Indianapolis Times, Volume 43, Number 251, Indianapolis, Marion County, 27 February 1932 — Page 11

FEB. 27, 1932

767 TEAMS WILL COMPETE IN STATE BASKET SECTIONALS

Schedules for the twenty-first annual Indiana High School Athletic Association state basketball tournaments were announced by A. L. Trester and the board of control today. The sectional play will get under way in sixty-four sectional centers next Friday and Saturday, March 4 and 5. From eight teams, the minimum, to sixteen, the maximum, will take part in each sectional center play. Regional tournaments will be held In sixteen centers on Saturday afternoon and night, March 12. The winners of the sixty-four sectional meets, four to each center, will take part in the regional play, playing two games in the afternoon and the winners meeting at night. The sixteen regional tournament winners will come to Butler fieldhouse for the final tournament on Friday and Saturday, March 18 and 19. The champion of 1932 will be determined after fifteen elimination games, eight on Friday and seven on Saturday, have been played. Anderson (8 Teams) Game FRIDAY Officials P. M. 1. 7:3o—Anderson and Pendleton 0-2) 3. B:3o—Alexandria and Elwood fJ-li SATURDAY A. M. 3. o:oo—Frankton and Lapel 0-2) 4. 10:00—Summitville and Marklevllle (2-1) P. M. 5. 2:oo—Winners Games 1 and 2 0-2) 8. 3:oo—Winners Games 3 and 4 (2-1) 7. B:oo—Winners Games 5 and 8 0-2) Officials —(1) Hugh Vandlvier. (2t Lloyd Messersmlth.

Angola (14 teams) Game FRIDAY Officials A. M. 1. 10:Q<> — Butler and Auburn (1-2) 2. 11:00 Flint and Garrett (2-3) P. M 3. 2:oo—Concord Township and Waterloo (3-1) 4. 3:oo—Hamilton and Orland (1-2) 8. 4:oo—Pleasant Lake and Ashley (2-3) 8. 7:3o—Spencer vllle and Salem Township (3-1) 7 B:3o—Scott Center and Angola (1-2) SATURDAY A. M. 8 9:oo—Winners Games 1 and 2 (2-3) 9. 10:00—Winners Games 3 and 4 (3-1) 10. 11:00 —Winners Games 5 and 6 (1-2) P. M 11. 2:00 —Winners Games 7 and 8 (2-3) 12. 3:00 —Winners Games 9 and 10 (3-1) 13. B:oo—Winners Games 11 and 12 (1-2) Officials—(l) Joe Wilt. (2) Elmer Howe. (3) Raymond Yoos. Attica (9 Teams) Game FRIDAY Officials P. M 1. 7:3o—West Lebanon and Covington (1-2) 2. B:3o—Kingman and Hillsboro (2-1) SATURDAY A. M. 8. 9:oo—Pine Village and Attica (1-2) 4. 10:00—Veedersburg and Wallace (2-1) 8. 11:00—Williamsport and Winner Game 1 • (1-2) 8 2:00 Winners Game 3 and 3 (3-1) 7, 3:00 —Winners Game 4 and 8 (1-2) 8. B:oo—Winners Game 8 and 7 (2-1) Officials—(l)Norman McCallum. (2iPaul Lovell. Bloomington (11 Teams) Game FRIDAY Officials P.M. 1. 2:oo—Martinsville and Eminence (1-2) 2. 3:00 —Union vllle and Elletsvllle (2-1) 2. 4:oo—Bloomington and Smithville (1-2) 4. 7:3o—Mooresvtlle and Monrovia (2-1) 5. B:3o—Morgantown and Paragon (1-2) SATURDAY A. M. 8. 9:oo—Stlnesvllle and Winner Game 1 (2-1) 7. 10:00—Winners Games 2 and 3 (1-2) P. M. 8. 2:oo—Winners Games 4 and 5 (2-1) 9. 3:oo—Winners Games 6 and 7 (1-21 10. 3:oo—Winners Gaaies 8 and 9 (2-1) Officials—(l) Layall Fisher. (2) Orville Jones. Bluff ton (15 Teams) Game FRIDAY Officials A.M. 1. 9:oo—Osslan and Union Center (1-2) 2. 10.00 —Petroleum and Rock Creek Center (2-3) 8. 11:00—Bluffton and Monroe (3-1) P. M. 4. I:oo—Lancaster Central and Geneva (1-2) 8. 