Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 39, Number 4, 14 November 1913 — Page 6
THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN -TELEGRAM, FRIDAY, NOV. 14, 1913
PAGE SIX
EXPECTS VICTORY AFTER 5 DEFEATS
The Earlham Football Squad leaves Tomorrow For Franklin Town.
CREAM PUFFS FAST
Defeat Buns By Overwhelming Score.
DOPE" ENCOURAGING
Williams, Star Full Back, Only Man Out of Saturday's Game.
Ey HERBERT E1LER. Fifteen members of the Earlbam football squad will leave tomorrow morning for Franklin, Ind., where they will meet the Franklin College eleven in the next to the last game of the season. For five successive games the Yellow and White squad had wailed
to bring home a victory ana with the t
memory of five defeats neavily in mind the Quakers will make their last stand tomorrow before the De Pauw game. As lor the football dope Earlham has one of th best chances of the latter season games to win. Wabash cleaned the Franklin squad with a 26 to 0 score. On the other hand Earlham rolled 6 points against the Little Giants but never crossed the Wabash goal line. Should kicking feature the game Capt. Bogue will be able to stand against any booter of the Franklin squad. Williams Sprained Ankle. Williams, the star fullback, of the Yellow and White will not be in tomorrow's contest owing to a severely sprained ankle. Trueblood will take his place at. the center of the backfield with Jay as a possible substitute. ery little change will be made In the line-up of the Quakers squad as none of the players were forced out of the Wabash game, except Williams, with Injuries. The squad that will malce the trip will be Capt. Bogue, Stanley, Thistlethwaite, Kinneman, Fowler, Lewis, Lamb, Semler. Calvert, Lancaster, Trueblood, Wright, Bowen, Thornton and Hobbs. Regulars Charge Scrubs. The varsity and scrubs clashed for more than an hour last evening on Reid field but the regulars tore large
gaps in the
the practice. Capt. Bogue made several successful field goals from the
thirty-five yard line and Coach Reagan is relying on the toe of the veteran to break up a tie should the Franklin and Earlham elevens right even. A light drill practice will be given the men tonight. A few plays have been given the squad by Coach Reagan and will be used against the downstaters. The majority of the new plays devised by the Earlham coach ar being held in secret for DePauw in the game at Greencastle next Saturday.
In the first two games of the Intermediate basketball league oS the Y. M. C. A. the Buns were smeared by the Cream Puffs, 12 to 2 and the Pancakes were flattened by the Doughnuts, 19 to 12. Kinder refereed both outrages. Cream Puffs vs. Buns Brunton, Capt Sherer Forward Dean E. Lanning, Capt. Forward Loehr A. Lanning Center Keeler G. Tomlinson Guard Lyons Johanning Guard Doughnuts vs. Pancakes
Marenda
CAPT, KIDD'S CREW ON FIRST CRUISE
Pall Newsies Tomorrow Sail Morton Lake on the Wild Rover.
HOIST BLACK FLAG
Ship Turned Over to Boys of Eastern Indiana's Biggest Paper.
3 COACHES WITH SOAD FROM
U.
READY FOR ILLINOIS
Purdue Boiler Makers Get Final Workout.
U. P. TO ANN ARBOR
NOTICE.
Notice is hereby iciven that I hs been appointed by the Wayne Circuit
DETROIT, Mich.. Nov. U. The football team of the t'niversitv ot
Pennsylvania arrived here yesterday j Court, Eracutor of the last U1 and
Bockhoff
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Bavis, Capt Guard Smith Guard
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NEWS AND NOTES OF HIGH SCHOOL
venturous lads shipped with Captain Kidd or other bold buccaneers, at last
fates j will enjoy the pleasures which an un
kind fate has heretofore denied them. Tomorrow the skull and cross bones will be hoisted, and thirty-five newsies armed to the teeth with nigger flippers, bean shooters and even heavier artillery providing it can be smuggled
Twenty-seven Members of laFAYKtte. ma .. Nov. i4.-with a Team Prepare for North- final workout this afternoon the BoH- ! er Makers completed their preparaWestern Tomorrow. Uions for their trip to Champaign ; where they play the University of Illi- ' nois tomorrow. The line showed a CHICAGO. Nor. 14. Accompanied m0st noticeable improvement in form by three coaches, the twenty-seven an(i strength. members of the I. U. football squad ar-: Kn enthusiastic raass meeting was rived here th,a morning for the game h w his afternoon durinK which intomorrow with Northwestern. The ,rt taJks were mad bv memberS team engaged in light signal practice c'f tfae facullv and colleSe leaders. A thus afternoon. large delepaiion wm po over to the Coach Sheldon stated today that Illlnols stronghoid tomorrow, since his team has been changed around it is working in much better j , .
