Indianapolis Times, Volume 37, Number 258, Indianapolis, Marion County, 27 February 1926 — Page 9

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inifiniiiiiniiiiiiiniiiiniiiiniiiiiiiiiniiiiiniiiiimniinnninnilfflinH \tirrin 7 M /te DOPE | Bv V EDDER OARD 8l!lllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll[llllllllilllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll!lllllllllllllllllllllil ’ '""a ELL, the upset happened in VX/ the Big Ten basketball J race Friday night. Michigan put the skids under Illinois. Our record in “picking” for the night was .667. We doped Indiana, Purdue and Illinois to win. The Illini veterans slip at unexpected moments. Illinois needed that Wolverine contest badly. Coach Ruby’s club has lost three games now and have tough contests ahead with Indiana and Purdue. The Hoosier schools have a chance at a tie for the Big Ten title. Purdue is in second place now and can go into first place by defeating Illinois on next Monday. I. U. and Purdue have fine chances to down the Illini. If they do, it will push the Urbana team from the lead. Five teams at present have lost four games. Michigan this week won two games while • Wisconsin dropped two. Four teams are tied for third place. Some race! The standing: Purdue § j Indiana 5 4 Michigan o “J -PPP Ohio State ... § 4 -222 Wisconsin 4 o .444 Chicago 4 6 400 Northwestern •> 2 -212 Minnesota " 6 — JI Games Tonight ■ Chicago at lowa. W Northwestern at Ohio. Monday. March 1 Illinois at Purdue. Michigan at Wisconsin. Tuesday. March 2 Northwestern at Indiana. Wednesday. March 3 Minnesota at Chicago. Friday. March 5 Wisconsin at Minnesota. Saturday, March 6 Indiana at Illinois. Ohio at Michigan. Purdue at Northwestern. Paul Hinkle, assistant coach at Butler, under Athletic Director Page, who resigned Wednesday will be put in charge of athletics temporarily, according to information obtained today. Hinkle coached the baseball team last spring. * * * EHE schedules for the high school sectional tourneys show that 719 teams will compete this year. This is fortyfive more teams than toed the mark in 1925, when 674 were seen in action. In 1924 there were 665 clubs and in 1923 there were 596. When is this thing going to stop? In the first tournament in 1911 there were thirteen schools represented. As there are ten boys eligible on each team (only eight can play, however) the total number of athletes competing reaches the amazing total of 7,190. * * * mN the sectional tournaments 128 officials will be used at the sixty-four P centers, two at each meet. Each official receives SSO which means an out-lay of $6,400. Twen-ty-four officials will work in the eight regionals, three to each center. They also get SSO each. The total paid to the regional referees comes to $1,200 Four officials will be on hand for the State finals. They will receive $75 each making a total of S3OO. The grand total amounts to $7,900. • • * SHAT Vincennes 22 to 21 victory over Martinsville just before the State tournaments should give nigh school fans something to think about. It seems to show that Coaches Adams and Curtis are thinking about defense. Not long ago a well-known cqach said that if some team would specialize on defense it would have a good chance to win the State title. Maybe they are trying It out. THREE GAMES ON SUNDAY Three basket games will be given to the fans Sunday afternoon at the Turner gym. The main attraction ■will be between the Turners and the fast Whiteland five. This game will start at 3:30. Another feature of the afternoon will be between two girls' teams, the Brightwood Demons and the East Side Comets which starts at 2:45. a At 2 p. m. the Turners Blues will ■ackle the Riverside Meteors. LAKE FOREST LOSES J ill United Pres l t LAKE FOREST, 111., Feb. 27. Lake Forest University lost to Northwestern College, 20-28, in a hard-fought basketball game Friday.

Friday Basketball Results

COLLEGES Butler, 27; Wabash. 25, Purdue. 33: Wisconsin. 31. Indiana, 41; Minnesota. 23. Hanover. 30; Rose Poly. 18* Manchester. 50: Hope College. 17. Terra Haute Normal. 31; Oakland City, 21. Michigan. 33; Illtnois. 24. Oklahoma A and M.. 29: Oklahoma University. 26 Grove Citv. 25: Allegheny. 20. Geneva. 28; Duquesne. 25. Duquesne 28; Geneva. 25. HIGH SCHOOLS Shortridge. 43: Crawfordsville. 33. Shortridge seconds. 24: Lebanon seconds, 23. Tech. 31: Jefferson (Lafayette). 30. Decatur. 29: Cathedral. 23. Vincennes 22: Martinsville. 21. Cloverdale 44: New Winchester. 18. Monrovia. 40: Logansport. 29 Lyons, 48: Elnora, 34. Carthage. 41' Arlington. 17. Honey Creek, 43; Winchester. 21. Danville. 43: Thorntown. 30. Danville girls. 44: Pittsboro. 12. Spencer. 41: Eminence. 11. Spencer seconds. 33: Stinesville. 23. Newcastle, 50: Columbus. 48. Frankfort. 63: Tipton. 19. Frankfort seconds. 30: Bringhurst. 21. Cicero. 30: Fishers. 22. Goodland. 31 : Wadena, 25. Peru. 35: Carrollton. 20 * Washington. 29: Shelbyvllle. 27. Center Gro.ve. 56: Hope. 29. Fairmount. 25: Hartford City. 21. Pennville girls. 49: Hartford City girls. 6.' Seymour, 50: Scottsburg. 35. West Lafayette. 38: Delphi. 25. . Aiimcie. 33: Connersville. 29. k Bedford. 4.5: Morton (Richmond). 23. | Kokomo. 47: Rochester. 39, Brookston. 37: Reynolds. 19. Romney. 32: Wea, 30. Anderson. 56: Montmorenei. 18 Marion 48: Froebel (Gary). 34 Brownstown. 28: Salem. 32 Milroy. 29: Brookville. 18. Rushville seconds. 65: North Vernon seconds. 9 Plymouth, 64: Elkhart. 26. Greencastle. 28: Noblesyille. 24. Noblesville girls. 43: Greenwood girls. Greenfield. 47: Greensburg. 23. Lebanon. 44: Elwood. 24. _ -Emerson (Gary). 53: Goshen. 27. McKinley, 34: Jackson Township. 21.

SCHEDULES ISSUED FOR STATE HIGH SCHOOL NET SECTIONALS

Indiana Athletic Board of Control Holds Session Here —Announces Tournament Programs The die from which a State high school basketball champion will be chosen has been cast, and three weeks from today that champion will ascend the pinnacle of fame in Indiana. Today, at a meeting at .the Claypool Hotel here, the Indiana State High School Athletic Association officials gave out the schedules for the sectional tournaments to be held in sixtyfour Indiana cities, beginning next Friday and lasting through Saturday.

