Richmond Palladium (Daily), 10 December 1904 — Page 5

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OVERTIME GAME

RICHMOND

MARION

THE LATTER WON IN A 3 TO 2 SCORE SCRAPPY GAME

ANDERSON SPRUNG SURPRISE

By Defeating Muncie Doherty and Dawson Are Put Off the Ploor at Marion.

P. W. Marion IS 11 Richmond ... 17 10 Muncie 17 .10 Anderson . . . 10 S

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An Overtime Game. (Special to the Palladium.) Marion, December 9. Marion defeated Richmond in an overtime game here tonight, 3 to 2. The game . was fast and scrappy from start to finish. In the second period Jessup and Lewis became involved in a little squabble and Referee Arundel told them that a repitition of the offense and he would fire both of them from the floor. He had hardly finished warning the two players when Doherty and Dawson became engaged in a fuss at the other end of the floor. Arundel then made both of them leave the floor. Dawson was relieved by Reagen, and Perry, a Richmond amateur, took Doherty 's place. The first period was lighting fast and neither side was able to score. In the third period Cunningham, jr., caged a goal in six seconds. Lewis scored the winning goal in the overtime period in three minutes and forty seconds. The lineup: Marion Richmond Lewis ....... rush Bone Dawson rush Cunningham, jr. Jean center Cunningham, sr.

Cameron . . . half back Doherty

Burgess goal Jessup

Score Marion 3, Richmond 2. Rushes Lewis 4, Bone 4. Fouls Doherty, Cameron. Stops Burgess 32, Jessup 34. Referee Arundel. Attendance 1,600. First Period. No goal. Second Period. Bone 3:36.

Cameron :21.

Third Period. Lewis 14 :06. Cunningham :06. Overtime. Lewis 3 :43.

Peculiar To Itself In what it is and what it does containing the best blood-purifying, alterative and tonic substances and effecting the most radical and permanent cures of all humors and all eruptions, relieving weak, tired, languid feelings, and building up the whole system is true only of Hood's Sarsaparilla No other medicine acts like it; no other medicine has done so much real, substantial good, no Other medicine has restored health and strength at so little cost. I "I w3 troubled with scrofula and came near losing my eyesight. For four months I could not see to do anything. After taking two bottles of Hood's Sarsaparilla I could see to walk, and when I had taken eight bottles I could see as well as ever." Susix A. Haibs TON, Withers, N. C. Hood's Sarsaparilla promises to cure and keeps the promise-

Anderson Defeated Muncie. (Special to the Palladium.)

Anderson, December 9. Anderson

sprung a surprise tonight and defeated Muncie, 7 to 3. The game while slow most of the time, was

brilliant in spots. The work of

Wodtke was exceptionally good

Mercer was relieved in the second period by Taylor, who put up a very

good game. The lineup :

Anderson Muncie

Mercer rush Iliggins

Wodtke rush Hart

Miller center Farrel

Gardner half back. .Holderness Mallory yoal Cashman

Score Anderson 7, Muncie 3. Rushes Mercer 7, Higgins G.

Fouls Iliggins, Holderness, Wod

tke and Miller. Stops Mallory 39, Cashman 33. Referee Latham. Attendance 1,200. First Period. Mercer 1 :0S. Wodtke :21. Wodtke 6:10. Second Period. Hart :14. Mercer :4S. Wodtke 6:38. Wodtke 1:59. Hart 4:25. Third Period. Wodtke 4:42. Holderness 7 :50.

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Fouls Lincoln, Mullen, Freeman. Stops Mullen 25, Berry 26. Referee Lowery. Attendance 984. First Period. Harkins-5:23. Hipson 8:71. ' Second Period. Spencer 5:50. Harkins 2:14. Harkins :35. Harkins 2:05. Hipson 2:05. Hipson :03. Harkins 2:02. ' Third Period. Hipson 11 :26.

Kokomo . . . Smith . Roberts Fitzgerald . . . Hayes . . Cusiek

Overtime Game. (Special to the Palladium.) Ft. Wayne, December 9. The

Railroaders defeated Kokomo in an overtime game here tonight, 4 to 3. The game was lighting fast and was hotly contested on both sides. Roberts was the star for Kokomo.

The lineup:

Ft. Wavne

Jason rush . .

Leydon rush . . Canavan center McGrath .... half back

Sutton goal . .

Score Ft. Wayne 4, Kokomo 3. Rushes Jason 9, Smith 1. Fouls None. Stops Sutton 31, Cusiek 30. Referee Moran. Attendance 925. Pirst Period. Roberts 5 :35. Leydon 9 :24. Second Period. Smith 13:48. Third Period. Leydon 5 :03. Jason 5 :20. Roberts 1:21. Overtime. Jason 11 :23.

WATCH STOLEN And the Matter Was Reported to the Police. Edward C. Beyer, of Racine, Wis., reported to the police yesterday afternoon that a watch which he had fastened to his automobile had ben stolen. The automobile was standing in West Main street, near Fourth street, when the watch was taken. Several parties in that neighborhood reported that they had seen a mysterious looking man in the neighborhood about the time the automobile was there, but no accurate description could be obtained of the man b the police department.

