Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 40, Number 29, 15 December 1914 — Page 7

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, TUESDAY, DEC. 15, 1914. PAGE SEVEN

SPORT NEWS

O'METZ LEADS MEN WHO GUARD GOALS ; IN POLO CONTESTS

Lou Quigley Stars Among Other Players With Five Goals and Sixteen Rushes in Two Games.

O'Metz pulled out ahead of the rest nf the goal tenders In the games Friday night, and although dropping several points in the percentage with the figure of .939, just 16 points higher than B. Geyer. Iou Quigley, first rusher for the A. S. M., yeads in the number of goals, having made them all at the expense nf the Quigleys Friday night. Lou has five goals. Next in lino comes Fry. his team-mate, with three to his credit. Lou leads the rushers In getting to the spot, having been there first sixteen times. D. Geyer is. second with six to his credit. Following are the figures of what the rushers nnd goal tenders have done to date: Goal Tenders.

(. Ch O'Metz, A. S. M....2 49 Geyer, Smokes 2 39 I Lancaster, Greeks.. 2 57 Snavely, Quigleys..2 73 Rushers. Cms. Quigley, A. S. M 2 Fry, A. S. U 2 Clark. Smokes 2 D. Geyer, Smokes .... 2 Oesting,. Smokes 2 Kvans, A. S. M 2 Hradfield, Smokes ...2 Hulla, Greeks 2 Fetzer, Greeks ...... 2 Carroll, Quigleys 2 Heid, Quigleys 2 Marine, Greeks 2 Shallenberg, Quigleys. 2 Accidental Goals 1 each.

ATHENIANS I. LEAD BIBLE GLASS FIVES

COLISEUM OFFERS PLAN FOR PAYING PLAYERS OF POLO

Coliseum directors yesterday afternoon met and decided on offering the players In the Richmond Polo league compensation for their work. Their

j pronosition will probably be accepted Pawnees Defeat Mixed Team at tne league meeting which is to be

iieia conifeut. ine directors offered

Ac. Pot. 47 .939 3 .923 52 .912 60 .822 Gls. Rhs. 5 16 3 0 3 0 3 2 0 2 0 1 4 1 0 2 0 1 0 1 0 0 5 0 3

From Mohawks and Cherokees by 3 to 2. BIBLE CLASS LEAGUE. Games. Won. Lost. Pet. Athenians I 2 2 0 1,000 Pawnees ........ 2 1 1 .500 Cherokees 2 1 1 .500 Spartans II l 0 1 .000 Mohawks 2 0 2 ".000

In a close and exciting game Saturday afternoon the Athenians I defeated the Spartans II by a score of 10 to 9 in the Bible Class League. The Pawnees played a team composed of members of both the Mohawks and Cherokee teams, and won by a score of 3 to 2. In the official standing this game will be counted as a loss for both the Mohawk and Cherokee teams.

TOBOGGAN CARRIES BRAVES TO THIRD

the league 40 per cent of the receipts

after the necessary to promote the games is taken out. Just how the money is to be divided will be settled tonight. It has been suggested that a certain per cent of the moneys so accumulated be placed to the credit of the league so as in case of accident on the Polo floor by one of the participants hi3 doctor bill can be taken care of by money so accumulated. In case it was found unnecessary to use funds In this manner, the money to be divided equally among all players at the end of the league season. Other business which will probably come before the meeting will be the manner in which one of the teams and possibly two can be strengthened. With the inducements and promise which the league is expected to make there will be an overabundance of good pold material ready to cast their

I lats with the "league.

'the games tomorrow night which have been moved up because of the Earlham basket ball game Friday night are causing a great stir, especially the last game when the Smokes and A. S. M. clash to decided which team will

RUPPERT TO CLOSE DEAL FOR YANKEES Prospective Owner Gives Jennings as Favorite for Position as Pilot. CHICAGO, Dec. 15. Ban Johnson, American League president, said today that he expected to meet Colonel

Jacob Ruppert, Jr., in French Lick or here in the near future to close the sale of the New York Yankees. This was his statement in reply to a dispatch from French Lick Springs quoting Colonel Ruppert as saying he had decided to purchase the American League team. Johnson said Ruppert evidently had made his decision after reaching French Lick. Colonel Ruppert will have a new ball park in New York and one of the best managers in the country, ohnscn admitted. Johnson refused to say who the manager would be, but in the dispatches from French Lick Colonel

Ruppert" was quoted as saying that his j

own favorite for the place was Hugh Jennings of Detroit.

