Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 40, Number 95, 3 March 1915 — Page 6
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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 3, 1915
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S. A. L. GRANTS STARR FACTORY LEAGUE BERTH Directors Allow Sam Vigran to Take Over Management of Dille-McGuire Team as Vigrans. POSSIBLE S. A. L. TEAMS. Ad-Hill, A. S. M., Panhadles, Vigrans, Natco, Easthaven, Starrs and Bethards. Saturday Afternoon League baseball
will enjoy a healthy growth this year if the enthusiasm displayed at the first annual meeting of the directors last night is any criterion. Six teams
which held franchises in the league last year will renew them, while the
Starrs and Bethards will probably take
places of the Wayne Works and the Robinsons. Election of executive officers was delayed until March 9, so the two new teams will have a chance to vote. Hoggy Lucas represented the AdHill combination, Ulrich the A. S. M., Drischel Panhandles, Winsett DllleMcGuire, Puckett Natco, Shaw Easthaven. Tries to Resign. Mr. Puckett, treasurer and manager of the Natcos, tried to hand in his resignation, but there was nothing doing. Swayne-Roblnson sent in a written communication that the factory would not be represented. The Wayne Works did not answer their summons to the meeting, so their franchise was declared forfeited. At the last minute the Dille-McGuire combination, which had been expecting the factory to back the team, was disappointed. Ed Lichtenfels of the Starr Piano company, was the first to make application for a new franchise. Although Mr. Lichtenfels could not state whether the company would back the team or not, he was granted a franchise pending the decision of Mr. Gennett, who is on his way to California. Sam Vigran took over the franchise formerly held by the Dille-McGuire team, and will change the name of the team to the Vigrans. Dykeman Suggests Bethard. Pull of pep, Lee Dykeman, manager of the Wayne Works nine, breezed into the meeting an hour and a half late. He announced that he might be able to get Fred Bethard to back a team, in which case the league decided to let him draw players from the old Wayne Works nine. Bethard was once star twirler for the Lake Forest university team. Action on the application of Captain Bridget for a franchise for the Grays, was postponed. It Is understood that the line-up proposed by Bridgett contains stars from a number of the shop teams, which would disorganize the league. As players may not join another team unless released, the league will investigate the charges against the Grays. Sam Vigran and Ray Stevens will re-write the constitution, while John Ulrich and Lee Dykeman will arrange the schedule. To Start Play In April. The league has made application and been accepted as a member of the National Amateur Baseball association, providing the necessary forfeit is posted. Lee E. Patterson, president of Collier's, offered a $1,000 cup for the winners of the championship. This year it is worth a whole season's hard work to win honors in different sections, as the teams will be given a trip to the Panama exposition this fall with all expenses paid by the Exposition company. Acceptance of membership In the Amateur association was postponed. It is aimed, providing everything goes right, to start the league ball rolling the last Saturday in April. This would give each team three games with every other team in the league.
MODELS NIP BRAVE EFFORTS TO CLIMB
CITY LEAGUE. Won. Lost. Pet. R. T. M.'s 14 10 .583 Athletics 11 10 .524 Braves 12 14 .462 Models 11 13 .458 Once more the Models humbled the fighting Braves who have been striving to get back in form. Gillespie led the way by rolling high score of 203 in his first game and averaging high with 192 pins. Models. 1st. 2nd. 3rd. Dennis 132 152 180 Foster 180 158 136 Erk 190 190 194 F. Miller 165 199 150 Hadley 125 149 156 Handicap 114 114, 114 Totals 911 962 930 Braves. 1st. 2nd. 3rd. King 158 165 157 Green 199 194 184 K. Meyers 180 154 178 Gillespie 203 153 157 Harold 168 163 172 Handicap 48 48 ' 48 Totals ..." 953 879 889 PETITION FOR OILING. NEW. PARIS, Ohio, March 3 Petitions for street oiling are already in circulation and are being freely signed. Contractors state that oil will not be as high in price as in previous years. New Paris has had oiled streets four seasons and sees the benefits from the practice.
