Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 39, Number 104, 12 March 1914 — Page 10

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AGE TEN THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, THURSDAY,' MARCH 12, 191

' Live Sporting News and Gossip

BIG PARKER. LEADS T . FIVE TO VICTORY Association Crew Defeats the American Seecfiitg Machine Team 53 to 21 in. Scrappy Contest. FIRST SESSION FAST Oleiaents, Diggs and Taggart Put Up Stelba- Game For Factory Team Which ShowClass. Y. M. C. A., .53; A. S. M. CO., 21. Led by Horace (Big) Parker, the victorious "Y" 'basketiball team continued its unmolested march of eighteen straight wins, trampling the luckless A. S. M. Co. five by a 53-21 count, last night at Y" gym. Parker was; shaved up to forward to fill Lannings place, and a glance at the score sheet will show that the big boy fulfilled Ms dnty. Parker - hit the basket jost fourteen times, enough to win the gajme, and some to spare. The result; im no way- reflects discredit on tb Hoosier bunch, as the factory boys' "have been In the game (tout a couple ht months. Dunftig Opens Fray, i .Duning. "Y" center,) orpend the fray Iby '.gallopimg tdowin the floor, shaking jcff.'a pate-' or guards land caging the 'fphtere. Pariaer follofwed suit, and 'Clenients conmected a( pretty one. Baskets' by Fkfter, Jones and Duning (gave the association outfit a big lead. At uhis pointof the gaone the Seedier made the champs , sit up and take not ice. Withi the count standing at 12 2, the Hoosaer opened up. Clements dropped a. long: one, Diggs contributed, Clements .'repeated and Davis trapped another, tflefcmg the acore. However, Must bef ore. t.'Ste close of the half the !"Y" crowd millied, with m the result Ithat the crun!tat the close of the half fwas Y. Ml, C. A., 19; A. S. M. C. 12. The second session was easy. Once fthe "Y" msuchiiift got started, it was 'punishment not a contest. Again and again Parker dppped the ball into the netting. Time vwas called four times during the session, elements and Brunton collided heanl-on, with the result that the foijmer received a clouded optic. Jones and Taggart became peeved at each other, but failed to get to blows. All In Regular Form. Every member of the association team showed regular form. Duning worked the floor in characteristic manner, while Jones put uptois usual hard game. The guarding of Brunton and Brown was airtight, the Seeders having but few chances at the netting. Clements was easily the star for the Hoosiers, with a quintet of fields to his credit. Diggs and Taggart did some-stellar guard work. -Liine-up and summary: Y. M. C. A. A. S. M. Co. Jones , Blafck Forward. Tarker Davis Forward. Duning (Capt) Clements Center. Brown Diggs (Capt.) Guard. Brunton Taggart Guard. Fields (Y) Parker 16, Duning 5, Jones 4; (A) Clements 5, Davis 2, Diggs 2, Black. Foul Points (Y) Parker, Brunton, Jones; (A) Diggs. Fonls (Y) 3, (A) 4. Time of Halves 20 minutes. Timer Genn. Referee Hoover. CENTERVILLE OPENS WITH VINCENNES CENTERVILLE, March 12 The Centerville basketball squad left this noon for Bloomington, where it hopes to be a contender for the state title, to be decided at the state meet. The men upon whom the local supporters rest their hopes are Dunbar and Stevens, who will start the game at forward. Hort. the tall center; Capt. King and Bertseh, guards. Centerville's first game will be with Vincennes tomorrow at o"ciock. Moonlight skating tonight, Coliseum. MUSTEROLE A Magic Ointment for Neuralgia Ease that throbbiug pain, that splitting headache in a twinkling with a little MUSTEROLE. Try this clean. white ointment I made with oil of mustard) today. Millions have found it a marvelous relief. Millions use it now instead of the old-time mustard plaster. For they know MUSTEROLE does not blister as old-time mustard plaster did. Best for Sore Throat, Bronchitis, ('roup. Stiff Neck. Asthma, Neuralgia, Congestion, Pleurisy, Rheumatism, Lumbago, all Pains and Aches of the Back or Joints, Sprains, Sore Muscles, Bruises, Chilblain, Frosted Feet, Colds of the Chest (it prevents Pneumonia). At your druggist's, in 25c and 50c lars aM a special large hospital size lor $2.50. Accept no substitute. If your druggist can not supply you,, send 25c or 60c to the MUSTEROLE Company. Cleveland, Ohio, and we will mail you a jar, postage prepaid. Rush A. Webster, 794 E. 165th St, New York City, says: "I can highly recommend Musterole to any one suffering from Neuralgia or :i cold in the head.' (!5)

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RICHMOND TEAM READIjOR MEET Coach Nohr's Squad Leaves Today for Bloomington--Plays Edinburgh First.

