Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 8 February 1940 — Page 19

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Hoosier hamlet.

Santa Claus will have no

tournaments this year and, as

School principal, can remember, the town never has had

one. They can’t recall a Santa Claus entry, either, over at

Mr. Trester’s office. Well, if the town hasn’t any

"team, surely it produces some play-

ers. “Nope,” contradicted Mr. Loehr, “There's not a Santa Claus pupil on the Dale varsity this year.” He prefaced this remark by ex-

plaining that Clay Township pupils |;

(Santa Claus to you) are assigned to the Carter Township - School (Dale, if you please). : But Dale basketball has had its big moments this season without any gifts from Santa Claus. Its

record to date lists 12 victories and |g

four Jdefeats. The boys also won a New Year's blind tournament at Cannelton, defeating their hosts and Tell City, and on Jan. 27 they romped to the Spencer County title

by eliminating Chrisney, Rockport | Bicknell

and Richland.

‘Mr. Loehr reminded us that the|Lint

county victory was Dale’s sixth in seven years and that the lads will be. trying for their fifth sectional

triumph in seven years in the ap- |g

proaching meet at Tell City.

Wars There’s no overemphasis on bas-|Tipt

ketball at Dale, either, Mr. Loehr emphasized. The team didn’t report until Nov. 22 and before that the school played an- eight-game six-man-football schedule.

We forgot to ask whether Santa Gary Claus would have any of that sport.| =

Deep Purple Let’s choose up sides To pass out woe - For poor, poor Tony Hinkle, Who's found the season O, so rough ° ; His eyes have lost their twinkle.

But let’s hold some back —our sympathy— To help appease his sorrow When five Northwestern Wildcats : Have come— And gone—tomorrow. —Northwesterner.

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Auditing the Books

Selections made last week.... 41 Selections correct .......... 30 Our batting average......... 432 ® ” 2

A HOME TOWN boy, Butler’s Jack Clayton eats his evening meals with the family. And regardless of whether it’s a basketball night, he always does heavy duty with the knife and fork. But Coach Hinkle goes in for a lighter pre-game diet and usually sits his boys down to a ration of honey and toast. At Madison, Wis., the other night the team had the typical Hinkle fare. Clayton mopped his up in a hurry. “How was the meal, Jack?” Tony asked. “Okeh, coach, but gee that steak was tough.” = hr a

A Boost for Gas City

MAYOR BOB RAY is on the point of yielding his place as first citizen of Gas City to Wilbur S. Cummins, one of those few gentlemen left in this commonwealth coaching an undefeated basketball team. : Here are some facts Mayor Ray and the rest of Gas City would like for you to know: The Tigers have

won 17 straight this year, still have

to play Summitville, Jefférson Township, Roll and Swayzee. . . . The boys have taken a total of 911 shots and hit 270. ... At the foul line they've converted 146 of 250. . . . Averaged 40 points a game against their opponents’ 24. Cummins’ coached teams have won 45

‘of 54 scheduled games in the last

three seasons. ... Gas City hasn't been trimmed on its home floor in two years... . Four seniors and seven juniors compose the Gas City first string. ; Geographical note: Gas City is located six miles south of Marion

and will play in the same sectional

as the Giants.

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Hockey

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LAST NIGHT'S RESULTS Philadelphia, 3; Springfield, 3 (overtime

tie). d, 5; Pittsburgh, 2. Clean scheduled tonight.

Cage Tilt Highlights Culver Program

Times Special CULVER, Ind. Feb. 8.—It’s home-

coming at the Culver Military

Academy next week-end and as the headline attraction on the sports card the basketball team will meet Culver High School Satur-

‘day night.

