Richmond Palladium (Daily), 7 December 1904 — Page 5

HIOHHOHD DAILY PAIJiADIUII,'Tn3Dini3DAY U0ENING,'-lfiCI21 BE& 7, 1904.

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LATTER WINNING BY A FOUR TO ONE SCORE FROM THE MAGIC CITY BOYS Indanapolis Lost the Game to Kokomo by a Very Close Score of Two to One. W. 10 9 9 " 7 P. 6 6 6 7 L. Pet. :G25 .600 .600 .500 Marion . . Richmond Muncie . . Anderson 16 15 15 14 Muncie Stopped. (Special to .the Palladium.) Marion, December 6. In a very spectacular and fast game here tonigt the Foxy Five beat Muncie, 4 to 1. The game was very sensational in the extreme and the work of Cashman at the . Muncie goal was wonderful. 1 In the second period he was hit by a very hard drive and was painfully hurt for a little while, but be stuck to his post and did highclass work 'throughout the rest of the .game. Dawson, second rush on the Marion team, played a better game tonight than he has any time since he has been on the team. He succeeded in caging two of Marion's markers. Big Jean did not seem to be able to get in the game tonight and did not cage his visual goal. The lineup: Marion Muncie Lewis ....... rush Hart ' Dawson rush Higgins Jean center Farrell Cameron . . . half back . .Holderness Burgess goal Cashman Score Marion 4, Muncie 1. Rushes Lewis 6, Higgins 2. I- Fouls None. Stops Burgess 32, Cashman 46. Referee Waller. Attendance 1,100. First Period. Higgins-14:24. Second Period. Lewis: 4:52. Dawson 3:17. Scrofula It is commonly inherited. e Few are entirely )tree from it, rale, weak, puny children'; afldcted with it in 'sine cases out of -ten, and many adults. suffer from it; , V Common indications are bunches in the neck, abscesses,. cutaneous erup-

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E at marion SCHEDULE FOR THE WEEK. "Wednesday. Marion at Richmond. Thursday Anderson at Muncie. Friday Muncice at Anderson. Richmond at Marion. "al Anderson at Richmond. Third Period. Lewis 4:53. Dawson 5 :32. CENTRAL LEAGUE Pet. .652 .C25 .542 .478 .409 .391 .285 P. W. L. 23 15 8 .24 15 9 .24 13 11 23 11 12 Danville Terre Haute Ft. Wayne . Kokomo Logansport . 22 23 7 9 13 9 14 9 n Lafayette . . Indianapolis Indianapolis Lost. (Special Jto the Palladium.) Indianapolis, December G. The Indians kept up their winning streak tonight and were defeated by Kokomo, 2to 1. The game was rather a fast one, but Kid Haughton'did not seem to play in his usual form. In the second period O'Hara was relieved for a short time by Dalton. Roberts took advantage of the lighter man being on the floor and slapped one into the draperies behind Harper. The lineup: Haughton rush Roberts McGilvary rush Smith Coggshall center .. Fitzgerald O'Hara half back Hayes Harper goal Cusick Score Indianapolis 1, Kokomo 2. Rushes Smth 5. Fouls Hayes, O'Hara. Stops Harper 27, Cusick 19. Referee Moran. Attendance 1,000. ' " First Period. Smith 2:38. McGilvary-8:38. Second TJeriod. Roberts 2:31. Third Period. No goal. Ft. Wayne Defeated. (Special to the Palladium.) Terre Haute, December 0. The Hotentots walked all over the Rail roaders tonight and defeated them, 7 to 5. Both llipscn ami liarkin were in fine form and played a mag nificent game. The lineup: Terre Haute Hipson rush Harkins . rush Hadley center Wood half back Ft Wayne . . . Jason ; . . . . Leydon . . . . Canavan . ..... McGrath . . t iV . Sutton Mullen . . i . goal Score Terre Haute 7. Ft.Wayne 5

-i-Rushes Hipson 3, Jason 12. Fouls Jason, Mullen.. Stops Sutton 26, Mullen 34. Referee Haley. Attendance 1,400. First Period. Hipson 7:50. Harkins 4 :45. Second Period. i Hadley- :17. Canavan 2 :43. Jason 3:51. Jason :48. Harkins 5:11. Third Period. Jason 2:11. Hipson-:2S. " ' " ..

.Hipson 2:25. ;) Jason 4:20. Harkins 2:53.