2:oo—Hartford Two. and Pleasant Mills (2-3) 6. 3:oo—Berne and Chester Center (3-1) 7. 4:oo—Kirkland and Jefferson (1-2) 8. 7:30 —Liberty Center and Winner Game 1 (2-3) 8. 8:30 —Winners Games 2 and 3 (3-1) SATURDAY A. M. 10. 9:oo—Winners Games 4 and 5 (1-2) 11. 10:00—Winners Games 6 and 7 (2-3) P M 13. 2:ofl*—Winners Games 8 and 9 (3-1) 13. 3:oo—Winners Games 10 and 11 (1-3) 14. B:oo—Winners Games 12 and 13 (2-3) Officials—(l) Fernle Trlgalet. (2) Lundy Welborn. (3) Guv Ogle. Boonville (12 Teams) Game FRIDAY Officials P. M. 1. 2:oo—Selvin and Yankeetown (1-2) 3. 3:oo—Grandview and Boonville (2-1) 8. 4:oo—Tennyson and Rockport (1-2) 4. 5:00 —Gentrvville and Dale (2-1) 8. 7:3o—Folsomville and Lynnville 1-2) 8. B:3o—Luce Twp. and Chrisney (2-1) SATURDAY A. M. T. 9:oo—Winners Games 1 and 2 (1-2) 8. 10:00—Winners Games 3 and 4 (2-1) P. M. 9. 2:oo—Winners Games 5 and 6 (1-2) 10. 3:oo—Winners Games 7 and 8 (2-1) 11. B:oo—Winners Games 9 and 10 (1-3) Officials—(l) W. S. Fellmy. (2) O. D. Manhart, Brazil (12 Teama) Gama FRIDAY Officials P. M. 1. 2:oo—Clay City and Cory (1-3) 3. 3:oo—Freedom and Gosport (2-1) 8 4:oo—Brazil and Jefferson Twp. 1-2) 4. B:oo—Posey Twp. and Patrlcksburg (2-1) I. 7:3o—Bowling Green and Van Buren Twp. (1-2) 8. 8 30—Spencer and Quincy (2-1) SATURDAY A. M. 7. 9:oo—Winners Games 1 and 2 (1-2) 8. 10:00—Winners Games 3 and 4 (2-1) P. M. 9. 2:00 —Winners Games 5 and 8 (1-2) 10. 3:oo—Winners Games 7 and 8 (3-1) 11. B:oo—Winners Games 9 and 10 (1-2) Officials—(l) M. H. Herbst. (2) Will Xinkald. Brook (13 Teams) Game FRIDAY Officials A. M. 1. 10:00 —Kankakee Twp. and Wheatfleld (1-2) 2. 11:00—Goodland and Kentland (2-3) • P. M. 8. 2:oo—De Motte and Fair Oaks (3-1) 4 3:oo—Rensselaer and Hanging Grove (1-2) 8. 4:oo—Kniman and Remington (2-3) 6. 7:3o—Mt. Ayr and Morocco (3-1) 7. 8:30 —Brook and Winner Oame 1 (1-2) SATURDAY A. M. 8 9:oo—Winners Game 2 and 3 (2-3) 9. 10:00—Winners Game 4 and 5 (3-1) P. M. 10. 2:oo—Winners Oame 6 and 7 (1-2) 11. 3.00 —Winners Game 8 and 9 (3-3* 12. B:oo—Winners Game 10 and 11 (3-t) Officials—(l (Elmer Posey. (2)Ralph Eades. (3) C. E. Fauber. , Clinton (12 Teams) Game FRIDAY Officials P. M. 1. 2:oo—Dana and Montezuma (1-2) 3 3:oo—Perrvsvllle and St. Bernice 12-1) 8. 4:oo—Clinton and Newport (1-3) 4. s:oo—Cavuga and Rosedale (2-1) 5 7:30 Mecca and Hillsdale (1-2) 6. B:3o—Tangier and Rockville (2-11 SATURDAY A. M. 7. 9:oo—Winners Games 1 and 2 (1-2) 8. 10:00 Winners Games 3 and 4 (2-1) P. M 9 3:oo—Winners Games 5 and 6 (1-2) 10. 3:00 —Winners Games 7 and 8 (3-11 11. B:oo—Winners Games 9 and 10 (1-3) Officials—(l) George Vaulk. (2) Herbert Vaulk. Connersville (14 Teams) Game FRIDAY Officials L ft) ot-Spring field Township and Everton (1-3) 2. 11:00—Whitewater and Bentonville (3-3) P. M. 3 2:oo—BrookviUe and Liberty (3-1) 4. 3:oo—Harrisburg and Harrison Township (1-3) 8. 4.oo—Connersville and Laurel (2-3) 8. 7:Bo—Brownsville and Orange (3-l( 7. B:3o—Fairvlew and Alquina (^3) SATURDAY 8. Winners Games 1 and 2 (2-3( 9. 10:00—Winners Games 3 and 4 (3-1) 10. 11 tOO—Winners Games 5 and 6 (1-3) 11. P i :?&—Winners Oames 7 and 8 (3-3) 12. 3:oo—Winners Games 9 and 10 (3-i) 13. B:oo—Winners Games n and 13 (1-3)

