Basketball All-Star Positions Listed by City and School
The article lists players by position and their associated schools across Indiana towns including Gansett Connersville Wood Butler Anderson Lawhead Frankfort Young La Porte L Henry Kendallville Tucker Salem Dugger Ellis Greencastle Brewer Franklin Fobes Goshen Sadler Martinsville Perigo Delphi Hunt Anderson Heavenridge McCracken Washington Locke Frankfort Babb Kokomo Traster Muncie Tobin Greencastle.
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Gansett
Connersville
Wood
Butler
Anderson
Lawhead
Frankfort
Young
la Porte
L. Henry
Kendallville
Tucker
Salem
Dugger
Ellis
Greencastle
Brewer
Franklin
Fobes
Goshen
Sadler Martinsville
Perigo
Delphi
Hunt
Heavenridge
McCracken
Washington
Locke
Babb
Kokomo
Traster
Muncie
Tobin
Lyons
Ft. Wayne
Dejernet
Sadler
Gross
Nineteenth annual Indiana tourney shows varied team play
At the Butler fieldhouse in the fifteenth elimination rounds many teams displayed stronger play than in years past while a shortage of high grade back guards and forwards was noted. Standouts included Englehart and Davison of Muncie, Gilmore, Shaver of Frankfort, and Laddith of Martinsville, with several others delivering solid performances before injuries and lineup changes altered outcomes.
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Butler Fieldhouse
Englehart
Davison
Muncie
Gilmore
Thompson
Frankfort
Shaver
Laddith
Martinsville
Moore
Delphi
Scerman
van Dyke
Anderson
Shellhouse
Heavenridge
McCracken
Locke
Mann
Fourth annual Boy Scout basket tourney opens Thursday
Hawthorne community house hosts the fourth annual Boy Scout basketball tournament starting Thursday. Twenty six teams enter, fourteen junior and twelve senior division, with finals in both divisions set for Saturday night.
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Hawthorne Community House
Froebel High Is Second In Michigan Indoor Meet
In Detroit, Froebel high school of Gary finished second to Northwestern of Detroit in the Michigan indoor interscholastic meet. Northwestern scored 35 points to Froebel's 301.
Washington Hatchets Triumph in Hoosier State Tourney
After a dramatic state tourney, the Washington Hatchets from Hot Dog town earned praise from Hoosier fans as Muncie defeated defending champ Frankfort. Pete Jolly and Burl Friddle led a season of upsets with Washington’s steady rise and a vow the tourney will return next year bigger and better.
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Muncie
Pete Jolly
Frankfort
Washington
Burl Friddle
Hatchets
Martinsville
Washington Hatchets crowned 1930 Indiana high school champs
Washington high school won the 1930 Indiana basketball state title at Butler fieldhouse, defeating Muncie Bearcats 32 to 21. star players DeJernet and Englehart led the Hatchets with strong defense and clutch shooting as Frankfort, Anderson, Goshen, and Connersville competed in a tight tournament.
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Washington Hatchets
Indiana
Davies County
Hatchets
Butler Fieldhouse
Muncie Bearcats
Washington
Muncie
Frankfort
Anderson
Goshen
Burl Griddle
Washington High School
Friddle
Franklin High School
Inn
Davison
Icerman
Swift
Bearcats
de Jernet
Heavenridge
Englehart
Battery of Washington
Dejernet
Gilmore
Mann
De‘Jernet
Local Bowler Leads After Weekend at A B C Meet
Cleveland Ohio March 17 The weekend brought new leaders in most events at the American Bowling Congress session. Jerry O Grady of Indianapolis and Edward Nelson of Racine Wisconsin share top singles with 711 and 705. O Grady helped his Striebecks place ninth in team standings and Nelson sits fifth in all events with 1848.
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Cleveland
Jerry O’grady
Indianapolis
Edward Nelson
Racine
Wis
O'Grady
Striebecks
Nelson
Happy Atherton in Top Shape for Tuesday Bout
Happy Atherton prepares for a ten round match with Willie Davies of Charleroi Pa at the Armory Tuesday night after a lengthy training session at Fountain Square gymnasium. He sparred with Joe Lynn and Harry Babrick while Ray Palmer of St Louis brings a 13 straight win streak into his eight round bout. Scotty Scotten and Roy Pierson also worked out, with Scotten facing Earl Ryder of Cincinnati and Pierson meeting Buddy Bezenah.
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Railbirds
Happy Atherton
Indianapolis
Armory Ring
Willie Davies
Charleroi
Atherton
Fountain Square Gymnasium
Joe Lynn
Harry Babrick
Lynn
Ray Palmer
St. Louis
Palmer
Scotty Scotten
Roy Pierson
Scotten
Earl Ryder
Cincinnati
Pierson
Buddy Bezenah
Cincy Davies
N. A. G. U. Triumphs in Ohio A A U Gym Meet
N A G U of Indianapolis won the first team honors in the Ohio A A U gymnastic meet held Saturday in Cincinnati. Dayton Turners and Cincinnati YMCA tied for second place.
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Cincinnati
Indianapolis
Ohio A. A. U
Dayton Turners
Cincinnati Y. M. C. A
Tribe members listen to Indiana state hoops from Florida
Indiana Indians players in Sarasota during spring training followed the Indiana high school state tourney via The Times broadcast on WFBM. Eddie Ash, Times editor, notes the Tribesmen listened in when Johnny Corriden didn’t have them on the field, hearing cheers and boos over tropical static.
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Indianapolis Indians
Sarasota
Fla
Butler
The
Times
WFBM
Eddie Ash
Palm Tree
Johnny Corriden
Eddie
Tribe
Appt Atherton to Box Willie Davies in Armory Feature
Flyweight APPY ATHERTON from Maine to California, famed in the 112 pound class, makes his first Armory appearance Tuesday night versus Willie Davies of Charleroi Pennsylvania in a ten round feature bout.
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Appy Atherton
Maine
California
Willie Davies
Charleroi
Wildcats Win Title After Northwestern Claims Big Ten Crown
Northwestern defeats Michigan to win the Western Conference Big Ten swimming title for the first time in four years. Northwestern finishes with 45 points, Michigan 31, followed by Minnesota 12 Illinois 11 Iowa 7 Wisconsin 7 and Chicago 2.
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Michigan
United Press
Evanston
Ill
Northwestern
Minnesota
Illinois
Iowa
Wisconsin
Chicago
Blue Gridmen Start Drills at Butler Camp
Spring football drills begin at Butler this afternoon under Coach Patsy Clark with about fifty candidates. The 1929 squad returns for berths, joined by promising recruits. Equipment issue and candidate meeting scheduled. active training starts Tuesday and runs about a month.
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Butler
Patsy Clark
Robert Tyre Jones Jr. Aged 28 Ranked Top Golfer
Atlanta native Robert Tyre Jones Jr. born March 17, 1902, has won nearly every major golf title, is the present national open champion, serves as vice president of the Atlanta baseball club of the Southern Association, and works as a busy attorney in the city.
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United Pres
Atlanta
Robert Tyre Jones Jr
Atlanta Baseball Club
Southern Association
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