Also scheduled is a polo game with the Detroit Polo Club and a swimming meet with Danville (I1l.) High School. ;

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BACKBOARD

IT'S HARD to believe but basketball, the famous Hoosier sport, scarcely has invaded Santa Claus, the famous

and Joan of Arc edged St. Anthony,

|League will be played Saturday

By J. E. O'BRIEN

tam intie LH SAA far as E. H. Loehr, Dale High

How They're Running The standings in seven high

school basketball conferences: : NORTH CENTRAL

Marion New Castle 750 Muncie .836 Kokomo 636 Lafayette 500 And 400

Ri Tech

Rushville .875 Seymou Jl Indpls. .568 Columb 555 Connersville .500 Shelbyville .455

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375 Greensburg 125 SOUTHERN, L. Pet. Pts. . PCL. S. Washington ............ 7 0 1.000 45 vincennes .............. T3900 2% New Albany .........:. 5 3 -.625 31 Bloomington ........... 3.3 '.600 :°13 Evansville Central ..... 5 4 555 25 ic oi. Lagamainy be 2 5 .286 Evansville Bosse ....... 2 5 .286 Evansville Retiz ........ 2 6 250 1 OMY i anne reins ec 2 .000 Sullivany ...,. 0.000 0 4 000 “Conference championship determined on point basis. CENTRAL W. L, Pct 6 1 8 5.1.83 3 2 .60 i 39 1 3 3 ..50 . 3 3 40 SS 2 1 5 20 X 1::6 14 N. I. H. S. C. WESTERN DIVISION W. L. Pct 9.3 5 8 3 10 8 4 66 7-4 63 86 5 54 6-5 [54 5 6 .45 ne a Ceres 3020 3:8 .27 0 11 .00

N. I. H. S. C. EASTERN DIVISION W. LP

Mishawaka La Porte

Manual Fed Up

3|they refuse to labor under the un-

¢| last year

7| tomorrow | night, Tech returns to

3 | with Shelbyville Saturday.

With Ancient Blue Devil Jinx

Redskins Battle Old Rivals Tomorrow

| TOMORROW Manual vs. Shortridge at. Tech. Cathedral at Washington. : . Technical at Southport. Crispus Attucks at Hope. Howe at, Beech Grove. New Augusta at Broad Ripple. Whiteland at Decatur: Central, Franklin Twp. at Silent Hoosiers. i xandria. : Carmel at Speedway. r 3 Castleton at Park. : SATURDAY

Shelbyville at Tech. Howe at Sacred Heart. ; Washington at Greencastle. © : ipple at Noblesville. irie Twp. Speedway at New Au

oosiers at Fishers. . Russellville at Park. . : After all these years, the Redskins of Manual say to the’ Blue Devils of Shortridge—“the jinx is up.” . What the city champions mean is

lucky shadow of Shortridge any longer; that they’ll knock the socks right off the old ghost tomorrow night out at the big Tech gym. It's an old, old rivalry—oldest in the city, fact is—and through it all Manual has had little but hard times. In the last five meetings during the last four years, the Redskins only once have been able to down the Blue Devils. | But in 1936— In 1936 the Redskins managed to turn the trick and won the city championship, 2) to 23. Manual, of course, is holding the current city title, but the record shows Shortridge hasn’t had much respect for such laurels. The game is one of four on. the schedule for tomorrow night and Saturday’s bill of. fare presents three engagements. In another game here tomorrow night Cathedral goes out" fo the West Side in an attempt to erase a 33 to 21 defeat given them by Washington.

Evans Battles Flu After meeting Southport there

home grounds for an engagement

The Big Green has been working hard in practice this week, but the squad may not be in top form when it takes the floor tomorrow because Dick Evans, guard, is down with the flu. on the brighter side, Bob Gray,| center, and Dudley Cole, guard, were back in uniforms yes-

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terday after battling colds.

Amateur Basketball

Holy Rosary will play Joan of Arc at 1 p. m. Saturday and Holy Trinity will meet St. Philip’s-at 2 p. m. in semifinal games of the C. Y. O. junior tournament at the St. Philip's gym. : In first-round games Holy Trinity, defending champion, downed Lady of Lourdes, 34-23; Holy Rosary overwhelmed Little Flower, 40-25,

25-21. St. Philip's drew a bye. Final games in the C. Y. O. Cadet

morning. In the feature clash, St. Philip’s and St. Catherine’s will battle for second place. Each has lost one game. The complete schedule: 9—Little Flower at Holy Trinity. 9—St. Catherine at St. Philip's.

