Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 39, Number 331, 3 December 1914 — Page 7

Tlia RICHMOND fALLAlilUM AND SUN-TEI-EGRAM. THURSDAY, DEC. 3, 1914.

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SPORT NEWS

GARFIELD SELECTS CAPTAINS OF EIGHT BASKET BALL FIVES

Athletic Association Forms Two Leagues of Large and Small Boys to Contest for Flag. The Garfield Athletic association last night selected their captains and teams for the basketball league. Two leagues were organized, the University leasn and the College league. The first consists of boya 14 years of aire, and the second of boys under 14 years. The Navy team, captained by IHcfcin Smith, has as its players, Parish, Hopkins, Bell, Adams, Schepman and Austin. Other teams are: Army Fuller, captain; Kwbanfc, Bream, Cook, Ross, Rets and Thornton; Harvard Dodd, captain; Murray, Garth walte, Bullerdick, Pasick, O. Carwr, Gordon and Dunn; Purdue, Peter, captain; Morris, Stafford, Hale, Kohnle, Cooper, Ireton and Lehman. Therw four teams will compose the University league. The College league is composed of: DePauw, Stcgman, captain; Latta, G. Dafler, Souders, Thomas, Cutler and Steiurel; Wabash,, Van Allen, captain; M. Lamb, Tev'Is, Webber, Elliott, Wetttjt and Evans; Earlham, Dollins, captain; Eversman, Bly, Sinex, Chappel, EjKmeyer and ADen; Rose Poly. Johnson, captain; Sudhoff, Keys, Penny, Garrett, Fay and Arnold. Um Point Basis. The Athletic association is divided into two divisions, the Whites and Purple. The following; table shows the arrangement of points for pennant for fall of 1914. Boya 5 points: Baseball 20 points, first 16, second 5; soccer 10, basketball 20. i

Girls 50 points: Playground ball 10 points, first 7, second S; tennis 10, first 7, second 3; Indoor athletics 30 points, first 20 and second 10. The following table shows the points made by the two divisions to date: Boys. White. Purple. Baseball 5 15 Soccer 3 7 Qlri. Playground ball 7 . 3 Tennis 7 3 Total 22 28 The boys' basketball, counting 20 points, and the girls' indoor game counting 30 points, remain to be played before the winner is declared.

WELSH GETS WORST END INJEW JERSEY Champion Goes Stale With Danger of Dropping the World's Title.

BY LEASED WIRE. NEW YORK, Dec. 3 Freddie Welsh, lightweight champion, will drop his title to some second rater if he does'nt rest soon from his many battles. This was the unanimous opinion of fans who saw the ten round mill between the English boy and Joe Shugrue of Jersey City last night at Madison Square Garden. If a decision had been given last night, Welsh would have lost the title. Welsh was outpointed throughout the fight and was badly punished, not because he was the poorer fighter, but because he was stale. And he has three more fights scheduled for the next two weeks. Welsh was far below the class he showed when he conquered Willie Ritchie, in London. He confined his battling mostly to his left hand and this would Indicate there was some truth in the story which came from Taunton, Mass., a few days ago that Welsh had hurt, if not broken, his right hand.

Bowlers' Record For Last Games

VETS ON ADVANCE

OF C. LEAGUE. W. U

Braves Santa. Maria Vets Naps Green Horns Rosebuds ...

8 4 5 6 4

Pet. .667 .667 .556 .500 .444

K. OF C. LEAGUE. Vsts. 1st. 2d. 3d. Tot. K. Mercurio 169 18 176 607 P. Cronin 116 164 131 411 Selm 123 160 109 392 Kiser 123 125 84 382 W. O'Brien 152 197 160 509 Total 683 808 660 2115 Rosebuds. John Harrington.. 131 131 123 385 W. Boyce 134 14S 128 360 Quigley 11!) 113 128 360

Zwissler 108 108 108 324 Noland 99 121 108 328 Total 591 616 630 1829 BUSINESS LEAGUE. Colonials. 1st. 2d. 3d. Kins 171 194 171 Hyde 146 163 117 Oeyer 12!) 145 122 Situs 123 139 176 Miller 173 221 143

TEAM ROLLS ALONE "- - Colonials Hang Up Good " Scores.

