Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 40, Number 103, 12 March 1915 — Page 6

THJ2 RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, FRIDAY, MARCH 12, 1915

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SPORTS AND ATHLETICS

Y, M. C. A. Earlham It H. S.

SEEDERS DRAW FIRST VICTORY IN TITLE PLAY Newman's Floorwork Best

Feature of Fast Game Greeks Fail to Show Speed in Opening Period. A. S. M., 8; Greek, 3. The Seeders drew first blood In the city championship series last night, breaking away from the Greeks' defense, and with clear Bhots to the goal amassed a total of eight, with two ins-and-outs, while all the Greeks could get was three. The score does not show the relative strength of the two teams by any means, as the play was praotlcally even, with the Seeders shading. Lancaster had a bad night, missing Beveral easy chances, while O'Metz was playing a sterling game. The layoff of the defeated five for the last three weeks did not help the play to any extent, as was shown in their passing. A fair sized crowd witnessed the sport and stayed until the gong rang. ' ' Newman Play Well. Quigley and Williams played good games for the Seeders, the former driving straight and true for goals when given the opportunity, while Williams blocked the Greek forwards in his usual effective style. Quigley got a nasty gash over his right eye in the . third period, but . stuck out the remainder of the game. Newman's play and repeated block of plays by the foxy Quigley and Evans won him many friends . The game was just .two minutes gone when Fry coming Into the Greek goal got a clear shot and made It good. Quigley followed suit in 9:49. At this stage of the game the Seeders were plainly outplaying the Greeks, and ended the period with four chalked up. while the Greeks failed to get a single tally. Greeks Come Back. The second period showed , a comeback for the Greeks, who tallied twice while the Seeders were getting one. Oesting and Allison scored for the Greeks, and Quigley smashed one in

for the Seeders.

I HAVE A BALL CLUB," SAYS HERZOG; EXPECTS MUCH FROM DOOIN AND LEACH

CORNELL TIES BUTLER TEAM IN GAMES WON

COLLEGE LEAGUE. Tea-j-.-v Won. Lost. Harvard 8 1 Butler 6 3. Cornell , 6 3 Notre Dame 4 5 Earlham 4 5 Wabash 4 5 DePauw .. . , 3 6 Howard U 1 8 Yesterday's Results. Harvard, 3 ; Howard U., 1. Earlham, 1 ; Butler, 0. , Wabash, 4; DePauw, -0. r Cornell, 2; Notre Dame, 0.

Pet. .899 .773 .778 .444 .441 .444 .333 .111

Leach (left, Dooln (right) and Herzog.

the best period of the game. With the Greeks' followers crying for their favorites, to tie it up, and the Seeder rooters hooting "stop 'em," the play waxed fast and furious. The ..tyins stunt could not be pulled, however, and the Seeders tickled the netting three times in the last period, while the Greeks were getting one. The next game of the series will be pulled off Monday night, and with the Greeks getting their work-out last night a closer game is expected.

ALEXANDRIA, La., March 12. "This is, right now, a better ball club than we had last season," remarked Manager Herzog as he watched the Reds at practice on the grounds, here today. "Setting aside all special considerations of last season the unrest, the discontent, the Federal league worries that, were taking the men's mind off their work, we have a better club, both physically and mentally, than we had then. Every position, I honestly believe, is better guarded. There's a more reliable man at every

This was perhaps Place where a change has been made,

and a man who has his heart in the game." Without doubt, Tommy Leach and Charley Dooin will fill a gap in the department of experience keenly felt last season. Leach will lead off in the batting order and will direct the outfield. Dooin will have charge behind the bat. Herzog admits that he is weak in the matter of classy pitching material. Douglas, Schneider, Ames and Lear will be the chief performers. Herzog has six other hurlers of rather questionable ability.

Harvard increased her lead in the Garfield College league last night by defeating the tailenders, Howard U., in a close and exciting game, by the score of 3 to 1. Cornell, by winning from Notre Dame, while Earlham was administering a defeat to Butler, climbed into a tie for second place with Butler. Wabash took DePauw in a whitewash affair, winning 4 to 0. Summary: Harvard vs. Howard U. Harvard Sparks, Garthwaite, Carver, Hosack, Smith. Howard U Martin, Priest, Arnold, Moran, Garrett. Field Goals Garthwaite. Foul Goals Hosack, Arnold. Fouls Missed Hossack.

