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DECATUR CENTRAL BATTLES SOUTHPORT

' | ———— aes Wildcats Face Michigan in Big 10 Feature

By Eddie Ash

SECONDS LEFT—VAUGHN SHOOTS

Indianapolis Times Sports

SATURDAY, JANUARY 22, 1938

AND TROJANS UPSET STANFORD

MIGHTY? Stanford fell before Southern California’s band of Hoosier high school graduates, 49-48, when Ralph Vaughn, Frankfort, Ind., tossed a field goal with two seconds of play remaining. . .. It was a sizzling basketball strugele and a disappearing Stanford point on the scoreboard caused a lot of excitement. It was scored by Horace Lee of Stanford after he had been fouled by Dale Sears of Southern California a second or so before the gun sounded ending the first half. The timekeeper, after his gun finally popped, dashed out on the floor and claimed that he had tried to

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fire several seconds earlier,

so that the foul was actually

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FTER a long argument the coaches and officials decided to let Lee take his shot and—if it happened to play a decisive part in the outcome of the game—to submit the case to the National Rules Committee.

Lee made good on the free throw,

but the point was

erased later when Coach John Bunn found a rule book

which

said that a point scored after time was actually

out—whether the players knew it or not—couldn’t possibly

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And, therefore, the Trojans won the game.

Stanford trounced the Trojans in an earlier clash,

65-4. . Hank Luisetti,

in the first tilt,

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Stanford ace, tallied 29 points but was “stopped” at 13 in the second.

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ea meets high-powered Notre Dame on the Irish floor tonight

as further proof range a basketball schedule. . . .

that the Bulldogs pick no set-ups when they arCoach Hinkle believes in taking on all

comers and let the baskets fall where they may because it is the only route to major fame and prestige in collegiate sports. Notre Dame annexed two tilts from Butler last year and the Bulldogs handed the Irish a real scare in the first one as Coach Keogan's

men edged out with 25-24 victory.

. But the second clash was de-

cisive, 42-17. . . . Notre Dame has won its last four starts and Butler

has lost its last two.

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ENTRAIL NORMAL of Danville hopes to do something about the

same lineup which clicked last Saturday and upset Butler,

Joe team over in Hendricks County tonight and will start the

The

Saints tripped up the Purple Warriors in an early season encounter. and you'll have to doff your skimmer to them if they repeat tonight.

Normal hit through the remainder St. « record is five and three.

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its last season's stride recently of the schedule. Joe has won six games and lost two this season and Normal's

and plans to flourish

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F Lewis Dehner of Illlinois continues his pace of 18 points a game

for the remainder falls on Big Ten basketball of Purdue last year. .

tinue to chuck ’em in at his early speed. . . . . The Illini play Ohio State tonight at Columbus.

from now on in

of the season he'll have 216 when the curtain . The record is 172 set by Jewell Young . It's highly improbable that Dehner will con-

He'll be a marked man

Purdue doesn't get a crack at Michigan and is pulling hard for Northwestern to bump off the Wolverines at Evanston tonight. . iy Sw The Boilermakers defeated the Wildcats once and figure they'll repeat

in the return engagement. n n

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LAIR BEE'S A streak of

and Ohio State. . . . H. G. Olsen,

George Washington University, Ohio State coach;

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Island Blackbirds put a halt to the winning

conqueror of Minnesota Rollie Williams,

Towa coach, and George Levis, Big Ten hardwood official, played on the same basketball team at Wisconsin when they were campus cutups at

the Madison institution. ” ” every sport

IVALS in

on the athletic curriculum,

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and Cornell have been engaging in basketball frays since 1904. . Over the years as members of the Eastern Intercollegiate League, the universities have met 68 times with the Quakers leading in tri-

umphs, 46 to 42.

Pennsy lost its best defensive player recently when Payson Brick-

ley was injured seriously . He received a concussion. battle with the Middies of

in a scramble for : . The crack-up occurred in a hard

Annapolis.

the ball under the basket.

