Greencastle Triumphs Over Brazil In Local Cage Clash
Greencastle High School defeats Brazil 29 to 12 in Greencastle Friday night. Despite three missing regulars due to illness Brazil failed to score a field goal in the second half while Greencastle pulled away 21 to 11 after intermission. Proctor led Brazil with 8 of 10 free throws, while C Black and Foster paced Greencastle with multiple field goals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greencastle High School
Bravil
Foster
Purple and Gray
B. Allen
Rhea
Proctor
Braet
C. Black
Greencastle
Brazil
Clay County
Nevins
Bryan
Allen
Crabbe
Henderson B. Allen
Stamm
Christopher
Butler
Downing
Crabne
Shafer
Henderson
Bard
B Allen
Poland
Bloomington
Gilbert R. Snider
Brazil Quintet Tops local Greencastle Prazi clash
A large Greencastle Prazi crowd packed the city gym as Brazil visiting team defeated Proctor led Clay County five. Coach Clements brought about one hundred Brazil fans. Dick Yayor watched from sidelines. Proctor scored all points for Brazil while B Allen starred for G H S on defense and offense.
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Clements
Brazil
Clay County
Proctor
Brazil and G H S Basketball Clash Highlights Football Captain
The piece notes Brazil High School leaders a captain and pitcher on the baseball nine and a halfback on football plus top scorer on track. It details the curtain raiser game where G H S second string beat Brazil, with Ed Wright refereeing and Mr Ichimura of Honda, Japan observing.
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Brazil High School
Ed. Wright
Mighty Little” Fillmore High School
Ichimura
Honda
Japan
United States
Greencastle
Brazil
G H S Second Quintet Edges Reelsville In Curtain-raiser
The G H S seconds narrowly defeated Reelsville first team 27 to 26 in a close curtain-raiser before the Brazil Greencastle game. Halftime score was 14-10, with Reelsville staying within reach throughout a nip and tuck contest.
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Brazil
Spaulding
Reelsville
R. H
West Putnam Boys
Fine Musical Recital At Greencastle High School
Misses Helen Roland and Helen Wickett entertained Greencastle High School students and faculty with piano and cello solos including Turkey in the Straw and The Oriental. Roland, a Morton High School senior from Richmond, and Wickett, a former Richmond pupil now at DePauw University School of Music, highlighted Vocational Music as a new program with ten pupils already signed up.
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Helen Roland
Helen Wickett
Greencastle High School
Turkey
Miss Wickett
Miss Roland
Morton High School
Richmond
Indiana
R. C. Sloane
Sloane
DePauw University School of Music
Department of Music
Smith and Rariden Attend Republican Editors Banquet
Mr and Mrs H M Smith and Mr and Mrs S R Rariden attended the Republican Editors banquet in Indianapolis Friday night.
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H. M. Smith
S. R. Rariden
Indianapolis
Christian Science Sunday Activities Schedule
The notice lists church events including Sunday School at 9 45 and Sunday morning service at 10 45 with a Wednesday evening testimonial. It references OCS 65 05 of states and a 7 45 time readout.
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OCS
Nine Illinois Athletes Declared Ineligible Over Semi Pro Game
Nine University of Illinois stars were ruled ineligible for further competition after participating in a semi professional football game on November 27, 1921, in Taylorville Illinois. Players include Larry Walquist Jack Crangle Joe Sternaman Dutch Kaiser Dope Simpson John Teuscher D A Milligan F J Gammage and P T Green. Walquist was a standout basketball and football figure and Crangle was a long time football star. Opposing lineup featured several Notre Dame players.
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Urbana
University of Illinois
Larry Walquist
Jack Crangle
Joe Sternaman
Dutch” Kaiser
Dope” Simpson
John Teuscher
D. A. Milligan
F. J. Gammage
P. T. Green
Illinois
Crangle
Walquist
Sternaman
Middle West
Green
Taylorville
Ill
Notre Dame
Bank Bandits Sentenced in Martinsville Robbery
Elzo Clevenger 23 of Muncie drew ten to twenty years in the Indiana reformatory for the Waverly bank holdup. He was fined 100 dollars and disfranchised ten years. Rudolph Shonfield 19 of Wabash received the same prison range and fine with disfranchisement two years. sentence suspended. Judge Bain criticized their lifestyle. Shonfield’s term suspended after prosecuting attorney’s clemency plea. Shonfield later was shot by a deputy.
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Martinsville
Ind
Elzo Clevenger
Muncie
Indiana Reformatory
Waverly (Ind
Rudolph Shonfield
Wabash
Clevenger
Reformatory
Shonfield
M. F. Rosenbush
Columbus
A. M. Bain
O. W. Smith
Court allows Shonfield to stay with mother after injury
A court ruled that Shonfield may remain with his mother Mrs Edith Shonfield for a short period while he recovers from his injury. The ruling follows a getaway related robbery case and outlines a temporary custodial arrangement.
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Ficer
Shonfield
Edith Shonfield
Two Black Men Involved in Pick Axe Fracas Near Greencastle
William Vandiver and Homer Wade, both Black laborers from Kentucky, quarrelled on the National Road south of Greencastle. Vandiver struck Wade in the side with a pick, injuring him but not fatally. Vandiver is jailed in anticipation of circuit court trial for attempted serious harm.
