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. MANUAL, DECATUR AND SHORTRIDGE QUINTETS ADVANCI 7

Scores of T hursday’s Games i in Net Play]

Lawrence, Broad Ripple and Castleton Bow Out of Play; Two Upsets Over State

Results Today In Sectionals

MORNING GAMES

‘At Indianapolis Manual, 20; Lawrence, 19. Desathy Central, © 35; Ripple, : ge 44; Castleton, 19. - At Bluffton -

“Bluffton, 52; Chester Center, 22. Pétroleum, 35; Geneva, 28. Kirkland, 40; Monroe, 17.

: At Brazil Brazil, 36; Clay City, 23. Spencer, 43; Cory, 25. At Connersville Brookville, 34; Whitewater, 17. Alquina, 60; Laurel, 17. At Evansville Mt. Vernon, 32; Millersburg, 28. Central (Evansville), 73; Wadesville, 13. At Ft. Wayne Central (Ft. Wayne), 56;

burn, 23. New Haven, 38; Monroeville, 24.

At Franklin Edinburg, 25; Greenwood, 24. Franklin, 34; Nashville, 14. At Gary Horace Mann (Gary), 31; Valparaiso, 28. Froebel, 40; Kouts, 16. Emmerson, 59; Hebron, 17. At Greensburg West Port, 28; Butlerville, 24. Burney, 18; Clarksburg, 15. At Hartford City

Dunkirk, 33; Jefferson Township, 20. — Ridgeville, 44; Poling, 29.

At Hammond Clark, 31; Whiting, 24. Hobart, 38; Hammond Tech, 29. At Huntington Monument City, 44; Jefferson, 23. Huntington Twp., 28; Markle, 17. At Jeffersonville New Washington, 34; Elizabeth, 20.

i Charlestown, 43; Laconia, - 24. Mauckport, 25; New Amsterdam,

18. At Kendallville Wawaka, 39; Rome City, (overtime). Kendallville, 41; Springfield Town-

ship, 16. At La Porte Michigan City, 20; La Crosse, 16. (Clinton Twp., 33; Union Mills, 18. At Lafayette Battle Ground, 23; Klondike, 21. Dayton, 27; Clark Hill, 14. At Ma#Shall™ Rockville, 29; Megca, 25. Dana, 47; Marshall, 19. Montezuma, 47; Bloomingdale, 21. At Madison Nori Madison, = Paris Crossing, 14. Central, 64; Lovett, ' 24. At Muncie Gaston, 31; Eaton, 25. Desoto, 34; Selma, 27. | ¢ At Morocco, Brook, 68; Hanging Grove, 16. Remington, 79; Kinman, 15. At Noblesville Tipton, 37; Noblesville, 27, Cicero, 19; Prairie Twp., 30. At Pierceton Sidney, 29; Silver Lake, 20. Pierceton, 38; Leésburg, 23. At Plymouth Bremen, 34; Knox, 26. At Terre Haute Otter Creek, 31; \Pimento, 21. Laboratory, 34; Fontanet, 14. At Washington = Twp., 36; Trinity Springs, Epsom, 42; Burns City, 22. At Winamhac aa estar, .36; Richland Center,

Akron, 29; Keiters Ford, 14.

At Winchester McKinley, 23; Union City, 19. Modoc, 33; Saratoga, 27. Jackson, 27; Lynn, 24,

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The state ‘cage tournament, started on its road of upsets and teams that never, return, went into the second day today with 370 battles scheduled. Second round games are scheduled for, \ late this afternoon and tonight. | Hammond, Elkhart, Huntingburg, Jeffersonville and Frankfort were among the outstanding Indiana quintets to start the\second day of action which eventually will lead to a state championship, at Indianapolis March 26. Quarterfinals ‘will be finished today and tomorrow afternoon 265 teams head ‘into tle sectional semifinals. , Tomorrow night 64 sectional champions will be crowned.

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Players dried their suits for the |to

last time this season at. Newcastle

Local Redskins Given Hard Fight to Remain in Hardwood Running.