EM-ROES SMOTHER MUNCIE POLO FIVE
Loose Play Characterizes Slow Game on Magic City Floor. Campbell's Muncie polo artists once more took the count at the hands of the Em-Roes of Indianapolis, last night at Muncie, losing by the score of 11 to 6 in a loosely played game. Two of Muncie's City league players were in the line up of the Capital City five, Coffin and House taking turns at the halfback job. Houston for Muncie, drove one the full length of the floor for Muncie's third score. What will Muncie do against the Seeders tomorrow night? Nothing. Line-up and summary: Indianapolis 11. Muncie, 6. Long Fahrner First rush. Lewis Fletcher Second rush. Harrold Edington Center. House, Coffin Houston Halfback. May Poland Goal. First Period Indianapolis, Harrold, 3:35; Indianapolis, Lewis, 5:50; Muncie, Fletcher, 1:20. Second Period Muncie, Fahrner, 1:45; Muncie, Houston, 1:10; Indianapolis, Lewis, 1:20; Indianapolis, Long, 4:45; Indianapolis, Lewis: 25; Indianapolis, Lewis; 69. Third Period Muncie, Fahrner, 1:57; Indianapolis, Long, 3:20; Indianapolis, Long, :33; Muncie, Fahrner, :05; Indianapolis, Lewis, :35; Indianapolis, Lewis, :15; Muncie, Fletcher, 1:25; Indianapolis, Lon, 1:35. Stops May, 28: Poland. 27. Rushes T.nne. 7:
Fahrner, 11. Fouls Coffin, Houston 2.
HARVARD HOLDS LEAD IN SCRAP IN SCHOOL GYM Earlham Bows to Leaders Butler Takes Close Game From Wabash Cornell Defeats Howard U.
COLLEGE LEAGUE.
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By FRANCIS HAMILTON, Sporting Editor New Castle Courier. NEWCASTLE. Ind., March 3. The Newcastle high school basketball team, which will meet the fast Connersville quintet in the first game of the elimination series in the district basketball tournament at Richmond Friday and Saturday, has been putting in the past three days with hard practice. The team has had three nights of practice, taking up most of the time with perfecting team work and trying out the signal plays against the second squad. The team has not been taking much scrimmage practice, as no chances are being run of any injury before the meet, as was the case last spring, when the two stellar guards were both injured. The plans for the' play have been carefully worked out by Coach Morrow and Captain Lawson and the focal team expect to be in the final game, battling with Richmond for the honors of the district. The local players, however, expects the Brookville squad to give them a harder fight than any team in the district.
Harvard 7 1 .875 Butler 6 2 .750 Cornell 5 3 .625 Notre Dame 4 4 .500 Earlham 3 5 .375 Wabash 3 5 .375 De Pauw 3 5 .375 Howard U 1 7 .125 Scores Last Night. De Pauw, 3; Notre Dame, 0. Earlham, 5; Harvard, 10. Butler, 2; Wabash, 0. Cornell, 4; Howard U., 0. By winning from the Earlham quintet last night, Harvard retained ' a healthy lead in the Garfield league. Butler took a close game from the Wabash fice, 2 to 0, while Cornell administered a whitewashing to the Howard U. five, 4 to 0. De Pauw triumphed of Notre dame, 3 to 0. The line-up and summary of each game follows: Butler vs. Wabash.
Butler Tittle, Benn, Hale, Wessel i
and Ayres. Waba6h Vore, McMahan, C. Johnson, Crabb and Priest. Field goals. Tittle. Fouls missed, Vore and McMahan. Earlham vs. Harvard. Earlham A. Johnson, C. Runnells, Cully, Penny and Fay. Harvard Sparks, Whitnack, Carver, Hosack and Garthwaite. Field goals, Johnson, Cully, Sparks, Whitnack, Carver 2, Garthwaite. Foul goals, Runnells. Fouls missed, Spaks, two. De Pauw vs. Notre Dame. De Pauw Holcomb, Thomas, Holcomb, Swearinger and Overman. Notre Dame Eversman, Rentbrow, Bollins, Cutter, Yeager. Field goals, Holcomb. Field goal, Holcomb. Foul goal, Thomas. Fouls missed, Holcomb, Swearinger and Overman. Cornell vs. Howard U. Cornell Murray, Sanders, Tevis,
Price, Lotta.
Howard U. Garrett, Martin, Arnold,
Jones and Moran.
