Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 40, Number 60, 20 January 1915 — Page 6
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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRaM. WEDNESDAY, JAN. 20, 1315.
Baseball Polo Bowling
SPORTS AND ATHLETICS
Y. M. C. A. Earlham R. H. S.
MANAGERS TALK TRADE BUT FAIL TO CHANGE MEN President Byers Picks Quigley, Allison, Fry, Evans, Abel and O'Metz to Enter Muncie Game. "Some doings" were registered at the meeting of the Rlcnmond Polo league last night at George Brehm'a store. Trade talk was in the air, each and every team having something to say on this matter, but when it came to actual transfers there was nothing doing. One of the Interesting features of the meeting was a letter written to the league by M. C. Henley, president of the Coliseum company. Mr. Henley's letter Bhowed that he has the interests of the league at heart and wants to see it prosper. He gave special emphasis to "clean polo," and suggested that all players try to play as clean a game as was possible. The butchering that was done last Thursday night should be stopped, quoth Mr. Henley, and the referee should see that it is stopped and should enforce the playing rules to the limit. He also suggested the ruling that the ten-inch whang which is allowed on sticks should be enforced. Six dates with- the Muncie aggregation have been arranged, the first game to be played at that place Friday night. An all-star aggregation has been picked, by President Byers to represent Richmond. Those making the trip will be I Qulgley, Fry and Allison, rushes; Evans, center; Abel, halfback, and O'Metz, goal. The same line-up will be used against Muncie in the return game, which is next Monday night at the Coliseum. Since playing the locals the last time the Magic City team has. been cutting a wide swath with other teams in the state decisively beating the Marion five, and last night taking Anderson by the score of 4 to 3. Reserved seats for Polo at Coliseum. Phone 1569. 193t
Theatrical Notes Promises of the Press Agent.
The Oscar F. Cook Stock Company played to a packed house yesterday
at the Murray Theatre with a produc
tion of "A Maid and the Minister," one
of the most beautiful love stories ever
written. Tonight will be the last per
tormanee of this beautiful play. See
it. Commencing Thursday matinee this company will produce a complete
production of the greatest moral play
ever written 'Why Girls Leave
Home."
Outcome of Baseball Battle Means Much to O. B. Magnates
QnmmeoeivunMM . 4
left to right, top: James Gaffney, Harry Aekerland and John B. Fostet Bottom: Charles Ebbeta. Garry Herrmann and Barney Dreyfusa. Here are some of the magnates of the National league who are just now engaged in a big legal battle with the Feds in Chicago. Garry Herrmann is chairman of the national baseball commission, which the Fed hope to put entirely out of business, Gaffney is heavily interested in the Braves; Ebbets in the Brooklyn Superbas; Foster in the Giants; Dreyfus in the Pirates, sad Aekerland in the Gabs.
MILLER FOR R. Y. M. LEADS TEAM AHEAD
Despite 99-Pin Handicap
Athletics Fail to Overtake Second Placers. CITY LEAGUE.
W. L. Pet. Braves 5 2 .667 R. Y. M 5 4 .556 Athletics 2 4 .333 Victors .... 1 2 .333
POLO CARD PROMISES INTERESTING CONTEST
Greeks and Quigleys Meet in
First Game-A. S. M. Clashes Smokes.
SUPERIORS TRAMPLE THIRD PLACE TEAM Snyder Captures Individual Honor With High Score of 173.
A. 8. M. LEAGUE. Won Lost Pet. Buckeyes 21 6 .778 Seeding 19 8 .704 American 18 12 .600 Superiors ..14 13 .519 Machine 10 14 .417 Kentuckys ,...9 15 .375 Empire 6 15 .285 Hoosier 5 19 .208 The Saperiors went the Americans a little better in their match on the "Y" alleys last night and took the odd game, thereby drawing closer to third place. Snyder with 175 pins to his credit in his third game pulled down high score, while Otten took high total with 468 to bis credit.
