Herald-Democrat, Greencastle, Putnam County, 11 March 1921 — Page 2

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THE HERALD-DEMOCRAT, GREENCASTLE. INDIANA

FRIDAY, MARCH 11,

1921

RUSSELVILLE 5 WINS TOURNEY FROM ROCKVILLE

FRIDAY TOURNAMENT SCORES

NORTH PUTNAM* COUNTY TEAM FRIDAY’S TOURNAMENT S( OREa

DEFEATS PARKE COUNTY AS.

PI RANTS BY SCORE OF 23 TO 14 IN SATURDAY NIGHT GAME

G H S. TO PROTEST ' ’ THE ROCKVILLE GAME After careful discusion and investigation the Greencastle High sch. ool oificials have decide^ to protest the Greencastle-Rockville game be. fore the State Athletic Association. The purpose of the protest is to have the game awarded to Greencastle and to secure a ruling on the points in. \olved as a guide in future situations

of this sort.

Fillmore 25; Bridgeton 13. Russellville, 29; Clinton Center 7 # Rockville^ 29; Rosedale 8. Greencastle, 45; Mecca, 11 Roachdale, 45; Montezuma 11. Cloverdale ,17; Marshall, 16. Bainbridge. 17; Bloomingdale. 8. FILLMORE DEFEATS BRIDGETON

Fillmore defeated Bridgeton by the score of 25 to 14 in the first game of the Sectional Tournament played at one o’clock Friday afternoon. The game was slow throughout. The

Uiere is no disposition or pur. Parke county team was not accustom.

pose to question the final outcome of the tournament or in any way to jeopardize th e interest and standing of Russellville High School the win. ning team of this tournament.

Russellville defeated Rockville for Sectional honors by a score of 23 to 14 in the final game of the Tournament played Saturday night at eight o’clock in the DePauw gym. Russell, ville outplayed the Parke County quintet throughout the game and no time was the Rockville team in the lead Coach Newgent's lads had the advantage over all the other Tourney i contenders as they drew the easiest possible schedule The Rockville team rallied during the first part of the second half and a field goal which was thrown by Peare tied the score 12 all. But the fast Russellville quintet soon gained a safe lea^ "'hick w as at no time threat ened. Sewell’s offensive playing featured for the winners Referee Bayh of State Normal re. fereed th e first half and Paul Hurley, a senior in Purdue University officiated i n the last half of the game. A complete account of the final

game follows: First half—

P.ussellville won the toss of coin and Capt. Cox chose the east goal. The game started like a flash and af. ter about a minute of hard play Cox of Russellville opened the scoring by caging a long basket from near the side line. Sewell made good the foul called on Chapman Hocker of Rockville dribbled down and thre w field goal from under basket. Russellville called time out. Score was three to two in favor of Coach Newgent’s crew. One minute after playing re. sumed Sewell failed to cage a free throw of foul called on Hocker Cox made a field goal from under the bas-

ed to the large floor on which the game was played while the Fillmore team has played quite a few games in the DePau w gym. Fillmore plays the winner of the Clinton Center— Russelville game at 9 o’clock tomorrow morning Lineup anj summary

are as follows:

threw a long field goal

ket. Sewell

from center of the floor. Rockville called time out. Score 7 to 2 in Rus. gain. rlTawhRyf* ulotD ot.. qyrtoIP sellville’s favol*. Playing began again. Sewell failed to throw foul called on Pear’s double dribble. Peare made good the foul called on Cox Half end.

Fillmore (25) Bridgeton (13) Campbell Forward Welsh Gorham Forward Rea Brown Center Hopper Day Guard Crooks Wright Guard Smith Substitutions: F H. S. Oliver for T. Wright for Wright. Hicks for Oliver. Campbell for T Wright, Bridgeton; Bensen for Smith. Field goals—Gorham 3, Brown 2., Day 2, Wright 1, Rea 2, Hopper 2

Campbell 3.

