Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 39, Number 99, 6 March 1914 — Page 3
THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELE GRAM, FRIDAY, MARCH 6, 1914
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Live Sporting News and Gossip
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TET OF STARS
PLAY FINAL GAME
Rowe, Wolf, Stanley, Lamb and Williams Will End College Basketball Career in Tonight's Battle.
CELLAR CHAMPS TAKE 3 CONTESTS
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FRANKLIN IS STRONGER
Result of Game Will Decide Which Team Has Right to Second Place in Secondary Championship Race.
CITY LEAGUE STANDING. W. L. Pet. Ideals '.. 17 7 .708 Quaker City U 11 .542 Victors 10 14 .417 Nationals 9 15 .375 Last Night's Results. Nationals 782 868 881
Quaker City 755 748 847 1 The Cellar champs made a clean i
sweep of honors last night, taking three games from the Quakers on the City alleys. Hodge, of the Nats, copped all honors with 171, 221 and 183, proving high score as well as high average. Summary: Nationals. King 133 177 168 Hosier 139 141 196 Hodge 171 211 183
Ross, Jr 162 162 162
Mercurio 167 167 162 Handicap 10 10 10
Earlham's battle tonight with Franklin marks the close of the 1913-14 seaeon and the passing of a quintet of Earlham stars, that don the war-togs for the last time to uphold the fame of the Yellow and White. Incidently the game will decide second place in tlie secondary race of Indiana colleges. ihat the game will be a battle royal from the initial whistle to the final shot is evinced by the fact that tha Franklinites have made a remarkable showing in their last games, winning three out of four games played with some of the strongest teams in the state and holding the Wabash champs to a one-point lead. Tonight's contest marks the end of a successful season for the wearers of the Yellow and White, who have made a record of seven games won out of twelve played. Tonight, will also see the passing of "Abe" Rowe, "Brer" Wolfe, "Ross" Williams, "Zack" Stanley and Lamb; five veterans that have battled for the Quaker institution in the last four years. Veterans Will Fight. The result of tonight's battle will give the winner a clear right to second place in the race. Earlham is determined to cop the second honor and with the efforts of the veterans, who will put up their hardest fight to close their college careers with a victory will give the Franklinites a stiff opposition. Reports from the camps of both teams say the two fives are in the pink of condition for tonight's go, and with the second place at stake, local supporters of the game are expected to turn out enmasse to cheer the Quakers on to victory. The teams will lineup as follows: Franklin Earlham Wygant Rowe (C) Forward Prultt Logan Forward Mulliken ..Kemper Center Klyver Lancaster Guard Cooke (C) Williams Guard Subs (Franklin) Vandiver, Kelp and Sundvall. Earlham Wolfe, Stanley and Lamb.
Total 782 Quaker Citys. Eikenberry 152 Schneider 103 Boyer 158 Irelan 114 McElham 153 Handicap 75 Total 755
863 881
159 126 136 99 153 75
159 166 177 117 153 75
748 847
RICHMOND TO PLAY ROSE CITY SQUAD The Richmond high school basketball squad will invade New Castle to-
morrow night to do battle with the
Kose City bunch. Seven or eight men will make the trip. Dope favors neither team, as the record of both fives would seem to put the teams in the same class.
LOCAL MANAGEMENT ASKS SUNDAY DATE WITH TINKER'S TEAM Joe Tinker and his clan of Fed baseball warriors will not be seen in this city next month, if Tinker doesn't come across with a Sunday date, is the ultimatum given the doughty leader of the Windy City outfit, by the management of the local club. A telegram from Tinker today Bays
Richmond can have Saturday, April 11, but would be unable to show In the Quaker City on the next day, as Covington, Ky., is booked for that day. The Richmond management is loath to give up the game with the Feds and has dispatched another letter in hopes that some other arrangements can be made to bring the Chicago outfit to this city on a Sunday, some time during April. Manager Kenney Is at the head of the picked team that will represent Covington in that game and the local backers think that they can make Kenney come across with the Sunday date, by exchanging dates with the Covington nine, thereby giving local bugs an opportunity of seeing Tinker's crew in action.
