Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 40, Number 102, 11 March 1915 — Page 10
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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM. THURSDAY, MARCH 11, 1915
Baseball Pugilism Bowling
POITO
. Polo Earlham Y.M.C.A.
TEAMS AWAIT GONG TO OPEN TITLE SERIES
Greeks Will Start Oesting at Center in Attempt to Wrest Championship From A. S. M.
CHAMPIONSHIP SERIES.
Keystones vs. Kandyankles, 7:30. A. S. M. vs. Greeks, 8:30 o'clock. First Game. Keystones. Kandyankles. Taggart Miller First Rush. Butler Bayer Second Rush. Kemp '. Harrison Center. Davis McCarthy Halfback. Hafner Williams Goal. Second Game. Seeders. Greeks. Qulgley Allison First Rush. Fry Bulla Second Rush. Evans Oesting Center. Williams Newman Halfback. O'Metz. Lancaster Goal. Bayer Shallenberger Extra. Abel Fetzer Extra.
FIRST A. S. M. TIES COLONIAL BOWLERS
The first game of a series for the best three out of five games to determine the city championship in polo will be played tonight, with the challenging five, the Greeks, opposing the A. S. M. This series was to have started Monday night, but was postponed until tonight. Fans are looking forward to this series as the best bit of playing of the entire season, owing to the apparent equality of the two teams and the rivalry existing between them. It is the intention of each quintet to get the jump on its opponent by bagging the first game. Both fives have strengthened for the title series, Ernest Abel of the Smokes being on the defense as extra for the Seeders, while Oesting of the same team will be used at Center by the Greeks. Seats have been going like wildfire all day. Each team will carry seven men throughout the series and as the agreement is down in black and white there will be no chance of changing the line-ups. The curtain raiser will bring together for the second time the demon Keystones and the rugged Kandyankles. These two tried conclusions last week and the former team got away with the game by a 3-to-l score.
ULRIGH'S ANSWER. Believing that a aeries of five polo games between the Greeks and the A. S. M. will give the fans good polo and promote the Interests of the game in Richmond; and despite the fact that the A. S. M. team has defeated the Greek team a majority of the games played, a feeling exists here that an opportunity to defeat them again is to be taken advantage of. Therefore, in behalf of the A. S. M. polo team, I accept the challenge of Mr. Newman, In behalf of the Greek team, provided a suitable agreement Is drawn up and signed by him, the management of the Coliseum and J. E. ULRICH. Manager A. S. M. Team.
BUSINESS LEAGUE. Teams Won. Lost.. Pet. Colonials 30 15 .667 A S. M. No. 1 ........ 32 16 .667 Bonesetters 24 24 .600 A. S. M. No. 2 26 27 .485 I. H. C. ......... 23 25 .479 Federals . 8 24 .190 A. S. M. No. 1 went Into a tie for the leadership of the Business league last night with the Colonials, who have been the leaders for several weeks. The Seeders took two out of three from Kings' team, rolling some good games. Otten was high man all around, hitting them up for a 226 count and for high score and making high average, 533. Scores: A. S. M. No. 1. Players 1st. 2d. 3d. Total Rees 182 170 169 521 Bennett.. 146 182 147 475 Snyder 127 171 137 435 Otten 156 151 226 533 Weyman 143 182 167 J9i Totals 754 856 846 2453 Colonials. Plavers 1st. 2d. 3d. Total C. MUler ...... 164 170 154 488 Hyde . ....... . 148 157 158 463 Sainea 108 128 132 463 Erk 176 180 16 502 King 179 173 166 518 Totals 775 173 166 518 CALLS FOR PLAYERS TO FORM 10 TEAMS Nohr Will Start Diamond Practice With Work on Floor of Gym. Coach Robert Nohr of the high school athletic teams said today that inter-group baseball work would be taken up at the high school next week. The call has been made for Tuesday afternoon. Until the weather warms up the teams will practice in the high school gym and play indoor baseball. With this preliminary work, Coach Nohr expects to get the boys in good shape to go on the diamond. The inter-group league will include ten teams which will be as evenly matched as possible. A regular schedule of games will be played during the spring. From these group teams, Mr. Nohr expects to develop a strong team to represent the school. LYBOULT TO DIRECT TENNIS TOURNAMENT Preliminary plans for taking up outdoor athletic work of Garfield school were announced today by Physical Instructor Lymon Lyboult. The organization of the Garfield Baseball league will be completed in a short time, and a schedule of games will be arranged. Mr. Lyboult also announced plans for a tennis tournament, which will be open to all Garfield students, and an inter-class track meet. He said the playgrounds probably would be opened in two or three weeks, and that baseball candidates would be given a tryout as soon as the diamond is in condition to use.
TIGERS SHOW FORM.
GULFPORT, Miss. Hard work of
all kinds was forced on the Tigers to
day. The infield, minus Ownie Bush
is rapidly developing and Jennings claims that with "Pep" Young going as he now is, the Connie Macks $100,000
infield had nothing on the bunch that
he will have this year.
Ferguson Investment Go.
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KENfJEY USES FLAGS ON RICHMOND FLOAT Manager of Local Team En
ters Parade of K. I. O. at Cincinnati.
