Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 40, Number 114, 25 March 1915 — Page 6

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FENCE MAKERS FAIL TO PROVE FENCE BUSTERS I .. an i - i - ; - ' . - Panhandles - Swat Offerings of Opposing Pitcher, While New League Team Gleans Four Little Hits. "Yrt INDOOR LEAGUE. Won. Lost. Pet. Vigrans 2 2 2 1 0 0 1 2 2 3 1.000 1.000 Natcos Pan Handle . Ad-Hills A. 8. M. . Fence Factory .66? .333 .333 .000 1 0 Last Nlght'a Results. Pan Handles, 42; Fence Factory, 6. A. S. M., 23 Ad-HUlall. Yes, the Richmond Fence Factory team broke Into the "Y" Indoor Base ball league last night, and, oh, what a trimming they did get at the- hands of those demon awatsmiths -the Pan Handles. At the close of foul1 innings Snavely'a men had chased forty-two runs across the plate, while the Fence vactorv men were fortunate to see home six times. lf doubtful if as large a score will be run up again by any of the teams as it Is somewhat fatiguing to circle the bases that number of times. Fortunately for the vanquished nine, the indoor game calls for but one hour of nlav-. and this nreventea tne ran nandies from making enough runs to try for a world's record. The bingling Indulged in by the Pan Handles was beautiful to behold, especially from thr atandnolnt. They only made hirtv.4vht afe swats, while the pnei Factory sot a few four to be exact. Hampton featured in the hit. ting, with seven safe ones out of as many times up. Score and summary: R. H. E Pan Handles ..12 7 19 442 38 J Fence Factory. .2 0 2 2 6 4 Two-base hits. Snavely, Hampton J, Roop, C. Parker 2, Oilmore, Porter. Struck out, by Hlatt 11. by Engelbert 4. Bases on balls, off matt , on gelbert 6. Umpire Bailey. B. P.O. ELKS Initiation tonight. BONESETTERS ALLOW COLONIALS ONE WIN BUSINESS LEAGUE. Won. Lost. Pet Colonials 37 17 .685 A. S. M. No. 1 36 18 .667 A. S. M. No. 2 22 20 .524 Bonesetters 22 26 .478 T h C, 23 28 .451 Federals 8 40 .167 Try their best the Colonials could not draw away from the A. S. M. No. 1 last night for the simple reason that the Bonesetters would not allow them better than one game out of three played. King rolled both high score, 215, in his first game, and high total, 5S7. Colonials. 1st. 2nd. 3rd. Tot. Miller 201 181 187 569 Hyde 127 129 132 388 Haner 132 95 134 361 Erk 149 172 162 453 King 215 169 203 587 Total 824 746 818 2388 Bonesetters. 1st. 2nd. 3rd. Tot. Price 170 177 146 493 Markley 157 153 179 489 Gentle 149 123 , 167 439 Thompson .... 201 116 166 483 Parke 196 156 . 166 518 . Total S74 726 824 2422 ROMINE MAKES GOOD Admirers of Frank Romine who formerly twirled for the New Castle club will be pleased to hear that this man Is making good with a vengeance on the Indianapolis A. A. team. They are not surprised that he is making good but more so that he finally picked up enough of the old "Nervine" to go out and display his natural ability. Romine will be remembered as a left hander in the old I. Ov league but since that time has been using his right wing with better results.