LOCAL HIGH MEETS RUSH COUMJY BOYS Richmond Team Will Be Placed at Disadvantage by Loss of Ball at Center.
Farmers Warned to Clean up Hog Lois to Prevent Cholera
At the tabernacle tonight. Bishop Anderson on Local Option. Come.
Richmond meets Rushville In the
preliminary to the BarlhanvFranklin battle, tonight, at the coliseum. Nohr's men expect little trouble in taking the game as the locals have won one game this season from the Rush county outfit, on the letter's floor. The j game will start at 7:30. i The Red and White will be hand!-1 capped to some extent, as Ball, star will not be in the game, due to an Injured foot. Nohr will shoft Hart to the pivotal point and yank "Jawn" Beison back to the floor guard point, to start the game. I Richmond hopes to finish the season with a clean slate. Nohr has an-j nounced the following lineup to start ! the game: Hoover and Meranda, forwards; Hart, center; Capt. Thornburg and Beisman, guards.
Five flavors of Price's own make of delicious ice cream and four fruit julfce ices.
INTENDS TO BREAK "Y" WINNING STREAK
TEAM OF KOKOMO WILL PLAY HERE
Withm the Intention of avenging the igomlnious drubbing, received at the hands of the Kokomo volleyball team, Director Roach, of the "Y" has booked a return game with the upstate gang for March 28. The Richmond crowd is still smarting under the fcumiliation of the first game.
Doo't Be Misled ii You Have Lung Trouble If you have lAing Trouble, do not be misled by reports of discoveries of specifics to relieve tbat affection. No specific lms as yet been fonnd. Eckman's Alterative, however, is a medicine for throat jind lung troubles which has been successfully used in many cases. If you are sick, it might be wise for yon to Investigate Its merits and its use may be of lasting benefit to you. Read of this case: 893 Seventh Ave.. New York. "Gentlemen: Five years a(?o last August I was taken to St. Francis' Hospital to be treated for I'.ronchltls and congested lungs. After several weeks' treatment I was advised bv the doctor to go to a convalescent sanitarium, but could not be admitted because the doctor at the hospital, after a thorough examination, declared hit case Lun Trouble, and gave me a certificate to that effect. I showed the eertiflcate to Father Stark, and he advised me to take Bikmim's Alterative. I took the Alterative faithfully as dJrerted. and soou found myself free from night rweats and fever, and gradually got better. I have not. taken the Alterative now for two vears. and can truthfullv say I am well. I fell better and am stronger than before my sickness." (Affidavit) - MARY KORHAMEIt. (Above abbreviated; more on request.) Eckman's Alterative has been proven by many years' test to be most efficacious for wvere Throat and Lung Affections, BimuibitiH. Bronchial Asthma. Stubborn CoWIs and in upbuilding the system. Tontelus no narcotics, poisons or habitforming drugs. Ask for booklet telling of recoveries, and write to Eckman Iabtatory, Philadelphia. Pa., for evidence. For sale by all leading druggists
WABASH KEEPS I ITS SLATE CLEAN I COLLEGE LEAGUE STANDING. W. L. Pet. Wabash 5 0 1000 Karlham 3 1 .750 Rose Poly. . . ., 1 3 .250 Franklin 0 5 .000 Last Night's Results. Wabash 7, Franklin 2. Rose Poly 7, Earlham 6. Wabash maintained a clean slate
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ites at the Garfield gym, 7-2. The victory of the leaders was largely due to the effective work of Van Allan and Kohnle. Jjineup and score: Wabash Franklin Robinson Brinley (C) Forward Williams Leighton Forward Van Allan (C) .. Adams Center Tarkleson Russell Guard Kohnle Garret Guard Baskets VanAllan 2, Adams. F. Points VanAllan 2, Robinson. Referee Hybarger. Rose Beats Earlham. The Rose Poly quintet nosed out the Earlham five last night in a tight game that ended 7-6. Nuse and Longfellow did the heavy work for the winners, while J. Evans put up a good game for the losing bunch. Lineup and summary: Rose Poly Earlham Lee Dafler Forward Canan .. Weber Forward Longfellow Simmons Center Hartzler (C) O'Neal (C) Guard Nuse J. Evans Guard Baskets Longfellow 2, Dafler, Weber. .1. Evans, Canan. F. Points Longfellow. Referee Hybarger.