Earlham vs. Butler. Earlham Runnels, A. Johnson, Cul-j

ly, Loehr, Penny. j Butler Tittle, Benn, G.'Hale, Wes-j sel, Myers, Cutler. j Vmil final Runnels. ' !

Fouls Missed A. Johnson Notre Dame vs. Cornell. Notre Dame Eversman, Dollins, Chappel, Quigg, Yeager. Cornell Sanders, Murray, Woods, Price, Lotta. Foul Goal Sanders. Fouls Missed Eversman 3, Dollins 2, Chappel 2, Quigg, Sanders, Price 2. Wabash vs. DePauw. Wabash Vore, Haberkern, C. John son, McMahan, Crabb. DePauw Thomas, Holcomb, R. Hotcomb, Swearinger, Overman. Field Goals Vore, Haberkern, C. Johnson. Fouls Missed Holcomb.

JOHANNING TO PLAY GUARD WITH MILOS , . .. . , ' , ii i .i.i Centerville Clashes With Team of Old High School Star Players. -Two basketball games are scheduled

'for tonight on the "Y" floor, the Milos ..hooking up with the Centerville five.

and the Central Christians trying, con

elusions with the Fountain City aggre

gation. The Milos will present a line

up of high school stars of days gone

by, with one exception, that being

Mark Johanning of this year's team The teams will line up as follows: Centerville.. - Milos.'

George . W. Meranda

Forward.

Meeks Quigg

Forward. Bertsch Hoover Center. Burris Johanning Guard. Richardson J. Meranda Guard. The Central Christians will strengthen their line-up by the addition of II. Brown, star forward of this year's high school five. Von Pein, Morris, Medearis and Hale will be the Centrals' line-up.

SEEDINGS CAPTURE

2 FROM IIOOSIERS

. & Kris : Teams Buckeyes . . . . . . .

Seeding

Empire . . American Kentucky Superior. , Machine .

Hoosier

LEAGUE. Won. Lost. t . 38 13

33 30 27 21 21 21 14

18 21 24 24 27 27 34

Pet

7.45 .647 .688 .629 -.467

.438

.433

The Seeding five was good for two

out of three from . the Hoosiers in

the A. S.-M. league last night. Merrill got away with high score, 198, and

O'Brien was good for nig total, 472 Scores: Hoosiers.

1st. 2o. 3d. Total

O'Brien ....... 156 174 162 472 Eample ... 140 121 172 433 Kerschner 124 115 107 346 Martin 125 144 143 412

Groen

109 135 157 40!

Totals . 664 689

Seeding.

Ulricta ... Dlggs .... Caldwell .

Merrill . . . Williams Totals .

IsL

150 134 144 110 143

2o.

160 153 136 198 120

721 206j ' - - M 3d. Tott 14S 45 159 44: 106 38 116 421 133 39!

681 767 622 211:

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GULFPORT, Miss. The Tiger wei erans defeated the Yannlgana In J six-inning game yesterday. Jenningj

of George Burns, first baseman, an the pitching of Boeher. HOBLITZELL REPORTS.

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FQLO--COLIISEUM MONDAY 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

OFFICIAL POLO SCORES

Keystones. R. G.

Taggart,, 1st 3 Taggart, 2d 0

Hauck's Bock and Golden' Davis, half 0 Enr1A Poav ton a Kol We ! Hafner, g 0

815 North E. 1Mt! Totals ...3 3 Kandyankles. R. G.

BROWN SCORES 94 22!?: ::::::

narrison, c u

A. 0 0 1 0 0

F. 0 0 0 0 0

s. 0 0 0 0 20

0 20

IN MEET TRYOUTS

McCarthy, half 0 Williams, g 0

A. t) 0 0 0 0

F. 0 0 0 2 0

s. 0 0 0 0 28

Kandyankles stopping the Keystone rushers and feeding the pill to his forwards in fair style. Miller for the defeated five played a good game while Taggart went better than usual for the winners. John Hafner at goal for the winners also went good. He appears to be a comer and with more experience would make a good goal guardian for some team in the city league. The Kandyankles were all to the good in the first period plainly having it all over their opponents but they could not keep the gait up and in the third period the play was for the most part around their goal with the result that the Keystones tied the score.

