Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 40, Number 64, 25 January 1915 — Page 6

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, MONDAY, JAN. 25, 1915. Baseball Polo. Bowling SPORTING AND ATHLETIC NEWS Y.M.C.A. Earlham R H. S.

ROUGHING RUINS DAYTON BATTLE GAINED BY "Y"

When Certain of Defeat G3rm Team Argues with Officials and Use Repeated Fouling Tactics. Richmond, 23; Dayton Gym, 15. They were rag-chewera. This and more might be Bald of the Dayton Gyms, who assayed to play basket ball at the Y. M. C. A. Saturday nipht. Swing by tho score board that defeat was certain, the visitors, after the first half, lost their temper, tried to intimidate the referee, and took numerous unprovoked blows at Coach Roach's men with doubled fists. When caught and fouled for their unsportsmanlike play they became anKry and threatened the officials. J. O'Connell and Gregor, who went in toward the end of the game, made no attempt to conceal their vicious jabs at their opponents. In many instances Roach's men were forced to strike back in self-defense. Play Starts Fast. The play started in whirlwind fashion, both teams playing fast, air-tight ball. Before either team had made a field pool, Spot Schcpmaa had con- . verted two fcul3 into points and TJnger had looped one for the Gyms. The superior training and team work of Roach's men told before the end of the half .which ended with the score cf 12 to 2 in favor of the "V". During this period the gifardins of Captain Sehepman and Parker was sensational in the extreme, as they allowed linger to make only two field goals. Although doirged by his man, Laning showed his cleverness by r'nging three field goals. Others which should have been f.',oals, missed the hoop by small margins. Outplayed, and with the score against them them, the Gyms started playing dirty at the beginning of the aeeond half, and what otherwise would have been an interesting same for the spectators was spoiled. O'Connell started the battle when he protested because the referee called a foul on him for pushing Laning into the wall. After that play basketball ceased. Fans who like clean sport have expressed the hope that no more games will be scheduled with the Gyms. Summary: Richmond. G. F.G. M. V. leaning 5 0 10 Jones ... 2 0 0 1 Reach 1 0 0 5 Parker 0 3 13 Schtpman 0 4 6 4 Totals 8 7 8 13 Dayton Gyms. (1. F.G. M. F. TTntrer 3 6 7 1 Decker 0 0 0 1 J. O'Connell 0 0 0 5 Roll 1 0 0 2 Weaver 0 0 0 2 Gregor 0 0 0 4 Totals "4 6 7 15 Point awarded Dayton. Substitutions Weaver for Decker, Gregor for Roll. Referee Allison. WHITE AND WELSH FIGHT GALLED OFF Mystery Surrounds Cancelling of Bout Between Lightweights. BY LEASED WIPE. NEW YORK, Jan. 25. James Johnson, match-maker of the Garden Athletic club announced today that tho fight scheduled for tomorrow night between Freddie Welsh, ljght weight champion, and Charlie White of Chicago, has been called off because White had been stricken with a severe attack of grip. There is some mystery connected with the sudden calling oil' of the bout at this late hour. Rumors that White was sick in bed with a high fever were circula'ed last night, but these were denied today at the Hotel Apthorp, where the Chicago lighter has been stopping. It was stated there at 8 o'clock that White had gono out for a walk and would be ready for the light tomorrow night. At 10:30 o'clock, however, Johnson announced that the fight had been called off. HIGH BREAKS EVEN IN GAMES PLAYED Brown Continues to Lead Entire Team as Biggest Poir.t-CcUer. Richmond High basket ball team, with tin: Hamilton game out cf the way ftiiiws an even break for the season, hnv'ng won five and lost five from high school teams. Considering the caliber of tho teams met for the most part the scoring ability of tho team is good, as the men have counted S against 275 for the opponents. Brown still maintains his lend on tho scoring end hut is now but 12 points ah'iau of Al leaning. Cms. Pts. 100 72 IS! V, Brown, ForVnnl Laning, Center Porter, Forward Harris, Forward , l'ittn, Cmtrd .lolniuning. Guard Bavi-i, Guard .10 .11 .11 . 6 .11 .11 Panama City now has two brew-

