Morton Tigers Triumph In County Tournament
Morton defeats New Salem to win the county tourney as Bruce and Randolph anchor the guards. Mock and Angle led scorers with 35 and 32 points, while New Salem’s Angle tallied 16 in the final game. Officials were praised for competent handling and fans profited from strong concessions.
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Bruce
Randolph
Morton
Tigers
New Salem
Ee Tt
William Bruce
Charles DeMundrum
Mock
Angle
New Salem Aces
Carthage
Blue Raiders
Eagles
Milroy
Mays
Mack
Angie
Orphan Boys
Meck
Little Arthur Randolph
Gings
Raleigh
New Saleem
Weekend Basketball Schedule and Scoring Notes
Friday night sees Morton hosting Mays with 14 points noted, Shortridge visiting Rushville, Arlington facing Milroy with 3 points, and Straight at Raleigh with 5 points. Saturday adds Sacred Heart at Morton and Raleigh at New Lisbon with 3 points.
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Morton
Mays
Shortridge
Rushville
Arlington
Milroy
Straight
Raleigh
Sacred Heart
New Lisbon
Progress of the Tourney Scores Update
Thursday night results show Carthage 33 Glenwood 4 and New Salem 29 Arlington 25. Morton 46 Ging 16 and Raleigh 25 Mays 15. Milroy 32 Manilla 15 and New Salem 30 Carthage 17. Saturday afternoon Morton 30 Raleigh 17 and New Salem 32 Milroy 26. Morton 28 New Salem 17 in finals.
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Mays Tigers
Raleigh
Gordon
Tigers
Carthage
Glenwood
Marion Morris
Owers
Arlington Wildcats
New Salem
Manilla
Milroy
Brown
Milroy Cardinals
Morton
Arlington
Ging
Mays
Mock
Ee Re
Angle
Nonce Enn
Young
Rushville
Certer
Sessnce Reverea Sercet
Hartwell
Seeeeeee
Stephens
Tes
Ceeense Wees
Eoveettace
Northam
White
Gua
Arlington Coach Takes New Post at Greencastle High
George Davis, longtime Arlington high school basketball coach and teacher, resigns to join Greencastle High School this week. He will teach at Greencastle and serve as critic teacher for DePauw University. Davis led Arlington the past two seasons and into the current year before the move. Robert Copeland of Indianapolis, DePauw alumnus, will assume Arlington’s coaching duties tonight.
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George Davis
Arlington
Greencastle High School
DePauw University
Davis
Robert Copeland
Indianapolis
Greencastle
Westland
Horatio Davis
What Becomes of Money Taken in at Sectional Tourneys
A column explains the distribution of funds from sectional tournaments. It outlines rules from the official guide, noting that all legitimate expenses are paid except for transportation and lodging, with a tourney manager overseeing the process.
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Ctio-Ai
Guides Paddle Against Landing At Indiana Sports Show
Joe Penney of Liverpool Nova Scotia headlines the Indiana Sportsmen's Show at the Manufacturers Building State Fair Grounds March 4 to 12. He will join heavy tackle contests against north woods guides and be on hand to answer heavy fishing questions. Circus seats surround the artificial lake for spectators to view the contests.
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Joe Penney
Liverpool
Nova Scotia
North Woods Guides
Manufacturers Building
State Fair Grounds
Penney
Indiana
Center High School Tourney Financial Plan
A formal budget outlines expenses and distributions for a school tournament. Center High School receives one hundred dollars. transportation, lodging, and a tourney manager are covered by the center.Half the balance split pro rata among participating schools, with the other half based on local season ticket sales by March 2.
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Center High School
Center
Board of Control
Center School
Louis Stops Opponent in Opening Round
Joe Louis heavyweight champion of the world stopped John Henry Lewis in the opening round by technical knockout. Referee Arthur Donovan halted the bout 2 minutes 29 seconds after it began as Lewis was knocked down three times in the quick round.
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New York City
Joe Louis
John Henry Lewis
New York Hippodrome
Madison Square Garden
Arthur Donovan
Lewis
Raccoon Propagation Grows Among Indiana Conservers
Indiana conservationists report rising raccoon numbers due to restocking efforts. The Department of Conservation partners with more than twenty clubs to propagate raccoon at state game farms and through club dens. Raccoon are raised as black and grey varieties and released at 16 weeks or kept to 10 months, boosting the fur crop and hunting appeal.
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Indiana
Department of Conservation
Division of Fish and Game
Farming for Profit Fails to Bring Maximum Family Satisfaction
A commentary argues that farming solely to earn extra cash or wealth does not yield lasting happiness for farmers or their households. It warns against chasing rapid riches and urges mindful, purposeful farming for fulfillment and stability.
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New Salem High School
Milroy Bae
Tushville
Arlington Ons
Farm Seeds
E.J. Funk & Sons
Carney
Olds
Buick
G. M. C. Demonstrator
GEO. C. Alexander Company
Buick — Olds
Rushville, Ind
McCarty
Alka-Seltzer
IV County
Louis
Hoosier
Greenfield, Ind
Bette Grable
Hank” Luisetti
Eleanor Whitney IN
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BIG
Priscilla Lane
Rosemary Lane
Lola Lane
Gale Page
Claude Rains
May Robson
Ronald Colman
Frances Dee
Princess Rushville
Tuck ‘In
Whil
Loretta Richard Young ] Greene
Technicolor
Bing Crosby
Pranciska Gaal
Carthage, Indiana
Frank Capra
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