Jess Pritchett Tops 700 For 5th Time This Year

Jess Pritchett Yoday had his fifth 700 total of the season to his

credit, tion League at petition.

having hung up a 231-269-245—745 series in the Beam’s Recreathe Pennsylvania Alleys last night to lead local com-

Bill Brunot came through with 221-255-226—702 and Ray Roberson

rolled 223-228-242—693. count of 3240, 619 and Fonnie Snyder 613. After Roberson on the individual ® list were Kuhn with 683, Chuck | Markey 675, Henry Shriver 662, John Blue 661, Leo Ahearn 652, Art Trv 645, Dick Nordholt 627, Chris Rasmussen 625, George Meeker 622, Jim Hurt and Fred Schleimer each 621, Joe Markey 607 and John Kiesel and Dan Abbott each 602. L. S. Ayres, which had 3102, was a | triple winner and Barbasol, Falls City Hi-Brus, Marott Shoes, North American Life and Schmidt Insurance took two games, The Barbasol scores. Snvder Johnson

214 194— 203— 171—

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613 634 629 619

214 M7 184 211 269

Murphy Pritchett ; MH Totals 1088 1125 1027—3240 Charles Bailey fired a 637 to head the Insurance loop at the Pennsylvania plant. New Amsterdam made a clean sweep and Equitable Securities, Stone-Stafford-Stone, Connecticut General, Hurt Brothers and Inspection Bureau gained two-out-of-three decisions. Red Briscoe paced the New York Central League at the Indiana Alleys with 658, Gib Smith hitting for 642, T. E. Wilder 625, Harold Stricklin 619, George Alexander 617, Les Wise 610 and Joe Murin 604. Ralph Gale's 588 was high in the Indiana Recreation League. George Hitz & Co., Polk Milk and Bowers Envelope scored shutout victories and International Harvester Industrials were ahead twice. A 551 by Heilman led the Shell circuit at the Indiana establishment. Al Berberich Jr. turned in a 658 for first place in the Washington loop at the Illinois drives, Carl Baxter getting 638, Ernie MacKinnon 617, Fred Meyer and Jim Gribben each 614, Emory Cundiff 612 and Al Holman 611. Fehr's X-L Beer captured three games and Dr. Pepper, which had 2902, Indianapolis Paint & Color, Champagne Velvet, McCarty Furniture and Pavy’s Tavern took the odd game. The Dr. Pepper scores: Berberich Sharum Killion Voelz Henderson .. Totals 866—2902 Hugh O'Connor showed the way in the Government Employees League at the Illinois plant with 568. Frank Alford posted a 675 to top the Hillcrest circuit at Pritchett’s Alleys, Springer getting 635, including a 277 middle game, Charlie Cray 634, Tom Selmier 628, Jack Thibodeau 621 and Joe Fulton 608. Rowe's Jewelers annexed three games and Hoosier Poets, Falls City and Roth's Grocery registered two-out-of-three verdicts.

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205— 658 196— 581 151— 555 142—"527 172— 581

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Pritchett paced the Barbasols to the high team Don Johnson getting 634, Lee Carmin 629, John Murphy

Mary Turk paced the Kernel Optical Ladies League with. 549. Morrison’s, Bowes Seal Fast and Harlin Brothers swept their series and double victories went to Hoosier Pete, Budweiser Beer and Marott Shoe Store. Carl Rugenstein led the Bankers’ | League with 657, Olin Hardy connecting for 641, Ralph Thomas 622, Ed Schuster 605 and Justin Forsyth 602. In the Prest-O-Lite loop, L. Faust was high with 618, A. Hussung getting 601. ¥redenburg Seis Pacee

Bob Fredenburg’s 584 was outstanding in the Insurance Associates circuit at Pritchett’s., Insurance Associates won three games, while Mid-West Heating and Homer Insurance earned a pair of triumphs.

At the Fountain Square Alleys, MacDonald topped the American Can League with 591 and Clark set a season's record of 539 for the Bemis Bag loop. Tom Quinn’s 550 was best in the Cathedral League at the Hotel Antlers. Sterling Printing and Graham Furniture made clean sweeps while the Charlie MecCarthys and Grain Dealers triumphed twice. In the Central No. 1 circuit, R. Smith broke the season's record with 657.