9—St. John at Sacred . 9—Lourdes at St. oS ean Php oan of Arc vs. Holy Cross at St. pd0=—Cathedral vs. Holy Rosary at Sacred

Tonight's schedule in the BushFeezle Downtown Merchants League at the Hoosier Athletic Club: 7:30—L. S. v 8:30—Mt. I ie, P. Was-

son. . 9:30—Hibben-Hollweg vs. Wm. H. Block.

Indianapolis “Y” Firemen scored

a 24-23 victory over Peoples Motor Coach. :

McKinney Bearcats

defeate Christamore Flashes, 37-35. :

The pairings this evening in the Em-Roe Sunday School League at the First Presbyterian gym: i—Blue Shields vs. Clermont Christian $—B , Bir aayeane vs. Genital Christian, Bry schedule for the Em-Roe uff Road League this evening a School 9: 5.8 7:15—Beth . C. vs. J. 815 Red ohieids Os. Bladiiawes. al © Anseting Metal Products vs. Tonight’s schedule in the A. A. U. league at the Y. M. C. A. peii]5—Y Reps vs. Indian Central Whip8:13—Y Troja . St - Three games "Will be | bi Bo night in the Em-Roe Speedway In dustrial League: 7—National Malleable vs. J. D. Ada 8—Stockyard : i i me = S—Bookwalter-Ball Greathouse ve" Exim Lambdu Nu Fraternity, abl 1 , able to furnish a gym for Sunday, wants games with strong city teams. Write Ben Linder, 938 S. Meridian St., or call RI-2073 between 5:30 and 6:30 p-m.

Forty-one teams have entered the Pennsy Gym city tourney which starts at 7 p.m. Monday. Entries will close Friday. Entry blanks may be obtained at Bush-Feezle’s or the

Pennsy Gym. For inform LI-9595, stion gall

Entries for the Em-Roe Downtown Merchants’ Tournament which starts Feb. 28 at the H. A. C., will close this week. Entries are to be made with Everett Babb, LI-3446. The following teams notice: Book-walter-Ball-Greathouse, VanCamp, Vonnegut, Burts Shoe Co, Stokely

Bros., J. D. Adams and ig the National

Last night’s results in the Riverside Invitational Tournament: Brownsburz, 42: Zion, Yiotor Memorial, 36; Riverside, 85. onal, ; St. 5 . Geo. J. Mayer, 32; Rly, Raina 28) The tournament schedule this evening: i—Brownsburg vs. N .8=R. CG. A Girls ve: Bel ukusta.

9—Seven Up Girls vs. Mid ai 10—Riverside Cleaners iy Rea ub Girls.

Results in the Em-Roe League at School 9:

60; Bethany A

Fea ? Shieh, 38; A TRL ~ Seven Up, 32; Empco, 27 Coa

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It’s Pro Double Bill Here Wednesday

Butler Fieldhouse again will be the scene of a pro basketball double-header Wednesday night. Chicago's Crusaders, Western colored champions, oppose Jim Birr’s All-Stars in one tilt. and Kautsky’s will play the Hammond Ciesars in a National League game. Andres of| the Kautskys, averaging 10.1 points a game this year, is second in the league scoring race for point totals, but first in field goals.

They’re Off in $5000 Texas Tourney

SAN ANTONIO, Tex. Feb. 8 (U. P.).—The first of 294 golfers teed off today in the pro-amateur event of the $5000 Texas Open, oldest big money golf tournament in the United States. It was the largest field ever to. compete in a Texas tourney, and it included virtually every top-flight professional. The skies were partly cloudy and temperatures mild when the first foursome began the trek around Brackenridge Park course. At sixminute intervals the pros and amateurs followed. It will be late afternoon before the field finishes.