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CLARK PLACES IIERRIE LOGAN ON STATE FIVE Sport Writer Ranks Earlham Star Above All Forwards as Best Goal Getter in Colleges. ' Three Earlham basket ball players are awaraea state nonors uj Clark, well-known sport writer and former Indiana university gridiron star,; In hi selection of first, second mi . thit-ri flti.ntatA teams rrom roe secondary colleges. . ; Logan Is Clark's first cnoics for forward over all candidate. Meeks is given a guard position on the, second team while Morrish Is placed at center on the third team. - Speaking of the Earlham piayers ciark has the following to say: Two players at forward were so far ahead of other men, in that position that there were none who could comnap with them, and these men who nave made a position on any oi mo four teams should they have attenaea thmA nrhitniR Losan. the best goalBetter on any team, was the man wno won all the games captured by his quintet. Earlham with Logan out, was far from being a strong team, vanriiv.r nt vr&nklin. the Ideal . man to work with Logan at forward. Quigg of Earlham showed welt at goal shooting in the game against Wabash college, but was far from the class of Logan who was out of that game. Wlnslow of Earlham was used to feed the ball ttt Looan or Quigg. but himself was not Btronc at goal getting. - Four guards are so. much stronger than others that it is a close choice for honors between Joe Carter of Rose Poiv and Meeks of Earlham to choose who covers the floor, and Wyrick of pvnnkltn. and Lockhart of Butler, for back guards. Carter being the larger man and the more experienced athlete given the choice over "bpeeay Meeks. AMERICAN RACERS USE LIGHTER CARS Race Pildts Using Fleet Ma chines Enter Fifth Con test on Speedway. INDIANAPOLIS. March 25. The el odus of racing stars from the -coast, where the Venice. Grand Prise ana Vanderbilt races have just been sue cessfully concluded, once more call? into the limelight the next grand iu ternational Bweepstakes race at Indt ananolis. The next contest will be the fifth of the series, each of which has been attended by greater success than its predecessor. In kind, it is thought the 1915 race will be the greatest of all. Both in the number of starters, which is scheduled to total thirty-three this year, instead of thirty, as formerly, and in attendance, which it Is figured, will reach well over the 100,000 mark, the Hoosier race is expected to sur pass its previous performances. The foreign field, It is stated, will be as good as ever, despite the war and its kindred hardships. At least three French, two English and possibly three Italian cars are expected, unless, of course, still further military complications upset the course of the latter. The French and English entries are assured. Americans, too, will battle on even terms this year, the car builders having discarded their heavy racers of last season, and built new, light, fleet machines on a par with the best of Europe. Everybody Has a Good Word for Dr. Jones' Liniment. Mr. W. F. S wsrtz, Hotel Hancock, Hancock, Pa., says: "Br. Jones' Liniment cured me of a bad case of rheumatism. It certainly is a pain killer. ' Mrs. H. A. Meyer, 23 Marion 8t., Trenton, N. J., writes : "I have given Dr. Jonet' Liniment a fair trial, and believe it is the best remedy in the world for headache." Mr. Leonard Gibbs, 120 Whitney Place, Buffalo, N. T., writes: "I had been afflicted with extremely sore corns. Tried everything but was not benefited in the least. Finally I usecl Dr. Jona' Liniment Sold by A. G. Luken & Co.. Fosler Drug Co.. J. A. Conkey Drug Co., Clem Thistlethwaite and all other druggists. Look for the Beaver Trade-Mark.

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, THURSDAY. MARCH 25, 1915

SEEDERS C0L1E BACK AND WIN FROM AD-IIILLS After losing the first' two games the Seeders -came '.back last night, win ning their game , from : the Ad-Hills, 23 to 11. R. Jones was not on the mound for the Ad-Hilla, Hoggy Lucas taking the job in his absence. Bailey for the Seeders showed improvement over his former games, being some what, steadier and turning back thirteen via the strike-out route. , Starting with each team getting one man across in the first inning, the Seeders came back in the second and practically sewed up the game, chasing eight men across before being retired. Extra base hits were much in evidence as no less than eight were registered. seven of them going to the Seeders. Lucas got . the first three-bagger of the season in the fourth inning. Klinger featured with three two-base clouts. Score and summary: ? R. H, E. A. S. M .. 1 8 2 5 4 3 023 25 0 Ad-Hillc ...ri 1 2 3 0 4 011 8 0 Two-base hits, Bosworth, Davis, Black, Clark, Klinger 3. Three-base hi, Lucas. Struck out, by Bailey 13, by Lucas 7. Bases on balls, off Bailey 4, Lucas 4. , BRONSON TO STAGE BOUT IN ROSE CITY INDIANAPOLIS, March 25 Ray Bronson will stage about thirty rounds of high class boxing for the delectation of New Castle fans on Tuesday night, March 30, at the Alcazar theatre. He has arranged an all-star show, and some of the best known boxers in Indiana will be seen in action. The headliner will bring together Chick Hayes of Indianapolis, and Kid Russell of Frankfort in a ten-round contest. Another star event will be a ten-round contest between Joey ftfelson of New Castle and Frankie Mason of Fort Wayne. Bud Ross of New Castle and Joey Jacobs of Indianapolis will meet in the third bout of the evening. SHAW POSTS FORFEIT FOR OAKLEY BATTLE Louis Biehl, manager of Kid Shaw, who is slated to go on in the semifinals with Young Oakley, yesterday posted his forfeit money. Biehl ia confident that his boy will make Oakley go some to keep up his string cf victories,-and 'with that end in view will bring him in the best possible condition. "..' The Kid will arrive In Richmond Tuesday afternoon at 3:30 o'clock to weigh in. Oakley is training harder than ever for this bout, as he considers his opponent somewhat better than the boys he has met in former bouts, which, for the most part, have been put away with ease. He promises to bring that old wallop, which, when it lands, is pretty certain to put his opponent to sleep. After long and serious investigation an Italian scientitst has decided that dogs wag their tails for conversation al purposes. These big, brave,