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RECRUITS SHOW UP. SAN ANTONIO, Tex. The showing of Manager Huggins' four recruit pitchers has been most gratifying to the Cardinals' leader.

Tryouts for the national Y. M. C. A. track meet which were held under the direction of Coach Roach last night l-eEullod as follows: Twelve pound shot R. Parker, 29

ft. 4 in., 45 points; C. Parker, 28 ft. -Miller 5 in., 41; T. Jessup.JH ft, V4 in., 30.. ,

Bar vault H. Brown, 5 ft. 4ft in., 24; R. Jordan, 5 ft. in., 4; A. Burkhart, 4 ft. 10 in. Standing broad jump H. Brown, 8 ft. 11 in., 70; A. McConkey, 8 ft. 3 in., r.4; R. Parkr, 8 ft. 2 in, 53.

Totals ....5 2 0 2 28 Play by periods: First Period. Rush and Goal. Time. Miller, Miller 3:4S

Taggart. Bayer 4:30

EMPIRES TAKE TWO FROM LEADING FIVE

Because Reese goes to Hamilton with the "Y" five Saturday, the Buckeyes rolled off their scheduled games with the EmpireB last night. The Empires seemed to like the arrangement, as they whipped the league leaders, winning two and lossing one. Kamp shot the wooden soldiers down for high score, 182, and Sheppard pulled high total, 487. Scores r

Empires. 1st. 2o. Loofburrow ... 148 179 Wilier 93 157

McQueen ISO Kamp 120 McMlnn ...... 158

126 182 138

3d. 141 154 91 144 133

Total 403 403 347 446 429

Totals 048 782 633 2094

Buckeyes. 1st. 2o. 3d. Rees 12 125 145 Wells 142 161 146 Haner 138 138 153 Sheppard 153 171 163 Klinger 175 129 134

Totals 61.7

Total 432 449 429 487

724 741 2235

QUIGLEY'S QUINTET GOES TO MUNCIE Sox Quigley leads his all-star polo artists against the Muncie team at that place tonight. The outcome of this game will give the fans some idea of how the East and West compare in the fast reviving sport. Sox has a mighty good team on paper but at that he is liable to have his hands full in taking care of the Muncie aggregation on their floor. Y: M. I FIVE LOSES Four different teams played in the game last night when the Y. M. I. basket ball.candidates met the Central Christians, finally going down to defeat by a iJ-10 score. Both sides used different lineup In the last half.

Second Period. Taggart Third Period. Miller, Butlar 6:27 Miller, Taggart 6: OH Taggart Overtime. Miller, Kempe 2:05

Seeders. R. Quigley, 1st .11 Fry, 2d 0 Evans, c 0 Williams, half 0 O'Metz, goal 0 Abel ' 0 Totals 11 Greeks. R. Allison. 1st 3 Bulla, 2d 0 Oesting, c ......... 0 Newman, half 0 Lancaster, goal .... 0 Totals 3

Play by periods: First Period. Rush and Goal. Time. Quigley, Fry 2:00 Allison, Quigley 9:49 Quigley, Fry :15 Quigley, Fry 2:11 Quigley Second Period. Quigley, Oesting :41 Allison, Quigley 6:10 Quigley, Allison :23 Quigley Third Period. Quigley, Quigley 1:03 Allison, Quigley 1:57

G. A. F. S. 5 2 1 O1 3 0 0 0: o 2 o o; 0 0 0 0 f 0 0 0 13 0 0 0 1; 8 4 1 19i ! G. A. F. S. ' 2 0 0 0! 0 o o o! 1 1 0 0i 0 0 0 0: 0 0 0 24 3 1 0 24

Quigley, Allison

.3:58

Quigley, Quigley .4:29

Quigley

KEYSTONES CAPTURE OVERTIME WORKOUT FROM KANDYANKLES

The Keystones had their work cut out for them in the curtain raiser but managed to bag their game from 4 the Kandyankles, winning in an overtime affair. Petey Kemp coming up from center snagged one and shot straight for the winning count. The game was far better than that staged by the two teams last week. Chic Harrison added strength to the

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