Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 39, Number 337, 10 December 1914 — Page 7

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGKAM. THURSDAY, DEC. 10, 1914

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SECOND

PERIOD

CHRISTIAN QUINTET WHIPS GREENVILLE Ohio Holds Long End by 2 Points at End of First Shift in Line-up Gives Centrals Game.

Christians, 26; Greenville, 12. The Central Christian basketball team last night defeated the Greenville team, despite the boasted prowess of Bull Durham and his cohorts, in a fairly Interesting game. The Centrals were unable to score often in the first half, missing several open shots at -the goal. Their team work was superior to that, of the visitors. Durham was the first to score, dropping one in from the foul line, and following soon after with one from the field. Meyers for the Centrals then shot one in from the field. The half was a neck-and-neck race the rest of the way, with Greenville on the long nd of a !)-to-7 score for the first, half. Meyers and Markley came together in this half, both getting cuts above the eye. In the second half Wilcoxen was moved to forward to replace Meyers, and Henderson took Wilcoxen's place. This combination worked together better than the first combination, and swept the Ohio lads from their feet. Centrals scored 19 points in this half against :i by the visitors. Kennedy was the chief scorer, marking up four pretty field goals, two of which came from tif offs. Halo shot a pretty one when completely covered. Wilcoxen showed good floor work, being free practically the whole half, lie made three long distance goals. Despite Hull Durham's weight. Brown played all over him, and half the time Bull's

hulk was lying on the floor. In the curtain raiser the Central Seconds were defeated by the Honest Scraps by the overwhelming score of 22 to 4 in a rough-house game. Medearis was the chief scorer, making eleven points. The teams played but one half. The scores: Central Christians. G. K.G. F.G.M. F.

Wilcoxen, g, f . . :! 0 Meyers, f 2 1 Hale, f 3 1 Kennedy, c 4 0 Brown, g 0 0 Henderson, g . . 0 0

Bowlers9 Record For Last Games

K. OF C. LEAGUE.

Greenhorns. 1st. 2d. 3d. Tt. G. O'Brien 163 170 126 459

Crump 177 157 173

Shofer

79 101

507 276

Pfeiffer 134 Broderick 169

98 136 368 160 120 449

Total 722 686 Vets. 1st. 2d.

651 2059

3d. Tt.

F. Cronin 136 103 123 362

Selm 146 Kiser ' 109 J. O'Brien 137 F. Mereurio ..... 129

140 130 416 119 116 344 133 128 398

135 1G

429

Total 657 630 662 1947 BUSINESS LEAGUE.

Colonials. 1st. 2d. Miller 199 125

Geyer 135 Sintz 184 Hyde 142 King 246

106 128 145 160'

Total 906 664

Models. Dennis 147 Foster 165 McElhaney 142 Stotman 151 Ctistus 148

128 180 162 132 133

Totals

753 735

JOIN

3d. Tt. 179 483 116 357 133 445 128 415 184 590 740 2290 107 382 124 469 151 455 132 415 118 399 722 2120 M,

CLUB OF ROOTERS

0 3 1 1 2 00

Total 24

Fast games are expected at the Col-

; iseum tomorrow night when the Richi rnond Polo league teams meet for the j second time. The A. S. M. and Quig- ! leys are scheduled to play the first ! game, while the Smoke House and j Greeks will stage the second. J While dope indicates a victory for I the Seeders, the Pharmacists will

make frantic effort to give dope the lie. The second game will be a contest between evenly matched teams. The A. S. M. has enlarged it rooters' club to 200 members. All will wear

j badges tomorrow night with the firm's monogram at the top in black letters, ! followed by the words "Rooters' Club."

Durham, f 2 CottrelJ. f o Heath, c 2 Markley, g 0 Hunt, g 0

Greenville. G. F.G. F.G.M. V. 2 4 3 0

0 0 1 0 0 .? 0 0 o o ft 1

Total 8

AMUSEMENTS

Program MOVING-PICTURES Tonight

CURTAIN RAISER.

Central Seconds.

KG. F.G.M. F

Braman, f o Hale, f 2 Kennedy, c 0 Henderson, g 0 Haben, g 0 Total 4

0 0 2 0 0 1 0 1 0 1

i I LYRIC II

TONIGHT (Two Reels) The Foundlings of Father Time (One Reel) "A Dream of a Painter."

Honest Scraps.

Medearis, f 5 Kennedy, f 4 Morris, c 0 Meranda, g .... 1 Dunlng, g 0 Total 20

F.G.

1 0 0 1 0

F.G.M. 0 0 0 o 0

F. 0 I 0 1 5

"CHIEF" JOHNSON HITS THE WARPATH

A R CADE PHOTO-PLAYS TONIGHT "The Senator's Brother." (8th of Beloved Adventurer Series) "A Partner to Providence."

BY LEASED WIRE. SrOUX CITY, la., Dec. 10. "Chief" Johnson, the Federal League's star Indian pitcher, went on the warpath Tuesday at Winnebago, his home town. Justice of the Peace Colligan decided that Johnson was intoxicated rind tried to arrest him. The latter refused to be taken. A gun was brought into play and it crashed down

on Johnson's head. He fell and in ! some manner the gun was discharged. I The bullet hit Herman Blover, a spec-' tator, in the groin. While the wounded, man was being cared for, Johnson' made his escape. He has not yet been i found after a diligent search by t he j authorities. Blover's wound is not; considered serious. ,

Murrette TONIGHT (Two Reels) "THE SISTERS." (One Reel) CORNER IN HATS.

TONIGHT

4 Reels 4 The Floor Above

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COLONIALS

UNSEAT

BONESETTING FIVE BUSINESS LEAGUE. W. U Pet. Colonials 7 2 .778 Bonesettera 9 3 .750 I. H. C 5 4 .556 Models 6 6 .500 Federals 3 9 .250 Jones 0 6 .000 The Colonials stepped into first place in the Business Men's league race last night, defeating the Models two out of three, with ease. The Colonials showed especially good form in their first game when they made 906. King was high man, making high score of 246 in the first game, and walking away with the total of 590. To Cure a Cold in One Da v.

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Tablets. Druggists refund money if it fails to cure. E. W. GROVE'S signature is on each box. 25c. Adv.

WRECK HURTS FIVE BUFFALO, X. Y., Dec. 10. A wreck

occurred on the Lake Shore Railroad at Bayview, five miles west of this city today. A freight and passenger train collided. Five injured persons were

brought to Buffalo.

GREENHORNS CLAIM FIRST WITR BRAVES

K. OF C. LEAGUE. W. Braves 9 Greenhorns 9 Napa 6 Santa Marias 6 Vets 6 Rosebuds 2

U Pet.

600 600

500 i

500 500 222

The GreenhornB went into a tie for first place In the K. of C. league last night when they defeated the Vets two out of three. The race is getting warmer right along, three teams being tied for third place at the present. Crump was king of the alleys. nailing high score of 177 In his first game and getting high pin total 507.

BULL TO MANAGE INDEPENDENT NINE

Bull Durham who played with the Greenville basket ball team last night played with the Oshkosh baseball club in the Wisconsin League last summer. The fans, to show their appreciation of his good work, presented him with a beautiful gold watch. Bull said "he

would probably place an independent

team in Greenville next season rather

than play organized ball.

The largest Charact e r Dolls in the city for the money.

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RUTH MARSHALL DYE in Hansel and Gretel

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