Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 40, Number 73, 4 February 1915 — Page 6
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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, THURSDAY, FEB. 4, 1915.
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Polo Earlham YJH.C.A.
GREEKS MEET A. S. a IN BIG POLO CLASH
Heavy Teams Battle for Honors on Coliseum Floor in . Hottest Game of Season Tonight. Polo. Coliseum tonight. First Game. Smokes vs. Qulgleys. Second Game. Greeks vs. A. S. M. Qulgleys. Smokes. Marine Geyer First Rush Haughton Clark Second Rush Minor Oestlng Center Jones Abel Half Suavely Geyer Goal. Greeks. A. S. M. Allison Quigley First Rush Bulla Fry Second Rush Ketzer Evans Center Newman Williams Half Lancaster O'Metz Goal. Everything Is set for the big doings tonight when the Greeks set out to bring the Seeders down to the ground. Everywhere one goes today he's sure to run into a group talking over the prospects of their favorites getting away with the game Never before at any time this season has feeling run so high as it is at the present and It is predicted that a record breaking crowd will be on hand to witness the sport between these two teams. While not the beadliner as the two teams above mentioned the SmokeQuigley game is causing a lot of Interest and it Is believed that this game v.-ill be a hard fought affair.
VETS CLIMB TO TOP IN K. OF C. LEAGUE
Lichtenfels for Losing Naps Rolls High Game and Total Easily. K. OF C. LEAGUE. Teams Won. Lost. Pet. Vets .. 22 14 .619 Greenhorns ......... 21 15 .583 Santa Marias ........ 19 14 .645 Braves 16 20 .444 Naps . 14 22 389 Rosebuds 13 20 .349 Taking three games from the Naps last night, the Vets are resting in first place today in the Knights of Columbus circuit. In accomplishing the trick the winners were forced to extend themselves to the limit. There was just forty-three pins difference in the totals for the two teams. Lichtenfels, who leads the league in Individual percentage, was in great form, making high score, 222, and totaling 564. The scores: Vets. 1st. 2nd. 3rd. Tl. Mercurlo 114 161 123 398 F. Cronin 143 138 125 406 Selm 172 167 140 479 Kiser 113 156 141 410 J. P. O'Brien . . 173 116 206 495 Totals 715 738 735 2188 Naps. 1st. 2nd. 3rd. Tl. Ringhoff 131 114 187 432 Sharkett 128 148 106 382 Connor 124 128 149 401 Lichtenfels ... 200 222 142 564 Klinger 122 122 122 366 TotalB 705 734 706 2145
KING TAKES HONORS FOR BARBERS' FIVE
BUSINESS LEAGUE. Won Lost Pet. Colonials 22 11 .667 Bonesetters 21 12 .606 A. S. M 17 13 .567 Models 11 10 .524 I. H. C 13 20 .394 Federals 7 20 259 The Colonials increased their lead in the Business Men's league last night by making a clean sweek with the I. H. C. as their victims. As usual King
carried away the honors making hlghJ
M ore 202 in his last game and getting high total 572. Colonials. 1st. 2nd. 3rd. Total Miller 182 170 151 503 Hyde 137 142 173 452 Haines 102 150 140 392 Erk 172 138 148 458 King 170 200 202 572
Totals 763 810 844 2377 I. H. C. 1st. 2nd. 3rd. Total Miller 159 143 148 450 Melhuish 126 151 105 382 Dingley 165 145 200 510 Wells 145 101 106 352 Ellis 153 149 211 513
Totals
748 689 770 2207
EM-ROES TO RETURN O'Brien Will Replace Sipe at Half.
EM-ROE TEAM NUMBERS BEST MENJN STATE Roach's Men Face Hardest Game of Season in Dual to Decide Independent Honors.
Teddy Lewis and team are coming back. A contract was signed today for the game to be played Monday night, February 8. Teddy's team will lineup the same as in the previous game with one exception that being O'Brien who played here with the Elwood five at half. He will take that position In the place of Sipe who was here before. The A. S. M. will be given an opportunity to try their luck with this team and with the added weight in the defense, Lewis is apt to find the going pretty steep.