TODAY'S GAMES AM

9:00—Manual (20), Lawrence (19). 10:00—Decatur Central (35), Broad Ripple (22). 11; 90-—Shoriridgs (44), Castleton (19), Py M. 2:00—Speedway vs. Southport. 3:00—New Augusta vs. Beech Grove. -4:00—Ben Davis vs. Washington, 7:00—Tech vs. Manual. 8:00—Decatur Central vs. Shortridge. 9:00—Winner 2 p. m. game vs. winner 3 p. m. game.

The Shortrige Blue Devils, Manual’s Redskins and the Decatur Cen-

tral county champions today were 5

ready to do battle with secondround opponents in the Indianapolis sectional following victories this morning in Tech

Shortridge crushed the hopes of i

little Castleton, 44 to 19; Manual nosed out Lawrence, 20-19, and Destubborn Broad Ripple team, 35 to 22. This victorious trio joined Ben Davis, Washington and Technical, who advanced through triumphs last night over Oaklandon, Warren Central and Franklin Township, respectively.

Manual Wins First Quarter

Hart of Lawrence opened the scoring by tipping in a two-pointer. Bragdon fouled Hibner who opened Manual’s scoring with a free throw. When Snoddy tipped the ball in from beneath the basket, Manual took a '3-to-2 lead. Ebey, fouled : by ‘McCarty, sank two free throws putting Lawrence into the lead, 4-3. Snoddy fouled Hart, who made good the free throw.

Lawrence bombarded the baskets]

wildly from long range. Hart added a free throw, making the score 6 to 3, Lawrence. Witte fouled Snoddy of Manual, who missed. Manual lost the ball six times during the quarter for traveling or double dribbling. LawPelice led at the end of the quarter, 8 3.

Second Quarter

After two minutes of play, Witte of Lawrence fouled Wyant, who made one. Bueller replaced Wyant in the Manual lineup. Wright replaced Witte for Lawrence. In a melee under the basket, McCarty tipped in a two‘pointer for the Redskins. McCarty fouled Ebey, who missed the free throw. The score stood 6-all with Pe. minutes remsining in the first a Chapman replaced ‘Stevens for Manual. Wright of Lawrence tip- |; ped in a field goal. Mueller dribbled | under the basket to tie the score again. Wright scored from in close to put Lawrence aliead 10 to 8. Snoddy fouled Hart of Lawrence, who made one. Dersch replaced McCarty for Manual and Keesling replaced Harper of Lawrence. Keesling fouled Chapman of Manual, who converted both charity tosses to make the score, 11 to 10. Snoddy tipped one in from under the basket to give Manual a ‘one-point lead. Dersch fouled Hart, who missed as the half ended. Score: Manual, 12; Lawrence, 11.

Third Quarter

Chapman scored two points for Manual as the second half opened. Harper scored from the charity line for Lawrence. Hart fouled Mueller, who missed, but Dersch tipped in the rebound to give Manual a 16-to-12 lead. . Bragden of Lawrence stood in the coffin corner and scored. Witte returned to the Lawrence lineup, replacing Harper at guard. Hickey replaced Hibner of Manual. Bragdon of Warren tied the score with a shot from right center but Chapman regained the lead for Manual a moment later when he dribbled in front of the basket and hit a righthand shot. With three minutes of the third quarter remaining, Lawrence took time out. McCarty went in for Dersch of Manual. Manual firing away at the basket but failing to connect.

~ Fourth Quarter

Snoddy of Manual fouled Ebey, but Ebey muffed the free throw. Mueller went under the basket to score for Manual. Nicholson went in for Hart of Lawrence. Wight of

and Riley of South Bend today. They were the first major fives to unexpectedly ge: the axe in ‘last night's scramble to survive the first round. Sulphur Springs hit the Trojans, 29 to 27, and quickly ended: their season of many defeats. Newcastle was champion in 1932. Car~ michael and Whitworth led the attack and Whitworth’s sleeper shot in the final minute gave Sulphur the edge. Clay Township defeated Riley at Mishawaka, 35 to 28. The Muncie Bearcats, fayorite of’ the state to win the title, had initial success by beating Daleville, 34 16. They meet Cowan, another small quintet, this afternoon.