State Finals, March 18-19 (At Indianapolis) Game A. M. FRIDAY Officials 1. 9:oo—Winners Sullivan and Marion. (1-2) 2. 10:00—Winners Bedford and Muncie. (2-3) 3. 11:00—Winners Mrt’nsville and Rushville (3-4) P.M. 4. 2:oo—Winners Auburn and Attica. (4-5) 5. 3:oo—Winners Frankfort and L’gnsport. (5-1) 6. 4:oo—Winners Mish’w’ka and Ft. Wayne (1-2) 7. 7:oo—Winners Evansville and La Porte. (2-3) 8. 8:30 —Winners Columbus and Indpls. (3-4) am. SATURDAY 9. B:3o—Winners Carnes 1 and 2. (4-5) 10. 9:3o—Winners Games 3 and 4. (5-1) 11. 10:30—Winners Games 5 and 6. (1-2) 12. 11:30—Winners Games 7 and 8. (2-3) P.M. —SEMI-FINALS— , , 13. 2:3o—Winners Games 9 and 10. (3-4) 14. 3:3o—Winners Games 11 and 12. (4-5) —FINALS—--15. B:oo—Winners Games 13 and 14. (5-1) Officials will be announced after the regional tourneys.

Officials—(l) Byron Deakyne. (2) C. C. Walls. (3) Frederick Shroyer. Crawfordsville (12 Teams) Game FRIDAY Officials P M 1. 2:oo—Alamo and New Ross (1-2) 2. 3:oo—Ladoga and Crawfordsville (2-1) 3. 4:oo—Bowers and Waynetown (1-2) 4. s:oo—Linden and New Market (2-1) 5. 7:3o—Waveland and Darlington (1-2) 6. B:3o—New Richmond and Wingate (2-1 SATURDAY A. M. 7. 9:oo—Winners Games 1 and 2 (1-2) 8. 10:00 —Winners Games 3 and 4 (2-1) 9. 2:00 —Winners Games 5 and 6 (1-2) 10. 3:oo—Winners Games 7 and 8 (2-1) 11. B:oo—Winners Games 9 and 10 (1-2) Officials— (1) B. E. Bayh. (2) Thomas Baker. Culver (13 Teams) Oame FRIDAY Officials A.M. 1. 10:00—La Paz and Lakeville (1-2) 2. 11:00—North Liberty and Madison Twp. (2-3) P. M. 3. 2:oo—Plymouth and West Twp. (3-1) 4 3:oo—Tyner and Green Twp. (1-2) 5. 4:oo—Walkerton and Argos (2-3) 6. 7:3o—Bourbon and Bremen (3-1) 7. B:3o—Culver and Winner Game 1 (1-2) SATURDAY A. M. 8. 9:oo—Winner Games 2 and 3 (2-3) 9. 10:00—Winer Games 4 and 5 (3-1) P. M. 10. 2:oo—Winner Games 6 and 7 (1-2) 11. 3:oo—Winner Games 8 and 9 (2-3) 12. B:oo—Winer Oames 10 and 11 (3-1) Officials—(l) Kenneth Barr. (2) Wayne Cunningham. (3) Joe Brown. Danville (11 Teams) Game FRIDAY Officials P. M 1. 2:00 —Clayton and Amo (1-2) 2. 3:oo—North Salem and Avon (2-1) 3. 4:oo—Danville and Plttsboro (1-2) 4. 7:3o—Lizton and Brownsburg (2-1) 8. B:3o—New WYinchester and Plainfield (1-2) SATURDAY A. M. 6. 9:oo—Stilesville and Winner Game 1 (2-1) 7. 10:00—Winners Games 2 and 3 (1-2) P. M. 8. 2:oo—Winners Games 4 and 5 (2-1) 9. 3:00 —Winners Games 6 and 7 (1-2) 10. B:oo—Winners Games 8 and 9 (2-1) Officials—(l) Frank Jarrell. (2) Custer Baker. Delphi (8 Teams) Game FRIDAY Officials P. M. 1. 7:3o—Carrollton and Rockfleld (1-2) 2. B:3o—Adams Twp. and Flora (2-1) SATURDAY A. M. 3. 9:oo—Delphia and Camden (1-2) 4. 10:00—Dear Creek and Burlington (2-1) P. M. 5. 2:00 —Winners Games 1 and 2 (1-2) 6. 3:oo—Winners Games 3 and 4 (2-1) 7. B:oo—Winners Games 5 and 8 (1-2) Officials—(l) Virgil Hickman. (2) Carl Porter. Evansville (13 Teams) Game FRIDAY Officials A. M. 1. 10:00 —New Harmony and Griffin (1-2) 2. 11:00—Reitz (Evansville) and Cynthian (2-3) P. M. 3. 2:oo—Newburgh and Wadesville (3-1) 4. 3:00 —Stewartsvllle and Mt. Vernon (1-2) 8. . 4:oo—Poseyville and Chandler (2-3) 8. 7:3o—Central (Evnasville) and Elberfeld (3-1) 7. B:3o—Bosse (Evansville) and Winner Game 1 (1-2) SATURDAY A. M. 8. 9:oo—Winners Games 2 and 3 (2-3) 9. 10:00—Winners Games 4 and 5 (3-1) P M 10. 2:oo—Winners Gams 6 and 7 (1-2) 11. 3:oo—Winners Games 8 and 9 (2-3) 12. B:oo—Winners Games 10 and 11 (3-1) Officials—(l) Norman Dunlap. (2) H. A. Qottlried. (3) Fred Alwood. Ft. Wayne (16 Teams) Game FRIDAY Officials A. M. 1. 9:00 —New Haven and Lafayette Central (1-2) 2. 10:00—Lee and Jefferson Center (2-3) 3. 11:00—Huntertown and Woodburn (3-1) P. M. 4. 2:oo—Monroeville and Decatur (1-2) 5. 3:oo—NOrth Side (Ft. Wayne) and Areola (2-3) 8. 4:oo—Central (Ft. Wayne) and Harlan (3-1) 7. 7:30 —Monmouth and Hoagland (1-2) 8. B:3o—Elmhurst and South Side Side (Ft. Wayne) (2-3) SATURDAY A. M. 9. B:3o—Winners Games 1 and 2 (3-1) 10. 9:3o—Winners Games 3 and 4 (1-2) 11. 10:30—Winners Games 5 and 6 (2-31 12. 11:30—Winners Games 7 and 8 (3-1) P.M 13. 2:3o—Winners Games 9 and 10 (1-2) 14. 3:3o—Winners Games 11 and 12 (2-3> 15. B:oo—Winners Games 13 and 14 (3-1) Officials—(l) Clayton Hughes. (2) Lawrence Gaunt. (3* Paul Williams. Frankfort (11 Teams) Game FRIDAY Officials P. M. 1. 2:uo—Sugar Creek Twp. and Jefferson (1-2) 2. 3:00 —Frankfort and Michigantown (2-1) 3. 4:oo—Jackson Twp. and Kirklin (1-2) 4. 7:3o—Forest and Mulberry (2-1) 8. B:3o—Rossvllle and Scircleville (1-2) SATURDAY A. M. 8. 9:00 —Colfax and Winner Game 1 (2-1) 7. 10:00—Winner Games 2 and 3 (1-2* P. M. 8. 2:oo—Winner Games 4 and 5 (2-1) 9. 3:oo—Winer Games 6 and 7 (1-2* 10. B:oo—Winer Games 8 and 9 (2-1) Afficials—(l) Clyde Gentry. (2) Will Smith. Franklin (14 Teams) Game FRIDAY Officials A. M. 1. 10:00—Hopewell and Whiteland (1-2) 2. 11:00—Nashville and Clark Twp. (2-3* P. M 3. 2:oo—Center Grove and Masonic (3-1) 4. 3:oo—Greenwood and Trafalgar (1-2) 5. 4:oo—Union Twp. and Edinburg (2-3) 8. 7:3o—Franklin and Jackson Twp. (3-1) 7. B:3o—Nineveh and Van Buren Twp. (1-2) SATURDAY A. M. 8. 9:oo—Winners Games 1 and 2 (2-3) 9. 10:00—Winners Games 3 and 4 (3-1) 10. 11:00 Winners Games 5 and 6 (1-2) P. M. 11. 2:oo—Winners Games 7 and 8 (2-3) 12. 3:oo—Winners Games 9 and 10 (3-1) 13. B:oo—Winners Games 11 and 12 (1-2) Officials—(l) Dillon Geiger. *2) Harry K. Biume. (3) Forrest Ballinger. Gary (16 Teams) Game FRIDAY Officials A. M. 1. 9:oo—Emerson (Gary) and Merrillville (1-2 1 2. 10:00—Whiting and Dyer (2-3' 3. 11:00—Longfellow (Gary) and Horace Mann (Gary) (3-1) 4. Technical (1-2) 8. B:oo—Central (E. Gary) and J Hobart (3-3) 6. (TOO—Wallace (Gary) and Calumet Township (8-1)

