Indianapolis Times, Volume 35, Number 244, Indianapolis, Marion County, 23 February 1924 — Page 9

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Jimmy Murphy Enters 500-Mile Race and Names Miller Special as Mount

FAMOUS DRIVER COMING • BACK FOR BIG HONORS *Jh'e Smiler’ Is One of Few Who Have Won Indianapolis Event and His Presence Means Much. Popular Jimmy Murphy, the motor pilot of smiles and thrills, today filed entry for the 1924 international 500-mile race May 30 at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway. T. E. Myers, secretary and general manager of the Speedway, announced Murphy’s coming and it is needless to say Myers was highly dated. When Murphy is in a race there is no question about speed being produced; he is one of the most daring driver*, of the game.

Murphy, who won the Indianapolis race and points championship for 1921, was the recognized international chpmpion for that season, having also won the French Grand Prix at Le Mans, France, the only American pilot ever to turn the unusual feat of beating the European stars in their race. He is a great favorite at the ; local course, and has announced he will come to the track early to tunc : up his car for the 1924 race. He j Will drive a Miller Special. From the standpoint of money collected at the finish wire Murphy etands unique. He won the first race in which he ©ver competed, a 250-mile event at Eos Angeles in 1919. When Murphy snatched the winning plum here in 1921 he at the world's record breaking speed of 94.4S miles per hour for the five-century. “You don’t know how much pleas gives me to know definitely will drive in Indianapolis again this year,” he wrote Myers, "not lie- i cause it is the most difficult course In America. I assur© you, but because Os the prize money you put up.” haskellinlns TAKE ON BUTLER | Redskin Net Players Perform j in City Tonight. •The Haskell Indians basketbal* | team is in the city and will battle j the Butler College five at Tomlinson j Hall tonight. Most of the Indian basket players j performed or. the gridiron here last i fall. There will be a curtain-riUser game at 7 o'clock between two Butler “freshie” teams.

Basketball Results

COLLEGE Illinois. 26; lowa, 14. Terrs Haute Normal, 41: Loyola, 9. •ffiton. 29; Notre Dame. 23. in a Central. 36: Evansville, 33. ell. £5, U. of Penn.. 15. Princeton, 30; Yale, 26. Dartmouth. 20: Columbia. 18. Delaware. 34: Ursinus. IT. Penu State, 29; Pittsburgh. 13. W. a3 J., 26; Carnegie Tech, 16 PIGH SCHOOL Hopewell (Franklin). 39; Manual, 32. Vincennes. 56; Tech. S3. Broad Ripple. 27; ahortndse. 23. Morton (Richmond), 38; Cathedral. 23. Anderson, 47; Bedford. 43. Bloomington, 34; Franklin, 33. Marion 20- Munae! 11 Jefferson, 31; Lebanon. 24. West Lafayette, 33: Monticcllo. 16. Huntington, 24; Central (Ft. Wayne), 11 Frankfort, 40: Columbus. 40. Morton Seeonds. 22; Milton, 21. Rochester. 38: Kokomo. 31. Champaign, 111., 37; Garfield. 11. Connersvjlle, 44: R'lshville, 35. Bu.-liville Seconds. 45: Connersrille, 9. LJzton, 29; Jamestown, 27. Lyons, 40; Bioknell. 28. Brownsburg. 31; Crawfordsville. 29. Tipton. 28; Sdrrieville. 25. Scirolenlle Girls. 8: Tipton Girls, 25. Dayton, 36; Monitor. 24. Huntington Reserves. 23: Andrews, 19. West Newton; Valley Mills, 20. J©n<’*horo, 41; Van Boren, 18. Delphi. 44: Brookston. 24. Baz'eton, 33: Booneville. 24. Loganeport, 27; South Bend. 23. Sharperille. 33: Green town, 22. Russia. 50; Micbigantown. 17. West Middleton. 30; Galveston, 28. Hag erstown, 22; Moorcland. 18. Centerville, 34; Boston, 30 (overtime). Huntsville. 41; Green Township. 18. Modoc, 25; Greensfork. 8. Atlanta, 39: New London. 27. Ban Davis. 37; Mt. Comfcrt. 36. Fortvtlle. 33: MeCordsville. 27. North Manchester. 35; Columbia City, 29 Arcadia. 53; Lapel. 12. Rnightstown. • 8; Fendieton, 21. Spieeland. 28; Knightstown Jr. High 24 Cweecfield. 29: Spieeiand. 23. Msoresville, 25; Pittsborp. 19. Cumberland. 45: Avon. 12. Monrovia 48; Danville, 28. Hillsboro. 19; Wallace. 15. Advance. 38: Thorntown. 36. Biehdale. 25: Mace. 16. ’lWrgate, 33: New Richmond. 20. Sweetser, 39; Wabash, 25. Hartford City, 37; Union City. 27. How ard Twp , 20- Union Twp., 9 Dale-mile. 26 Middletown. 24 Alexandria. 36; Gas City. 13. Vrsnktoc. 23; Markleville. 22 Elwood 49: Summitville, 20. Center. 21; Rulgevtlle. 8. Salma. 42; Stony Creek. 31. Ga'ton. 38; Royerton. 25. McKinley. 2 n : Wayne 19 Ponnriile, 19: Dunkirk, 18. Warren. 35: Fairmount. 26. Saratoga. 22: Rey Key. 20. Meweastlc, 24; Greencaatle. 21.

fiARTER ANNOUNCES SHOW jYexuoter to Arrange All-Star Card for March 5 Event. Promoter Steve Harter today announced he would stage an all-star boxing show at Tomlinson Hall, Jlarch 5. • Be has signed Louie Lavell of AnBron to appear in an eight-round bout and is seeking a Chicago lightJFffight for an opponent. Bobbie Bridges, local welter, also appear on the card. Four eightTound bouts and a, ten-round scrap Will make up the program. It will be k popular-priced show. I. U. PADDLERS IN WIN |fme Out Michigan by Taking Relay --Moore Stars for Crimson. Ptf Times Special Bloomington, ind.. Feb. 23 " U” team Michigan here Friday night. Fite score at the completion of the Events that counted for points was N-Hl. Indiana wdn the relay and the ref jtree awarded the meet to I. U. Capt. Moore of Indianapolis was the iter for the Crimson With 12 points. Illinois Wrestlers Win CBIC4GO. Feb. 23.—University of Ola is wrestlers won from Chicago j loir* rity, 18 to 15, Friday night.

