Indiana boys basketball title chase enters regional rounds
Forty two high school teams advance to the regional round of Indiana’s state basketball tournament. The event spreads across gyms in Bloomington, Bedford, Indianapolis, and other cities with two games in the morning and two in the afternoon, leading to eight regional champions who head to the final weekend. Strong teams like Frankfort, Gary, Kokomo, Fort Wayne, and Marion vie for the title while local clubs seek momentum.
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Nookegaraome
Bane Namentalfes
Cols
I. U
Earlham
Frankfort
Gary
Kokomo
Wayne
Tabernacle
I. i
Barlham
Gron
Guies
Indianapolis
Marion
Central
Evie
Vines
Yeastle
West Point
Valparaiso
Omo
Martinsville
Ates
Andersons
Greenfield
Lapel
Munci
Tg Ander
Purdue Wins as Wisconsin Ends Big Ten Season
Purdue beat Wisconsin in a tight Big Ten finale with Robbins scoring thirteen points and another Purdue player adding ten. The contest featured strong defense and late leads, with Purdue asserting control at crucial moments before the final buzzer.
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Sonsin
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Man
Purdue
Kel
Wisconsin
Ohio State
We Killed a Bear
Jimmy De Forest manager of the Polo Grounds Athletic Club says Jack Dempsey will earn more money than ever to fight by Wills this summer. De Forest claims Charlie Stoneham and the New York Giants are prepared to guarantee the champion $500,000 for the bout.
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Polo Grounds
Wills Dempsey
New York
Jack Dempsey
Wills
Polo Ands Athletic Club
de Forest
Charlie Stoneham
New York Giants
Franklin Leleze's Five Finish Season With Win Over Bradley Tech
In Peoria on March 13 Franklin Leleze’s basketball team closed the season with a 28 to 22 victory over Bradley Tech. The game was fast and flashy and Franklin led the locals throughout.
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Franklin Leleze
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Purdue Seeks Pitching Depth for Purdue Baseball Squad
Lafayette telegraphs a Purdue University baseball program emphasizing pitching needs. Walter Trogresser plans to develop hurlers to balance the lineup as the loss of star John Campbell hurts the attack. Bristoe Stewart and Wright show promise, with gaps in infield positions filled by Pierce Baas and Eddie Hail.
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Purdue University
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Purdue
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Stewart
Wright
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Baas
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Northwestern Swimmer Sets Intercollegiate Record At Big Ten Trials
Chicago March 13 Two college swimming records were broken in trials for the Big Ten meet at the University pool Ralph Breyer Northwestern captain clocked 183-5 for forty yards a new national intercollegiate mark and 552-10 to win the 100 yard event a new conference record He helped Northwestern practically clinch the championship with strong showings in each event Trials for the Big Ten track meet are at Patten Gym Evanston tonight with Wisconsin and Michigan favored Finals are Saturday.
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Olympic officials to review Thompson report in New York
In New York on March 13 officials of the American Olympic committee will meet on April 11 to hear the report of Col. Robert M. Thompson president of the committee who led the Paris trip last summer.
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New York
American Olympic Committee
Robert M. Thompson
Paris
Logan of J U and Wellman Purdue placed on first team of all stars
Edward C Derr reports Logan of Indiana and Wellman of Purdue earn spots on the season's first all star team. Ohio State dominates Big Ten with Miner Cunningham Seiffer leading a stellar lineup. Guards Cherry and Wellman praised as top backcourt. guards Spensier Diebold Barnes noted among standout performers.
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Semi finals tonight at Wereetinedamist invitational
Amateur teams compete in the Wereetinedamist invitational at 7:30 tonight. Matches include BE versus Red Hawks, Redeemers versus Lauter Real Silk, and St. Ithe’ irla in a pre match. The winner of the girl’s match will face Hoosier Dixie girls Saturday night at the Y M C A. Thursday results listed scores from several events and Butler trackmen prepare for the Ohio A A U indoor meet in Cincinnati with fifteen athletes listed.
