Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 40, Number 58, 18 January 1915 — Page 6

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m RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM. MONDAY, JAN. 1915.

Baseball Polo Bowling UNFAIR REFEREE LEADS RICHMOND TO FORFEIT GAME "Y" Five, WMi Score Tied, Leaves Middletown Floor When Official "Plays" With Ohio Team. Middletown, 2; Richmond, 0. felt.):(For. With., the score, 29-29, and. five minutes to play, the "Y" basket hall team left the floor at Middletown, O., Saturday, night after many unjust . decisions ty the referee. The' fact that the local team made 20 points to their opponents 7 ip th last half, made the referee try to help them out. by calling fouls that were not fouls.. The locals started with Kinder and Laning at forwards and Schepman and Parker at guard while Roach held down the pivot position. Middletown started off with a rush and had piled up a total of 9 poihts before the" locals started. Toward the last of the first half Jones took Kinderls place at forward but it did not help matters very macs that half. .. . . ; The score stood 229 at the beginning, of the second half in favor of Middletown but, several nice' plays, pn the part of the locals placed, them "a lew points behind and from then it was a rough and tumble game- of which Middletown got the best. Then the referee called a foul on Jones and when Captain Schepman objected he called another on Schepman, who kicked again upon which the referee called -another. This was too raw eo Roach's men left the floor. j Laning as usual played the best game for the "Y" while Dunlam played the best game for the winners. Score: Y. M. C -- G. leaning, F 6 Kinder, F 2 A. KG. . 0 F.G.M. 1 0 0.... "o" 7 1 0 0 0 5 0 Jongs, F Roach, C Schepman, G Parker, G Totals 13 Middletown. G. F.G. F.G.M. 1 7 o w 0 0 4 0 3 0 0 0 1 1 4 4 4 14 Krk, F 1 la'in;i, C . . Mayer. C . . Out;!;',', U . Totals . .13 10 EL PENNY COAXES LEWiSVlLE QUINTET Hove. '-Bond Team Wants F'j.zt Qi 7"" orients for EarlCuriam Raiser. Another effort is being made by M?.nn?.'r Panny of the Hoover-Bond tio'ii to coax the Lewisville basket ba 11 fiv to c!ome to Richmond for a game. The overwhelming scores by which the furniture sellers have de feated their opponents In every contest have instilled such fear in the hearts of teams in neighboring cities that they are not extremely anxious to ' face certain defeat, personified by Captain Abo Rowe and his team mates. Just now the Hoover-Bonds are trying to get the Lewisville tossers to help them furnish the entertainment rrior to the Karlham-Wabash clash in

the Coliseum Friday evening." If The I1010 fever is spreading, in fact Lewisville refuses to play the return u 1S fast reaching the advanced staggame. Manager Penny will bock one t es of aa epidemic. No quarantine will of the fastest teams out of Dayton. be-declared, however. Negotiations are pending for Bo's m the Y- M- c- A- gymnasium games with the Em-Roes of Indianap- classes have gained the consent of olis, and the Lafayette Y. M. C. A. on I Physical Director Roach to play inlocal floors. If the Em-Roes Invade ! door hockey, which is a highly adul-

Itichmond they will probably vhiy a two game series meeting the Hoover Bonds and Coach Roach's Y. 3U. C. A. team. Fans are anxious to see the Indianapolis quintet under fire as they believe the Em-Roes are about the only fellows in the state who can really force either of the local teams to go the limit. To Cure Catarrhal Deafness end Head Noises Persons suffering from catarrhal deafness and head noises will be glad to know that this distressing affliction can usually be successfully treated at home by an internal medicine that in many instances has effected a complete cure after other treatments have failed. Sufferers who could scarcely head a watch tick tell how they have had their hearing restored to such an extent that the tick of a watch was plainly audible seven or eight inches away from either ear. Therefore, If you know of someone who Is troubled with head noises or catarrhal deafness, cut out this formula and hand it to them and you will have been the means of saving some poor sufferer perhaps from total deafness. The prescription can be prepar - ed at home and Is made as follows: Secure from your druggist 1 oz. Parmint (Double Strength), about 75c worth. Take this home, and add to it M pint of hot water and 4 oz. of granulated sugar; stir until dissolved. Take one tablespoonful four times a day. Parmint is used in this way not only to reduce by tonic action the inflammation and swelling in the Eustachian Tubes, and thus to equalize the air pressure on the drum, but to correct any excess of secretions in the middle ear, and the results it gives are nearly always quick and effective. Every person who has catarrh in' any form should give this recipe a trial and free themselves from this destructive disease. adv.

