Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 40, Number 46, 4 January 1915 — Page 7

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, MONDAY, JAN. 4, 1915.

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AMILTON RUNS UP HIGH SCORE ON NOHR'S FIVE ins: Meets Superior in Ohio Center Brown Stars But Team Fails to Make Headway at Start. Hamilton, 44; Richmond, 20. Hefore a pricked house the local

h school basket hall team went j son. Right now seems to be the propvn to an overwhelming defeat be-i er time for the transfer of the Kansas

e the Hamilton team Saturday ;ht by the score of 44 to 20. The imilton gym floor is folly a . third

iger than the floor Nohr'a boys j teams the Brooklyn Dodgers, Brookve fern accustomed to playing on j lyn Feds, New York Yankees, New d this was in a large measure the ! York Giants and a New York Federal

I use of the local's undoing. Besides this the Hamilton team was; Irtutrtito in having strong second Iring players who were about as od as the regulars and because of is were able to keep a fresh team the floor at all times. For the first time this season, lanky ll leaning found his equal at center, ke same heinii Snoerl who was the lie score!- tor the Ohio team. He Id not get '')) Hh in the first half Ihen they ly,: :;ui;v up one field goal fit in Hi- . c :i i half t:re loose and hoped tlw I ix times while the to ring it once. Again. i : rrao for the : li total num- ! :l: vn. slipped st A I co: Src-w n b Brown ia. . heals, mal- h:.'.: T of points ci '!:! Iltinn, guard . i ! ' i on the locals ; 1-f l"Op)!d ill live fie'ui it.i'.l' and u'.-i. He was u-i followed by lie first to score and frown who got under tl; basket for Ine of hts sure goats. I'lcni then on ilamilton piled up a lead that the loii Is could not overcome despite their swrate play. The first half ended with Hamilton ading by a !M o l'J score. Renter ent lrf for Hnber in the first half 'bile Kyler took Manning's place at uarri, the former making his prosInce fell especially in the second half .hen he shot four fields into the liasH;u:iilfon scored t werty in this halt' bi!o the best the locals could do 'as to count eight. RICHMOND. O. F.G F.G.M. F. F.G.M. 1 4 1 ll 1 irown. f orler, I 1 nuinx. c pohanning, itts, g .. HAMILTON. G. F.G. r o 2 4 1 0 7 0 n n r o 0 0 F.G.M. 0 4 0 o (I 0 0 F. O 1 o li titer, f .If.tZ"!'. I' Mioer. I poorl, Manning. Illurm, g iF.yler, g . 20 4 Umpii! 11 Uel'oree. YYycke Duning; iSeorer, Cooke. KNAUBER HITS PINS FOR SCORE OF 263 Federal Bowler Sets 1 High Mark in Games With Bone setters. K. OF C. LEAGUE. V. U Pet. Bonesetters 1." 6 .711 Colonials 1 8 .i;r7 I. II. f 11 10 ..-,24 Models f : ..".on A. S. M 7 11 .HS!i Federals f 13 .277 The Federals rolled alone Saturday, thereby completing their scheduled games with fhe Bonesetters. The phenomenal bowling of Kriauber in the second KHtnc gave the Federals credit for one panic out of three, the Bonesetters winning the first and third games. Besides making high score Ktiauher took high total .!. Federals. 1st. I'd. 3d. Tt. Holiness 137 152 '' 458 Stoddard "Ul 13U ::n ::.x7 Sta uber 116 15.". !."."". i2i 'iUlSiev 1.1, in, !1n Kliauber 169 263 1 5:-. 590 Totals 690 813 T.e 2 15 .The Bonesetters totaled as ,o!!o.vs: First, game, SOS; second. 77(i; third, 774. "Allie's" Dope KARL ALLISON DONOVAN'S JOB. Wihl Bill Donovan, the new manager or the Yankees, will begin ;;t once trying to make a winning lean: out of tile New York club. Sport Snw. They call McGraw "Napoleon," And Connie Mack "The Fox.'' In fact, they've got a nickname for Kach man from bench to box. But of I he most lit of the most appropriate, (To judge- from task, .at hand,! he New York Yanks' :ie-v pilot has The fittest in the land. The job of making a winning team out oi inc Tdnnees is enough to make any man wild. v. SOME ATHLETE. Christy Mathewson say . that baseball club owners are the ucitest gambiers in the world. And mi players seei. to be the greatest gambollers. -uu;;ins irma me-way iiiey nave oeen jumping bacfc ami forth. .CHAIn'C? FOR FEDERALS. In Cleveland i7i?y can work up Vnougli enthusiasm to over a hockey gMne. That's a good plae- for A FedUual laague team.

