Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 6 December 1937 — Page 9

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Kokomo Five Listed Among Pace Setters

Marion, Rochester, Anderson And Jeffersonville Seen As Chief Rivals.

* By United Press Five Indiana high school basket- | ball teams stood out today as con- | tenders for the state championship | after several conference games with | tough rivals had tested their

| caliber. These are Kokomo, Marion, | Rochester, Anderson and Jefferson- | ville | Coach Alfred (Peedad) Campbell | has a tough combination at Koko- | mo. Chester Gabriel, 6-foot-7-inch | sophomore center, works between | forwards Holler and Hewitt, who | six-three and six-two respectively. Three guards are six-footers. That | such height will handicap their | speed has been disproved hy the | futile attempt of Jefferson of La- | fayette to fast-break them into sub- | mission. Three others, including | Tech of Indianapolis, have fallen | to Kokomo. { A “natural” will be played Friday when Marion sends an alternating | seven-man team against Kokomo to | decide leadership of the North | Central Conference. At present they | are tied with two wins apiece. | Orville Hooker's Giants first boosted | Marion basketball fever by smashing the state champion Anderson Indians. Last Friday Logansport | could score only 15 points against them, satisfying Hooker that R | rotation of fresh players would give | his crew one of the state's strongest | defenses. Zebras Display Power

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The Rochester Zebras, one of last season’s four state finalists and winner of the Central Indiana Confer- | ence, turned on offensive, powe er last Friday against Elwood, winning 40 to 25. Although Elwood this year is | no supreme test, the Zebras gave | them the same treatment adminis=tered to Huntington, 42 to 22. Archie Chadd’s Indians of Ander- | son, probably from force of habit, | | again give early the state finals this week, however, his machine into battles in four days. The Braves meet Muncie Wednesday, the Lafayette Bronkos Friday and Jeffersonville Saturday Any of these—especially the Red | Devils—are capable of breaking the Indiana Arrows. Anderson has not | vet showed last season's state cham- | pionship caliber, barely taking Martinsville and Newcastle last wee and dropping their Conference opener to Marion. But the canny Chadc knows that bitter early season plav | undermines energies for tournament drives.

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The starting times for | follow: Saturday, 1 p. {m., 5:30 p. m., 7:45 p. m,, (Sunday, 10 a. m., 12:15 p. |p. m, 4:45 p. m,, Special team Kk | posted for quintets three-game totals, including handi 3 | | caps, on each of the first three days {of the meet. Entries will close Friday at mid night and will be accepted unti

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Down in Jeffersonville people already are wondering “just how far” | it is to the Butler Field House, cen- | ter of final tournament play. Their | Red Devils have knocked off four | consecutive challengers this season. They use a well-developed offense centered around Bob Raisor, lengthy NSarnck | pivot man. Last week's win over a | Ayres strong Corydon outfit, 45 to 24, joasserly brings forecasts from Hoosier critics | Wishmeyer he that Anderson's good defense will [Sansone .. not be enough to stop Jeffersonv ille | 1 Sat urday 6s XR urrelio” Huntingburg’'s Happy Hunters, 1937 | Gardner state tourney contender, defeated | roster

Cors Male of Louisville last Saturday, 28 | p. Cots AH to 15.

td. Burrelio Butler Takes Opener From Oakland City

Danna Jr. Putman Benedict .. | Chase Woirhave Butler's injury-riddled Bulldogs | or y + ser today were to begin a strenuous | ghase Package Liquor “Shon week of practice for their second | | Greer, Athletic Ch home net game of the season Fri- | ewer Milk dav night against Louisville. | Kaye ch 12 The Hinklemen defeated a stub- | Thaianaolss Toilet & Apron Supply 4 born Oakland City quintet at But-

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ler Fieldhouse Saturday night, 45- | 26. Bill Geyer, veteran forward, | pulled a tendon in his ankle and | will be lost to the Bulldogs for an indefinite period. Eighteen Butler players saw service during the game, which was a close battle until Bill Spradley, | JUD lanky center for the Oaks, went | Wise out on personal fouls early in the | & Nhite second half. After that the Bull- | dogs, who had led, 19-16, at the intermission, widened their margin to win easily. Butler's B team defeated Koko- | mo Junior College, 42-15, in a pre- | liminary. Summary of the varsity | Barbarski de game. Russell - Butler (45) Oakland City (26) | Alexander re ui FG FT PF | | Hildehr'di 3 ? 0 | Hofr 33

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They Represent Hoosier A. C. in Hardwood Pastime

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FOOTBALL SCORES

SATURDAY COLLEGES Southern Methodist, 7. 6; Kentucky, 0, Louisiana Tech, 7 Mississippi, 0.

