Indianapolis Times, Volume 42, Number 261, Indianapolis, Marion County, 12 March 1931 — Page 13

•MARCH 12, 1931

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New Faces Expected Among Net Finalists Washington, Muncie and Frankfort Threatened by Dark Horse Contenders; Other Leaders Also in Danger When Action Opens Saturday. ' BY VERN BOXELL Upsets of the startling variety are expected Saturday when sixty-four Indiana high school quintets, survivors of the preliminary round in the annual title classic, battle for regional championships and the right to loin the final sixteen to battle ror ui e crown at Butler fleldhouse March *0 and 21 A season filled with dope bucket tipping was capped last Saturday oy an unusual number of form reversals in the sectionals, and close followers of the net pastime are expecting a proportionate number of thrills m the second step to championship laurels. Three centers provide the best setting for sensational developments, •u Vincennes, Muncie and I’rankfort, where the three outstanding title choices will compete, there tre dark horse contenders menacing the favorites. 6

Washington Hatchets, defending their 1930 crown, face a possible stumbling in the Vincennes Alices. Although beaten twice during the season, John Adams’ quintet has high hopes for turning the tables on the Friddlemen. The champs* ..owever, still rate the . ontt post. Newcastle Confident At Muncie, Newcastle’s Trojans hope to break the string of regional triumphs turned in by the Bearcats. Year after year the Magic City quintet has come to the state, turning back strong Newcastle teams. With his best combination seatons, Coach Orville Hooker is conlident of stopping that quintet which advanced to the finals of the state event las* spring. Pete Jolly's boys, providing they are in top physical shape, will be* the favorites, however. Union City is another throng team in this event. 1 ranklorl, a team which has annoq the hall call at every state ’ ournament, has a tough customer to handle in Coach Borkins Jeff of ' ooJntet. which special- . :ed in upsets throughout the season. As in the other cases, however, the Hot Dogs are expected to come through. Conncrsville Threatened in the other events, there will be the usual scramble among timehonored rivals. Connersville, as usual, will be forced to dispose of ltushville, with Richmond and Lawrenceburg, the latter a dark horse, both dangerous. Alexandria, Danville and Shortridge of Indianapolis are given an even break in the Anderson regional, with Tipton regarded as the dark horse. Kenciallville and Auburn top the event at the latter place, while the Eedford center