He's Entered hi tp JIMMY MURPHY TANARUS” HE driver all speed race fans like today filed entry rbr the dianapolis Motor Speedway. He has one victory to his credit in the local international event. MONROVIA HOLDS ‘ BASKETBALL FETE Fans Celebrate Team's Showing in Tri-State Meet, 8a limes Special MONROVIA, Ind.,- Feb. 23.—Towns can celebrate new gymnasiums, victories and other achievements of their basketball teams, but it is doubtful if any ever will convey the message of spirit behind a team that was shown in a demonstration in this city Friday night for the runners-up in the tri-State tournament at Cincinnati last week-end. Following a curtain-raiser game in which Clayton defeated Plainfield, 2819, th© Monrovia student body staged a pageant portraying the season's progress of the team. A ladder showed the steps taken of victories to win the county tourney. Cards bearing*, • the scores of the various games told that only one game was lost during the season on regular schedule, 31 to 30, to Emminence, who was latpr beaten. The hit of the evening came when a wheelbarrow, carrying a stuffed dummy representing the ancient rival Mooresril-e, was wheeled on the floor. That fc-am was defeated twice. Coach Herbert Curtiss was honored in a sketch by the students. Monrovia lost the final game to Smithvllle in the Tri-State. 28-26. The schedule and evening was climaxed in glory when the Monrovia team came on the floor amid wild shouting from fans and trounced Danville, 46 to 28. Dorsett, McCracken and Horton each showered field goa!s v for Monrovia, while Wilson and C*omer played best for the loseps. Tudor, who was selected all Tri-State center, was ill and could not play. Chicago Mat Results By United Press CHI''AGO, Feb. 23—John Pesek, heavyweight wrestler, of Ravenna, Neb . defeated Joe Zickman. Aberdeen. S. D., in straight falls Friday night, H. S. Basketball Tonight Camden at Onward Brookston at Montirello. Hartford City at Bluffton. HiHsboro at Perrygville. Columbus at T.nransnort. RuahviUo at Garfield (Terre Haute). Goshen at Keixdallville. Fillmore at Amo. Emerson (Gary' at East Chicago. Mishawaka at Elkhart. Brazil at Clinton. Whiting at Warsaw. Morton i Richmond' at 9'eele (Davton Ohio'. Portland at Marion. South Side (Ft. Wayne) at Peru. Sheridan at Morocco. Central (Ft.^Wayne) at Froebel (Gary).

10,685 BOWLERS TO SEE ACTION IN TITLE MEET V Annual A. B, C, Tournament Opens in Chicago Tonight—slos,ooo in Prize Money to Be Distributed, Dp l nit eel Press J ( lII* AGO, Feb. 23.—Breaking all entry and prize money records tor bowling events, the American Bowling Congress tournament will open here tonight. With 10,685 bowlers entered, the meet becomes the greatest sportyig event ever held in this country, according to officials. More people will participate in this tournament than enter the Olympic games. Prize money amounting to $105,000 will be distributed.

AftPr the first week, play will comrnenoi at 10 o’clock in the morning end continue until midnight each day. The tournament will continue for (nifty— t x days nnd during this, tini' ::p t bov/Ters from nil over the North Am- • iran cbnt'n uu will be seen in action. There will be 6,831 teams in the tournament. One hundreds* and one cities will be represented. Milwaukee has supplied the largest entry outside of Chicago, sending 120 teams.

Schedules of State High School Sectional Tourneys 1 —— Feb, •>9 > >j arc h j 1 1 ■ " ——