Fouls: Brown 3 Rea 5 Referee. Boyl (Terre Haute), Urn. pire Hurly Y Purdue ) The second game Friday night also was a good one, Bloomingdale and Tubby Moffett’s Bainbridge crew mix ed up in a game in which Blooming, dale playe ( ] rings around Bainbridge in the first half and it looked like the Parke county lads wer e sure winners. However, Bainbridge came ’>ack in the second half, holding the Bloomingdale boys scoreless and running up a good margin The game was one by Bainbridge 17 to 8

Russellville Wins In the second game of the tourney Russellville defeated Clinton Center by the score 29 to 7 The first half ended 14 to 4 i n favor of the winners. The Clinton Center team was com. pletely outclassed by the R H. S. quintet. Russellville plays Fillmore at 9 o’clock Saturday morning Irwin forward of Clinton Center featured the offensive of the contest for his team. Sewell playej a good game for

the winners.

Lineup and summary follow: Russellville (29) Clinton Center (7)

Cloldfelter .... Forward .... Irwin Gooding .... Forward .... Firestone Sewell Center ; Burk

Gooding, Fink for Field goals: Clodfelter 1.

1 Ford-

ed. Score: Russellville, 7; Rockville. 3. | Cox Guard Flint Second half j Randolph Guard Cooper Both teams enter-!,] the last half] Substitutions: Clinto n Center: Gibof the game with the same lineup but son for Firestone, Cooper for F Gib with greater determination. Sewell ) son. Terrv for Flint. Magill for Terrv" of Russellville threw foul which was Russellville: Hardison for Clodfelter’.

called on Britton. Two minutes lat-| Fordice for er Peare made good the foul called o n Hardison.

Randolph for “holding.” Gooding, Sewell 8, Cox. 2 Hardison and Cox Passed the ball down under J kel. Finkl, Irwin2 Magill. basket, Gooding throwing field goal. Foul goals:Irwin 1 out of 3

Britton shot one handed field goal | from near side line. Peare duplicates i Britton’s shot. Sewell dribbled down and caged a field goal. Britton threw a spectacular field goal from near the 1 center of the gym Peare tied the j

score by registering a long field tally to * in the thirrf * am e of the tourney. Russellville demanded time out Score ^ lis f? ame wa s one of the slowest and 13 to 13. Two minutes after playing un i n t er estmg of the tourney. The two resumed Sewell again put his team 'n teaniH w «re both of Parke county, the lead by scoring a long field tally, | ^ a *^ ^nded 15 to 1 in favor Sewel made good the foul called on w ' nners . The Rosedale teams

Referee: Hurley. Umpire: Bayh.

1

Parke County Teams Mix

Rockville eliminated Rosedale 29

Hocker. Clodfelter received a pass from Cox and threw a field ta'ly Sewell caged free throw of foul call, ed on Wimmer for “shoving.” Cox threw field goal from near foul line. The Rockville team called time out. Score 20 to 12 in favor of the Russellville five. Shortly after the playing wa: begun Back Guard Wimmer was injured His place was taken by El. lett, who remained i n for the remainder of the game There was five minutes of close play Peare threw field goal P-om near foul line Sewell tossed field goal from under basket Game ended. Score: Russell,

ville. 23; Rockville 14.

Lineup anj summary are as fol-

lows :

Russellville Y23) Rockville (14) Clodfelter .. Forward . . M Chapman Gooding Forward Hocker Sewell Center Peare Cox. (Capt.). Guard. Britton (Capt.) Randolph Guard .... Wimmer Substitutions: Rockville.EJlett

could not score a field tally until the second half when Rockville ran in its substitutes. In this game Rockville prove,] to be a one man squad .Peare of Rockville was the star of the game making nineteen points for his team Rockville mets G. H. S at 10 o’clock Saturday morning in the ninth game of the tournament. The winner of the Greencastle.Rockville game plays the winner of the Clove-dale-Roach, dale game in the Semi finals of the

tourney.

