Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 25 February 1946 — Page 9

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AT AMBIA hooves. 38, 36, Otterbein 31, Fowler! 33, 'Ambia Boswell 43, Fowler % (finals), AT ANDERSON Anderson 57, Anderson St. Mary's 38. Lapel 36, Pendleton 33. 3 50, Lapel 33 (finals). : AT ATTICA Attica 29, Covington 31,

Pine Villa 25, Perrysville 23 (overtime). Attica 43, Village 16 Oak

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GTON y 42, Martinsville 20.

: AT Y Bloomin on Bloom 31, antown 29. university 37, Bloomington, 30.

AT BLUFFTON Central hy sShegter Center 20, Hi am 4% hs Qasian an 35: Central an.

a BOONVILLE Boonville 59, Tennyson 18. anvil 48, Elberfeld 26. Boonville 89, Lynnville 50 (finals).

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. Clinton 35, Rockville 28 (finals),

AT CONNERSVILLE Brownsville 34, Sopmayayifle as. Harrisbur, 36" Sa Beowsailie 43, Hartisburg 35 (finals).

T CRAWFORDSVILLE Darlington 45, Alamo 39. Crawfordsville 40, Linden 28. Crawfordsville 55, Darlington 44 (finals),

AT DANVILLE Danville 27, Speedway 25. Brownsburg 48, Avon 34. Danville 49, Brownsburg 46 (finals), AT DECATUR Berne 48, Pleasant Mills 28. Decatur 28, Monmou Berne 20,’ Decatur n

AT DELPHI Flora 83, Carrolton 23. Cam 30, Del 21. ora 36, Camden 20 (finals). AT EVANSVILLE Evansville Memorial 68, Griffin 28, Evansville Central 41, Mt. Vernon 17. Evansville Central 31, Evansville Memorial 28 (finals) AT FARMLAND Farmland 46, Union City 33. Parker 35, Spartanburg 23. Farmland 39, Parker 38 (finals) (over time). AT FT. WAYNE Pt. Wayne South 36, Ft. Wayne North 33. Ft. Wayne Central 51, Woodburn 30. , Pea ran Central 51, Ft, Wayne South

At FRANKFORT 1, Jackson Twp. 26. Rosevilie 32, rl 22. Rossville 43, Frankfort 34 (finals), AT FRANKLIN Nineveh 3 Center Grove 23. Pranklin 32, Whiteland 23. Franklin 5 Nineveh h (finals), AT GARY Gary Bison 87, Gary Horace Mann 29 Gary Wallace 53, Gary Tolleston 37, Gary ion 28, Bary Wallace 26 (finals), AT GREENCASTLE) Greencastle 26, Russelville 28. Reelsville 39, Bainbridge 37. Reelsville 20, Greencastle 14 (finals). AT UBEENFIELD Ede n 50, Maxweil Fortville 33, Wilkinson 32, Eden 41, Fortville (fnals). AT GREENSBURG Sand Creek 20, New Point 18, Greensburg 27, North Vernon 25. Sand Creek 43, Greensburg 40 (finals) (overtime). . . AT HAMMOND Lowell 52, Portage 46. East Chicago Washington 36, Hammond

