Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 32, Number 349, 30 January 1908 — Page 2
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THE ICICII3IOXD PALLADIUM AND rL'N-TELEGKA3I, THURSDAY. JANUARY 30. HK8.
BOWLERS IN CITY LEAGUE WROUGHT WITH OISSENSION WHICH MAY KILL SCHEDULE
The absence of several players compelled the Hunts and liottcrniiins in the City IJowlinK league to play with four men iustead of five lust evening. This did not detract from the interest of the game, however, as all the players wero of more than the average ability and fairly good scores were rolled. There is much dissension among the players in the league at this time hecause of the unevenness of the teams and it is hardly likely that the present, schedule will be completed. The last team in the league is weak and the Hunts are much stronger than any other team, ' having several times defeated picked teams of the best bowlers. The position of the Hunts is secure in first place. They could lose very other giime scheduled and retain the position so the only honor now left to play for is second place. The Hunts will not consent to having the team split up and members of it. placed on other teams s-o matters are at a deadlock. i Up to date about fifty players have entered the two man tournament,
KlIES DEFEATED THE BEALLVIEWS
which will si art next. week. "Entries will bo received up to next Sunday when the players of the most ability will draw a partner from the li.-t of amateur bowlers. This will probably lie the most interesting bowling event of the year. Summary:
HUNTS lstO. H. Martin .. .. .. .AoU White 167 Hunt 1 Carman lOu
JdG. J.'O 170 lot;
Totals i 4 1 C."8 637 ROTTERMANS IsG. 2dG. tirO. Hit ps IH ISO Denny 171 14:: Browrilte 1 "UJ1! Fosler 11: 127 lj'J
Total.- 507 Team Standing. "Won Hunts 11 Entre Nous Rottermans -1 Hoi-tons -'u Icllernans i:t llichmonds 11
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The Fastest Game Yet Played In City League Was That Of Last Night.
OVERTIME PLAY NECESSARY
AT THE CLOSE OF THE THIRD PERIOD BEALLVIEW TIED THE SCORE AND IT TOOK FIVE MINUTES TO END THE GAME.
City League Standing.
OF GOAL TENDER
In Game Between Richmond And Marion, Martin Had Seventy-three Stops.
MARION WAS DEFEATED.
THE SWIFT RUSHES OF THE QUIGLEY BROTHERS CARRIED AWAY EVERYTHING BEFORE THEM.
Won Lost Pet. ! Kibbeys 2 0 1.000 ! Greeks i o ooo ' Crescents I o 1.000 j K rones 1 I .r.Mt j Iteallviews O sunt) Empires 0 2 .000!
Last evening' at the coliseum the Krones defeated the Kcullview team, In the fastest league game of the seaeon. Iteid caging the winning goal after five minutes of overtime play. The Krones took the lead in the first period by making two goals. This lead was held until the close of the second period. In the last period the Ileallviews rallied and tied the score. Lineups and summary: Krones. ' Beallview. Craighead .... Kirst. flush . ...Helmiek Kcid Second Mush Kobe Newman Center V. Stolle Swa.vne Half Hack 1 Stolle Lancaster ....Coal .Moore First Period. Sway at! t;.--
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Second Period. Third Period.
Jlelmick l:.Vt Harris 7ft! Overtime. lie id .":oo Stops - Lancaster. 'JN; Moore. Hushes-Craighead. :;: Uohe, '. FoulsNewman. Sva ue.
BLUFFTON TO FIGHT
Frank Runyon of That City Is Peeved at Jessup and Kling.
WOULD OUST RICHMOND. Bluff tou. lnd., Jan. :. There is now o. movement on foot, among a number cf managers in the Indiana-Ohio league 'to do a little more reorganizing and the effort is to be made to form a league that will leave out in the cold Clarence Jessup and his Richmond club, and at the same time lose A. 11. Kliug as a candidate for the presidency. Several of the managers think that Kliug and Jessup are trying to organize and run the league entirely to Kuit themselves. Frank Ruuyon and other local fans are promoting the idea of a league without Richmond and pomo of the cities Jessup is seeking to cnlii-t and Frankfort, Huntington and Decatur will be asked to join the league now being promoted, and Richmond, Piqua and Hamilton probably all will b left out. It looks like a big fight of the various baseball interests may be the result.