College Scores

STATE COLLEGES

Franklin, 47; Evansville, 22. Anderson, 33; Oakland City, 32. Manchester, 59; Indiana Central, 48.

OTHER COLLEGES Georgetown, 50; Pittsburgh, 17. Southern Illinois Teachers, 40; St. Viator, 34, Michigan Tech, 29. Princeton, 53; North Carolina, 32, Waynesburg, 55; Geneva, 29. Edinboro Teachers, 48; California (Pa.) Teachers, 44. DeSales, 34; Ferris, 32. Calvin, 42; Olivet, 30. Alma, 41; Hillsdale, 31. Youngstown, 36; Thiel, 26.

Wittenberg, Muskingum, 30, Findlay, 61; Ohio Northern, 58. Bowling Green, 48; Kent State, 32. Northern State Teachers, 46; Michigan

Tech, 29, Hope, 39; Kalamazoo, 37 {gyertime), Chattanooga. 1

Georgia, "82; Arkansas U.,, Micsourt uv. 43; Towa Sta te, 34. exas Aggies, 3 Texas Christian, Utah, 49; Wyoming, 47. Colorado U., a Denver U., 34. anchester, ndiana Central, 48. Idaho, 41: Washin ton, 30. Detroit, 51; Hawa ian All-Stars, 41, Albion, 60; Adrian, 43.

Southern California, 40: U. C. L. A., 30. California, 43: Stanford, 44. owns Pa. RR Mt. St. Mary's, 17. e, u un Louisiana stitute, 30, ny

State Normal, 38; Armour

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‘Warren Central | Augusta to Meet in Second Game.

GAMES TODAY 1:30—Decatur Central vs. port. ] 2:30—Warren Central vs. New Augusta.

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FINAL 7:30—Winner 1:00 vs. Winner 2:00.

Rid of the menace that was Beech Grove’'s game Hornets, Decatur Central will continue its drive toward a second Marion County prep net title against Southport at Southport gym this afternoon.

The Hawks will meet Southport’s husky Cardinals at 1:30 p. m. At 2:30 p. m.,, Warren Central and New | Augusta will play the other serni- | final tilt in the annual county fixture, In their opening tourney game, before an overflow crowd of about 2300, the Hawks thumped Beech Grove, 37 to 18, last night. Charlie | Shanklin and Howard Hoffman | shoved Decatur Central into an 8-to-1 lead early in the game and, with George Butler scoring frequently from then on, Coach Bob Gladden’s cagers raced to an easy | victory.

Hawks Scores Frequently

Good blocking shook Hawks out in the open for frequent clear shot at the basket.

Southport had little difficulty with a Speedway City five that seemed tired. Coach Buck Plunkitt started his first five and kept most of them in until the waning minutes. Speedway controlled the ball a fair share of the time but couldn't find openings in the Cardinal defense like those through which it drove to an upset victory over Ben Davis in the morning round.

Williams Leads Scoring

Little Johnny Williams hit five goals and four free throws for 14 points to lead the Cardinals. Warren Central and New Augusta, opponents in the second semfinal this afternoon, won easily from Castleton and Lawrence respectively in first-round games yesterday. Warren Central ranked as one of four or five favorites in pre-tour-ney “doping.” As an added feature of the varsity meet, a four-team county freshman tourney got under way today at 9 a. m. Southport, Ben Davis, New Augusta and Decatur Central Were entered. Two games will be played this morning with the winners meeting tonight in a preliminary to the varsity finale, Decatur Central (3%) Butler f. .. Shanklin, f. Hoffman.c. Moore.g... Mills.g Miller. g Card.g Jessup.c

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Totals 14 13 Totals Score at Half— dor 21:

Beech Grove (18) FG FF

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‘Free Throws Missed—Shanklin, Moore, Miller, Jessup, Schnitzuis (4), Spangler, Akers (3), McDonough (2), Rhoades Referee, Tom Ba er; umpire, Baker,

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rer Throws Missed: Scheinbien, Williams (2), Shimer, Down (4), Smith, Boles. Ebersole (2), Higbie ie Referee, Custer Baker; umpire, Baker,