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CHANGES FOR FEDERAL TEAM IN NEW YORK " REGARDED AS BRIGHT BY BASEBALL FANS

Transfer of Kansas City Franchise Would Put Five Big TefiM

in Big City McGraw Slipping as Manager and Yankees Rated a Poor Drawing Card.

BY FRANK Q. MENKE, Sporting Editor Internationa! News Service. . NEW YORK, Jan. 4 The Feds will make a master stroke if they place a team in New York for the 1915 sea : City franchise to the big town. I Some folks will argue that the great1 er city will not support five bie: leaeue team, but that is a matter that can JOHN J. never he decided tm, experiment is made. And the time seems ripe for j the Feds to make the experiment. The Yanks in IP 15 will be a mighty ; I uncertain proposition. Even if they i I get a first-class manager It doesn't j ppll success for the Yanks, and it j doesn t make them a drawing card, j

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The Yanks need something they have minor league talent that will be turned not got just now first-class players. back by the majors. These two chances There is little likelihood cf any of the came because of the two new rules other clubs in the big leagues do- j laid down a few weeks ago by the nating a few players to the Yanks be-1 magnates. One rule limits the organcause most of the other clubs are a J ized clubs to twenty-one players; the bit shy on stars owing to the Federal ; other rule forbids their going into raidrr-.gs. training until March 1.

Believe McGraw Dead. l ne uiantB may draw as well next season a.s in other seasons, hut it is doubtful. It 'is believed that the reign of McGraw in the baseball world is near an end. The home town fans have soured a bit on the Giants of 1!)14. They have tired of seeing Snodcrass. Merkle, Doyle, Meyers and some ; ot the old gang. They want to see i CITY LEAGUE HOPES TO EQUALIZE TEAMS Bowlers Meet to Make Race More Interesting on Last Lap. The first schedule of the CityLeague came to a close before Christmas with the braves far in front. Because of the extra strong team which the Braves have, a meeting will be held tonight for the purpose of perfecting a plan of making the next sc hedule more interesting. Some favor retaining the same personnel of the teams and making it a handicap affair, while others want to reorganize the teams and bowl all teams from scratch. All members are urged to be present. With the holidays over, the bowlers will lici. .into the harness again this wee . playing their scheduled games on tinu The A. in their respective leagues. . M. league. Business Men's league. K. of C. and City leagues were ZUPPKE TO LEARN HARVARD'S TRICK

Illinois Coach Accepts Haugh Mercury Remains at Less Seton's Invitation to Watch vere Level. eastern Practice. Although the official temperature' i BY LEASED WIRE. 1 i records for last week indicate C that

CRBANA, 111., Jan. 4.--Bob Zuppke, coach of the western champions, will spend two weeks at Cambridge, Mass., watching Percy Haughtou train the : Crimson football leaders nevt fall It 1 ? next fall. It ' will be a collaboration for Haughton for Haughton; ot the famous wants to see how some ,uppne open plays are taught, and Xuppke, of course, wants to learn,some of the secrets of Harvard.. The Illinois coach probably will be asked to illustrate some of his plays with the Harvard men. "We start practice some time beI'oro you." said the Harvard man. "Why can't you come rind visit, us. watch us tt work; we'll both learn something.'1 Try Mrs. Austin's Bag Pancake, sure o please you. Ail gro -rs. 29 t The population of esLiiPMt " ' -v.rtralia is not

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some new stars shining. If McGraw puts a few on display there may be a revival of interest In the Giants. me reas, as a league, have cor- : raled enough stars to distribute among eight, clubs and give each club a major league look. In case the Kansas City franchise were transferred to New York they could put a mighty strong team in the big city, and it probaHy would become a drawing card. Three Good Sites. Federal league officials are saidvto have three fine sites for a baseball park on Manhattan Island In view, McGRAW. and any one of the three, rt lis fd, i will be about as well located as the Polo grounds. The Feds have a mighty good chance

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this year to get a greater amount of) ed with, both teams playing under full publicity than the organized major !nead of steam to gain the decision. league clubs, and also they will be in j Burg and Ray played best for the visiposition to grab off the cream of the tors.

If the Feds go into training early in February they will be at it two or i three weeks before the organized clubs. The Feds will be first in the field with training trip news. More attention will be paid to the individu al performances of the Federal players by the newspapers. Stories concerning the human side of the Feds will be used, and they will be read. CALDWELL'S ROLLING DEFEATS AMERICANS Seeding Team Takes Two of Three Games From Opponentsat"Y." I . f. The Seeding team took two out of three from the Americans Saturday at the "Y." Caldwell featured with ' high schore of 172 in the second game and was good for high total of, 460. ; The scores: Americans.

