Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 39, Number 201, 3 July 1914 — Page 7

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, FRIDAY, JULY, 3, 1914

BASEBALL, GOLF, TENNIS, AQUATICS, BOXING

WHEN THREATENED GIAHTSBRACE UP Menke Gives Reason for Recent Drubbings Handed Pirates and Reds. BY FRANK G. MENKE. NEW YORK. July 3 One of the big lecrets of the success of the Giants Is their ability to rise up in a crisis and soak solidly upon the knob any and all contenders for first place honors. It has been the case this year. It was the case last year and in nearly all the other years that McGraw has held the reins. The sudden strength shown by the Giants against strong teams, immediately following a period of floundering, seems almost uncanny. The Pirates breezed along at a merrv clio earlv this season. It seemed nothing could stop them. The Giants, In the meantime had been just merely umbline alone. Finally the Giants wandered into Pittsburg for a four tame series with the Pirates. On past showings it looked like three, out of four or four straight for the wants Rut it ended lust the other way. The fiiai -1 sumrised everybody by whirlinfrround and delivering a crushing bio. j. v. .1 ,,P i n Plrataa K UJJUU uuuica v l vJ M.vw. '. - i I J D i n m ' The Cincinnati Reds started on their recent eastern trip just a few games behind the first place Giants. The Reds against the Braves, Phillies and Dodgers fared mighty well. They played good, consistent baseball. The Giants, in the meantime, had a mighty job getting an even break with the Pirates, Cardinals and Cubs, who had preceded the Reds at the Polo grounds. Then the Reds came along. A "croocial series" was in prospect. Four straight would put the Reds in first place, while three out of four would put them only a few points from the top. It looked rosy for the Reds, for they had been playing real baseball, while the Giants for the two weeks previous had just been lumbering through their games. Well, the Reds came and the Giants whaled the daylights out of them. The Reds threatened to oust them from first place and the Giants stiffened their backbones, cleared the decks for action and took the entire series. The Giants hadn't been able to do much against the other three western teams that came, but just as soon as the team came along that was in the runner-up position they gave that team an almighty beating, and incidentally increased their hold on first place. In 1913 it was the Phillies who proved to be the Giants' most formidable foes throughout the year. The Giants had considerable trouble beating the so-called weaker teams., which the Phillies walloped with ease and dispatch, but every time the Giants met the Phillies it meant a beautiful beating for the Quakertown gang. And o it was in 1912 and 1911. The Giants found it rather rough sledding when they bumped the weaker clubs, but just as soon as they stacked up against real opposition against clubs that threatened to oust them from the top they played like fiends and won. 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HOW THEY RANK

National League. Won. Loat. Pet.

New York 37 24 .607 Chicago 37 31 .544 St. Loula 35 34 .607 Cincinnati 33 34 .493 Philadelphia 30 31 .492 Pittsburg 30 32 .484 Brooklyn 28 33 .459 Boston 26 37 .413

American League. Won. Lost. 28 31 31 32 32 33 .40 43 Pet. .582 .563 .537 .536 .536 .507 .365 .358 Philadelphia 39 Detroit 40 Washington 36 St. Louis 37 Boston 37 Chicago 34 New York 23 Cleveland 24 American Association. Won. Lost. Pet. .568 .556 .532 .520 .514 .500 .452 .356

Louisville ; 42 32 Milwaukee 40 32 Kansas City 41 36 Indianapolis 39 36 Cleveland 37 35 Minneapolis 37 37 Columbus 33 40 St. Paul 26 47

Federal League. Won. Chicago 37 Indianapolis 36 Baltimore 33 Buffalo 30 Kansas City 32 Brooklyn 27 Pittsburg 26 St. Louis 27 Lost. Pet. 26 .587 26 28 27 36 32 33 40 .581 .541 .526 .471 .458 .441 .403 Central League.

. Won. Lost. Pet. Payton 49 24 .671 Evansville 44 30 .595 Grand Rapids 31 30 .508 Terre Haute 31 36 .463 Fort Wayne 33 39 .458 Springfield 28 42 .400