Shortridge Trips Cathedral, 36-32

Shortridge, Washington and Sacred Heart won and Tech and Crispus Attucks lost in the five games involving local prep teams last night. Shortridge whipped Cathedral, 36 to 32, in a battle starring the op-

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cis Quinn, Irish pivot man, bombarded the basket with seven field goals and four three throws to total 18 points while Fred Krampe of the winners earned 11 points. After a see-saw first half, the Blue Devils jumped ahead to lead, 19 to 14, at half-time, with Don Bruce, Les Moreland, and Krampe leading the way. In the second half, Krampe, Bruce and Bill Stautz kept Shortridge slightly ahead while, Quinn and Capt. Bill Hurrle of the Irish led a vain assault. Washington repeated its city series win over Manual with a 49-to-27 decision at the Washington gym. Louie Leerkamp and Marion (Red) Carter paced the Continentals, who built up an 18-to-7 lead in the first quarter and coasted in. Sophomore Ed Dersch, whom Coach Oral Bridgford promoted from reserve to varsity duty this week, starred for the losers.

Jeff Wallops Tech

Ray Butsch led Sacred Heart in a last-quarter rally which brought a 41-t0-29 decision over the Silent Hoosiers at the Hoosier’s gym. Before the start of the last period, the two teams had battled on even terms. Jefferson of Lafayette walloped Tech, 43 to 32, in a North Central Conference engagement at Lafayette. The Bronchos galloped away to a big lead in the first quarter and Coach Bayne Freeman's Techmen never could overhaul them. Roosevelt of Gary drubbed Crispus Attucks, 24 to 17, at the Attucks gym, repeating a victory won at Gary a short time ago. The visitors shut off an Attucks rally which reed briefly in the fourth

posing centers at Tech gym. Fran-!

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Manchester Trips Central

By 59-48 Score.

Indiana Central's Geryhounds joined the ranks of the defeated today, victims of the Manchester Spartans, 59 to 48, at the local gym last night.

the Greyhounds Manchester's scoring pace. cision was the eighth for the Spartans in nine games this season, seven of these triumphs counting in the Indiana College Conference race, Breaking a half-time tie of 22-all, Coach Harry Good's locals dashed into a 34-to-28 lead after a few minutes of the second half. Manchester retaliated with a counter-attack which knotted the count at 39-all, and then pulled

Prep Summaries

Shortridge (36) FG FT PF Breiner, f 1 1 3iPerry. 1 ... Schlake, f JiConner, g . Krampe, c 5 2/Quinn, @ . Stautz, g . 0/Hurrle, g . Moreland, g 0/McKay, g . 1/Mattingly. {Moxley .... (Caskey ....

6 8 ‘Totals.. Score at Haif—Shortridge, 19; dral,

4, Referes—Diederich (Indianapolis). pire-~Dickerson (Lafayette),

Technical

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Lafayette (43) (32)

FG FT PF FG Dose, ¥.... 2/MacDonld f 2 Dunkin, f . Rush, f ... Gershun, c¢ Pechin, g . Goonen, g Lancster, g Burke, g . FCors,g ..+

Totals a7 Score at Half--Lafavette, 27; Referee—Hughes (Goshen), R. Smith (West Lafayette).

Washingion (19) FG FT PF Leerkmp, f 8 1 Wyant, Carter, f . 2 Stevens, Kersey, ¢ 1'Snoddy, Beasley, g 1'Hibner, Meyer, g .. 2/Petroff, McCalip .. 2 Dersch, . Beuke . 1'McCarty, g |Hickey, g . Mueller, g .

Totals... 23 3 11| Totals ...12 3 1 Score at Half—Washington, 23; Manual,

Referee—Mark Williams (Anderson). Umpire—Joe Kelley (Indianapolis).

Sacred Heart (41) Silent Hoosiers (29) FG FT PF Bauer, f .. 4 Cantlon, f.

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Score at Half—Sacred Heart, 21; Hoosiers, 15. Referee— White.