Rosedale (8) Rockville (29) Seville Forward Hocker Patterson .. Forward .. M. Chapman Price Center Peare Jukes Guard Britton Guard Wimmer | Substitution: Rockville: Ellett for Winner. W’immer for Ellett, Sovers for Peare, J Chapman for M. j Chapman, Rosedale: Cowger for Jukes. Sunclair for Price Field goals: Peare 8 Seville 2, Ross 1, J Chap,

for i man 1 M. Chapman, 1 Hocker 1.

Greencastle in Walkaway In the fourth game of the tourna. ment played between Greencastle and Mecca at four o’clock Friday afternoon the local squad displayed their usual fast team work. The gcore ended 45 to 11 in favor of G. H. S. and at no time was the M H. S. aggrega. tion i n the lead. The first half end. ed 25 to 4 in favor of the winners. The Greencastle team scored almost at will The locals will meet Rockville in the ninth game of tlte tourney at 10 o’clock Saturday morning. Greencastle (45) Mecca (11) Foster Forward SmileyBlack Forward Swaim Zei s Center Thomas Masten .... Guard .... Cunningham Peck Guard Peters Substitutions: Mecca: Simpson for Swaim, Swaim for Simpson. Simpson for Smiley, Bery for Cunningham. Greencastle: Gillen for Black, Taylor for Masten Bryan for Zeis, Masten for Taylor, Zeis for Bryan Black for Gillen, Taylor for Foster. Field goals: Foster 9, Black 4. Zeis 3, Bryan 2, Masten 1, Smiley 2, Thomas 1, Simpso n 1. Fouls: Foster 5 out of 6 Masten 2 out of 3. Smiley 3 out of 4. Referee: Hurley (Purdue) Umpire: Bayh (State Normal) Montezuma Falls Roachdale easily eliminated Monte, zuma from the tourney, by a score 45 to 11. The first half ended 16 to £ in favor of the winner The los. ers led the scoring for the first quar. ter of the contest The offensive playing of Sands of R. H. S featured the game. This game was the last game of the Friday afternoon ses sion and was played at 5 o’clock. Roachdale (45) Montezuma (11) Sands .... Forward Maxwell Ma layer .... Forward .... Thomas Barns Center Billings Hedge .... Guard .... 0. McMasters Newell .. Guard .. Thos. McMasters Substitutions: Roachdale: Jeffries for Malayer, Faller for Hedge. Mon. tezuma: F. McMasters for T. Me. Masters, T. McMasters for F McMasters.. Field goals: Barnes 6. Sands 5, Malayer 4, Hedge 6, Thomas 2, Maxwell 2 Fouls: Sands 2 out of 5 1 out of 1. Thomas 1 out of 4. O McMasters, 2 out of 5, Referee Bayh. Here is a Thriller In the hardest fought basket ball game played on any Greencastle floor for man years, Cloverdale eli.nir.at_ ed the so called “dark horse” Marshall (Parke County) team from the Dis. trict Tourney by the score 17 to 16 in the first game Friday night. It took three overtime periods of five minutes each to decide the winner . The first half ended 5 to 5. At the end of the game the score stood 15 to 15 with a personal foui called on a M. H. S. player. Rogers of Cloverdale failed to score the foul and an overlive period of fiv e min. utes was played without determining the winner. Another period was played with no change in the score During the last and decisive period, Rogers threw a field tally followed by a Marshall player making good a free throw The score stood 17 to 16. The Putnam team held the M.