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Lawrence fouled Mueller of Manual and Lawrence called time. Hart of Lawrence went back for Bragdon and Wyant of Manual

went in for Chapman. Mueller missed the free throw. Hickey of Manual fouled Witte who missed. Witte dribbled in under the right side of the basket and tallied, making the score Manual, 20; Lawrence, 18, with four minutes to go. Bragdon went back for Lawrence, replacing Nicholson. Hibner went into the Manual lineup for Dersch. Chapman replaced Hickey for Man-

oid fouled Ebey of: Lawrence and after. a Manual timeout Ebey made good the free throw. Snoddy was removed on four personals and Dersch replaced him. Lawrence missed two efforts to score as the game ended: Manual, 20; Lawrence, 19. Manual (20) oF FTP

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Decatur Moves Up First Quarter

Scott of Broad Ripple fouled Butler of Decatur Central, who made one free throw. Duncan of Ripple hit from, center but Butler went under the basket to score for Decatur. Hoffman of Decatur dropped in a left-hander, putting Decatur in front, 5 to 2, with four minutes of the quarter remaining. Shanklin of Decatur fouled Duncan, who missed. Taylor of Ripple hit from short left. Hoffman made good on a free throw. Mills went under and scored for Decatur; The quarter ended with Decatur leading

5 1.

Second Quarter

Knight of Ripple fouled Moore, who connected. Mills of Decatur scored from close in. Hoffman took a pass from Shanklin under the basket and scored. Ripple called time. Dawson of Ripple replaced for Miller.. Moore fouled Scott who made good. Knipe of Ripple fouled Hoffman who connected. . Butler fouled Scott, who again scored the charity heave. Vernon Miller replaced Hoffman for Decatur. Scott

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the event Decatur, 15; Ripple, 6. Mills fouled Duncan ‘and Duncan scored. Burger went in for Scott. Burger fouled Butler, who connected. Butler and Shanklin made two fielders for Decatur just before the half ended with -Decatur leading, 19 to 7.

Third Quarter

Butler fouled Taylor, who milsed. Scott fouled Butler and he added the point. Taylor made good on a free throw. Duncan hit from the right side for the Rockets. Miller

scored from same spot. Butler made good a free throw. Duncan of Ripple went over to the right side and scored, making the score: Decatur, 21; - Ripple, 14. Hoffman replaced Miller at center. Taylor dribbled under and scored for the Rockets. Taylor fouled Hoffman, who made good. Knipe took a rebound and scored from beneath the basket. The quarter ended with the score: Decatur, 24; Broad Ripple, 18.

Focrth Quarter

Butler pivoted to the left and scored. Butler tallied from the cen-, ter circle. Ray Taber replaced Mills of Decatur. Miller stole the ball and dribbled under to score for the

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Rockets. Moore fouled Miller but ‘Miller missed the charity toss. Taylor of Ripple committed his fourth personal on Hoffman and Hoffman made good. Carpenter re-

pass from Butler and scored. Butler fouled Knipe who scored. With two minutes to play Decatur made three substitutions. Hoffman fouled Carpenter who missed both free throws. Ray Taber of Decatur fouled Bowen of Ripple who made

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Whiteland 43; Jackson Township, ship

or 0 34; Concord Township, 25. Fromon

. 41: Libert Gene rove, 4b Was , 38; Middleb Waka, 52; Middlebury, 28. nib: 16. Patnamyille, 2% Belle Dajon 26. Maxwell, 255 Thpricuesyllie, 11. Greensburg,

Jackson,

Washington (ger Chicago).

a8; 29, Edison, bis Mier ie.

Hartford Cf City. enn

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4. New Waverly, 31; Walton, 27.

At Franklin

Home, 33; vanBuren Town

At Garrett

Center, 20; Orland, 18.

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; Pleasant Lake, 31.

“At Gary

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At Goshen

At Greencastle verdale, Roachdal

At Greenfield

Mount Comfort, 23.

At Greensburg

38; St. Paul, 12. 9: Vernon, 14.

At Hammond

Wilkinso

36; Dyer,

At Hartford City

37; Bryant 21. : "Redke

At otireton

41; Warren, 32. Roanoks. Center, 41; Rock Creek, 33. Panquo, 31; Bippus, 20. At Jasper , 24; Winslow, 13. Leland i; 3 Petersbur 19, Jasper, 80; Birdseye, t Jeffersonville

New Carlisle, 32; ie Washingto n-Clay, Be

Bend), 28. Lakeville, 46; Madison Township, 36.

roan Spri 29; ur Springs, Straughn, Phe

Benton 33; Syracuse, 30.