BUTLER WIN S I N THRILLER Wakefield Tosses Field Goal to Beat Wabash as Struggle Ends. A sensational rally by Wabash in the last half tied the score at 25-all against Butler Friday night at the Exposition building. State fairground court, but Wakefield of the locals came through with a timely basket to defeat the Scarlet team, 27 to 25. Butler got away to a big lead in the first half and was ahead 17 to 10 at the halfway mark. In the second half the locals kept going until the score was 25.t0 16 in their favor. Then Wabash made its gallant stand with Red Robinson breaking loose for three baskets and one from the foul line and Thompson tossing one in from the field. The barrage tied things up—a long onehanded shot by Captain Red knotting the count. It was near the close and Wakefield then came through with his winning two-pointer. Robinson- for Wabash made six field goals and three from the foul line. De Vol got two baskets and Thompson, Dinwiddie and Cowan, one each. Wakefield led the Butler scoring with four from the field and one free throw. Chadd got three fieJd goals, llcltz, two and Nipper, one. Nipper tossed in four foul goals, Holtz and Keach, one each. The crowd was estimated at 4,<M10. \

NEW PITCHER Bush's Indians Sign Carl Ray, Southpaw. Manager Ownie Bush picked up another pitcher today for a tryout. The new hurler is Carl Ray, a southpaw, and he is said to be a likely prospect. Ray was recommended by Tom Whelan, former Tribe utility player. The twlrler played In a twilight league in New England last summer, where Whelan performed. The southpaw was with the Philadelphia Athletics a few season ago. According to Whelan, Pitcher Ray is sturdy and a hard worker. Bush figures Whelan is wise enough in baseball to know talent when he sees It and therefore it may be possible that Ray will make good in the Americai: Association. HE’S IN THE NAVY NOW Harry (Kid) Rozelle, pugilist, who has appeared at Tomlinson Hall and Ft. Harrison frequently, is back in the Navy and is stationed at Great Lakes, The kid fought the welter champ of the Lakes training station recently and knocked out his opponent In the fifth round, so says Harry. He writes: "They think I am a real fighter up here, but they don't know me, do they?” OHO HESS IS DEAD Bv United Press t DAYTON, Ohio, Feb. 27.—0tt0 Hess, former famous southpaw pitcher of the Boston Braves and Cleveland Indians, died at Tucson, Ariz., Friday', relatives here learned today. He is to be taken to Cleveland for burial.

Dunkirk. 43: Redkey. 32. Green Township. 23: Jefferson Township, 17 Koyerton, 20: Selma, 12. Summitville. 38: Vanburen. 26. Ambia 24: Otterbein. 21. Central (Ft. Wayne). 33: Monticelio. 27. Sweetser. 32: Gas City. 31. Middletown. 41; Markleville. 33. Hazleton. 36: Cynthiana. 17. New Augusta. 35: New- Bethel. 18. New- Augusta girls. 20: New Bethel girls, 0. Rensselaer 21: Kentland. 19 (two overtime periods). Battle Ground, 30: Dayton Reserve*. 20 Remington. 26: Monom 11. / Wolcott. 36: Morocco, iJ9. Buck Creek. 22: Jefferson (Lafayette. 1 seconds. 12. Earl Park. 26: Fowler. 24. Anderson seconds. 36: Greenwood seconds. 29. Side (Ft. Wayne). 33: MontiIndiana Orphans. 25; Manilla. 21 Brookston. 37: Reynolds. 19. Warren. 41. Jonesboro. 35. (Terre Haute). 44: Attica. Howard Township, 40: Onward. 19. Kempton. 26: New London. 20. Greentown. 26: West Middleton. 10. Kokomo Cube. 33: Deedsville. 24. Russiaville. 35: Prairie Township. 30 Sharpsville. 41 : Windfall. 33. Swayzee .33: Union Township. 25. Rossville. 43: Forest. 32. Hagerstown. 85: Greensfork. 16. Centerville. 38: Cambridge City. 26. Whitewater. 57: Economy. 24. Liberty 24: Fountain City/23. Brownsville. 32: Boston, 30. South Side (Ft. W'ayne). 21: Huntington, 17. Central (Ft. Wayne) 33: Monticelio Central Catholic (Ft. Wayne). 30: Ossian, 14. Decatur. 37: Portland. 29. Columbia City. -12: Ligoriter. 34. Bluffton. 28: Lancaster. 20. Rock Creek. 38: Hartford Township. 25. Fairmount 25: Hartford City. 21. Decatur. 37: Portland. 29. Battle Ground. 30: Dayton. 20. Ambia. 24: Otterbein. 21. Gerstmerer (Terre Haute). 44: Attica. 31, fetockwell. 58: Clarkshill. 3. Morocco. 38: Wolcott 29. Geneva. 25; Pleasant Mills. 5. Mt/Comfort. 44: Lawrence. 85.

Ono week from tonight sixty-four teams will have been culled from the 719 starters as the best in the districts they represent. Fight Regionals Then will come another week of hurriefl preparation, and these sixtyfour teams will invade eight cities where regional tournaments will be played The schedules for these regional meets already have been drawn, and all that remains is the selection of the district champions. After the hurry and rush and the reigonals are over there will be only sixteen undefeated teams left in the State —the sixteen best—and from this select crowd a champion will be selected in the meet at Indianapolis March 19 and 20. From now on until the big show is over the dopesters of Indiana will buy pencils and paper, and delve into figures and “form charts” ■which, in this State of high-powered basketball competition, mean little. Manual in Opener The Indianapolis sectional at the fairground is one of the largest in the State with sixteen entries. Manual and Castleton will open the meet at 9 a. m., next Friday morning. Shorti’idge and Southport clash in the 10 a. m. contest. Technical does not play r until 7:30 p. rn. Friday, meeting Broad Ripple. If Manual and Shortridge win their first games they will meet in the first game Saturday morning at 8:30. Technical seems to have the easiest draw of the local schools and probably will find fairly easy sailing to the final sectional battle.

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Larry Sobjeck F*’ “■ [STIC fans of Indianapolis are promised furious milling at Tomlinson Hall next Wednesday, when Larry Sobjeck, Milwaukee heavyweight, tangles with George Mulholland, Indianapolis’ new boxing sensation. Sobjeck has had much professional experience and “Mully” will have to battle hard to escape defeat. It will be George s fifth pro fight. Louie Lavelle and Ivewpie Trimble will mix In the semi-wind-up and there will be four prelim bouts. I. U., Purdue Win as Illinois Loses Indiana University and Purdue stayed in the running for Big Ten basketball honors Friday night by victories over Minnesota and Wisconsin respectively as Illinois was losing to Michigan. The scores: Indiana, 41; Minnesota, 23. Purdue, 32; Wisconsin, 31. Michigan, 33; Illinois, 24, The Boilermakers took a hectic affair from the Badgers at Lafayette. After leading in the first half, 19 to 10, Purdue faltered and the visitors went into the lead and attempted to stall out the contest. Purdue fought desperately and got a onepoint advantage just befote the gun. Captain Spradling did not start for Purdue because of a cold, but was sent in for Wheeler in the first half and made four field goals and three foul goals to lead the scoring. Behr was high point man for Wisconsin. I. U. ran wild at Minnesota with Beckner and Krueger each getting six “buckets.” The Hoosiers played one of their best games which means they were much too good for the Gophers. Illinois lost its third game of the season and suffered its first, reverse on the home floor when Michigan attack proved too much for the Big Ten leaders. Harrigan led the Wolverine offensive, while Doolen, a substitute, was high point man for the losers. Michigan led at the half, 21 to 5.