SATURDAY TOURNAMENT SCORES o SATURDAY MORNING SCORES Russellville, 26; Fillmore 9 • • Grencastle 17; Rockville^ 15. Revised Score (Overtime Score) Greencastle, 16; Rockville^ 17. Roachdale 24,;; Cloverdale, 11. Saturday Afternoon Scores Rusellville 20; Bainbridge 9

G. H. S. Win s By 2 Points Greencastle won ftom the fast Rock ville aggregation when Foster of the G. H. S threw the winning field tally Roachdale. Bainbridge and Russellville all Putnam County teams. a s the only survivors in the tourney play. Saturday afternoon Bainbridge met Russellville in the first game and Greencastle met Roachdale in the seceliminated In Saturday morning games Clov. erdale, Rockville and Fillmore were eliminated, leaving Greencastle, just as the final gun shot. The score was 15 to 15 as Foster and Black worked the ball down toward the Greencastle basket. Foster threw and made the wining tally The score was contested as the time keeper Crodian said that he tried to fire the revolver te n seconds before but that it snapped and did not go off. The referee’s decision wag in favor of Greencastle. The revolver showed that Mr. Crodian must have been mis. taken because the other four cartridges in the revolver showed no indications of failing to explode. The lineup for the two teams were the same as in former games of the tourney. Later i n the day the officials changed their decision and called the game a tie game The officials ordered a 5 minute overtime period played that afternoon in which Rockville made two pointg and Greencastle one point. Rockville the n was awarded the game. The summary is as follows: Field goals: Pears 5. Black 2, Fos. ter 2. Masten 2. Britton 1. Fouls: Peare 1 out of 7, Masten 2 out of 5. Foster 2 out of 3, Hocker 2 out of 3. Referee: Bayh Russellville Again Russellville defeated Fillmore in the first game of the Saturday morn, ing session of the tourney by the score 26 to 9 The score at the end of the first half stood 15 to 4 in favor of the R. H. S. squad. This game was an uninteresting for the spec-

tators

Coach Ed Wright’s team was out. classed by the R. H. S. squad. Camp, bell who three three field goal s was the only Fillmore player who was able to throw a field tally. The lineup was the same as in former games The summary is as follows: Substitutions: Fillmore: T Wright for M Wright. Oliver for Gorham,, Hicks for Brown, Brown for Hicks, M.

Brown for T. Brown

Russellville: Harbison for Gooding, Fink for Clodfelter, Gooding for Cox

Lineup and Summary follows: Bainbridge (9) Russellville 20) Stewart .... Forward .... Clodfelter Steele Forward Gooding Wright Center Sewell Allee Guarj Cox Lane Guard Randolph Substitions: Bainbridge: Darnall for Stewart Stewart for Darnall. Russellville: Harbison for Gooding. Gooding for Harbison Field goals: Sewell 3, Cox 3, Stewart 2. Clodfelter 1 Fouls: Stewart 5 out of 7; Cox 5 out of 7, Sewell 1 out of 1. Referee: Bayh (State Normal) Rockville is Winner

RUSSELLVILLE GETSTyv^ °N MYTHICAL, - Basket ball critic^ wh() nessed the tourney have aelj. J folowing all-Sectiona! team fj J Herald. The team is as follow"' Forward ,.Sand s (Roachda’J Forward ..Black (Greencwtl' Center ..Peare (Rockville, 1 Guard ..Cox (Russellville) i Guard ..Randolph (RusseUvJ Honorable Mention: Irwin ((3 Center); Foster <Greencastlei• d (Russellville); Rogers (Clovi3 an,, Barnes (Roachdale).

Rockville eliminated Roachdale from the tourney in the semi finals. The score was 19 to 15. Rockville had eliminated the Greencastle team in a five minute overtime game which was played immediately preceding the game in which it defeated the Roachdale team. During the last half of th e Roachdale Rockville game Barnes of Roachdale made a long field goal from back of the center of the DePauw gym. It was the most spectacular of any shot made up to r this time The offensive playing of “Specks” Sands featured for the losers. Peare stared for the Rockville team. Lineup anj Summarw are as fol-

lows:

Roachdale (15) Rockville (19) Sands .... Forward ... M. Chapman Faller Forward Hocker Barnes Center Peare Hedge Guard Britton Newell Guard Wimmer Substitutions: Roachdale: Malayer for Barnes, Barnes for Malayer. Rockville: J. Chapman for M Chapman, M Chapman for J. Chapman Field goals: Peare 4, Hocker 3, Barnes 2 Sands 1 Britton 1 M. • * Chapman 1. Fouls: Sands 9 out of 10. Hocker 1 out of 4 Referee: Hurley (Purdue) Umpire: Bayh, (State Normal)