Dean at I. U. Retains National Cue Title

Times Special BLOOMINGTON, Ind., Feb. 8.—C. E. Edmonson, billiards-playing dean of men at Indiana University, successfully defended his national faculty cue title here last night against Prof. Harry C. Carver of the University of Michigan. : Dean Edmonson, who has held the

ward and he weighs 155. {

triumph of the season. Northwestern will be the final this year. lost to Illinois, Indiana and Ohio State. Steiner, the squad’s leading scorer, will miss his third consecutive game because of influenza, from which he is rapidly recovering. Melvin Vandermeer, Charles ' Atkinson, Bill Hamilton are still on the injured list. George Knobel has just recovered from scarlet fever while Lyle Neat, Harold Braden and Elwood Norris have yet to iron out tuition difficulties with the administration. All are lettermen with the exception of Braden and Norris.

The Brighter Side

Hinkle will manage, however, to have Byron Gunn and Bob Dietz together -at the forward berths for the first time in five games. Gunn has starred in Butler’s last two starts after missing the previous four games: because of an injured knee. Dietz has missed two consecutive games because of a cold. As run-ner-up to Steiner in scoring, Dietz is expected to add a little offensive punch. Hinkle’s major difficulty tonight is selecting the fifth starter. Jack Clayton, local junior, probably will start at center, moving Loren Joseph, regular pivot man, to a guard, giving the squad added height. James M:Cray, pint-size juni is the probable fifth man althofigh Hinkle may favor Wilbur Schumacher, Wilbur Whitinghill or Lester /ICombs, all of whom have become hew finds in the last wzek. Northwestern invades the local goalhouse with a record of seven victories against four losses and a probable first five that includes two Hoosiers.

Invaders in Slump The Wildcats won their first five

"He's Dribbling Toward

Doing a quick left face in motion here is Charles Me! colors of Northwestern University o

Limping Bulldogs Clash With Northwestern Here Tonight

With Capt. Jerry Steiner and seven others still ailing, \Coach Tony Hinkle will fling his reserve bait against Northwestern at 8:15 o’clock sg tonight in the Fieldhouse as his Bulldogs fish for their third Big Ten

The Bulldogs have defeated Iowa and Wisconsin and have

games of the season then fell before Purdue. Minnesota and Chicago were handed successive drubbings. But the Northwestern team skidded into a slump and has lost its last three games to Ohio State, Notre Dame in a return match, and Marquette.’ Captain of the invaders this year is Addington (Ad) Vance, Logansport senior. Another Indiana starter may be Charles Melchoir of Jasper. Other former Indiana high school performers on the team are Henry Clason, Goshen; George Benson, Hammond; John Welsh, Anderson, and Sam Gershuny, Lafayette. As usual the Bulldogs will be giving away height. This time, however, it will be but an inch since

championship | since 1935, won, 150 to 123.

Clayton will start. Melchoir at 5

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feet. 11 inches is Northwestern’s smallest starter. Butler has won 12 of its 17 starts this season and will meet City College of New York at Louisville, Ky. Monday night. > : The preliminary game tonight at 7 o'clock will have Butler freshmen playing the Tabernacle Presbytérian Church team.

6 Coast Towns Get cq Class ‘C’ Loop HOLLYWOOD, Feb. 8 (U. P.).—A| class “C” baseball league will operate in six California towns during the 1941 season under sponsorship of the Pacific Coast League. Officials approved the idea yester-

day after a month of discussion, to sponsor: the following clubs: San

Francisco at San Jose; Los Angeles 3?

at San Bernardino; San Diego at Riverside, and Hollywood at Santa Barbara. - . : Coast League spokesmen said Seattle would probably back a team

in Bakersfield and Oakland would |?!

sponsor a club at either Fresno or Modesto.

Duquesne Breaks Up L. I. Win Streak

NEW YORK, Feb. 8 (U. P.).—A smooth-passing Duquesne Lasketball team sported its ninth straight victory today, having walloped Long Island University’s - Blackbirds, 3632, before 11,107 fans in Madison Square Garden last night. The loss snapped a seven-game Blackbird winning streak and was their second defeat in 17 starts this season. The win was the Dukes’

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13th in 14 starts.