Bowling BY LEFTY LEE

The Wheeler Lunch team of the Indianapolis League will travel to LeDanon tonight and roll a picked team of the Ulen Country Club. Mr. Wheeler sponsor of the Wheeler team has made all arrangements for this match, which is creating considerable interest among the bowlers of Lebanon. E. Streibeck-I'.t Hueber again displayed their pin-getting ability in the AH- Star doubles League, rolling games of 451, 449 and 460 a total of 1,360 to, take three games from Hornberger and Wimberly. Hueber led this play with a score of 693. tJ’reibeck rolled 667 and Hornberger 621. The McKew-F. Liebtag team also hit In fine style, their 1.304 total including games of 436. 455 and 413, which was good for a tv.o-game win over Fulton-Snyder. Liebtag rolled 690 and McNew 614 during this set. After a poor start of 327. Johnson-L. Fox hit wonderful scores, games of 491 ind 429 bringing theif' total to 1,247 for a two-game win over James-Cra.v. Don Johnson secured 668 in this set. Fehr-Mtck also rolled a nice total, scoring 1,258 to take the odd game from Mounts-Abbott. Fehv continued his good v/ork with a total of 670. Mounts tossed in 623 for the losers. C. Liebtag and C. Myers finally broke the "Jink” that has held them down in the standings bv taking the entire series from Rassmussen-Weisman. The winners totaled 1,230, Myers rolling 642. Bohn-Fahrbach put on a 451 finish to cop the rubber from Schlelmer-Phelps. Bohne counted 617 for the winning combination. The Marott Shoe Shop seems to be in shape for their whirl at the maples In the A. B. C. Saturday night, these boys tossing in a total oi 3,176 with games of 1.051, 1,048 and 1,077 to take three from the Unlversals in the Indianapolis League. Every member was over 600. Rass rolling 624; Weis. 670; Johnson. 678; L. Fox. 623, and Cobler. 601. Indiana Oarage who will shoot with the Marotts. also rolled a fine game, scoring ;.06l with counts of 998. 1,018 and 1,040, which was good for a three-game win over Gregory 4: Appel. Taking the first two by Sand 4-pin reargtns. Falls City Lager pepped up in the last and rolled, 1.077 to make it three In a row over Wheeler Lunch. ludlanaooUs Tool also won three, when •hev hit for a total of 3.071. St. Philip A C. being the victim. The veteran Eddie Mever tossed In 258 in his final try to enable the Coval Stars to take one game from the Coca Cola quintet. Six hundred totals in addition to the five turned In bv Marott's were. Darnabv. 629; Fulton. 657; Mounts, 627; Abbott. 637; Fehr, 660; E. Streibeck. 651; A. Streibeck. 668; Cray. 620: Hornberger. 614; Wuensch. 635; Bohne. 620. and C. Liebtag. 613. Frank Huse entered the list of big time bowlers, when he broke his own record, with a mark of 670. during the Commercial league nlav on the Illinois alleys. Huse rolled games of 227. 199 and 244 to secure this total. Don Johnson his teammate also hit again, scoring 657. Branson had 607, nd Carteaux. 639. Barrett hit for 607 to lead Fox to a triple win over Metro in the Film League. Pathe also won three from Paramount as Warner Brothers won two from Columbia. Pins were valuable during the Hanna Reglster-Metalcraft series on the Uptown alleys, Hanna taking two games bv a margin of one pin. 924 to 923 and 1.010 to 1.009 before losing the last game 978 to 1.023. Selmeir also won two from CocaCola. slipping to 919 In their second game <o let the Kokes In. Selmeir's total was 3.065 their first and third games showing counts of 1.043 and 1.113. Chrtsnev Radio also won two from Trv-Me as Prima and Ideal Cleaners took the series from Williamson Candy and American Linen. Six hundred totals were. Kemper. 643; Plez, 621; H. Krets, 659: Mace. 660; Chrlsnev. 644; Mever. 645: Hamilton. 620; Bebinger. CO4: Hornbeck, 623; Fitzgerald. 633; Goodhue. 651; Link. 614: Hauc. 613: Hill. 609. and Shaw. 603. H. Krels finished with high single came of 279.

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usually a hotbed for action, has four equal contenders in Corydon, Browns town, Paoli and Mitchell, the latter the favorite. Martinsville faces trouble in the form of Wiley of Terre Haute, while Franklin must dispose of such worthy foes as Columbus and Greensburg. Decatur is the dark horse at Ft Wayne where Bluffton and North Side share the choice, while Central of Evansville is the choice at its home gym, with Tennyson as chief rival. Greencastle will find its chief opposition in Wingate and Clinton while Central of South Bend and Elkhart are expected to battle for honors at Rochester. Kokomo’s ancient rival, Marion stronger in late season tilts, may prove another surprise, while Waoash and Hartford City both are given upset chances. At Logansport, Delphi both ha ve hopes, but the Berries appear to be strong and are favored by the draw. TVT^n P n far north > Horace Mann, Valparaiso and Laporte. playing at Valpo, are rated on a par. The Gary school, going full steam after an in and out season, hold a slight edge. All in all, it appears that Indiana s ‘14,000” will see a few new faces on the Fairview pine strips. EWING SCORES K. O. PERU, Ind., March 12.—Chunky Ewing, Terre Haute heavyweight, knocked out Irish Mickey Holden in the third round here Wednesday. PARK TILT CALLED Remaining games on the Crispus Attucks basket card have been canceled, according to Coach Shelburne. Spring football and baseball drills will start soon.

