Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 39, Number 178, 6 June 1914 — Page 6

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, SATURDAY, JUNE 8, I9H

- 1 1 " 1 1 1 1 " 1 News of Diamond, Tennis Court, Golf Links, Track, Arena, Aquatics Frank Duning Sport Writer

ACCURATE THROWER YACHTS IN FOURTH ILLINOIS FAVORITE IN BIG MK MEET Twenty-five Colleges of Middle West Engage for Honors on Stagg Field. which Hugh Duffy is the owner. If he can secure an unconditional release. Lord also would play third base. ON GIANTS' TEAM SUPREMACY TRIAL Resolute and Vanitie Divide Honors in Elimination Sails to Defend Silver Cup.

STIFF GAMES AHEAD OF RICHMOND NINES Sunday Promises to Furnish Variety of Sport for Fans With Four Games on Local Card.

GAMES Richmond vs. TOMORROW. Hello Boys, ut Athletie park. t;uUm Giants vs Fairview, at WestBide park. Reliance vs. Wayne Works, at Natco park, morning. Senators vs. Hagerstown. at Hagerstown. Fountain City vs. New Paris, at NewParis. Reserves vs. Raiders, at Ratliff park. The baseball bug will be able to enjoy himself to his heart's content to morrow. Four games are Dooneu iu be pulled off in Richmond, while surrounding towns will not Be without Fport. Besides the Richmond-Cincy mix-up at Athletic park, three other games, the Reliance-Wayne, the Giants-Kairview and the ReservesRaiders will be staged. While Richmond is settling her argument with the Cincy boys, the Union Giants and Fairviews, two old rivals, will be battling at the Westside park. Griffin will use his old reliable battery. K. Sairws and B. Saines against the Fairview boys. The game between the Reliance and Wayne teams at Natco park in BeallView will ai tract a large crowd. Both teams are members of the S. A. L. and seem to be about evenly matched. No admissioii will be charged for this' frame. The insult will not count in the standing otf the league. The FairvMv Reserves will make their debut of. the season, meeting Benson's Raidurs at Ratliff park. Frank White, manager of the team, lias gathered together some fast playfrs. The team will line up as follows: Sliallenberg, ss; Reiser, 3b; Holmes, lb; Kvans, 2b; Broderick, rf; Key en, if; May, -f; Beel, c; Horr, p; Burkhart, utility. The Reserves would like to hear from any team in the city. For gains seen Frank White, 1124 Hunt street. Fountain City and New Paris will ptart a series tomorrow. Next Sunday the Buckeyes will meet the Hoopiers at Fountain City. If the teams break even the rubber will be played off at a later da.te. The Senators will play at Hagerstown tomorrow. Thr Richmond team has won one gann- this season from the up-oounty boysv, but with Kerlin and Harter as Ha;;r rstown's battery, the Quakers should get a stiff tussel. Manager Sullivan of the Senators, has arranged a series of games to be played at New Paris the dates being June 'Jl, July 4 and .V T I S, S, LEAGUE PLANS TO OFFICIALS The executive committee of the Sunday School Athletic association has made arrangements for pupils of the itv Sunday schools to use the athletic paraphernalia at the public play grounds during the summer vacation. A Sunday school baseball league will be organized and a Sunday school track ami field meet is bein. planned. The charge for these privileges will be but. 2T c'iits each, and will include Hie use of all material for games. Tickets have been distributed anions superintendents of every Sunday of the city. Tickets may also be secured at the Y. M. C. A. N. C. llcironimus, principal of Garfield school, and Robert Nohr, athletic director of the city schools, will have charge of the work. As soon as an organization can he completed the baseball league will be started. The league last year proved popular and the championship was won by the First Presbyterian boys, who are already liiwing claim to this season's flag. Doping Sport With the Pal Why any person should aspire To own a savings bank. Is more than one can figure out To hand it to you frank. Of course. John D. made lots of coin, By selling oil and such. But when it comes to easy kale Jle isn't such a much. When Willie Ritchie comes out flat For forty thousand meg. To knuckle punch with Freddie Welsh High finance shakes a leg. WASHED CLEAN. The Shamrock IV. showed a clean pair of heels in her first trial. And 60 did those two sailors of the Vanitie who were washed overboard, after they had been fished out of Long Island Sound. HARD ON MASCOT. Charlie Faust, former Giant masei t. has been found insane by the Portland .Ore., authorities. Being a mascot evidently is not the soft snap that many folks tbought. GOING UP. Not counting Mr. Marquard, eleven baloons will ascend in the American aerial race this year. RESET BATTING ORBS. The Pirates had better get Bone4 If'tter Reese busy on their bats, or :r bfrttlng eyes.