Rice, 15; Florida, Centenary, 1; Tennessee, 32; 0. 6. 19:

Arizona, 20; Oregon, Southern California, Hardin-Simmons, 7: | (tie), | Texas A. & M., 42; San Francisco, 0. | Manhattan, 0; Tulsa, 0 (tie). | New Mexico A. & M., 9; bara State, 7. | Arkansas State, 13; College of Pacific, | Marines, 14 (tie). San Jose State, 7: SUNDAY COLLEGE St. Benedict, 6: Rockhurst, Loyola of Los Angeles, 13; PROFESSIONAL Washington, 49; New York Giants, 14, Chicago Bears, 12; Chicago Cardinals, 28. New York Yankees, 34; Boston, 27. | Collegiate All-Stars, Cincinnati (American League), 8.

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Hawaii, 6.

Gonzaga, 8,

The Kautsky A. C. netmen today | looked forward to their second home contest of the National Basketball | League season next Sunday, when they meet the Whiting Ciesars. The Ciesars feature a strong | roster which includes Johnny | Wooden, former Purdue flash who [was a Kautsky mainstay for several seasons; Bill Haarlow, Big Ten scor-

Santa Bar- | | John Schneider { 1906.

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62-Yard Pass is One of Longest

LOS ANGELES, Dec. 6 (U. P.).—

The 62-vard forward pass thrown by Ken Washington of U.

C. L.A. to

{ Hal Hirshon against Southern Cali-

fornia Saturday was one of the eight longest in football history, a survey of record books disclosed to- | day. The longest pass officially listed is the supposed 87-yard throw Bradbury Robinson of St against was not

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versity of Chicago, and Bill Perigo, another former Kautsky star. | The local pro quintet inaugurated | their home season at the Armory the Ft. Wavne General last year’s Western division title- | holders. Harlan Wilson led the | Kautskvs’ with 16 points, and Scott i Armstrong's nine was tops for the losers. , Summary: Kautskrs he

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traveled only 56 yards. Others of 62 vards or more: Lloyd Brazil and Herman Young, | Detroit, 66 yards, against De Paul, 1929.

J. M. Legendre and H. H. Turpin, | Detroit, |

Tulane, 65 against 1920.

Martin Haney and Charles Mazza,

yards,

ette, 1936. J. Levi and G. Gipp, Haskell, yards, against Stillwater, 1923. Bill Clark and Nick Pecora, York Aggies, 62 yards, against Hart1936.

COULSON WINS STATE TABLE TENNIS CROWN

Dec. 6—EFEarl city champion, table tennis

Coulson, today cham-

MUNCIE, Indianapolis held the state

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| Tomorrow Ball State, losers to | Notre Dame Saturday, 43 to 28, meets Indiana Central at Indian- | apolis and Anderson tangles with | Central Normal at Danville. Wednesday, Notre Dame meets | Western State at South Bend. The { Irish will be seeking their third | victory this season, having defeated { Columbia, College of Dubuque, Ia. | in the opener and Bail State Satur=- | day. | Thursday, Rose Poly and Earl- | ham meet at Richmond and St. Joseph travels to Valparaiso. Butler meets Louisville Friday and will be after their second victory, having trimmed Oakland City Saturday, 45 to 26, in a game in which 18 Bulldogs saw action. Purdue opens its court season Saturday against Indiana State at Lafavette, Other games Saturday: Taylor at Upland Ball State at uncie, Central Normal vs. Manchester at North

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Games scheduled for tonight in the Em-Roe Independent League at | Pennsy gym are: 7 o'clock, West Washington St. Panthers vs. Bee{son Studios; 8 o'clock, Mt. Tire & Battery Co. vs. South Side Turners; 9 o'clock, Beech Grove | Merchants vs. J. J. Canning,

The Drewry's Mounties of Mish-

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| The schedule for the Capital City League, which plays at the E, 10th (St. gym tonight, follows: | o'clock, Seco vs. McKelvey and Kel; 8:30 o'clock, Ires Roller Club vs. Texaco; 9:30 o'clock, L. S. Ayres vs. | Banner-Whitehill,

| One more team is needed to com[plete a league opening Wednesday | night at the Brookside U. B. Church | gym, and interested managers are | asked to phone Mr. McDaniel, LI4224, Teams now in the league are | Van Camp Howe, Schwitzer-Cum- | mins, St. [son Medics and Johnston's Food Market.

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