BUSINESS MEN'S LEAGUE.

W. Bonesetters 6 Models 6 Colonials 4 I. H. C 3 Federals 2 Jones Co. 0

L. 3 3 2 3 4 6

Pet ' .67 .667 .667 .500 .333 .000

But one team bowled in the Business Men's League last night that being the Colonials. Owing to a misunderstanding the Jones Hardware team which was scheduled to bowl failed to arrive. The Jones men will roll their games some time later. Miller rolled the high score for his team in his second, game when he counted 221 times.

MACK WISHES PLANK LUCK WITH FEDS

BY LEASED WIRE. PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 3. "I wish him all the best of luck," said Connie Mack, when told that Eddie Plank had signed a Federal League contract. "He was a wonderful pitcher," Mack said, in speaking of Plank's thirteen years service with the Athletics, "and he Is a good one yet." It is believed that Plank will go either to Chicago or St. Louis.

GIVES ADVENT TALK.

Rev. A. J. Feeger, delivered the first

of a series of advent sermons, at St. John's Lutheran church last night. The series will continue until Christmas.

The Vets stepped up in the K. of C. race last night taking three straight from the Rosebuds by good scores. The Vets" second game was one of the best to be rolled so far. In this game W. O'Brien who rolled good games throughout tho evening pulled the high score 197. He also finished with the. high average and total.

Allie's" Dope

KARL ALLISON

WILL COME BACK. (Rube Marquard who is In vaudevillo with his bride. Blossom Seely, rays he will be back in his old time pitching form next season. Newa Item.) Kid Til knock 'em dead. When next year's season comes, Says Mr. Marquard to his friends, 111 make 'em look like bums I couldn't seem to hit my stride, Last season on the hill. And every time I fared a man He landed on the pill. I couWnt make the spitter work To save my bloomin' soul I couldn't seem to see them I also lacked control. Here Reuben smiled so blandly, And raised his eyes above. Then muttered as he lamped his brido 'I guess I was in love.' SCHAEFER TO GO. Germany Schaefer of the Senators, who has been drawing as much lucre fur beinv' a comedian as he did for regular ball playing, is slated for tho chutes, in keeping with tho new comedy policy of the Senators which does not permit employment of jesters.

Practical Prescription Against Stomach Acidity Nine-tenths of all cases of stomach trouble nowadays are caused by too much acid. In the beginning the stomach itself is not diseased but if this acid condition is allowed to con

tinue, the acid is very likely to eat into the stomach walls and produce stomach ulcers which may render a radical surgical operation necessary even to prolong life. Therefore, an "acid stomach" is really a dangerous condition and should be treated seriously. It Is utterly useless to take pepsin and ordinary stomach tablets. The excess add or stomach hyperacidtty must be neutralized by the administration of an efficient antacid. For this purpose the best remedy is bisurated magnesia taken in teaspoonful doses in a fourth of a glass of water after each meal. Larger quantities may be used if necessary as it is absolutely harmless. Be sure to ask your druggist for the blsurated magnesia as other forma of magnesia make effective month washes but they hare not the same action on the stomach as the Disunited. -adv.

MALADY OF CATTLE DECLARED ON WANE

BY LEASED WIRE.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 3. Orders further reducing the area quarantined on account of the foot and mouth disease today were prepared by the department of agriculture and await the signature of Secretary Houston. These orders will permit freer movement of cattle, dairy products and feed. Department officials stated that the epidemic is on the wane and shortly will be stamped out entirely, Up to date tho government has paid owners of cattle killed to prevent the spread of the malady totals $900,000.

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AMUSEMENTS

GET THREE PLAYER8.

INDIANAPOLIS, Dec. 3. Three new players have been added to the Indianapolis Federal league club according to announcement made by President J. E. Krause. They are Bert Padfield, a left-handed pitcher of Lupton, Colorado; Fred Troutman, righthanded pitcher, D. Wish and Joe Potter, utility inflelder.

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