Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 32, Number 184, 31 July 1907 — Page 2
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VICTORY WHS DUE TO FINE PUIIIG
Quakers Again Defeat Van
Wert by Good Batting and Splendid Fielding. CONNER WAS IN THE BOX.
MORRIS SHOWED UP STRONG,
"BOTH AT BAT AND IN THE FIELD WENTZ, NEW PITCHER, REPORTS.
I. O. LEAGUE STANDINGS.
Won. Lost. Pet. Richmond.. .. .. .3 0 1.000 Decatur 3 0 1.000 Portland.. 2 1 .667 Kokomo .....1 2 .333 Bluff ton 0 3 .000 Van Wert 0 3 .000
Games Wednesday. Richmond at Van Wert. " Kokomo at Portland. Decatur at Dluffton. Van Wert, O., July 31. Richmond administered to us our third straight defeat yesterday afternoon In a well played and exciting game. Hay, late
of Dunkirk, was on the mound for the locals and the way the Quakers took to his delivery brought tears to the ryes of the faithful. George Morris, another ex-Dunkirk player, batted his old college chum to the four corners of the lot, making four hits, two of which were doubles. His play at short stop was the fastest seen here this summer. Young Conner served the dinks for the visitors and he proved to be a puzzle to the Van Wert batsmen. Conner was in splendid form and was given magnificent support, the Quaker Infield working like a clock. Rab
bit Rltter played a good game on the bases, scoring three runs. Every time the little fellow reached first the faithful bat of Morris sent him across the pan. Richmond copped a run in the first and in the third inning put the gai. on ice with their bats. Conner singled, Ritter drew his base on balls. Conner was then caught off his base. Cameron sacrificed Ritter and Morris scored him. Wiltermood reached base on a single and Meredith was given his base on balls. At this Juncture Minzler poled out a hot double, counting Morris and Wiltermood. Meredith tried to score on the same hit but was cut down at the pan. Pitcher Wentz has joined the Richmond team and will probably be sent into the box Thursday. Nearly four hundred people witnessed the game yesterday, which was the opening game of the league season here. Score:
to Meredith; Conklin to Hlllinger. Umpire Chew. Time 1:30. Attendance 371. Portland 6; Kokomo 1. Portland, Ind., July .!!. Portlan
Tuesday afternoon, defeated Kokomo
In the first game on the local grounds of the Indiana-Ohio league series. The
score was H to 1, Kokomo making her
lone run in the third inning. Portland
won by her superior fielding and base
running. Harden, formerly of Hart
ford City, caught the game for Port
land. It was the first appearance on the local diamond of Hurst, formerly
of Frankfort, who is now in Portland left garden. Score:
Kokomo . . .0 O 1 O 0 O O O O-l 7 5
Portland . ..1 03 0 100 1 x G G
Batteries Bilts and Orr; Hunt and
Harden Umpire Thompson. Decatur, 4; Bluffton, 3.
Bluffton, Ind., July 31. Bluffton lost
to Decatur Tuesday in a game loosely
played by both team3, but interesting
because of a close score. Score:
Decatur . ...O 1 2000 1 O O 4 8 4
Bluffton . ..0 1200000 0-3 5 3
Batteries Way and Winger; Boyd
and Vogel. Attendance 500.
BASEBALL GOSSIP. (By Tort.)
Richmond. AB. R. H. O. A. E. Ritter, cf 3 3 1 0 0 0 Cameron, lb . .3 1 0 11 1 0 Morris, ss.. ..4 14 1 6 1 Wiltermood, If 4 0 1 4 0.0 Meredith, c. .3 0 0 3 0 0 Minzler, 2b .. .4 0 1 3 3 0 Cham, rf .. ..4 0 0 2 0 0 Fisher, 3b ... .4 0 2 3 1 2 Conner, p .. ..2 0 1 0 1 0 Totals.. .. 31 5 10 27 12 3 Van Wert AB. R. H. O. A. E. Conklin, 3b. .3 0 0 3 2 0 Kelley, 2b .. ..4 0 0 3 3 1 Foley, ss .. ..4 0 1 o 3 1 "Wolfe, c 4 0 0 7 5 i Bockewltz, rf .4 1 1 o 0 0 Hetz. If 2 0 0 3 0 0 llellinger, lb . 3 0 0 11 0 0 Wayman. cf . .2 10 0 1 l Iay. P 3 0 1 0 0 0 Totals .... 9 2 3 27 14 4 Richmond .. ..10300010 0 5 Yan Wert 0 0100010 0 2
Earned runs Richmond
Sacrifice hits Cameron, Conner, Conklin, Wayman. Two base hits Morris 2, Hay, Uockwitz 2. Minzler. Stolen bases Hlllinger, Morris. Left on bases Van Wert 4, Richmond 5. Hit by pitcher Conner." Base on balls By Hay 3, by Conner " Struck out By Hay 6, by Conner 2. Double plays Morris to Cameron
Richmond is playing again at Van
Wert Fleming is down to pitch this game and the fans can look for anoth
er victory. Wentz will twin the game
Thursday.