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BASKET BATTLES MARCH 5 AND 6 —— local and nearby iuoii school sectionals

INDIANAPOLIS —Friday A. M.— (I) o:oo—Manual and Castleton. (1). (21 10:00—Southport and Shortridge. (2). (3) 11:00—West Newton and New Bethel. (1). . / —Friday P. M.— (4) 2:oo—Oaklanclon and Lawrence. (2). (5) 3:oo—Acton and Valley Mills. (1). (6) 4:00 Beech Grove and Warren Township. (2). (7) 7:3o—Technical and Broad Ripple. (1). (8) B:3o—Ben Davis and New Augusta. (2). —Saturday A. M.— (0) B:3o—Winners Games 1 and 2. (1). (10) 9:3o—Winners Games 3 and 4. (2). (II) 10:30—Winners Games 5 and 6. (1). (12) 11:30—Winners Games 7 and 8. (2). —Saturday P. M.— (13) 2:3o—Winner games 9 and 10. (1). (14) 3:3o—Winners Games 11 and 12. (2). (15) B:3o—Winners Games 13 and 14. (1). Officials—(l) L. A. Schwan; (s) Horace Parker. ANDERSON —Friday Night—--7:3o—Pendleton and Markleville. (1). 8:30—El wood and Suramitville. (2). —Saturday A. M. 9:oo—Frankton and Alexandria. (1), 10:00—Andersou and Lapel. (2). —Saturday P. M.— 2:oo—Winners 7:30 p. m. and 8:30 p. m. 3:oo—Winnrrs 9 a. m. and 10 p. m. (-2). r :00—Winners 2 p. m. and 3 p. m. (1). Official—(l) Paul Hurley; (2) Bennie Evans. AI KORA —Friday Night—--7:3o—Lawrenoeburg and Guilford. (1). B:3o—Bright and Aurora. (2). —Saturday A. M.— 9:oo—New Alsace and Dillsboro. (1). 10:00—Rising Sun and Moores Hill. (2). —Saturday P. M.— 2:oo—Winners 7:30 p. m. and 8:30 p. m. 11). 3:oo—Winners 9 a. m. and 10 a. m. (2). B:oo—Winners 2 j>. m. and 3 p. in. (1). Officials—(l) E. C. Henderson; (2) Martin Luther. BEDFORD —Friday P. M.— I:oo—Tpnnelton and Heltonville. (1). 2.oo—Oolitic and West Baden, (2). 3:oo—Bedford and Fayetteville. (1). 4:oo—Huron arid Mitchell. (2). s:oo—lVilliams and French Lick. ill. 7:3o—Shawswick and Orleans. (2). 8:30—Paoll and Needmore. (1). —Saturday A. M.— 9:oo—Winners 1 p. ro, and 2 p. tn. (2) 10.00—Winners 3 p. m. aid 4j> m. (1). 11:00—Winners 5 p. m. and 7:30 p. m. (2). —Saturday P. M.— 2:oo—Winners 8:30 p. m. and 9 a. m. (1). 3:oo—Winners 10 a. m. and 11 a. m. (21. B:oo—Winners 2 p. m. and 3 p. m. (1). Officials—(l) John Worts; (2) Carl Porter. BLUEFTON —Friday Evening—■ 7.3o—Liberty Center and Chester Center. (1). 8:30 —Lancaster and Ossan. (2). —Saturday A. M.— 9:oo—Union Center and Rock Creek. (1). 10:00—Bluff ton and Petroleum. (2). —Saturday P. M.— 2:oo—Winners 7:30 p. in. and 8:30 p. in. (1). 3.oo—Winners 9 a. m. and 10 a. m. (2). 8 00—Winners 2 p. m. and 3 p. m. (1). Officials—(l) Harley Murray; (2) Paul Parker. CHARLOTTESVILLE —Friday P. M.— 2:oo—Wilkinson and Fortvillo. (1). 3:oo—MeCordsville and Westland. (3). 7:3o—Ch-iriet'esviiie and Maxwell. (1). B:3o—New Palestine and Greenfield. (2). —Sattn-day A M.— 0:00—Mt. Comfort and Eden. (1). 10:00—Winners 2 p m. apd 3 p. m. (2). —Saturday P. M.— 2:oo—Winners 7:30 p. m. and 8:30 p. 3:00 —Winners 0 a. m. and 10 a. m. (2). B:oo—Winners 2 n. m. and 3 p. m. G). Offloials—.(l) W. S. Porter; (2) Norman Want CLINTON —Friday A. M.— 9:oo—Cayuga and RookvlUo (1). 10:00—Holt Twp. and Green Twp. (2). 11:00—Rosedale and Newport. (1). —Friday P. M.— 1 :00—Clinton and Bridgeton. (2). 2:00-—Perrysvllle and Mecca. (1). 3:oo—Montezuma and Tangier. (2). 4:00 Marshall and Bellmore. (1). 7:3o—BloomingdaJe and winner 9 a. m. B:3o—Winners 10 a. m. and 11 a. m. (1). —Saturday A. M.— 9:00 —Winners 1 p. m. and 2 p m. (2). 10:00—Winners 3 p. m. and 4 p. m. (1). —Saturday P. M.— , 2:oo—Winners 7:30 p. m. and 8:30 p. 3:oo—Winners 9 a. m. and. 10 a. m. (1). B:oo—Winners 2p. m. and 3p. m. (.1. Officials—(l) E. R. Carman: (2k Jerry Wakefield. COLUMBIA CITY —Friday Evening—--7:3o—Etna Twp. and Washington. Cen--B;3o—Churubusco0 —Churubusco and Columbia City. (2). —Saturday A. M.— 9:oo—Coosse and South Whitley. (1). 10:CO—Lai-win and Jefferson Center. (2). —Saturday P. M.— 2:00 —Winners 7:30 p. m. and 8:30 p. 3:oo—winners 9 a. m. and 10 a. m. (2). B:oo—Winners 2p. m. and 3p. m (1). Officalls— (1) John Bowman: (2) Almon Corard.