7. 7:3o—Washington '(E. Chicago) and Roosevelt (E. ChiCllgO) 8. B:3o—Froebel (Gary) and Grifflth (2 .3) A SATURDAY in' S! nners 2 ames 1 and 2 (3-1) 1?' ers 2 ames 3 and 4 (1-2) 19 }?:?2~S nners °ames 5 and 6 (2-3) 12 p 1 M — Winners °ames 7 and 8 (3-1) 14 v:?t:S! nners Games 9 and 10 (1-2) it '-n!tSi nners games 11 and 12 (2-3) Winners Games 13 and 14 (3-1) Daniel Guild. (2) Edmund Tully. (3) John Stahr. Goshen (14 Teams) ° am A. M FRIDAY Officials 1. 10:00—Concord Twp. and New Paris ( i_2) 2 p 1 M —® risto * anc * Baugo Twp. (2-3) 3 - 2 : 29 —Jefferson and Middlebury (3-1) 4. 3:oo—Wakarusa and Riley . ,__ (South Bend) d-2) ' IL : .G9; —Elkliai-t and Millersberg (2-3) 6. 7.3o—Goshen and Central (South Bend) (3-1) 7. B:3o—Mishawaka and Nappanee (i-j) A SATURDAY a in’-2fc:S! nners Games 1 and 2 *2-3) in' }?'22~2X! nners Ga mes 3 and 4 (3-1) 10 - —Winners Games 5 and 6 1 1-2) P. M. 1' I : J?n“J?: inners Oames 7 and 8 (2-3) }?' 2 : 22~JX! nners Games 9 and 10 (3-1) 13 _. _ ® : .°9 —Winners Games 11 and 12 (1-2) TnrioJ al't-'l* S u lL, Burt - (2) Maurice Tudor. (3) Iloyd Miller. Greencastle (12 Teams) Gam p M FRIDAY Officials 1. 2:oo—Green Township and Bioommgdale a-2) . ingdale (1-2) 2. 3:oo—Bainbridge and Belle „ , Union (2-1) 3. 4:oo—Roachdale and Union Township (1..2) 4. s:oo—Greencastle and Russelvllle (2-1) 5: 53fcasS5SfJJfMSK5“”!):?! SATURDAY A. M. t a i2:22~S! nners Games 1 and 2 (1-2) *• to 00 —Winners Games 3 and 4 (2-1) it 1:22 —Winners Games 5 and 6 (1-2) 11 1 SS —Winners Games 7 and 8 (2-1) IT B.oo—Winners Games 9 and 10 (1-2* Walter* fes. 11 ClarenC€ GroKan ' (2) Greenfield (10 Teams) Game FRIDAY Officials 1. 2:oo—McCordsville and Green- _ _ field (i-2) 2. 3:00 —New Palestine and Mt. Comfort (2-1) 3. 7:3o—Westland and Eden (1-2* 4. B:3o—Wilkinson and Fortville (2-1) „ SATURDAY A. M. 5. 9:oo—Maxwell and Charlottesvllle (1-2) 6. 10:00—Winners Games 1 and 2 (2-1) P. M. Z* 2:oo—Winners Games 3 and 4 (1-2) 5- 2 : 22 — Winners Games 5 and 6 (2-1) 9^i 8:0 9 —Winners Games 7 and 8 (1-2) Officials—(l) Houston Meyer. (2) R. B. Morrison. Greensburg (15 Teams) Game FRIDAY Officials 1. 9:00 —Clarksburg and Butler- „ ville (1-2) 2. 10:00—Scipio and Sandusky (2-3) 3. 11:00 —Jackson Twp. and Zenas (3-1) P. M. 4. I:oo—Burney and Havden (1-2) 5. 2:oo—Greensburg and North Vernon . (2-3) 6. 3:oo—Letts and St. Paul (3-1) 7. 4:oo—Westport and Vernon (1-2) 8. 7:3o—New Point and Winner Game 1 (2-3) 9. B:3o—Winner Games 2 and 3 (3-1) SATURDAY A. M. 10. 9:oo—Winner Games 4 and 5 (1-2) 11. 10:00—Winner Games 6 and 7 (2-3) P. M. 12. 2:oo—Winner Games 8 and 9 (3-1) 13. 3:oo—Winner Game 10 and 11 (1-2) 14. B:oo—Winner Game 12 and 13 (2-3) Officials—(l) Herman Phillips. (2) Blair Gullion. (3) A. E. Abshire. Hartford City (11 Teams) Game FRIDAY Officials P. M. 1. 2:oo—Hartford City and Madison Twp. (1-2) 2. 3:00—Roll and Redkey (2-1) 3. 4:oo—Portland and Gary 1 1-2) 4. 7:3o—Montpelier and Fennville *2-1) 5. 8:30 —Poling and Dunkirk (1-2) SATURDAY A. M. 6. 9:oo—Bryant and Winner Game 1 (2-1) 7. 10:00—Winners Games 2 and 3\ (1-2) P. M. 8. 2:oo—Winners Games 4 and 5 (2-1) 9. 3:oo—Winners Games 6 and 7 (1-2) 10. B:oo—Winners Games 8 and 9 (2-1) Officials—(l) Leon Fadely. (2) M. J. Cleary. Huntington (14 Teams) ° am A M FRIDAY Officials 1. 10:00 —Clear Creek and Dallas Twp. (1-2) 2. 11:00—Union and Huntington (2-3) P. M.

Regional Net Schedules for March 12

Regional games of the annual I. H. S. A. A. elimination cage title tournaments will be played on Saturday, March 12, with two games in the afternoon and the winners meeting at night for the right to play at Butler fieldhouse. Names of officials will be named after sectionals: Indianapolis Game Hour Officials 1. B:oo—Winners at Anderson and Indianapolis (1-8) 8. 3:oo—Winners at Greenfield and Danville (3-1) S. B:oo—Winners Games 1 and 3 (1-8) Attica Game Hour Officials 1. B:oo—Winners at Clinton and . „ Attica (1-8) 8. 3:oo—Winners at Greencastle and Crawfordsville (8-1) 3. 3:oo—Winners Games 1 and 8 (1-2) 3. B:oo—Winners Games 1 and 8 (1-8) Auburn Game Hour Officials 1. B:oo—Winners at LaGranre „ _ and Angola (1-8) 8. 3:oo—Winner at Warsaw and KendaUville (3-1) 3. B:oo—Winners Games 1 and 8 (1-8) Bedford Game Hour Officials 1. B:oo—Winners at Seymour and Paoli (1-8) 8. 3:6o—Winners at Mitchell and New Albany (8-1) . 3:oo—Winners Games 1 sail (1-8)