Tl. 350 402 431 530 340 Tl. 405 420 400 432 304 WEATHER MODERATES the weather man had been more, lenient than durina the nmt two -a-w "f h , "t , g , bt e?K3 not a,,owed the mercury to lau to such a low lau to S,1CD a low level, the change was not noticeable to the average per- , as the damp, humid atmosphere which prevailed throughout the week. intensified the cold. Thursday was the only day that the sun waS"nT)r"at least partly hidden by clouds, mum temperatures were as follows: Official report of maximum and minimum temperatures were as follows : Max. Min. Sunday 29 13 Monday . .39 19 Tuesday .40 Wednesday Thursday . Friday . . Saturday .. 51 . .21 ..33

1st. 2d. 3d. Porter 119 ip 112 Otten 134 121 147 Shissler .145 148 138 Taggart 154 130 146 Winkle 136 98 106 Total 688 606 646 Seeding. 1st. 2d. 3d. Ulrich 143 122 140 Uiggs . 140 159 121 Caldwell 152 136 172 Merrill 124 156 152 Williams 102 !0 112 Totals 661 623 697

"Y" KEEPS JOY;

GLOOMS RETURN TO INDIANAPOLIS Roach's Invincible "Yw Five Dissects Opponents in Approved Manner Capital City Boys Start With Rush Y. M. C. A. 32; Joy Glooms 18. All but the gloom haJ been extracted from th Joy Glooms before the "Y" finished with them Saturday sight. The undefeated "Y" five 'was given an awful scare, however, in the first few minutes of play, when the Joy Glooms of Indianapolis started out at a terrific pace and played circles around the local team, scoring four points before Roach's boys had even had a shot at the goal. Their spurt was over when they had accomplished this feat and it was a matter of but a few minutes until the locals had overcome, their lead and were not headed for the rest of the game. The Joy Glooms put up by far the best article of basket ball that has been shown by any of the;

i o .juiiciuo iu,o ocaouu ouu mauoiine completion ot the Anderson rink the "Y" play the game right. t j This week, however, he will communl

flayers nougn it up. The duel was pretty rough in spots, the visitors being accustomed to Intercollegiate .rules and mixing this style of play with the A. A. U. which was a good combination as long as they could get by with it. j The "Y's" heretofore stopless team-; work ran up against a snag at the" uegiuuuiK oi me Biime, me visitors stopping it with apparent ease and showing superiority at this angle of the game. The "Y" bunch becoming rattled, devoted its passing to seeing how far the men could hurl the ball instead of trying for short passes. Generally the ball would stop In possession of one of the visiting team's guards. After a few minutes of play Brunton who had started, in place of Parker, was taken out and "Big" put in his place. Then the "Y" began going. Jones dropped one in on a pretty shot followed shortly by Laning and when Capt. Spot dropped one in from the foul line it was all off for the visitors, but they kept on working and the harder they worked the rougher it got and the faster the "Y"

forwards dropped the leather in the!about five feet two inches. Spurgeon basket for markers. Schepman play-i wil1 make Roach look to his laurels as

ed a beautiful ' defensive game and Parker was all over the floor feeding to the forwards. The half ended with "Y" leading 19 to 11. Laning Leads Attack. The seoond half was all Richmond with Laning doing the major part of the scoring with four field goals. Roach for the "Y" and Burg mixed when they became rather heated in a scrimmage and gave each other a couple of lovetaps. No harm was done, however, and the game proceedThe score: M. C. G. . . .4 . .7 . .0 A. F.G. 1 .1 0 0 6 0 M'ssd. 1 0 0 0 3 .Tones , Laning Roach 0! 1 i 5 : 3 2 1 Brunt on 0 Schepman 1 ! Parker .. .. .. ..0 12 Joy Glooms. G. F.G. M'ssd. 0 0 0 6 0 0 F. 3 ; i 5! 0: 2i 3 i Burg ..3 Conover 2 Meyers 0 Ray 1 Webb 0 Von Beiniger . . . . 0 6 5 14 for Brunton, Timekeeper Substitutions Parker Yon Beiniger for "Webb Meranda. Scorer Porter. Allison. ....... ifPrTO MANN mEETS FEDS IN SECRET SESSION TBY LEASED WIRE. u im inn t 4 rr i Hcitv attendlng the coming nere' of Leslie Mann, outfielder for the Boston Braves, put. the local Federal league officials on their guard, and the scheduled meeting of Joe Tinker, Chifed ! manager, and Stallings' extra fly-grabber, was staged under cover. Whether Tinker and Mann agreed on terms is not definitely known. It was reported today, however, that Mann, fearing he would be included in the batch of Bostonors to be turned over to the Phillies in exchange for outfielder Sherwood Magoe, had approached the Chifeds and that he probably would sign with the north- i side organization.' j Water Bills (Meter Bills) due January 1st. 31 10t j The New Zealand arbitration court I has granted a six-day week to hotel j workers, and an agitation has been i begun throughout the country for the ; extension of the principle to all seven- i day-a-week occupations, including the; police force. j ireat Children's Colds Externally I Dont' dose delicate little stomachs with harmful internal medicines. Vick's HVap-O-Rub" Croup and Pneumonia and'S. The nodv hZt leasPS nothing antiseptic vupors i Salve is applied externally over the reg antiseptic vupors that are inhaled all night long, loosening t'ie tough phlegm and opening up the air passages. For all inflammation of the air passages from bead colds and catarrh, down to bronchitis and incipient pneumonia Vick's is quicker than internal medicines. Can be used free ly will perfect safety on the smallest child. At dmggistsAdv. 15c, 50c and $1. The Genuine has