Richmond easily defeated the Mar-n-Summitvilc polo outfit last even
ing by a score of to At the close of ihe first period the score stood 1 to 1 but in the second period the Quigley brothers hit their stride and from that time on did nothing but. pound in goals and throw chalk dust
into the eyes of the visitors. Never has any prettier team work been seen on a local floor than the Quigleys displayed last night. Back of them was a perfect defense. Parry put. up an excellent game at center and made his usual goal on a line drive. W. Marl in at. goal for the visitors played a remarkable game. But for his splendid defense Richmond would have buried Marion under a landslide of goals. Martin had 7;5 stops to his credit. The offensive
work of thi' visitors was weak and !
after the first period they were never in the game. Lineups and summary: Richmond Marion L. Quigley ....First Rush Able O. Quigley ..Second Rush.. P. Martin Parry Center Farmer Williams Half Lack.. Clarkwright Alexander Goal "VY. Martin First Period. Able, U:00. L. Quigley, 11:1.-,. Second Period. Able. r:l.-. O. Quigley. 7:00. Parry, l'J I). Quigley, 12:4.7.. Third Period. L. Quigley, 0:10. Able, 7: no. ) O. Quigley, 7 L. Quigley, s.-je. L. Quigley, ;t :. O. Quigley, Pl:oo.
Stops Alexander Rushes L. Q'ligley
: Martin 73. Able S.
ENTRY LIST CLOSES
(Saturday Night the Number of
Horses Consigned to Lackey Will Be Known.
CENTERVILLE WON OVER MILTON
SUCCESS IS PREDICTED.
The entries for .1. S. Lackey's twentieth annual combination horse sale that takes place during the week of March 12-10. closes Saturday night. Up to the present time the number already consigned is evidence that the coming event, will be a most, successful one. The horses entered in this sale are all of the highest cIl-s that, the country tan produce, as the catalogue, which w ill be out. ik.1 mouth, will show.
Close Basket-bail Game Was Played Last Night.
E CITY TO HAVE ft TEAM
Rink Has Been Rented and Team Is Practicing.
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Cambridge City, l-.-.C.. Jai:. :;. -The members t.f the local baki ;. ball team have rtut-ti the skutjng rir.K room t'.jr
their l;ead(js:ar;err uud daily pracipv so as 'o b for the number of gam, have scheduled.
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12c For Special Lot of 15c Hosiery.
$1.15 Takes Choice of all $1.50 Boys' Trousers.
78c Takes Choice of all $1.00 Boys' Trousers.
63c Takes Choice of all 75c Knee Trousers.
89c
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$1.98 Choice of all $2.50 Fancy Vests. 89c Choice ofone lot of $1.00 Fancy Vests.
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21c Per Pair for all 25c Hosiery.
43c Per Pair for all 50c Hosiery. 19c Choice of all 25c Suspenders. $1.15 For $1.50 Cluett Coat Shirts. $1.00 Takes choice of all $1.25 Kid Gloves. 79c For all $1.00 Brand Shirts. 43c For all 50c Anchor Brand Shirts.
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Prices Arc Lower Here Than Ever
oir JaMiary CSearaece Salle Makes it Possible. Bargains Here For Everyone. MEN'S SUITS and OVERCOATS Arc reduced just at the time when the weather is at its worst, cold, damp days when you need an overcoat. FRIDAY and SATURDAY
$17.98
Choice of all Men's $2.".00 Suits or Overcoats. $16.48 Choice of all Men's $2-.v0 uits or Overcoats. $13.48 Choiee of all Men's $1!.00 Suits or Overeoats.
$11.48 Choice of all Mi n's $15.00 Suits or Overcoats. $8.98 Choiee of all Men s $12.."jO Suits or Overcoats'. $4.48 Choiee of one lot of Men's Tine Suit.
CHOICE ONE LOT OF MEN'S SUITS
In this lot you will find some $10, $12 and $15 suits, made of the best quality fabrics. Of course the styles are not the latest, but they make good suits for roustabout work.
THE HOME OF GOOD CLOTHING ROSENBLOOM, BUNTIN & CO, 824 MAIN STREET
$1.75 For choice of all Gloves.
$2.00
$1.23 Choice of all Pajamas, $1.50 Grades.
89c Choice of all $1.00 Pajamas.
78c Choice of all $1.00 Neck-Ties.