"Send us some pennants of Richmond to decorate our float in the big baseball parade of the K. I. O., which is to be held next Monday night,'wrote Dick Kenney in a letter to one of the oficials of the Richmond Baseball club today. Dick has procured an auto to represent Richmond, a member of the K. I. O. asociation, in the parade, which is expected to be the biggest ever staged by an semi-pro organization. The Cincinnati police force wllUturn out in a body to take part in the monster event, and the mayor , will also honor the association by his presence. , Dick received Dave Knisely's contract Tuesday night, and -f he gets Novy to sign, Dave will be pluyed in right field. This gives the club an excellent catcher in case Novy decides to stay out, and an A-1 outfielder if he comes in, as Knisely is a strong hitter, thrower fend a hard, conscientious player, being in the game all the time.
Turtle Soup all day Saturday. Lou Knopfs. 112t AD-HILL NINE PICKS UNIFORM OF GRAY
Warren (Hoggy) Lucas, captain of the Ad-Hill combination in the Y. M. C. A. Indoor Baseball league and the S. A. L., last night entertained the members of his team at his home on North Twenty-first street. Cards were the main feature of the evening, outside of the refreshments. After the card game, and while refreshments were being served the members of the team were shown samples of baseball suits, and they have about decided to use a pearl gray with a green strip. The schedule of the Indoor league and playing rules were given to each man. Those attending the function were E. J. Martin, W. E. Jones, P. Cooney, Phil Meek, William (Bill) Winters, Ellis Knight, Clayton Knight, Ray Brunton, Ray Stevens, Emmett Haas and the president of the league, George Brehm.
RITCHIE IN BATTLE TO REGAIN HONORS
BY LEASED WIRE NEW YORK, March 11. Willie Ritchie's only hope of winning back the lightweight championship will be with a K. O. The wiseacres in the pugilistic game, however, do not believe that the former champion can send over the haymaker, especially when pitted against such a clever opponent as Freddie Walsh. Each lad is in fine condition for the ten-round bout tonight in Madison Square Garden. Welsh is a slight fa vorite in the betting. His cleverness
will more than offset the punching
ability of his opponent, according to "those in the know."
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Youngsters Tussle For Regular Berths Training Camp Gossip from Teams in All Leagues Sweeney Tries for Third in Red Sox Line-up Stallings Uses "Big Three" in Game Cardinal Colts and Vets Clash.
; BRAVES USE "BIG THREE." MACON, Ga. The Boston Braves will play their second game with Mercer college today, and Manager Stallings plans to use his "big three" Rudolph, James and Tyler. V SWEENEY TRIES FOR THIRD. HOT SPRINGS, Ark. The Red Sox were out early today for their practive stunts. Bill Sweeney, former Brave and Cub second baseman, is trying to work himself in the regular line up. at third base. . i CARDINALS PLAY GAME. '. HOT WELLS, Texas. The first five inning practice game of the season between the Cardinal- Colts and Veterans will.be staged this afternoon unless rain Interferes with Huggins plans. YANKEES CLASH. SAVANNAH, Ga. Another hard game between the Yankee regulars and Colts was booked for this afternoon. Mullen's phenomenal catch of a hot liner was all that prevented the Yannigans from clinching yesterday's game.
SUPER-SWEEPSTAKE FOR INDIANAPOLIS
INDIANAPOLIS, March 11. A -super-sweepstakes, the culmination of all 500-mile races to date, is now being contemplated by the Indianapolis motor speedway management, the length of; the contest to be a thousand miles, and the purse $100,000. The originator of the plan is A. C. Newby, president of the National Motor 'Vehicle company, and a director of the speedway, whose idea it is to stage a contest such as never has been seen before. The race is to be invitational, entry being limited to makes of cars having won previous 500-mile contests. To date four such makes are eligible Marmon, Delage, National and Peugeot, with possibly a fifth after the next contest has been run. Entering probably five cars each, this would make a field of twenty-five machines,
FOURNIER MAKES GOOD. LOS ANGELES, Cal. Jack Fournier, will be brought from the Goofs at Oakland and put to work with the regular squad Monday, Manager Rowland having received glowing reports on him. Larry Chappell will be sent to the second team. v HONUS WITH YOUNGSTERS. DAWSON SPRINGS. Ky. Fred
Clarke today divided his Pirates into two teams for the first of a series of
practice games. Hans Wagner was relegated to the second string, with
Wallie Gerber taking his place in the
first string infield.
TAMPA, FJa. Bresnahan will work several recruits in the third game with
the Athletics today. INDIANS PRACTICE.
SAN ANTONIO, Texas. Yesterday afternoon's weather proved better than
had been forecasted and the Indians
indulged in three hours snappy prac
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FIGHTS FOOT' PLAGUE. RICHMOND, Va., March 11. To fight and eradicate the hoof and mniilh
disease the Virginia legislature today
appropriated $100,000. Seven outbreaks have been reported throughout the state. r
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POLO-COLISEUM THURSDAY NIGHT FIRST GAME: Handy-Ankles vs. Keystones at 7:30 O'clock. SECOND GAME: A. S. M. vs. Greeks, at 8:30 O'clock. SKATING AS USUAL
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