The crucial game for the "Y" basketball team will be played at Indian
apolis tonight, when it will be decided once and for all just what claim the locals have to the independent championship of Indiana. The Em-Rose will be the determining factor. In tackling this team Roach's boys realize that they will be up against the fastest the state affords, but figure that their record compares favorably with that of the capital city team. On the Em-Roes team are players well known throughout the state, namely, Kline, forward; Smith, center, and Al Feeney, the old Notre Dame guard, who was seen In action here a few years back when that team played Earlham on the Coliseum floor. Feeney is one of the best guards ever turned out in the state, and it will be no easy matter for the locals to get by him. Parker probably will be handed the job of taking care of Kline, considered by many the best forward in the state, barring none, and just how well the big boy will take care of him is being eagerly watched by the followers of the local team. The teams will line up as follows: Richmond. Em-Roes. Laning Evans, Kline Forward. Jones Schoenaman Forward. Roach Smith Center. Parker, Brunton Babb, Behrent Guard. Schepman, Kinder Feeney Guard.
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Purdue's baseball candidates were given their first workout yesterday afternoon when they were given some pointers on the game by Coach Humpy Pierce. The battery men will work out for a wek and then a general call will be issued. Franklin college won an air-tight game from the Butler basketball tossers last night on the Franklin floor, by the score of 22 to 21.
QUAKER FIVE LOSES BENJAMIN JOHNSON
Coach Whiteside learned today that Benjamin Johnson,' who played a strong game at guard on the Earlham
basketball squad the first four games, would be unable to play . any more this season. Dunbar, who appeared to be excellent material for forward. Is also out permanently, leaving the Quakers ' to finish the season with the squad which met Indiana university and Wabash college. The Quakers will play Butler at Indianapolis Friday evening and hope to trim them. In previous years Earlham has had little trouble with the Christians. This is the first time Earlham has played with Butler since they were admitted to thexI. C. A. L. The spirit Is high at Butler, whose team Is determined to defeat the Quakers apd remain In the secondary race. From comparative scores Butler has the edge on Earlham, as they defeated
Rose Poly by a close score. HOW JOHNSON SEEKS TO EVADE DETENTION
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LONDON, Feb. 4. Jack Johnson Is
expected to arrive here from Buenos Aires In a few days. He Is on board
the steamer Highland Harris, which
sailed from the Argentine capital on
January 21. Shortly after his arrival, it is said, he will sail for Galveston, but will be transferred" to a small boat
outside that port and will be landed on the Mexican coast, when he will be taken to Juarez for his fight with Jess
Willard. This will enable him to dodge
American authorities.
WITH 188 AVERAGE GREEN TOPS LEAGUE
Averages as compiled up to and Including last Friday night's game In
the City league show Green leading
the league with 188 average per game with Harold a teammate in second
place with 184.
Gms. Pins Ave.
Green 12 2238 188 Harold : .... 10 1835 184 B. Martin 3 646 182
King 12 2116 176 K. Meyer 12 2103 176 Boyer 6 867 173 C. Miller 9 1541 171 Foster 9 1503 167 R. Miller 12 1956 163 Smith 9 1455 162 Dennis 7 1114 159 Custls 6 951 159 Youngflesh 12 1894 158 Hadley 6 926 154 Runge 6 914 152 F. Mayer 6 912 152 Gllllspie 6 881 147 Erk 9 1280 142 Schneider 9 1269 142 Draver 9 1269 142
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Ray Bronson is trying a come-back stunt. Eugene Corrl, official referee of the Sporting Club, of London, Eng., has been agreed upon as referee for the fight between Jack Johnson and Jess Willard at Juarez, Mex., March 6.
BRUOAKER PREFERS I A. B. TO CONTRACT Asks Yankees' Permission to Graduate Before Reporting to Team.
-. Ray- Brabaker, coach of the' Earlham baseball team will not report to the
New York Americans In time to go south with them. "Bra" gives as bis reason that he can finlBh up his work at the college this spring and get his degree. After that he Is more than anxious to get out on the diamond again. He received his contract some time ago from the Yanks management and If signed gives that team the services of the player for 40 days spring training. Bru has written the management of his desire to graduate and It is probable that he will receive permission to report in June. Wallace. Little and Mornish will try out for the twiner's box. While Cy Wallace is considered the mainstay on the mound It Is rumored that some Freshmen candidates will make him twirl some. Dunbar, candidate for the
receiving end of the battery, will prob
ably start work with the pitchers next Monday.
ARRANGES CARD. . MILWAUKEE, fFeb. 4. Either Charier White or Packy McFarland will be 'one of the headllners in the next boxing show to be staged by Tom Andrews on February 18.
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