THREE TEAMS TIE I FOR THIRD PLACE I
A. S. M. CO. LEAGUE STANDING. Won. Lost Pet. Office 11 3 .786 Engineers 9 3 .750 Foundry 9 5 .643 Tool Room 9 5 .643 Setups 9 5 .643 Timekeepers 7 5 .583 Machinists 5 11 .313 Forge Room 5 11 .313 Wheel Room 4 10 .286 Wood Room 2 10 .158 LAST NIGHT'S RESULT8 Setups 770 598 Wheel Room 561 552 Machine Room 626 624 Tool Room 665 568 The Setups caused a triple tie for the third station, in the Amseco race last night, by taking both games from the Wheelers, in a set of good games. The winners rolled high in the first stanza, having a lead of 109 pins at the end of the tenth frame. The second game was closer, but the Wheelers could not overcome a 36 point lead, held by the Setups. Hasemeler of the winner3 was the high man of the games with scores of 186 and 151 to his credit. Summary: Setups. Dehart 154 91 Hasemeier 186 151 Williams . 156 116 Barker 134 118 Mook 140 122
Carthage, with an all-collegiate lineup, is the attraction at the "Y" tomorrow night. Carthage has loaded up with a quintet of college stars and will invade Quakertown with the sole Intention of breaking the winning Btreak of sixteen games held by the locals. The "Y" outfit, however, does not intend to be caught napping and Is working hard for the game, confident of adding the seventeenth win to Its long record.
SPORT JABS
The Sox-Giants world-girdling party docked at New York this morning. "Hans" Wagner, Pirate mainstay, is in line once more. This is the fifteenth time that Honus has affixed his signature to a Pittsburg contract. Eddie McGoorty, American middleweight champ, has agreed to terms with George Carpenter, the French middle. A $20,000 purse Is offered for the fight.
INDIANAPOLIS, March 6. If the farmers in the cholera Infected regions of Indiana want to save their young pigs, now is the time to act, said Dr. A. F. Nelson, state veterinarian today. From now on until May, which Is the period when most pigs are reared, every precaution should be used, because young pigs take the disease in the most virulent form and can seldom be saved. Infected hog lots should be thoroughly renovated, he said. The lota should be ployed and the buildings disinfected and all trash burned. "When possible, the young pigs should be removed to other lots than the infected ones," Dr. Nelson said. "Though there may be no cases of cholera at present, if there have been in the past, the lot probably is infected." Dr. Nelson gave the following directions for disinfecting for cholera: "Plow up the lot when possible. Burn all debris. There is no telling how long the cholera germs will remain. Use a spray pump and the following solution: Five per cent solu
tion of carbolic acid, which is one part to twenty parts of water; or use one part of bichloride of mercury to one thousand parts of water (or 6even and two-third grains of it to a pint)." "This solution comes in tablets and can be handled easily. Or use cold tar products dissolved In water. These should be used in strength about four times that indicated on the label. Parts one to twenty are best." Dr. Nelson said that whereas farmers seem to have made good progress in other respects, practically no pro-
gress has been made In the suppression of hog cholera in the last ten or twenty years. It la lack of cooperation on the farmers' part," he said, "and unless the farmer wakes up to the value of the quarantine plus the serum, he wOl continue In a bad fix." The veterinarian Bald that some counties had co-operated better than others, and that as a result their conditions were better. In this class he named Henry, Boone, Tippecanoe, Tipton, Madison, Grant and Howard counties. At present about eighty per cent of the counties in the state have some Infection. The infection at this time, however, is not as general or serious as It has been largely because many hogs have been slaughtered or have died from the disease.
Coliseum Saturday, matinee for children. Babe and Snook urn, skating bears. Admission
10c, children under 12 years
5 cents.
