Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 39, Number 92, 26 February 1914 — Page 2

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, THURSDAY, FEB. 26, 1914

ROSE GETS BUMPS IN QUAKER GAME Fast Earlham Team Still Has Chance to Cop State Secondary Honors in Basket ball Line.

LOGAN SHINING LIGHT

Earlham 39; Rom Poly, 19.

Championship dreams of the Rose Poly basketball ve were bumped last night, when in forty minutes of slambang, rough-and-tumble battling, the Earlham machine, with Herb (Caple) Logan at the -wheel, completely crushed the Engineers by a 39 to 19 count at the Coliseum. The victory ties the fighting Quakers for secondary championship honors, as Rose. Wabash and Earlham have lost practically the same number of secondary games. Last night's victory was witnessed by about two thousand fans. "Without a doubt the largest factor la the Quaker win was the phenomenal work of Herb Logan, diminutive forward, hailing from Blooming-

dale. . Logan displayed the most sensational and classy floor work that

has ever been exhibited on the local

BLACKHAWKS WIN FROM SPARTANS

BIBLE CLASS STANDING. . Won Lost Pet. Iroquois Firsts 6 1 .867 Delphian Firsts 8 1 .750 Iroquois Seconds .... 6 2 .750 Blackhawks Firsts ... 5 3 .625 Blackhawks Seconds . . 3 5 .375 Spartans 0 7 .000 Delphians 0 4 .000 LAST NIGHT'S RESULTS. Blackhawks Firsts, 44; Spartans Firsts, 7. Featured by the stellar work of Medearis, the Blackhawk basketball five walloped the Spartan quintet last night at the "Y" gym. by the count of 44 to 7. Medearis hit the hoops for a total of 26 points, and worked the floor In sensational manner. Morrison and Clarke put up the stlffest opposition for the losing bunch. Lineup and summary: Blackhawks Spartans Medearis Jacobs Forward Jordan Clarke Forward Grimes Morrison Center Brauner Toney Guard Fetttbone Doner Guard

Baskets Medearis 13. Grimes 4, Jor

dan 3, Morrison 2, Clarke. Foul Points Jordan 4, Clarke. Referee Pettljohn.

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at the tabernacle tomorrow (Friday) evenimr at 7:30

floor. "Caple" was the nightmare of lb- tfmprenn E Ballard the Poly guards, hitting the netting j ,CIOCKl Jme" :,?a

for a total of twenty-three points Esq., OI lraWIOraSVUie, inaienough to win the game and some to ! Iowvm and a DubHc muiL Thin was the vounster s third 1 ana, a lawyer anu A puuuc

collegiate game, but the form he displayed last night ranks him with the fastest men in the state. Engineers Husky. The Engineers presented a formidahle appearance on taking the floor Ma;, rangy fellows who made Earlham supporters quake with fear, and when, after three minutes of play the coreboard showed Rose, 5; Earlham, 0, the Quaker backers began to get uneasy. It was Logan who made the first Quaker score, after dribbling the ball through and around a pair of Poly guards.. Herb again boosted the Quaker count a minute later with a foul (tlwow, good for one marker. A flash 1 lonlr form Hnwn th flnnr a dodge.

a. twist and a sauirm. and "Abe" Rowe '

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Will FROMJ, S, M. College Independents Take Fast Game From Heavy Hcosier Lads.

speaker of legal attainment and unusual power, will be the sepaker. He is a polished orator and no one can afford to stay away. There will be special music, a campaign song by C. F. Hut chins and music by the Association Double Male Quartet and the Honeywell Chorus. Come.