ANDERSON POLOIST TO BATTLE MUNCIE Fans Over State Revel in Revival of Game in Many Cities.

The polo season at Anderson will be officially opened at Anderson next Thursday evening, when the Muncie polo team will go to the Madison county town to pry the lid off the polo year. The first game was. to have been played between Indianapolis and" Anderson New Year's night but this contest had to be called off because the repair work on the Armory hall was not completed. A tentative league has buen formed with Indianapolis, Anderson, Muncie, Marion, Richmond and Ehvood as the members, and it is believed that the! game is now ready for a big revival i arter a lapse of ten years. t The fire which destroyed the rink j at Elwood recently has left the Tin- j plate players without a home, and they ! will play on the road altogether this ! season. In commenting on the An-1 derson team', the Bulletin of that city says: ' "Thus far, Manager Irwin has sched- j uled few games with other teams besides Muncie, as he has been awaiting1 cat e with the managers of each of the j cities in the league, and bill of games j will be arranged. Thus far the schedule is as fol- : lows: January 1, Muncie at AndersonJanuary 15, Anderson at Indianapolis- 1 January 22, February 9, February 26 and March 16, Anderson at Muncie i "The personnel of the team in the iniure Will be as follows- Rons first ! rush; Lewis, second rush; Hubbard, I center; Heffernan, halfback; Arnott, i goal, and IT. Abel, substitute. "Y" MEETS MUNCIE The next game on the "Y" basketballs team's schedule will be the first out-of-town game this season. Roach's men journey to Muncie Saturday to play the "Y" at that place, and look for a rather heated argument. Included on the Muncie team are several former high school "lights," foremost among them being Kenneth Spurgeon, center, who tips the scales around 190 pounds, and stands out in the ozone a scrapper. Try Mrs. Austin's Bag Pancake, sure to please you. All grocers. 2H-7t In lm the population of Canada. ".206,642, was distributed as to origin. cineny as ioiiows: British, 3,896,985; French, 2,054,S90; German, 393,320; Austro-Hungary, 129,103: Scandina vian 107,533; India, 105,492 and Jewish 75,681. PLAIN QUESTIONS TO RICHMOND PEOPLE Every Richmond Header Will Admit the Soundness of the Logic. Would Richmond people recommend Doan's Kidney Pills as they do if the medicine were not reliable? Would they confirm their statements after years have elapsed If their experiences did not show the remedy to be deserving of it? Statements like the following must carry conviction to the mind of every reader: Mrs. Henry Brokamp, 62 Sherman St., Richmond, says: "We have used Doan's Kidney Pills with fine results. I am glad to confirm our former public endorsement of them. This remedy has been used for backache and other symptoms of kidney complaint and has never failed to give relief in ashort time." Mrs. Brokamp is only one of many j Richmond people who have gratefully j endorsed Doan's Kidney Pills. If your back aches if your kidneys bother

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SMITH ASKS LOCALS TO ENTER CIRCUIT

Richmond Ball Club Objects to Unfair Plan of Cincin- ; nati Manager. Joe Smith, manager of the Cincinnati SnamrocKs, wants the Richmond baseball club to join his proposed K. I. O. Sunday league the coming' summer and has intimated that he would like to meet the local Mllh nnif lim aty that is convenient to talk over the proposition, it is understood : that Smith's plan is to form a league with about eight Cincinnati clubs and eight outside, booking the Cincinnati clubs two times in each city and not playing return games. Harry Patti, president of the locals is not in favor of the proposition and Joe will probably have to look elsewhere for the "Ea.sv Pickins." No players have as yet been signed The New 0 INCHES WIDE-72 INCHES HIGH -ZC

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