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William Vandiver
Homer Wade
Greencastle
Vandiver
Wade
Reelsville
Kentucky
Sears
Opening Hog Prices Steady to 150 Higher
Indianapolis receipts show hogs steady to 15c higher at the opening of the local livestock market. Top price at $9.50, with most sales $9.00 to $9.85, and pigs at $9.50, sows $7.75. Cattle held steady, calves $13.50, and sheep and lambs strong with best lambs up to $13.50.
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Indianapolis
Local Notes from South West Jackson and Bainbridge
Clark Wilson was killed on Wednesday. Several attended the Bainbridge ball game Friday night. Flu threats rise in the area. Mrs. Will Barker improves. Albert Allen visited Will Barker Sunday. A Payne School play drew attendees Wednesday night. Rosy Barker visited Ora Heath Saturday. Fox hunts continue with two foxes killed recently. Wes Payne called on Clark Wilson on Monday. William Riggle stayed Tuesday night with Clark Wilson. Henry Barker visited Clark Wilson Sunday. Mrs. Hylton remains with Eva Barker. Wes Payne reports two sick horses. Church attendance rose at Bainbridge Sunday. Henry McFerran plans a sale soon. Consider visiting your school during cold weather.
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Bainbridge
Will Barker
Albert Allen
Will Barkers
Payne School
Rosy Barker
Ora Heath's
Wes Paynes
Clark Wilson
William Riggle
Henry Barkers
Clark
Cloverdale Defeats Ellettsville In 61 to 12 Basketball Bout
Cloverdale High School overwhelmed Ellettsville 61 to 12 on Friday night as second string players shone. Walters scored nine field goals, Todd and Cline added multiple buckets, and the Cloverdale squad dominated from opening whistle through the final period.
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Cloverdale High School
Ellettsville
Ellersville
Shake
South
Putnam
Capt
Rogers
Broadstreet
MceKamey
Todd
Cloverdale
H. Hendrix
Cant
Walters
G. Hendrix
Cline
McKamey
MecKamey
Indianapolis Contractor Rep on Semimary Street Work
E. J. Sellers of Indianapolis, tied to the Smith Cement Company, was in town on business Saturday regarding the Semimary street improvement contract.
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E. J. Sellers
Indianapolis
Smith Cement Company
Semimary Street
Indianapolis Telegram Spurs Greencastle Delegation Plan
In response to a telegram from Mayor Lew Shank of Indianapolis, Charley Zeis was urged to send a delegation Monday to protest the State Utilities Board action permitting a giant merger of utilities. Zeis replied from Greencastle on January 28 1922 noting PSC rate revisions left all rates unchanged and urging efforts to curb utility power.
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Shank
Lew Shank
Indianapolis
Charley Zeis
Zeis
State Utilities Board
Indiana Electric Corporation
Greencastle
Indiana
Greencastle Mayor forgoes Indianapolis protest delegation
Mayor Charley Zeis received a telegram from Indianapolis Mayor Lew Shank urging Greencastle to join a Monday protest against the Indiana Utilities Commission approval of the Indiana Electric Corporation merger. Zeis declined to send a formal delegation while noting individuals may still participate in the demonstration.
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Charley Zeis
Lew Shank
Indianapolis
Greencastle
Indiana
Indiana Utilities Commission
Indiana Electric Corporation
Indiana Electric
Shank
Zeis
Utilities Board
Shank Declares Half Holiday for Protest Parade
Indianapolis Mayor Shank called a city half holiday from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. for a protest parade to the State House demanding the resignation of public service commission members over the seven company merger into the Indiana Electric Corporation. He urged wide civic participation and sent invitations to other cities. A rehearing petition on the merger to issue 17.496 million dollars in securities was announced by city counsel Groninger.
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Indianapolis
Shank
Statehouse
Martinsville
Greencastle
Elkhart
Kokomo
State House
McCray
Public Service Commission
Indiana
Indiana Electric Corporation
West Side Enterprise Civic League
Oliver Avenue
White River
Taylor F. Groninger
City Corporation
Merger Announcement By City Officials And Attorneys
Mr Groninger announced after a conference with Samuel Ashby ex city corporation counsel Fred Bates Johnson representing several cities affected by the merger and William L Taylor Indianapolis attorney representing a number of consumers.
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Mr. Groninger
Samuel Ashby
City
Fred Bates Johnson
William L. Taylor
Indianapolis
Starvation Conditions Reported From Volga Famine District
Miss Lucy Branham describes first hand horrors of Russia's famine after relief work with the American Friends Service Committee. She recounts wail of children, mothers seeking milk, hospitals crowded with starving patients, typhus epidemics, and bodies buried in trenches or left in the snow as peasants die on roads and trains.
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Lucy Branham
Volga River
Court House
Russia
American Friends Service Committee
Friends Committee
Locust Street M E Church Service Schedule
H C Clippinger is the minister. Sunday School at 9 30 led by Jesse Mc Anally. Morning worship at 10 40 with Gospel Comfort and a children sermonette. Junior League at 2 pm with Miss Marion Smith. Intermediate League at 6 pm with Miss Dorothy Richards. Class meeting at 6 30. Epworth League at 6 30. Evening worship at 7 30 titled Judas as a Danger Signal. Welcome to all.
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H. C. Clippinger
D. D
Jesse McAnally
Marion Smith
Dorothy Richards
Epworth
Judas
Maple Heights Mission Service Teaches Grace Black Lead
Grace Black, pastor and superintendent, conducts Sunday School at 2 50 followed by church service. An evangelistic service is held at 7 30 with Mrs Grace Black leading.
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Grace Black
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