BOWLING RESULTS IN K. OF C. LEAGUE

Independents, 17; A. S. M. Co., 9. The Earlham Independents, composed of second string men of the Quaker school bumped the A. S. M. Company basketball chasers last night in the preliminary to the Earlh&m-Rose Poly contest, at the Coliseum, by a score of 17 to 9. The college outfit lead the Hoosiers throughout the entire game; Jumping to the front in the first two minutes of play with baskets by Edwards and Trueblood. The first half was slow and ended with the "rah-rah" boys holding the heavy end of a 10-6 score. The scoring In this session was largely due to the work of center Edwards, who put up a hard, fast and clean game. Winslow also came to the front with a pah of baskets from easy shots. The second half was close. This was largely due to the tight guarding on the part of both quintets. "Frankie" Schalk, who replaced Guyer, at the end position, put up a hard scrap against his heavier opponents. Clements, center of the Seeders,

was easily the bright and shining light for the losers, making a quintet of

points for the factory five besides put

ting up a rattling good game on the

floor. Diggs and Taggart played good balL Lineup and summary:

Earlmam, 17. A. M. S. Co., 9. Trueblood, Lannlng. .Guyer, Schalk

Forward

Wlnslow, Cox Davis

Forward

Edwards Clements

Center Kinnamen, Wallace Diggs (C) Guard

Thistlethwaite (C) Taggart

Guard

Fields Edwards 3, Lanning 2, Clem

ents 2, Trueblood, Davis.

F. Points Dicers 2, Clements, Ed-

Fouis Earlham 7. A. S. M. C. 6. Time of halves 20 minutes. Referee Brown (Earlham.)

CITY STATISTICS

Marriage Licenses. Chester Fay Kerr, 31, farmer, Con-

nersville, and Rhea Marie Druley, 27, Wayne township.

John H. Welling, 40, laborer, city,

and Ellen Meier, 41, city.

Horace D. Craig, 23, farmer, Wil

liamsburg, and Lydia A. Cox, 17, Williamsburg.

Aiford Stevenson, 33, porter, city,

and Clara E. Tunis, 39, housekeeper,

city.

Births. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew D. Bonduro,

737 North Thirteenth street, girl.

Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Appleton, 241

South Third street. girL

Mr. and Mrs. Everett West, 510

South Fifth street, girl.

Deaths and Funerads. WAYNE Georglana Wayne, aged

KE1EY TO ARRIVE III CITY THIS WEEK Richmond Manager to Post Forfeit and Arrange Details for Season's Opening.

Manager Dick Kenney, of the Richmond baseball team will be in the city the latter part of the week for the purpose of posting his forfeit and completing various other details for the opening of the local season the latter part of April. According to reports, Kenney has his team in line and will have the

is uncertain at present, but it is probable that McCann. Merkle and Dahl will patrol the gardens. It is almost certain that local bugs will have the opportunity of seeing the Nebraska Indians, the Bloomer Girls and the Cuban Champs in action this spring, as negotiations with the management of these teams have resulted in favorable replies to terms.

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INVENTS NEW GAME BLOOM INGTON. Ind., Feb. 26 Faculty members of the State university have foregone the race to keep

up with changes in baseball and foot-

strongest Bemi-pro bunch in this sec

tion. Kenney says be would like to ball rules. It was a hopeless pronosl-

32, wife of Eugene L. Wayne, died at ! cop one more good backstop, as No- tion, they said. But they have enough

her home in Chicago on Tuesday. The remains were brought to this city and

were taken to the home of her sister,

Mrs. J. C. Rife, 1115 South A street,

where services will be held Friday aft

ernoon at 2 o'clock. Friends may call any time. Burial will be in Earlham cemetery. EVANS Elizabeth Evans, aged 78, year died Wednesday night at her home on Easthaven avenue. She is survived by one son, Onie, two daughters, Mrs. Lillian Taylor and Mrs. Charles Townsend. Funeral arrangements will be announced later. LONG Mrs. Frank' Long, aged 37. died at 12:40 o'clock at her home, 412 .West Main street, after an illness of about fifteen months. Death was due to a complication of diseases. The deceased is survived by a husband Frank, five children, Edith, Harold, Lennard, Robert and Virginia; two sisters, Anna Miller, Eva Parshall; three brothers, Henry, John and Peter Lennard. Friends may call any time. Further arrangements will be announced later.

vack. the regular catcher, must have i pep left to invent a game of their

an understudy, he Bays. I own. It is known as bar ball, and Kenney has lined up an infield for 1 while it looks simple, it is exciting the local nine which looks good. Pop-! and furnishes Just the type of exerkin, the young giant who holds down size that highbrows desire, the initial sack for the West Coving-1

ton team, will be seen cavorting j around that Joint in a gray uniform j thsi year. With Curley and Cushing 1 covering the territory around the key-; stone position, and Shepard on third.

