Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 35, Number 201, 27 May 1910 — Page 2
THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUX-TELEGK A3I, FRIDAY, MAY 27, 1SJIO.
PAGE TWO.
FIGHT FAIIS TO
SEEJEFF SPAR
Big Fellow Leaves Training
Camp to Give Exhibition Bouts.
BASEBALL
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
. Clubs. Won. Lost. Pet. Chicago .. .. ..-..19 11 -633 Pittsburg .. .. .. ..16 12 .571 Cincinnati -.17" 13 .567 New York.. .. .. .. -.18 14 .563 St. Louis ........ ..16 18 .471 Philadelphia .. .. .. ..13 16 .41S Boston .. .. .. -.13 19 .406 Brooklyn .... .... ..12 : 21 .364
BACK IN CONDITION AGAIN JEFFRIES EXPECTS TO PROVE HIS FRIENDS HAVE NOT MISPLACED THEIR CONFIDENCE IN HIM.
. .20 ..17
AMERICAN Clubs.
Philadelphia . .
New York
Boston
Detroit .. .. .. .. ..18 Cleveland 13
Washington 14
Chicago
St. Louis 6
LEAGUE. Won. Lost. ..22 7
8 13
15 16 19 18 23
Pet. .759 .714 .567 .545 .448 .424 .333 .207
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION. Clubs Won. Lost Pet Minneapolis ..26 11 .703
St. Paul 25 Toledo .'.22 Indianapolis 1 Columbus 16 Milwaukee. 15 Louisville 15 Kansas City 12
13 16 19 22 24
.65S .579 .486 .421 .405 .385 .353
RESULTS YESTERDAY. f mmm ii i li I National League. Cincinnati 1: St. Louts 6. Boston 4; Pittsburg 1. Chicago 2; Philadelphia 0. . American League. Boston 7; Cleveland U. Detroit 5; Washington 1. New York 4; Chicago 3. Philadelphia 6; St. Louis 3. American Association. Indianapolis 7-4; Columbus 2-3. Kansas City 3-7; St. Paul 2-9. Toledo 6; Louisville 0. Minneapolis 1; Milwaukee 0.
BY W. W. NAUGHTON. vSan Francisco, May 27. The sports of th city are all agog now over the coming to town of Jeffries. Jeff is to appear in Bparring bouts with Joe Choynskl and Bob Armstrong at Dreamland tonight, and apart from what Jeffries may show in the way of ring activity, the desire to see how
the hie fellow looks after his long
siege of training is general. .Jeffries'g appearance will speak for itself. The spectators will look upon a man who has stuck resolutely to the longest grind in training in the HU-
tory of fisticuffs. There will be no two opinions in regard to the results
achieved by the big fellow in the mat ter of weight reduction at least. It is reasonable to suppose that Jef
fries will infuse considerable ginger into his glove play so as to extract
favorable comment from the thousanda who have always upheld him as the greatest fighter of modern times. There is a suspicion that the bard and fast work Jeffries has compelled his sparring partners to go through within the past week, is a ample of what may be expected tomorrow night. There is a report that Jack Johnson Intends taking in the show. Johnson Is noncommittal on the subject. Ho ays he may go and then again he nay not. He argues that as he saw Jeff fully extended with Gus Ruhlin and Tom Sharkey, he does not have to post himself as to Jeffries ring methods. - .'. "If I do go, there will be no secret about it," said Johnson. "They told me over In London that Tommy Burns put on false whiskers and went to see Gunner Moir box a few days before the Moir-Burns fight; but I won't put on any disguise if I go to see Jeffries." Johnson's work today consisted of a 12 mile run on the road, under the supervision of Trainer Flanagan. - Local opinion as to the holding of prize fights exists in California, according to a letter from E. P. Mitchell, state executive secretary of the Y. M. C. A. to H. J. McCoy, general secretary for San Francisco. McCoy
has forwarded the letter to District HAYS WILL BE IN THE BOX
Attorney Fickert. With it the local
secretary sent a copy of resolutions passed at a joint meeting of the directors and trustees of the San Fran. Cisco Y. M. C. A- protesting against prize fighting in this city and particularly against the announced fight between Jeffries and Johnson for the heavyweight championship.
? nromlsed that Alexandria would be
the 1912 meeting place. The state officers elected were not opposed. They were installed with appropriate exercises late in the afternoon. They are as follows : J. C. Braxton. Richmond, junior past' president; Frank Elbert, Alexan
dria, president; Charles fc.. Potter,
Richmond, vice president; J. A. Clem. Anderson, invocator; Cash Carter, EI-
wood, secretary; George Cox, York-
town, treasurer; Josepn MinnicK,
Dalesville, warden; Perry Moore, Mar ion. sentinel; Cephua Dodd. Marlon,
nickett: Edward F. Good, Dales vilte.
trustee 1 year, George Bollinger, Al
exandria, trustee 2 years and Charles Shaffer. Richmond trustee three
years.