According to the reports of the
game Tuesday at Van Wert, Conner was in wonderful form. Just a few
days ago the fans were slating the
big Dublin recruit in the "won't do
class. If Conner can continue to de
liver the goods like he did at Van
Wert he will be one of the most val
uable members of the team. All he needs is confidence in himself he
has the g6ods. Van Wert has released Right Field er McCann and First Baseman Mc Elwain. Both of these players phon
ed Manager Jessup Tuesday and ask
ed for jobs but they were informed that their services here were not re
quired. Imagine replacing Cameron
with McElwain. McCann is the play
er who about two or three weeks ago, when Richmond first played at Van Wert, made a home run, nearly causing himself, the spectators and his fellow players to cash in with heart failure. McCann previous to making
ithis blngle could not hit a collection
of rain drops with an umbrella. Decatur persists in hanging on to Richmond in the league race. The Admirals are due to drop as Bluffton will probably take them, while Richmond should win hands down from Van Wert. Portland has been strengthened by two good players. Catcher Harden, late of Hartford City, and Hurst, the hard hitting Frankfort outfielder. Kokomo has a fast bunch, which is due to hit its stride at any time. Manager Jessup figures that he will have to beat Kokomo and Portland for the pennant and he picks the former outfit as the most dangerous. Richmond is playing high grade ball at the present time. That peach infield continues to remain a stone wall while Ritter and Wiltermood are' getting away with everything coming to
them. Fleming is in a class by him
self as a pitcher. The team has
lot of pepper, is hitting the ball well and Tuesday the base running of the
locals was the feature of the game
110 POOLS SOLD
IT CLEVELAND MEET
Reproachless, Winner at De
troit, Took Thistledown Stakes in Fine Style.
HIDALGO FIRST IN A HEAT.
STARR KNEW WHAT HE WAS DO
ING AND WENT HOME WITH
FIRST MONEY IN A 2:06 RECORD.
Cleveland, Ohio, July 31 The second poolless meeting of the Cleve
land Driving park began Tuesday
and the circuit campaigners were greeted by a fairly large crowd. A fast
track and bright day added to the gen
eral Interest. The feature of the opening day was the Thistledown stake for the 2:16 class pacers. Reproach-
less, owned by Gen. W. B. Shisholm,
after whose stock farm the stake was
named, was picked to win the event.
and she fulfilled expectations, but not
not until she had been forced to reduce
her record nearly two seconds. Hidalgo was the principal contender and
forced Reproachless to pace the first heat in 2.-04V&. Reproachless was tired in the second heat and Hidalgo won out
after a great finish with Leland Onward, Reproachless being fifth. Hidalgo took his first record, 2:044. the
fastest heat of the race. Hidalgo looked like an easy winner in the third heat. Reproachless was fifth at the half, but Starr began his drive at that
time and Reproachless came on like a whirJwind, mowing down her adversa
ries in order, nipping Hidalgo at the
wire in 2:06.
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DUBLIN BALL TEAM
BECOMES A BEAUT?
Harry Hall Has Been Chosen
New Manager.
TWO GAMES SCHEDULED.
Dublin, Ind., July- 31. After many failures the Dublin base ball club has become a reality. The team has been
organized with a new manager and the strongest lineup of any amateur
ball team In this neck of the woods, Cambridge City not excepted. The
strong team of Dublinites has booked Haeerstow'n for August 4th. and the
strong Campbellstown club for Sun
day, August 11, at Campbellstown. The
team is composed of players in the Im
mediate vicinity of Dublin and is in
fact a Dublin team. Harry Hall has
been, elected manager and he would be
pleased to book games with any Indi
ana or western Ohio teams. The Dub
lin boys have to play all games away from home as they have no Sunday
grounds. Manager Hall is the left fielder of the Dublinites, who was so seriously injured early in the season.