Determined to make a good showing, the Richmond high school basr ketball squad, in charge of Coach Nohr, left this noon for Indianapolis, where the team will board the Indiana special that will carry approximately 75 teams to Bloomington, the scene of the State meet, to be held Friday and Saturday." Although not counting on winning the state title, members of the team are confident of winning their pre: liminaries, at least. The Red and White five has been working hard since routing Newcastle and expects to more than hold its own with its first oponents. The team, on its arrival. in Bloomington, will stay at a fraternity house of I. U. Every, member of Indiana University will take care of two visiting players. Richmond is scheduled to take the floor at 1:30 tomorrow afternoon against the Edinburgh quintet. If the locals come out on top, Vevay or Newcastle will be the next opponent of the Red and White. The five that will take the floor to battle for the local high, will be cornnosed of Hoover, Beisman and Meranda, forwards; Ball, who has recovered from his recent injury, will start at the pivotal point and Hart and Thornburg will hold down the guard positions, with'Quigg as general utility man. IROQUOIS VICTORS Defeat Black Hawk Seconds in Walk-Away. The Iroquois Bible class basketball team again demonstrated its superiority over all teams of the "Y" league, by walloping the Hawks by a 61-11 score. The game was played at the "Y" gym, as the preliminary to the Y. M. C. A.-Seeder clash. It was a case of too much weight and too much speed that caused the Hawks to fall before their opponents. Webb was the individual point maker of the game, tallying fourteen times. Kampe was next in line with eleven baskets to his credit. Pitts and R. Parker guarded in an effective style. Schneider, Van Horn and Burris did the best work for the losing five, although Clarke, Pettibone and Jacobs worked hard against their heavier opponents. Summary : Fields Webb 14, Kampe 11, Porter Parker 2, Pitts, VanHorn, Clarke, Schneider, Jacobs. F. Points Clarke, Van Horn, Schneider, Porter. Referee Pettijohn. BOWLING RESULTS 1 IN K. OF C. LEAGUE The B's annexed two games out of three from the A combination last night at the City alleys. The A's had no trouble in winning the first stanza, taking the game by a 23 pin margin, but fell down in the last frames. The work of O'Brien was a big factor in the result of the last two games, his scores 213 and 171 swinging the balance in favor of his team. These counts, with his 137 score in the first game, made a clean sweep of the honors: Summary: A's. Duffy 134 176 121 Selm 19 72 86 Linehan . 138 146 105 Goldrich 100 106 89 Mercurio 141 145 138 Totals 632 645 533 B's. P. Mercurio -50 110 140 Harrington 105 119 124 Brennan - 95 101 121 Pfelffer 122 137 10S O'Brien 137 213 171 Totals '. . . .609 ,' ;.i680. 664 STONE TO HEAD SENATE COMMITTEE Senator William Joel Stone of Missouri is to head the foreign relations ommitteeof the U.S. Senate, succeeding the late Senator Bacon. This is an important position in view of the conditions in Mexico. It is expected that Senator Stone will modify his views, when he heads the committee. For . the last few months he has been outspoken in favor of armed intervention in Mexico.