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The director of a prominent Chicago athletic club declares that boxing is an excellent exercise for women. He has irnder his tuition a class of young society debutantes, all of whom have show an animated interest in the manly art. A smart rap on the jaw is said to do wonders in brightening the female eye. Boxing gives the girls self-confidence and poise. It equals dancing in cultivating grace of carriage and bearing. The cartoonist has suggested a few probable results should the idea attain wide popularity. BUCKEYES INCREASE LEAD THREE GAMES Lcofbourrow for Losing Empires Rolls High Score cf 208 in Second. A. S. M. LEAGUE. Won Buckeyes 24 Seeding 22 American IS Superiors 14 Machine 13 Kentucky t 11 Empire 7 Hoosiers 5 Lost 6 8 12 13 17 16 20 Pet. .800 .733 .U00 .519 .433 .407 .259 .185 The Buckeyes, using the Empires as ; their victims, strengthened their lead : in the A. S. M. league Saturday by i making a clean sweep of the alleys. i All three games were wone with tho ; I greatest ease, there being a difference 325 pins in the totals. Loofbourrow of the Empires shot high score of 203 in the second game, while Rees rolled the most consistent games of the se- j i ries and pulled high score, 531. The : scores: Buckeyes. 1st. 2nd 3rd. Total 'Rees 169 182 114 198 161 108 180 139 113 123 135 531 413 47!) 425 41!) Wells 165 Ilaner 168 Jeffries 141 Sheffer 176 Totals 818 763 689 2267 Empires. 1st. 2nd. 3rd. Total McMtnn 121 124 123 368 Loctfbourrow 109 200 128 443 Do Hart 102 128 116 346 Hasemeier .... 133 160 138 431 Kamp 130 92 132 354 Totals 595 710 G37 19i2 Sport Dribbles KILBANE MATCHED. PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 25. Johnny ; Kilbane, featherweight champion, and Kid Williams, the bantam weight champion, will box six rounds hero February 24, at 122 pounds, ringside. HITS TANK RECORD. SYDNEY, N. S.W., Jan. 25. Duke Kahanamoku, the Honolulu wonder, swam 100 yards in 53 3-5 seconds here. Once in tidal s"alt water at Honolulu the Duke swam 100 yards in 55 2-5 seconds. BURNS AS PROMOTER. NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 25. Tommy Burns, former heavy weight champion, will erect, an arena to seat ten thousand people, and will bid for the patronage of the light fans against Dominick Totorich and T. J. Carey. He wants to open the club with Clabby and McGoorty on February 12. WEATHER INTERFERES. NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 25 The twenty-round match here Sunday between "Gunboat" Smith and "Battling" Levinsky was indefinitely postponed because of the cold weather. WILLARD FIGHTS SNOW. EL PASO, Tex., Jan. 25. Jess Willard, the fighting giant, tackled a snowbank on the southwestern Bock Island system out of Alamogordo with a shovel when his train was delayed. Me said it was his first training for Jack Johnson, who would fnelt before him as the white snowbank did. He arrived late last night and will begin training at his alfalfa ranch camp clown the valley. PACKET WANTS. FIGHT WITH MIKE GIBBONS BY LEASED WIRE. CHICAGO, Jan. 25. Packey McFarloiid. is back in town and determined to fight Mike Gibbons. He has received a couple of offers for the bout from Wisconsin promoters. He is willing to meet Gibbons at 145 at 3 o'clock. I'ackey also wired a challenge to NewYork to meet Freddie Welsh at 136

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Dope Fiend's Smoke Clouds Coach Roach was justified in Ms action of removing a player from the Dayton Gym-Y. M. C. A. game Saturday for roughness, and it is only a pity that the management of the visitors should allow such dirty tactics as were employed by his men. Vordenburg and Schlemker, pitcher and second sacker, respectively, for the local baseball team last summer, have been reported as being signed by the Rushville manager for the coming season. ordy got away with most of his games, but how he did it in several instances always has been a mystery to most of the fans. If Chick Long should come to terms with Kenney, we should worry about Vordy. Luke Snyder, it might be said, is also the peer of Schlemker. Plans are on foot to bring the Indianapolis polo team back again, with the Seeders as their opponents. How'11 you bet? KENTUGKYS MOUNT IN CLEAR DIVISION Weyman Rolls for High Total of 481 but Team Loses Two. The Kentucky team was good enough to take the odd game for the Machine crew and crept a little closer to the lead of the second division. Bennett rolled high score of 101) in the last game, while Weyman rolled high total, 481. Scores: Machine. 1st. 2nd. 3rd. Total Lane 121 134 123 378 Bennett ....... 143 127 199 469 Ellis 121 IIS 140 379 Wettig 91 105 101 297 Blind 120 120 120 360 Totals 596 604 Kentucky. 1st. 2nd. 683 1883 3rd. Total Roach 147 111 97 Weyman 155 170 156 Langnecker ... 120 127 125 Blind 120 120 120 355 393 360 Totals 677 665 619 1961 OPEN POULTRY SHOW EATON, O, Jan. 26. The fourth annual show of the Preble County Poultry association was opened today in the Armory. Indications are that it will be one of the biggest ever held in Western, Ohio. More than one hundred cups have been hung up in the various classes, and Secretary Overholser declares he expects the entry list to reach 1,500 birds. 100 BOYS PRACTICE ON GYM APPARATU High School Students Train for Medal Contest Scheduled for Team. More than 100 boys are practicing the gymnastic exercises on apparatus in the high school gymnasium, with the expectation of competing in the modal contest which Physical Director Nohr has inaugurated. The boys have all this term in which to complete the tests, and each boy may have as many trials as he wants. In each event a medal will be awarded each boy making the required number of points, and participating in all tho events. Nohr will grade the boys on their approach, form and finish, in each event. Several of the boys have completed some of the events, making grades above the required average.

