Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 40, Number 105, 15 March 1915 — Page 6
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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, MONDAY, MARCH 15, 19l
VIGRANS JUMP OUT TO FRONT TAKING FIRST Panhandl Forfeit First Game 01 Indoor League Ball to Natcos Helmich Pitches Best Game.
Y. INDOOR LEAGUE. Won Lost Vigrans 1 0 Natco 1 0 Ad- Hill 0 0 Starr Piano 0 0 Panhandles 0 1 A. 8. M 0 1
Pet. 1,000 1,000 .000 .000 .000 .000
The Vigrans and Natco got off in the lead in the Y. M. C. A. Indoor baseball league Saturday night, the Vigrans walloping the A. S. M. by a 17 to 12 score while the Natco's were more fortunate and had their game handed to them by the default route. The Vigrans started right out and took a commanding lead over the Seeders in the first Inning. Four runs were chased across by Sam's team in this inning while the Seeders failed
to make a single tally three striking
out with wild swings at the elusive sphere which was dished up by Helmich. The Vigrans followed this by a regular rungetting fest in the second inning, chasing six across 'the plate before they were retired. The Seeders went them one better making seven runs. The third inning was even both
teams ending with five runs to their
credit.
The Seeders tried in vain to stage a rally but failed to make a run while the Vigrans to make things safe added
two more to their credit. Helmich shaded Bailey in the box as regards control giving but one base .on balls while Bailey allowed his opponents to stroll unmolested to first seven times. The, latter allowed ten hits as against his opponents twelve. The Seeders made three errors and the Vigrans five. Score and summary: VIGRANS. A.B. R. H. P.O. A.. E. H. Hawe'kte, rf 3 2 0 0 0 0 Zeyen, lb .... 1 4 14 0 0 Helmich, p . . . 3 3 3 0 1 0 Gray, c 3 3 2 7 0 0 Stover, 3b .... 2 1 1 0 0 0 Brown, If 3 1 1 1 1 1 R. Hawek'te, rs 3 0 1 0 0 0 Miller, Is 3 1 1 0 1 3 Holmes, 2b ... 2 2 0 0 1 1
BAVARIAN PLAYERS
D TO GIVE PLAYLET
FOR GERMAN AID Oberammergau Singers to Sing Alpine Songs Under Auspices of Local German Alliance.
Totals
.23 17 10 12
A. S. A.B.
M. R.
Cracraft. c ... 4 2 1 3 0 Bailey, p 3 2 2 0 2 Taggart. lb ... 3 1 0 4 0 Black, 2b 2 1 1.0 1 Williams, 3b '. . 3 1 2 2 0 Klinger, Is ... 3 1 1 0 0 Diggs, rs".'. 3 I'll 0 Butler, If 3 1 1-1 0 Moore, rf 3 2 3 0 0 Totals 27 12 12 11 3
H. P.O. A. E.
0 0 1 1 1
D'Z'widerwurz'n is the playlet which the Bavarian Alpine singers, brought here under the auspices of the local branch of the German Alliance will present Thursday evening. The singers come from Oberammergau where every ten years the great Passion play is produced by the inhabitants of the village. For reserved seats, the Alliance advises calling at the Murray theatre. The company comes under its own management and gives 25 per cent of the profits to the German Relief fund. It was announced today that the alliance will bring from time to time speakers who will present German's attitude in the present war. The Kaiser's war films win be the next attraction brought here. Ferdl Nagl is directors of the troupe which appears here Thursday. The program follows: Oberbayeriscb.es Volksstuck mit Gesang und Tanz in 5 Akten. Reggie Gustl Olmar. Der Bauer vom Kurzenhof Gustl Olmar. Stasi, seine Tochter Lisl Knilllng. Creszens, seine Schwestery Hanny Grassy. Der Wirth Hans Wagner. Flosser Marti, ein Holzknecht Ferdl Nagl.
