Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 39, Number 93, 27 February 1914 — Page 7

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM. FRIDAY, FEB. 27, 1914

PAGE SEVEN

can leaders frankly admit that tbey hope the Importation of cheap South American corn will make the farmers dissatisfied with the existing Democratic . tariff law. TO MEET SUNDAY All members of the O. H. P. are requested to meet at the home of Gaynelle Ways, 226 South Fifteenth street Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock. STORAGE Household Goods onlr. Good dry place and rates very reasonable. Phone 1283. H. V. McLeland Co. Live Sporting News and Gossip HEARS TESTIMONY

PURCHASES CARLOAD OF ARGENTINE C0RI1 Local Man Will Sell South American Product for 55 Cents Per Bushel.

RICHMOND FACES DESPERATE FIGHT Stivers of Dayton to Furnish Attraction At the Coliseum This Evening.

The Richmond high school basketball team Is In good condition for tonight's battle with Stivers high of Dayton. The game will be played at the Coliseum, followed by a skating party given by the Girls' Athletic association of the school. The Stivers battle Is considered one of the hardest of the season's schedule, as the Dayton school always has turned out first-class teams. According to reports, the record made by the Buckeyes is such as to make the wearers of the Red and White uneasy as to the outcome of the game. Stivers administered a pair of defeats to the locals last season, and the boys hope to avenge these drubbings in the game tonight. Comparative scores made by the two teams this season place them on an equal standing, but the advantage of playing on the home floor out to throw the balance of doubt in Richmond's favor. Hoover and Beisman likely will begin the game at forward: Ball will

Regular Men Alone Can Win From Wabash in Deciding Game

Quakers Leave For Indianapolis to Meet Little Giants in Fight For Secondary Honors.

With the "Beat Wabash" cry ringing in their ears, the Earlham basketball squad, under Coach Reagan, left this morning for Indianapolis, where the Yellow and , White clashes with the Scarlet of Wabash" in the deciding game of the secondary race, the game to be played at the Indianapolis "Y." A Quaker victory, although not giving the local men a clear title, nevertheless would place, them in a position to claim the secondary honor, as by comparative scores the Quakers have it on the Rose Poly quintet, and a decisive victory over the Scarlet tonight would give Reagan's men the best claim to the rag. Coach Reagan would make no statement as to the probable outcome of the Wabash game, although the leader of the fighting Quakers asserted that Wabash will have to move some to cop tonight's honors, as with the line-

play center, with Hart and Thornburg j.up that started Wednesday's game in-

at guard. Loehr, Bavis, Meranda, Kinder and Johanning will be on the side lines. The skate is scheduled to begin immediately after the game. The athletic association has pledged itself to sell a thousand tickets.

Out of the "Drift" we got one car of corn to be sold Saturday. OMER G. WHELAN The Feed Man 31-33 S. 6th St. Phone 1879 RESULTS OF GAMES

tact, Wabash will find rough going in keeping the larger end of the score in their camp. Much Depends pn Logan. Logan, the sensation of the Poly game, will start at forward with Capt. Rowe. Logan has won a permanent berth with the Quaker outfit, as he has demonstrated in a "couple of games that he has played here that he can hold his own with the best. Kemper, Lancaster and Williams are the other Quakers that will lineup at the first whistle. Earlham has one chance to win and this chance of victory lies in the hands of Coach Retigan. If the regulars, consisting of the above mentioned men.

are kept, in the game from start to fin-

txt r itDrivr r t v nnv ; lsn they wil1 come out on top. if the

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COLLEGE LEAGUE STANDING. Won. List. Pet. Wabash 4 0 1.000 Earlham 3 0 1.000 Rose Poly 0 3 .000 Franklin 0 4 .000 Last Night's Results. Wabash. 7; Rose Poly. 5. Earlham, 10; Franklin, 2. The Wabash basketball outfit nosed out the Franklinites last night in a close and interesting game at the Garfield gym. The former won by the narrow margin of one basket. Wabash had the advantage of the Polyites throughout the game, although

the losers threatened to tie the count

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IDEALS ROLL HIGH SCORE IN LEAGUE