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HOW THEY RANK

National League. Won. Lost. Pet. New York 2i 14 .622 Cincinnati 2t5 IS .591 Pittsburg 21 IS .538 Chicago 22 22 .500 St. Louis 22 24 .47S Brooklyn IS 20 .474 Philadelphia 18 20 .474 Boston 12 26 .316

American League. Won. Philadelphia 25 Washington 26 Detroit 26 St. Louis 22 Boston 19 Chicago 19 New York 17 Cleveland 14 Lost. Pet. 15 16 19 20 25 28 .625 .619 .578 .524 .46S .432 .425 .333 American Association.

Won. Lost. Pet. Milwaukee 24 18 .561 Indianapolis 26 22 .541 Columbus 25 23 .521 Louisville 25 23 .521 Kansas City 24 24 .500 Cleveland 23 24 .480 Minneapolis 20 22 .476 St. Paul 17 27 .386

Federal League. Won. Baltimore 23 Chicago 22 Brooklyn 18 Indianapolis 18 Buffalo 17 St. Louis 20 Pittsburg IS Kansas City 19 Lost. Pet. 14 IS 16 20 19 23 21 24 .622 .550 .529 .474 .472 .465 .462 .442 Central League. Won. Dayton 33 Evansville 23 Grand Rapids 22 Terre Haute 20 Fort Wayne 17 Springfield 15 Lost. Pet 12 . I CtO .548 .500 .488 .3S6 .341 19 21 29 YESTERDAY'S RESULTS. National League. Boston, 7; Cincinnati, 2. Chicago. 9: Brooklyn, 5. Philadelphia, 13; Pittsburg, 3. St. Louis, 8; New York, 3. American League. St. Louis, 6-0; Detroit. 5-3. Cleveland-Chicago; rain. American Association. Louisville, 5; Columbus, 2. Cleveland, 6: Indianapolis, 4. Milwaukee-Minneapolis; rain. Kansas City-St. Paul; rain. Federal League. St. Louis, 2; Kansas City, 1. ( 10 innings.) Chicago, 5; Indianapolis, 4. Baltimore. 14; Pittsburg, 3. Buffalo, 6; Brooklyn, 2. Central League. Fort Wayne, 8; Terre Haute, Dayton. 2; Grand Rapids, 0. Springfield, 3; Fvansville, 1. GAMES TODAY. National League. Cincinnati at Boston. Chicago at Brooklyn. St. Louis at New York. Pittsburg at Philadelphia. American League. Washington at St. Louis. Philadelphia at Detroit. New York at Chicago. Boston at Cleveland. American Association. Louisville at Columbns. Indianapolis at Cleveland. Milwaukee at Minneapolis. Kansas (Mt.y at. St. Paul. Federal League. St. Louis at Kansas City. Chicago at Indianapolis. Baltimore at. Pittsburg. Buffalo at Brooklyn. Central League. Grand Rapids at Dayton. Fort Wayne at Terre Haute. Evansville at Springfield. BOXING BIFFS RITCHIE MAKES DENIAL. CHICAGO. June H. Willie Ritcbie today- is denying the report that he sent stories east charging the Chicago and Milwaukee scribes with jobbing him. He admits his defeat but says it will never happen again. COULON PUZZLED. LOS ANGELKS. June 6. 'T can't understand," said Champion CVnilon, where the local fight fans figure Kid Williams an even money proposition. "I was out of the ring for a short time, not because so much that I was a sick man. but because I didn't want to bunk the public by coming back into the game till I felt right. And now that I do and am working great, some people would like to make Kid Williams a favorite over me." MURRAY TRAINS. NEW YORK, June 5. Billy Murray, the California middleweight, has began training at. Dal Hawkins' roadhouse for his return match with Al McCoy which is to be held at the St. Nicholas rink on June 11. McCoy, who claims the championship of the class has continued his gymnasium work ever since their first meeting. Indigestion and Constipation. "About live years ago I began taking Chamberlain's Tablets after suffering from indigestion and constipation for years without finding anything to relieve me. Chamberlain's Tablets helped me at once and by using them for several weeks I was cured of the complaint." writes Mrs. Mary E. McMullen, Phelps,' N. Y. For sale by all dealers. (Advertisement) AWARD LETTERS Ten baseball and four track monograms were awarded to Eajlham athletes by President R. L. Kelly at the chapel exercises Thursday morning. Those receiving the letter for track work for placing first in the state meet, were Joe Roberts, Haworth ,Woodgate, Harve Cox and Ren Winslow. Baseball letters went to Ross Williams, Jay Stanley, Jerry Bogue, Cy Wallace, Coos Kemper, Fritz Hobbs, Herb little. Herb Logan, Hunnicutt and Bakmeyer. Missouri has 38,140 registered auto-mobilea.