The banquet was attended by a ma
jority of the local members and by
many of the visitors. However, the local lodge was disappointed in that
the banauet was not held on Wednes
day evening instead, because many of
the delegates were compelled to catch
early trains to their homes. The pro-
eram included musical numbers and
informal responses to toasts
GAMES TODAY. National League. St. Louis at Cincinnati. Boston at Pittsburg. Philadelphia at Chicago. American League. St. Louis at Philadelphia,
Cleveland at Boston. Detroit at Washington. Chicago at New York. American Association. ' Indianapolis at Columbus. Kansas City at St. Paul. ' Louisville at Toledo. Milwaukee at Minneapolis.
AUTO RACES BEGIN
rooms at 9:4a o clock Sunday morn
ing. On Monday, Decoration day, ail of the soldiers are requested to meet
at the post room promptly at one
o'clock in the afternoon. They win . march to the coliseum where appro- j
priate exercises will be held, commemorative of the occasion.
Base Ball Goods 73 v i? I Base Balls, Bats, Mitts, Gloves, K JX JM II Masks, Protectors bearing the V Ylf "Reach" trade mark are guar- mT-.I7 anteed perfect and to give J yj V I absolute satisfaction. I Pi 1 The " Reach " ball im the Hletof f72Vf 1 ball of the American Leave J ' rTl l the standard of tho bamm ball worM. y CjGT Y3SS. The Reach Official Base Ball Guide KStlH. Erf V0 cents at your dealer's. Reach Base f W BaU Catalogue FREE. J ffA ii VjijX The A. 3. REACH COMPANY Jfr 1 1775 Tulip Street. Pbiladelpfcla. Pau ,T A if -
(American News Service) Indianapolis, May 27. Glorious sunshiny weather and thirty-five thousand persons in attendance, when automobile racing in the three day meet started at one o'clock today.
EARLHAM BASEBALL
Quaker College Nine Will Meet
Wittenberg Tomorrow Afternoon on Reid Field.
On Monday, May 30th, Decoratipn Day, our store will be closed. The Geo. H. Knollenberg Co. SETTLE DIFFERENCES. The differences between Frank Weaver, the contractor in charge of the brick construction work of St. Mary's church and rectory and Bishop Chatard of the Indianapolis diocese, have been satisfactorily adjusted. The contractor started to work this morning to complete the provisions of his contract. Earlier in the week, Bishop Chatard instituted injunction,- proceedings against Weaver, prohibiting him from
reomving scaffolding, machinery and tools from the new church. The contractor has but a small amount of work to complete. He has been paid a large amount of the contract price
which was $10,488.
DECORATION DAY PLANS.
The Sol Meredith Post will attend divine service at the Bethel M. E.
church Sunday, May 29. The mem
bers are requested to meet in the post
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LIGHTENFEL Murray Theatre BIdg.
The Earlham college baseball team
will play the strong Wittenberg aggregation Saturday afternoon on Reid Field. The Quakers will be in excellent shape and expect to take another
game from the Ohio lads. Hays, the
crack? pitcher, will be in the box for TCurlham and Heard will do the re-
Knollenberg's Store will be I ceiving. Earlham won from Witten
berg earlier in tne season rT some rast
playing and strong batting but the vis
itors have improved also, and it is ex
pected, that this will be an even better game than the game with Cincinnati, which was played last week, and was called on account of darkness at
the end of the thirteenth inning. Coach
Thistlethwaite sent the team through a stiff practice last evening.
closed Monday, May 30th, Decoration Day.
Brazil's report of the government finances for the fiscal year 1000, shows
revenues of $lsn.0OO,O0O and disburse
ments of $104,000,000. Foreign com
metre for the year showed exports of
f18,O0O,00O and Imports of $lS5,O0O, 000. The increase of exports was chief
ly due to the rise in prices of rubber
and coffee. 1
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LUCKY CHANGE Popularity Covers Many States
of the Union.
OWLS CONVENTION
COMES JO AN EN D
Delegates from Over the State
Elect Officers to Serve During Coming Year.
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, From Bedford down in the southern part of Indiana, the proprietor of the
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Frank Brown of 012 East Fourteenth
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.The Luken & Co. drug store is per-
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; regarding the remedy. r
CLOSE WITH A BANQUET
NAME OF THE ORDER CHANGED
FROM AMERICAN TO ANCIENT ORDER OF OWLS MEETS NEXT
YEAR AT ANDERSON.
Esssssssis
I Interesting Side Trips in
I
The state convention of the American Order of Owls closed last even
ing with a banquet given in the lodge rooms, Luken's hall, by the local Nest in honor of the visiting delegations.
Other business included the selection
of Anderson as the meeting place for 1911, the election and installation of
officers and the change In the by-laws by which the order will be known hereafter as the Ancient Order of
Owls. The reason for the order changing the name was that an in4unction was secured in Illinois, where the order was organized, prohibiting the name of American being used in connection with the order, because it conflicted with another division of the same name. Although the Indiana delegations were unanimous for the change as indicated by the vote, yet the matter will not be positively settled until the national convention considers it at its meeting in Rochester. N. T- in August. Anderson was voted a the nex!. meeting place on the first ballot Alexandria has been practically assured of the 1912 convention and while it would liked to have had next year's
convention, it withdrew its opposition to Anderson when the delegates were
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