Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 39, Number 96, 3 March 1914 — Page 8

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SDN-TELEGRAM. TUESDAY, MARCH 3, 1514

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QUAKERS TO FIGHT FOR SECOND PLACE Franklin Games Here Friday Will End 1913-14 Season forEarlham. Second place in the secondary race will be at Btake Friday night when Abe" Rowes' Earlham basketball tossers line up against Thurber's crew of FranklinlteB, at the ColiBeum, In the final contest of the season. Wabash now occupies undlspted possession of the top rung of the secondary ladder, with Earlham, Rose Poly and Franklin each having ahold on the socond rung. A victory over Franklin Friday night would leave the Quakers in sole possession of the second place, with Franklin and Rose claiming third, Hanover and State INornial bringing up the rear. Franklin has caused other second-, ary schools to sit up and take notice Jn the last three weeks, walloping the Rose Poly outfit and holding the Wabash champs to a 20-19 score. Earlham beat Franklin in the early part of the season by a 20-15 count and hopes to repeat the trick. The Quakers are none the worse for the Wabash battle and with a week of hard practicing should round into fit enough condition to give the invaders n good drubbing at the same time copping second honors in the race. ' IDEALS MAINTAIN f 1 LEAD IN LEAGUE i City League Standing Ideals 17 7 .708 Quaker City 13 8 .619 Victors 10 14 .417 Nationals 6 15 .286 Last Night's Results. Ideals 767 875 821 Victors 856 829 801 The Ideals maintained their lead of the City race last night, by taking two out of three from the Victors, on the City alleys, in a set of classy games that averaged better than the 800 mark. Runge did tome fancy pin demolishing counting 160, 167 and 215 in his three attempts at the hardwoods. Summary: Ideals: Players 1st. 2d. 3d. B. Martin 177 129 154 Youngflesh 124 182 142 Mayer 138 122 142 J. Martin 16R 168 168 Runge 160 167 215 Totals 767 873 821 Victors: ' W. Martin 150 136 141 Cooney 176 136 155 Zindorf 132 147 128 Hadley 154 179 158 Miller 169 156 144 Handicap 75 75 75 Totals 856 829 801 WEATHER RECORD The weekly compilation of figures which is done by the climatological service of the weather bureau is phown as follows: High. Low. Rain Feb. 22 36 10 .08 Feb. 23 12 2 .44 Feb. 24 14 -7 Feb. 25 .11 -10 Feb. 26 38 -5 Feb. 27 40 13 Feb. 28 41 20 .03 MARLEY ARROW COLLAR CLUETT PEABODY&CO.TROVHX

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TO ARRANGE Fast Semi-Pro Team Desires Bookings - With Clubs of Other Cities. The Richmond Murray, om of the fastest semi-pro nines In the city last season, will ' take the field- again this spring with practically the same lineup that made the record of that team last summer. The management has already made bookings for the coming season and will meet some of the best amateurs nines in this section. The Murraya will play their first game at Xenia, Ohio, in the latter part of April. Some of the other semipro teams that will be met by the local club are Plqua, Anderson, New Castle, Muncie and . Danville, The chib will likely furnish the Richmond nine with several practice games, before the opening of the regular season. ; The line-up of the Murrays Is Intact with the. exception of a pitcher. The management of the club would like to hear from some fast flingers of the city who-desire a try-ouf for' this position on the team. Teams wanting bookings for the coming season address John W. Taggart, American Seeding Machine Company. THE KINO OF ALL LAXATIVES For constipation, use Dr. King's New. Life Pills. Paul Mathulka, of Buffalo, N. Y says they are the "king of all laxatives. They are a blessing to all my family and I always keep a box at home." Get a box and get well again. 25c at A. G. Luken. & Co's. PLAN IMPROVEMENTS AT BASEBALL PARK If the plans of the backers of the Richmond ball club materialize, local fans will have the opportunity of sup- i porting a club that will be up to date in every respect. Not only do the directors of the organization intend to put the fastest nine obtainable in the field, but . other departments of the game will not be overlooked. Among the improvements contemplated, is an up todate score board that will furnish fans will scores of the big leagues, hot off the wire. This plan is now under consideration by the management of the club and it is expected that it will be carried out. Improvements at the grounds will start soon. Ditches that line the outfield fence in the right field, and the miniature hills and valley that have caused garden men trouble in the past will be graded. The diamond will be put in shape and the stands overhauled before the opening of the season in April. mm Hand Made Anurias free sad eren burning to the last pcaf. Tha HtTana Tobacco used i Ine choicest grown. rot yoa mill buy thmm by thm box and eaae monmy. I. LEWIS CIGAR MFG. CO. Newark, N. J M altar. House of Crane Distributers Indianapolis, Ind.

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CEIITERVILLE HOPES TO WIMSJG MEET Prepares for State Basbetball Tourney at Indiana University , March 13 and 14.

CENTERVrLLK, Ind, March 3. The Centervllle high school basketball team is working hard In preparation for the Indiana high meet to be held at Bloommgtoo, at the Indiana University gymnasium, March 18 and 14th. Centervllle hopes to make a better showing in the meet this year than last, as, the team has been going at a far better gait this season. The local five was eliminated in the meet last year by the Thorntown outfit by a close score, but does not expect to have much trouble in taking the preliminaries this time. Steele and Stivers, of Dayton, Richmond, Thornton, Shelbyville and Fairland, are some of the teams that have gone down before the locals and Centervllle bids fair to be a big contender in deciding the state championship of 1914. BOWLING RESULTS IN "Y" LEAGUE Models Hunts . .710 704 717 682 .760 .681 The Models walloped the Hunt bowling outfit last night in three straight counts on the association alleys. The Models took the initial frame by a six pin margin, the second with 45 to the good and the final with 79 pins to spare. Hare rolled 189, 133 and 178. Summary: Models: Players 1st. 2d. 3d. Dennis 178 153 152 Price 139 157 176 Foster 115 136 139 Banks 138 131 153 Blind 140 140 140 Totals 710 717 Hunts: Players 1st. 2d. Donahue 96 129 Flood 146 124 Smith 131 156 Hare 189 133 Blind 140 131 Totals .... 704 682 760 3d. 125 126 112 178 140 687 Moonlight tonight, Coliseum.

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HOOSIERS TO PLAY FOUNTAIN CITY FIVE An interesting battle Is billed for tomorrow night when ' the American Seeding Machine basketball clan meets the Fountain City Independents at the "T" Gym. The Seeders have been going at a lively clip since holding the strong "Y" machine to a low score and are confident of taking the number of the up-country quintet. The Independents, on the other hand, are equally certain of copping the game, as that team will be reinforced by a couple of Hudson stars, who, with the remaining men that have seen service on college teams, onght to give the H coalers a run for their money.

SPORT JABS A large sale of shoestrings has been reported ever since Mister Murphy announced that he commenced proceedings with such a simple commodity and "ran it up to a million." Folk are so busy now slipping sympathy to Hennery O'Day, of the Cubs, and Charles Herzog, of the Reds that they have overlooked the recruit Athletic infielders. Can anyone have a tougher job than attempting to depose Messrs. Mclnnes, Collins, Barry and Baker? "What'll Ty Cobb do with the mace this season?'' is a question fandom is asking just now. Ty himself isn't making any predictions. You see he hasn't had a chance, as yet, to lamp the doings of the man who Intends to give him a race for batting leadership. But it's a cinch bet that when the 1914 returns are in they will show Ty i leading his . nearest rival by a com fortable margin whether his rival bats .330 or .500. Ty's habit in the past has been to "see" the other gent's efforts and then go him a number of points better.

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