H. S. tossers to a standstill till the Field goals: Sewell 5 Cox 3, Harbison

Wimmer. Field goals: Sewell 4. Cox | Britton 1 Fouls: Patterson 2 out of

last. The Cloverdale aggregation won a hard earned game To Rogers, Cloverdale owes much for without this speedy litle player, Coach Me. Cammack protege’s probably would not have been victorious The other members of the C. H S team also did their bit in the winning of the con. test Rogers scored 13 of Cloverdale’s 17 points. The lineup anj summary follow: Cloverdale (17) Marshall (16) Rogers Forward Beeson Hendrix .... Forward .... Morris Sinclair Center Eder Hendrick Guard Bonner Cline Guard Beeson Substitutions: McKamey for Rogers, Rogers for McKamey. Field goals: Rogers 3, Hendrick 2 F. Beeson 2^ Eder 1, Bonner 2. Foul goals: Rogers 7 out of 10, Ed. er 4 out of 4, Bonner 3 out of 5. Referee: Paul Hurley (Purdue) Umpire: Bayh (State Normal) Tubby Moffett’s boys win With much difficulty Bainbridge eliminated the Bloomingdale (Parke Co.) squad by the score of 17 to 8 The Bainbridge quintet had a hard time geting started i n scoring At the beginning of the game the losers ran up a 5 to 0 score en “Tubby” Moffett’s team The first half ended 7 to 3 in favor of the Bloomirtgdale

five

Bainbridge (17) Bloomingdale (8) Steward Forward Allen Chadd Forward Harvey Wright Center Woodard Allee Guard Dayton Lane Guard Vaught Substitutions: Bainbridge: Steele for Chadd, Bair,] for Steward. Field goals: Steele ,3, Allee 1 Wright 1, 1. AIIat* 1 w'A ^ ^

2_ Campbell 3, Clodfelter 1, Fordice 1. Fouls: Brown 3 out of 4, Sewell 1 out of 1, Harbison 1 out of 1. Referee: Hurley.

Cloverdale goes Down Roachdale eliminated the speedy little Cloverdale team in the last game of the Friday morning schedule by the score of 24 to 11. The score at the end of the first half stood 12 to 9 in favor of the R. H. S. quin, tet Rogers of Cloverdale was sick from the effects of the three overtime period game which the C H S. squad won from Marshall Friday evening but he played nevertheless. At the beginning of the game and up to the end of the first half the C. H. S. tossers held the winners to a close score. The lineup of the two contesting team s w-ere the same as in former games of the tourney in which they played Thes ummary follows: Substitutions: Cloverdale: Me. Kamey for Rogers < Rogers for Me. Kamey. R. H S. Jeffries for Hedge, Hedge for Jeffries Field goals: Hendrix 2. Sinclair 2,’ Sand ? 4, Hedge 2, Barnes2 Malayer 1. Rogersl Fouls: Hendrix 1 out of 5 f Sands 6 out of 7. Referee: Hurley.

The Semi-Finals Russellville won from Bainbridge in the first game of the Semi.finals by the score of 20 to 9. “Tubby” Moffett’s protege’s was a lighter team than the Russellville aggregation_ The Bainbridge team put Up a good fight but they were simply outclassed by the R. H R. quintet.

CARUSO HAS BEST DAY SINCE RECENT RELAPSE

New York, March 2—A genera! improvement i n the condition of En. rico Caruso tenor following the operation yesterday to remove pus from the pleural cavity. was reported tonight by his secretary Bruno Zirato. “Mr Caruso’s fever was abated.” Mr. Zirato said, “so much that he and other members of the family felt that he had experienced the best day and evening since his relapse.”

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