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Stendal’s Gymless Five

Front Row Heft to right)—Paul Reller, Aaron Maxey, Constant Ilartke, (captain , Jess Nass and Clemence Kohle. Second Row—Othello Beadles, Amos Reller, Wilson Corn, Robert Bass and Raymond Katter. Third Row—Warren Katter, Malcolm McClure. Emerson Henke and Coach Cox. Back—Carl Meyerholtz. LACK of a gym failed to stop Stendai high school, and the downstaters came through the Petersburg sectional with flying colors and will play Saturday in the Vincennes regional. Stendai attracted state-w’ide attention during the season by winning twenty of their twenty-three contests, including eleven straight at the start. The gymless five’s firs foe in the regional will be Washington, defending state champions.

Feldman Faces Tramblie in Legion Ring Feature Tuesday

Joe Feldman of Chicago was signed today by the American Legion to meet Ray Tramblie of Rockford, 111., in the ten-round feature of Tuesday night’s boxing show at the Armory. Feldman, who weighs 158 pounds, has been boxing four years and in that time has fought in all the weight divisions from lightweight to middleweight. According to his manager, Leo Fomaciari of Chicago, Feldman has beaten Gorilla Jones, Billy Hall, Maxie Strub and other well-known pugs. The Legion announces that the winner of Tuesday night’s scrap will meet Del Fontaine ip the feature the following week. Fontaine and Tramblie staged a great battle here two weeks ago at the Armory. The eight-round semi-windup brings together Rosy (Kid) Baker of Anderson and Donald Fagg of ' Clinton, two hdrd-hitting perform-

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ers well-known to Armory fans, j The prelim card has not been com- j pleted. It will consist of a sixrounder and three fours. Three-I Loop Opens May 7 / By Times Special DECATUR, 111., March 12. \ Three-I League baseball season will i open May 7 and close on Labor day, it was announced Wednesday by President L. J. Wylie. Decatur Commies will play in three openers, at Evansville on May 7, at Terre Haute on May 10 and at home against Evansville on May 13. Peoria at Bloomington, Quincy at Springfield and Terre Haute at Danville on May 7 and Bloomington at Peoria and Springfield at Quincy on May 13 are other open- ! ing dates.

City Five j Defeated By United Press KANSAS CITY. Mo., March 12— Big Four A. A. of Cincinnati, composed mostly of Indianapolis players, was one of the eight teams which remained undefeated today in the National A. A. U. basketball tournament. The Cincinnati team won its way Wednesday night into the quarter finals by defeating Southwestern State Teachers of ‘Weatherford, Okla., 28 to 11, and will play the Young Men’s institute team of San Francisco tonight. South Side Turners of Indianapolis were eliminated Wednesday by Los Angeles Club, 33 to 14. Los Ana. A. C. 133i. s. Side Turnrs <l4>. FG FT PFi KQ wj* pf IBr c I ? ®3sk* ? 'i i ggte .* 2 Hodaes.'c'. V. I § 2 ?hv"£ n ' K '* ? 2 0 Caskev.c... ( 0 4 I 0 2 Gilmore.a.. 0 0 3 ? 0 Fi.scher.a.. 2 0 0 Demers,a.. 0 l lModlin.a... 0 0 0 Totals ..15 3 6 Totals... 6 2 9 Bia 4A. A.. Cinn. Oklahoma Teachers (28) FG FT PF (11) FG FT PF HnnaMf" I 2 lißarr.es 0 11 Wrfcrht a nd ; f - S l 0 Davis.J 0 0 0 Rnhwrfi C <.' ' ? ? 0 Roselle.f... 0 0 0 Ii 1 Harris.!.... 1 0 0 tveuey.g... 1 o OCurb c 4 n n ? • • 2 0 0 Mart'in'.c.o 0 2 Adsrns,{f, . 0 0 0 Henthrn.a. 0 o ORossaC 0 0 3 _ Haley.a.... 0 0 0 Totals ..li 6 2! Totals... 1 “I “7

Carl Reynolds Signs Contract, By Times Special SAN ANTONIO. Tex.. March 12Carl Reynolds, hard-hitting White Sox outfielder, was reported today as back in the Pale Hose fold after signing a contract Wednesday. It was reported he will get $15,000 an mi^ ase $6>500 over last season The husky outfielder, who hit American League pitching to the tU w° f ,s' 3s9 last year, was holding ™ 25,000 and had been offered SIO,OOO Moe Berg n ow is the only holdout, and Manager Donie Bush isn.t worrying much about him. TRESTER SKEET VICTOR Trester broke 44 targets to win 2? forget event at Spring Lake Skeet Club Wednesday. A. Rich- | a r d : s and E - Richards shared the 20-target honors with .18 each.