Fran Fort Branch, 59; Wabash Township, 19.

At Marshall

Bellmore, 28; St. Bernice, 26. an >

er, 29; Rosedale, n, 50; Cayuga, 31.

At Mishawaka

20. Riley

At Monon

Round Grove, 18; Buffalo, 15.

Monticello, 2; Brookston, 19.

At Morocco

Goodland, 33; Kentland, 13.

eatfield, 34; Fair Oaks, 18.

At Muncie

Central Muncie), 34; Daleville, 16. Burris (Muncie)

, '43; ‘Harrison, 18.

At Newcastle

31; Spiceiand, 24.

At Noblesville

Kempton, 19; Atlanta, 16. Arcadia, 34; Wi . Carmel, 23; Westfield, 11.

ndfall, 17.

At Paoli

Campbellsburg, 23; Morgan Townshi| Salem, 41; French Lick. 3 28. Pes.

At Peru

Chill, 30; Jefferson/ Sowhship, a7. Bunke er Hill, 25; Macy, 17.

At Pierceton

orth Webster, 31; Burket, 20. entone, 35; Etna Green, 12.

At Plymouth

lver, 45; Grovertown,

Cu 27. Plymouth, 29; Tippecanoe, il. Argos, 42; 24.

LE t Princeton cisco, 30; Patoka,

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and, 20; Mount Summitt, 15. Newcastle, a7.

At Richmond

Cambri s City, 34: Wabstel fos L227 Center 20. Milto ans 5 Boston

At Rushville Qepiter Township, 49; Gings, 19. 2M oy, 31; Raleigh, 19. At Seymour

Seym » 82: Brownstown, 17. Houston. Tampico 18. Scipio, io? Ctayde

At Shelbyville

Shelbyville, 30; Flat Rock, 19. Morristown, 41; Boggstown, 38.

At Sullivan ;

Sullivan, 56; Hymera, 29. Dugger, 37; Carlisle, 14.

At Tol City

Troy, 42; Bristol, Cannelton, 53; brten Township, 37

At Terre Haute

West Terre Haute, 34; Riley, Gerstmeyer (Terre Haute), Th ® prairie

9. "Blackhawk, 15; Glenn, 14. Vincennes

Bruceville. 50; Frichton, 14. Decker, 25; Monroe City. 186. Freelandville, 33; Wheatiand, 28.

abash North Manchester, 35: Lafontaine, 90. -

35; Lagr Laketon,

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27; AL he, 25. At Washington Plainville, 55; Raglesville, 12. Washington, 34: We dale, 14. A Wiraiat Riana: 32; Francesville

25: Grass Gresk Ya, Modaer site. 22; Talma, 14.

At Fiachecter

Wayne, 26; Si BIA nEhur Stony Cree k, 56: sanivine, 14 Parker, 38: Eparilang 23.

New Balisoury, a4 New Midgjesows, 14. Silver Creek, 35; Henryville esville, 11.

At Kendallville

Bette TL. 28; hroisoiville, I 19. Bn shew > Brighto! 3. a f Lake, 3 (overtime). Kokomo

Jackson #Township, 26; Howard Town- |

“Kokomo, 43: West Middleton, 21. At ayette

Montmorenci.38; Buck Creek, 16. Westpoint,’ 31; Stockwell, : 16. Lafayette, 40; hv

La Porte

Stillwell, 49: Wanata! La Porte, 43; Rolie “braiiie ., Union Township, 35; Westville, 3 t Lawroieeburg

ight, 23; Moore’s -Hill, 18. Eavrencebuce, 26; Patriot, 13.

Lebanon Zionsville, 32; Perry Central, 24.

Tho At Logansport

Royal or 52; Noble Township, 14. Young America, 29; Washington Twp.

At Madison Soottshurs, 30; j Dupens, 186. 33; ington, al. Madison "24 or Tod 16.

t Marion

Swayz ee, a th War Jefferson Township, 21; 2 onesbara; 20.

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