63c Choice of all 75c Night Shirts. 85c Choice of all $1.00 Kid Gloves. $1.00 Choice of all $1.25 Kid Gloves. 45c Choice of All 50c Kid Gloves. 89c Choice of all $1.00 Fancy Vests. $5.00 Choice of Any $6.00 Trousers. $4.00 Choice of any Pair of $5 Trousers. $1.49 Choice of any Pair of $2 Trousers. 75c Choice of all $1 Sweaters. $1.75 Choice of All $2.50 Sweaters.
$3.75 Choice of all $5 Sweaters.
NORTH BROTHERS' COMPANY WILL RETURN TO RICHMOND AFTER ABSENCE OF SOME MONTHS.
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THEATRICAL CALENDAR.
NEW PHILLIPS. Week of Jan. 27 Vaudeville. GENNETT. Jan. 31 "Under Southern Skies.' Week of Feb. 3 North Bros. Week of Feb. 10 The Americans. Feb. 13 "The Honeymooners." Feb. 17 "Pair of Country Kids." Feb. 13 "Yankee Doodle Boy."
for ouo vvuk with ;i matiino daily, ronnutneir)'- Tuesday. North I'.ro., sinct tluir rncagfniL'nt ht w in th; oarly imrt of November, havo lu-n thronph tlie outli w(ht. ami have ni-t vitli unusual succpss. Thy return hi ro for on.' wirk with all now ilas openini" with 'Tbij Viif-r on the lliarth," a beautiful comedy drama
dalinz with southern life, and a. play! that i.s said to have met with popu-, !ar favor wrere ever they havi pro-! dueed ii. The play was oricinally ; written for and produced by Nat C. (lx)dwin arwl met with groat fcticcess. During their eneugtmeiit here, they
will also produce Yktorien Saidou's
The company is practically the same ; as appeared here in November, and at that time the record of the houswae broken, and it will no doubt be,
glad tidings to the thealro patrons tc know that they are eoming back Ladies will Ih admitted free on Mon day night under usual conditions. How to Avoid Pneumonia Yon can avoid pneumonia and other serious results from a cold by takinp Foley's Honey and Tai. It stps th courh. heals the 1 tin nnd expels th cold from the system. Hefuso any but the genuine in the yellow ackuje. A. G. Luken & Co.
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Vaudeville at the Phillips. Soino of ihose who have attended
the vaudeville at the New Phillips ,.reatf.st succeBJf -Divorcon
this weeK are inclined to tnniK tnar Riiiy Sheets, whistler and bird and animal imitator, uses some sort of device to aid hint, but he makes it plain that his finprers alone are used. One of the bes-r features of his work is the imitation of perhaps a c'ozen different birds. Master Nelson Sterling continues to he one of the big fun producers of the week. Friday night is set apart for the amateurs and Saturday for a sjieei.il iiiaiii.ee for the children. The Kin. !'e;il performer.-, have gn-aMy pleased tit' ir friends vi'.h their black
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Use Nyals' Winter Cough Remedy, WHITE PINE TAR. Contains no Alcohol, Chloroform or Opiates. 25c. QUIGLEY DRUG STORE 4th and Main.
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LISEUM Skating every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, morning, afternoon, evening.
Marion-Summitville vs. Richmond Wednesday Evening, Jan. 29 City League Game Krone vt. Beallview 7:30. Big game at 8:30. Admission to all parts of house lZc
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FRIDAY NIGHT, JANUARY 31 THE GREAT SUCCESS Under Southern Skies Written by Lottie- Elair Parker, Author of "Way Dotto Ea1?!" A PLAY THAT WILL LIVE FOREVER. Over Two Million People Have Seen This Play. Prices 2."c to $t."0. Seats at Wcttcoft Pharmacy.
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HARRY NORTH. A Richmond Favorite Who Comes to the Gennett
Next Week.
David Belasco is the hardest worker cf all the American playwrights. It is a not unusual occurrence with hira to rehearse a company for ien or frwtdve hvui i b'.rctch, and then
when tie actors are tired he dismisses them and goes to work on pruning and fixinR up hits of his play, upon hich he may still be enj.-igel at mid-
.) iiTe.-. fete p.uS ot KiilMtra .lie h::Y.- ye.ch iopii!arity as ''Uii'Ier Pri:hf-rn Okies' which will he the theatrical offering of ana?er Swisher at the Gennett Friday nieht. !
North Bros. Coming. On next Mondav night the famous i North Brothers, comedians, conic to j the Gennett fvr a " rctmli ' cnsHciue nt !
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