AT INDIANAPOLIS FRIDAY 9:oo—Technical and Cumberland (1). 10:00—West Newton and Shortridge (2). 11:00—Manual and Shadeland (1). 1:00—Valley Mills and Ben Davis (2). 2:00 —Acton and Oaklandon (1). 3:oo—Castleton and Beech Grove (2). 4:oo—Southport and New Bethel (1). 7.3o—Lawrence and Broad Ripple (2). 8 J3o—Winner 9 a. m, and winner 10 a. tn. (1). SATURDAY 9:oo—Winner 11 a. tn. and winner 1 p. m. (2). 10:00—Winner 2 p. m. and winner 3 p. m. 11:00 —Winner 4 p. m. and winner 7:30 p. m. (2). 2:oo—Winner 8:30 p. m. and winner 9 a. tn. (1). 3:oo—Winner 10 a. m. and winner 11 a. m. (2). B:oo—Winner 2 p. m. and winner 3 p. m. U). „ , Officials —(1) John Miller; (2) James Hale. AT FRANKLIN FfiIDAY 2:oo—Greenwood and Edinburg (1). 3:oo—Nineveli and Wbiteland. (2). 7:3o—Hopewell and Franklin (1). B:3o—Center Grove and Clark Twp. (2). SATURDAY 9:oo—Trafalgar and Union Twp. (1). 10:00—Winners 2 p. m, and 8 p. m. (2). 2:oo—Winners 7:30 p. m. and 8:30 p. m. (1). 3:00—-Winners 9 a. m. and 10 a. m. (2). 8:00 —-Winners 2 p. m. and 3 p. m. (1). Officials—(l) John Cratgle; (2) Harry Schoeneman. AT HUNTINGTON FRIDAY 2:oo—Banquo and Bippus (1). 3:00—-Huntington and Warren (2). 4:Co—Roanoke and Union Center (1). 7:3o—Andrews and Huntington Twp. (2). B:oo—Monument City and Rock Creek Twp. (1). SATURDAY 9:oo—Clear Creek and winner 2 p. m. (2). 10:00—Winners 8 p. m. and 4 p. m. (1). 2:00 —Winners 7:30 p. m. and 8:80 p. m. (2). 3:oo—Winners 9 a. m. and 10 a. m. (1). B:oo—Winners 2 p. m. and 3 p. m. (2). Officials —(1) Ralph Parker; (2) Ralph Eades. AT KOKOMO FRIDAY 2:oo—Clay Twp and Union Twp. (1). 3:oo—New Loudon and Howard Twp. (2). 4:oo—Prairie Twp. and West Middleton (D. 7:3o—Kokomo and Greentown (2). B:3o—Kussiaville and Jackson Twp. (1). SATURDAY 9:oo—Sharpesville and winner 2 p. m (2). 10:00—Vinners 3 p. m. and * p. M, (It. 2:oo—Winners 7:30 p. m. and 8:30 p. m 3.oo—Winner* 9 * m. and 10 a m. (1). B:oo—Winners 2 p. m. and 3 p. m. (2). Offiiciais—ti> Lee Sinclair; (2) Watson Deakyne. AT LAFAYETTE FRIDAY j ;ftn —Wea and West Lafayette <ll. 2:oo—Stockwell and Romney (2). 3:00 —Gladdens Comer and West Point (1). 4.oo—Jefferson and Monitor (2). s:oo—Buck Crek and Montmorenci (It. 7:3o—Jackson Twp. and Clarks Hili (2). B:3o—Dayton and Battle Ground (1). SATURDAY 9:oo—Winners 1 p. m. and 2 p. m. (2). 10:00 —Winners 3 p. m. and 4 p. m (l);. 11 :00—Winners 6 p m. and 7:30 p. in. (2). 2:00 —Winners 8:30 p m. and 9 a. tn. (1). 3:oo—Winners 10 a. m. and 11 a. m (2). B:oo—Winners £ p. m. and 3 p. ra. (1). Officials —(l) E. S. Kraptz; (2) Russell Hoehstetler. AT LOGANSPORT FRIDAY I:oo—Washington Twp. and Onward (1). 2:00 —Dea-on and New Waverlv 12). 3—Walton and Lega l sport (J). 4:00 —Galveston and Yount 'JMTI4B (2). s:oo—Ln -erne and Metea <ll. 7:3o—Royal Center and Lincoln (2). B:so—Twelve Mile and winner 1 p. m. (1). SATURDAY 9:oo—Winners 2 p. m. and 3 p. m. (2). 10:00—Winners 4 p. n. and 5 p in. (1). 2:oo—Winners 7:30 p. m. and 8:30 p. ru. (2). 3:oo—Winners 9 an. and 10 a. m. (It. B:oo—Winners 2 p. ra. and 3 p m. (2). Officials—(t) Edwiu Miller: (2) Claude Draper. AT MtNTtE FRIDAY 2 OO—Torktown and Albany (1) 3:oo—Royerton and Selma <2i 4 00—Daieville and Muncle (!) -7:3o—Gaston and Cowan (2) B:3o—Desoto and Eaton (1) SATURDAY 9:oo—Center and winner 2 p. m <2t 10:00—Winners 3 p. m. and 4 p. m. (1) 2:C0 —Winners 7:30 p. tn. and 8:30 p. tn. 3:oo—Winners 9 a m. anu 10 a. m. <t) B:oo—Winner* 2 p. m. and 3 p. m. 12) Officials—(l) Howard Hill; (2) F. A. Bills. AT NEWCASTLE FRIDAY I:oo—Straughn and New Lisbon (1). 2:oo—Cadiz and Middletown <2t. .3:oo—Sulphur Springs and Fairview (It. 4:oo—Kr.ightstown and Kennard (2). 5:00 —Louisville and Mooreland (It. 7:3o—Mt. Summit and Newcastle (2). B:3o—Ber.tonvi!! and Spieeland (1). SATURDAY 9:oo—Winners 1 p. m. and 2 p. m. (2). 10:00—Winner* 3 p. m. and 4 p. m. (It. 1 1 :00—Winner* 5 p. m. and 7:30 p. m (21. 1 00—Winners 8:30 p. ra and 9 a. m. (It. .3:oo—Winners 10 a. m. and 11 a. m. (2). 8:0O —Winners 2 p, tn and 3 p. m. (1). Officials —(1) John Wertz; (2) Davis Harrison. AT MIBLESVILL* , FRIDAY 2:00—Boxlev and Atlanta (1 *. *3:oo—Westfield and Walnut Grove (2). 7:3o—Noblewllle and Cicero (1). B:3o—Arcadia and Shendaa (2). SATURDAY 9:oo—Fishers and Carmel (11. 10:00 —Winners 2 pm. and 3 p. m. <S). 2:oo—Winners 7:30 p. m. and 8:30 p. •n. (1), 3:00 -Winner* 9 a, m. and 10 a. m (2). B:oo—Winners 2 t>. m. and 3 p. rn. (1). Official*—(l) Stanley Feezle; (2) John George. AT FRANKFORT FRIDAY 2 Michur.-‘.ntown and Jefferson <1). 3 Goldsmith ard Kemptou (2). 7:3o—Colfax and Frankfort (1). B:3o—Scdrcleville and Forrest. (2). SATURDAY 9—Mulberry and Roseville (1). 10—Winners 2 p. nt. and 3 p. m. (2t 2 Winner^ 7:30 p m. and 8:30 p. tn (1). 3 Winners 9 a. m. and 10 a. m. (2). B—Winners 2 p. m. and 3 p. in. (1). Officials—(l) Everett Babb; (2) Bert Westover. AT SEYMOUR FRIDAY 2:6o—Clear Springs and Freetown (1). 3:oo—Austin and Brownstowp (2). 7:so—Cortland and Little York (1). B:3o—Seymour and Oothersvilie (2). SATURDAY f 9:oo—Medora and Vallnnta (I >. 10:00—Winner 1 - 2 p. m and 3 p. m. (2). 2 OO—Winners 7 - 30 p. m. and 8:30 p. m. (1). s:oo—Winners 9 a. m and 10 a. m. (2). B:oo—Winners 2 p. tn. and 3 p. at. (1). Official —i U William S. Fellmy; gSt Harold E Bergds. ' .

Detroit has 100.' New York City has sent ten teams. Cleveland and Cincinnati each have thirty-three. Toledo aas twenty-five and Columbus fifteen. '*4?\ Jos©, Cal., has sent its crack . LitH hero,and -his aggregation hopes to annex some of the prizes. Inl.anapolie has its best bowlers entered. All of last year’s champions will appear this year. r The veteran Billy Knox of Philadelphia, tte B C.’s only 300 men, will roll.