shape than it has at any time previous this season and predicted that Indiana will make a splendid showing tomorrow against the Methodists.
on Its way to Ann Arbor. The play
ers -were iven a short s-ignal practice. The team had another workout this afternoon and will leave tomor
row In a sneoinl train for Its eamo !
with the UniTersity of Michieau. ' J w- NEWMAN. Attorney
testament of Mary Hallowell. deceased Said estate ts supposed to b solvent. James Mulford. Executor.
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MUS. W. W. LAKE
CITY ALLEYS STANDING
Tei
is Others How to Get Strong and Well.
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Quaker City :? Victors 4 Nationals 1 Ideals 1
Pet. .5t7 .333 .167
Professor K. C. Sloane had charge of the chapel exercises at the high school this morning. The school or
chestra, Miss Elizabeth Myrick pianist, and Miss Ruth Ferguson, vocalist, furnished the program, which proved to be one of the best of the term. Both soloists are excellent musicians. The orchestra also played its numbers well. Following is the program presented: March, "Observatory," Harry Lincoln Orchestra "Loin du Bal-' E. Gillet Orchestra Polonaise, Op. 2fi, No. 1 Chopin Miss Myrick "Poet and Peasant" Chas. J. Roberts Orchestra (a) "Love's Sweet" (b) "My Soul" Bond Miss Ferguson March, "El Capitan" Sousa Orchestra. To Enlarge Stage. Prof. Sloane has announced to the members of the orchestra that the stage in the auditorium will be enlarged soon. This was decided upon by ih( Kfhrn honrH na t b o nroaant titaar
Scrubs line throughout is tnn email for Hio arfnmmndatinn of
the full orchestra. The members now assemble in the space in front of the stage and this arrangement is very un
satisfactory as the orchestra cannot play to its best advantage. With the
new arrangement this body will be up
higher than the floor and the tine will be much better.
Martin rolled
evening, 2X.
the high score of Ideals.
Playing with a handicap of 110 pins given them on each game the Victors won two games of their series last
aboard will Ko a-pirating with Captain i . but 4 , ,u theip lea ne KBms.
Rodgers on the good ship Wild Kover. The gang plank will be raised
promptly at 1:30 amid the plaudits of I the peaceful villagers and the briga- j
tine will immediately sheer off in quest of adventure on the waters of Morton Lake. No quarter will be asked or given. All prisoners taken will be put to the sword and heaved overboard to the carp. From 1:30 until the first edition goes to press, the scuppers will run deep torrents of dark, red blood. The boys make the cruise tomorrow
as the guests of the circulation depart
Blind 127 Youngflesh 1S2 Mayer 14S S. Martin 122 Runge 14S
i ment. of the Palladium. At a banquet
given by the paper last winter, Charles j Jordon promised the newsies that they should have a ride on the Wild Ro- j ver when the Palladium should attain j a circulation of 8,000. The circulation i
at that time was 7,500. The paper has pased that mark by a substantial margin and the boys are now to receive the reward promised them.
Totals 731 Victors.
j W. Martin 170 I Ray 134 jKettler 12 4 j Cooney 122 ; Bowerman 143
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BUTLERITES AWAIT HANOVER CONTEST
INDIANAPOLIS. Ind., Nov. 14. Butler fans are anxiously awaiting tomorrow's conteBt with Hanover as a defeat by this college will destroy the last hopes of finishing the season tied with Wabash for second place among tl'e secondary colleges.
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