CONNERBVTLLE —Friday P. M.— 2:9o—Brookville and Laurel. (1). 3:oo—White water and Connersville. (2). 7 :30—Vairview and Everton (1). B:3o—Alquina and Bentonvtlle. (2). —Saturday A. M. — 9:oo—Oran re and Springfield. (1). 10:00—Winrrrs 2 p. m. and 3 p. m. (Z). —Saturday P. M.— 2:00 —Winners 7:30 p. m. and 8:30 p. m. (1). ~ „ 3-00—Winnerii 9 a. m. and 10 a. m. (21. S;00 —Winners 2 p. m. and 3 p. ra. (11. Officials—(l) Ray Move; (2) K. E. Reid. CRAWFO RDSVTTXE —Friday P. M. 2:oo—Crawfordßville and Waynetown 3:00 —Wingate and New Richmond (2). 4:oo—Waveland and Alamo (1). s:oo—Linden and Ladoga (2). 7:3o—Bowers and Darlington (1). B:3o—New Ross and New Market (2). —Saturday A. M.— 9:oo—Winners 2 p. m. and 3 p.m. (1). 10:00 — ji. nr, atm 5 p. m. (2). 2:oo—Winners 7:30 p. m. and 8:30 p. m. ■3!O0—Winners 9 a., m. and 10 a.m. 13). B:oo—Winners 2 p. m. and 3 p. m. (1). Officials—(l) Vaughn Russell; (2) John Schram. DANVILLE —Friday P. M.— 2 6)o—New Winchester and Pittsboro 3:oo—Brownsburg and Stilesville (2) 4:oo—Clarion and Danville (1). 7:3o—North Salem and Amo (3). B:3o—Avon and Plainfield (1). —Saturday A*. M.— 9 00—Llzton and winner 2 P. m. (2). 10. Q0 —Winners 3 p. m. and 4 p.m. (1). —Saturday P. M,— 2:00 —Winners 7:30 p. m. and 8:30 p. m. 3:oo—Winners 9 a. m. and 10 a. m. (1). B:oo—Winners 2 p. m. and 3 p. m. (2). Officials (1) Lee Sinclair; (2) Gilbert Rbea. EVANSVILLE , —Friday A. M.— ' (1) 9:oo—Poseyville and Griffin (1). (2) 10:00—Lynnvllie and Boonville (2). (3) 11:00 —Chandler and Central (Evansville) (3). —Friday P. M.— (4) 2:00 —Yankeetown and New Harmony (2). (5) 3:oo—Mt. Vernon and Tennyson. (1). (fl) 4:oo—Cynthiana and Elberfeld (2). (7) 7:30 —Reitz (Evansville) and Bosse (Evansville) (1). (8) 8:30 —Newburgh and StewartsvUle (2). •—Saturday A. M.— (9) B:3o—Winners games 1 and 2 (1). (10) 9:3o—Winners games 3 and 4 (2). (11) 10:30—Winners games 5 and 6 (1). (12) 11:30—Winners games 7 and 8 (2). —Saturday P. M.— (13) 2:3o—Winners games 9 and 10 (1). (14) 3:3o—Winners games 11 and 12 (16) B:oo—Winner* game* 13 and 14 Officials —(l) 1 \v. E. Hellert (3) George Graham.

DECATIK —Friday P. M.— 7:3o—Monmouth and Berne. (It. B:3o—Jefferson and Monroe. (2). —Saturday A. M.— 9:oo—Geneva and Kirkland. (I>. 10:00—Hartford and Pleasant Mills (2). 11:00—Decatur and Winner 7:30 P. M (1). —Saturday P. M. — 2.oo—Winners 8:30 P. M. and 0 A. M. (2). 3:oo—Winners 10 A. M. and 11 A. M. (1). B:oo—Winners 2 P. M. and 3 P. M. (2). Officials—(l) J. R. Clark. (2) Ford Griffith. FLORA —Friday P. M.— 2:oo—Camden and Cutler. (11. 3:oo—Flora and Carrollton. <2>. 7:3o—Burlington and Adams Twp. (1). B:3o—Delphi and Deer Creek. (2). 9:00 —Brookfield and Bringhurst. (1). —Saturday A. M. — 10:000 Winners 2 P. M. and 3 P. M. (2). —Saturday Pi M.— 2:oo—Winners 7:30 P. M. and 8:30 P. M. (1). 3:00 —Winners 9 A. M. and 10 A. M. (2). B:oo—Winners 2 P. M. and 3 P. M (1). Officials—(l) Donald Reel: (2) C. W. Heitzler. FORT WAYNE —Friday P. M.— 2:oo—Central (Ft. Wayne) and Maurice Twp. (1). 3:oo—Areola and New Haven. (2). 7:3o—Harlan and Huntertown. (1). B:3o—Leo and Monroeville. (2). —Saturday A. M.— o:oo—South Side (Ft. Wayne) and Lafayette Twp. 01). 10:00—Winners 2 I*. M. and 3 P. M. (2). —Saturday P. M. — 2:oo—Winners 730 P. M. and 8:30 P. M. (1). 3:oo—Winners 9 A. M. and 10 A. M. (2). 8:00 —Winners 2 P. M. and 3 P. M. (1). Officials—(l) Guy Ogle; (2) Don Arbuckle.