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S. 2:oo—Rock Creek Twp. and Sal&monie Twp. (3-1) 4. 3:oo—Markle and Jefferson Twp. (1-2) 5. 4:oo—Bippus and Banque (2-3* 6. :30—Roanoke and Huntington Twp. (3-1) 7. B:3o—Monument City and Lancaster Center (1-3* SATURDAY A. M. 8. 9:oo—Winners Games 1 and 2 (2-3) 9. 10:00—Winners Games 3 and 4 (3-1) 10. 11:00 —Winners Games 5 and 6 (1-2) P. M. 11. 2:00 —Winners Games 7 and 8 (3-3) 13. 3:00 —Winners Games 9 and 10 (3-1) 13. B:oo—Winners Games 11 and 12 (1-2) Officials—(l * Ward Gilbert. (2) Orbie Branham. (3) Condict Smith. Jasper (14 Teams) Game FRIDAY Officials A. M. 1. 10:00 —Otwell and Valpen (1-2) 2. 11:00—Spurgeon and Stendal (2-3) P. M. 3. 2:oo—Union and Winslow (3-1) 4. 3:oo—Holland and Birdseye (1-2* 5. 4:oo—Petersburg and Huntingburg (2-3) 8. 7:3o—Jasper and Ireland (3-1* 7. 8:30 —Cuzco and Dubois (1-2) SATURDAY A. M. 8. 9:oo—Winners Games 1 and 3 (2-3) 9. 10:00—Winners Games 3 and 4 (2-1) 10. 11:00—Winners Games 5 and 6 U-2) P. M. 11. 2:oo—Winners Games 7 and 8 (2-3* 12. 3:oo—Winners Games 9 and 10 (3-1) 13. B:oo—Winners Games 11 and 12 (1-2 1 Officials—(li Harley Jurgens. (2) U. 8. Abbott. (3* Borden Purcel. Kendallville (16 Teams) Game FRIDAY Officials A. M. 1. 9:oo—Wawaka and Washington Center (1-2) 2. 10:00—La Otto and Kendallville (2-3) 3. 11:00—Larwill and Orange Twp. (3-1) P. M. 4. 2:00—Wolf Lake and Avilia .(1-2) 5. 3:oo—Churubusco and Albion (2-3 * 6. 4:00 —Etna and South Whitley (3-1) 7. 7:3o—Columbia City and Ligonier (1-2) 8. B:3o—Coesse and Cromwell (2-3) SATURDAY A. M. 9. B:3o—Winners Games 1 and 2 (3-1) 10. 9:3o—Winners Games 3 and 4 (1-2) 11. 10:30—Winners Games 5 and 6 (2-3) 12. 11:30 —Winners Games 7 and 8 (3-1) P. M. 13. 2:3o—Winners Games 9 and 10 (1-2) 14. 3:3o—Winners Games 11 and 12 (2-3* 15. 8:00 —Winners Games 13 and 14 (3-1) Officials—(l) George Allesee. (2) George Yarnelle. (3) Forest Wood. Kokomo (10 Teams) Game FRIDAY Officials P. M. 1. 2:00 —Irvin Township and Green town (l-Jij 2. 3:oo—Clay Township and Jackson Township (2-1) 3. 7:30 —Kokomo and New London (1-2) 4. B:3o—Union Township and Russlaville (2-1) SATURDAY A. M. 5. 9:oo—Howard Township and West Middleton (1-2) 6. 10:00—Winners Games 1 and 2 (2-1) P. M. 7. 2:oo—Winners Games 3 and 4 (1-2) 8. 3:oo—Winners Games 5 and 6 (2-1) 9. B:oo—Winners Games 7 and 8 (1-2) Officials—(l) Myron Moore. (2) T. R. Smith. Lafayette (14 Teams) Game FRIDAY Officials A. M. 1. 10:00 —Montmorenci and Monitor (1-2) 2. 11:00—Buck Creek and Jackson (2-3) P. M. 3. 2:oo—Davton and Klondike (3-1) 4. 3:oo—West Point and Wea (1-2) 5. 4:oo—Stockwell and West Lafayette (2-3) 6. 7:3o—Lafayette and Battle Ground (3-1) 7. B:3o—Romney and Clarks Hill (1-2) SATURDAY A. M. 8. 9:oo—Winners Games 1 and 2 (2-3) 9. 10:00—Winners Games 3 and 4 (3-1) 10. 11:00 —Winners Games 5 and 6 (1-2) P. M. 11. 2:oo—Winners Games 7 and 8 (2-3) 12. 3:oo—Winners Games 9 and 10 (3-1) 13. B:oo—Winners Games 11 and 12 (1-2) Officials —(1) Vaughn Russell (2) Wayne Watson. (3) George Kerr. La Grange (8 Teams) Game FRIDAY Officials P. M. 1. 7:30 —Springfield Twp. and Wolcottville (1-2) 2. B:3o—Topeka and Brighton (2-1) SATURDAY A. M. 3. 9:oo—Lima and Shipshewana . (1-2) 4. 10:00—La Grange and Scott (2-1) P. M. 5. 2:oo—Winners Games 1 and 2 (1-2) 6. 3:oo—Winners Games 3 and 4 (2-1) 7. B:oo—Winners Games sand 6 (1-2) Officials —(1) Thomas Fields. (2) A. T. Krider. La Porte (16 Teams) Game FRIDAY Officials A. M. 1. 9:oo—Michigan City and Lydick (1-2) 3. 10:00—Hanna, and Union Twp. (2-3) 3. 11:00—Union Mills and New Carlisle (3-1) P. M. 4. 2:oo—Stillwell and La Porte (1-2) 5. 3:oo—La Crosse and Westville (2-3) 6. 4:00—Mill Creek and Springfield Twp. (3-1) 7. 7:3o—Kingsbury and Wanatah (1-2) 8. B:3o—Washington and Clinton Twp. (2-3) SATURDAY A. M. 9. B:3o—Winners Games 1 and 2 < 3-1) 10. 9:30 —Winners Games 3 and 4 (1-2) 11. 10:30—Winners Games 5 and 6 (2-3* 12. 11:30—Winners Games 7 and 8 (3-1 P. M. 13. 2:30 —Winners Games 9 and 10 (1-2* 14. 3:3o—Winners Games 11 and 12 (2-3) 15. B:oo—Winners Games 13 and 14 (3-1) Officials—(l) Charles Garrett. (2) L. E. Fink. (3) George Russell. Lebanon (9 Teams). Game FRIDAY Officials P. M. 1. 7:3o—Whitestown and Jefferson Township (1-2) 2. 8:30 —Thorntown and Jamestown (2-1) SATURDAY A. M. 3. 9:oo—Pinnell and Zionsville (1-2) 4. 10:00—Central and Lebanon (2-1) 5. 11:00—Advance and Winner Game 1 (1-2) P. M. 6. 2:oo—Winners Games 2 and 3 (2-1) 7. 3:oo—Winners Games 4 and 5 (1-2) 8. B:oo—Winners Games 6 and 7 (2-1) Officials—(l) Walter McFatridge. (2) La von Carey. Lyons (9 Teams) Game FRIDAY Officials P. M. 1. 7:30 —Switz City and Owensburg (1-2) 2. 8:30 —Scotland and Newberry (2-1) SATURDAY A. M. 3. 9:oo—Midland and Bloomfield (1-2) 4. 10:00—Jasonville and Linton (2-1) 5. 11:00—Cvons and Winner Game 5. 11:00 —Lyons and Winner Game 1 (1-2) P. M. 6. 2:oo—Winners Games 2 and 3 1 2-1) 7. 3:oo—Winners Games 4 and 5 (1-2) 8. B:oo—Winners Games 6 and 7 (2-1) Officials —(1) Clyde Walter. (2) John Hoffman.