Attucks

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(Gary) 24 PG FT PF

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Totals... 7 3 10 10 Totals... Score at Half—Roosevelt, 11; Attucks, 9. Referee—James. Umpire—Paige.

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Winning two events and swimming on both relay teams, Pat Taylor led the Columbus, O., girl swimmers to victory over the Indianapolis Athletic Club mermaids, 36 to 30, in the local pool last night. Columbus won both relay events, splashing to a new pool record of 1:58.7 in the 200-yard event. Barbara Cook of I. A. C. won first place in the diving over Jean Hershberger of Columbus, national junior highboard champion. Saturday, the I. A. C. squad will meet the Medinah Athletic Club girls in Chicago.

PURDUE GAMES SOLD OUT

LAFAYETTE, Jan. 22 (U. P.).— There has been a complete sellout of tickets for the Illinois and Indiana basketball games at the Purdue University Fieldhouse Feb. 5 and 7, it was announced today,

Greyhounds Drop First Game |

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Basketball Scores

LOCAL HIGH SCHOOLS

Washington, 49; Manual, 27. Shortridge, 36; Cathedral, 32. Roosevelt (Gary), 24; Crispus

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Attucks, Sacred Heart, 38; Silent Hoosiers, 29, Lafayette, 43; Tech, 32.

MARION COUNTY TOURNEY At Southport

Beech Grove, 28: Franklin Township, Southport, 37; Oaklandon, 19. Speedway City, 29; Ben Davis, Warren Central, 24; Castleton, New Augusta, 40; Lawrence, 20. Decatur Central, 37; Beech Grove, Southport, 33; Speedway City, 17,

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SHELBY TOURNEY At Shelbyville Morristown, 3%; Mount Auburn, 22. Fairland, 30; Boggstown, 25. Waldron, 24; Fiat Rock, 20. WABASH COUNTY TOURNEY At Wabash Chester, 26: Laketon, 22. Chippewa, 34; Lincolnville, 22, Lafontaine, 23; Lagro, 14, RUSH TOURNEY

At Rushviile Morton, 18; Carthage, 9, New Salem, 52; Sings, 9. Mays, 51; Glenwood, 9. Arlington, 18; Raleigh, 14. Milroy, 41; Manila, 27. New Salem, 21; Morton, 16, DELAWARE TOURNEY At Muncie Harrison, 35; Cowan, 30, Center, 21; Daleville, 17. Yorktown, 37; DeSoto, 22, Gaston, 41; Albany, 19. TIPPECANOE TOURNEY At Lafayette

43; Clarks Hill, 22, 22; Jackson Township, 31; Romney, 28, 28: Wea, 22. 23; Battle Ground, 19. CARROLL TOURNEY At Flora Rockfield, 30; Camden, 19. Cutler, 29; Deer Creek, 26. WHITE COUNTY TOURNEY At Monticello Brookston, 31; Wolcott, 30. Buffalo, 25; Burnettsville, 11, Monticells, 31; Monon, 28. LIBERTY INVITATIONAL At Liberty Alquina, 45; Orange, 26. Springfield Township, 51; Kitchel, Everton, 47; Brownsville, 41, Liberty, 39; Harrisburg, 24. HENRY TOURNEY At Spiceland Sulphur Springs,

Spiceland, 11. 12.

Stockwell, Klondike, Monitor, Monitor, Romney,

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Kennard, 24: 23. Mooreland, 27; Cadiz, 23; New Lishon,

Lewisville, 29; eae Semi. 20. 22:

Straughh Kennard, ABASH VALLEY TOURNEY At Bloomfield 36; Lyons, 35. 25; Scotland, 18, At Spencer Ellettsville, 26; Patricksburg, Spencer, 28; Solsberry, 27. At Monroe City Decker Chapel, 24; Bicknell, 22. Bruceville, 26; Wheatland, 17. At Greencastle Russellville, 30; Belle Union, 20. Reelsville, 25; Cloverdale, 24. At Sullivan Dugger, 32; Merom, 13. Sullivan, 34; Pleasantville, 25. At West Terre Haute Martinsville, Iil., 30; Concannon, 24. Wiley (Terre Haute), 32; Valley (West Terre Haute), 22