BOYS FROM CINCY

ON KENNEY'S BILL Hello Team Brings Four New Men to Battle With Rich mond. Lineup: Hello Boys Richmond. Schlemmer, rf McCann, if Wright, If Merkle, cf Teague, cf Novack, c Holmes, ss Popkins, lb Nunn, p Netter, rf Schimer, 2b Lenniger, 3b Vetter, 3b Cushing, ss Robertson, c V'oltz, 2b Unger, lb S'ordenburg, p Hello Boys, of Cincinnati, is the bill to be offered at Athletic park tomorrow afternoon. This is the same aggregation that managed to nab a victory from Kenney's tribe in a nip and tuck affair that ended 2-1. From reports, the Ohio boys will present a still stronger lineup in tomorrow's game than in first mixup. Four new faces will appear, Keenan and Roach having been benched and Schlemmer and Schimer injected into these positions. Holmes and Vetter, who replace Coombs and Lewis, are the other additions. Richmond's will start the fracas with practically the same linemen that worked last Sunday, with the possible exception of Norm Voltz who will again take up his duties at the keystone sack. ODDS IN POLO MATCHES Menke Prophesies Money Will Change Hands But Wrong Way Maybe. BY FRANK G. MENKE. NEW YORK, June 6. Some of the nicest men who expect to double their vacation money by betting the original allowance at big odds that America will defeat England in the international nolo matches that begin Tues day, are taking a bigger chance than j Steven Brodie took when he cast himI self from the Brooklyn bridge. From all we have gathered to this moment, the English challenging team is just about as good a combination as that which put up such a wonderfully thrilling exhibition here last year, and which, at times, swept the American clean off its feet. On paper, America may seem to have the best chance for victory. And on paper, if you will remember, the Boston Braves seemed to have a lookin for the 1914 pennant, and the Cincinnati Reds and Detroit Tigers seemed doomed for last place in their respective leagues right from the start of the season. Who knows but what the same dope upset may occur in polo? Line-up in Doubt. There still is a ouestion as to just how the Britons will line tip, and that question may not. be answered definitely until a few hours befom the team goes into battle. IJut the. idea seems rather general among polo experts that Captain Leslie St. Clare Cheape will be at No. 1, where he is a star of the first water; that Captain Tomkinson will be at No. 2, Major Barrett, captain of the team, at No. 3, and Captain Vivian N. Lockett at back, with Majors Hunter and Lanowe acting as first substitutes. All in all, it is a mighty formidable combination, and any one who holds it in such cheap regard as to bet heavily against its chances of ultimate victory, either ought to get a Carnegie medal for bravery, or be cucked into the booby house for mental examination. It is quite true that the Britons played poorly at practice games abroad. Almost ; my old outfit that went up against the original combi nation found it easy picking. Also, if you'll remember, practically every dub team that tackled the Athletics during the training season of 1912 succeeded in doling out a noticeable walloping to the Philadelphia outfit. If you care to know what happened after the regular season got under way, you may direct inquiries to the seven other clubs in the American league, or to "Hit-From-Behjnd" McGraw, who resides in New York, 11. S. A. One thing that should be borne in mind by those who think the Britons will prove to be a pie counter proposition for the American champions, is the fact that the combination that will battle the Americans is not the same combination that was beaen so often and so thoroughly in England. There are some new faces in the line-up now, and the owners of those new faces are better polo players than were their predecessors. KNIGHT DENIES JUMP The story that Claude Knight, the Richmond boy who worked with Dick Kenney's tribe of Quakers two weeks ago, had ditched the team without any cause whatever, is branded as bunk by Knight, who denies he was signed by Kenney or had entered any agreement with the Quaker management. Knight is now playing with the Senators. Knight has no grudge against the management of the Richmond club but he does not like the idea that he has been accredited with leaving the team without notice after getting fair treatment. Knight says that he was asked to play with the team because of the absence of a member of the team that day and did so because his team, the Senators, did not have a game. He says that he made no agreement whatever to play with the Kenney team.

