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FIRST VICTORY GOADS QUIGLEY TEAMJTO FIGHT Stolle Joins Smokers' Ranks to Turn Back Attack of Haughton Greeks Give Seeders Battle. POLO TONIGHT. Smokes vs. Quigleys, 7:30 o'clock. Greeks vs. A. S. M., 8:30 o'clock. First Game. Smokes. Quigleys. Shallenberger Bradfield First Rush Clark Houghton Second Rush Vbel Minor Center Btolle Jones Half' 3tff Snavely Goal. Second Game. Greeks. A. S. M. VHison Quigley ; First Rush j Second Rush i 'vlzer , Evans f 'priter -ewman Crabb Half -ar.easter O'Metz Goal. With all teams evenly matched on )aper the games tonight should afford v.o of the scrappiest affairs of the leason. Two new players, Joe Stolle .nd Earl Crabb, both playing half tack positions will get a try out and .s both have hundreds of followers in he city they should get away good Stolle is a huskv and has been itch

ng to get into the game again and j "ie ,best lightweights in the country, s Oesting is still out of the game for ! is sl PPin- But he s still good Johnhe Smokes he will work for that ' . "n? LusUg of ?ew York, is .cam. Crabb is remembered as a ; coming fast and in a few months more .,v,r fr ti, first tnn nf thlmay rank with the classiest perform-

long and will make a capable man to ; ni, Avun.moWith every intention of showing the ans that the Quigleys were lucky in lefeating them Monday night the Smokes are going after this team Just s hard as they would the leaders Ul ill uiun In UIilr uil llirj ULiicri iianti iuc i uaiaacists are bound and determined to et this game on the credit sftle and el that they should do it tonight. The rial bout of the evening will e the second game when the Seeders 0 out to protect their perfect perentage. Fans have been waiting for his game and a crowd equally as large e attended the games Monday night 1 looked for. It'll be some battle. IHUGRUE ELIGIBLE FOR WELSH'S TITLE BY LEASED WIRE-1 NEW YORK, Jan. 14. Joe Shugrucv he Jersey City fighter, looms up to ay as the most logical candidate mong the lightweight aspirants for 'reddie Welsh's title. The Jersey 'ity boy last night had the better of each Cross, the dentist fighter, in a lashing ten-round bout. While Shurue's victory was not a crushing one, e fought the hard-hitting dentist at is own game, stood toe to toe with ne New York boy, delivering punches nd forced his opponent to back up. -ESS MEAT IF BACK AND KIDNEYS HURT Take a glass of Salts to flush Kidneys if Bladder bothers you Drink lots of water. Eating meat .regularly eventually rodures kidney trouble in some form r other, says a well-known authority, rcause the uric acid in meat excites he kidneys, they become overworked ; et sluggish; clog up and cause all orts of distress, particularly backache nd misery in the kidney region; rheuaattc twinges, severe headaches, acid tomach, constipation, torpid liver, leeplessness, bladder and urinary irItation. The moment your back hurts or kid--ys aren't acting right, or if bladder others you, get about four ounces of ad Salts from any good pharmacy; ike a tablespoonful in a glass of rater before breakfast for a few days id your kidneys will then act fine. ,'his famous salts is made from the j vllX Ul ftittjJfD cum uriiiii June, i.viii ; . t .ni. -i v v. . . ,i , 3 11CU wim ilium, a nil lias ut-tu usru ! ys onrl uflmnlnlo thoin tn nnrmnl rtivity; also to neutralize the acids in ae urine so it no longer irritates, thus tiding bladder disorders. .Tad Salts cannot injure anyone; lakes a delightful effervescent lithiarater drink which millions of men and romen take now and then to keep the Jdneys and urinary organs clean, thus voiding serious kidney disease. TAdvcrtlf pmritl

WELSH WILL RETAIN WORLD TITLE UNTIL HE FIGHTS DECISION BATTLE

Charles White and Young Shugrue Prove Superiority by Outpointing English Champion Other American Boxers Show Up as Strong Contenders for Lightweight Honor.

FRANK G. MENKE, Sporting Editor International News Service.

NEW YORK, Jan. 14.Freddie Welsh will be lightweight champion of the world just so long as he dodges meeting one of the class American scrappers in a decision bout. The first time he does it's a fairly safe bet that Welsh will be dethroned, in case he tries conclusions with one of the half dozen first class battlers who represent the U. S. A. Welsh already has been outpointed in no-decision bouts by Charley White of Chicago, and Young Shugrue of Jersey City. Over a long route it seems pretty certain that either could

'take Welsh's measure. Willie Ritchie, if he ever

got another chance at Welsh, looks good enough to win back the title, nrovided that an American referee presided over the affair.