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At Hymera Farmersburg, 38; Fairbanks, 21. Midland, 34; Jasonville, 31. At Hillsdale Clinton, 37; Hillsdale, 22. Newport, 36; Perrysville, 26. At Robinson, III, Robinson, 39; Newton, 18. Oblong, 31; Sumner, 6. At Otter Creek Otter Creek, 40; Glenn, 31, Riley, 28; State (Terre Haute), At Marshall Montezuma, 34; 4Bloomingdale, Bellmore, 26; Fontanet, 12. At Monroe City Bruceville, 26; Wheatland, 17. Decker Chapel, 24; Bicknell, 22. At Clay City Cory, 37; Oshboro, 32. Clay City, 27%; Staunten, 21. At Washington Montgomery, 20; Glendale, 15. Elnora, 27; Newberry, 11. Plainville, Odon, 18.

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JENNINGS TOURNEY At North Vernon San Jancito, 27; Lovett, 19, Butlerville, 19; Scipio, 18. Zenas, 16; Vernon, 11, Hayden, 23; Paris Crossing, 18. KOSCIUSKO TOURNEY At Warsaw 32; Mentone, Milford, 31; Leesburg, 26. Pierceton, 22; Sidney, 20. North Webster, 43; Atwood, Warsaw, 37; Syracuse, 26, Burkey, 33; Etna Green, 18, Pierceton, 23; Milford, 22.

Etna Green, 26.

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HAMILTON TOURNEY

At Sheridan Arcadia, 23; Fishers, 12, Carmel, 24; Atlanta, 17. Sheridan. 34; Westfield, 18, Cicero, 27; Walnut Grove, 11,

DECATUR TOURNEY At Greensburg St. Paul, 22; Letts, 17%. New Point, 32; Westport, 25, Jackson, 41; Byrne, 21, Clarksburg, 28; Sandusky, 22,

MONTGOMERY TOURNEY

At Crawfordsville Waynetown, 35; New Ross, Alamo, 27; New Market, 20. Ladoga, 33; Darlington, 25. Waveland, 35; Linden, 33.

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RUSH TOURNEY

At Rushville Morton, 18; Carthage, 9. New Salem, 52; Ging, 14, Mays, 51; Glenwood, 9. Arlington, 18; Raleigh, 14, Milroy, 41; Manilla, 27. New Salem, 19; Morton, 16,

OTHER SCORES

Elkhart, 31; Riley (South Bend), 24. Owensville, 32; Princeton, 25. Goshen, 27: Nappanee, 26 (overtime). Emerson (Gary), 32: Valparaiso, 26. Whiting, 40; Horace Mann (Gary), (overtime). Hammond, Hammond (Gary), Roosevelt (East Chicago), ton (East Chicago), 22. Griffith, 27: Wheeler, Clark (Hammond), ette, 26,

Earl Park, 30; Boswell, 19, Otterbein, 31; Oxford, 24. Pine Township, 43; Mount Ayr, 38. Brook, 44; Goodland, 30. Ambia, 26; Pine Village, 25 (overtime), Rensselaer, 38; Crown Point, 10, Remington, 29; Gilboa, 22. Fowler, 45; Kentlanc, 8. Centerville, 28; Whitewater, 25. Williamsburg, 29; Economy, 26, Milton, 33; Green’s Fork, 29. Boston, 39: Webster, #8. Lincoln, 25; Modoc, 23. Union City, 21; Winchester, overtime). Spartanburg, 31; McKinley, 29, Warren, 36: Andrews, 32. Monument City, 25; Banquo, 17. Union, 35; Lancaster, 22. Bippus, 36; Clearcreek, 21. Roanoke, 20; North Manchester, 19,