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from the latter combination in a series of tight contests. Broderick with 166 maples toppled in the second frame; took high count, while scores of 119,161 and 160,, by P. Mercurio took high average. Summary: Ones

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Forty seconds later Rowe again per- The "Twos" trounced the "Ones" termed the trick, giving the Yellow last night, in the K. of C. games, on and White the lead and causing bed-1 tne Cjtv aneys : taking a pair of wins

lam in the host or Karinanj rooters, a couple more by Rowe, Logan and Kemper sent the Quakers total climbing. Rose meanwhile breaking in the score sheet occasionally, with shots by Haggerty and Demming. Earlham maintained the load throughout the half, which ended with the count Earlham, 1S. Rose. H. Second Session Easy. Tlit BPmnd spsion witnessed thi

complete annihilation of the Engin- j Hrenn; eers. Rope made the first marker on j j OB a sensational snot y Carter, who lo- j rated the leather from the renter of,! Totj the floor. From 'hat point, however, j the Quakers' offens e sv amned the ' iuffV luokh FS Polyitcs. who seemed utterly ' Selms. unable 10 break r.p the Hghrning fast vBrofh.

work or Kowe :ii.u i.ogan, ims im . scoring timp ami aeain. ! J Four personal fouls on ' Kus" Kem-I

per put tne !en.znsy pilot out oi me . fray at this point of the battle. Rowe; shifted to center nrtl Wolfe went, in; at forward. The combination kept on j going at the same clip, adding score; . .. rt ' lw 11 inL o ' ill ! 1 m II

in the hand or Hag-; v.t. 1.. mvu,u

withdrawal of the i ire is on eacu uux. v.

Tomorrow (Friday) night at the tabernacle. Great local option mass meeting. E. E. Ballard a man with a message, will speak. Special music. It will be a great occasion. Come.

Mercurio

Totals 613

147 IS?. 135 133 140 115 107 93 no 135 138 111 124 111 139 646 615 610 ' 124 106 IIS 111 110 120 144 166 124 119 161 160 1 115 150 139 613 693 6611

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Poly captain, and a big loss to tne team play of the Engineers, who. although hopelessly beaten, continued to fight with grim determination. Regulars Show Calibre. Although Logan was the star of the game, the work of the other Quakers must not tie underestimated, as Williams, Row. Lancaster and Kemper come in for a shareof the honors in playing high-cl-Ass basketball. The work of Williams was excellent. The husky guard displayed defensive work surpassed by none. Ross rode his man with a vengeance, and held that worthv to a lone marker, besides working the ball to the fore men again and again. Williams was in the fray at every point of the contest, and deserves much credit for the win. "Cap" Rowe played his usual steady game, contributing to the slaughter with a quintet of fields, several of them of the Rowe special brand of overhead shots. Kemper, though .working against against a giant six tfoot three, and weighing 210 pounds j put up a good game, trapping a trio 1 of baskets while in the game. Lancaster played better than at any pre vlons time this season.

Haggerty Leads Rose. For the engineers Haggerty and' Demming showed the best form, the former caging three fields and cans-; ing the Quaker guards much trouble with his great height. Demming, the' stellar guard, put up a hard, uphill game against the speedy Ixjgan. and j

secured a pair of baskets at the guard position, farter, Plangue and Kingpry worked hard. Summary: Earlham, 39. Rose. 19. Rowe tC'apt.i. Wolfe Kingery Forward. Logan Plangue Forward. Kemper, Rowe .... Haggerty. Carter Center. I.ancsster, Stanley. .Carter, Davidson Guard. Williams. Lamb Demming finard. Field Goals (E.I Logan 9. Rowe B, Kemper 3; (R ) Haggerty 3, Demming 2, Carter. Foul Points (E.I Logan 5; (R.) Plangue 4. Carter 3. Fouls Earlham 11. Rose 8. Time of Halves Twenty minutes. Referee Cook (Indiana). Attendance 2,000.

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