Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 39, Number 298, 26 October 1914 — Page 7

FHE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, MONDAY, OCT. 26, 1914.

fHREE SCORES DEFEAT TEAM AT RUSHVILLE Heavy Kappas Flank Ends for Only Markers Inde pendents in First Game Re veal Strength. Arntz and McLear Stop At tacks of Opponents Back field and Carry Ball on Sensational Runs. Buttered and bruised but not out played or outgamed the Richmond Independent football team lost to the Rushville Kappa Alpha Phi team at Rushville Sunday by the score of 20 to 0. This was the first game for Richmond, while the Kappas have , been playing and practicing steadily for a month aud have an exceptionally good independent team. That the locals were able to hold them to three touchdowns speaks well for future prowess on the gTldiron From the start was fast and furiously fought. The Kappas were forced to use their entire repertoire of plays Not one of their forward passes with which they have been showing up otaer teams, worked as Coach Lewis had his men drilled on the proper defense for this particular play. Arntz Plays Well. Most of their gains were around the ends and off tackle bucks, while they were unable to gain through the local line which had two men, W. May and Shinn, who had never played a game of football before. Arntz at full, and McLear at left half played great ball, both on the defensive and offensive throwing the Rushville backs for big losses time after time and carrying the ball for good gains. The team needs a little more practice to perfect the machine. The next game will be either with the fast Shelbyville team or Gwynville and Arlington combination next Sunday In detail yesterday's game was play ed as follows: First Half Richmond kicked off to the Kappas who made a twenty-five yard return, and with skin tackle plays and end runs soon had the ball over tor a touchdown. Gunning failed to kick Koal. The Kappas kicked to Arntz who returned 10 yards. Arntz kicked out of bounds. Richmond blocked three forward passes and on the next play Drischel went around left end to the locals 15 yard line. Richmond held and the ball see-sawed back and forth. Finally Drischel got away for a 20 yard run around left end for a touchdown. Gunning kicked goal, as the first half ended. The second half began with Rushville kicking to Duning, who returned 10 yards. The locals took a brace at this time and made several pretty plays for good gains but could not score. The ball was worked back and forth. Time was called with the Kap pas in possession of the ball in the local's territory. Richmond fought hard in the last quarter to cut the Kappas from scoring in this period, holding them repeatedly on the 20 'yard lino and blocking every attempt at trick plays and forward passes. Arntz booted the pigskin to the center of the feld and Gunning made a pretty return to the 2o yard line, from where Lewellen went over for the last touchdown on a wide run around right end. Gunning kicked goal. The lineup: Richmond Kappas Shallenberg Pierce I-eft End J. May Lewellen Left Tackie Kuhlenbeck Carrol Left Guard W. May Bran Center Shinn Blacklidge Right Guard Todd Smith Right Tackle Kninn Capp Right End Duning Gunning Quarter McLear Wooster Left Halfback Hale Lewellen Right Halfback Arntz Drischel Full Back 1st 2nd 3rd 4th Rushville fi 7 0 7 Richmond 0 0 0 0 Substitutions: Jackson for Wooster, Wooster for Smiht, E. Hale for Shinn. Referee Sparks. Time keepers Kinsella, Richmond and Carr, Rush ville. Head lineman Monarch. FEDERALS PROMISE LEAGUE SURPRISES Gilmore Claims Outlaws Will Cripple Pennant Aspira tions of Teams. f BY LEASED WIRE.l NEW YORK. Oct. 26. President Gil0 re, Charles Weeghman of Chicago , ...1 other officials of the Federal gue, left Sunday for the West. Just ore he stepped aboard the train for icago President Gilmore said: yithin a month I will hand some t .i (Lto Governor Tenor, Ban Johnson r ruarry Herrmann. I have at lest jf big surprises for them, and the I seball public will hear of them berir e many weeks have rolled by. I am , I jt at liberty to exploit the inner vorkings of our organization, but I An assure you that our activities during the last few days have seriously aected pennant hopes of one American and two National league clubs." Atlanta is to have a hotel for business women of small means.