Won. Lost. Ideals 15 6 Quaker City 13 8 Vi tors 9 12 Nationals 6 15 Last Night's Results. Ideals 828 889 Nationals 785 791

Pet. .715 .619 .429 .286

801 779 the

Bowling in high-class form

Ideals tightened their hold on the top

at many stages. Van Allen did the j coppjng the entire bill from the cellar

most consistent ors oi me cuini. champs last night on the city alleys

Line-up and score:

WatoasH, 7. . Earlham, Townsend Lee Forward. Tarkleson Bly Forward. Van Allen Longfellow Center. Williams Piatt

Guard. i Kohnle Hartzler; Guard. i

Baskets Van Allen, Tarkleson, Lee. Townsend. Longfellow. Foul Pints Van Allen, Longfellow. Referee Hybarger.

The scores of the Ideals were some

of the highest of the season, all totals running over the 800 mark. Mayer, with 206, took high count, and Youngflesh with 198,191 and 192 took the high average. Summary: Ideals. Player 1st. 2d. 3d. B. Martin 159 162 151 Youngfiesh 198 191 192 Mayer 167 206 156 J. Martin 168 168 168 Runge 136 160 134

FRANKLIN BUMPED AGAIN. Franklin scored its fourth straight

loss last night, falling before the Earl-; ham outfit by a count of 10 to 2. The ! game was featured by the stellar work of O'Neal, who made connection with the goal for ten points and put up . good floor work. Leighton played the best for the losing tpam. Score: Earlham, 10. Franklin, 2. Dafler Leighton Forward. j Weber Brinley i

Forward. Simmons Adams Center. J. Evans Russell

Guard. j O'Neal Vogelsong j Guard. I Baskets O'Neal 4, Weber, Leigh-! ton. Foul Points None. Referee Lybolt. i

Totals 828 887 Nationals. Player 1st. 2d. Ross, Jr 162 162 Hosier 138 171 Hodge 170 169 Mercurio - . 147 143 Kin 158 136 handicap 10 10 Totals 785 791

801 3d. 162 131 160 152 164 10 779

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of winning than a snowball in the uttermost depths of Hades. The substitutes are good workers but it takes men who get results to beat leaders in the secondary race. These men are Rowe, Logan, Kemper, Lancaster and Williams. It's a ' combination that can't be beaten. Since the defeat of Wabash by Rose Poly a week ago, the Scarlet has been working hard to get revenge on the; Quakers, and hope by this means to regain their standing lost by the Polyite victory. ' Wabash' will start the game with the same lineup that was so effective against the Quakers last Friday night Lineup for tonight's game: Wabash Earlham Elgin C. Rowe Forward Dale ........... . . .'.v.' Logan Forward Ellis Kemper Center Lef fel C Lancaster . . Guard Goodbar Williams Guard Subs (Wabash) Peters, Cravens and Coffing. (Earlham) Stanley, Wolfe and Lamb.

It was learned today that the first shipment of Argentine Republic corn ever received In Wayne county will Boon be offered for sale at Williamsburg at a price less than 55 cents per bushel. This corn was purchased at 45 cents per bushel, freight prepaid to Williamsburg. A Richmond man was the purchaser and he contracted for a carload lot. Wayne county farmers during the last year have been receiving from 62 cents to 79 cents per bushel for their corn, so the Argentine corn offers strong competition to them. Low tarriff on cereals is responsible for the importation of Argentine corn. Whether the South American product is . as nutricious as American grown corn remains to be seen, but it is

said to be grown in as temperate a

Testimony In the suit of Charles W.

Bundy against Theodore Green to ' foreclose a lien for $225 on crops, was : heard today in circuit court by Judge j Fox. Green filed a cross complaint !

against the plaintiff alleging that the two contracts in force between Bundy and Green were not carried out and denying that he owed Bundy the amount demanded in his suit. No decision was rendered.

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It was reported today that James P. Goodrich of Winchester, Ind., Republican national committeeman from Indiana, and an extensive dealer in grain, is offering Argentine corn to dealers in this state. Political as well as business reasons are said to. be behind Mr. Goodrich's action. Republi-

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