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AT BAINBRIDGB FRIDAY . 2:oo—New Ma.vsville and Roachdale (1) 3:4>o—Russellvtllo and Clinton Center (2) 7:30-—Rcelgvillo and Greencastle (J) 8:30 —Bainbridge and Cloverdale (2) SATURDAY 9:oo—Putnamvilie and Fillmore (1). 10:00—Winner 3 p. m, and winner 3 p. m. (2) 2:00 —Winner 7:30 p. m. and Winner 8:30 p. m. (1) * 3:oo—Wini’i r 51 a. m. and winner 10 a. ;... (3) B:oo—Winuer 2 p. m. and winer 3 p. in. (1) Official*—(l) E. E. Rnd: (2) M. P. Wilder. AT ANDERSON FRTD4Y 2:oo—Pendleton and Summitville (1). / .3:oo—Anderson and Lapel (21. 7:3o—Markleville aud Eiwood (1). B:3o—Frankton an! Windfall (2). SATURDAY 9:oo—Tipton and Alexandria. (1). 10 CO—Winner 2 p. oi. and winner 3 p. m. (2). 2:oo—Winner 7:30 p. mfl an.l winner 8:30 p. .ra. (1). 3:oo—Winner 9 a. m. and winner 10 a. m. (2). 8:00 —Winner 2 p. m. and winner 3 p. ro- (1), Officials —(1) R- B. Morrison; (2) Dan Overman. AT CRAWFOBDSVILLB FRIDAY I:oo—Darlington and Waynetown (1) 2:oo—New Ross and Linden (2) 3:oo—Wingate and Bowers (1) 4:oo—Alamo and New Market (2) s:oo—Waveland and Crawfords-’Hie, (l) 7:3o—Mace and New Richmond (2) B:3o—Ladoga and winner 1 p. m. (1) SATURDAY 9:oo—Winner 2 p. ra. and winner 3 p. m. (2) 10:00—Winner 4 p. m. and. winner 6 p. m. (1) 2:oo—Winner 7:30 p. m. and winner 8:30 p. ra. (2) 3:oo—Winner a a. m. and winner 10 a m. (1) 8:00 —Winner 2 p. w. and winner 3 p. m. Offh-ials-^-U) Gus S. KeuzTer; (2) G. W. Trickcy. AT BEDFORD FRIDAY 9:oo—Rums City and Williams (1). 10:00 —Pekin and West Baden.(2). 11 ;00 —Heltonville and Need more ll). I:oo—Bedford and Oolitic (2). 2:00 —Bardipsbiyg and Huron (1). B:oo—Orleans and Pao'i (£>. 4:oo—Salem and Tunneltem (I>. 7:30 —Mitchell and Logootee (2). S;30 —Winner 9 a. m. and winner 10 a. m. U) SATURDAY 9—-Winner 11 a. m. and Vinner 1 p m. (21. lo_Winner 2 o. m. and winner 3 p m. <l>. 11—. Winner 4p. ra. and winner 7:30 p. m. (2). 2 Winner 8:30 p, m and winner 9 a. m. (1). 3 Winner 10 a m. and winner 11 a m. (2). B—winner 2 p. m. and winner 3 p. to. ft). Officials—tl) R. W. Gipson; (2) Bryng Bryngieson. AT MARION FRIDAY 7:30 —Jonesboro and Upland (1). g-30—Van Buren and Fan-mount, (2). SATURDAY 9:00 —Swayzee and Matthew* 11). 10:00—Gas City and Sweetser (2). 11.00—Marion and winner*7:3o p. m U) c : 00—Winner 8:30 p. ni. and wrtmier 9 a m. (2). , . ~ 3:00 —Winner 10 a. m. and winer 11 a. m. t i). 8:00 —Winner 2 p. m. and winner 3 p. m. (2). Officials—(l) Dan Arbucklc; (2) Newell Day. AT COLUMBIA FRIDAY l 7:3o—Scipio and Van Buren Twp. (1). I fc-.30—-North Vernon ami Butlervdle t£). SATURDAY I n : oo—Tlaw Croak Twp and Newbem (l). 10:00—Flat Rock and Columbue (2). 11:00—Vernon Twp. and winner 7:30 p. m. Ml. , g:oo—Winner 8 30 p. m and winner 9 :00 a m. <2*. rg.fio— Winner 10 a. ra. and winner 11 a. tn. (1). B:oo—Winner 2 P m. and winner 3 p. m. 12). Offidali. — (1) H H Bacon; (2) Gilbert P. Best. AT EVANSVII.L* FRIDAY 9 06—Newburg and Ne> Hsrtnony <1). 10 CO—Wademlle and P',.vyville (2). 11:00—Tennyson and Mt. v-mou til. J:00—Boonvill* and Bosse (2). 2:6o—Stewartevtlle and Griffin (1). .3:oo—Cynthima and Yankee Town (2). 4:oo—Reitz and Lynnvills (1). I:3o—Elberfeld and Central <C). B:3o—Winner 9 a m. and winner 10 * m. (1). SATURDAY 9:00 —Winner 11 a. m. and winner 1 p. m (2 *. 10:00—Winner 2 p. mfl and winner 3 p. tn. (I). 11:00 —Winner 4 p. m and winner 7.30 •a. m. (2>. 2,00 —Winner 8:30 p. m and wininr 9 a. m. ft). 3:oo—Winner 10 a m and winner 11 a. m. (21, B:oo—Winner 2 p. m and winner 8 p. in. (1). Officials—(l) Chari Jensen: (2) Elmer Posey. AT MARTINBVTI.I.R FRIDAY 9 00-—Gosport nd RllettnvHlft (1). 10:00—Morgantown and Smithvllle (2). 11 (HI-—Monrovia and Coal City (1). I:oo—Paragon and Unlonville <2l. 3:oo—Freedom and Mooresville (1). 3:00 Bloomington aud Martinsville (8). 4:oo—Spencer and Eminence. (1). 7:3o—Stlnesville and winner 9 a. tn. (2). B:3o—Winners lO a m. and ll a. si (1). SATURDAY 9:00 —Winner* 1 p ra. and 2. p. tn (2). 10:00—Winner* 3 p. m. and 4 p. m. (1). U:oo—Winners 7:30 p. tn. anti 8:30 p. m. (2). 3 00 —-Winner* 9 a. m. and 10 a. tn. <1). B:oo—Wintiftrs 2pm. and 3 p. m. (2). Officials—(l) Bireh Bajh; (2) Dale Miller. AT PITTSBORO FRIDAY 2:oo—T.izlon and Stilesville (1). 3:oo—Piatnflcld and Avon (2). 4:oo—Browniburg and New Winchester (1) 7:3o—Pittsboro and Amo (2). B:3o—Clayton and *fnth Vvlem (l). SATURDAT 0:00 —Danville and winner 2 p m. (2). 10:00—Winner* 3 p m and 4 p m 2:oo—Winner* 7:30 p. m. and 8:30 p. m. (2) 3:oo—Winnera 9 a. tn and 10 a. m. (1). B:oo—Winners 2 p. m. and 3 p. m. (2) Offirials —(1) Walter Keller; (2) C. E. Steward. AT GREENFIELD FRIDAY 2:oo—Mt. Comfort and Westland (1) 3:oo—Eden and F trtvillc (2) 7:3o—Maxwell anj .Cbarlottsyille (1) B:3o—MeCordsville and New Palestine (2) SAT: Rp.vr 0:00 —Wilkinson uni Greenfield (1) 10:00 —Winnera at 2 p. ra. and 3 p m. (2) 2:oo—Winners at 7:30 p. ra. and 8:30 p. m. (1) 3:oo—Winners at 9 a. ra. mid 10 a. m. (2) ’ B:oo—rWinners 2 p. ra ana 3 p. tu. (1) Official* —(1) Guy Ogle; (2) Sidney Peter*. , AT LEBANON FRIDAY 7:3o—Lebanon and Central ®(1). 8:30 Zionsvtlle and Thorntown (SI. SATURDAY 9:oo—Jamestown and Advance (1), 10:00—New Augusta and WhiteMowu <2). 8:00 —Winners 7:30 o. ra and 8:30 p. m < n. 3:oo—Winner* 0 a. tn arid 10 a. m. (2). B:oo—Winners 2 pr m. raid 3 p. m. (1). Officials—(l) Leroy Cook; (2) R. V. ' Coppie. AT FT." WAYNE FRIDAY 9:oo—Central and Coea*e (1) 10:00—Monroe Twp. and Churmbusco. (2) 11:00—Areola and Harian (I) I:oo—South Side and New Haven. (2) 2:oo—Washington Center and Jefferson Center (I) 3:oo—Etna and Huntertown (2) 4:oo—Maumee Twp. and South Whitley 7:3o—Larwill and Columbia City (3) 8:30 —Winner 9 a. tn. and winner 10 a. an. (1) SATURDAY 9:oo—Winner II a. tn. and winner 1 p ra, (2) 10:00—Winner 3 p m. and winner 3 p. ra. 11:00—dinner 4 p. ra. and winner 7:30 p 01. (2) 2:oo—Winner 8:30 p. a*, ©ad winner 9 B:oo—dinner* 10 a. aa. and winner 11 a. m. (2) B:oo—Winner 2 p. at. and winner 8 p. In. Official*—(t) Horace Parker; (8) Will Smith. T *