Hans, ein Kohlenbrenner Peter
Bahmann. . Forstgehilfe von Jachenau Ton! Bohmann.
Hies, ein Wildchutz Franz Huber. Resl, Sennerin Gretl Mahler.
Der Bader Seep Meier. Abraham Silberstein Hausierer Rudolf Bach. Burschen, Medchen, etc. Ort der Handlung: In den ersten vier Akten in der Jachenau, im funften aur der Theresenwiese in Munchen. Im ersten Akt Schuhplattlertanz, zwischen dem zweiten und dritten Akt gemischter Chor, zwischen dem vierten und funften Akt Zitherterzett.
SPARTANS OUTPLAY PAWNEE'S TOSSEdS
BIBLE CLASS LEAGUE. Won. Lost. Pet. Athenians 11 1 .916 Spartans II 6 5 .545 Pawnees 5 7 .416 Mohawks 1 10 .090 The Spartans II defeated the Pawnees by a score of 14 to 5 In a fiercely fought basketball game aSturday afternoon at the Y. M. C. A. The Pawnees fought hard for the game, but with only four men on the team, were unequal to the tack. Line-up and summary: Spartans II. Pawnees. Sullivan C. Holcomb Forward. Weber Thomas Forward. Cully ' R. Holcomb Center. Wigmore Walls Guard. Brehm Guard. Field Goals Weber 2, Cully 2, Sullivan, Brehm, Thomas, R. Holcomb. Foul oGal R. Holcomb. The Mohawks failed to appear for their game with the Athenians, and the game was declared forfeited.
GEYER GUARDS GREEKS' GOAL IN NEXT GAME
Death of Relative Keeps Lancaster Out Stung by Defeat Challengers Will Enter Fray to Win.
SULLIVAN TO FORM NINE TO TAKE ROAD
Polo First game 7:30; big game 8:30. ST. MARY'S DEFEAT REEVESTON QUINTET
St. Mary's Junior polo team added another scalp to its belt Saturday afternoon, debeating the Reeveston Juniors in a shut-out affair, by a 3-to-0 score. The game was played in the neighborhood of Reeveston, so Manager Hipskind says his team will ay another game next Saturday. The St. Mary's would like to hear from other
0 teams desiring games. The line-up is
! as follows: C. Gever. first rush: J.
Dean, second rush; Connerton, center; W. Meier, halfback, and T. Nolan, goal.
. Everett (Sully) Sullivan is thinking seriously of putting a road team in the field this summer, and with that idea in view is scouting for available material. Sully is of the opinion that a crackerjack team can be picked out of local talent, and that no trouble would be had in arranging bookings. He is sure of arranging dates with all gas belt cities, and providing everything turns out right, Richmond will have a high class road team this season, something which it has not boasted of for several years.
POLO TONIGHT.
Kandyankles vs. Keystones. Greeks vs. A. S. Mt
First Game. Keystones. Kandyankles. Taggart . . Miller First Rush. Butler Bayer Second Rush. Kemp Harrison Center. Davis ... . . .' McCarthy Halfback. Hafner Williams Goal. ' . . . . . . Second Game. Allison Quigley First Rush. Bulla Fry Second Rush. Oesting Evans Center.1 Newman Williams Halfback. Geyer O'Metz Goal.
BRUDAKER GETS OFFER TO PLAY WITH RICHMOND
Chances that . Shad Cunningham's baseball team of Muncie will enter the proposed Sunday league are not flattering as Shad intimated that he Is In the ring with Rohrer and Smith of Cincinnati, backers of the Independent Semi-Pro Association. Shad will play independent ball this summer. Vogel, manager of the Indianapolis T. T.'s, in quite a lengthy article In the Indianapolis Star said that his
team was being considered seriously for a berth in the league. Maybe he
has that Impression but the local club
would much rather see Cambridge City
in than the T. T.'s.
