Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 40, Number 31, 17 December 1914 — Page 7

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, THURSDAY, DEC. 17, 1914.

PAGE SEVETI

SPORT NEWS

SEEDERS DEFEAT SMOKES IN RACE TO FIRST PLACE Greeks Turn on Quigleys and Run Up Score of 11-5 A. , S. M. Plays Overtime to Take Lead.

LEAGUE 8TANDINQ. Won. Lost. Pet. A. S. M i. 3 0 1,000 Smoke Hbuso 2 1 .667 Creeks 1 2 .333 QuiRleys 0 3 .000

Results Last Night. Greeks, 11; Quigleys, 5. A. S. M., 3; Smoke House, 2.

The Greeks and. A. S. M. fives were (he winners in the games played last night, the Greeks defeating the Quigleys 11 to D in a fast and interesting game, while the A. S. M.'s bettered the Smokes 3 to 2, but had to go overtime to do it. The largest crowd of the season witnessed the games, there being about 1,000 persons in attendance. Starting from the first tap of the gong, rooting was intense. Tln Greeks used the triple rush against the Pharmacists with telling effect, especially in the third period, when they caged the pill seven times, the result In nearly every case of good team work. The game from the scoring standpoint was even up to the third period, both teams having scored four times. Snavely's work in guardhiK the cage in the first two periods bordered on the sensational, as he made stop after slop that prevented Roals. Louey Shallenberg showed lots rf speed getting to the spot, taking 11 nut of 17. Link Minor also showed good form in breaking tip plays and once in a while would open up with imo of his hard shots for the goal. The feature of the Greeks play was probably the team work and the playing of Ketzer, who played his best, game of the season. The score:

GREEKS Ksh. Gls Marine, first. . . 3 2 nulla, (second. . 0 2 Allison, center, 1 ", Fetzer, half ... 0 1 Lancaster, goal 0 0

ably was the feature of the Smokes' play, while Quigley and Evans showed best for the Seeders. Clark was nearly laid out in the first few moments when he received a bad gash over tho ear, while Oesting was struck In the chest accldently by one of the overzealous Seeders. No scores were made by either team in the first period. The Smokes went out ahead In the second when Clark got the ball from the rebound after Oesting smacked it up against the wall and tickled the draperies for the first score of the game. Quigley evened the count when he scored in short order in the third period, holding Geyer in the corner of the goal, shooting with a back-handed swipe. Clark put his team to the good a few seconds later when he shot one in the corner, unassisted, but Quigley was not to be denied and made the tying count just before the close of the period. . From' that time the playing was as good as has ever been shown on the local floor and with the Howling Hundred of the A. S. M. and the rooters for the Smokes it sure did seem like old times. Quigley let the fans go home when he put the finishing touches to the game three minutes and thirty-seven seconds after the opening of the overtime. The Seeders are now pretty well fortified in first place and the one aim of the other teams will be to pull them down. The score: SMOKE HOUSE.

Rsh. Gls C.eyer V.. 0 0 Clark 0 2 Oesting 0 0 Abel 0 n Bradfield 2 0 Geyer 0 0 Totals 2 2

Quigley 6

! Fry 0 ! Evans 0

Williams 0 O'Metz 0

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Totals 6 S Ily Periods 1 A. S. M 0 Smoke House 0

Ast. Fls. Sts. 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 15 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 21 0 1 31 Ast. Fls. Sts. 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 10 0 0 3 0 0 18 0 1 21 2 3 4 0 2 13 1102

GREENHORNS BOOST LEAD IN K. G, RACE

Won. Lost. Pet. Greenhorns 11 7 .611 Naps 9 6 .600 Braves 10 8 .556 Vets 8 7 .633 Santa Marias 6 6 .500 Rosebuds 3 .200 The Greenhorns boosted their percentage last night at the expense of the tail-end Rosebuds when they took two out of three from them on the City alleys. Crump of the Greenhorns, took hig score with 212 in his second game and high total of 490.

Bowlers9 Record For Last Games

Corner Shots BYALLIE.

Kid Haughton who was, expected to play with the Quigleys lasti night had trouble getting his-- paraphernalia together and was absent from the lineup because of that fact.

More cork, says Sam Jones who played a portion of the first game. Sam was going good until the wind played out.

Time.