Dunkirk, 16; Hunvinrian le. New Winchester, 34: Alexandria, 26; Peru, " Muncie, 27: Anderson, 16. Bedford, 29; Bloomington, Bainbridge, 23; Roachdale, Dale, 33; Boonville, 16, Plymouth, 19; Bourbon, Clay, 30; Swayzee, 24. Culver, 36; Winamae, 31. Greensburg, 27; Connersville, Delphi, 39; Attica, 23. Clark, 35; Edinburg, 26, Columbus, 47; Franklin, 39. Frankfort, 28; Kokomo, 26 (overtime). Franklin, 40; Maxwell, 21, Michigantown, 30; Forest, 18. Grass Creek, 38; Fulton, 30. Gosport, 24; Zionsville, 10. Russiaville, 17; New London, 9. New Waverly, 30; Young America, (overtime). Oolitic, 19; Orleans, 17 (overtime), Paragon, 32; Eminence, 18. Petersburg, 39; French Lick, 26. Prairie, 41; Clay (Howard), 15. Rising Sun, 17; Holton, 15. Scott, 30; Shipshewanna, 14. Summitville, 34; Jonesboro, 19. Sunman, 36; Brig ht, . Jefferson Twp., 38; Swestster, 15. Seymour, 37; Scottsburgh, 19 Jackson, 32; Scircleville, 30. Tipton, 27; Elwood, 22. Greenwood, 3%; Union . Vincennes, 38; Central — 24. Covington, 39; Veedersburg, 2 alton, 27; Lucerne, 25 (overtime). Wallace, 5 Mellott, 32, Waterloo, 51; Lagrange, 27. Sugar Creek, 38; Whitestown, 23. West Baden, 33; po gal 29. Wolcottville, 28 ; Brighton, 18, Advance, 42; Th lle, 26.

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Hope to Stop Townsend and Improve Chances for Championship.

By STEVE SNIDER United Press Staff Correspondent CHICAGO, Jan, 22.-—Northwest-ern’s hopes for at least a share of the Big Ten basketball champion« ship hinges tonight on a successful stand against Michigan's methodi« cal Wolverines. In a surprising surge through the first half of its schedule, Northe western whipped all but Purdue— the current favorite. If the Wilde cats can dump Michigan, their chances of running through the same foes on the last leg of their will be considerably

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In Florida Play

CORAL GABLES, Fla, Jan. 22 an

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more Amateur battles Bob Servis of Dayton,

round. Kowal has won medal honors and turned back two foes to reach the semifinals, but Servis will be at home on the Miami Biltmore course, having won amateur honors in the $10,000 open there for two consecutive years. Kowal vesterday entered the round of four with a 7-and-5 triumph over Douglas Hill of Cincinnati, but his win was no more impressive than Servis’. He downed Harold Kaplow of East Orange, N. J, 6 and 5. Earl Christiansen, Charles Mayo Jr. of New York, Midsouth amateur champion, in the other semifinals match, Christiansen beat Whitney Curtis of Ft. Lauderdale, Fla, 3 and 2, yesterday and Mayo eliminated Bud Drexelius of Buffalo, 6 and 5,

Miami, meets

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14] Totals Half—Indiana

2. Miller,

Dorton,c .. Sharpe.g Hise,g Eaton.g . Blosser.g.. Potter.g Brenemn,f

Totals .. 14

Score at Manchester, Referee—

.22 15 12 Central, 22: |

Umpire—McClain,

Oakland City (32) FG rT PR

Anderson (3: h

FOF Frost,f Young, f VanDyke,c 3 THallg .. 0 Davis.g ... 8 "a Morgan,f . 2 2/Mauck.c ... : Totals ..13 7 TW "Totals ..14 *4 Score at Half -Oakland City, 21; Anderson, 15. Referee—H, Jackson (Anderson). Umpire ~L. Girton (Anderson).