Mr. Frohnapfel of Cambridge City, has been approached on the subject by an official of the local club and states that he is out of the game for good.
Doc Littel and Mr. Wheeler of the same city will be broached on the
proposition.
In a letter to Ray Brubaker, New
Castle, writes that if a league Is form
ed they will want Bru to play with
them so it appears. Tommy Ritter is handling the destinies of the club until a manager is appointed by the Max-well-Briscoe firm. Brubaker has been offered a berth with the local club for the season and if accepted will be placed on third. Bru has been offered better inducement than any third Backer has ever received from, the
locals. The meeting which was scheduled for tonight has been postponed until Wednesday night.
MACHINE OVERHAULS SUPERIOR BOWLERS A. 8. M. LEAGUE.
Won. Lost. Pet.
13 IS 21 24 26 28 27 34
.745 .647 .583 .529 .457 .451 .438 .292
Buckeyes 38
Seeding 33 Empire 30 American 27 Kentucky . 22 Machine 23 Superior 21 Hoosiers ............. 14
The Machine stepped ahead of the Superiors Saturday by taking the odd game from the Kentucky outfit, winning the last two games. But six points now separate the two teams in the percentage column. Ellis captured the high score, 192, while his teammate Hasemeier pulled down high total with a 535 count. Scores: Machine.
1st. 2o. Lane 145 119 Ellis 135 142 Way 127 135 Hasemeier 176 173 Bennett 146 182
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SV mCNUINE HAS TFffS IMK A
3d. Total 135 396
192 116 156 146
469 37$ 635 474
AMUSEMENTS
Program MOVING-PICTURE! Tonight
Totals 727 751 744 2252
Kentucky.
1st. 2o. 3d. Total : Roach 123 124 145 392 1 Williams 138 108 119 365 Butler 169 124 121 414 1 Owens 185 118 190 .493 Weyman 143 182 167 492 j Totals 756 656 742 2156
RICHMOND TRIUMPHS OVER HAMILTONIANS
STARRS MAY DROP FROM LEAGUE PLAY
From appearances the S. A. L. will be a six club circuit this season. No decision has been reached by the Starr Pianos whether they will have a team or not, and up to date the Natcos have done nothing. Lavenstein, their man-iF'T, has been unable to get them together in a business way, and a meet probably will be arranged between the president, vice president and secretary of the league with Mr. Bockhoff and Lavenstein. Eb Lichtenfels will give his answer some time before Friday of this week as to whether or not his team will enter the league. He ' also ' said the Starrs would not take part in the Indoor league, but has been asked to reconsider his decision.
Badel Geyer will guard the Greeks' goal tonight in place of Lancaster, who will "ie unable to play because of the death of his uncle, Richard' (Dick) Smith. Badel has consented to to act as relief man, assuring the Greeks' followers of a good guardian. This will be the second game of the series, which started last week, when the Seeders triumphed over the Greeks, but to get the decision tonight they will have to work harder. The defeated team's ire is up. The Seeders, with all the confidence in the world are going into the battle with a determination to bring the series to a close as soon as possible, their aim being to take three in a row. The same line-ups, with the exception of Geyer for the Greeks, will be used aa last week. Those hard battlers, the eKystones and Kandyankles, will stage the curtain raiser, and promise to furnish real excitement.
LACKEY SALES DROP
CAMBRIDGE CITY, March 15. The official sales of the recent Lackey
horse sale amounted to $63,380 for 320 head, according to a statement of Park R. Lackey, cashier. This is an average of $198 or more than $50 less tLan the sales when conducted by John S. Lackey.