CAPTURED

CENTRAL LEAGUE

" P. W. L. Pet. Danville 25 15 10 .600 Terre Haute .27 16 11 .592 Ft. Wavne .. 26 15 11 .576 Lafayette ... 26 -12 14 .461 Kokomo .... 25 11 14 .440 Logansport .. 24 11 13 .458 Indianapolis ..9 3 6 .333

Logansport Was Easy. (Special to the Palladium.) Terre Haute, December 9. Terre Haute had no trouble in winning

J from Logansport tonight, 9 to 1. 01le relieved both Spencer and Lin- , coin during the game. Freeman took , Harkins ' place at second rusk in the

third period. The lineup: Terre Haute Logansport Hipson rush Lincoln

Harkins rush Spencer Hadley center Whiting . Wood half back Griffith Mullen, poal Berry

Score Terre Haute 9, Logans-

Matthews Boy Taken in by Indianapolis Cops.

The Indianapolis police force have at last captured the boy by the name

of Matthews, whom the local police

were asked to look for a few months

ago. Matthews was found by the Indianapolis authorities at Marion, Tnd., working in a restaurant. When Matthews was in this city he had a well known attorney go his security on a forged check and he also attempted to steal a horse and buggy from a local livery barn. He stole a suit case full of clothing from the

Arnold Hotel, but the Richmond police recovered the suit case when the

horse and buggy Ave re recovered.

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Do not undervalue the services of a skilful physician. Even the best medicine cannot take the place of the family doctor. Therefore we say: Consult your physician freely about your case and ask him what he thinks about your taking Ayer's Cherry Pectoral for your cough. If he says take it, then take it. If he says do not take it, then follow his advice.

Mmd. by th. J. C. Ay.r Co.. Low.U. XM. Also mtaubetumi of AYER'S PILLS For contiption. AYER'S HAIR VIGOR-For the Uir. AYER'S SARSAPARILLA For the fclood. AYER'S AGUE CURB For mAUrU And w.

Lafayette Won. (Sj)ecial to the Palladium.) Lafayette, December 0. In a A-ery fast game here tonight Lafayette defeated Danville, 2 to 1. Only one

goal was made in each period and

the game vas a fine 'one from a spectator's point of view. Hefiermann played a great game at goal for Danville. The lineup: Lafavette Danville Warner rush Daly GaA-itt rush Campbell Wiley center .... Murtaugh DeA-lin .... half back Hardy Tibbitts goal . . Heffermann Score Lafayette 2, DanA-ille 1. Rushes Warner 3, Daly 3. - Fouls Campbell, Hardy, Wiley. Stops Heffermann 30, Tibbitts 23 R e f e roe Haley. Attendance 1,200. Pirst Period. Gavitt 14:30. Second Period. Dalv 6:55. Third Period. Gavitt -1:10.

Exhibits for Lewis & Clark Exhibit.

Portland, Ore., Dec. 10. The first

of the exhibits from S. Louis are beginning to arrive here for exhibi

tion, at the LeAvis & Clark Exposition next year. The exhibifs will be

put in storage until :t is time to place them in the buildings. Tha fin

ishing touches are being put on the

principal buildings this awIc, how

ever, and future Avork Avill be on in

terior furnishings, Avhich Avill take some time.

Option of the Dexter-Tuscarora. Salt Lake, Utah, Dec. 10. The directors of the Dexter-Tu searorii Gold Mines Company haA-e executed an oj tion on tht property o? the corporation at Tuscarora, NeA'., in faA-or of Philadelphia operators. The share holders of the company me t here today to ratify the action of thedirec-tors.

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American in Oxford Athletic Team.'

London, Dec. 10. The annual cross-country contests between Oxford and Cambridge takes place today and Avill bo Avitnessod by a large crowd of fashionables. W. E. Schutt, the Rhoades scholarship student from Cornell University who' won four events at the Prasenose sports last Aveek, is a member of the Oxford team.

Mr. E. H. Thompson, of Losantsville, Avas in this city yesterday on business.

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Senator Fairbanks in New Yok

New York, Dec. 10. Senator Fairbanks, Vice-President-elect, will be the guest of the Home Market Club in this city at a dinner tonight. This will be practically the last large affair which Mr. Fairbanks will attend betai -ihe inauguration, as be and Mrs. Faanks have settled in Washington for 4he winter.

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(Special to the Palladium.) Cambridge City, December 0. The reception giAen by Hrs. Ed McCaffrey and Mrs. John Marson at the home of Mrs. McCaffrey, Avas attended by a company of sixty-five guests. The rooms AAjore decorated in the American colors and military euchre Avas the amusement of the afternoon. The prizes which Avere silk American flaes, Avere Avon by Mrs. Charles Loeb, Mrs. Frank Frohnapfel and Mrs. 01ier Furgeson and Miss Alice Beeson. Miss Gertrude Routh and Miss Murray, of Atlanta, Ga., presided at the punch boAA-1.

Mothers Meeting. A ery successful Mothers ' meeting was held at the WhiteAvater building yesterday afternoon from 2:30 to 4 o'clock. A musical program and a talk by Superintendent Mott, after which refreshments were serAed. A social time was enjoyed.

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