YESTERDAY'S RESULTS. National League. Chicago, 5; Cincinnati, 3. Boston-Philadelphia (rain.) Brooklyn, 7; New York, 2. American League. Boston, 7; Philadelphia, 6. (First game.) Boston, 7; Philadelphia, 1. (Second game.) New York, 6; Washington, 1. Cleveland, 0; Detroit, 4. American Aaaoclation. Indianapolis, 9; Cleveland, 3. Minneapolis, 5; Milwaukee, 3. Louisville, 7; Columbus, 0. Federal League. Chicago, 7; Indianapolis, 2. Brooklyn, 1; Buffalo, 0. Kansas City, 9, St, Louis, 1. Pittsburg, 4; Baltimore, 3. (10 innings.) Central League. Fort Wayne, 6; Springfield, 5. Terre Haute, 2; Grand Rapids, 1. Evansville, 5; Dayton, 3. GAMES TODAY. National League. Cincinnati at St. Louis. Chicago at Pittsburg. Brooklyn at Boston. Philadelphia at New York. American League. Cleveland at Detroit. St. Louis at Chicago. Boston at Washington. New York at Philadelphia. American Association. Columbus at Louisville. Indianapolis at Cleveland. Minneapolis at St. Paul. Milwaukee at Kansas City. Federal League. Buffalo at Brooklyn. Baltimore at Pittsburg. St. Louis at Kansas City. Chicago at Indianapolis. Central League. Evansville at Dayton. Grand Rapids at Terre Haute. Springfield at Fort Wayne. CHIPPEWAS ARRIVE FOB RICHMOND BILL Indians Bring: Strongest Line-up for Series With Kenney's Fast Nine. Line-up. Richmond. McCann, rf Merkle, cf Vovack, c Hopkins, lb '.enniger, 3b Dahl, If Gushing, ss Schlemker, 2b Vordenburg, p Hawekotte, p Indians. Carey, 2b Shomin, ss Mosier, 2b Chingwa, 11 Williams, c Pelcher, cf Penny, rf Dutton, If Pinnance, p Laroy, p i Qt The Chippewa Indians will arrive in the city today. They are scheduled to meet Kenney's Richmond team in two games, the Fourth and Sunday at Athletic park. A band concert will be given by members of the squad preceeding each game. That the Indians will prove a strong opponent, as well as a unique one, is attested by the record made this season. The redskins have been playing ball every day in the week during the entire season, and have won approximately thirty out of forty games played with teams of minor leagues of Canada and the northwestern states. Arntz has a trio of fast pitchers in Pinnance, Laroy and Skywalker. Pinnance has been with Mack's world's champs, and while not showing the class to displace any of the Athletic regulars, he made a creditable showing with that team. Laroy, a brother of Chief Laroy, of American Association fame, and Skywalker are both veterans. Opposing these men on the mound Kenney will have a corps of twirlers that promise to give the Indians an Interesting time. Vordenburg will start the first game, with Rusell Hawekotte, a Richmond boy, on the bench as reserve. Long Ludwig has sent Kenney word that he will be in the game Sunday. The remainder of the team remains the same. POSTPONE FINALS . Weather delayed the finals of the Junior tennis tournament at the Playground this week making it necessary to post-pone the start of the Senior tournament until next week.

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REDS DROP ,,SERIE8. At Chicago . . ' ' Cincinnati r,y. . . i. . 3 5 1 Chicago 5 6 t Batteries: Douglas and Clark; Pierce and Bresnaban. DEFEAT DODGERS. Brooklyn 7 12 1 New York 2 7 4 Batteries: Pfeffer and McCarty; Marquard, Wiltse and Mayer, McLean. RED SOX TAKE TWO. At PhiladelphiaBoston 7 10 1 Philadelphia 6 13 3 Batteries: Bedient, Collins, Leonard and Carrigan; ShawkeU, Brown and Schang. .- jiaaa Second game Boston . 7 11 6 Philadelphia 1 3 1 Batteries: Coumbe and Carrigan; Pennock and Schang. DAUSS TURNS TRICK. At Detroit Cleveland 0 9 2 Detroit 4 10 0 Batteries: Bowman,1? Morton and O'Neill; Dauss and McKee. YANKS WIN. New York 6 12 0 Washington 1 6 1 Batteries: Caldwell and Nunamaker, Bently, Harper and Henry, Williams. BOXERS END WORK FOR FOURTH BOUT I With Springfield's Battling Barnes. The Card. Frankie Lane-Kid Carpenter six rounds. Bat Barnes-Ray Jeffries, ten rounds. Jim Oakley-Grant Clark, ten rounds. Everything is in readiness for the boxing card to be staged at the Coliseum, tomorrow night. Eddie Benson, promoter has received word from all participants that they are in fine trim and ready for the gong. Sale of seats has been large and a record crowd of fans is expected to witness the revival of the game of pugilism in Richmond. Jim Oakley, of Cincinnati, and Grant (Kid) Barnes, of Colummbus, O., have completed hard work and are taking just enough work to keep them in trim. Both men expect to make the stipulated weight, 158, at 3 o'clock tomorrow afternoon. A battle royal will issue when Ray Jeffries of txiis place tackles Battling Barnes, of Springfield, O. Kid Carpenter, of Ricnmond, will furnish the preliminary. The bout will go six rounds. The local boy expects a hard scrap. :'; GRIFFIN'S GIANTS TO INVADE LYNN When Percy Griffin leads his team to Lynn tomorrow for a double bill he will have the strongest line-up of colored players obtainable in the city. The Union Giants have won eleven pames so far this season and hope to increase their record at the expense j of the Lynn boys. The team will lineiiip: Gainer, c; B. Saines, p; Hicks, I lb; Hiatt, 2b; Quinn, 3b; Sanders, ss; : Burden, If; Foster, cf; E. Saines, rf. NEW POSTMASTERS Wayne county postmasters were appointed as follows in Washington yesterday: Dublin, Grace Oler; Fast Germantown, George F. Gipe; Fountain City, Lafayette Harrison. GAMES SATURDAY. Indians-Richmond, at Athletic park. Senators-New Paris, at New Paris. Playground-Kandyankles, at playgrounds (morning). Giants-Lynn, at Lynn. GAMES SUNDAY. Indians-Richmond ,at Athletic park. Reserves-Oampbellstown, at RatMff park. Senators-New Paris, at New Paris. System Awakens With Pure Blood In Mind and Body the Change is Wonderful. After the depression, the stagnation, the despair over some blood disorder, it is fine to wake up to what S. S. 8. has accomplished for you after a few days' use. It puts the nerves and blood in harmony ; it arouses the cellular activity of the Uver, kidneys, lungs, and other excretory organs to remove from the blood the body wastes that cause nearly all sickness. This means that all decay, all breaking down of the tissues, is checked and repair work begins. S. S. S. has such Influence on all local cells as to preserve their mutual welfare and afford a proper relative assistance to each other. Wore attention, is being given to catalytic medicine than ever before and Sv S. S. Is one of the highest achievements in this line. For many years people relied upon mercury, iodide of potash, arsenic cathartics and "dope" as remedies for blood sickness, but mow the pure, vegetable S. S. 8. Is their safeguard. Xou can get S. S. 8. in any drug store, but insist upon having it. The great Swift Laboratory in Atlanta, Ga., prepares tbia famous blood purifier, and you should take no chance by permitting anyone to recommend a substitute. And if your blood condition la anch that you woald like to conw Ei , !RCL11 wlthout chW. address RwffVCi.?-pt; Jh! 8Ift SpcIflo Co.. 037 Bwixt Bldg., Atlanta. Ga,