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KENTUCKIANS TEAR EARLHAM DEFENSE TO LITTLE SHREDS Pound Quakers Into Gridiron With Powerful Attacks Which Net Score After Score 81-3 Tells Story. LEXINGTON, Ky., Oct. 26. The Kentucky State university eleven scored an easy victory Saturday over the Earlham college squad of Richmond, Ind., the score being 81 to 3 when hostilities for the day were ter minated. The Wildcats went on a rampage In the scoring line. Forward passing fea tured the contest from a local stand point. Park repeatedly hurled the pigskin for long distances to his waiting teammates, and a long gain waa netted each time. Earlham tried sev eral forward passes, but not one of them was completed. Wright, Scott, Schraeder, Clark and Petrie were the stars of Kentucky State. Line-up: Kentucky State. Earlham. Wright Winslow L. E. R. Crutch er Semler L. T. R. Smith v, . Calvert . L. G. R. Petrie . ' Morrish C. Crim Kenneman R. G. L. Thompson Kelsay R. T. L. Schraeder Turner R. E. L. Park Logan Q. Clarke Bond L. H. R. Scott Bowen F. Bumbert Thornton R. H. L. Substitutes Kentucky : Nurk for Clarke, Jake for Bumbert, Bumbert for Schraeder; Burke for Jake, Wright for Peake, Reep for Petrie, Schroeder for Scott, Kaze for Crutcher, Tuttle for Bumbert. Earlham: Mills for Kelsay, Brownell for Logan, Hutton for Turner, St. Fultz for Bond. Oticials Henry of Kenyon, referee; Bos well, Georgetown, umpire; Larsen, Chicago, head linesman. Touchtowns Park 5, Wright, 4, cott, Clarke, Thompson. Drop Kick Logan. Elevens on Top in Scrimmage Indiana. DePauw, 20; Rose Poly, 0. Butler, 17; Hanover, 16. Wabash, 24; Franklin, 7. East. Williams, 20; Trinity, 14. Colgate, 41; Vermont, 0. Rutgers, 20; Trinity, 14. Amherst. 16; WeBleyan, 0. Bucknell, 43; Ensquehanna, 0. Syracus, 20; Michigan, 6. Navy, 48; Western Reserve, 0. Swarthmore, 7; Ursinus, 0. Maine, 37; Bates, 0. Pittsburg, 21; Georgetown, 0. Army, 14; Holy Cross, 0. Harvard, 13; Penn State, 13. Cornell, 28; Brown, 7. Wash, and Jeff., 13; Yale, 7. Pennsylvania, 7; Carlisle, 0. West. Notre Dame, 33; South Dakota, 0. Chicago, 21; Purdue, 0. Oberlin, 20; Ohio Wesleyan, 13. Case, 38; Wooster, 0. Nebraska, 24; Michigan Aggies, 0. Wisconsin, 7; Ohio State, 6. Minnesota, 7; Iowa, 0. Illinois, 33; Northwestern, 0. Miami, 16; Mt. Union, 14. South. North Carolina, 10; Vanderbilt, 9. Mary. Aggies, 14; Johns Hopkins, 0. Kentucky State, 81; Earlham, 3. HOOSIER BOWLERS OPEN YEAR AT T The American Seeding Machine Company bowlers will start the season tonight at the Y. M. C. A. with eight teams in the league. The league will bowl on Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday nights for the first two weeks. After that time the eight teams will probably be cut to six teams, selecting for them the best bowlers of the league. A unique method of naming the teams for the various drills manufac tured by the firm is a feature of the league. The teams have been named as follows: Hooeier. Kentucky. Empire, Superior, Buckeye, American,