! Johnny Dundee, recently graduated from the featherweight dii vision, is game, fast and a good hitter. He'd have at least an even

, hance atrainst the Briton superior in punching power and equal to Welsh in scientific qualities, would be a good bet if he ever got a chance against Welsh Kilbane is featherweight champion just now, but he has begun to outgrow his class. He is looking around for scraps with lightweights, but, up to the present, Welsh has ignored him. , Fact is, the pugilistic woods Just now are full of good lightweights. There are more top-notchers today than there has been at one time for many years. In addition to those already mentioned there are plenty of good lightweights who are in the "comer" class and some who are in the "going" class. Leach Cross, once ranked among f rs in the game ican, is slippin Joe Rivers, the Mexslipping. "Harlem. Tommy" l"""' "STX lament j Battllng Terry of Newcastle, Pa., hag bepn comi a, ( ha8 been worked along ea sta 1,.. J.. Jl 111 n.. w.ii. and is rising to a point now where he is getting lots of recognition. Terry's most recent notable performance was a victory over Hal Stewart in Grand Rapids on New Year's day. Stewart a short time before had beaten Joe Mandot. CARRANZA OPPOSES JACK JOHNSON FIGHT Fears Bout Will War Chest of Villa. Increase General, BY LEASED WIRE. EL PASO, Texas, Jan. 14. The Jack Johnson-Jess Willard match may be postponed and it may be call ad off. The new angle has to do with the Mexican troubles. The Carranza government will oppose the entry into Mexico of the American negro prize fighter who is booked to fight Jess Willard in Juarez on March 6, according to predictions made by Andreas Garcia, the Carranza consul here. Johnson at present is at Buenos Aires, Argentina, on his way north. Garcia's objections were based on his assertion that the Johnson-Willard match would increase the war chest of Villa. BEWARE WINCHESTER High School Five Promises to Win For Nohr. High school basket ball team was given the hardest workout of the season last night using the second team as the victims. Evidently the ! boys learned a lesson in the Muncie game and practiced all the rough stuff tnat could be used in a game. The workout was the last to be staged beY,ro. lore the Winchester duel at that i place tomorrow night. - ca.i.i.in6 urai lauim gave Nohr their best and promised to give Winchester the same. They figure on defeating that team but not by as large a score as when they last met. The regular team will start the game. Climalene dissolves readily in water. For general purposes use a teaspoonfnl to a gallon of water. 14-1t

CELLAR OCCUPANTS ROB VETS OF TWO

F. Mercurio Starsin K. of C. League Wtih Score 167. K. OF C. LEAGUE. Won. Lost. Pet. .623 .593 .583 .481 .481 .333 Greenhorns 15 Vets 16 Santa Marias 14 Naps 13 Braves 13 Rosebuds 9 9 11 10 14 14 18 The tail-end RoBebuds had a good night and narrowly missed taking three straight from the second place Vets on the City Alleys last night. F. Mecurio waB the Btar of the evening with high score of 167 In his third game and high total of 465. I Vets. I 1st. 2nd. 3rd. Total IF. Mecurio ... 159 139 167 465 i i F. Crcnin 147 113 116 376 ! Selm Ill 134 145 390 j. P. O'Brien.. 129 114 136 379 Riser 129 129 129 377 Totals 675 629 693 1987 Rosebuds. 1st. 2nd. 3rd. Total Boyce 137 145 126 408 Quigley 135 123 143 Zwissler 161 146 125 Joe Brennen .. 125 129 137 J. Harrington. 136 136 136 401 432 391 408 Totals 694 679 667 2040 "Y" TREBLES POINTS MADE BY OPPONENTS Laning Scores 122 of Association's 299 Points With Jones Second. The "Y" five with a record of six games won and none lost has made 299 points against 107 as posted by the opponents. The locals with 22 points added would have the distinction of trebling the scores made by their opponents. Laning is the big man with the leather leading his nearest teammate Dismal Jones with 122 to his credit while the latter failing to make a point in the Muncie game still hangs to second place with 69 to his credit. The only change in the scoring ability of the boys is Roach taking third place, pushing Parker into fourth. Roach accomplished the trick in the. Muncie game when he tore loose with 8 to his credit giving his a season's majority over Parker of 3. Games. Points. Laning 6 122 Jones 6 69 Roach . , 6 41 Parker 6 38 Schepman 6 29 Brunton 2 0 Brown 1 0 The Gist of It. "Last December I had a very severe cold and was nearly down sick in bed. I bought two bottles of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and it was only a few days until I was completely restored to health," writes O. J. Metcalf, Weatherby, Mo. If you would know the value of the remedy, ask any one who has used it. Obtainable pvprv where Adv.