AMERICANS. 1st. 2d. 3d. Porter .......... 130 108 119 Otten 172 132 164 Shissler 166 112 138 Taggart 120 110 120 Winkle 158 120 120
Tl. 357 468 416
350
398
Totals 746 582 661 1989
SUPERIORS 1st. 2d
Hoesseli 151 Snyder 135 Knight 155 Heater 98 Phelps 142
143 131 123 127 98
3d. 161 173 150 127 134
Tl
455
439 428 352
374
Totals 681 622 745 2048
Corner Shots BY ALLIE.
YOUNG MERMAID
HOPES TO BECOME U. S. CHAMPION
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ATHENIANS RETAIN BIBLE CLASS LEAD
The Athenians still retain the lead in the Y. M. C. A. Bible Class league, with an unbroken record of wins. The standing of the teams after the games of Saturday is as follows: Won Lost Pet Athenians ..5 0 1.000 Pawnees 3 2 .600 Spartans LL .. .. .. ..1 3 .250 Cherokees .. .. .. .. ..1 3 .250 Mohawks 0 6 .000 In the Saturday gameB the Pawnees defeated the Mohawks 7 to 4 and, the Athenians defeated the Spartans II, 10 to 6.
This Film Actor an All Round Athlet
Despite the handicap of ninety-nine pins the Athletics found the going a little too hard for them last night and dropped three straight to the R. Y. M. team, rolling with a handicap of sixty-six. R. Miller with a 174 count in the last game, toow high score, and was also good for high tofal with 508.
The score:
Athletics.
1st. 2d. 3d. Tl.
C. Miller 170 138 161 469
Curtis 162 136 172 470
Snyder .. 123 139 134 396 Mayer ..... .. 150 169 119 438 Smith 154 173 141 368
Totals 858 854 826 2241 R. Y. M. 1st. 2d. 3d. Tl.
Martin 164 165 165 495
Youngflesh 150 166 159 475 Boyer 165 166 173 504 Runge 165 165 165 495 R. Miller 165 169 175 508
flAJESTlC-MUTUM. LEADINGJMAN, George Seigmann, three years lead ing "heavy" in Mutual pictures, is i native of Bavaria. He has a splendii physique, weighing 230 pounds am measuring in height six feet and tw., inches. He was educated at St NicL t.Ias school. New York, and at Bostor. university. In bis seven years' ox perlence on the stage he played in the famous Castle Square Stock compan; in Boston and ir. many noted produi (Ions under different managements. Soigmann's experience in the Spar ish-American war at the age of six teen is one of the most vivid episode in his career. At Boston university h Jivided his time between football an the law. He still finds use ice th Comer; also he is very fond of wa tor polo and has been highly coin plimented by Jeffries on his boxlns tie has a reach of seventy-six inches. An occupation of intense interest t Seigmann Is his chicken farm nea Los Angeles. He is an enthusiastic id mire r of Jack London. He has appeared In about 200 photo plays, anc lis favorite work is heavy dramati irt
To Quickly Remove Ugly Hairs From Face
(Beauty Notes)
Beauty-destroying hairs .are soon
banished frm the skin with the aid of i delatone paste, made by mixing
ome water with a little plain powder
d delatone. This is spread upon the lairy surface for 2 or 3 minutes, then ubbed off and the skin washed to emove the remaining delatone. This ilmple treatment banishes every trace f hair and leaves the skin without a
ilemish. Caution should be used to
ie certain that it is delatone you buy.
-Adv.
A battle royal is expected tomorrow night when the Quigleys and Greeks
hook up in the first game of the evening. The Pharmacists having defeated
the Smokes last week are the least bit chesty and are Intending to keep up the good work using the Greeks as the second stepping stone. The Greeks are also feeling pretty good over being the first local team to conquer the
A. S. M. and are counting on using the Quigleys to increase their standing in
the percentage column.
The second battle of the evening will be between the Seeders and
Smokes. With Oesting back in the
game, the latter team is sure to give the opponents a stiff argument. With
the acquisition of Shallenberger, the
Smokes have one of the speediest rushers in the league and the battle between . him and Qtiigley, getting to
the spot first will be interesting.