IRANKFORT —Friday P. M.— 2:oo—Michigintown and Colfax. (I*. 3:oo—Mulberry and Rossville. (2). 7 -30— and Jefferton. (1). B:3o—Kirklin and Frankfort. (2). —Saturday A. M 9:oo—Jackson Twp. and Scirclesville. (1). 10:00—Winners 2 p. m. and 3 p. m. (2). —-Saturday P. M.— 2:oo—Winners 7:30 p. tn. and 8:30 p. m. ill. 3:oo—Winners 9 a. m. and 10 a. m Zi. S;Oi)—Winners 2 p. m. and 3 p. mil'. Officials—ll) John Craigle; (2) R. '• Copple. FRANKLIN —Friday P. M. — 100—Greenwood and Edinburg (1). 2:oo—Jackson Twp. and Masonic Hume 3:oo—Trafalgar -and Union Twp. (1). 4:oo—Hopewell and Nineveh (2). s:oo—Clark and Franklin (1). 7:3o—Center Grove and Needham (2). B:3o—Van Bureu Twp. and Whiteland (1 I. —Saturday. A. M.— 9 00—Winners 1 p. m. and 2 p. m. (2). 10:00—Winners 3 p. m. and 4 n. m. II). 11.00—Winners 5 p. m. and 7:30 p. m. (2). —Saturday P. M.— 2:00 —Winners 8:30 p. m. and 9 a. m. (It. 3:oo—Winners 10 a. nr. and 11 a. m. 8 00—Winners 2 p. m. and 3 p. m. (I>. Officials ill Ray Harrington (2) PTJ Larramorc. GRKENCASTLK —Friday P. M, — 7:3o—Unelsville and Grencastle. (1). B:3o—Clinton Center and Bella Union.. (2). —Saturday A. M fl-00—RoachdaJe and Russellville. (1). 10:00—Fillmore and Bainbridge. (2). 11:00—Cloverdaie hud Winner 7:30 P. M. ll). —Saturday P. M.— 2:oo—Winners 8:30 P. M. and 9 A. M. (2). 3:oo—Winners 10 A. M. and 11 A. M. (1). B:oo—Winners 2 P. M. and 3 P. M. (2) Officials—(l) Orville Jones; (2) Winston Ashley. GREENSBURG * —Friday A. M.— 9:oo—Scipio and Vernon Twp. (1). 10:00—Letts and Westport. (2). 11:00—Sandusky and NewpotnL (1). —Friday P. M.— 1:00—St. Paul and Greensburg. (2). 2:oo—Burney and North Vtmon. (1). •3:oo—Zenas and Jackson Twp. (2). 4 00—San Jacinto and Clarksburg. (1). 7:3o—Paris Crossing and Winner 9 a. m. (2). B:3o—Winners 10 a. m. and 11 a. m. (1). —Saturday A. M.— 9:oo—Winners 1 p. m. and 2 p. m. (2). 10:00 —Winners 3 p. m. and 4 p. m. (1). —Saturday P. M.— 2.oo—Winners 7-30 p. m. and 8:30 p. m. (2). 3:oo—Winners 9 a. m. and 10 a. m. (1). B:oo—winners 2 p m. and 3 p. m. (21. Officials—(l) Forrest Ragsdale; (2) Wyatt May. HUNTINGTON —Friday P. M. — 1:00—Banquo and Polk Twp (1). 2:oo—Jefferson Twp. and Bippus. (1). 4:oo—Union Center and Clear Creek. (2). s:oo—Roanoke and Huntington. (1). 7:3o—Salamonic Twp. and Lancaster Center. (2). B:3o—Rock Creek and winner 1 P. M (1). —Saturday A. M.— 9:oo—Winners 2 P. M. and 3 P. M. (2). 10:00—Winners 4 P. M. and 5 P. M. (1). —Saturday P. M.— B:oo—Winners 7:30 P. M. and 8:30 P. M. (21. 3:oo—Winners 9 P. M. and 10 A. M. (1). B:oo—Winners 2 P. M. and 3 P. M. (2) Officials—(l) Ralph Parker; (2) M. J Cleary. HYMERA —Friday P. M.— 2:oo—Hymera and Fairbanks. (11. 3:oo—Dugger and Pleasantville, (2). 4:00--Carlisle and Shelburn. G). 7:3o—Merom and Sullivan. (2). B:3o—Farmersburg and New Lebanon. (1) —Saturday A. M.—. 9 00—Graysville and winner 2 p. m. (2). 10:00—Winners 3 p. m. and 4 p. m. (1). —Saturday P. M.— 2:oQ—Winners-7:30 p. m. and 8:30 p. m. 3:oo—Winners 9 a. ra. and 10 a. m. (1) B:oo—Winners 2 p. m and 3 p. m. (2) Officials—(ll Jack Hannah: (2) Clyde Cunningham. KENDALLVILLE —Friday Night—--7:3o—Wolfe0 —Wolfe Lake and La Otto. (1). B:3o—Cromwell and Wawaka. (2). —Saturday A. M.— 9:oo—Kcndallvtile and Ligonier. (1). 10:00—Albion and Grange. (2). 11:00—Avilla and winner 7:30 p. m. (1) —Saturday P. M•— 3:oo—Winners 3:30 p. m. and 9a. m. (2). 3:oo—Winners 10 a. m. and ll a. m. ill. B:oo—Winners 2 p. m. and 3 p. ra. (-). Officials —(1) Lundy Welborn: (2) Dale Kreigh. __ KOKOMO —Friday P. M.— 7:30 —Howard Twp. and West Middleton. (1). B:3o—Clay Twp. and New London. (2). —Saturday A. M.— 9:oo—Jack an n Twp. and Kokomo. (1). 10:00—Greentown and Union Twp. (2). 11:00 —RuaMavillo and Winner 7:30 P. M. (1). —Saturday P. M.— 2:oo—Winners 8:30 P. M. and 9 A. M. (2). 3:oo—Winners 10 A. M. and 11 A. M. G). B:oo—Winners S P. M. and 3 P. M. <2l. Officials—(l) J. W. Hale; (2) John Miller. LA PORTE —Friday P. M.— 3:oo—Westville and Springfield Two. (1). 3:oo—Michigan City and Hanna (3). 4:oo—Stilwell and Wanatah (1). s:oo—Union Mills and La Crosse (2), 7:30 —Rolling Prairie and Union Twp. (1). B:3o—Kingsbury and La Ports (2). —Saturday A M.— 9:oo—Winners 2 p. m. and 3 p. m. (1). 10:00—Winners 4 p. m. and 5 p. m. (2). —Saturday P. M.— 2:00 —Winners 7:30 p. m. and 8:30 p. m. (1). 3:00 —Winners 9 a. m. and 10 a, m. (2). B:oo—Winners 3 p. tn. and. winners, 3 <iar\'Barl: (8) W. Thompson.