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GROWS ANS EXPECT CLOSE GAME WITH MUNC Seeders Enter Contest With Bulla Held in Reserve as Rush. POLO TONIGHT. First game, 7:30 o'clock, Quigleys vs. Smokes. Second game, A. S. M. vs. Muncie. A. S. M. Muncie. Quigley Fahrner First rush. Fry Fletcher Second rush. Evans Edginton Center. Abel Coffin Halfback. O'Metz Poland Goal. Muncie ccmes tonight for the second game of the six-game schedule, which has been arranged between that c!ub and one picked by the President of the Richmond polo league. The closeness of the game Friday night only added more interest to the game tonight, when the fans are expecting an air-tight battle. Muncie will use the same line-up that beat the -Seeders 4 to 3. The Seeders will line-up with Bulla held in reserve. The Smokes and Quigleys will furnish the curtain raiser, using their regular line-ups. "Y" TEAM DOUBLES OPPONENTS' SCORES Not bad is the record of the "Y" Lasket ball tossers who have piled up 373 points against 151 for their opponents. The team improves with every game as was shown in the battle with the Dayton Gyms when they played all around the Ohio team. Ted Laning has looped the leather for 154 of the "Y's" total and lends all the local teams best point getters in scoring. Jones follows with 81 to his credit. Games Laning 9 Jches 9 Kinder 2 Roach 9 Parker 9 Schepman 9 Brunton 6 Points. 151 81 4 ATHLETES OF CITY TER BUSY WEEK Athletes in Richmond will be exceedingly busy this week, something doing about every night. The polo games tonight and the "Y" State Record Telegraphic meet start things off while their will be bowling every night. Thursday polo again gets in the limelight when the polo league puts on two scheduled games. Friday night will be devoted for the most part to basket ball, Eaiiham playing Indiana University at the Coliseum and Richmond High playing the strong Anderson five on the "Y" floor. Saturday night Roach takes his track team to Muncie for a dual track meet. $ TONIGHT A Four Act Comedy Drama. The Chauffeur. A clean western play. Ladies Matinee Tuesday. Night prices 10, 15, 25 cents. Matinee all seats 10 cents.