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I1ICOI1D SUPPORTS STRONG CIHCY TEAM FOR LEAGUE BERTH The Indiana State league meets In

Cambridge City this afternoon, bold ing their session In the Town hall. Representatives from ill the teams will be-present and officers and sched ule committees, will likely be chosen. Great . interest is i being -manifested throughout the circuit by the followers of the teams fortunate enough to be included and they look for the best baseball that has ever been played In this section to result from the organ ization of the league. Three of the. local club officials will attend the meeting and will vote for the Perkins-Campbells' to be included in the league as the second traveling club. . Roshville. is also favorable to this team and will do all in its power to get Becker in. V t In letter, received yesterday from Dick Kenney be urges the local club to favor Including Becker's team as it is easily the best club Jn Cincinnati and the backing could not be improved On. ' ; Manager Davidson of the Rushville club states that he is glad the league was organized in Richmond last Sunday and that he believes it is the best thing that could happen for baseball in this section of the state. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. There is an old saying that "Nature cures, the doctor takes the fee," but as everyone1" knows you can help nature very much arid thereby enable it to effect a cure in much less time than is usually required. This is particularly true of colds. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy relieves the lungs, liquifies the tough mucous and ala in its expectoration, allays the tough and aids nature In restori; - the system to a healthy condition. It is pleasant to take and harmless as it contains no narcotic. Obtainable everywhere. adv. Italy harvests about 22,000 acres of tomatoes yearll, and the wastage amounts to practically nothing. SPECIAL NOTICE TO RICHMOND FOLKS We wish to announce we are exclusive Richmond agents for the simple mixture of buckthorn bark, glycerine, etc., known as Adler-1-ka. This remedy, used successfully for appendicitis, is the most THOROUGH bowel cleanser we ever sold. It is so powerful that ONE SPOONFUL relieves almost ANY CASE of constipation, sour or gassy stomach. Adler-i-ka never gripes, is safe to use and the INSTANT action is surprising. C. Thistlethwaite, druggist. adv.

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The high school : basket ball team defeated the Milton high school team Tuesday night In a score of 4i to 10. Allison has fully recovered from his Injuries. The scores of the local team were made by Winter, Dif fenderfer and Behr. The high school Freshies also defeated the Milton Freshies. JACKSONBURG Mrs. B. T. Reynolds Is not so well. Miss Frona Wickershr.'n visited her parents Sunday. Charles Miller and family of Tipton are visiting here. . Mrs. Nathan Scates and Mrs. Christine MlUer have the grip. The Aid society will meet with Mrs. Spence Gethers Thursday. Mrs. Orvel Dalley attended a club meeting at Richmond Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Alex. Klrby spent Sunday with their children at Hagerstown. Mrs. Amos Sarver of Hopeweu was operated on at Reld hospital Monday. The Kiser school will close Friday with the usual big dinner by the patrons. Mrs. Clifford Scates was hostess to a comnanv of friends Tuesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cook of Sulphur Snrinea snent Wednesday here with friends. . Thn odd Fellows have further Im nroved their hall by the addition cf srnaollnA lights. -Mr James Blose of Centerville, came Saturday to see her great-nephew Frank A. Kiser. Mrs. Martha Wieehart of Greensfork spent several days with her broth er, Robert Beeson, and family. LUMBER AND MILL WORK BUILDERS' SUPPLIES Lath. Lime. Cement, Cement Blocks and Brick. Sewer Pipe, Flue. Lining, Etc. Locust. Red Cedar. Chestnut, White Cedar and Cement Posts. STANDARD SUPPLY CO. Telephone No. 2459 Don't Buy an Oil Mop Until You See "The Wizard" 1 Quart of Oil Free. Cooper's Grocery Who DO a "an1-88 are lf

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