Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 40, Number 32, 18 December 1914 — Page 6

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SPORT NEWS

RUPPERT- DEMANDS PLAYERS FOR YANKS

Consideration Halts Sale of New York Team as Magnates Haggle. BY LEASED WIRE. FRENCH LICK, Ind., Dec. 18 The American league has a big scheme afoot, but until said scheme reaches the popping point no formal announcement of the sale of the New York Yankees to Colonel Jacob Ruppert and associates vill be made. This much became known here today during the secret meeting of Ban Johnson, Charles Comiskey, Colonel Ruppert and Tim Huston. These notable gathered for the express purpose of closing up all details incidental to the transfer of the Yankee stock rfom Frank Farrell and Bill Bill Devery to the new owners. TJiere is a lot of guessing as to the cause of the delay, but the truth of the matter is that Ban Johnson is determined the Yankees must change bands, and wants Ruppert to take over the holdings, and, on the other hand, Ruppert is more than willing, but is holding back until the American league formulates some definite scheme to offer him strength in the way of playing material. If the plan goes through several clubs will contribute playing strength to the weak Yankee outfit, and in this way the Gotham club will be in a position to combat the Giants, who, because of their always being at. the top of the National race, manage to get the cream of New York's attendance.

EARLHAM INCREASES LEAD OVER DEPAUW

SANTA MARIAS LEAP INTO SECOND PLACE

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R. H, S. MEETS STEEL . Nohr Expects Porter and Brown to Upset Dope. Will the high school team be able tn overcome the stage fright or whatfor It is that always assails them when they meet a team from Dayton tonight ? With Brown and Porter at forwards, lining at center. Pitts and Bavis at f Harris. Nohr believes he has a comlination that will make Steele high school ashamed to return to Dayton and tell the score. The game will be called early to Rive students a chance to attend the bazaar which will be given at the high school immediately afterward.

Wabash Holds Rose Scoreless, Piling Up 16 Points in Easy Style. GARFIELD LEAGUE. W. L. Pet. Earlham 4 0 1.000 Wabash 2 2 .500 DePauw 2 2 .500 Rose 0 4 .000 The team going under the name of Earlham In the Garfield College Basketball league continues to win. DePauw fell before its players by the score of 8 to 6. Sinex and Bly starred for the winners, and Stegman and Dafler for the losers. Wabash goose-egged the Rose quintet'fpiling up a total of 16 to 0 against the tailenders. Van Allen and Webber starred for the first named team. Van Allen led his team in points, making five field goals. Abrams and Johnson played best for Rose. Earlham. G. Fl.Pt. Dollins, f 0 0 0 Sinex, f : 2 0 4 Chappel, c 0 0 0 Bly, g 2 0 4 Eversman, g .0 0 0 Totals 4 0 8 DePauw. G. Fl. Pt. Stegman, f o 0 0 Dafler, f 2 0 4 Lotta, c l o 2 Cutler, g 0 0 0 Thomas, g o 0 0 Totals 3 0 0 Rose. G. PI. Pt. Arnold, f n 0 0 Abrams, f o 0 Keisker, c 0 0 0 Jones, g o o o Johnson, g 0 0 0 Totals o 0 0 Wabash. G. Kl. Pt. Webber, f i l ?, Rettig, f o o 0 Van Allen, c ft l n Rockhill, g o 0 0 Tevis, g l o 2 Totals 14 2 16

K. OF C. LEAGUE.

W. Greenhorns .......... 11 Santa Marias 9 Braves , 10 Vets 8 Naps 9 Rosebuds 3

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7 6 8 7 9 12

Pet. .611 .600 .556 .533 .500 .200

Bowlers' Record For Last Games

Down went the Naps from , second to fifth place In the K. of C. league last night when the Santa Marias took all three games from them and changed places with their opponents in the league standing. Kinsella of the winners was high man with 210 pins in his third game and also managed to nose out P. B. Mecurio for the high total besting him by 2 pins. His total was 84.

"Allie's" Dope KARL ALLISON

Tarry McLean, of the Giants, is hoping that he'll be traded to the Yankees. If he isn't, he may jump to the St. Louis Feds, which are owned by Otto Stifel, brewery proprietor.

K. OF C. LEAGUE. Naps. 1st. 2d. 3d. Tl. Connor 107 118 105 328 Sharkitt 96 134 106 336 Werner , 96 74 140 310 Klinger .129 103 119 351 Llchtenfels 140 199 167 406

Totals 568 626 637 1731 Santa Marias. 1st. 2d. 3d. Tl. P. B. Mercurio . . 133 171 178 482 Cronin 122 126 149 397 Hart 107 110 95 312 Kinsella 138 136 210 484 Goldrick 94 92 106 292

FANS MAY WITNESS FAST BASKETBALL

Managers Roach and Penny Plan to Test Strength of " Teams.

COLLEGE MEN ON. FIVE The High Standards of Dayton are composed for the most part of former college stars. Coach Solimano will start the following men : Everhard, forward, Hiram college; Hullinger, forward, Stivers high school; Long, guard, Purdue; Conn, guard, Cincinnati university; Mayl, centes, Georgetown.

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Totals 594 635 -738 1967

ALAS, POOR BOY. Germany Schaefer has been released by the Washington Club. Alas, poor Yorick, we knew you well. EXHAUST VOCABULARY Having run out of cruel words to say about the Federals, Garry Herrmann has began picking on Johnny McGravv.

A. S. M. LEAGUE.

Buckeyes. 1st. 2d. 3d. Tt. Rees 139 142 156 437 Wells 136 152 123 411 Owens 156 104 129 389 Sheffer 117 161 137 415 Jeffries 132 137 148 417

Fans will have a chance to surfeit on real basketball tonight when the "Y" meets Earlham, and the Dayton High Standards try to overcome the Hoover-Bonds. m The Hoover-Bonds will open the evening's entertainment. Manager Penny expects his men to bring hi ma second victory as easily as they annexed the first from the Kokomo team. The High Standards are known to be exceptionally fast and will test the

I strength of the local team.

In the second game the "Y and Earlham will try to settle the question: "Is association or college basketball the faster? Earlham has three new men on the varsity, and will endeavor to change last year's decision which favored Roach's men.

Totals 132 137 148 417

3d. Tt.

Seeding. 1st. :

Ulirch 124 186 166 476 Diggs 122 128 149 399 Caldwell 120 181 146 447 Merrill 102 116 147 365 Williams 118 148 145 411

SEEDINGS HUMBLE LEADING BUCKEYES

A. S. M. LEAGUE.

W. L.. Buckeyes 14 4 j Seeding 11 7 i American 8 7 : Kentuckians 8 7

GARRY SPEAKS UP. ".McGraw's proposed action of tak-

i ing fifty ball players to the training j camp is utterly absurd," says Garry. ! Did jealousy inspire them?

WORK IS NOT DONE. Probably the reason that Sherwood Magee is reluctant about, jumping to the Feds is because there are several umpires in the National League that he has'nt soaked on the beezer.

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Pet. .778 .611 .533 .533 .533 .400 .333

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The Seeding team last night toolt two out of three from the leaders and drew a little closer to the top. Ulrich rolled high score of 1S6 in his second game and also high total 476.

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