THE BASEBALL RESULTS
NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING.
W.lIfX'lS'f.j Won. Lost Pet. Chicago 66 24 .733 Pittsburg 53 33 .616 New York 52 34 .605 Philadelphia 46 38 .548 Brooklyn 41 50 .451 Boston 37 49 430 Cincinnati 37 52 .416 St. Louis 21 73 .223
STANDARD OIL CO. IS IN FOR JTS TROUBLES
Taxing Officers of Indiana on
Its Track.
GRAYS WILL TAKE ON THE GLENWOOD TEAM This Aggregation Has Not Yet Lost a Game.
BIG CROWD IS EXPECTED.
Cambridge City, Ind., July 31 The Grays will have for their opponents next Sunday the crack Glenwood team. The Glenwoods come to Cambridge City confident of taking a victory away with them as they have yet to lose a game this season. As the Glenwoods have not be-n seen here before, the writer is unable to say just what their ability is, but a team not having lost a game certainly must be a pretty fair bunch of ball tossers. If there should be no rain next Sunday it is thought there will be one of the largest crowds of the season out. The Grays have confidence in their ability to win and will work hard to
sustain their reputation.
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FULL RETURNS WITHHELD.
Tuesday's Results. Pittsburg. 12; Boston, 3.
Charges made against the Stand
ard Oil company in the appeal of George E. Clarke, assessor of Vanderburg county, against the assessment of
Chicago, 7; Brooklyn 6 (10 innings) the standard Oil company of Indiana Isew York, 11; St. Louis, 5. at xrsrnriRvillo hove nnoned the wav for
Cincinnati, 8; Philadelphia, 5
AMERICAN ASSN. STANDING.
Won Lost Pet Toledo 59 39 .602 Minneapolis 57 43 .570 Columbus 53 44 " .546 Kansas City 49 50 .495 Milwaukee 48 49 .495 Louisville 46 53 .465 Indianapolis 42 59 .416 St. Paul 41 58 .414
CORRECTION IN THE SCORE.
Footing In Recent Report From Cam bridge City Incorrect.
Cambridge City, Ind., July 31. A correction of the score of the Grays-
Q. & B. game at this place last Sue
nay as printed by the Palladium js
necessary. Typographical errors wers
responsible for the wrong footings under the Cambridge City score. The
Itemized score is correct but the foot
ing should have read as follows: AB. 33, R. 8. H. 12. O. 27, A. 12, E. 3, instead of 35-5-7-23-15-5. The Q. & B. outs should total 23 instead of 25. By counting up the columns It will be seen that the error lies only in the
footings.
The Xoonday Of Lift. Harried people should learn what to do for cds another's littla Ills, and for tho Dls of th children that may come. They are sure sooner or later to have occasion to treat constipation or indigestion. When the opportunity comes remember that the quickest way to obtain relief, and finally a permanent cure, is with Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin, the great berb laxative compound. A bottle should always" be in the housv. It costs only 50 cents or flat drug: stores,
COOL CLOTHES FQH MOT DAYS Here Are Your Opportunities Two-piece Suit (coat and Trouser) In Serge, Flannel or Fancy Worsted - - - - $5.00 to $12.50 Flannel Trousers (cnlf bottoms) $2.00 to $3.50 Negligee Shirts (with or without col
lars)
Straw Hats Children's Wash Suits
50c to $1.50 25c to $2.00 35c to $1.50
LOEHR & KLUTE
Tuesday's Results. Indianapolis, 5; Louisville,
game).
Louisville, 13; Indianapolis, 2
game).
Toledo, 7; Columbus, 6 (1st game)
Toledo, 2; Columbus, 1 (2d game)
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an investigation of returns made by the
Standard to county boards of review
in those counties of the state where the Standard owns property.
Clarke made the charge that the
Standard did not give all of its proper
ty in Its returns to the Vanderburg county board of review. Robert Gunton, manager of the plant at Evansville, admitted this before the state board of tax commissioners yesterday.