Field goals, Murray and Tevis. Fouls
missed, Sanders 2, Tevis, Garrett, Ar
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INMATES OF CELLAR CONQUER AMERICANS A. S. M. LEAGUE. Won. Lost. Pet. Buckeyes 34 11 .75G Seeding 29 16 .645 American 25 23 .521 Superiors 20 22 .476 Kentuckys 20 22 .476 Machine 20 25 .445 Empire 16 26 .381 Hoosiers 13 32 .289 Ferocious was the attack upon the Americans by the tall-end Hoosier five on the "Y" alleys last night, who took all three games from the third placers. Sample led in the slaughtering by rolling the high score of the evening, an even 200, in his second game. Otten or the vanquished, pulled down the high total of 513. Hoosiers. 1st. 2nd. 3rd. Total O'Brien 160 207 139 506 Sample 173 200 134 507 Kershner 141 165 151 457 Martin 104 158 135 397 Groan 180 150 171 501 Totals 758 880' 730 2368 Americans. 1st. 2nd. 3rd. Total Porter 124 130 135 389 Otten 198 167 148 513 Shisler 108 127 192 427 Miller . . 130 128 127 385 Winkle 116 97 117 330 Totals 676 649 719 2054
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TONIGHT 2 Reels with Violet Mersereau in "The Treason of Anatole." (One Reel) "The Runaway Closet."
V R C A DfT PHOTO-PLAYS 1 TONIGHT (Two Reel Kalem.) "The Affair of the Deserted House." "Seen From the Gallery."
Murrette TONIGHT "The Deputy's Chance That Won." "The Fatal Black Bean." Keystone Comedy.
ROQUE CLUB ELECTS BOWMAN AS LEADER New Paris Players Order Improvements to Courts and Plan Meet.
HERBIE LOGAN ENTERS PLAY IN LAST GAME
sarily have to belong to the Y. M. C. A. for these games, said Mr. Roach, and the only expenses he will have will be the purchase of a pair of rubber-sole
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out within a day or bo.
NEW PARIS, O.. March 3. The annual meeting of the New Paris Roque club waff held Monday evening in the First National bank. Greater enthusiasm than marked last year's playing is manifest, and many improvements are planned. E. E. Bowman, of Richmond, a mem-, ber of the local club, was elected president; O. M. Wehrly, vice president; Charles. H. Marshall, secretary-treasurer. The executive committee consists of L. C. ABhman and M. H. Pence. The light committee is composed of C. W. Bennett, Dr. C. A. Hawley and Charles H. Marshall. O. M. Wehrly and F. C. Richards are a committee on grounds. - , The Interstate Roque association will hold its annual tournament on the New Paris courts beginning Labor day, September 6, and continuing throughout the week. There are twelve clubs belonging to the Interstarte association. Mr. Kramer of West Alexandria has challenged M. H. Pence for a series of games, four out of seven for the King medal, which will be played just as soon as the weather permits, belonging to the Interstate association by C. C. King of Chicago, and will be contested for several times this season, as well as at the annual tournament in September.
Y. M. I. HEAVIES TRAMPLE LIGHTS
When the Heavies and Lights met in the Y. M. I. basketball games, the Heavies sat on the Lights taking the contest by 17-10. The lineup was as follows: Lights, Epping, Gausepohl, Heidelman, Melle, Bly. Heavies, Dixon, Vosmeier, Reckers, Schepman, Knauber. Substitutes were Mesker, Wessel, Korves for the heavies, Kluesener, Vosmeier and Bly for the lights.
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With " Herbie Logan- back in the game', Earlham ' will put the old-time punch in the game tonight against Butler. The Quakers are not anticipating any upset in the dope and expect to spread dismay among the Butlerites by throwing goal after goal. The Game will be played at the Coliseum. Rose Poly will come Friday night to close the collegiate basketball season here. The " Rose-Earlham duel will furnish one of three acts of the evening's program, being played as an interlude to the first games of the district high school elimination, tournament.
ROACH PICKS TEAMS
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PIGKELL announces TOURNEY OFFICIALS
The following authorized list of officials as registered with the State High School Athletic association has been announced for the district elimination tournament by Principal Pickell. Referees Swain and Jones. Official Scorer Lynn Shaw. Asst. Scorer Karl Allison. Asst. Scorer Frank Duning. Official Timekeeper H. T. Sullivan. Asst. Timekeeper C. A. Semler. Announcer Wbitesides.
WEDNESDAY. Bowling. Colonials vs. Federals. Basketball. Butler vs. Earlham.
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