The pass out check which caused a little confusion last night will be given out at future games,".;".:

W. Snavely gets credit for the only I accidental score of the -evening, it' coming when Bill Fetzer drove one! into Snips pads and Snip turned so as ' to deflect the ball into the cage. 1

The Greeks have 'pulled out of their tie for the cellar place and expect to do Great Guns from now on.

Badel Geyer was good last night, stopping some difficult chances.

Smoke House plays the Quigleys the first game next Monday while the Greeks will endeavor to pull the A. S. M. down from the top.

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GOALS. First Period

Xone Second Period j Clark 10:12 1

Third Period Quigley :12 Clark :3S Overtime

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QUIGLEYS. Rsh. Gls.

Sharb'rg. first. U Ueid, second . . 0 .ones, center. . 0 Minor, half ... 0 W. Suavely, g. . 0 K. Snavely, c. . . 0

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Tot His 14 5 Score by periods: (.uiifcloys Greeks GOALS. First Period Sllflilenberg lM-ioM Marine Keid Second Period "V. Snawly (accidental) U. Snavely Shallenberg Marine Third Period r.ulla Allison U. Snavely Allison Bulla Allison Allison Allison

A. S. M. GOES OVERTIME. Quigley Makes Deciding Score After Three Minutes of Play. In the second game the A. S. M. was forced if) go overtime to defeat the Smokes by the score of 3 to 2. Quigley made the winning count when he ::ot the brill in a scrimmage 1n front i if the Smokes' jioal and shot one behind Geyer In 3:37. The game from the start was a thriller, both teams starting fast and keeping the pace. The work of "Oesting and Clark prob-

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: BUSINESS LEAGUE '-' . Federals.' , . V V . ; 1st. 2d. 3d. Tt. Holmes-. . . . . . 120 160 280 Stoddard,,.. i.i.. 152 132 284 Stauber . , .'. .... 164 -134 167 465 Zeyen . . . . 135 140 172 447 Knauber....;. 134 154 149 .437 Foreman ....... " 168 134 302 Totals' . . . .'. 705 728 782 2215 Colonials. 1st. 2d.' 3d. Tt. King 182 155 155 492 Hyde... ... 138 157 148 443 Harris ..112 108 119 339 Miller. ..'113 227 197 537 Erk 173 131 197 501 Totals 718 778 816 2312 K. OF C. LEAGUE. Rosebuds. 1st. 2d. 3d. Tt. Nolan 135 135 135 405 Harrington 134 134 134 402 Quigley 145 139 119 403 Bovce 95 145 124 364 Zwissler 133 132 130 395 Totals 642 685 642 1969 Greenhorns. 1st. 2d. "3d. Tt. G. O'Brien . . . 127 132 121 380 Crump ..... 117 212 161 490 Shofer 100 76 126 302 Pfeiffer r 131 163 149 443 Broderick ,. 132 131,129 392 Totals v;, ... V.- 607 714 6S6 2007 ; i: s ' V ."For" -'a'". Weak Stomach. , , Mrs.- FY P;- Tritsch, Rome, N. Y., writes,, " About -ftve years ago my stomacfi was very weak.: I could not eat solid ; food. Friends told me that Chamberlain's 'Tablets were just what I needed, if took three or four bottles of them and my health has since been of the best For sale by all dealers. Adv. The sinews of the kangaroo are especially desirable for use in surgery in sewing wounds and binding broken bones together.

COLONIAL VICTORIES OUST BONESETTERS

BUSINESS LEAGUE. Won. Lost. Pet. Colonials 12 - 3 .800 Bonesetters 9 3 .750 Models 9 6 .667 L. H. C. 5 7 .417 A. S. M. 4 8 .333 Federals . . .' 3 9 .250

! The Colonials went into first place while the Federals dropped into the last , hole last night, when the Colonials took three straight from them on

the "Y" alleys. Miller of the Barbers, was high man, both in score and total, knocking 227 down in his second game and making the total 637 for three games.

GREENVILLE TAKES CHRISTIANS, 22-11 Greenville danced away with the long end of a 22 11 score In the game with the Central Christians of this city. Although showing superior team work, the Richmond team could not become acustomed to the dance floor

and to the .wire baskets, missing many easy shots. ; ; ; i The line-up and summary follows: Greenville Cottrell, f; Durham, f; Heath, c; P. George, g; H. George, g. Dunlng, f; Kennedy, c; Brown, g; Von Pein, g; Henderson, g. Field Goals Cottrell 2, Durham 5, Heath 4. Hale 1. Medearis 4. Foul Goal Duning. Referee Bowman.

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