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Many Have Been Cured After Doctors Failed.
Jack Hendricks, manager of the Indianapolis Indians is trying to get John McGraw to part with Jim Thorpe the greatest athlete of modern times. Thorpe would be some drawing card.
Totals 770 598 Wheel Room. Q. Lane 106 93 H. Lane 105 112 Jeffrey 136 132 Ellis 117 103 Frank 97 112
Leach Cross outpointed Phil Bloom In a ten-round bout at New York last night. Leach was a bit wild, nearly losing the decision by missing swings,
that gave his opponent easy chances to put him out for the count. Cy Falkenberg, the Nap twlrler, who caused a sensation in the American Association ranks by jumping to the Feds, has reported to Manager Bill Phillips, of the Indianapolis Fds.
At first no disease is apparently more harmless than dropsy; a little swelling of the eyelids, hands, feet, ankles or abdomen. Finally there is great shortness of breath, cough, faint spells, sometimes nausea and vomiting even bursting of the limbs and a lingering and wretched death if the dropsy is not removed. Dr. Miles has been known as a lead-
' ing specialist in these diseases for 30 i years. His liberal offer of a $3.75 1 TraotmMt fron tn all sufferers, la cer
tainly worthy of serious consideration. You may never have such an opportunity again. The Grand Dropsy Treatment consists of four dropsy remedies in one, also Tonic Tablets and Pura-Laxa for removing the water. This treatment is specially prepared for each patient and is ten times as successful as that of most physicians, it usually relieves the first day, and removes swelling in six days in most cases. Delay is dangerous. Send for Remarkable Cures In Your State. All afflicted readers may have Book. Examination Chart, Opinion, Advice, and a Two-Pound Treatment free.
Write at once. Describe your case. Address, Dr. Franklin Miles, Dept. DA., i 908 to 918 Main street, Elkhart, Ind.
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Totals 661 552 Machinists and Toolers Split. The Machinists and the Tool Room split a twin bill last night, the Toolers taking the first game by a 39 pin margin, but dropping the final by a 56 pin margin. Luneka, was high man of the games, his counts of 163 and 119, taking the high scor and the high average honor. Porter did some good work for the Machinists with counts of 149 and 129 to his account on the score sheet. Summary: Machinists. Porter 149 129 Sanderson 147 147 Welbaum 89 110 Huffman 123 97 Petrie 118 141
Coliseum Saturday, matinee for children. Babe and Snookum, skating bears. Admission 10c, children under 12 years 5 cents.
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Totals 626 624 Tool Room. Luneka 163 119 Hoessli 101 104 Crivel 133 117 Smith 120 107 11. Williams 126 121
Totals . 665 568
Have the children see Babe and Snookum, Coliseum Saturday afternoon 3 o'clock.
Our hardy ancestors didn't know or want mollycoddle remedies for bilious conditions. They didn't want to be always taking something. They took Podophyllin, the vegetable calomel, as soon as they noticed the coated tongue the dizziness the achy feeling the blood waves and released the Bile from the Liver. They Bald "to make the Liver act," but we have learned that the Liver is but a strainer and that Bile clogs in the Liver, leaving the body a prey to the putrid matter that should be disinfected by the Bile. Your ancestors knew that it was necessary to start this Bile, and didn't temporize. They took May-Apple Root in some form, and while it griped and sickened, they took it because it Did Deliver The Bile.
In PoDoLax you have the same thing, but without the gripe and nansea. It acts so quietly that you are never disturbed in your daily vocations. You or your children should take a
spoonful at bedtime as soon as you ; notice the bad taste the bad breath : the coated tongue. Do so and you are ' free from it the next day. To have it , In the house means to take It early ' and be relieved quickly o by all means pet a bottle at the first drug ' store and take a stitch in time. If we could only prove to you that PoDoLax is not a purging cathartic- j not a mollycoddle laxative but a ; gentle loosening of the Bile from the j
Liver you would require no urging, but would provide a family bottle for regular use. A trial is the only proof.
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