Principals Blamed as Indiana Ticket Shortage Hits State Tourney
Commissioner A L Trester told The Times that late orders and exhausted supply caused many Indiana high schools to miss state final basketball tourney tickets to Butler Fieldhouse. Thirteen coaches met but took no action. schools like Anderson and Delphi received disparate ticket allocations.
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Board of Control
Butler Stars in N Y Games
Captain Joe Sivak and Bert Nelson of Butler University track team traveled to New York for the annual K of C games at Madison Square Garden. Sivak will run the special mile, Nelson competes in the indoor high jump, accompanied by Coach Herman Phillips.
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New York
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Ohio Wrestler Dolby Defeats Carlin in Main Event
Merle Dolby of Columbus defeated Johnny Carlin of Sweden in the main event at Tomlinson Hall Monday night, taking two of three falls. Dolby pinned Carlin in the first fall in 24 minutes, Carlin won the second in 11 minutes, then Dolby won the deciding fall in 17 minutes. Cowboy Jones and Leslie Beers wrestled 30 minutes to a no fall, and Speedy O Nei l and Bob Printy fought 15 minutes to no fall.
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Columbus
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Cowboy Jones
Leslie Beers
Speedy O'Neal
Bob Printy
Merchants Play Pair to Close Season in Double Header
University Heights Merchants, Sunday basket champions, close their season Thursday night at Indiana Central gym with a double header against Edgewood A. C. and Morgantown Green Lanterns. Ex college and high school stars Pete Bailey Art Bright Ralph Todd Abe Bailey Carl Berhot and T. A. Roberts headline the merchants lineup.
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Edgewood A. C
Morgantown Green Lanterns
Pete Bailey
Art Bright
Ralph Todd
Abe Bailey
Carl Brehot
T. A. Roberts
Merchants
Presbyterian Church Basketball Tourney Set
Four teams compete in a league held at the First Presbyterian gym on Sixteenth and Delaware March 31 and April 1. Westminster faces West Washington in the opening game with Memorial meeting First Presbyterian. winners play for the title at 8 p.m. Tuesday. Lowery and Behmer officiate.
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Terry Fields Draw In St Louis Ten Rounds
Lou Terry of St Louis and Marty Fields of Chicago fought ten rounds to a draw in a junior lightweight contest on Monday night in St Louis.
Spring Exhibition Games and Results Across Major Leagues
Action from spring training with multiple exhibitions. Boston Braves beat New York Yankees 7–5 in St. Petersburg as Ruth and Cooke homered, while other reports note Yankees loss and various squad shuffles in Florida, Texas, and California with rookies and holdouts shaping camps.
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Yanks
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Cooke
New York
Lawrence A C Defeats Mayer In Mayer Chapel 51 to 34
Lawrence A C defeated Mayer 51 to 34 at Mayer Chapel. The team seeks open dates and aims to complete the schedule with city or state opponents. Westview Yellow Jackets notified. D R Williams Box 35 Lawrence contact Ri 6737 for details. B and O Railroad quintet set to meet Indianapolis Plating at New Augusta Wednesday night and Noblesville merchants at Noblesville Thursday. The lineup features Jack Hill Ray Miller Bert Davis Ben Parrish Francis Cullivan Boyd Hickman Kenneth Patterson and Telford Wright. B and O hopes to avenge Sooners loss in tilt with Noblesville.
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Ray Miller
Bert, Davis
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Francis Cullivan
Boyd Hickman
Kenneth Patterson
Telford Wright
Sooners
NYS Athletic Commission Cleared Morgan Bass in Dec. bout
The New York State athletic commission finished its investigation of the Ted Morgan Benny Bass match on December 10 and reinstated both fighters on the eligible list. Fighters were paid on February 15 and the panel found no indication of dishonesty in the bout. Pete Zivic of Pittsburgh lost by technical knockout to Roger Bernard of Flint in the sixth round of a scheduled ten round bout.
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Pittsburgh
Roger Bernard
Flint
Zivic
Close Tilts in Amateur Cage Play Expected
In Kansas City the first round of the national amateur athletic union basketball tourney drew few clear favorites as 45 teams compete. Monday results include Baldwin over Louisburg 41 to 16 and Phillips over Bartlesville 66 to 41. Eddie Anderson and Johnny Farr fought to a ten round draw in Toledo with Dempsey judging the bout.
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Goodyear
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Atwood
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Kenosha
Wis
Bradley Poly
Peoria
Strandbergs
Memphis
Toledo
Eddie Anderson
Johnny Farr
Cleveland
Jack Dempsey
McIntyre Hampton Win in Four Ball Golf Tournament
Eight teams opened the third round of the $5,000 international four ball event at Miami Country Club. Ed Dudley and Horton Smith defeated Clarence Hackney and Leonard Schmutte 12 and 11 in the lower bracket. Gene Sarazen and Johnny Farrell beat Johnny Manion and Jim Dante 7 and 6. Neal McIntyre and Neal Hampton edged Johnny Golden and Billie Burke by one point after an eighteen foot putt.
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Atlantic City
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St. Louis
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Johnn Golden
Paterson
Billie Burke
Greenwich
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Pivot Stars of Big Ten Enter Pro Net Ranks
CHICAGO March 11 The Western Conference basketball season ends as top centers move to pro ranks Charles Stretch Murphy Purdue captain and center signs with a Springfield Illinois team and will play for the Chicago Bruins against Brooklyn at Chicago Stadium Wednesday Branch McCracken Indiana captain centers for Ft Wayne in AP League facing Brooklyn tonight
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Stretch) Murphy
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Six Indiana high school teams in 1930 title tourney
A review of Indiana state tournament records identifies six teams as likely finalists in the 1930 title games at Butler Fieldhouse. Frankfort, Martinsville, Franklin, Muncie, Anderson, and Kokomo have dominated past finales and accounted for most championships and runner-up finishes.
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Muncie
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Crawfordsville
Lebanon
Jefferson
Lafayette
Gophers Triumph In Overtime Over Indiana Hoosiers
Minnesota defeats Indiana 34 to 29 in an overtime Big Ten basketball finale. Guard Loose ties the game in the final minute and Bondy fuels the win with two overtime field goals. Zeller and McCracken highlight Indiana while Loose and Schoening pace Minnesota. A second note reports Midget Wolgast beating Pinkie Silverberg in a ten round flyweight bout in Jamaica.
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