AMERICA

Pf George Burns, the sterling left fielder of the New York Giants, is here shown, making one of his accurate throws to the plate to cut off a runner. Burns is one of the most consistent players in McGrew's lineup. WITH THE MAJORS STILL ANOTHER. At Boston Cincinnati 2 Boston T Batteries: Ames and Clarke due and Gowdy. 6 ?, 9 0 PerMARQUARD BUMPED. At New York St. Louis S 11 1 I Giants :i 10 5 ; Batteries: Pratt, Robinson and Wingo; Marquard and Meyers. POOR OLD PIRATES. At PhiladelphiaPittsburg , 3 " 3 Philadelphia 13 15 1 Batteries: MvQuillan, O'Toole, and Gibson; Mayer and Killifer. CUBS DOWN DODGERS. At BrooklynChicago 9 12 4 Brooklyn .r 8 4 Batteries: Vaughn and Archer; Allen, Pheffer and Miller. NDIVIDE DOUBLE. At Detroit St. Louis fi 3 Detroit 5 11 3 Batteries: Hamilton, James aiwl Agnew; Dubuc and Stanage, McKee. Second game St. Louis 0 3 3 Detroit 3 3 0 Batteries: James and Crossin; Main and McKee. PLAY TEN MEN BUT LOSE GAME The A. S. M. Co. office baseball team, which holds a record of no games lost this season (they have played but one) added another victim to their enviable record last night, the International Harvester dropping the 12-11 thriller. The Hoosier bookkeepers' battery, Johnston and dinger, worked in enod form neainst the threshers, while Miller and Dingley proved an equally good pair of servers. The deciding factor, however, was the stellar work of Bert Carr, who was charged with the care of the left garden of the Seeders. Carr proved a veritable Ty Cobb with the willow and in the field. International used ten men in their line-up, nine ball players and the umpire. FEDERALS VOUCH FOR SQUARE DEAL CINCINNATI, June fi. A further plea in behalf of tbe "cleanliness of the hands"' of the owners of the Chicago Federal league club, is made in a second brief filed in the United States court of appeals here today on the appeal of the injunction proceedings brought by the Chicago Federal league club in the case of Catcher William H. Killifer. This second brief is filed by the Federal league club in answer to the brief recently filed by attorneys for Killifer and the Philadelphia club. The case comes up next Wednesday. Dogs bit 3,721 persons in New York city between January 1 and October 17 last year, according tostatlstics compiled by the department of health. THE JOY OF DANCING EXERCISE Very few women or men (rem to csre to '1 an or set Dancine Exercise unless they are assured the frMikim from aching' tent that Allen's Foot-Eana. ' the antiseptic powder to be shaken into the shoeb, always elves. Since the tcncU'ncy to hold Dancing parties has become almost a daily and hourly necessity in. erery community, the sale of Allen a FootFuse, go the Druggists report, has reached the high wator mark. Sold Everywhere t$c. Trial packags Tmes. Address Alien S. Olmsted, Le Boy, K. X. j 5.000 FRENCH SOLDIERS IN THE LAST 100 DAYS OF NAPOLEON AT THE MURRAY Last Time Today