ROWE POCKETS 50 E. C. FIELD GOALS

Leads Quaker Basketball Team With Kemper Coming Second With 35 True Shots. LOGAN SHOOTS 23 Kemper Makes 27 Fouls, Wolfe 15, Rowe 12, While Wolfe Makes 16 Field Goals. Earle (Abe) Rowe this year again demonstrated the class that ranks him among the most accurate basket shots in Indiana basketball circles. Rowe's record for the season just closed is fifty field goals, which is fiftfeen better - than the record of his nearest rival "Kus" Kemper, who hooped the leather thirty-five times in twelve con tests. The lanky Quaker captain has been the main cog in the Earlham scoring machine for three years, and his loss will be a big blow to the team. Besides making the largest number of points for his team, Rowe has been the mainstay in the all-around attack of the Earlham five. Kemper with thirty-five baskets, holds second place in the scoring procession. Logan, who played in onlyfour and one-half games, comes next with twenty-three ringers. Wolfe, who held down the forward position for seven full games, connected sixteen times. Lancaster, Stanley and Little each caged on field goal. Wolfe Goal Shooter. Wolfe, who did most of the foul goal shooting for the Quakers, connected twenty-four times out of fiftythree attempts, while Logan, who has performed this part of the game since the Hanover contest, hit the hoop nineteen out of thirty-two times. Kemper easily led in the number of fouls committed, totaling twentyseven. Williams and Wolfe caused the hand of the referee to raise fifteen times. Rowe committed twelve misdemeanors, Lancaster 11, Logan 9, Stanley 4, Thistlethwaite and Lamb 3 each and Little 1. Following is the record of the members of the team for the 1914 season: Fids. F.Pts.Fouls. Pts. Rowe, f. (Capt.) 50 0 12 100 Kemper, c. .... 33 0 27 70 Logan, f 23 19 9 65 Wolfe, f 16 24 15 56 Lancaster, g. . . 1 0 11 2 Williams, g. . . . 0 0 15 0 Stanley, g., f. . . 1 0 4 2 Little, g 1 0 1 2 Lamb, g 0 0 3 0 Totals 127 43 97 297 MANY CANDIDATES REPORTFOR WORK ' Earlham Athletes Respond to Call of Coach Reagan for Baseball Practice. Twenty-two knights of the bat and mitt responded to Coach Reagan's call for baseball candidates at the Quaker school, in the first real workout of the season, yesterday. Reagan has quantity, and as far as quality is concerned, the coach is not worrying. Veterans and- yearlings, tall men and short men, big men and lean men, fat fellows and lean ones, tuyied out with plenty of "pep." Besides the six letter men, Bogue, Rowe, Stanley, Williams, Wallace and Doggett, a wealth of new material that gives big promise was in evidence. Logan, the Bloomingdale star handles himself like a veteran. Those who know Logan say baseball is his game. Kemper looks good for the first sack, "Monk" Davis, last year pitcher of the Richmond high school nine, ought to make good and Leonard, Mills, Trueblood, Bowen and Thornton will make stiff fights for berths on the Quaker crew. After practice the men took two laps on the track, for improving wind. WHERE ARE THEY? Do you know the whereabouts of Henry T. Wilson and Eugene Wisard? They resided in Wayne county in 1858 and later. Their present residence or that, of their heirs is wanted by Sam M. Brewster, an attorney at Poplar Bluff, Mo., who today inserted a Want Ad in The Palladium, if old residents recall their names and residences, they are requested to communicate with the Missouri lawyer. According to the London Chronicle the cinematograph is producing a cinmatic eye, a special disease generated by the. effort to follow the flicker and the unnatural speed of pictured actors. Kotch COLLAR, 2 lor 26 Msta dmrntt. Pbor C 1 PHOTOS

