Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 40, Number 71, 2 February 1915 — Page 6
CAGE SIX
THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM" AND SUN-TELEGRAM, TUESDAY, FEB. 2, 1915.
Baseball! Pugilism Bowling
STOIRT NEWS
Polo Earlham YJM.C.A.
KENNEY DRAFTS TENTATIVE NINE TO AMUSE FANS Molleneamp, Best in Semi pro Ranks, May Perform at First Sack for Speedy Combination.
Manager Dick Kenney, of the local baseball club submits the following lineup for the fans for the coming summer: Novae, c; Long, p.; Molleneamp, 1b.; Snyder, 2b.; Cur ley, 3b.; Weil and Cushing, as.; Beebe, rf.; Turner, cf.; Da hi, If. There are several ifs and anda to this lineup as in the case of Molleneamp, first sacker. who was seen in action with the Cincinnati All-stars last season and who tried out with the Phillies in a series of games against the Reds last summer. Molleneamp has the idea that he was cut out for a twirler, but Dick expects to take that notion out of his head as he is too valuable a baseman to start tinkering with the twirling job. In case he can be dissuaded from his illusion Dick will have him on the first sack, giving the locals one of the best packers in semi-pro ranks. The remainder of the lineup is pretty well settled with the exception of the out
field which will probably be changed in at least one place that being in the garden alloted to Turner, although he will be given an opportunity to show what he can do. Chick Long has been offered more money to twirl for the locals than any other mound artist has ever been offered, but has not decided definitely what he will do. The chasing of last season's players goes merrily on by Remington of the Connersville nine, who yesterday signed up Merkle. Schlemker has signed with Rushville.
GREENHORNS SUFFER LOSS OF TWO GAMES
Braves. Gain Hold on Fourth Place in K. of C. League. K. OF C. LEAGUE. Teams Won. Lost. Pet. Greenhorns 21 15 ' .583 Vets 19 14 545 Santa Marias 19 14 .545 Braves 16 20 .444 Naps 14 19 .424
Rosebuds 13 20 .349
The Braves, by virtue of taking two
out of three games from the Green
horns last night on the City alleys.
worked themselves into the undisput
ed possession of fourth place in the Knights of Columbus circuit. Crump
rolled high score, 212 in the first whirl and Duffy pulled high total, 475. The
scores: Greenhorns.
1st. 2nd. 3rd. Total
Crump 212 124 138 474
G. O'Brien 136 124 104 364
Shofer 102 102 102 306
Pfeiffer 127 128 87 342
Broderick 124 155 155 434
STATE HONORS REST ON GAME WITHM-ROES Followers of Schepman's Team Hope for Good Showing Against Indianapolis Five.
633 586 1920
Totals 701
Braves. 1st. 2nd. 3rd. Harrington ... 153 142 151 Brennen 120 124 126 Loschavio .... 100 100 119 Carroll 136 143 120 F. Duffy 151 155 169
Total
446 370 319 399 475
Constipation. When costive or troubled with constipation take Chamberlain's Tablets. They arp easy to take and most agreeable in effect. Obtainable everywhere. Adv.
FEDS TO PLAY HEBE
Lee Magee. erstwhile St. Louis Cards players, who was given the managership of the Brooklyn Feds as an extra bonus to jump to the Fed
eral league lias asked Manager Ken
Totals 660 664 685 2009
BREAKS "Y" BOOKING Connersville Offers Roach Trip in Truck. Because Connersville wanted the "Y" team to make the trip in a truck for the basket ball game at that place Saturday night and the "Y" refused to make such a trip this kind of weather, Connersville cancelled the game. It is the firm belief of followers of the lo
cal team that Connersville used this method of cancelling because they feared Roach's team.
How will "Y" basket ball team come out in the game with the State Champion Em-Roe five Thursday night? This is a question among the followers of the speedy aggregation from this city. The Em-Roes will have the advantage of playing on their home floor and with their reputation of having whipped the Indiana University early in the season really appear to have an edge on the rest of the Independent teams throughout the state. Roach's boys despite these "big showings" do not fear the Indianapolis team and if determination counts for anything should easily come out victors. Newspapers over the state have been placing Schepman's men in the first rank and this fact alone is making the Em-Roes look for the hardest game on their schedule. N. Roach, center of the locals, 'almost caused the cancellation of the game. The husky lad was taken sick after the Muncie-Richmond dual meet
Saturday night and it was feared that
he was In for a long siege. He has recovered and will be at his accustomed place. Several followers of the team have signified their intention of
going over with the team. If a sufficient number makes the trip, Physical Director Roach will arrange to
take a special car.
INDIANAPOLIS GET
MOULIN OF YANKEES
. BY LEA8ED WIRE. INDIANAPOLIS, Ind., Feb, 2 A special dispatch from New York today stated that first baseman Charles Mullin, of the New York Yankees has been purchased by the Indianapolis American Association club. Mullin worked last'year under Manager Frank Chance and was a star in the field. President McGill and Manager Hendricks of the Indianapolis club are on their way to New York today to attend the meeting of the major league magnates and the National Commission.
GOTCH TO WRESTLE FOR MOVIE CAMERA BY LEASED WIRE. HUMBOLDT. Tnwn TPnh EVontr
Gotch has gone into training to.wres-
ior a movie, picture company. He will get aDnroximatelv S.9.K ann cintfh'a
opponent has not. vet. hwn aoiontcH
and it is probable that in order to get
one ii win ne necessary to hold an elimination tournament in r?hi
elewhere, the winner to have the hon
or or going on the mat with Gotch for the championship before the moving picture operator.
