Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 46, Number 94, 28 February 1921 — Page 9

COMPLETED SATURDAY; SCHEDULE ANNOUNCED Drawings for the Indiana High school basketball tournament were completed at Indianapolis, Saturday by the Board of Control of the Btate high school association. The drawings were made for the sectional meets to be held on March 4 and 5 and for the semi-finals to be held at Furdue and Indiana on March 12 and for the finals to be held in Indianapolis on March 18 and 19. Everyone of the 32 districts have from 11 to 17 high school teams represented to compete in the district meets. Crawfordsville is the district having 11 teams entered while Vincennes has the largest number entered with. 17 teams. Most of the other districts have 16 teams entered. Following are a few of the district schedules and the regional and the state tourneys: Newcastle 15 Teams . Friday Morning 9, Spiceland vs. Lewisville; 10, Sulphur Springs V3. Yorktown; 11, Rnightstown vs. Mt. Summit. ' . - Friday Afternoon 2, Daleville vs. Middletown; 3, Newcastle vs. Cadiz; 4, Mooreland vs. New Lisbon. Friday Evening 7:30, Cowan vs. Muncie; 8:30, Kennard va. winner 9 a. m. - Saturday Morning 9, winner 10 a. m. vs. winner 11 a. m.; 10, winner 2 p. m. vs. winner 3 p. m.; 11, winner 4 p. m. vs. winner 7:30 p. m. Saturday Afternoon 2, winner 8:30 p. m. vs. winner 3 a.m.; 3, winner 10 a. m. vs. winner 11 a. m. Saturday Evening Winner 2 p. m. vs. winner 3 p. m. Winchester 16 Teams Friday Mornin g 9:00, Jefferson ' (Ridgeville) vs. Modoc; 10, Losantville vs. Huntsville; 11, Union City vs. Green township. Friday Afternoon 1, Stoney Creek vs. Winchester; 2, Saratoa vs. DeSota; 3, Monroe township vs. Ridgeville; 4, Selma vs. Monroe. Friday Evening 7:30, Spartanburg vs. Jackson; 8:30, winner 9 a. m. vs. winner 10 a. m. Saturday Morning 9. winner 11 a.

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CRUMPLED QUAKERS SEEK REDEMPTION IN FRANKLIN GAME Earlham's basketball team continued on its losing streak Saturday night with the IndianaDental flv furnishing the rollers for the toboggan. The game was well played on the Indianapolis Athletic club floor, and the figures for the catastrophe were 24-19. According to the reports of the game brought back by the squad of rooters which accompanied the Maroon and White team, the tooth-pullers showed a marked improvement over their demonstration here early in the season when the locals had little difficulty in defeating them 21-10. The Quakers, on the other hand, showed the effect of the stiff game with Butler, on the preceding night. Close Guarding. The contest is said to have 6hown some of-the closest guarding ever seen on the Indianapolis floor. Both teams demonstrated an almost airtight defense. The score at the end of the

first half stood 7-5 in the Dentals' fa-

m. vs. winner 1 p. m.; 10, winner i Vor. The second half was practically

p. m. vs. winner s p. m., n, wmuci a repetition of the first as far as scor4 p. m. vs. winner 7:30 p. m. hng was concerned, as the Dents were

able ,to increase their lead by only

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p. m. vs. winner 9 a. m.; 3, winner iw a. m. vs. winner 11 a. m. Saturday Evening 8, winner 2 p. m. vs. winner 3 p. m. Ru6hville 16 Teams. Friday morning 9, New Salem vs. Rushville; 10, Milroy vs. Laurel; 11, Letts vs. Greensburg. Friday afternoon 1, Sandusky vs. Moscow; 2, Webb vs. Arlington; 3, Clarksburg vs. Carthage; 4, Raleigh vs. Glenwood. Friday evening 7:30, Manila vs. Burney; 8:30, winner 9 a. m. vs. winner 10 a. ni. Saturday morning 9, winner ,11 a. m. vs. winner 1 p. m.; 10, winner 2 p. m. vs. winner 3 p. m.; 11, winner 4 p. m. vs. winner 7:30 p. m. Saturday afternoon 2, winner, 8: 30 m. vs. .winner Jl a. ja.l ..3,, winner 10 a. m. vs. winner 11 a, m. . Saturday evening 8, winner 2 p.'m. vs. winner 3 p. m.

two points. The Quakers' points in the first neriod were due to five foul

pitched by Lawler. Carey, who rivaled the solar system in-the Butler game, by annexing eight field goals, was kept well smothered. Goar, the speedy Quaker forward, was unable to connect with the basket, and who replaced by Townsend, who

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KEVVPIE FIVE DROPS FINAL TOURNEY GAME