Probable Lineups

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Officials——Referee, Glenn Adams (Colum-

bus); Umpire, Dick Bray (Cincinnati).

choir of Jasper, Ind., who will help bear the nto the Butler Fieldhouse floor tonight. Charley is a 5-foot-11 for-

Basketball Scores

HIGH SCHOOLS '

New Castle, 41; Richmond, 31. Jasper, 51; Soutaport, 3). Helmsburg, 31; VanBuren Twp., 11. McCordsville, 27; Castleton, 15. ° New Palestine, 25; Beech Brove, 22. Sunman, 31; Guilford, 26. Markleville, 41; Wilkinson, 23. Holton, 41; Osgood, 9. Franklin Masonic Home, 44; Trafalgar, Cutler, 36; Young America, 27. Burney, 59; Venas, 23. Rockfield, 26; Star City, 25. Grass Creek, 42; Onward, 32. West Point, 37; Chalmers, 18. Cortland, 39; Clear Spring, 35. Covington, 37; Linden, 33

Parker, 52; Spartanburg, 35. Brockville, 59; Milroy, 37. Harrisburg, 33; Bentonville, 11. STATE COLLEGES

Hanover, 55; Louisville, 49. St. Joseph’s at Valparaiso (postponed until March 4.) . Notre Dame Reserves, 41; Tri-State, 39. OTHER COLLEGES

Duquesne, 36; Long Island, 32. Louisiana State, 51; Southwestern, 41. Washington and Jefferson, 37; Navy, 28. California, 33; University of San Francisco, 28. Ohio Wesleyan, 61; DeSales, 60. Yale, 45; Brown . New York City College, 32; Fordham, 30. Princeton, 34; Rutzels, . Waynesburg, 41; Pittsburgh, 28. Army, 33; Columbia, 39. Moravian, 51; Drew, 33. Penn State, 32; West Virginia, 23. Maryland, 60; Virginia Military. 38. Edinboro, 54; California (Pa.) Teachs

rs. 44. Marquette, 41; Chicago, 29. Roanoke, 32; Catawba, 30. Bridgewater, 47; Elizabethtown, 32, North Carolina, 41; Davidson, 28. ,North Carolina State, 38; Wake Forest,

Erskine, 31; Furman, 23. Iowa Weslevan, 43; Dubuque, 41. Glenville, 65; Concord, 43. Syracuse, 49; St. Lawrence, 37. Central Teachers, 47; Whitewater Teach-

ers, 38. Bonaventure, 55: Ashland, 44.

St. Murray Teachers, 57; Tennessee Tech,

Amherst, 47; Union, 24. Dartmouth, 53; Harvard, 46. Bluefield, 47; Lynchburg, 53. William and Marv, 29; Virginia, 28. Texas Wesleyan, 55: Austin, 27, John Tarleton. 45; Southwestern, 18. Pittsburgh (Kas.) Teachers, 43; Wichi3

McMurry, 38: Daniel Baker, 21. Washington Colleze, 39; Catholic, 35. Oklahoma A. & M., 35: Tulsa, Georgetown, 34; Tempvle, 31. Mississippi College, 41: Mercer, 40. PROFESSIONAL National League Akron Firestones, 39; Chicago Bruins, 33.

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The winner and the runner-up in the state independent basketball tournament beginning Saturday at Anderson, will represent Indiana in the National Interstates Tournament Feb. 19-23 at the Butler Fieldhouse. . Sixteen teams, the survivors of district meets, wii. compete in the Anderson tourney. First round pairings: SI A es Sialite of Kokomo vs. 11 A. M.—Roy Steel of Indianapolis vs. Anaconda Wire and Cable of Marion. 2 P. M.—Stewart-Warner of Indianapolis ve Cop bus Merchants.

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‘LAFAYETTE, Ind., Feb. 8 (NEA). —Although he played 434 out of a possible 480 minutes last year, Dave Rankin, Purdue end and captainelect, gained 10 pounds duirng the season. He started at 180.

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