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Loss of Collins Offset by Batting Ability of Larry Expected to Regain Clouting Eye and Forge to Front Under Connie's Coaching- Birmingham Too Fiery and Handicapped Big Star. ..... - "

BY FRANK G. MENKE, Sporting Editor of the International News Service. NEW YORK, Janl. 18.--The acquisition of Larry Lajoie makes it seem certain that the Athletics will.be in the 1915 pennant fight all the way. Don't be surprised If they get away in the front and lead the parade to the wire, despite efforts of the dangerous Red Sox to do. the overhauling stunt. It seems to be the proper thing just now to spoof the pennant chances of the Athletics simply because Eddie Collins, Charles Bender, Eddie Plank iuujiw:ii.twms no longer uave iiieir x ' LARRY LAJOIE. names enrolled in the lineun. But it!

F-j seems that the spoofing is somewhat i many years. Wyckoff end Pennock I i uncalled for. The loss of Collins; have been with the Mackmen for sevI I seemed to be a terrific blow at first, ; oral seasons. ..1 '.but.. the -purchase of Lajoie to fill his' "Leslie "Bush is a good pitcher. He's 5 i boots changes the aspect of things. ' cool-headed, has a good arm, and he 4 ! Lajoie is old and he isn't, as speedy ; is brainy. In addition to these twirl1 as Collins. But despite his 40 years ers, Connie has several other young-

he still is. .as. good a fielder as Col - 11ns,-, Hecaht"run" bases like Collins, 10AGH TO 0UTR00T DAYTO Coach Roach has cut .out a real job I for his team Saturday night -when the ! fellows take a turn at the Dayton Gyms, who defeated the "Y" last j year. Roach believes he has a better bunch of athletes this year and expects to show the Daytonians how basket ball is played in the Hoosier state. The strongest combination the j "Y" affords consisting of Laning, ; Jones, Parker, Schepman and N. ! Roach will start the game. . " The Gyms wall bring with them a 1 crowd of about seventy-five rooters to j annoy the "Y." Roach wants a rec-: ord crowd of "Y" supporters out to counteract the Dayton noise. Al-;' though defeated by the Dayton Cadets j ror me city cnampionsnip last , year, the Gyms are making a strong bid for tne nonors tms year FOLO FEVER STARTS INDOOR HOOKEY PLAY I derated -form of - the pastiming which inrins me conservative yuaKer citizens who Crowd the Coliseum each week. " j All gymnasium classes have taken up the new sport, which is largely re-; placing basketball because it is a L game which gives more boys a chance j to get the exercise. Roach says. As played at the "Y" there is little danger or injury as the players are not i allowed to swing their clubs, but must push the disk over the floor LEAGUE PICKS MEN FOR MUNOIE GAME With a picked polo team giving battle to Muncie in that city, Jan. 22, fans believe Richmond players will bring back the valuable end of the .score. By selecting the team from all clubs in the city league the directors believe they wiil form an organization that will be equal to anything in the state when it comes to driving them at the opposing goal tend. Captains and team managers will meet at George Brebm's store at 7:30 o'clock Tuesday evening to consider 'er the exchange of players and other i plans which may add strength to the weaker teams of the city league and ! make the race more interesting, rLOOK OUT HAMILTON Nchr Injects More Pep in Red and White. The severe drubbing; which the Ham ilton (Ohio) high school team gave Coach Nohr's tudents not long since ' is the reason for the vim and pep ! which the boys are nuttins into their practice this week. Although the score ion the Hamilton floor was so large as

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TO ATHLETICS but in -all the years, up to last he could hit like , Collins and hit beyond Collins...- , - , . i Lajoie slumped to .258 in 1914. But 'he'll hit .300 or better in 1915 or we'll miss our guess. And that's just about as good as might be expected from Collins. Lajoie isn't through as a hitter, even though he is Hearing his fortieth year. He's a natural slugger and he'll do a "come back" this year. Great hitters are great hitters as long as they are able to hold a bat. During the coming season Lajoie will be working under a manager who appreciate him and him rt vpar hA worked I under' the fiery Birmingham, and he I worked with a team that was torn by j internal strife. He worked under coni ditions where a man could not do his ! best. The' Athletics aren't going to miss I Bender and Plank as much as . some ! folks think. They won't miss Coombs ; at all because during the past two lor...-three -years" Coombs- has "pitched only a few games. Connie Mad; has a squad of youthful hurlers'to throw into the breach j made by the loss of Bender and Plank, i-and they look able to enough to fill 1 it and fill it acceptably, j Bob Shawkey looks like one of the best pitchers in .the American League. "FUibe" Bressler, the port side fiinger that Mack secured last year, looks i like one of the best youngsters that has busted into the national nastime in i sters, .who can answer ten call of duty and answer it well. to be almost unmentionable, the boys who wear the red and white expact a j different story to follow the game at q '.the Y. M. C. A. Friday night. Nchr Q-vffl-'start h's. V9'p.t men. Tempt the appetite, please the taste and nourish the body. Crisp, clean and fresh. , 5 cents. Bsresef Biscuit Round, thin, tender with a delightful flavor appropriate for luncheon, tea and dinner, io cents. Graham Crackers Made ' cf the finest ingredients. Baked to perfection. The national strength food, zo cents. . Buy biscuit baked by NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY Always look for that Name. V : Try Cooper's Blend Coffee