The county assessors of the state, ac
cording to Clarke, have started a movement whereby a general investigation is to be made for omitted property belonging to the Standard Oil company as far as ten years bacK. A thorough search is to be made, and when it is
found, if such property there be, it
GEORGIA WILL BE "DRY"
Prohibition Bill Passed and
Senate Will Concur.
MEASURE UP TO GOVERNOR.
Minneapolis, 2; Kansas City. 0 (1st w111 bo placed on .the, ta duPlicaes
Atlanta, Ga., July 31. The Hard-man-Covington probition bill passed by the Georgia senate some days ago, was adopted by the house last evening by a vote of 139 to 39. Two amendments added to the bill by the house will necessitate the bill 'going, back to the senate for concurrence of which there Is no doubt and the bill then will go to Governor Hoke Smith for his signature, which has been practically pledged and prohibition will become a law In Georgia. The amendments permit the sale of pure alcohol by retail druggists on the prescription of a reputable physician and also allow wholesale druggists to carry pure alcohol in stock for sale to retailers only. The bill prohibits the manufacture or keeping on hand in any place of business the sale or
giving away to Induce business within the state of any liquor that may pro
duce intoxication. The new law is to become effective Jan. 1, 190S.
IH)n)ini9-(i ITdDtui it's real nice not to have to bake bread as hot as the weather has been ? Lots of times the housewife feels that she has to bake bread whether it is hot or cold, simply because she cannot get ood bread made by the baker, but since we have put VICTOR IBREAKD on the market that excuse no longer goes. If you do not want to bake just send to the grocery and get a loaf of Victor and you will be satisfied. Yours truly, IRicfrarraoiracl
PROF. ELBERT RUSSELL MAKES MANY SPEECHES
Busy for Weeks Before Religious Bodies. ONE WEEK AT BRYN MAWR.
Amusements
FRED HAMILTON ARRESTED
game).
Minneapolis, 4; Kansas City game). St. Paul, 7; Milwaukee, 6.
and assessed as omitted property.
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BURGLARS VISIT FT. CITY
AMERICAN
LEAGUE STANDING
Won Lost PcL
Chicago 55 36 Detroit 51 34 Cleveland 53 37 Philadelphia 50 36 New York 41 46 St. Louis 36 52 Boston 35 52 Washington 23 56 Tuesday's Results. Chicago, 4; Washington, game). Washington, 6; Chicago, 4 game). Detroit. 6; New York, 1. Philadelphia. 2; St. Louis, 1. Boston, 3; Cleveland, 0.
604 They Entered the Home of G.
A. Dwiggins, Moriday.
.600 .590
.581
471
Ana ouniain city, ina., juiy oj.. me
40o home or u. A. Dwiggins was enterea
by burglars Monday nlgnt. iney nrst broke into Ed Lamb's shop and getting
tools by which they gained admittance
to the Dwiggins home. They were evidently out for money, for the papers
in the safe were scattered about .the
floor, but not finding anything of value to them they proceeded to take supper
without even disturbing the family.
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CENTRAL LEAGUE STANDING.
Won. Lost.' Pet. Springfield 52 35 .595 Evansville 49 40 .551 Canton 44 36 .550 Wheeling 47 39 .547 Dayton 42 45 .483 Terre Haute 43 4S .473 Grand Rapids 3S 49 .437 South Bend 34 57 .374
C. C. & L. ticket agent will sell yp
sleeping car tickets to Chicago for
their 11:15 P. M. train. Call on
him. aor6-tf
.483 They Will Be Completed Before Open
ing of School.
Tuesday's Results. Evansville, 4; Canton, 1.
Springfield, 7; Grand Rapids, 3 (1st
game).
Springfield, S; Grand Rapids, 0 (24
game).
Terra Haute, 2; Wheeling, 0. South Bend, 5; Dayton 0.
The work on the new heating plants
in the public school buildings is pro
gressing nicely and will be completed
before school opens in September.
GOES ON EXTENDED TRIP.
Father Julius Mattingly Will Tour
Both East and West.
Father Julius Mattingly of St.
,.T J- 1 f il.
JOIN CLUB AT COLUMBUS, 0. tour over the United States." He will
first pay the Jamestown exposition a
Ex-Brown Recalled by Bill Clymer in
Desperate Effort.