AT BRAZIL FRIDAY' 9:oo—Afbboro and Tangier (T). 10:00 —Cory and Clay City (2). 11:00 —Brazil and Posey Twp. (1). 1:00—Coalmont and Belternore (2). 2:oo—Blooniiiigdale and Van Buren Twp. (J). 3:oo—Montezuma rad Bridgeton (2). 4:oo—Bowling Green and Marshall <1). 7:3o—Meera aud Rockville (2). B:3o—Winners 9 a. m. and 10 a. m. (1). SATURDAY 9:oo—Winners 11a. m. and l p. m. (2). 10:00—Winners 2 p. m. and 3 p. m. (1). 11:00—Winners 4 p, m. and J. 30 p. m. (2). 2:oo—Winners 8-30 p. in. and 9 a. m. (1). 3;00 —Winners 10 a. m. and II a. m. (2). 8:00 —-Winners 2 p. ra. and 3 p. -i. (1). Officials—(l) Homer Wiltsie; (SO V. L. Busenburg. NET SCHEDULES DRAWN FOR 0. S. DISTRICT MEETS 666 Teams Competing in 52 Sectionals —Tech Opens Local Tourney. Six hundred and sixty-six high school basketball teams will compete in flic sectional tourneys on next Friday and Saturday, according to the schedules announced today by A. L. Treater, secretary of the Indiana High School Athletic Association. These teams will fight for district honors in fifty-two different centers. The stupendous task of arranging the schedules was completed under the supervision of A. L. Trester and the drawing made by the board of control of the Indiana H. S. organization. There are seventy more teams in the running this year as 596 squads started in the big net derby last season. In the local sectional to be held a the Coliseum, Slate fairground. Technical High and Cumberland will open the festivities at 9 a. m. next Friday. All of the Indianapolis schools are In action during the morning w.th the exception of Broad Ripple, wliioh does not p’ay until the last contest Friday evening. Shortridge mi’s*, start at 10 a. m. against the Oour. f y champs. West Newton, a team that defeated the Nortbsiders a short time ago. Manual opens at 11 a. m. against Shadeland. f —" 1 AT PERU FRIDAY 2.o9—Defd*vUlc raid Amboy (1) 3:oo—Flay Twp. and Many (2) 4 .no—Butler Twp. and J- ffprson Twp. (1) 7:3o—Ptrii and Gilead (2) 8:30 —Chili aud Bunker HJli (1) SATURDAY 9:00--Converts’ and winner 2 p tn. (2i. lO On — Winner* 3 p. m. and 4 p. m. tl) 2:oo—Winner* 7:30 p. m. md J lit p U) (2) 3:00 —Winner* 9 a. tu. am: to m ill 8 oO—Winner* 2 p. rn. an l 7 [>. m. 17) (tflieial*—(!) DungKl Hi bln (2) Lloyd Etctter. AT VINCENNES FRIDAY 2:oo—De> ker and Freelrauiville (I). 3:oo—Bieknell and Vlniv-nne* (2>. 7..'K>—Sanborn and Bruceville tl). 8 30—Frivhton and Monriw City (2). SATURDAY 9 00—Edwardenorl *nd Oaktown (I) 10 00—Winner* 2 p, m and 3 p. m (2). 2:(Kl—Winner* 7:30 p. m. and 8:30 p. m (J). 3 00—Winner* 9 a. m and 10 a m (2). B:oo—Winner* 2 p. m, and 3 p. m (1). Offleials—(l) Ror* Sruth: (2) John Sehram. AT RICHMOND FRIDAY 1 ;o(l—Brownsville and Boston 'l'. 2:oo—Llnooin and Kiehmend 12). \ 3.oo—Ceittenulle r.nd Williamsburg (1). 4:00 —Milton and Economy (2). s:oo—Hagerstown and Liberty tit 7:30- —Whitewater and t.rernstork (2). B:3o—Fountain City and winner 1 p m (11. SATURDAY 9:oo—Winner* 2 m. and 3 p m (2). 10:00 —Winner-) 4 p m and 5 p m. (!'. 2:oo—w-nners 7:30 p m. and 8:30 p. tn. (2). 3:oo—Winner* 0 a. m ami 10 a. m. (!'. B:oo—(Vinner* 2 p. ra. and 3 P m (2). Official*—(l) M. W. Tatloek; (2) E. B Palmer. AT TERRE HAUTE FRIDAY 9:oo—Fmitanet and Blaek Hawk <!). 1 0 OO —Coneatinon and W. Terre Hautft (2). 11:60 —Wiley and Fayette (1 >. 1:00 —-Clinton and G>rtmoyer (2). 2:oo—Prairie Creek and Glenn (1 >. 3 OO—rPimento and Otter Creek 12). 4 :00—Normal and Prairieton (I'. 7.30—He1l Twp. and Garfield (21. B:3o—Winners 0 a m. and 10 *. tn. (1). SATURDAY 9:oo—Winner* ll a. ra. and 1 n. m. (5). 10:00—Winner* 2 p. m. and 3 p. m. 11) 11:00—Winner* 4 p. m. and 7:30 p. in. (2). 2:00 —Winners 8 30 p. m. and 9 a. in. (1 '. 3:00 —Winners 10 a ra. and 11 a. m. (2). B:oo—Winner* 2 p. m, and 3 p m (l) Offiuial*—-(1) George Graham; (2) William Webb.