Columbus Game Hour Officials L 2:oo—Winners at Scottsburg and Greensburg (1-8) 8. 3:oo—Winners at Franklin and Shelbyville (8-1) 3. B:oo—Winners Games 1 and 2 (1-3) Evansville Game Hour Officials 1. 3:oo—Winners at Boonyille and Princeton (1-2) 8. 3:oo—Winners at Evansville and Tell City (2-1) 3. B:oo—Winners Games 1 and 2 (1-2) Ft. Wayne Game Hour Officials 1. 2:oo—Winners at Hartford City and Ft. Wayne (1-2) 8. 3:oo—Winners at Binffton and Huntington (3-1) 3. B:oo—Winners Games 1 and 8 (1-2) Frankfort Game Hour Officials 1. B:oo—Winners at Lebanon and Frankfort (1-8) 8. 3:oo—Winners at Lafayette and Oxford (2-1) 8. B:oo—Winners Games 1 and 2 (1-2) La Porte Game Hour Officials 1. 2:oo—Winners at Valparaiso and Brook (1-8) 8- 3:oo—Winners at LaPorte and Gary T (8-1) 8. B:oo—Winners Games 1 and 8 (1-8) Logan sport Game Hour Officials 1. 2:oo—Winners at Monon and Pern (1-8) ; 8. 3:oo—Winners nt Koval Centre and Delpl.i ' (8-1) 1 8. B:oo—Winners Games 1 and 3 (1-8)

Marion (9 Teams) Oame FRIDAY Officials p V| 1. : 730—Jonesboro and Swayzee (1-2) 2. B:3o—Matthews and Marion (2-1) SATURDAY AM * 3. 9:oo—Gas City and Fairmount (1-2) 4. 10:00—Upland and Sweetser (2-1) 5. 11:00—Van Buren and Winner Game 1 <l- 3 > P M 8. 2:oo—Winners Games 2 and 3 (2-1) 7. 3:oo—Winners Games 4 and 5 1-2 8. B:oo—Winners Games 6 and 7 (2-1) Officials—(l) Walter Galler. (2) R. P. Chambers. Milan (9 Teams) Game FRIDAY Officials 1. P 7:¥o—Versailles and Batesville (1-2* 2. 8:30—Holton and Milan (Z-1) SATURDAY A M 3. 9;oo—Osgood and Cross Plains (1-2) 4. 10:00—New Marion and Napoleon J (2-1 > 5. 11:00—Sunman and Winner Game 1 d* 2 ' P M 6. 2:oo—Winners Games 2 and 3 (2-1) 7. 3:oo—Winners Games 4 and 5 1-2* 8. B:oo—Winners Games 6 and 7 (2-1) Offcials—(l) Gale Robinson. (2) Leo Quillen. Mitchell (11 Teams) Game FRIDAY Officials P M 1. 2:oo—Huron and Shawswick (1-2) 2. 3:oo—HeltenviUe and Fayetteville (2-1) 3. 4:oo—Oolitic and Tunnelton (1-2) 4. 7:3o—Willianfs and Marshall Twp. (2-D 8. 8:30 —Spnngville and Bedford (1-2) SATURDAY A. M. 8. 9:oo—Mitchell and Winner Game 1 (2-1) 7. 10:00—Winners Games 2 and 3 (1-2) P. M. 8. 2:00 —Winners Games 4 and 5 (2-1) 9. 3:oo—Winners Games 6 and 7 (1-2) 10. B:oo—Winners Games 8 and 9 (2-1) Officials—(l) Charles Jensen. (2) Harry Conover. Monon (10 Teams) Game FRIDAY Officials P. M. 1. 2:oo—Monon and Brookston (1-2) 2. 3:oo—Burr.etsville and Chalmers (2-1) 3. 7:3o—Wolcott and Round Grove (1-2) 4. 8:30 —Reynolds and Monticello (2-1) SATURDAY A. M. 5. 9:oo—Liberty Twp. and Idaville (1-2) 6. —Winners Games 1 and 2 „ (2-1) P.M. * . 2:oo—Winners Games 3 and 4 (1-2) 8. 3:oo—Winners Games 5 and 6 (2-1) 9. B:oo—Winners Games 7 and 8 (1-2) Officials—(l) Fletcher Kerr. (2) Dean Malaska. Muncie (12 Teams) Game FRIDAY ' Officials P. M. 1. 2:00 —Daleville and Yorktown (1-2) 2. 3:oo—Selma and Royertcn (2-1) 3. 4:oo—Harrison Twp. and Muncie (1-2) 4. 5:00 —Gaston and Cowan (2-1) 5. 7:3o—Renter and Eaton (1-2) 6. B:3o—Albany and De Soto (2-1) SATURDAY A. M. 7. 9:oo—Winners Games 1 and 2 (1-2) 8. 10:00 —Winners Games 3 and 4 (2-1) P. M. 9. 2:oo—Winners Games 5 and 6 (1-2) 10. 3:oo—Winners Games 7 and 8 (2-1) 11. B:oo—Winners Games 9 and 10 (1-2) Officials —(1) John Schram. (2) C. T. Brohm. Oxford (11 Teams) Game FRIDAY Officials P. M. 1. 2:oo—Oxford and PYeeland Park (1-2) 2. 3:oo—Fowler and Pine Twp. (2-1) 3. 4:oo—Wadena and Raub (1-2) 4. 7:30 —Gilboa Twp. and Earl Park (2-1) 5. B:3o—Otterbein and Ambia (1-2) SATURDAY A. M. 6. 9:00—Boswell and Winner Game 1 (2-1) 7. 10:00—Winners Games 2 and 3 (1-2) P. M. 8. 2:oo—Winners Games 4 and 5 (2-1) 9. 3:oo—Winners Games 6 and 7 (1-2) 10. B:oo—Winners Games 8 and 9 (2-1) Officials —(1) Andrew Gill. (2) O. F. Helvie. Paoli (9 Teams) Game FRIDAY Officials P. M. 1. 7:3o—Paoli and Campbellsburg (1-2) 2. B:3o—French Lick and Pekin (2-1) SATURDAY A. M. 3. 9:oo—Monroe Township and Hardinsbure _ (1-2) 4. 10:00—Orleans and Little Rock (2-1) 5. 11:00—Salem and Winner Game 1 (1-2) P M. 6. 2:oo—Winners Games 2 and 3 (2-1) 7. 3:oo—Winners Games 4 and 5 (1-2 8. B:oo—Winners Games 6 and 7 (2-1 Officials—(l) R. Lowell Toad (2) Ralph Esarey. Peru (10 Teams) Game FRIDAY Officials P. M--1. 2:00 —Peru and Chill (1-2) 2. 3:oo—Gilead and Converse (2-1) 3. 7:3o—Deeds ville and Butler Twp. d-2) 4. 8:30 —Jefferson Twp. and Bunker Hill (2-1) SATURDAY A M 5. 9:oo— Allen Twp. and Amboy (1-2) 6. 10:00—Winners Games 1 and 2 (2-1) P. M. 7. 2:oo—Winners Games 3 and 4 (1-2) 8. 3:00 —Winners Games 5 and 6 (2-1) 9 B:oo—Winners Games 7 and 8 (1-2) Officials—(l) Harry Coolman. (2) R. G. Campbell. Newcastle (12 Teams) Game FRIDAY Officials 1. P 2:O0—Straughn and Sulphur Springs (1-2) 2. 3:oo—Cadiz and Kennard (2-1) 3. 4:oo—Knightstown and Mt. _ mit (1-2) 4. s:oo—Newcastle and Middletown (2-1) 5. 7:30 —Mooreland and New Lisbon (1-2) 6. B:3o—Spiceland and Lewisville (2-1) SATURDAY 7. 9:ofr—Winners Games 1 and 2 (1-2) 8. 10:00—Winners Games 3 and 4 (2-1) P M 9. 2:oo—Winners Games 5 and 6 (1-2) 10. 3:oo—Winners Games 7 and 8 (2-1) 11. B:oo—Winners Games 9 and 10 (1-2) Officials—(l) Henry Goett. (2) George Seidensticker. New Albany (16 Teams) Game FRIDAY Officials A. M. 1. 9:oo—New Washington and New Middleton (1-2) 2. 10:00—New Albany and Borden (2-3) 3. 11:00—Henry ville and New Salisbury (3-1) P. M. 4. 2:oo—Jeffersonville and Laconia (1-2) 5. 3:oo—Silver Creek and Washingtown Twp. (2-3) 6. 4:oo—Charlestown and Heth • Twp. (3-1) 7. 7:3o—Georgetown and Posey Twp. (1-2) 8. B:3o—Franklin Twp. and Corydon (2-9) SATURDAY A. M. 9. B:3o—Winners Games 1 and 2 (3-1)