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NEW YORK'S MAYOR

HAS LOFTY REFUGE MAYOR JOHN PUROY MITCHELL. The continuous procession of visitors that passes in and out of his office at the city hall each day has ' caused Mayor John Purroy Mitchell to throw up his hands in despair. He has found it impossible to make any headway with the work he has mapped out for himself, because of the continual interruntions bv visitors of all j classes. To put an end to the nuisance, the mayor has decided to have set aside for his own personal use an office in the tower a-top the lofty municipal building, more than 560 feet above the street level. Visitors will be barred from this retreat. ARRESTED TWICE IN TWELVE HOURS In again, out again, in again. This is the story of John Hogan's twelve hour visit in Richmond. Yesterday j Hogan, who hails from Winchester, was hauled up before Mayor Robbins on a charge of begging. The mayor I permitted him to go if he would leave the city by noon. All agreed, but two hours after police court had adjourn- ! ed it was reported that Hogan was ! working his old stunt. He was locked up again. Friday when he came before Mayor Robbins he entered a plea of not guilty to a charge of begging. His case was set for next Saturday. RICHMOND PERSONS VIEW MOON ECLIPSE In a cloudless sky and with the moon at its fullest, Richmond people were able to get a perfect view of the eclipse. The observatory at. Earlham college was closed and a number of persons who went there to get a better view of the planet, were disappointed. Parts of the telescope had been-sent toChicago. for polishing. Among those who sailed from New york recently on a world's tour were thirty-three widows and thirteen bridal couples. Last year twenty widows sailed, ten of whom were married before reaching port. How to Make the Best Cough Remedy at Home A Family Supply at Small Coat, and Fully (iuarautced. Make a plain syrup bv mixing one pint of granulated susar and Va pint of warm water and stir for 2 minutes. Put 2 ounces of pure Pinex ( fifty cents' worth) in a pint bottle, and fill it tip with the Sugar Syrup. This srives you a family supplv of the best eomih syrup at a saving of $2. It never spoils, 'lake a teaepooniul every one, two or three hours. The effectiveness of this simple remedy is surprising. It seems to take hold almost instantly, and will usually conquer an ordinary 00113 Ii in 24 hours. It tones up the jaded appetite and is just laxative enough to ho helpful in a cough, and has a pleasing taste. Also excellent for bronchial trouble, bronchial asthma, whooping cough and spasmodic croup. This metliod of making cough remedy with Pinex and Sugar Syrup (or strained honey ) is now used in more homes than any other cough syrup. This explains why it is often imitated, though never successfully. If you try it, use only genuine Pinex. which is a most valuable concentrated compound of Norway white pine extract, and is rich in guaiacol and other natural healing pine element?. Other preparations will not work in this combination. A guaranty of absolute satisfaction, or money promptly refunded, goes with this preparation. Your druggist has Tinex. or will get it for you. If not, send to r,"r' Pi": "'o.. Yt. Wavne, Ind For Gloves all this week. French Benzole Dry Cleaning THE CHAUNCEY CLEANING CO. Auto Delivery. Phone 2501 1030 Main SPECIAL Cream to whip. Try our Coffee roasted today. H. G. HADLEY Phone 2292 TRY COOPER'S BLEND COFFEE For 8ale at Cooper's Grocery

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The colored population of the i wV r,8ht11to Ti? ayth01?K but dry at the polls on March 24," Rev. C. W. McColl told about 350 colored people at the ML Moriah Baptist church last night. ' j The meeting was an enthusiastic ; one and when Rev. McColl told the audience that thev should hate th : "aim, ctcu nvira tuau iuo ; fathers and grandfathers of those present hated human slavery, they applauded him wildly. "Fight for purity and righteousness If you have to fight alone," Rev. McColl said. "Not only will the elimination of the saloon and liquor traffic mean a great advance for the general, public, but I wish to impress especially upon the people of our race that our chance for betterment in the future lies partly in our stand now. "For a half century out of slavery and part of that time in moral slavery, the colored people have had great obstacles to. overcome. But gradually we have overcome these and now with an organized movement to abolish segregation and other forms of abuses which hold us down, we will soon be able to command the respect of the world. Saloon Will Meet Fate. "I am glad to learn that a good class of colored people live in this city and I believe they can be depended on to influence their weaker brothers to take the right stand in this fight. "By accepting freedom from President Lincoln, "we also took upon ourselves a trust to fulfill, that is. the advancement of our race through standing for the right because it was the greatest move yet taken to overcome wrong when the emancipation proclamation was signed. I "Human slavery was aoousnea De- ! cause it was wrong and the saloon

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"Then again, so many w,ng impressions are existing about he negro, that we can not afford ty take the wrong stand in this fight from the moral impression it will leave! with the others. Dry Sure of Victory. "I call on every colored man Richmond to enter the fight on t dry side which is sure to win and let his conscience be clear when the vic tory comes. "One of the greatest examples of! what the abolition of the saloon means to the negro is shown in Atlan ta, Ga., where, of course, the proportion of colored people is far greater than here. The illiteracy has decreas ed and in fact has almost ceased to exist. The colored folks have banks.

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