Lebanon, Ind., July
Fisher, who has been playin
Lebanon for. three
for Columbus to report at the request
of the Columbus management. Fisher stated that he would probably return to Lebanon In a week to finish the
season here.
visit and will also touch several inter
esting and historical points In the east.
31 j0bnny From e east te west, visiting ,t, Seattle, Yellowstone Park and Cali-
weeks has left fornia Pints. He will resume his du
nes at ou aviary s cnurcn me secono. Sunday in. September.
It Is Charged That He lated Speed Law.
Vio-
Fred Hamilton was arrested Tuesday evening on a charge of racing an automobile. Hamilton entered a plea of not guilty In the city court and the hearing of his case was postponed until Thursday. It is charged that Hamilton in his machine raced with a machine driven by Walker Land. Land was fined Tuesday. -
Prof. Elbert Russell of Earlham, has
been very busy for the past several
weeks speaking before religious gath
erings of both the Friends and other
churches. He spent two weeks lectur
Ing before the bible school at Winona,
gave three lectures before tho C.
E. convention of the South Bend dis
trict at Culver and spoke before the Friends 'summer school of religious
history at Bryn Mawr, his lectures covering a period of one week. Prof. Russell is gaining an enviable reputation
throughout the Middle West for his ad
vanced ideas on religious work and teachings, and for this reason Is much sought after as a bible teacher and lecturer.
PROF. C. W. HODGIN TO PREACH. Prof. Cyrus Hodgln of Earlham college will preach in the Friends church ' at Economy next Sunday morning, August 4th.
PALLADIUM WANT ADS PAY.
Repertoire at the Gennett. "The Moonshiners," on of tho most stirring of the plays that ara
put on by the Cutter stock company,' will be the offering at the Gennett tonight, to bo followed by "The Red Cross Nurse" Thursday night and "The Cowboy Sheriff on Friday and Saturday nights and the Saturday matinee. It Is believed there will bi a larger number of amateur acts on Friday night of this week than In any week preceding. The $5 In gold of-1 fered is very attractive to the young sters. , - y , Vaudeville at the Phillips. No better test of the popularity at vaudeville Is needed than the fact that the New Phillips, which has been of-' fering this style of entertainment for some two jears. Is more popular today than ever before. This week's ln ' tercstlng bill is getting the management a profitable business. For next ' week "Creo," known on the bill boards as "the eighth wonder of the world." will be offered. There will bo a spc ; clal matinee for children on Saturday.
MAYOR DENIES FOLK'S CHARGES.
Kansas City, Mo., July 31 Mayor Henry M. Beardsley In a statement
Just Issued, denies the charges of po. r
lice corruption, In the Kansas City de
partment made by Gov. Folk.
STEPS ASIDE
He Will Not Preside in the Powers Case.
Georgetown, Ky., July 31 Judge James E. Robbins this morning In an opinion, sustained the motion of the defense In the Powers trial against his
presiding.
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POSTPONED TO SATURDAY.
Case Against Mary Pettiford
Heard in City Court.
Not
The hearing of the case of Mary
Pettiford colored, charged with brut
ally assaulting her adopted daughter.
was postponed until Saturday morn
ing at the request of Attorney C. E. Shively, who appeared for the defen
dant.
D. OF R. GOING TO HAGERSTOWN.
Cambridge City, Ind., July 31 The
members of the D, of R. from this city
will go to Hagerstown Friday to
spend the day In a social manner with Mr. and Mrs. Loren Helmsing.
Attttemitiioini Fairmniers
It Is now time to buy your Fertilizer. It will pay you to send to PURDUE UNIVERSITY and get a 1906 report. Look at the OLD GLOBE there Is no "FISH in It they are too scarce. Then look at some that has "FISH In. and decide.
JiOBEFERnUZE
Spring 1906 GLOBE ... Find this one
No. Samples Collected 8 14
No. Equal to No. Equal Guarantee In Value 5 7 and no Fish only 2 oniy 8 and "Fish"
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MARION GOLFERS LOST CONTEST.
Marion, Ind., July 31 The Marlon
Golf Club lost to the Ft. Wayne
Country Club Tuesday afternoon by a I
iioiseMi tools IPaidseil
DUNHAM'S FURNITURE STOI3E'
AT
score of 6 to 10.