LAFAYETTE —Friday A. M. — S:oo—Battle Ground and West Lafayette. o:oo—Monitor and Jackson Twp. (2). 10:00—’Yea and Jefferson. (11. 11:00—Buck Creek and Stockwell. (2). —Friday P. M.— I:oo—Clarks Hill afid Dayton. (1). woe Romney and Gladdens Corner. (2). 3:iTo—Mpntmorcnci and West Point G . 4:00 Winners 8 a. m. and 0 a. m (21. 7:3o—Winners 10 a. ni. and ll a. m. 11). . „ B:3o—Winners 1 p. in. and 2 p. m. (2). —Saturday A. M.— 9:oo—Winneis 3 p. in. and 4 p. m. (1). 10:00—Winners 7.30 p. m. and 8:30 p. m. (2). —Saturday P. M.— 3:oo—Winners 9 a. m. and 10 a. m. (It. Officials—(ll Bert VVostover; (2) Ross Smith. . , Note—Final game in this tournament is to be played Saturday atteruoon. LEBANON —Friday P. M.— 2:00 —Lebanon and Fisher*. (1). 3:oo—Zionsvtlle and Central. (2). 4.oo—Noblesville and White.stown. G). 7 :30—Thorntown and Advance. (2). B:3o—Westfield and Carmel. (1). —Saturday A. M. — 9:00-*-Jamestown and winner 2 p. m. (2) 10:00—Winners 3 p. m. and 4 p. m. (1). —Saturday P. M. — 8 ;00—Winners 7:30 p. m. and 8:30 p. 3:00—-Winners 9 a) m. and 10 a. m. (I>. 8:00 —Winikrs 2 p. m. and 3 p. m. (.It. officials—G) John W. George: (2) George Kenzlcr. t LYONS —Friday Evening—--7:3o—l.inton and Ja*onvtlle. (11. B:3o—Newberry and Marco. (2). —Saturday A. M.— P OO—Owensburg and Switz City. (1). 10:00—Lyons and Midland. (2). —Saturday P. M.— 2:oo—Winners 7:30 p. m. and 8:30 p. m. (1). 3:oo—Winners 9 a. m. and 10 a. m. (2). S 00—Winners 2 p m. and 3 p. tn. (1). Official*—(l) Elmer Posey; (2) J. E. Hendrickson. MADISON —Friday P. M. 2:oo—Vcvay and North Madison. (1). 3:oo—Dupont and Deputy. 15). 7:3o—Patriot and Hanover. (1). B:3o—Madison and Scottsburg. (2). —Saturday A. M.— 9 00—Austin and Rykrrs Ridge. (1). 10:00—Winner 2 p. m. and 3 p. m. (2). —Saturday P. M 2:oo—Winners 7:30 p. m. and 8:30 p. m. G). 3:oo—Winners 9 a. m. and 10 a. tn. (2>. B:oo—Winners 2 p. m. and 3 p. in. 11l Offioiala—(l) Ivan Zaring; (2) La Verne Litherlaml. MARTINSVILLE —Friday P. M.— 2:oo—Paragon and Monrovia. G). 3:oo—Smithville and Mooresville (2 I. 4:oo—Unionvillc and Stinesville. (11. 7:3o—Ellettsville and Bloomington. (2). B:3o—Eminence and Morgantown. (1). —S a t urd ay ’A. M. — 9:oo—Martinsville and Winner 2 p. m. (21. 10:00—Winners 3 p. m. and 4 p. ni. (1). —Saturday P. M.— 2:oo—Winners 7:30 p. m. and 8:30 p. m. (2f. 3:oo—Winners 9 a. m. and 10 a. m. G). B.oo—Wmnors 2 p. m. and 3 p. m. i2). Officials—G) r. A. Bills; (2) Daie Miller. . MARION —Friday P. M.— 7:3o—Swayzee and Sweetser. ill. B:3o—Van Buren and Marion. (2). Saturday a. m.— 9:oo—Fairmount and Upland. G). 10:00—Matthews and Gas City. (21. 11:00—.Jonesboro and winner 7:30 p. m. (1). —Saturday P. M.— 2:oo—Winners 8:30 p. m. and 9 a. m. (2). 3:oo—Winners 10 a. m. and 11 a. m. G ). B:oo—Winner* 2 p. m. and 3 p. tn. (2). Officials —(1) Will Smith: (2) Vedder Card. MONTI CELLO —Friday P. M. — 7:3o—Monon and Reynold*. (X). B:3o—ldaville and Monlioello. (2). —Saturday A. M.— o:oo—Round Grove and Brookston. (1). 10:00—Chalmers and Wolcott. (21. 11:00—Bumettsville and whiner 7:30 p. m. (X). —Saturday P. M.— 2:oo—Winners 8:30 p. m. and 9 a. m. (2). 3:00V 7 inners 10 a. m. and 11 t. m. (1). B:oo—Winners 2 p. ra. and 3 p. in. (2). Officials—G) J. W. Albert: (2) Lloyd F.tter. MUNCIE —Friday P. M.— 2:oo—Albany and De Soto. (1). 3:on—Muncie and Harrison Twp. (2). 4:oo—Daletdlle and Eaton. (1). s:oo—Selma and Cowan. (2). 7:3o—Ycrktown and Royerton. (1), B:3o—Center and Gaston. (2). —Saturday A. M.— 9.oo—Winners 2 p. m and 3 p. m. (I>. 10:00—Winners 4 p. m. and 5 p. ra (2). —Saturday P. M.— 2:oo—Winners 7:30 p. m. and 8:30 and. m. (1). 3:oo—Winners 9 a. ni. and 10 a. ra. (2). B:oo—Winner* 2 p m. and 3 p m. G). Officials— (1) Leßoy Cook; (2) R. B. Morrison.

NEWCASTLE —Friday P. M.— 2:oo—Newcastle and Harrison Twp. (1). 3:oo —Sniceland and Mt. Summit. (2). 4:oo—Middletown and Blue River Twp. (1). 7:3o—Kennard and Jefferson Twp. (2). 8:30 —New Lisbon and Straivhn. (1). —Saturday A- M.— 9:oo—Knightstown and winner 2 p. m. (2). 10:00—Winners 3 p. m. and 4 o m. (1). —Saturday P. M.— 2:00 —Winners 7:30 p. m. and 8:30 p. m. 3:oo—Winners 9 a. m. and 10 a. m. (t). B:oo—Winners 2 p. m. and 3 P. m. (2). Officials—(l) Vora Ruble; (2) Harr) Schoeneman. PERU —Friday P. M.— 7-30—Butler Twp. and Bunker HiU. (1). B:3o—Macv and Amboy. (2). . —Saturday A. M.— 9.oo—Deedsville and Peru. (1). 10:00—Jeff-rson Tvp. and Clay Tvp. (21. 11:00—Clilli and winner 7:30 p. m (1). —Saturday P. M.— 2 -00—Winners 8 .10 s. m. and 9 a.m. (2). 3:oo—Winners 10 a. m. and 11 a. m. (1). B:oo—Winners 2 p. m. and 3 p. m. (2). Officials—(i) Fitzhugh Traylor: (3) 1.. I. Mattingly. PORTLAND —Friday Night—--7:3o—Montpelier and Pennville (11. B:3o—Madison Twp. and Hartford City (3). —Saturday A. M.— ' 9:oo—Jackson Twp. and Portland (1). 10:00—Buskirk and Redkey (2). —Saturday P. M.— 2:oo—Winners 7:30 p. m. and 8:30 p. m. (1). „ 3:oo—Winners 9 a. m. and 10 a. m. (3). B:oo—Winners 3 P- rn. and 3 p. m. It). Officials (1) E. C. Rowe: (2) Leslie Beal. . RICHMOND —Friday P. M.— I:oo—Harrison Twp. and Centerville (1). 3:oo—Hagerstown and Boston (2). 3:oo—Lincoln and Whitewater (1). 4:oo—Milton and Fountain City (2). 7:3o—Economy and Short (3). B:3o—Brownsville and Richmond (1). —Saturday A. M.— 9:oo—Winners 1 p. m. and 3 p. ra. (3). 10:00 —Wlnnerss 3 p. m. and 4p,m. (11. 11:00—Winners 5 p. in. and 7:30 p. m. (2). —Saturday P. M. 2:00 —Winners 8:30 p. m. and 9 a. m. 3:oo—Winner* 10 a. m. and 11 a. ra. (2). 8:00 —Winner* 2 pm. and 3, p. m. (1). Officials—(l) Watson Deakyne: (2) Guy Woods. BETMOUR —Friday P. M.— 2:oo—Freetown and Clearsprtng. (1). 3:oo—Brownstown and Vallonla. (2). 7:3o—Crothersvllle and Cortland. (1). B:3o—Seymour and Houston. (2). —Saturday A. M.— 9:oo—Tampico and Medora. (1). 10:00—Winners 2 P. M. and 3 P. M. (3). —Saturday P. M.— 2:oo—Winners 7:30 P. M. and 8:30 P. M. (1). 3:oo—Winners 9 A. M. and 10 A. M. (2). 8:00 Winners 2 P. M. and 3 ?. M. (I). Officials—(l) M. W. Tatlock; (2) Harley J ergon*.