ROACH ENTERS STRONG TEAMS IN STATE MEET

"Y" Physical Director Expects Athletes to Make Good Showing in Telegraphic Record Events. Entries for the state Record Telegraphic Meet of the Y. M. C. A. were given out this morning by Physical Director Roach. Seven events will be finished tonight, the remaining six to be run -off Thursday night. Some of the best known athletes in the state are entered in various cities and Roach realizes his boys will have to step lively to make a showing. He believes that In a few of the events the records made so far justify him in saying that his team lias as good a chance as others. The first event will be called at 8:10 prompt. Following are the events and entries on the program tonight: 120 Yd. Dash Chappel, Burris, Jordan, Dollins, Shelton, Leiter, Brown. 880 Yd. Run Chappel, BurrisE. Porter, Jessup, Shelton, Leiter, Bavis. Bar Snap for Distance Jessup, H. Brown, R. Parker Roach. Standing Broad Jump Keeler, R. Jordan, II. Brown, Roach. Bar Vault for Heigh ih Keelor, Burris, Brown, Roach. Springing Board High Jump Keelor, Chappel. Burris, E. Porter, Dollins, Jessup, C. Porter, Roach. 12 Lb. Shot Put Updike, Kinder, Bavis, C. Porter, R. Parker Roach. Thursday Night Program. 100 Yd. Dash Keelor, Chappel, Jordan, Leiter. 220 Yd. Dash Keelor, Chappel, Burris, Shelton, Leiter. Running High Jump Kinder, Chappel, E. Porter, Dollins, Shelton, Leiter. Running Hop. Step, Jump Keelor, R. Jordan, Dollins. Running Broad Jump Keelor, Updike, Jordan, Roach. Ring Vault Keelor, Updike, Dollins, Jessup, Leiter, C. Porter. GUIDE TO EVENTS IN SPORT WORLD MONDAY NIGHT. Bowling. Vets vs. Braves. I. H. C. vs. A. S. M. Polo. Quigleys vs. Smokes. Muncie vs. A. S. M. Indoor Track. State Record Telegraphic Meet, Y. M. C. A. TUESDAY. Bowling. Models vs. Athletics. Hocsier vs. Machine. WEDNESDAY. Bowling. Colonials vs. Bonesetters. Green Horns vs. Rosebuds. THURSDAY. Bowling. Naps vs. Santa Marias. Kentuckys vs. Buckeyes. Polo. A. S. M. vs. Quigleys. Greeks vs. Smokes. FRIDAY. Basketball Anderson High vs. Richmond. Earlham vs. Indiana. Bowling. Braves vs. R-Y-M's. Models vs. Federals. SATURDAY. Eowling. Empires vs. Americans. Superiors vs. Seeding. Track. Richmond "Y" vs. Muncie "Y.' SNOW HINDERS LOVER Milton Man Flounders in Deep Drift. MILTON, Ind., Jan. 25. Several young men had unpleasant experiences Jt'i'iaay evening. Among them was Ralph Mocre, who was driving to the country previous to a dance He j tioundercrt into a snow dritt and had j to get help to get out. Andrew Kerber and T. J. Connell also had an experience with the automobile. They t were caught in a drift east of town . and the machine broke down. Air. Kerber walked back to Milton and Mr. , Connell walked to East Germantown. AMUSEMENTS Program MOVING-PICTURES Tonight 1C TONIGHT (Two Reels.) "A Lone Game." (Ono Reel.) 'ON DANGEROUS GROUND." PHOTO-PLAYS B ' TONIGHT (Two Reel Lubin.) "A SOLDIER OF PEACE." (One Reel, Hazards of Helen.) "The Girl Telegrapher's Peril."

KENNEY SIGNS SNYDER

Manager Announces Men For 1915. First Two players familiar to the baseball fans have been signed and announced today for the first time by Manager Kenney of the local baseball club. Luke Snyder, who last year was seen at second for the Wiedemann club on Labor Day will cavot around the keystone pack for Kenney's nine while Beebe of the same club will be used in center field. The latter pulled two circus catches over the local team on Labor day. Both are veterans at the game and besides being A-l fielders can swat the ball with regularity. DOCTOR ADVISES BOXING TO HELP WOMAN'S FIGURE Van Court Says Strenuous Pastime Cures Cases of Nerves, Hysterics and Bad Disposition. BY FRANK G. MENKE. j NEW YORK, Jan. 25. Girls, are you ifflicted frequently witha case o f ;-V"'::' 1- ' '. Do you r. w m 1 get hysterics occasionally? Have you V -yja temper that is ,ivfe easily riled? Have you a catty urn Well, cirls. If you have and you want to rid yourself of the above uilmvn's or 'faults, take a course in boxin:-,, ;;-ul presto! you will be cured. Da Witt Van Court says so, and everybody who knows DeWiit guesses that ne ousht to know. DeWitt is athletice instructor, or comeMiing like that, for the Los Angeles A. C, For years and years and years ho has been giving boxing lessons. Now he says: "I've touehi boxing to hundreds of wcmn curing my career and never once has a course in boxing failed to cure women' who were affiictcd with nerves. h-trrics, bad temped era bad disposition." "How do you account for it?" asked a skeptic. "Yv'ell, women are filled with nervous energy the same as men. Men get an outlet for it through one form of athlct'cs or another. Women don't indulge in athletics as a rule. Therefore, the nervous energy Is retained m their systems to break out eventually in a case of nerves cr hysteria. 'Boxing affords women the exercise that they need. It uses up that surplus energy. It acts as an exhausf and leaves them just natural. Furthermore, boxing helps to develop a woman's figure." Wanted: Gilbert Blye, the man with the black van dvke, alias, The Alan of Mystery, accused of being an International Spy, is following Runaway June If you want the best in bi

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