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Pritchard, great all-around quarterback of the West Point football eleven. who is the Cadet s hope in the annual game against the Navy's strong eleven. FIRST TEAM DRUBS T SECONDS 35-10 Work of Lanning and Parkei Dazzles Opponents by Its Precision. The "Y" first team gave the Sec onds a severe drubbing In the practice game Saturday evening! hanging uia 35 to 10 score. The goal tossing o. Ed Lanning and the floor work Parke featured the play. Jones also showea mid-season form. The trio workei together like clockwork, seemingly t( be at the right spot to receive a pas at the right time, and had the opposin; guards on the run the entire game. The team as a whole is playing i. faster game than last year, and wiK make any of their opponents extend themselves this season. The regular ran up a total of 16 to 3 in the firs: half and added 19 in the last halt, while the Seconds were making 7. First Team. Fid. G Fl. G. 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 Jones, forward 2 Lanning, forward .... 9 Parker, forward 3 Roach, center 3 Brunton, guard 0 Schepman, guard 0 Brown, guard 0 Totals 17 Second Team. Fid. G. Fl.G. F. 1 0 2 0 0 0 Kinder, forward l 0 0 1 1 0 0 Meranda, forward .... 2 Brown, center l Harris, guard 0 Bavis, guard 0 B. Parker, guard 0 Totals 4 o Points Jones 4, Lanning 18, Parker . Koach 6, Kinder 2, Meranda 4, Har ris 1, Brown 3. MAYOR ASSESSES FINES FOR HUNTING Mayor Robbins today explained to two Italians in city court that hunt ing on Sunday was a violation of one of the state's old "blue laws" and that tney must never be guilty of such an offense again. They smilingly gave mm tneir promise and each paid his fine of 1 and costs. The Sabbath hunters were P. DeLong and Caitano Camn The two nimrods shot a rabbit yesterday and a complaint was made to the police by the farmer on whose land they were hunting. Help the Stomach Digest Your Food When the stomach fails to digest and distribute that which is eaten the bowels become clogged with a mass of waste and refuse that ferments and generates poisons that are gradually forced into the blood, causing distress and often serious illness. Most people naturally object to the drastic cathartic and purgative agents that shock the system. A mild, gentle laxative, positive in its effect and that will quickly relieve constipation is Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin, sold by druggists at fifty cents and one dollor a bottle. It does not gripe or cramp, but acts easily and pleasantly and is therefore the most satisfactory remedy for children, woman and elderly persons. For a free trial bottle write to Dr. W. B. Caldwell, 451 Washington St., Monticello, 111.

VI'GRAW HOLDS NINE 1HTACT FOR LEAGUE

RACE NEXT John Believes 1914 Machine Good Enough With Few Changes to Win Another Pennant Contest. BY FRANK G. MENKE. NEW YORK, Oct. 26. Those who are looking for John McGraw to bust up the 1914 Giant machine and heave it into the scrap heap are due for a disappointment. John may do a little tinkering here and there but when the Giant machine of 1915 gets into motion there won't be very many new cogs in its make-up. There art two reasons why the Giants won't be reassembled entirely. One is that McGraw feels that his 1914 oumt is gooa enougn to gran a pennant if a few weak cogs are removed and some new ones substituted. The other reason is that the most of the 1914 regulars are hooked up by ironclad three-year contracts. McGraw couldn't put his old stars on the market and get value received for them. He couldnt offer them for sale and find many ready buyers because those who are in the market for players don't want to pay a fancy price for the men and also pay fancy salaries to the players for the 1915 and 1916 season, as would be the case if they bought some of the Giants. To Use Same Staff. The Giants pitching staff in 1915 won't look much different than it did in 1914. Mathewson, Tesreau, Marquard and Demaree are attached to the club by contracts that still have two years to run. McGraw wouldn't let Tesreau or Matty go no matter what offer was made. He will keep Demaree because "Steamer Al" looks like a real pitcher and he will keep Marquard unless som other club makes him a most tempting offer for the eccentric left hander. Contrary to the general belief, McGraw isn't anxious to let Marquard go. He figures that 1914 was "Rube's" off year. He recalls the fact that nearly a dozen games that "Rube" lost was not through any real fault of "Rube's," but because the Giants time and again failed to hit behind him. A half dozen "f "Rube's" defeats were 1 to 0 or 2 to l affairs. Reflects on Batters. I "When a pitcher loses games of that ind it doesn't reflect on his ability it reflects on the lack of batting power )ohind him," declared McGraw. J Ever since the middle of July the ank and file of fans have been "can- j dng" Merkle, the Giants' first sacker. j firing Merkle seems to be one of the j nniial ways the fans have of enter-j aining themselves, but unless Mc- j '.raw finds some star of the first water j mong his first basing recruits next pring, Merkle will he back at his old j tation. McGraw thinks a lot of Mer- j :le's ability. Doyle will be back at second next i -car. He slumped badly this year, oth in fielding and hitting, but Doyle j normally is a steady fielder and a slug-; :or. Probably he will do a come-back j n 1915. ;

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