Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 39, Number 114, 24 March 1914 — Page 6
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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM. TUESDAY, MARCH 24, 11 1
IIOHR HOT LACKING III GOOD MATERIAL tlfty High School Lads Appear for Practice At Playground Diamond. That Coach Nohr will not be lacking In material to build the Richmond high school nine was evident last night
when some fifty aspirants for places on the team turned out for two hours of strenuous work at the play ground diamond. Every position on the team has at least three or four candidates. The pitching department looks strong, as the three or four men who are trying for positions have shown class. The infield and the outfield will be well taken care of seven regulars and a host of good men who have had experience in the game. The catching question is the only worry of Nohr. Orbaugh, last year's backstop, who was counted on to do this work for the Red and White this season, was among the boys suspended from school for the painting affair. It is unlikely that he will be allowed to enter the game this year. Grimes will likely fill this gap. He is but a youngster, but has had experience in the game, and handles himself like a veteran. Lawrence ('Shorty") .Tessup is another prospect that may develop into a fit man to
fill the backstop. Shorty is good at nailins the sphere, and can clout with a vengeance. The pitching staff is composed of Hart, Williams and Hafner. Of the three. Hart has had the most experience and probably will do the bulk of the work. Williams can also hold his own, and will take his turn in the box. Hafner, who is a freshman, gives big promise and will make his older teammates work some to keep their jobs. Bob Carrey bids fair to become a star of the first magnitude. Carvey will cover first base. Bob can field like at vet. Meranda will hold down the second sack, from present indications, while Porter looks good at short. Heisman and Fivel are men who are sure of infield positions. Among the outfield men who seem sure of regular jobs are Johanning, Bavis, Murphy and J. Meranda. Although these men are likely to fill the gardens, no man is sure of his place on the team, as there is other good material.
RESULTS OF GAMES INA. S. M. LEAGUE
Lost.
3 5 5 8 7 11 13 13 16
Pet. .833 .813 .722 .688 .556 .500 .313 .278 .278 .111
Won Office. is Engineers 13 Foundry 13 Set Ups 11 Tool Room 10 Timekeepers 7 Machinists 5 Wheel Room , 5 Forge Shop 5 Wood Room 2
That the Engineers are still. in the running for the flag was evinced Sat
urday night, when they took a pair of games from the Wheelers. If the Engineers win their remaining two games, they will be tied "with the office force for the top position. The Setups took their games from the lowly Wood Room five. Summary: Engineers.
Ulrich 108 Caldwell 116 Loofburrow 106 McMinn 173 Bennett 152
132 156 150 102 154
Totals 655 Wheel Room. G. Lane 95 Jeffries 139 Franks 96 H. Lane 184 Ellis 120
694 121 112 139 94 86
Totals 629 Set Ups. De Hart 110 Barker 141 Williams 130 Hasemeier 128 Mook 130
552 135 146 128 102 124
Totals 639 Wood Room. Burke 114 Heater 105 Sykes 85 Way 96 Winkle 128
635
121 122 139 116 119
HOT TO ORGANIZE SEMI-PRO LEAGUE Managers of Teams, However, Will Organize For Mutual Benefit.
CITY LEAGUE
Won. Lost. Pet. Ideals 19 8 .704 Quaker City 17 16 .515 Victors 13 17 .433 Nationals 12 18 .400 The Nationals last night on the City alleys won two games from the Quaker City five in a series of well played contests. Rockwood did the most consistent work, scoring 203, 160 and 214 in three games. Summary: Nationals.
Rockwood 203
Hosier 157
There will be no Indiana semi-pro league. This was the decision reached
at the meeting of representatives of.C" iVR different teams of the state at New- rn5 if?
jwioiuaj. rtowever, an organ-! M i lfi, ization for the mutual benefit of thelMercuno teams was effected. The officers of! rn-.-i,. ofi the new organization will be selected iolas at a meeting to be held here. Anril 6. . wuaner yny
It was planned bv the backers of ! 5en?f rry ???
the proposed Indiana league, to organize a circuit that would include possibly eight teams of this section of the state. Instead of this league, an organization, including these cities, was effected. The circuit includes Rushville, Newcastle, Connersville, Muncie, Anderson and Richmond. The idea of the circuit is to aid the members in booking games and other help that might be needed by a member of the circuit. It is possible that a series of games will be arranged between the members of the new organization. These
' ZZ""", '" " "!.to take a place with
-"u yi luc tllU WUU1U UUl:iU47 the best team of the circuit.
Schneider 122
iBoyer 126 McElhany 185 i Smith 128 j Handicap 75
Totals
800
160 113 179 167 153 772 177 134 133 156 160 75 835
214 194 173 167 159 907 142 152 146 20S 156
877
GIBSON RELEASED
Totals 528
617
Fine display of Spring Milllinery at Van Sant's, 31 N. 8th St., Wednesday, Thursday and Friday. 2:5 2t
Howard Gibson, a, young boy who was accused of stealing from the Pennsylvania railroad recently, was not prosecuted in juvenile court, but
after a seevere lecture, was allowed
a Union county
farmer. The boy promised to keep out of trouble and his parents and the authorities will watch him.
Two French engineers have invented grappling appartus which in tests essfully raised sunken submarines. :i-.;u ...... .
DETCH SPECIALS HOT TO PLAYT TEAM Sate Champions Unable to Play Here Any Night But Thursday.
The Y. M. C. A.-Detch Specials basketball game, which was to have been played here Thursday night, will not be pulled off that night, and probably will not be played at all, as the management of. the team is unable to se
cure the "Y" gym for the game. This was to have been the final contest of the season, and would have decided the championship of Indiana. The Detch team has won every game on its schedule this year, and would have given the locals a chance for the state flag. The Detch team has games scheduled for the remainder of the season, with the exception of Thursday night of this week, and refuses to play at any other time. The refusal of the "Y" officials to allow the teams to have the gym that night precludes further plans for the game, and it is unlikely that the two championship claimants will get together for the state title this year.
first wife was hanged today. Hoff, who was a druggist, had wide knowl
edge of poisons and used this knowl
edge In his murderous operations. Ac-. beard.'
cording to the authorities he had pois
oned four persons and during his trial became known as the "modern blue-f
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UPHOLDS CONVICTION
MAROONS WIN
The second of the series of athletic meets between the Maroons and the Whites. Earlham track teams, resulted in the former team scoring 473 points, while the latter aggregation added 441 to its total score. The count now stands: Whites 777, Maroons 676.
ronowing are me results or satur- j Rheuma Acts
oay s events: Shot. Put Thistlethwaite, first; Thornton, second; Roberts and Winslow, tied for third. Standing High Jump R. Winslow, first; Wood, second; H. Cox, third. Running High Jump Roberts, Cox and Wood, tied.
WASHINGTON, March 24 Conviction of Richard G. Riley, superintendent of the Cavoil Cotton Mills at New Bedford, Mass., on the charge of violating a state law which prevents employment of women and children in industrial plants more' than ten hours re n - ..n. i-a
by the u. b. supreme court today.
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AVIATOR KILLED
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