through an advertisement and competitive test, has given proof of the system.. Infant mortality has Increased forty per cent. Expenses have been diminished and there is greater efficiency everywhere. But enough with the admlnistatlon on sound business principles, there is some doubt If Dayton will keep that form of government. Bosses Must Go. "The form of government in Dayton may be dangerous in many American cities until we have become somewhat emancipated from bossism. Politics must all go. The popular government is ten times stronger than the party government. Instead of choosing by

party, we must choose by competition what men shall be at the head of our city departments. "The office in which an expert is most necessary is the building department. "City elections should be special, non-partisan or preferential ballot. The nominations should be by petition. "But before any forms of govern

ment -will bo successful, there must be an awakening of the public conscience." J ? .; . - President Bavis of the board of works declared that the managerial form of government Is too greatly centralizing the power. He said that It is not rascality but lack of knowledge by the officials and absence of interest by the people, which makes bad government," Mr. Bavis declared. "I suggest a plan which has not been discussed.It is the business plan." Wilfred Jessup recommended that the citizens become acquainted with the tools in hand instead of asking new ones. He said the Indiana state laws regarding cities and towns are good except in one thing the constitutional debt limit, which prevents cities i

using their credit at times. J. T. Giles compared the managerial j

form of government with the administration of the school system of cities, the school board of three members selecting a superintendent who can be recalled if he is Inefficient. George Seldel, John L. Rnpe and others made short talks. Mark Johanning of the Junior Commercial club gave a short talk in which he thanked the club for its invitation.

-WE HEAT THE HARD TO HEAT" Marshall Furnace Company of Marshall, Mich. B. D. Welch Local Representative. 17th and S. A Sts. Richmond. Ind. Phone No. 2739.

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(Continued from Page One.) which it has jurisdiction. The constitutional debt limit in Indiana wll prevent this. "As far as efficient local government is concerned, even though we

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Bowlers9 Record For Last Games

Vets. 1st. 2d. F. Mercurio 133 182 F. Cronin 162 147 Selm 12S 134 Kiser 107 153 J. P. O'Brien . 130 161

Totals 660

Braves. 1st. 2d. .T. Harrington 13 1 134 Jlrennon 115 123 'arrcl 133 140 Losctiiavo lie, !to Duffy 153 131

3d. 15C 155 140 136 146

Tt. 471 464 402 306 437

K. OF C.

LEAGUE. Won. Lost.

Greenhorns 9 Naps 9 Braves 10 Vets S Santa Marias 6 Rosebuds 2

C 6 8 7 6 10

Pet. .600 .600 .556 .533 .500 .167

The Braves dropped from first place to the third rung on the K. of C. pennant ladder last night, when the Vets took them into camp, by winning two out of three, and advanced themselves from fifth to fourth place. F. Cronin with a 162 count in his first game, pulled down high score of the evening, while F. Mercurio was good for the high total of 471.

MODELS TRAMPLE A. S. M. BOWLERS

BUSINESS LEAGUE. Won. Lost. Bonsetters 9 3 Colonials 9 3 Models 9 6 I . II. ( . y 7 Federals 3 6 A. S. M 4 S

Pet. .750 .750 .667 .417 .333 .333

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have the honor of leading the league. I the best man at elections, what do we Both are now tied with a perfect per-1 know. with our iong banots abm,t the

centage winning two games and losing

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DON'T SUFFER WITH NEURALGIA Musterole Gives Delicious Comfort

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"There is no doubt in my mind th;it the managerial form of city government is the best form of all. Manager Waite of Dayton, a $12,000 man hired

777 733 2170

3d. Tt. 134 102 125 363 127 409 !'2 32S 171 455

The Models took two out of three in the Business Men's League last night from the A. S. M. quintet, despite the good work of Otten and Weyman, who rolled for first and second high total, respectively, the former 521. Otten also shot high score, 216, in his third game. The A. S. M. bunch is now tied for the cellar position with the Federals.

Totals

GS1 627 619 1957

BUSINESS LEAGUE. A. S. M. 1st. 2d. 3d. Recs 136 148 175 Bennett 140 166 167 Sample 119 153 135 Otten 155 150 216 Weyman 155 121 20S

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Tt. 459

473 ; 407! 521 ! 487!

Totals 705 741 907 2347 Models.

1st. Dennis 113 Draver 126 Foster 154 Fikenberry 140 Blind 200

2d. ISO 161 161 12S K58

3d. 154 115 166 179 140

Tt. I 447 : 405 j 4S1 447 j 47S i

Totals

733 771 754 225S i

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