Logans port Won. (Special to the Palladium.) Logansport, December 6. The fine work of Lincoln, Logansport 's rush, practically defeated the Lafayette quintette here tonight. When thfe gong sounded on the last period Logansport had 5 of the markers to Lafayette's 3. The locals played a game that took the fans by surprise. The lineup: Logansport Lafayette Spencer Lincoln Whiting .". . rush . . . . . . rush . . . . . . center . . half back . Warner . . Gavitt ... Wiley . . Devlin Griffith Berry sroal . Tibbitts Score Logansport 5, Lafayette 3. Rushes Warner 6, Lincoln 5. Fouls Devlin. Stops Berry 26, Tibbitts 46. Referee Lowery. Attendance S00. First Period. Gavitt 4:55. Lincoln 6 :15. Second Period. 1 , Warner 6:26. Spencer 6 :40. Spencer :50. Third Period. Lincoln 2:30. Gavitt-5:50. Lincoln 3 :40. POLO NOTES The Muncie Star printed the fol lowing in its account of the MuncieRichmond game Monday night at Muncie : Fans who expected to see a riproaring, wearing, tearing game oi rough and tumble polo because Richmond was here last evening, were disappointed. It was all a big fizzle, The score was 7 to 5 in favor of Muncie and at times the ten men played like "bloomer girls." Once in a while Bobby Hart did something startling or Charley Farrell cleverlv iusrsrled the ball to and fro, but the interesting features of the game were few and far between, even though during the first part there was promise of some scrappy play. At the end of the first period Muncie led the Quakers 3 to 1. At the end of the second, 5 to 2, with no laurels to snare, and at the end of it he game, 7 to 5, Avith everybody rraA the snsnptisA wns over. ine most interesting nine iea.iure of the contest was the manner in which Mansfield kept his seat on his last year's saddle on Eddie Higgins. The exciting rides which the big center took down the floor effectively kent Hisrcrins out of the running in all but one instance. Then the Wizard of the West went after the trip from the far goal, when by a neck, threw his rider and slambed the pill ;t v,Q noHinff with n hors shoe dangling. Bobby Hart had the goal getting business to himself most of , The vounirest of the Cunninghams who with Bone, attempted to solve the puzzle of getting the pellet past "Mickey" Cashman, seemed to see tViron balls and hit. nt the wronsr one. He made three goals, after each lookinr von' mn pI, ..snmrispd. as he had Alli- , t - - o tn ,n v,Mn" TlnnP nnd Barney Doherty got mad early in the game and skated around like ruffled wet hens. During the first part of the game Referee Latham was scared into call ing one foul and should have made it -.r:, tt: a me ouiciai. .jtjuiue 111113 uu ,'vU!!i: at Barney and retired for repairs, JLXV, V J. V- ww returning shortly with a piece of court piaster over one eye. r 'LI tti 1,5 col PI i.iIlilVr J.XC111CV tuuiumo niiuvii aa fnUnvc "Wo ,Wt know of anv C t w -w w - war being on at present. -Will there be onet That remains to be seen. nitre 11 u buiudiuius .noi-pw. " polo, however, before the. week is over. www Last night was an off night for the Quakers, Tonight, however, the Marmn fnrn rill h tnA flTTraction. It will be anvbodv's srame, too, until the gong sounds the end of the game, Talking about races. How about the Western Leasrue f ree-f or-all T The three leaders playing leap frog and Anderson holding on to te bunch like a Boston bull terrier. The father of Mr. Robbins, the newly elected trustee of Abington townsmp, is lying at tne point ox death.

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LIKE KOKOMO WOULD ENTER THE WESTERN LEAGUE CIRCUIT ANOTHER MEETING TODAY win .Be ueid at Anderson and a Policy Adopted Manager Henley Notified, Manager Henley was notified by Ions: distance telephone" last night that there would be a meeting of the Western League managers at Ander son today. The result of this meet ing will be of utmost importance to all polodom as the policy the Western League is to pursue will be defi nitely settled. A stockholder in the Anderson club was in this city yesterday and he made the statement that Manager Barnes of Kokomo, had been in con ference with Manager Norton, of An derson, in regard to entering the Western League. The Anderson man said that the only thing Barnes hesi tated about entering the parent lea gue for was because he believed that his team was too weak for the com pany it would have to travel with. The same authority said that Presi dent Norton had assured Barnes that the Western League would strengthen his team and that it is now a nearly even bet tnat ivokomo win De added to the circuit. In case Barnes does "jump the Central League it will be the signal for the opening of hostilities and the polo war will be on. When Manager Henley was asked last evening to confirm this story he refused to do so, saying that he would not be at liberty to talk until after the meeting had been held.

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