SEEDERS TO CLOSE WITH CLEAN SLATE Hodge's Men Take Tenth and Last Win From Penny's Team." The Hodge roadroller refused to be stopped by the Mel Penny aggregation of Hoover-Bonders last night, crushing that team by the ignominious court of 13 to 4. This makes ten games that the Bookkeepers have played and

also ten that they have won. The Furniture dealers put up a miserable game in the field, giving Gardener no support whatever. Seventeen misdeeds are chalked up in the error column of the Hoover-Bond artists, while the Seeders exhibited their usual brand of tight support. This probably will be the last game : played by the A. S. M. Pennush0. ! as Hodge thinks it best "to quit while quitting is good." The score: . Hoover-Bond 1 2 1 0 0 4 7 17 Seeders 1 3 4 5 13 14 3' Batteries: Gardener and Hampton; Clarke and Schumaker. Severe Attack of Colic Cured.

E. E. Cross, who travels in Virginia I Fletcher, of Harper, Kan., attended and other Southern states, was taken i church at Ebenezer Sunday, suddenly and severely ill with colic.j Joseph Spahr and wife and Ray HenAt the' first store he came to the : dricks attended communion service, merchant recommended Chammber- .

Iain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea I Remedy. Two doses of it cured him. No one should leave home on a journey without a bottle of this preparation. For sale by all dealers. (Advertisement) STRAUGHN, IND. William Waddell and wife of Russlaville, Ind., and nephew, Lee Parker, of Anderson, came Monday to visit his brother, Dill Waddell and family until Wednesday. O. O. Hayden and daughter, Dorothy of Indianapolis spent Sunday with his parents here. Rev. W. B. Small of Farmland, Ind., held regular services in the Chris-, tian church Sunday morning and evening. One united with the church Sunday morning. Dill Waddell, William Waddell, A. A. Roush and Lee Parker were in Cambridge City and Dublin Monday afternoon. Nathan Gauker and family took dinner with their daughter, Mrs. Joe Lamberson. Miss Margaret Willis of the S. and S. O. Home, near Knightstown, came Saturday to visit her grandmother, Mrs. Isabell Strawn. Robert Peel of Lewisville was here Monday. Miss Florence Willis of Dayton, O., was home over Sunday. O. E. Rich and wife and Mrs. Mary Ward and Howard, motored to May's Sunday. v . Oliver Hiatt and ife of Indianapolis spent last week with their daugh-

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Players. Digga Clements Johnson G. Davis , Quigley Bosworth Taggart Butler Laird . O. Davis Team 6 235 ter, Mrs. Will Brenner, and other relatives. They returned home Wednesday. Carrol Smalley and wife spent Sunday with W. E. Willis and wife. Mrs. Will Stephenson of Indianapolis is visiting her aunt, Mrs. John Hayden, who is sick. Rollin Hiatt and family were guests of John Heck and wife, south of Lewisville, Sunday. Lewis Hoffman had a birthday last Sunday and was surprised by a number of friends and relatives who motored here from Zionsville, Ind., bringing their dinners with them. J. M. Smith and sister, Mrs. Lewis

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and heard Rev. Freeland preach Sun- . . I' w j ... . J. M. Smith attended the quarterly conference at Lewisville Saturday ev-l, ening. JOHNSON ON PEACE CONFERENCE MEETING Henry U. Johnson, attorney and Democrat, was yesterday appointed delegate with other Indiana men to represent the state at a conference with the American Peace centennary commfttee to be held July 21 and 22 snhif.pt nf rtwineration with Canada - - in the celebration next year of the signing ?' the peace treaty of Ghent.

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