The "Y" bowling team once more triumphed over an Ohio "Y," this time taking Hamilton down the line for a two to one count. The two teams rolled for total pins in the three games played and the locals defeated them 18 pins. Snyder of the locals shot high score of 201 while Birdsong of Hamilton got high total with 531. Richmond. 1st. 2o. 3d. Total Gentle 173 134 123 430 Snyder 201 168 151 520
Otten 176 139 170 485 Weyman 151 177 144 472 Rees 145 151 128 424 Totals 846 769 716 2331 Hamilton. 1st. 2o. 3d. Total Hogan 123 136 141 400 Birdsong 194 163 174 531 Bramm 183 147 133 463 Siemer 181 157 121 459 Cox 173 158 129 460
TONIGHT (2 Reel Feature) "VALOR'S REWARD" (One Reel)
"IN AND OUT OF SOCIET1
Cocoa was unknown until Mexico was discovered.
The lord lieutenant of Ireland received an annual salary of $100,000.
The specific gravity of cork is twenty-four and that of ebony 133.
AR C A or PUHTA DI AVG 4
TONIGHT "WAR"
(One Reel Hazards of Hel "THE ENGINEER'S PERI
Totals
854 .761 698 2313
SPRING GROVE WINS
Spring Grove basketball team humiliated the St. Paul five Saturday under a 14 to 6 score. Dodd's goal shooting for the winners was too much for the opposing five as he made five field goals and four foul goals. Seikman played best for th'. vanquished five. Score and summary: Field goals Seikman, Ireton, Bulack, Dodd. Foul goals Dodd, 4. Fiuls Sperling 2, Vc-' Pein 2.
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Murrette TONIGHT KEYSTONE COMEDY (One Reel)
"THE HAUNTING MEMO!
(One Reel) "HIS RETURN"
Thursday and Frida;
MADELINE TRAVERS In the 5-part photo adaptation
Elinor Glyn's Three
Weeds
TODAY
The Boundary Riders
5 Reels.
Admission
Two out when game called. R.
H.
Vigrans 1 10 5 A. S. M 12 12 3 Batteries Vigrans, Helmich and Gray; A. S. M., Bailey and Cracraft. Left on bases Vigrans 3, A. S. M. 4. Wild pitches Bailey 2, Helmich 1. Struck out By Helmich 6, Bailey 3. Passed balle Cracraft 3. Umpire Roach. Scorers Allison and Dunlng.
VIGRAN SEES YOUNG TRAIN FOR JEFFRIES
Sam Vigran visited in Cincinnati yesterday, and while there took a ruu out to Harry Wuest's gymnasium, to watch Cy Young, who is billed to face Ray Jeffries March 30. Sam says Ray is in for one good fight when he faces Cy, as the latter, from his work yesterday, plainly showed that he is a pastmaster in the fight game. He has fought such men as Freddie Welsh, Abe Attel, Kid Herman, Spider Britton, Leo Roux and others of enviable reputations. Sailor Zarmanski also worked out while Sam was in the gym. Billy Benson is backing the next fight, and has made arrangements to hold the bouts in the Eagles' hall. The contract for the ring has been let and canvas will be placed over the floor.
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Oberammergauer Peasant Playei
D' Z' widerwurz'n Play in 5 acts with songs and music by H Schmidt. Admission 23 and 75c. Curtain raises 8:15.
Between the acts: Alpine scngs, yodlers, warblers, zither concert
and the fascinating "Schuhp latter" dance.
25 per cent of the profit will be given to the Red Cross Society ton
the suffering widows and oi phans of the belligerent nations. Tick
ets for sale at the Murray.
MURRAY
The Dome of the
Paramount Picrares
LAST TIME TONIGHT !
Daniel Frohman Presents David Higgins
In the 5-Act Racini
Play
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lis Last Dollar!
' Coming Tomorrow and Wednesday, John Barrymore In
"Tlie IVfan from Mexico"
Coming Thursday, Friday and Saturday, "TILUE'S PUNCTURED ROMANCE"
11 MONDAY NIGH
FIRST GAME: Handy-Ankles vs. Keystoni
at 7:30 O'clock. SECOND GAME: A. S. M.vf
Greeks, at 8:30 O'clock. SKATING AS USUi