City Five Among Favorites in Catholic High School Tourney
Twelve Indianapolis Catholic high schools begin the third annual tourney at the Armory Cathedral of Indianapolis. Cathedral defends its crown with 19 starts this season, while Hammond and Central Catholic of Fort Wayne are strong contenders. The event shifts to a neutral court, with national implications as the winner goes to Chicago for the national Catholic tourney. First round today includes Anderson vs Jasper Academy, Sacred Heart of Indianapolis vs Richmond, Huntington vs Cathedral, Fort Wayne vs Evansville, with Decatur, Hammond, Vincennes, and Washington slated for Saturday.
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Sacred Heart of Indianapolis
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Vincennes
Washington
Letters Awarded to Greensburg High Hoopers
Ten Greensburg high school basketball players who won the local sectional earned letter sweaters along with the student manager and trainer for the first time. Captain John Oliger led a list including Donald Gilliland Dallas Gilliland Walter Kammerling Clarence Doerflinger Robert Oliger Fred Earhart Paul Shriver John Bird Paul Smith and manager Robert Mock.
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Donald Gilliland
Dallas Gilliland
Walter Kammerling
Clarence Doerflinger
Robert Oliger
Fred Earhart
Paul Shriver
John Bird
Paul Smith
Robert Mock
Carlin to Wed Ellen Lundy in Pre Wedding Ring Ceremony
Johnny Carlin will wed Ellen Lundy of this city and is set for a reception at Tomlinson hall next Monday night, with Promoter McLemore hosting a party in his honor. The event includes a ring presentation to Carlin by his bride as fans look on. A semi final match features Cowboy Jones and Purdue coach Leslie Beers.
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Merle Dolby
Tomlinson Hall
Promoter McLemore
Carlin
Ellen Lundy
Cowboy Jones
Broad Ripple Park
Leslie Beers
Purdue
Stars Advance to Semi-Finals in Florida Coast Golf Showdown
The Florida east coast women's golf championship opens with the big four Glenna Collett Maureen Orcutt Virginia Van Wie and Helen Hicks in the mix. Collett and Van Wie each hold two legs toward the Mrs. W. R. Kenan Jr. cup needing one more victory for permanent possession.
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United Press
ST. Augustine
Fla
United States
Florida East Coast
Glenna Collett
Maureen Orcutt
Virginia van Wie
Helen Hicks
Miss van Wie
Miss Collett
Bruen to Get Post as Garden Manager Succeeds Carey
New York March 7 Frank J Bruen will succeed William F Carey as president of Madison Square Garden Corporation within the next week Bruen has been general manager of the Garden since last July.
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Frank J. Bruen
William F. Carey
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Incanapolis Big Contests: Tech Faces Anderson In Classic
The feature Saturday game pairs Tech against Anderson in a crucial title chase clash at Butler Fieldhouse. Backboard scouts say Tech can beat Anderson, while Anderson’s guard play led by Red Robinson and teammates Crisler Woods Hunt Van Dyke adds danger. The outcome shapes the state tournament route as Campbell’s squad seeks control and smarter shooting in a high stakes showdown.
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Camphbell
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Hunt
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Hartnett and Hartnett era tensions hint at season title bid
In a vivid recap, Hartnett drives rallying plays as Bell is cuffed near third. Hornsby vows another fall title while McCarthy reshapes the Los Angeles lineup moving Kiki Cuyler to first and Spider English to second. Donie Bush eliminates captaincy on the White Sox, citing routine batting-order pregame chatter.
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Lester Bell
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Rajah Hornsby
McCarthy
Los Angeles
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Spider English
Kiki
White Sox
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Donie
Notre Dame Hosts Central Conference Indoor Track Meet
Notre Dame welcomes about twenty mid western teams for the fourth annual Central conference indoor meet in Notre Dame Indiana. Notre Dame comes in as a strong favorite after three prior titles and a 4415 point total last year with Michigan State second at 33. Butler features Bert Nelson Joe Sivak and Jones as likely leaders with trophies for top team and relay winners and medals for the top four individuals. In a separate item Madison Central coach Howard Johnson of eight years will join La Crosse Normal as basketball coach.
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Notre Dame
Ind
Michigan State
Butler
Marquette
Bert Nelson
Joe Sivak
Jones
Madison, Wis
Howard Johnson
Madison Central
la Crosse Normal School
Local Ten Pin Pastimers Dominate In Universal League Night
Mallory & Weiland smashed a 987 series to take high team score as multiple leagues held on Pritchett alleys. March sweepstakes at Fountain Square and the Illinois Teter the Tailor sweepstakes offer cash prizes up to 25 percent. Women bowlers contest at Uptown alleys headlined by Laura Alexander with state tournament looming in Ft Wayne. In boxing, Al Gainor defeated Wallie Bush in Waterbury in the third round of a ten rounder.
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Gem Coal
Feeney Furniture
Emrich Hardware
U. S
van Camp Hardware
Blacker Chile
Coca-Cola
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Watts Press
Noblesville Milling
Ilinois
Teter
Laura Alexander
Norman Hamilton
Indianapolis
Ft. Wayne
Everett
Gainor
Bush
Plainfield to Play Netters Kirshbaum Center Showdown
Plainfield High to face Kirshbaum netters next Sunday at Kirshbaum Center with coach Bill Bugg in the lineup. The curtain raiser pits Kirshbaum Bulldogs against the undefeated West End Yellow Jackets in a hard fought event.
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Plainfield Merchants
Kirshbaum Center
Plainfield Boys
Bill Bugg
Plainfield High
Butler
Kirshbaum Bulldogs
West End
Yellow Jackets
St. Louis to Open 1930 Season Against Butler
St. Louis University will host Butler next fall in a football clash set for October 18 replacing the cancelled DePauw game. A return meeting is planned for 1931 at St Louis with no date yet set.
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