C. O. Kuhlman, plumber. 1338.
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GUNBOAT SMITH GETS
VERDICT FROM FLYNN 3Y LEASED WIRE. CINCINNATI, n Feh 9 TSunhnot
Smith won a newsnaner verdirt last
night over Jim Flynn in a ten round boxing contest. Finn was the aggressor throughout although he received four blows in return for evprv nn ho
delivered.
GUIDE TO EVENTS IN SPORT WORLD
. . TUESDAY. . -. Bowling. Braves vs.. Athletics. Empires vs. Superiors. WEDNESDAY. i Bowling. Colonials vs. I. H. C. Vets vs. Naps. THURSDAY. Bowling. Santa Maria vs. Rosebuds. Seedlngs vs. Machines. Polo. Greeks vs. A. S. M. ' Quigleys vs. Smokes. Basketball. "Y." vs. Em-Roes. "Y." vs. Em-Roes, at Indianapolis. FRIDAY. Bowling. Federals vs. A. S. M. R. & M's. vs. Models. Basketball. High school vs. Connersville. Earlham vs. Butler, Indianapolis. ' Polo. ' Seeders vs. Muncie, atsMuncie. SATURDAY. Bowling. Buckeyes vs. Americans. Hoosiers vs. Kentuckys.
CELTIC FLOATS OFF
NANTUCKET SHOAL
BY LEASED WIRE. ' ,
BOSTON, Mass., Feb. 2. A wireless
message from the navy supply steamship Celtic which struck yesterday on Halfmoon Shoal in Nantucket Sound states she was floated In the teeth of a northeast blizzard today. The big seas that swept Nantucket sound helped the Celtic to roll from the shoal The Celtic was apparently uninjured, but as she found trouble In anchoring a wrecking fleet remained near her during the forenoon.
ATLANTA.
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ROOP MAY WORKOUT
Providing satisfactory terms can be made with Ducky Holmes, manager of the Saginaw team of the Michigan
ney for an exhibition date before the! C. U,1UB UIS f . ue'e
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playing season of the Feds opens. The looals wanted to book this game for the first Sunday in May but as Magee does not know at what time he will start north on his exhibition tour he could not give out a definite date.
Your Cold is Dangerous Break It Up Now. A cold is readily catching. A rundown system is susceptible to germs. You owe it to yourself and to others of your household to fight the germs at once. Dr. BpIVr Pine-Tar-IIonpy is fine for colds and coughs. It loosens the mucous, stops the cousrh and
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Because Carl Roop, a local boy will be given a tryout by Ducky, local interest will be aroused. Roop is the first boy to go for a tryout in several years and fans would like to see him get his start by working against the locals.
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GRIFFITHS SHADES WELSH AT AKRON BY LEASED WIRE. AKRON. O.. Feb. 2. Johnny Griftits, tho Akron flash and chamoion of
Welsh,
in a
guaranteed, i Australia, shaded Freddie
COMMITTEE TO MEET ON FOOTBALL RULES
NEW YORK, Feb. 2. For the first
time in several seasons there will be
no important changes in the football
rules when the committee at the Biltmore on Friday and Saturday of this week meets. There may be some minor changes toward a better codification of the rules. One of the principal abuses on the gridiron last year was the frequent use of substitutes to carry messages from the coaches to the captain on the feld. A more drastic rule in regard to this matter may be passed. Parke H. Davis, the Princeton member of the committee, will make an effort to popularize the numbering of players among the committeemen, but it is doubtful if Yale or Harvard will consent to the numbering system.
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George Mullin Hoofed pitcher, yesterday was selected by Director of Athletics to coach the I. U. baseball battery men, his work to start next Monday and continue up to the middle of March.
Forty thousand persons are employed by the clothing mnuafacturers in Leeds.
Seymour, Crawfordsville and Lebanon were yesterday selected as the 3 additional centers for the elimination Raines previous to the state basket
ball tourney. Managers and officials of the Kithmorul polo leagiio will hold a meeting tonight at the V. M. ('. A. to transact! some important business. i
Several boxing fans attended the Gunboat .Smith-Kiivniaii Jim Flynn bout last night. A aood workout was handed tho
Hifih School basket ball squad last! night in preparation for their gams' with Contiersvillo on the V floor Fri-j day night. Work for the most part was devoted to perfecting the team : work.
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AMUSEMENTS
Program MOVING-PICTURES Tonight
.LYRIC TONIGHT (Two Reels.) "The Measure of a Man." (One Reel.) "The Heart of the Bradys."
A R C A D -PHOTO-PLAYS J TONIGHT (Two Reel Biograph.) "THE THIRD ACT." (Vlt. Comedy.) "Forcing Dad's Consent."
Tonight . -oc. (Two Reel Reliance Drama.) The Craven (One Reel.) A Comedy Drama ably present, d by Muriel Ostrlche and Boyd Marshall. An Innocenet Burglar. (Extra Tonight . of 'The Ford Weekly." TOMORROW. Keystone Corned; Mabel & Fatty at Santiago (Thanhouser Comedy.) "The Dog Catcher's Bride "
Coming Sunday at the Murray Four Reel Sensational Feature "Lay Down Your Arms.' 5c Always 5c
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Today The Vanishing Hand Third Chapter of The Exploits of Elaine The super-criminal has arrived. See him tonight. Arthur B. Reeve wrote the story. Pearl White takes the lead. Arnold Daly as Craig Kennedy. Admission 5c Coming, The Deep Purple 5 Reels.
TONIGHT Original Production BIG HEARTED JIM Matinee Tuesday. Starting Thursday Matinee, a play as good as a sermon "BEWARE OF MEN." Night 10. 15, 25 Cent. Matinee All seats 10 Cents.
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