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LARCH MON , N. Y., June 6. Clear skies and a strong southeast breeze held today for th fourth trial race between the Resolute and the Vanitie over the 30-mile triangular Long Island Sound course.

The trial today was in the nature j of a special contest for a prize offered by Commodore Frederick C. Fletcher of the Larchmoot Yacht club. Honors were divided between the Resolute and the Vanitie in the first two contests, the third trial on Wednesday being a fiasco, when two of the Vanities' sailors were swept overboard by the waves. Today's weather conditions were said to be about equally advantageous for both boats, but if there wore any advantage it would be on the side of the while-hulled Resolute, which requires less wind than her opponent. The Defiance, the third of the cup defenders, was launched this forenoon at the Jacobs yards. Coney Island. Her rigging has been greatly reduced from the original estimate, and it will be impossible to tell how she will compare with the Vanitie and the Resolute until they meet next Wednesday off Sandy Hook. With all three defenders pitted against each othr, the trials in dep water off Sandy Hook next week will take on added interest. The Defiance can spread nearly nine thousand square feet of canvas. RED DOOIN TO QUIT? PITTSBURGH. June 6. "Red" Doo-

in, manager of the Philadelphia Na- moters say. The Sportsman will pubtionals, will be deposed as leader on Hsh the photographs of the money de-

July 4. according to the story told here today by Mike Doolan, former Phillie shortstop, who quit the majors for a berth with the Baltimore Federals. Doolan says he gets his information from some of his former team mates. Incidentally Doolan tells why he quit the big leaguers. "Dooln fluked on the $5n0 extra salary he promised me for acting as captain of the team. That's whv I jumped." Is5

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CHICAGO. June 6. Track stars from 25 colleges of the middle west and Pacific coast battled for honors on Stagg Field here this afternoon when the fourteenth annual track and field championships of the Intercollegiate' Conference Athletic association opened. Illinois University was the favorite in the betting with Chicago University a close second, but Stanford and Wisconsin were believed to be in the running and California was better than a forlorn hope. Despite cloudy weather and early morning showers which tended to make the field slightly heavy, a record turned out and it was predicted that a number of old records would fall by the boards before the final event had been run off.

$30,000 OFFER FOR JOHNSON BATTLE i I LONDON', June 6. Seeking to entice Jack Johnson into the ring, Hu- i bert Harris and Gerald Austin, Kng- . lish fight promoters, have depend ted , $30,000 in gold in thp office of The Sportsman a newspaper. This money will be Johnson's if he meets Sam Langford here next October. Johnson's representatives demand that amount, win, lose or draw and the promoters promptly agreed. It's up to Johnson now," Harris said. Langford is expected here within a few days and his manager has cabled his acceptance of the terms, the proposited as proof. The English fight fans think that Johnson cannot dodge the Iwttle now. LORD BUYS TEAM t PORTLAND, Me., June C Harry' Ixrd, former captai nand third baseman of the Chicago White Sox, will acquire a half interest in the Portland ! club of the New England league, of 3E About Our Clothes Gentlemen Wear"

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