Indianapolis Times, Volume 37, Number 156, Indianapolis, Marion County, 30 October 1925 — Page 27

FRIDAY, OCT. 30, 1925

NINETEEN CONTESTS ON CARD |Shortridge Basket Schedule * to Open Nov. 14 —FourTeam Tourney Here. Simon P. Roaehe, athletic manager of Shortridge High School, today announced the basketball schedule for the coming season. The first game of the season will be played out of town Nov. 14 with Warren Central. Nineteen games and a tournament are scheduled, with one open date. Ten games are out of town. The schedule follows: Nov. 14, Warren Central, there: Nov. 27. sheibyvil a. there: bee. 5 Brownsbursr here: Bee. 12. Liztou. there: Dee. 18, Seymour, hare: Dec. 19. Elwood. there. Dee. 23. Lebanon, there: Dee. 29. Broad Ripple, there: Jan. 2. Tech: Jan 8. Munch* there Jan. 9. Conntrsville. here: Jan. 16. Martinsville, here Jan. 23. ment at Shortridge gym. starting at 2 p. m.. Shortridge, Noblesvil e. Carmel. Tipton: Jan. 29. Manual: J.an. 20 IJanvijlo, there: Feb a. open: Feb 6. Thorntown. there: Feb 12 garfleld (Terre Haute 1, here; Feb. 13. Rushville. here; Feb 2d Richmond, there; lob. 26. Orawioplsvillo. here. Coach Enoch Burton, within the last week has been holding basketball practice behind closed doors. A varsity squad is being molded from the host of candidates, who reported. The team probably will be light and fast, and composed of

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AT INDIANA BLOOMINGTON. Ind. Oct. 20.—Having spent much of the week in r**ri-'*ctmc a erood defensive style of nlay. Indiana is on its wa ,r *o 9 - ’ . . .... grame Saturday. Final practice for the tilt v. u h. .u ... a tu .. .- - -■ r -a a temperature at aina>st ireeziiui. AT PURDUE LAFAYETTE. Ind.. Oct. 30 —Approvinaatey 2.600 backers of Purdue are expected to be on hand when the local team meets Chx-ugo Saturday at Stags i leal. Every man on the squad is In wiape to play* except Captain Hanneson and Dodo Gladder*. XT MIOHIoAN ANN ARBOR. Mich., Oct. 30.—CoacL Yu .ed to oitfl the Navy gau,e Saturday with ih- same one-up aai started against Illinois. Light workouts have -been the order in the M ehtgan eamp this week, and v a *arin to go. AT OHIO STATE COLUMBUS. Ohio o<> and —Perfection of interference m running back punts is being stressed by Coach Wiles at Ohio -tate fhi* week. The team that will be

almost all new material. Prospects look favorable for a good team. Since the football season ends on Nov. 13, and the basketball season begins Nov. 14, the football men, who also play basketball will not have time to get into shape for the first few games. Coach J. A. Culbertson Is well pleased with his track tryouts. Several drills have been held within the last week. Culbertson was a varsity track man at Hanover and Chicago University. According to the coach there is a promise of good material. Coach Kuebler was satisfied with the outcome of the tennis tournament. Much unknown material turned out to be top notch racquet wlelders. There is also a group of freshmen that look promising for future years.

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