Kid Haughton last night played with the Anderson five in the battle with Muncie. The Kid played a good, beady game, and showed that he is not through with the old game by any
means.
"Speed up the game" is now the
motto of the local league, and with this
in- mind fans are .expecting to see even faster polo than they have been
witnessing.
Chick Harrison tried out last night
with the Smokes and gave a good account of himself. Whether he will be used tomorrow night or not is a ques
tion. With Oesting back in the gam 3 tomorrow night, for the first time in three weeks, the Smokes will be well
fortified with defense men.
Three dates are pending with the In
dianapolis team, which put up the best
brand of polo shown on the local floor
this season a short time ago. .
Thursday night's schedule calls for
the Greeks and Quigleys, the first game, while the smokes and Seeders
hook up in the last afair.
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Totals
876 897 902 2477
EVERYBODY SHOULD SEE WHY
GIRLS LEAVE HOME. AT THE MUR
RAY, COMMENCING THURSDAY.
20-tf
Delicious brown cakes made from
Mrs. Austin's Pancake Flour.
ALONZO BOYD RESIGNS
Alonzo Boyd, oldest deputy United
States marshal for Indiana in point
of service, has resigned. He was
Republican holding office under Mark Storen, a Democrat and the change
was anticipated. This led to the res
ignation, which Mr. Boyd says he has
been thinking or oirenng ror some time. Mr. Boyd was appointed in
April, 1897.
Mr. Boyd was a former resident of
Wayne county, having been reared at
Greensfork.
PLAYERS HAVE BEEN TRADED FOR DOGS; BETTER DEALS MADE ON BARGAIN DAYS
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Miss Dorothy Becker. Miss Dorothy Becker, the fifteen-year-old San Francisco swimmer whose aqaatic feats have brought her into prominence, is to compete (against the champion girl swimmer !of America, Miss Ruth Stacker. The 'aquatic contest will take place t 'Honolulu next month.
FORMER MISSIONARY
TO SPEAK ON WAR
Joseph Elkinton of Philadelphia,
who was in Europe at the time of the breaking out of the war, and Isaac Mason of England, who has been a
Missionary twenty years in China,
will be at the South Eighth Street
Friends church at 7:30 p. m., Thurs
day, the 21st. They will give some in
teresting accounts of their travels. All members and the public are es pecially invited to be present.
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Graham Crackers A food for every day. Crisp, delicious and strengthening. Fresh baked and fresh delivered, zo cents.
ROACH PLANS MEET FOR CITY ATHLETES
A city athletic, track and field meet is the latest bee buzzing in the ear of Physical Director Roach of the Y M. C. A., the afair to take place at the public play grounds. The talent ?s here sayeth Roach, so why not develop it and put Richmond on the track athletic map? Roach's plan is to offer prizes for each event which if not of monetary
value would nevertheless make the
long-lagging enthusiasm brace up. About thirty sturdy athletics as the
"Y" have signified their intention of
entering the state telegraphis meet which is to be held January 25 to 28. "Do as good as the "bowling team did, and they will get a goot start to future big doings," says Roach.
Knollenberg's Store $1.00 Sale, Thursday, Jan. 21, 8 a. m. Ready to wear Dept. PARENTS AID MOTHER.
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A PAtt PLAYS. TRAPBO FOR A tSVT 50 MOCK
Recent mention of queer deals and trades in baseball reminds Enoch Somers, a veteran bush league manager, of some of the capricious trades he has made in his day. He tells of one time when in desperate need of a chew he traded an outfielder for a pack of Mail Pouch. And later when he found the team they were to play was without a complete infield he traded his star third baseman for a bat bag. Both of which deals, protests Somers. were on the level and bona fide.
Mrs. Charles Wieland, mother of the six children whose custody will cause a juvenile court fight Saturday, said today through her attorney Paul A. Becket that her husband has deserted her and she would try to assemble her family again without his support. She said her parents would contribute towards her support.
I Can Work Now
I Had Catarrh Of the Head and Throat. Peruna Has Done Me a Great Deal Of Good.
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