Tech 33. East Chicago Washington 50, Lowell 23 (finals). AT HARTFORD CITY Rartiord City 38, Madison Twp. 31. rtiand 36, Pennviile 27. Portland 29, Hartford City 11 (finals). AT HUNTINGTON Warren 35, Clear Creek 23. Huntington 37, Lancaster Twp. 29. Huntington 48, Warren 30 (fimals). AT INDIANAPOLIS Tech 42, Washington 35. Cathedral 30, Beech Grove 20. Tech 28, Cathedral 25 (finals), AT JASPER Spurgeon 44, Huntingburg 31. Jasper 41, Petersburg 39. Jasper 51, Spurgeon 41 (finals). AT KENDALLVILLE Kendallville 44, Albion 33. Cromwell 38, Shipshewanna 33. Kendallville 29, Cromwell 25. AT KOKOMO Greentown 20, Howard twp. 27. Kokomo 58, Clay twp. 15. Kokomo 12, Greentown 6 (finals). AT LAFAYETTE Buck Creek 44, Klondike 34 (overtime). Lafayette Jeff 53, Romney 26. Lafayette Jef 59, Buck Creek 29. AT LAWRENCEBURG Rising Sun 35, Moores x 34. Lawrenceburg ss, Brig. 22. Lawrenceburg 57, Ra Sun 25. AT LEBANON Zionsville 31, Lebanon 26. Whitestown 25, Pinnell 24 A Whitestown 33, Zionsville 24 (finals). T LOGANSPORT New Waverly 48, Royal Center 44. Logansport 29, Onward 13. Logansport 48, New Waverly 30 (finals), AT MADISON Scottsburg 28, Austin 24. Madison 63, Deputy 7. Madison 36, Scottsburg 35 (finals). AT MARION Marion 8t. Pgul's 24, Fairmount 21. Gas City 37, Marion 34 Gas Oity 16, Marion St. Paul's 8 (finals). AT MICHIGAN CITY LaPorte 49, Rolling Prairie 25. Michigan City 47, Union Mills 24. LaPorte 45, Michigan City 33, AT MONTICELLO Monon 48, Reynolds 33 Monticello 46, Buffalo 22. Monticello 41, Monon 28 (finals). AT MOROCCO Rensselaer 49, Wheatfield 24. Brook. 38, Morocco 34. Rensselaer 40, Brook 19. AT MUNCIE Royerton 30, Desota 23. Muncie Central 46, Yorktown 26. Muncie Central 46, Royerton 36 (finals).

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AT NAPPANEE Elkhart a Middlebury 38, Bristol 4 Elkhart %, Bristol 37 (finals). AT NEW ALBANY New Albany 44, New Washington 30, Jefferson 0 don 35.

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T WABASH Lagro 23, ini an. Wabash 55, Chester Twp. 34. Wabash 62, Lagro 34 (final), AT WARSAW Warsaw 20, Etna Green 27. Milford 38, Silver Lake 34. Milford 23, Warsaw 19 Sinan). Washiiaton AL WASHINGTON Wa 8 Loogootee ashington Catholic 29, 4 Washington 31, Washington Catholic 30 (final)

T WINAMAO Winamac 44, Pranceeville an. Fulton 45, Rochester Winamac 43, Fulton 34 (final), AT WORTHINGTON Jasonville 36, Marco 21. Linton 42, Switz City 16. Linton 30, Jasonville 20 (final).

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WHO WROTE TO ASK WHY WE CAN'T HAVE A NICKEL TRANSIT FARE RATE LIKE THE NEW YORK SUBWAYS’

That's a good question, and we'll try to answer it fully. New York's subway system is owned by the City, which established the 5¢-a-ride rate. That looks cheap until you discover that it is costing the taxpayers over $41,000,000 per year more to operate the system than is received from passengers. This deficit must be made up with dollars from the City Treasury (taxpayers dollars, of course). So, in reality, the low nickel subway fare is subsidized by the people them. selves who must pay higher taxes because of it. Indianapolis Railways is self-supporting. It does not get any taxpayers’ support. In fact, last year we paid taxes totaling $1,105,667, or more than $3,000 per day. A 5¢ fare in our City would put the Company out of business in short order. Because the number of riders has been rapidly decreasing since 1944 — while operating costs have been steadily increasing — the present 6%¢ token rate is plainly insufficient. Too, the Company is being asked to raise wages approximately $1,000,000 a year. The question is simply: Shall we have a token rate 124% 10 28%% lower than that of any comparable city baving a self-supporting transit system, or shall we have a bigher token rate that will permit this Company to give our citizens the modern transportation service they want and deserve? Tu 7945, Operating Costs Increased $842.87 a Day. Compared with 1944 Passenger Rides Decreased 9,708 a Day Compared with 1944 Sincerely, .

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