CHRISTIANS FAIL TO CHECK SPEED OF CENTERVILLE

Two Point Lead Given Visitors by Meeks Early in Game Holds Despite Superior Team Play. Centerville, 19; Central Christiana, 17. Although 'the Central Christians made a desperate rally in the last half they were unable to defeat the fast Centerville high school basketball team last night at the Garfield gym. Centerville started off in the lead with a field goal by Meeks and was never passed. The teamwork of the Christians was better than that of their opponents but for some reason they were not able to hit the hoop. Meeks was the largest point getter of the game, obtaining three foul goals and five field goals, while Medearls at forward played a good game for the locals. CENTERVILLE. G. F.G. M- FI. George, forward ... 1 0 0 2 Meeks, forward .... 5 3 2 2 Bertsch, center .... 2 0 3 3 Spahr, guard 0 0 0 2 Burris, goal 0 0 0 3 Totals 8 3 5 12 CENTRAL CHRISTIANS. G. F.G. M. Fl. Medearis, forward . . 4 0 0 0 W'ilcoxen, forward.. 113 2 Kennedy, center. . . 1 0 0 3 Von Pein, guard .... 0 0 0 1 Brown, guard 0 4 4 2 Totals 6 5 7 8 Timer Blose. Referee N. Roach. Dope Fiend's Smoke Clouds Johnny Coulon former bantam weight champion, says he will try to "come back." Sport Note. The years may roll upon their way, The raven hair may turn to snow, Once supple joints may lose their play And muscles grow fat and slow; The eye once bright may lose it's glow, The pains of age may rend and wrack, But still we hear the story, so "I 6till can fight; I'm coming back." HOW'S THAT NOW? Now that Jim Jeffries is going to teach Jess Willard how to whip Jack Johnson, it behooves Joe Birmingham, of the Naps, to teach Connie Mack how to win pennants. M'GRAW PICKS 'EM. Lemon Cores, eh? "McGraw got a lemon when he got Kores who used to play infield for my club," says Manager McCrie of the Portland Ore., club WRITERS WANT SNAP. New York newspaper men want decision bouts in the state. The present plan of forcing the writers to make their own decision is unsatisfactory to them. It gives them no chance to pan the referee.. NOHR'S MEN SCORE 217 AGAINST FIVES Opponents Chalk Up 216 Brown Retains Lead With 86 as Total. The high school basketball team in eight games played shows a record of having made 217 points as against 216 by its opponents. The major portion of the total was made by Brown, who is leading the field with 86 points, followed by Al Laning and C Porter with 51 points each. This record includes games only with high school teams, and from the calibre of some of the local team's opponents it has done very well up to date, and the determination shown promises greater doings in the future. Following is a complete record of games played and points scored by various members of the team: Games. Points. Brown 7 . 86 Porter 51 Laning 8 51 Harris 4 10 Pitts 5 10 Webb 1 3 Johanning 7 2 Bavis 4 2 Points awarded 2 Palladium Want Ade P"

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Piatt Adams, champion standing broad and high jumper, who I is to be tried before the registration committee of the A. A. U., on j charges of professionalism. Among other things Adams has been ; accused of selling prizes he won at amateur meetings. His friends j

are loud in their denial of the charges and he will be backed in his defense by the New York A. C, of which he is one of the most valuable point winners. Adams scored eleven points for the American team at the last Olympic games at Stockholm.

FRANKLIN "HOPES" TO DOWN EARLHAM Word from Franklin that the basket-, ball team "hopes" to win over the Quakers is being taken with much se- j riousness by the local team, which realizes that it has not reached the form that would be expetced, taking the promising material into consideration. Despite this fact the men ex- ! pect to follow in the tracks of former Earlham teams and administer a d-1 feat to Thurber's men. This will be the first game for Franklin with I. C. i A. L. teams, and Earlham should have ! the edge on it, as it will he Earlham's ' second I. C. A. L. game, and the , fourth game of the season. ! FORMS AQUATIC TEAM Physical Director Roach will soon begin the organization of an aquatic team to represent the Y. M. C. A. in the state aquatic meet at Muncie in March. The events of the meet will consist of the 40-yard dash, plunge for distance, 60-yard back stroke, 220-yard dash, 5 dives, 100-yard dash, 120-yard relay with three men doing 40 yards each.

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? i.. r-r ENTER BOWLING MEET Richmond has entered two five men teams in the State Y. M. C. A. Tele-1 graph Bowling league, and will compete with teams from Gary, South Bend, Indianapolis, Muncif, Vincennes, Kvansville and Crawfordsx ille. The following men have formed the teams and their names have been sent to the state executive committee: A. Rees. O. ('. Porter. C. O. Miller. X. R. Meihuish. .1. C. McKce, O. P. Otten. Oscar Weynian. S. C. Markley, L. M. Gentle. I). E. Dennis. H. Harvey,, and J. P. O'Brien. i LOCAL DRUGGIST SAYS: "TAKE ON LY ONE DOSE" We want to tell those in Richmond suffering from stomach or bowel trouble that we are acents for the simple mixture of buckthorn bark, glycerin1, etc.. known as Adler-i-ka, the remedy which bfcame famous by curing appendicitis. This is the most thorough bowel cleanser known and JFST ONE DOSE relieves sour stomach, gas on the stomach and constipation almost IMMEDIATELY. You will be surprised at the QUICK action of Adler-i-ka. Clem Thistlethwaite, druggist. Adv. r. "TTT

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