K( SHVILLK —Friday P. M.— 2 ;00—Miiroy and New Salem, (11. 3:oo—Moscow and Glen wood. (2). 4 00—Webb and l. S. and S. Home. (1). 7:3o—Carllisge and Riishvllle. (2). B:3o—Manilla and Arlington. (1). —Saturday A, M.— 9:oo—Raleigh and winner 2p. m (21. IQ :00—Winners 3 p. ni. and 4 p. m. (11. —Saturday P. M.— 2:oo—Winners 7:30 p. ni. and 8:30 p. m (2). 3:oo—Winners 9 a. ni. and 10 a. ni. (11. B:oo—Winners 2 p. m. and 3 t> m. (2'. Officials—(l) H. H. Bacon: (2) J. Ord Fortner. SHRI.BV VII.LE —Friday P. M.— I:oo—Shelbyvtlie and Columbus. G). 2:oo—Waldron and Burnsville. (2). 3:oo—Boggstown and Flat Roek. (1). 4 :00—Flat Rock Twp. and Moral. I 2). s:oo—Geneva and Mt. Auburn. G> 7:3o—Fairland and Haw, repk Twp. (21. B:3o—Clift.v Twp. and Morristown. G). —Saturday A. M.— o:oo—Winners 1 p. m. and 2 p. m. (2). 10 .00—Winners 3 p. m. and 4 p. in. (1). 11:00—Winners sp. m. and 7:30 p. ni. (2). —Saturday P. M.— 2:oo—Winners 8:30 p. ni. and 9 a m. (11. 3:oo—Winner* 10 a. in and 11 n. m. (2). B:oo—Winners 2 p. m. and 3 p. m. (11. Official*—'ll Alonzo GolUsberry; (2) Arthur Norrts. SPENCER —Friday P .M.— 2:oo—Coalmont and Posey Township 111. 3:oo—Sugar Ridge and Gosport (2). 4:oo—Spencer and I an Buren Twp. Gl. s:oo—Cla.v City and Bowling Green. (2). 7:3o—Rrazil and Quincy < l). B:3o—Freedom and Patrleksburg (2). —Saturday A. M.— 9:00 —Winners 2 p. m. and 3 p. in. (11. 10:00—’Vinners 4 p. m. and 5 p. m. (2). —Saturday P. M.— 2:oo—Winners 7:30 p. m. and 3:30 p. _ m. (1). 3:oo—Winners 9 a. in. and 10 a. m. (2). B:oo—Winners 2 p m. and 3 p. m. G). Officials—(l). Birch Bayh; 12) A. E. Botkin. TERRE HAUTE —Friday A. M.— ll) 9:OO—W. Terre Hauls and Rla.ck Hawk. (1). (2) 10:00—Wiley and Geratmeyer. (2'. (3) 11:00—Glenn and Prairiaton. (1). —Friday P. M.— (4) 2:oo—Fayette Twp. and Wiley. (2). (5) 3:oo—Normal anci Garfield, (l). .(0) 4:oo—Otter Creek and Prairie Creek (2). (7) 7.3o—Pontanot and Honey Creek. 11l (8) B:3o—Concanno and Pimento. (2). • —Saturday A. M.— I 9) 8 30—Winners Games 1 and 2. (1). GOi 9:3o—Winner* Game* 3 and 4. (2) ill) 10:30—Winners Games 5 and 5 (11. (12) 11.30—Winners Games 7 and 8 (2). —Saturday P. M.— (13) 2:3o—Winners Games 0 and 10. G). (14) 3:3o—Winners Games 11 and 13. (2). G 5) B:oo—Winners Games 13 and 14 G ). Officials—(l) Ralph Bcarey; (2) KUburn Rogers. TIPTON —Friday P. M.— 2:oo—Cicero ami Boxley. G). 3:oo—Arcadia and Prairie Twp. (2). 4:oo—Sharpsville and Kempton (1). s:oo—Goldsmith and Tipton (2). 7:3o—Windfall and Sheridiau. (1). B:3o—Atlanta and Walnut Grove. (2). —Saturday A. M P OO—Winners 2 P- ni. and 3 P. m. Gl. [10:00 —Winners 4 p. in. and u p. ni. (2). —Saturday P. M.— 2:oo—Winners 7:30 p. m. and 8:30 p. ni flu 3:oo—Winners 9 a. m. and 10 a. m. (-), B:oo—Winners 2 p m and 3 n. m. ill. Officials—(l) Boryl Black; (2) Lverott Babb. YBEDERSBURG —Friday P. M.— 7:3o—Newtown and Attica (11. B:3o—Covington and Pine Village (2). —Saturday A. M.— o:oo—Wallace and West Lebanon G). 10:00—Yeedersburg and Kingman (2 l. 11:00 —Hillsboro and winner 7:30 p. m. (1). —Saturday P M.— 2:oo—Winners 8:30 p. m. and 9 a. m. (21. 3:oo—Winners 10 a. m. and 11 a. m. (1). B:oo—Winners 2 p. m. and 3 n. m. (21. officials—(l) George Vaulk: (2) Claude Dame.