Marion Game Hour Officials 1. 2:oo—Winners at Marion and Sheridan (1-2) 2. 3:oo—Winners at Kokomo and Wabash (3-1) 3. B:oo—Winners Games 1 and 2 (1-2) Martinsville Game Hour Officials 1. 2:oo—Winners at Brazil and Bloomington (1-2) 8. 3:oo—Winners at Terre Haute „ _ and Lyons (2-1) 3. B:oo—Winners Games 1 and 2 (1-2) Mishawaka Game Hour Officials 1. 2:oo—Winners at Culver and Rochester (1-2) 3:o(V—Winners at Winamac and _ Goshen (2-1) 3. B:oo—Winners Games 1 and 2 (1-2) Muncie Game Hour Officials 1. 2:oo—Winners at Richmond • , Winchester (1-2) 3. 3.oo—Winners at Newcastle „ and Muncie (2-1) B:oo—Winners Games 1 and 8 (1-8) Rushville Game Hour Officials 1. 2:oo—Winners at Rushville and Milan (1-31 2. ' 3:oo—Winners at Rising Sun _ „ _ anfi Connersville (8-1) 3. B:oo—Winners Games 1 and 2 (l-2) Sullivan Game Hour Officials 1. 2:oo—Winners at Washington and Vineennes (1-2) 2. 3:oo—Winners at Sullivan and Jaauer (2-1) 8. B:oo—Winners Gums lntt (1-8)

Schedule at Technical Gym • * Game A.M. RIDA\ Officials 1. 9:oo—New Augusta and Acton. (1-2) 2. 10:00—Technical and Shortridge. (2-3) 3. 11:00—Oaklandon and Beech Grove. (3-1) P.M. 4. 2:oo—Lawrence and New Bethel. (1-2) 5. 3:oo—Manual and Broad Ripple. (2-3) 6. 4:oo—Southport and Washington. (3-1) 7. 7:3o—Decatur Central and Castleton. (1-2) 8. B:3o—Warren Central and Ben Davis. (2-3) am. SATURDAY 9. B:3o—Winners Games 1 and 2. (3-1) 10. 9:3o—Winners Games 3 and 4. (1-2) 11. 10:30—Winners Games 5 and 6. (2-3) 12. 11:30—Winners Games 7 and 8. (3-1) P.M. 13. 2:3o—Winners Games 9 and 10. (1-2) 14. 3:3o—Winners Games 11 and 12. (2-3) 15. B:oo—Winners Games 13 and 14. (3-1) Officials—(l) Harry Briggs; (2) Ralph Parker; (3) Winston Ashley.