MARION DOWNS MUNCIE IN USUAL WEEKLY SURPRISE Anderson Defeats Bedford —Broad Ripple Runner-Up in City Series With Victory Over Shortridge, The fir.;.l Friday night before tourney time br- jht out the iili r weekly kicks at the dope bucket in State high s U ol basketball circles. The most surprising bit of news was the defeat, of Muncie by Marion, 20 to 11. The game yvus played on the small Mariop door, but Muncie getting only eleven points is a strange thing.

Rochester, which has been reported strong, showed that the rumors drifting down from the north were well founded, by defeating Kokomo, 38 to 31, Logansport Cops I ogam port continued to show improved form bv winning from South •Rend, 37 to 33. Brownsburg downed Crawfordsville in a close one, 31 to 29. Jefferson of Lafayette had no easy time with Lebanon, but won out, 31 to 24. Bloomington, which has the onepoint jinx over Franklin, took another slender margin victory, 34 to 33, on the Bloomington floor. The game at Franklin also was won by one point. Columbus came strong toward the end of, its game with Frankfort, but an early lead was too much to overcome and lost to the Casemen, 49 to 40 Anderson Beats Bedford Bedford could not make the grade at Anderson and lost, 47 to 4$ The gam* waa close all the way. The Staggmen got away to a good start,

HARTFORD CITY FRIDAY 2 Liljeriy Center and Lancaster (1). 3 Union Center and Montpelier (2). 7:3o—Bluffton and Chester Center (1). B:3o—Rock Crecu and Hartford City (2). SATURDAY 9—Pcitroleuin and Ossian (1). 10—Winners 2 p. m. and 0 p. m. (2). 2 Winners 7:30 p. ra. and 8:30 p. in. (I). 3 Winners 9 a. in. and 10 a. m. (2). B—Winner* 2 p. m. and 3 p. ra. (1). Officials—(l) Vedder Gard; (2) Walter Geller. AT COVINGTON FRIDAY I:oo—Kingman ami Mellott (1). 2:oo—Pine Village and Wallace (2). 3:oo—Covington and Attica tl). 4:oo—Dana and West Lebanon (2). s:oo—Hillsboro and New Port (1). 7:30 —Perrysvitie and Williamsport (2). B:3o—Cayuga and Veedersbax-g (1). SATURDAY 9:oo—Winners 1 p. ra. and 2 p. ra. (2). . 10:00—Winners .?> p. m. and 4 p. m. (1). 11;00 —Winners 5 p. m. and 7:30 p. m. ■ (2). 2:oo—Winners 8:30 p. mfl and 9 a. m. (1). 3:oo — Winners 10 a. mfl and 11 a. ra. (2). B:oo—Winners 2 p. m. and 3 p. m. (1). Officials--(1) Vaughn Russell; (2) E. 11. Brown. AT SHELBYVILLE FRIDAY 9:oo—Shelbyville and Sandusky (1). 10:00—St. Paul and Clarksburg 52). 11:00—Waldron and Morristown (1). I:oo—Geneva and New Point (2). 2:oo—Greensburg and Jackson il). 3:oo—Mt. Auburn and Letts (2). 4:oo—Wes (port and Burney (1). 7:3o—Eogggtown and Moral (2). B:3o—YYinners 9 a. m. and 10 a. m. (1). SATURDAY 9:00 —Winners ll a. ra. and 1 p. m. (2). 10:00—Winner* 2 p. ra. and 3 p. m. ill. 11 :00—Winnera 4 p. m. and 7:30 p. m. (2) 2:oo—Winner* 8:30 p. tn. and 9 a. ni. ti t. 3:oo—Winner* 10 a. ra. and 11 a. ra. (2). B.oo—Winners 2 p. ni. ami 3 p. m. (1). Offieia's—il) Horaeo McLain; (2J Kay Frohman. AT KISHVILLE FRIDAY 9:oo—New Salem and Milroy (1) 19:00—Moscow and Carthage (2) 11:00—Rushville and Manila (1) 1 :00—l'rbb and Everton (2 2:oo—Glng aud Connersville (1) 3:oo—Glenwood and Raleigh (2) 4:oo—Center Orange and Alquina (1) 7:3o—Center and Arlington (2) B:3o—Winner* On m and 10 a. m. (1) SATURDAY' 9:oo—Winner* ll a. in. and 1 p. ra. (2) 10:90—-Winners 2 p. tn. and 3 p. m. (1) 1! :9(j—Winner? 4 p. ni. and 7:3b p. m. (21 2 no—Winners 8:30 p. m. and I) a. ra. ill 3:oo—Winner* 10 a. m. and 11 a. m. <2) B:9o—Winners 2 p. ni. and 3 p m. (I) Officials—(l) William E. Campbell; t2i E C. Auerswald. AT WINCHESTER FRIDAY o:oo—Winchester and Farmland ll). In no—Spr.rlansbtirf and Lotuntviilr (2). 11 uni—Parker and Stoney Creek (l). I:oo—Saratoga and Huntsville (2). 2:oo—Modoc and Union City (1). 3:on McKinley and Wajne (2). 4:oo—Lynn and Jackson (1). 7:3o—Franklin Twp. (Rldgevil'.e) and Green Twp. (2). B:3o—Winner* 9 a. m. and 10 a. m. (I*. SATURDAY 9 (JO -Winners ll a. ra and 1 p. ra. (2). 10:99—Winners 2 p. in. and 3 p. m (11. 11 :00 — Winner* 4 p ra. and 7:30 p. m. (2), 2:9o—Winners 8 39 p. m. and 9 a m. <l>! 3:oo—’.Vuincrs 10 a. ra and 11a m (2). B:oo—Wiil'tfs 2 p. ni aud 3 p. m. til. Official*—(l) Ray Move; (2) H. L Murray. AT GARY FRIDAY I:oo—Froebr! and Whiting (X). 2.9o—Hobart and V uparatso '2). 3:oo—Hebron and Hammond (1). 4 09—Chestrrion and Boone Grove (2). ,‘> 00—Lowed! and Kuuts (1). 7:3o—Miller and Crown Point (2). B:3o—Emerson ;tnd Ea*t Chicago (l). SATURDAY 9 00—Winner* 1 p. m and 2 p, m. (2). 10:90—Winuer* 3 p. ra. aud 4 p. m. tl). 1! 09- Winner* 5 p. tn. and 7:30 p. tu. i2t. 3:oo—Winners 8:30 p. m. apd i) a. m. il). 3 00-—Wtpn-r* 10 a. m. and 11 a, m (2). 5 00— Winner* J p m snd'3 p. rn (1 ). Offi'ualg—(l) C. R. Grogan; (2) M J c:<ary, R9SSELL WITH SENATORS Reb Kelurns to AsatM-iafSoti After Second Trip to Majors. Outfielder Heb Russell is back in th© American Association. The local resident, who sat the National League afiitmo in 162 J after a i-onsational comeback, has been sold by Pittsburgh to the Columbus Senators. Russell has not been notified officially of (h© deal, but he said today that he understood he was to be transferred. He had a batting slump with the Pirates last season, hut he believes he will return to form the coining summer. ILLINOIS BEATS lOWA Bii Times Sperin’ lOWA CITY, lowa, Feb, 23.—The presence of Captain Potter in the Illinois line-up made a vast difference in the Suckers’ play here Friday night and they defeated lowa in a Big Ton net game, 26 to 14. Illinois led at the half, 11 to 7. Potter led th-* TUlni scoring with four field goals *ad two from the foul line. Matter got four from the field. Janse was best for the losers with three field goal*. Ureencastle Loses 8u Timet Special ORKENCAHTLB, Ind . Feb. 23. Greencastie High School was defeated by Newcastle, 24 to 21. in a whirlwind game her© Friday night.