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All-Star Big Ten Teams First Second Third
Spradling of Purdue Laude of Iowa Baker of Northwestern Barnes of Chicago Selffer of Ohio named to All-Star Big Ten First Second and Third Teams in a condensed listing of top players across the conference.
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Purdue
Laude
Iowa
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N’western
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Chicago
Selffer
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Giants and Yankees signings and spring reports across camps
Multiple baseball notes from Florida camps report two Giants regulars not signing new contracts, Bill Terry and Icish Meusel, while Herb Pernock of the Yankees agrees to terms and will report for work. Other items include Dixon wiring in from St. Petersburg, Chicago Cubs vs Angels slated, and Phillies beating Mack’s hopefuls 6 to 3 in Augusta.
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Herb Pernock
New York Yankees
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Miller Huggins
Los Angeles
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Angels
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CUBS
Technical High to Field Strong Baseball Team This Year
Two hundred candidates responded Thursday to Coach Mueller of Technical High for baseball material and equal numbers are expected for initial workouts Monday. The turnout suggests a strong team for the coming season.
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Technical High School
Téey
May Change Rules May Change Rules
New York March 13 Leading officials and coaches at the annual football rules committee meeting see no need for sweeping changes The kickoff rule likely to return to the tee on the forty yard line and a possible alteration to offside penalties are debated Knute Rockne argues for keeping play with same down after a five yard penalty rather than a new down and distance outcome
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United Press
New York
Football Rules Committee
Knute Rockne
Notre Dame
Four U A U Basketball Teams Reach Semifinals
Mononscop updates from Kansas City report four of the 32 entrants in the national A A U tournament have advanced to the semifinals after Thursday night games. Gary A C beat Lombard College 38 to 36, Schooleys defeated Topeka 33 to 34, and Lafayette beat Southern Surety 44 to 34. Tonight matchups include Weaghaen vs Wan and additional teams from Iowa and Topeka.
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Schooleys
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Cis
Lafayette
Ind
Southern Surety O'Dean Calica Iowa
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Topeka
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Weaghaen
Butler Player Wins Free Throw Tourney at Irvington Gym
Christopher of the Butler varsity team won the free throw contest held at Irvington gym on Thursday. Five finalists reached the finals with scores: Christopher 85 of 100, Tudor 83, Jackman 78, Nipper 71, and Chadd 71.
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Talaber Accepts Meyers Challenge for $6000 Bid
Chicago March 13 Lou Talaber middleweight wrestling champion agrees to meet Johnny Meyers former title holder if Meyers posts $6,000 to go to Talaber win or lose. Talaber faces Bobby Byland of Minneapolis in Chicago tonight.
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Johnny Meyers
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Talaber
Bobby Byland
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Iowa Nine Plans Eight Day Southern Baseball Trip
By United Press Iowa City March 13 an eight day training trip through the south has been planned for the Iowa team The nine will leave in April and return April 15 the trip announced today involves spring practice and exhibition games with southern colleges teams and city venues
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Iowa City
Iowa
Pug Allen Changes Mind and Signs With Indians
Plant City Florida March 13 Pug Allen officially joins the Cleveland Indians after arriving late Thursday night and agreeing to terms for 1925 He had been a hold out and seeks another chance in the big leagues in the Hoosiers camp The Indians open spring exhibition in Florida against the Cleveland Americans at Adelson Field Plant City with Ray Schmandt sidelined by a sprained elbow and Catcher Krueger slated to catch.
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Freetown Star Married Freetown Star Married
In Indiana regionals Freetown will be the only high school without a gym. William Meyer is the sole senior on the team. Charles Sprague, possibly the only married player in Indiana regionals, wed Helen Fleetwood three weeks ago. he is a junior completing high school.
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Charles Sprague
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Independent Baseball League Plans Meetings and Tryouts
The Illinois A C organization invites team entries for the coming season and calls for representatives to attend a Sunday Morning meeting on March 18. Carl Callahan at The Commercial is to be contacted for details as the Baseball League holds a meeting at the training facility next Monday.
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Commercial Baseball League
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