10. 9:30 —Winners Games 3 and 4 (1-2) 11. 10:30—Winners Games 5 and 6 (2-3* 12. 11:30—Winners Games 7 and 8 (3-1) P. M. 13. 2:3o—Winners Games 9 and 10 (1-2) 14. 3:3o—Winners Games 11 and 12 (2-3 15. B:oo—Winners Games 13 and 14 (3-1) Officials—(l) Nate Kaufman. (2) George Bair. (3) Ray Frohman. COURTTSSSTLS MINEVIOLENCE U. S. Judge Will Protect Operators With Injunction. Federal Judge Louis D. Fitzhenry was to grant a permanent injunction in federal court here today, permanently restraining district No. 11 of the United Mine Workers of America from interfering with operation of the Somerville No. 2 mine at Somerville in Gibson county, and the Hoosier mine in Dugger in Sullivan county. Attorneys met with Fitzhenry to disccuss terms of the formal court order. In the case of the Frisco mine in Gibson county, and the Dixie Bee mine in Vigo county, Fitzhenry asked that affidavits be forwarded him and that he will rule on the evidence of the affidavits. “There is no one more in sympathy with the trade union movement than this court,’’ asserted Fitzhenry. “Real trade unionism, however, does not consist of bombing, beating, and threatening men who are attempting to make a living. The union movement is being harmed by the members of its ranks who indulge in these acts. The union should weed out its undesirable members.” Fitzhenry, of the Southern Illinois district court, assumed jurisdiction when both Indiana judges, Robert C. Baltzell and Thomas W. Slick, disqualified themselves. HUSBAND LEAVES WIFE WHEN SHE GOES BLIND Tragedy Broke Wedding Pledge, Says Woman, Given Divorce. By United Press CHICAGO, Feb. 27.—Four years ago Sylvia and Theodore Rickey eloped and were married despite objections of Mrs. Rickey’s wealthy mother. For a year they were happy. Then scarlet fever left Mrs. Rickey blind. A few months later, Mrs. Rickey told Judge Joseph Sabath in divorce court, her husband left. “Os course Ted said nothing ever could come between us when we were married,” she told the court, “but I guess everybody says that.” The divorce was granted. She asked no alimony.

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WATER CO. SUES CITY Utility Demands Payment of Bill for $115,140, Alleged Overdue. The Indianapolis Water Company today filed suit against the city to collect $115,140 for water bills. Filed in superior court five, the suit avers the account has been due since 1930 and is unpaid because of lack of funds. According to the suit, the bill is for water service for the works board, the board of health and city hospital. BURY EX-GOVER^OP Hundreds Attend Funeral of Emmett F. Branch. By Times Special MARTINSVILLE, Ind., Feb. 27. Emmett F. Branch, former Governor of Indiana, rests today in Hillsdale cemetery following funeral services Friday afternoon attended by state officials and hundreds of other friends and acquaintances. Last rites were held in the Martinsville Christian church wtih the Rev. E. L. Day, pastor, and the Rev. M. W Yocum, former pastor, officiating. Tribute was paid to Mr. Branch as a public official, soldier and citizen. Among those who paid last :e----spects were Governor Harry G. Leslie, Warren T. McCray, whom Mr. Branch succeeded as Governor; Fred Cunningham, Fred A. Sims, Eben H. Wolcott, Frank C. Dailey, Ronald A. Foster, Dixon H. Bynam and Frederick E. Schortemeier, all of Indianapolis; Harry McDowell. Winamac; Harvey W. Bain, Dr. Robert. H. Egbert, Frank T. Singl.eton, Harry F. Dutton. William G. Bray and Eugene C. Shireman, all of Martinsville. OLDEST HORSE IS DEAD Old Fred, 43, of Canada Succumbs: Cable Notifies Master. By United Press OTTAWA, Feb. 27.—The “oldest horse in the world” is dead. “Old Fred,” reputed to be 43 years old, a horse belonging to Howard G. Ferguson, Canadian high commissioner in London, died at the Ferguson estate in Kemptville. His master was notified of the death by cable. MOVE TO AID JOBLESS Wayne Legion Post Hopes to Find Work for 500 Men. Hope of obtaining employment for at least 500 men in the next six weeks was expressed today by Larry C. Hesoun, adjutant of Wayne post of the American Legion, who announced appointment of a made-work committee with J. Malcolm Dunn as chairman, assisted by Hesoun, Oren E. Daniel and Eldon W. Houck.

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LOSES NERVE IN TRYINGHOLDUP Negro Youth Nabbed After He Is Recognized. Admitting an attempt to rob officials of a coal company Friday night, according to detectives. B*en Bell, 17. Negro, of 934 Edgemont street, is held on a vagrancy charge. High bond has been set. Bell was identified after the robbery attempt by Miss Ella Brown, of 1010 Burdsal parkway, one of the intended victims, police said. Miss Brown and Clarence McElwainp of 2301 Fairvlew avenue, left the offices of the Paige Coal Company. 2412 Rader street, early Friday night with the day’s receipts. As they walked through an alley nearby, a bandit approached from the rear and commanded McElwaine to “give me the money and don’t look around," officers were told. Disregarding the command, Miss Brown faced the bandit and recognized him as Bell, according to detectives. Bell thfcn tried to “pass it off” and put a revolver back in his pocket* according to Miss Brown and McElwaine. Two Negro bandits robbed Earl Bainbridge of 1030 Cornell avenue, a taxi driver, of *3 at Seventeenth street and Cornell avenue, late Friday night, he reported. OPPOSE PLANS TO ‘BOARD’ T. B. CASES Further Investigation of Proposal Ordered by Health Board. Further investigation of the plan of caring for advanced tuberculosis patients in boarding homes v is decided on Friday night by the health board, pending report of a committee named recently to make a suivey. Opposition to the plan was piesented at a conference Thursday night between board members and representatives of the Marion county Tuberculosis Association, Flower Mission, Marion county tuberculosis hospital and other agencies. The board several months ago rejected the Flower Mission’s offer to contribute about $70,000 for anew tuberculosis unit at city hospital because the health board has no funds with which to maintain such a unit 'PEACE ARMY’ DRAWS BRITISH VOLUNTEERS Ready’ to Act as ‘H"man Wall’ to Halt .Shanghai War, Says Pastor. By United Press LONDON, Feb 27.—Hundreds of persons have volunteered in the “peace army” proposed by two preachers, Miss Maude Royden and the Rev. “Dick” Sheppard, it was reported today. The Rev. A. H. Gray, coinitiator of the plan, said: “We are ready to act as a ’human wall’ between the Chinese and the Jaoanese.” Miss Royden and the Mr. Sheppard were the first volunteers, believing such action might stop the conflict. Included in the reported volunteers are war veterans, clergymen, women, pacifists, clerks, laborers and shop girls. FORT TO HAVE DANCE Reserve Officers’ Association to Sponsor Ball Tonight The Seventh district chapter ot the Reserve Officers’ Association will sponsor a military ball in the Officers’ club at Ft. Benjamin Harrison tonight. The dance will begin at 8:30. The grand march, led by Brigadier General George H. Jamerson and Mrs. Jamerson, will start at 9DO. A buffet supper will be served at 11. On the committe in charge are George H. Healer, Richard Habbe, H. C. Percival, Robert L. Moorehead, Frank J. Billeter, and A. G. Rasmussen.