but the Stone City five came back strong. The first half ended 2t to 15 in Anderson's favor. Bedford crept up within one point in the last few minutes, but Campbell and Shettle crashed through for the needed points. Garfield of Terre Haute did not do very wall in t)n invasion of Illinois and lost to Champaign High, 37 to 11. Locals Close Season Three local schools closed their seasons Friday night. Broad Ripple took the runner-up position it: the city high school series by tef**ti iK Shortridge, 27 to 23. Jackman at Ripple was the star of tpe game with seven field goa>s. Spaulding was Shortridge’s leading scorer with nine points. Sayce had an off night and could not connect. Vincennes overwhelmed Tech at the Southern city, 56 to 33. The “Alices” pried up the count in the second period. Manual was defeated by Hopewell, 39 to 22, at the p'ratfklin High School gym. Tech and Manual played their final games. Cathedral lost to Morton of Richmond, 36 to 23. at Ttlchmond. Shortridge meet* Orawfordsville tonight at the local gym.

NOBLESVILLE GRID CARD Technical to Re Met in Football Game Here Oct. 17. Bit Times Special NOBLESVILLE. Ind., Feb. 23. The following schedule has been announced for the Nobles ville High School football team next fall: Sept. 20—l.ogansport at Noblesville. Sept. 26—Greenfield at Greenfield. Oct. 3—Richmond at Noblesville. O. t. 10—Wilkinson at Wilkinson. Oct. 17—Technical at Indianapolis. Oct. 24—Knightstown at Noblesville. Oct. 31—Sheridan at Noblesviiie. Nov. 7-—Anderson at Noblesville. Nov. 15—Brazil at Noblesville. REACH FINALS IN AMATEUR BOXING FOR AAU. TITLES Championship Bouts on Card Tonight at Hoosier A. C, Gymnasium. Championship bouts in all divisions are on the program tonight in the Indiana Kentucky district A. A. U. boxing tourney, which has been in progress at the Hoosier A. C- gym Thursday and Friday nights. Twenty bouts on Thursday and twenty-four on Friday' have cleaned up ali the preliminaries in the big list of entries and the finals have been .reached in the bantamweight flyweight and heavyweight classes. In other divisions semi-finals and final bouts will be on the program. McGowan of Notre Dome and Cox of the Brightwood A. C. meet in the flyweight class for the title. Two Hoosier A. C. little fellows will meet in the bantamweight class when Watson and Pruitt tangle. Miller of Notre Dame and Mulhollapd of the H. A. C. clash in the heavyweight division for the district crown. The shows have been well attended each night and the fans have been well repaid with plenty of action. The amateurs believe in mixing it up.

Indiana-Kentucky A. A. U. Boxing. Tourney Results

FRIDAY NIGHT MATCHES t Flyweight Clns McGowan, N D.. won by judge*' decision over Goodman. Culver, three round*. Cox. B. A. C.. won by jtaixe* deenion over Dudac. G Y. three round*. Baatamweifht Cl*** W.it*on, H. A. C . won by tefere*'? decLion over Lanirer, H. A. C., three round*. Pruitt, H. A C.. won by technical K. 0. over Mnee, Culver, two round*. Featherweight Cl*** Brown. G Y r .. won by judre' decision pver Pitt*. Culver, four round*. Grinm;. I-ouisvil|e unattached won by judges’ decision over Lambeth. Culver, three round*. Seftoo. G. Y. won by technic*! K. O. i.. rr Unlle. S. S. S.. two round*. Gramt* Lout*, die. unutra.-hed won by judge*-' decision over Stilnorich. G. Y three retmd*. Sehrae-lei. B. A. C., woo l-y ]itd;es' decision over Noi-m. ‘I. Y’.. three rounds Brown. G. V.. won by judge*' decision over Gant, H. A. C.. three round*. Lixhtight Oat* Zivic unattached, won by refer** * de-ii-iou over Dodd. H A. C., four round*. A. Hunt H. A. C won by judsrea' dsdeion ov<r Rohm, Culver, four round*. Leach. G. Y.. won by judees 1 dotasion over Dickerson, Culver, three round*. Newman. Culver, won by referee a decision ovir John Zale, G. Y’., four rounds. Welterweißht Cla* Simon* 3 Y'.. won by le-jhnical K. 0. over Baker H. A. C., three round* Scheli, N. D knocked out Belcher. H. A. C.. one round. Kenner H. A. C.. won on foul from Sheerer. N. D . one round. Richie, Louisville, unattached, won by t*chme;i! K. O. over Mackemcr. Ou'.ver. three round*. Mldd'eweieht f lat* Jhi .-*. G. Y' . won by Judse* de>a.-ion over Du eh, H. A. C.. three rounds. Ralph. 11. A C, von by judge*' dtedfiott over Carter, Culvtr, three round* Orner I. A C.. wni by judge* decision over Smith H A. C.. three r-aiind*. Canny. N. D.. won jy judges’ decision over Est-ell. H. A. C., three round*. Light Heavyweight Clan* Springer, N. D . won by judges' deaßOn over Dalton. Mitched, unsttuched, three rounds. Heavyweight Cia** Miller. N. D„ won on fouie from Seerist. G. Y.. one round. Key -G. Y.. Gary Y M. C. A.; N. D.. Notre Dame University; S. S. T.. South Side Tumor* H. A C.. Mooiier Athlotlc Club; B. A. C.. Brightwood Athletic Club; I. A. C., Indianapolis Athletic Club. HARTER VICTOR IN SHOOT Washington Birthday Event Here Won hv Richmond Man. The Washington Birthday shoot of the Indianapolis Oun Club was won by Harter of Richmond, who broke 169 targets shot at out of 199 in three events. Burford was second and Rice third. Ensminger won the singles, Earhart took the handicap event of twenty-five targotß and Burford, Dougan Earhart and Rice were tied in the doubles. The regulai; shoot was on the progiam today. Greb Beats Reeves 8p United Xrtrt S.\N FRANCISCO, Cal., Feb. 23. Harry Greb, world’s middleweight champion, won a popular decision from Jack Reeves, ’Frisco boxer, in a (four-round mixer staged as the feature of a Washington birthday calendar in the Oakland auditorium Friday afternoon.