Franklin (47)

PF 2 Butchien, Lf. OiBone.f .... 2 Spradley, c. : 0 Hawkins,g 0 1 Little,g 0

3 1 1 1 3 1 0

3 2 2 3 0

Evansville (22)

FG FT MeCrekn,f. giSusott.f ... 2 Schfnekr,f. 3 Kattrhnry.f Reichert f. 3 1/Kiefer.c ... Wilson,f .. 0 Trusz.c Atkinson,c 0'HrldSelm,g. Terrell.g 1/Hartke,g .. Houglind.g. 3/Polk,g Baker. .. 1 | - - —l — — - Totals ..1f 11/ Totals 6 10

10 | Score at Half Franklin, 18; Evansville, 9, Referee—

-Jensen, Umpire—Dunlop. DUSEK HELD TO DRAW NEW YORK, Jan. 22.—Ernie Dusek, Omaha, and Ed Meske, Akron, O., drew; Mike Strelich, Los Angeles, downed Frank Bruce, New York; Wally Dusek, Omaha, and Ralph Garibaldi, St. Louis, drew: Jim Parker, Memphis, tossed Boris Dimitroc, Russia; Abe Coleman, New York, threw Joe Dusek, Omaha.

Greenfield, 26; Knightstown, 19. Huntington, 40: Hartford City, Jasper, 32: Tell City, 26. Hillsboro, 39; Kingman, Shoals, 17; Loogootee, 16, Lebanon, 36: Noblesville, Morton (Richmond), 25; Logansport, Lawrenceburg, 34; Brookville, 30, Addington, 37; Lowell, 14, Martinsville, 36; Rushville, 19, Mulberry, 38; Jefferson, 13, Marion, 33; Newcastle, 21. Mooresville, 42; Danville, 26, Topeka, 20; Millersburg, 18, Mongo, 23; Orland, 13.

Salem, 34; Madison, 17. Mount Comfort, 22; New Palestine, (double overtime). Rome Ctiy, 24; Howe, 22, Greentown, 35; Goldsmith. 32.

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Michigan invades Northwestern

| with a record of three victories and | one

defeat—by Wisconsin--in second place tie with Purdue, Townsend Big Hurdle Impressive as their record is, however, the Wolverines play just the style of game Northwestern can handle best. Both teams prefer a more deliberate offense, in direct contrast to the helter-skelter attack employed by virtually every other team in the Conference since the center jump rule was eliminated, By stopping one man -- Johnny Townsend Wisconsin defeated Michigan last Monday. Townsend was held to four points and, with their key man shackled by alert guards, Michigan was almost help less. Both Northwestern’s guards—Jim Currie and Ad Vance—will be asked to keep their eyes on Townsend. Countering, will be Jake Nagode, Wildeat center, who has directed Northwestern's attack since the opening game of the season. Mike McMichael, best shot on the squad, may not operate much against Michigan. His injured ankle still will not permit high-speed play and the Wildcats need speed more than anything else.

Sports Writers To Honor Landis

NEW YORK, Jan. 22 (U. P.) «= For “services to the game of basee ball over a period of years,” Judge Kenesaw Mountain Landis will re ceive the 10th annual award of the New York chapter of the Baseball Writers Association of America, it was announced today. A suitable plaque will be pre sented the sport’s high commission er at the chapter's 15th annual banquet here Jan. 30. Joe Die Maggio, youthful New York Yankee outfielder, also will receive a plaque | signifying him “the player of the year. Former recipients of the “service” award were: Travis Jackson, Frankie Frisch, Rabbit Maranville, Connie Mack, Walter Johnson, John L. McGraw, Wilbert Robinson, Babe Ruth, Bill Hanna and Miller Huggins.

:| Kokomo Is Upset By Frankfort Five

By United Press

Stunning overtime upsets of the Kokomo Cats and Horace Mann of Gary last night threw the North Central and Western Division con- | ferences into dizzy merry-go-rounds | as the home stretch approached. Kokomo's overtime loss, 28 to 286, | to Frankfort, dropped the Cats to a tie with Muncie’s Bearcats, who scalped the Anderson Indians, 27 to 16. The two quintets now lead the Big Ten with seven wins and two losses. Horace Mann lost to Whiting, 40 to 38, also in an extra period.

LOCAL FIVE TO PLAY AT CRAWFORDSVILLE

The Hoosier Athletic Club baskete ball team will play at Crawfordse ville tonight. All players report at the club at 5:30 p. im. The Hoosiers are to play the Ine dianapolis Traveiers at 3 o'clock toe morrow afternoon. The Hoosier girl team will play a preliminary game at 2 with the Indianapolis Aces.

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