MUNCIE, Feb. 28. Richmond Kewpies dropped the final game of the Indiana Junior tournament held here Saturday when the Muncie Midgets handed them a 27, 14 defeat. The Richmond team was the . surprise of the meet and were not doped to go so hiarh. With clever basket-ball they defeated all comers up to the final game. Richmond faced a much stiffer schedule than did the local team and were forced to play three games within as many hours, not getting out of their gym suits until the last game was finished, while the Midgets did not have as stiff a schedule and were allowed the much needed rest between games. The final game was nip and tuck in the first half, tbe lead changing very

often. The half ended 12-8 in favor

of the Midguts. The second half started off with a rush Richmond tieing the score. The teams battled on even terms for several minutes when the fast tiring Richmond team went to pieces. The score and lineups are as folia ws: Muncie, (27) Richmond. (U) Bogart F Monger Turner F Retz Ulery C Sauter Mace G Smith Raisor G Wagner Substitution Hyde for Smith. Field Goals Ulery. 5; Bogart, 5; Turner, 2; Sauter. 3; Monser, 2; Retz, 2. Foul Goals Rogart, 3. Referee Fortney.

ENTERS MAYORALTY RACE HARTFORD CITY. Ind., Feb. 28. Link Cook Saturday announced his candidacy for the Republican nomination for mayor of Hartford City.

BOOM LUMBER MAN FOR MAYOR EVANSVILLE. Ind.. Feb. 28. Frlenda of Daniel Wertz, a wealthy lumber manufacturer and member of the city school board here, started a boom for him for the Democratic nomination for mayor in the city i primaries that will be held in May. Ijt is understood that Mr. Wertz will not consider making the race if Mayor Benjamin Bosse enters the primaries and ask3 for another nomination.

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ing of Johnson was responsible for the low score of the opponents, Fac Franklin. This week the Earlhamites will prepare for the final game of the season with Franklin at the Coliseum Thursday night. With one victory over the Thuberites to their credit the locals should end up their season with a victory. It is probable that Beck will be kept out of the final contest because of the I. C. A. L. ruling. Townsend

played a stellar game. The close guard-'s the best bet to full the gap and

Goar in all probability will be shifted to the. floor guard.

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NEWARK EDITOR DIES NEWARK, N. J., Feb. 2S. Frank J. Urquhart. 56 years old. pari owner and associate editor of the Newark Sunday Call, died of heart disease here.

REGIONAL TOURNEYS Purdue University 16 Team Saturday morning 9, winner at Attica vs. winner at Lebanon; 10, winner at Fort Wayne vs. winner at Huntington; 11, winner at Lafayette vs. winner at Bluffton. Saturday afternoon 2... winner at Kokomo vs. winner at Lokansport; 3, winner at Marion vs. winner at Anderson; 4, winner at Gary vs. winner at Rochester. Saturday evening 7:30, winner at Auburn vs. winner at South Bend; 8:30, winner at Warsaw vs. winner at Crawfordsville. Indiana University 15 Teams. Saturday morning 9, winner at Owensville vs. winner at Rushville; 10, winner at Newcastle vs. winner at Richmond; 11, winner at Sullivan vs. winner at Franklin. Saturday afternoon 2, winner at

Scottsburg vs. winner at Winchester; 3, winner at Bedford vs. winner at Greencastle; 4, winner at Terre Haute vs. winner at Martinsville. Saturday evening 7:30, winner at Bloomington vs. winner at Columbus; 8:30, winner at Vincennes vs. winner at Indianapolis. STATE TOURNEY Indianapolis, March 18 and 19 16 Teams. Friday morning 9, game 3 Bloomington vs. game 6 Bloomington; 10, game 8 Lafayette vs. game 2 Lafayette. Friday- afternoon 1. game 1 Lafayette vs. game 3 Lafayette; 2, game 5 Bloomington vs. game 7 Bloomington: 3, game 4 Bloomington vs. game 2 Bloomington; 4, game 5 Lafayette vs. game 7 Lafayette. Friday evening 7:30 game 8 Bloomington vs. game 1 Bloomington; 8:30, wiuner 9 a. m. vs. winner 10 a. m. Saturday morning 8, winner 11 a, m. vs. winner 1 p. m.; 10, winner 2 p. m. vs. winner 3 p. m.; 11, winner 4 p. m. vs. winner 7:30 p. m. Saturday afternoon 2. winner 8:30 p .m. vs. winner 9 a. m.; 3, winner, 10 a. m. vs. winner 11 a. m. Saturday evening 8, winner 2 p.m. vs. winner 3 p. m.

SHERER TAKES LEAD IN BILLIARD TOURNEY

Sherer went Into the lead in the bll liard tourney being held at Twiggs by winning two games. Eggleston dropped into third place, losing one game and Hewie went Into third place by winning two games. The standing of the tournament after the games Saturday night. Man. W. U Pet. Sherer (79) 9 2 SIS Rogers (100) 5 2 714 Eggleston (70) 4 2 6C7 Hewie (95) 6 5 54a Wilmore (85) 7 6 538 Stevens (80) 5 5 POO Smith (93) . 3 3 500 Ray (65) 2 3 400 Whrtcomb (65) 2 3 400 Grapperhaus (70) 3 6 333 Movers, (65) . . J 2 4 333 Sfubbe (60) 1 4 200 Mayer (55) 0 4 000 Wilder tribes of Bedouins either practice sun worship or have no. religion.

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