Independent Basketball

Thu O-Hara San* tilay the Fail. Tenth TrianSle* tcmijht at 7 o clock at the Ea*t Tenth Street community House, in * cur-tain-raiscr to the Hoyer Top Shop-Broad Ripple Joy-Gloom contest For Karnes with (He O Hara Sans call Webster 10SJ or write Harold r'ansopher, 120*7 N. Otney S4. The Indianapoli* Midway* defeated the B.ainc Avenue M. E five, 25 t 22. Tffie Midways would like to book fame* in the 15-16-year-old claw. For fame# call Drexel 1237 and ask for Georfe.' The St. Matthew* were defeated by tlie Gang of Wotmineter Church last nicht by • score of 27 to 20. Scores of games at the Brishtwood M. F. Snndav School sr.vm, Wednesday evenmf were as follows: Brightwood M, E, first team. 38: Hoosier Celts, 27. Brightwood M. S. second team. 27; Calvary Baptist, 15. * The V. P. C.’a defeated the Diamond Chain*. 35 to 27. last night at St. Anthony'* Hall. Birch of the winner* featuring with eight field, goals and three foul toeaec. Lite for the .Diamond Chains had seven from the field and one from Ukf foul line. In a curtain-raier. the PrestVMEJl* giri* won from tho Y. P. C. girle, 16 to 16.

TITLE BATTLE IN INDEPENDENT NET TOURNEYTONIGHI Final Rounds Find Man) Strong Teams Battling for State Honors. The Indianapolis lie Malays de seated the Richmond De Molays, 30 to 23, in double evertime. Semi finals were on the program this afternoon in the State finals independent amateur basketball tourney being held at the local Y. M. C. A. Morgantown and Broad Ripple met in the first semi-final at 3 p. ra., after victories this morning. The final contest for the championship will be played at 9 o’clock to - night. The late start is to make it possible for the fans to see the Has kell Indians and Butler game and then come to the “Y” if they so desire. At the start of play today Vincennes, Broad Ripple, Falmouth, Morgantown, Richmond De Molays, Indianapolis De Molays, Wolcott and Terre Haute Jacks remained in the running. Vincennes and Falmouth were eliminated in early morning games. , All of these teams are exceptionally strong and plenty of thrills for the fans are promised in the final rounds of play. Vincennes Eliminated In the first game of the morning Vincennes was eliminated by the 3'load Ripjble Joy-Glooms, 26 to 23 The game was close all the way, with the Ripple five holding a Flight advantage at most stages. The half ended 13 to 9 in favor of Ripple. Wade and Overbey were high scorers for the winner* with four field goals each. Wade played well in spite of> a u injured ankle. Jones wa* a whale on defense for Vincennes. Cox accounted for ten of the losers' points. Line up and summary. . Broad Ripple (20). Vlnot-nnte (23). Daubenspeck F. Kin? Milltken F Kismiller Wade C Cox Overbey G Hoffman Whittinger G Jone* Substitution* —Puriidjre for Cox. Wolfe for King. Cox for Purlidje. Kins for Wolfe, Wolfe for Kixraiiler. Field joalf—MllliUeo, ft: Wad--. 4; Overbey, 4; Kins', 1; Eirrail'-'r, 1; Cox. 4- Hoffman. 3 Foul goal*—MUPken 1 : Wade. I : Overbey, 2; Kins, 3; Cox. 2. Referee—Stepheinon. Morgantown in Win In the second game this morning Morgantown went to. the semi-finals by defeating Falmouth in a hardfought game. 31 to 20. The score at the end of the half *as 15 to 14 in favor of Morgantown. The te©.ms battled nock and neck for most of the contest, but in the final minutes Morgantown started a bombardment that could not b© stopped. Hickey starred for the winners with five goals. Scales piaved a fine floor game for Falmouth. Peters was high scorer. Line up and summary: Morgantown (31). Falmoutb (20'. Hickey F Ei>cx J. Adams F Scalt* F Adams C. Peter* J,\a,h <) Cook Hunt G i..Roy*lty Substitution*—Wood* for J. Adum--. J. Ad&my for Wood*. Woods for J. Adame. Putton for Kims. Essex for Pitton. Keynold* for Sc lies. Sc* ! es for Koynolds. Field zoa’.s —Hickey. 5: J. Adams, 3: F- Adams. 2; Naso. 3: F.h.ex. 2: Soaiee. 1 : Pet<T=. 4: Cook, 1. Foul route—F. Alims. 2: Nash. 2: Hunt, 1; -icilc*. 2; Peters, 2. Hcferce—Stephenson. Independent Amateur State Basket Tourney SBM! FINALS AND CHAMPIONSHIP MHEDIXK 3:00 P. M.— Broad Ripple v*. Morsartomn. 4:00 P. M.- —Winner 11 a ra. v*. winner 12 m. 9:00 P. M.—Winner 3 p. m. vs wiiiDer 4 p. rn. for State amaUur independent basketball chancpion*hip. COMPLETE THURSDAY AN* FRIDAY' SCORES Falmonth. 27; Midland. 17. Cloverdale. 36; Huntington. 12. New Palestine. 26: Auburn, 14. Morxantown, 39: Paolt. 15. Richmond De Mol ay, 25: Muncie, 21. Marsha!!. 38: Union City, 32. Indianapolis De Moiay 32: Yallonia. 22 Winslow, 28; Greensburff, 11. Wolcott. 25: Milan, 20. Miller. :;2: Elkhart. 28. C-reentowu. 31: Advance, 26 Terre Haute Jacks. 25: King-man Tibbet* 14. Vincennes. 20: Fisher*. 9. Broad Rippie -.'7: Plymouth. 13. Falmouth. 22: Cloverdale, 17. Morgantown. 83: Neve Palestine 18. Richmond De Moiay, 33: Marshall, 2f Indianapoli* P< Moiay. 31; Winslow. 2? Walcott. 36; Miller. 29. Terre Hsute Jacks. 22: Greentown, 14. MORNING SCORES TODAY Broad Ripple. 26: Vincennes 33. Morgantown, 31: Falmouth. 20. Gymnastic Me>e4 Tonight The Normal College A. G U. will hold its annunl gymnastic m-apt to night at the Athenaeum gym. The public is inviteu to see the competition. Mon and women students are on the list of entries. The winners will represent the N. A. G. U. at the district meet in March.

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