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AS MARKED MAN LOGAN GETS ONE GOAL FOR TEAM With Speedy Forward Effectively Guarded Earlham Falls Before Franklin For First Time in History. Franklin, 26; Earlham, 18. A second defeat was administered the Earlham basketball crew on' the week-end trip to Terre , Haute and Franklin, when they fell before Frank' lin. The score was 26 to 18 and is the first time in the history of the two colleges that Franklin has been' victorious over the Quakers. Because of the victory a big celebration was held at the Baptist school. . , The defeat of the Quakers was again attributed to close guarding of Logan, the fast Quaker forward. Logan was abel to make but one goal. Winslow caged two and Morrish made threel The tight guarding of the Quaker' guards prevented Mulligan and Vandiver from running away with the score. All of Franklin's - score was made on field goals, thirteen being the total number. In the second half, Wyrick, who has been playing a rough game at guard for Franklin, was removed on account of four personal fouls.

Summary: Earlham, (18). Vandiver Mulligan Lowery Franklin, (28), ...... i Winslow Forward Logan Forward Morrisch Center Nelp . ....... . Johnson Guard Wyrick Lancaster Guard Field goals Franklin, Mulligan 5, Vandiver 4, Lowrey 2, Nelp, Wyrick. Earlham Winslow 2, Morrisch 3, Logan. Foul goals Logan 6, missed 4. Franklin Vandiver, missed 4, Mulligan, missed 1. Lismose SVaro. Hbio 2 COLLARS t for 25c Cluett, Peabody & Co.. Inc. Mker WANTED Salesmen, Cashiers Cashboys and Girls, Bundle Wrappers. APPLY AT ONCE. 914

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LOADING FOR GAMES : SUFFERS HARDtlOLT Loading up for inter-city gamos will not be tolerated by the Richmond baseball team thiB year. .With this understanding the management .yesterday addressed - tetters to the managers -of teams at Connereville, New Castle, Muncie .and CVeemville, asking , that a series of , tliree game "be at ranged with each of the learns during the summer. Two o"the games, would be played in Richmond, the third away from the city. A st ries with the' Greenville team will depend largely on whether Bull Durham manages the nine or not. Officers of the Athletic association said heretofore fans had demanded that the management load up with, alleged stars for the bigger games. Thin they said was not only expensive bi often resulted in a mixed bunch ci players who were in it for the mone; and did not put up as good a game ar. the" regulars who were benched lor the day. Consequently players to be eligible in the proposed inter-city games must have played in five games previous to the opening of the aeries. Delicious brown cakes made from Mrs. Austin's Pancake Flour. RECEIVED HIGHEST World's Pur Food Exposition. ram fcTpoaition. Franco.

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BALL CLUB TO KICK rrasT oust r.iAY 2 Richmond Managers Fix . Date for Season Opener With Saginaw Nine. The fastest team that ever represented Richmond on the diamond will officially raise the dust at Athletic park. May 2. according to tentative' plans of the club, . outlined yesterday. The manager of the Saginaw, Mich., league team asked that the Richmond team give him a date one week earlier, but as it is customary to have a practice game the laBt Sunday in April, the management ask that the Michigan leaguers come to open the season May 2.- Managers of the club are temporarily inactive, waiting for a reply from the Michigan team. t Manager Kenny has been instructed to arrange a practice game with a Cincinnati team at Athletic . park, for April 26. ' ' Word bas been received from Kenny that he has signed a fast bunch for the Richmond club. ' He Is holding back the names, however, until the personnel of teams in the neighboring cities is announced. Kenny wishes to prevent lifting by other managers who might take a fancy to the material he has collected.

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WANTS CLEAKER P0L1 , Elimination of unnecessary rotg ness from polo as played In the cit league will be considered -when tb managers and captains of teams me at George Brebm's. store. , ' . . Fearing that someone might be set iously Injured and the future of tb game ruined if tactics employed b some of the players In the last gams were continued. M. C. Henley M dressed a letter to the league dlr tort ' In which he suggested certal reforms. This letter will be opened and it contents considered.

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