VERSAILLES —Friday P. M 7:3o—New Marion and Helton. (1). 8:30 —Batesvllle and Napoleon. (2). —Saturday A. M.— 9:oo—Versailles and Butlervtlle. (1). 10:00—Sur nan and Milan. (21. 11:00—Ob* rd and Winner 7:30 p. m. (11. —Saturday P. >L—--2:oo—Winnera 8.30 p. *m. and 0 a. m. <2l. 3:oo—Winners 10 a. ra. and 11 a. m. B:oo—Winner* 2 p. m. and 3 p m. (21. Officials—(l) Robert Hoabergur; (2) J. A. Mohler. VINCENNES —Friday P. M I:oo—Bruceville and Emiaon (1). 2:oo—Decker Chapel and Hick null (2) 3:oo—Vineennes and Freelandvill# (1). 4:oo—pecker and Oaktmvn (2). s:oo—Wheatland and Edwardsport (1). 7:3o—Sandborn and Fricliton (2) B:3o—Monroe City and winner 1 p. m. (1). —Saturday A. M.— , g:00 —Winners 2 p. m. and 3 p. m. (3). :00 —Winners 4 p. tn. and 5 p. m. (1). P. M.— 2:oo—Winner* 7:30 p. m. and 8:30 p m. (2) 3:oo—Winners 0 a. m. and 10 a. m. G). B:oo—Winneis 2 p ni. and 3 p. ni. (7). Offloials— (1) C. D. Manhaj-t; 12) Charles Jonsen. WASHINGTON —Friday P. M.— 2:00—Plalnvllle ami Epsom. G). 3:oo—Washington and Glendale (2). 4:oo—Alfordsville and Shoals. (1). 7:3o—Montgomery and Odon. (2). B:3o—Eagleevllle and Loogootee. (1). —Saturday A. M.— '0:00 Bums City and Winner 2 P. M. (2). 10:00—Winners 3 P. M. and 4 P. M. (1). —Saturday P. M.— B:oo—Winners 7:30 P. M. and 8:30 P. M. (2). 3:oo—Winners 9 A. M. and 10 A. M. (1). B:oo—winners 2 P. M. and 3 I*. >1 121. Officials—(l) r. s. Rust; (2) Harold Borges. WINCHESTER —Friday A. M.— (1) >):00—Modoc and Jackson. (1). (2) 10:00—Wa.vne and Green Twp. (21. (3) li:oo—Parker and Lcrar.tville. (1) —Friday P. M.— (4) 2:oo—Winchester and Huntsville. (2 £. (5) 3:oo—Jefferson and Farmland. (1). (0) 4:oo—Franklin Township and Mo Kinley. (2). (7) 7:3o—Slouty Creek and Union City. (8) B:3o—Spartanburg and Saratoga. —Saturday A. M.— (9) B:3o—Winners Games 1 and 2. f1 >. (101 9 30—Winners Games 3 ami l. (2). (11 ) 10:30—Winner* Gani.-h 5 and 0. 111. (12) 11:30 —Winners GJhies 7 and 8. (2). —Saturday P. M.— (13) 2:3o—Winners Games 9 and 10. (1). (14) 3:3o—Winners Game* 11 and 12.(2). (15) 8 00—Winners Game* 13 ami 14.(1*. Officials—(l) Hairy Coolman; (2) P. E. Isenbarger. MORGAN DEFEATS DAVIS Bu United Preen CHICAGO. Feb. 27.—Tod Morgan. Seattle, world's junior lightweight champion, slashed his way to a tenround victory over Don Davis, Chicago, In the main event of a boxing card In the Bast Chicago arena, Friday night. H. S. Games Tonight K. 0. Country Day School at Boys Pren Broad Rtppie at Ben Davis. Advance at Flora. Auburn at Blufltun Battle Ground at West Lafayette Brookvtlle at Aurora Bruceville at Wheatland Carllele at Linton. Central (Ft. Wayne) at Wabash. Charlottesville at Edrn. Elkhart at South firnd. Franclaco at Petersburg, Froebel at East Chicago. Ft. Wayne Cathedral at Kalamasoo. Greentown at Sharprrtlle. Hammond at Delphi.

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CLOSING DAY O F TOURNEY Local Team Goes to SemiFinals in Independent Amateur Meet. Brownsluirc;. Walton. Yorktown and Indi.inapoliM Kamblera went to Henii-llruil.s In the .suite independent amateur liuU*tli;ill tourney at tlio Y. M, C. A. today in the Unit four panics in the third round. Scores: Hrowneliurp, 38: Clary, 22. Walton, 22; West Point, 16. Itnmbler*. 16: Huntington, 14 (overtime). Yorktown, St; Claypool, St. Brownsburg and Walton were to meet in the first semi llnnl same this nfternoon at 3 o’clock. The Ramblers were to play Yorktown In the second semi-Until at 4 p. m. The t'nal game is scheduled at 2 o'clock tonight. Itrownftburg, 1(8; (.ary, 2t In the first, game today Brownsburg defeated Clary, 38 to 22. The score at the -half was 21 to 12 in favor of Brownsburg. Kelly starred for the winners and 1,. Child for the losers. Brownsburg was the first team to roach the scmi-llnals. Line up and summary: Brownsliurg (38) Gary (22) Sallee McGutrj (r„x O GL Cecil Hrrdrioh G Dunleavy Substitution* —(Brownsburg) Webb. Chamnes* Perkins: iGnr.v) Mtlteer. Field goal*—( Brnw ushurg) B<dW, 4: Llngeman. 4: Kelly. 5; Fox, 2: 1 erdrich. 1; Wr,-g. 1: (Garyl G Child. 5: L Child. 4. Dunleavy. 1. Foul roalij— i Brow naburgi Sa'lec !• I.ingcmau. 1 L Kelly. 1; FOX, 1. i Gary 1 McGuire <: G. Child, Dullleavy, 1. Keiurei—Porter Walton, 23; \\ <"-f Point, 10 In the second game of the morning Walton defeated West Point, 22 to 16. The winners pulled away In the second period, after holding a onepoint margin at the half, 13 to 12. Lowry starred for Walton and Beeves was outstanding for West Point, with twelve of his team's fourteen points. Walton was to meet Brownsburg In the first semi-final gamo this afternoon. Lino-up and summary: Walton (22). • West Point (10). Lowry F Bee*** Sliedron ? Gihron ~.,0 ~..., \ lollk 81 usher G.... Oou* Substitutes —(Walton' Reed Mertz; I Wc*t Point) It ink. Field goal*—(Walton) town 4; Sbedron, 3; Gibson, 3; (Wist Point) Reeves. (1: Crowe, 1: Vaulk. ]. Foul goals—(Walton) Slunher. 1; Rood, 1. Referee —Stephenson. One of the Indianapolis’ representatives was eliminated on Friday when Deita Tau Delta club lost to Huntington, 21 to 18. The toeal Ramblers defeated Swayzee, 26 to 18, and defeated Huntington in the third game this morning. Morgantown, last year’s chain pion, was eliminated Friday night by Claypool, 24 to 22. Vincennes, another strong contender, was knocked out of the running by Walton In a high scoring overtime contest, 50 to 42, Friday'* scores: Claypool. 38: Helton viile. 29. Momantown. 63: Corvdon, 14 Soulit Band : Midland 19. Yorktown. North Jtldson 27 Brownsburg. 18 Plainfield. 15. Gary. 21: Fisher*. 18 West Point, 30: Newcastle. 25 Walton 50' Vincennes 42 (overtime). Huniinvton, 21 : Delta Tau Delta. 18. Indlanapo Us fcamblors 20; Swavzee.J 3. Claypool. 24: Morgantown. 22. Yorktown. 30: South Bend. 21.

Independent Tourney Af Y M. C. A. Today 3 p, m —Brownsburg vs Walton. 4 P M.—Ramblers \s. Yorktown. 9 I’. M. (Finalsi —Winner 3 P. rn. game vs. winner 4 p nr. game. Additional Sport, Page 11 Men’* Extra Duty WORK PANTS, Hardwearing, Staple <F 1 Q 7 Pattern Fabrics. . . A **F I fNotfeig - Where Washington Cresses Delaware It Pays to Look Well HAIR CUT, 35c Saturday and Holidays. 800 None better at any Price Curry’s Twp Shops No. 1-- 2fl S. Illinois St. No. 2—140 N. Illinois St. —■Remodeling Sale - — Underwear $1 .35 Cotton Colon Suits, I ■- ■■ Yu I tie* up to $2.50. A Krause Bros f„V , v*i'w* •‘Coorthoiihi* tm Oppnnlt* C® M California Tops, Glass Enclosures for Fords and Chevrolet* Swisshelm & Parker 544 E. Washington St. JW North Dtlawar.