Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 39, Number 123, 3 April 1914 — Page 7
THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELE GRAM, FRIDAY, APRIL 3, 1914
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Live Sporting News and Gossip
WHAT VViLL CINCY DO, FAHSH0W ASK Spring Training Is Far From Satisfactory to Manager Herzog.
CINCINNATI, O., April 3. Just .tvhat position the Cincinnati Reds -will occupy in the National league standing next fall when the last ball has been pitched and the start of the national game think of their winter occupations, is a question that is puzzling CIncy bugs. The showing made so far by the team in its spring training games is far from satisfying. The Reds, under
xnedocre article of ball so far this spring, accepting beatings most every day. Just yesterday the Louisville Colonels walloped the Red outfit in a farcical exhibition of the game that resulted in a 5 to 2 count in favor of the Blue Grass bunch. Herzog thinks his men have a jinx n their trail. Injuries, sickness and poor weather have gone far to prevent the Buckeyes from rounding into any semblance of form. Three Reds were added to the hospital list just yesterday. Heine Groh is suffering from an Attack of the grip; Marsans has a .wrenched ligament in his shoulder that will keep him out of the game for some time, and Doc Miller has a bad leg that hinders him from engaging in regular work. The Reds' pitching staff is not anything to shout abou. True, Yingling should do big things for the Ohio bunch, but so far this season the former Brooklyn star has not hit his pace. The Louisville Colonels pounded him hard yesterday and he had to retire in favor of Lear, who shot them across in a manner that discouraged further activities of the Kentucky swat artists. Benton and Johnson are the other mainstays in the flinging line. . The infield and outfield looks fairly Rood. Hoblitzel is sure of holding down his end of the game at the initial sack, while Groh and Herzog will be seen in the space surrounding the second station. Niehoff looks like the most likely candidate for the third sack. The pastures will more than likely be in the custody of Bates, Marsans, Moran and Miller. Other candidates and recruits from the bushes that look promising are Blackburn, Porter, Kellogg and Berghammer.
This is Model Baseball Club Olivet College Players Sign a Novel Agreement.
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club live up to the peculiar document T . l i . . . i a j 1 1 i
mey aignea tnis wees, mey win do entitled to the title of "The model baseball club." "I promise not to smoke, drink or swear during the baseball season. "I promise not to attend parties tLe night previous to ball games. "I promise to practice every day the coach issues the call. "I promise to notify the coach If I see any member of the team breaking the agreement which he signed." Over 30 ment signed slips of paper containing these and other promises, which makes every man on the team a detective. Olivet opens its season at Notre Dame on April 11.
GARFIELD RESULTS
CITY LEAGUE
Won. Ideals 21 Quaker City , 17 Victors 17 Nationals 15
Lost. 12 16 19 21
Pet. .637 .516 .473 .411
The Victor bowling "force exchanged positions with the former occupants of the cellar position last night, trimming that team in three straight counts. Scores of 219, 207 and 163, Wade by Hodge, took all honors. Summary: Victors. "vV. Martin 135 177 136 Cooney 176 175 142 indorf 158 139 133 Hartley 170 1S8 191 Miller 196 169 193
Won. Lost. Pet. Earlham 9 3 .750
i Wabash 9 3 ,750
Rose Poly 3 9 .250 Franklin 3 9 .250 Last Night's Results. Franklin 12; Earlham, 11. Wabash, 7; Rose Poly, 2. Franklin toog a fast and exciting game from the Earlham five last night at the Garfield gym by the score of 12 to 11. Line-up and summary. Franklin. Earlham. Brinley Webber Forward. Leighton Dafler Forward. Adams Simmons Center. Vogelsong Evans Guard. Russell O'Neal Guard. Fields Leighton, 3; Dafler, 3; Vogelsong; Adams, 2; Webber, O'Neal. Foul Points Simmons. Referee Cottingham. WABASH BEATS ROSE. Wabash trimmed the Rose Poly outfit last night in a slow game that re1 suited in a count of 7 to 2. Line-up and summary: Wabash. Rose Poly. Stenzel Lee Forward. Robinson Canan Forward. Van Allen Bly Center.
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Guard. Tarpleson Peggs Guard. Fields Van Allen, 2; Robinson, Canan. FoulPoints Van Allen. Referee Cottingham.
Totals 910 Nationals. King 191 Hodge 163 Hosier 126 Korkwood 200 Mercurio 138
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870 162 219 118 168 138 803
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THIRD SUCKER FAILS TO SIGHOIITRACT Curley Re-Affirms Decision Not to Sign With Quaker Outfit This Season.
The only problem tbat confronts Manager Kenney of the Richmond nine, la the lack of a third sacker. Curley, the fast W. Covington malk, who was counted on to fill this position has affirmed his previous statement that he would play with the MaVSVille. Kv.. team this unrinp This
Jeaves a big hole in the Quaker In-
neia mat win nave to be filled before the opening of the season April 26. With the exception of Curley, the infield Is intact. Perkins, the giant first baseman will be seen here in a Quaker uniform and much can be expected of him. Cushing, who was seen here last season with the Covington nine, will fill the territory around the keystone sack. Short stop will be in custody of one particular Sheppard, also of the Covington team. With a good man at third, this lineup should be the best ever presented by a local club. This Is the same lineup that faced last year's Quaker team twice, when the locals received two drubbings at the hands of the Covington team. It was impossible for the Richmond team to do anything with these men last year and this crew working with a battery like Sauters and Novack should do big things for Richmond this year. Turtle soup all day Saturday. Ed Muey's, 20 S. 6th. 2-2t
team lines up against the Palladium exponents of the game at the Garfield gym. The Garfield team and the second Pal outfit will clash In the preliminary. rf The game promisee to be a battle royal fro mstart to finish, as the two teams seem evenly matched. The Y team will have the advantage of having played together the entire season, while the Pals have workeded together but once this year. Kinder, Porter and Meranda will be pitted against Webb, Klute and Fitzgibbons in the end work tomorrow night and this - department of the game seems about even.' Lanning, Palladium center, is expected to hold his own with Loehr of the Y crew. Parker and Duning for the Pals, and Bavls and Johannlng for the Y will do the guarding. . . .
SINGLE G, ENTERED
CAMBRIDGE CITY. lad., April 3. Single Q., a pacer owned by W. B. Barefoot of this city, has been entered in a number of $1,000 stake races In the Grand and Erie Circuits, which Includes the cities of Detroit, Monroe,
Jackson, Port Huron, Saginaw, Toledo, Lima, Cleveland and Columbus. Howard Vtckerv, of this city, who has bad much experience at driving in these circuits, will drive the horse at the coming events. Local fanciers who have seen the pacer In action think that the Cambridge entry Is' certain to land in the money list. The pacer was formerly the property of the late Harry 8. Beard.
KNOLEENBERG BETTER George. KnoUenberg. street commissioner, is still confined to his home. It was feased he was threatened with pneumonia, but he has shown a slight Improvement and exjects to be able to resume 'his duties within a , few days. One-half l of the poputatlonof Franca Is engaged In agriculture.
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