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Twenty-Six Rounds on Riverside' Ring Bill

Twenty-six rounds of fighting will constitute the weekly fistic bill to be presented by Promoter Bill Bowma na tßiverside Friday night. Onie Gahimer, hard-hitting Shelbyville junior welter, will mix with Joe Lynn of Terre Haute in the eightround headliner. Jimmy Fox of Indianapolis and Kid Smith of Shelbyville are scheduled to travel over the six-round route in the semiwindup. Charley Capin and Joe Moore, lightweights, top the preliminary card in a four-rounder. Two other scraps will round out the bill.

Basketball

Ell Lilly basketball team, playing its last game of the season meets Riverside Buddies at East Tenth Street gym tonight at 8:15. The Lilly team has won 24 out of 30 starts this season. Preceding the tilt will be a preliminary game between Hoosier Demon Girls and the East Tenth Street Girls teams, to start at 7:15. Favorite* came through in the semifinal game3 of the city 140-pound Sunday basketball tournament at Tabernacle gym Wednesday. East Tenth Triangles humbled Carrollton Avenue Reformed. 42 to 23. and will play Meridian Heights Presbyterian, who defeated Mayer Chapel Dixie. 37 to 17. in the title game tonight at 8:30. Tabernacle Ironmen and Carrollton Reformed clash in a preliminary tilt. First of a two-game series between Fifty-Third Union Trust Company of Cincinnati and Fletcher Trust cage teams will be played tonight at Pennsy gym. Indianapolis Flashes oppose Planner and Buchanan in a 7 p. m. tilt and South Side Turner Girls meet Marmon Girls at 8 p. m., in preliminaries encounters. Second game of the series will be played at Cincinnati next week. Preceding tonight’s game, several employes of the Fifth.-Third Union Trust Company, who accompanied the team here, and Fletcher Trust Men’s Club will attend a dinner at the Columbia Club, where the local team will receive the trophy won in the BankersInsurance League this season. ATTEL COPS VERDICT By United Press SAN FRANCISCO, March 12Gilbert Attel, 145, San Francisco, outpointed Claude Capley, 147, Sausalito, Cal., in ten rounds here Wednesday.

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700 Enter Illini Meet By Times Special CHAMPAIGN, 111-, March 12— The flower of middle-western track men, with sprinklings from the east and south, will strive for supremacy in the colorful indoor relay carnival at the University of Illinois on Saturday. Universities and colleges, represented by 700 entries, will compete in the great armory of the Illini, Saturday afternoon and evening. University of Pennsylvania will send its great all-around star, Barney Berlinger, and the University of Pittsburgh will match Utterback against him. The program is topped by eight relay races but also includes ten special events and the all-around championship. Among the Indiana institutions to

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compete will be Indiana., Do Pauw, Butler, Notre Dame, Indiana State Teachers and Rose Poly. Purdue has withdrawn. BRITISH EVENTS ON AIR NEW YORK. March 12—Both the Grand National sweepstakes and the Oxford-Cambridge boat race will be heard in America on an international broadcast. The boat race is March 21 at 9:15 a. m. (E. S. TANARUS.), and will be carried on the WJZ network of NBC. The Grand National will be run at Liverpool on March 27. GORILLA JONES VICTOR OAKLAND, Cal.. March 12. - Gorilla Jones, 161, Akron, 0., outpointed Bud Gorman. 160, Vallejo Cal., in ten rounds here Wednesday. SONNENBERG TRIUMPHS NEW YORK. March 12.—Gu.’ Sonnenberg, 205, Providence, R. I defeated Pat McGill, 217, Ireland in a feature mat event herr Wednesday.