Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 40, Number 121, 2 April 1915 — Page 6

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, ' FRIDAY, APRIL 2, 1915.

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WILLARD READY FOR BIG FIGHT WITHJOIINSON Doctors Say Aspirant in Good Form WWIeMwnroe Claims Jack Shows Great Speed. BY FRANK G- MENKEHAVANA, April 2. Doctors who have examined Willard say he is in marvelous condition. Wiljard himself is confident of victory. He hopes to land a right swing early In the fight, but declared today that he will hot take any chances of landing this blow, but will fight cautiously. George Munroe, former bantam weight champion, who saw Johnson before be fought Jeffries, Flynn and Moran, 6ays that the champion's condition is perfect. "His speed is bewildering," said Munroe. "His muscles are hardened to a point, -where they will resist any blow to the body. His jaw is the strongest of any man's in the world and able to resist even the terrific wallops of Willard." It is rumored that Johnson may shift his fighting plans and instead of waiting for Willard to come to him will rush the big cowboy off his feet right from the start. Women are talcing a keen interest in the fight and it is expected between five hundred and eight hundred of the fair sex will witness the bout. There is plenty of Johnson money in sight, but his backers are refusing to wager any of their money at the prevailing odds, saying that they are prohibitive. They insist that the odds should not be more than 2 to 1 and won't bet any money at anything over that figure.

TRACK MEN WORK UNDER COACH NOHR High School Athletes Begin Practice Outdoors at Playgrounds. "Someone is badly mixed in his information," says Physical Director Nohr of the high school. "The report being circulated that the high school men would be under the guidance of Coach Whiteside? is way off." The thinly clads of the red and white men will do the major part of their practicing at the Playgrounds making it impossible for Whiteside to coach them. Weather permitting the first baseball practice will be held next Monday night at the Playgrounds. Nohr while not predicting a World beater in his team this year believes that with the proper amount of good hard practice he can develop a team that will hold its own with the most of its opponents.

Willard in Shape

For Supreme Trial

SEEDERS

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STARS TO GRAB STARS HONORS Supporters of City Champions Believe They Can Defeat Sox Quigley's Collection of Speeders. POLO TONIGHT. All Stars A. S. M. Williams L..Quigley First rush.

Thompson Fry

Second rush. O. Quigley Evans Center. Griffith Williams Half. Bannon O'Metz Goal. The polo season ends tonight with the game between the All-Stars and A. S. M. Much is at stake for the Seeders. If they can manage to hammer out a win over Sox's crew they will have as good a right to lay claim to the championship of Indiana as their opponents. The All-Stars to date have won all their games with the Seeders right at their heels with but one lost. There are quite a few fans in Richmond who are confident that the trick can be accomplished by the Seeders. They say there Is not as much difference in the two teams as the score in their previous encounter showed.

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CITY LEAGUE. Y-Y-M's drew farther away from the Models last night when they captured all three games from the Braves. The winners improved with every game, starting with 889 and finishing the third game with 1,0004 pins. K. Meyer pulled down his high score, 191, in his third game, while Youngflesh of the winners was good for high total 573. Braves. 1st. 2d. 3d. Total K. Meyer .... 172 158 191 521 Green 148 161 136 445 Dr. Foster .... 169 173 157 499 Gillispie 165 165 165 495 King 159 170 140 469

Handicap 30 30 30 90

Totals 843 857 819 2,519 R-Y-M. 1st. 2d. 3d. Total B. Martin 177 185 171 533

Youngflesh ... 179 180 216 575 Bojer 164 157 187 50S

F. Fosler 120 165 147 432 R. Miller 169 166 203 53S

Handicap ... 80 80 80 240

Totals 889 933 1,004 2,826

ROHE WILL PERFORM ON RUSHYILLE TEAM

Connersville News seems to have

become a little mixed in their dates in telling its readers that the Indiana State league would hold its meeting Sunday at that place. If it is so, officials of the local club have not been informed of the change of date which was agreed upon at the last meeting to be held Sunday, April lltb. Another bit of information welcomed by the fans of the I. S. L. is that George Rohe, hero of the 1906 worlds series who has signed to play third for the Rusbville club this summer would surely play with them contrary to reports that he would be with Weihe's All-Pros of Cincinnati. The report probably arose out of the fact that he will be used by the All-Pros when they tackle the Pittsburg Federal league team in some pre-season games. Manager Kenny of the local club is sawing wood and keeping quiet these days so fans can rest assured that Dick has his club about set and is letting the otherp do the worrying out what be has In reserve.

LUCAS WILL PITCH AGAINST EARLHAM Ad-Hill Sends Strong Lineup to Battle With Brubaker's Youngsters. For their game with the Earlham bunch of baseball tossers tomorrow afternoon on Reid field the AdvanceHill combination will use the following lineup. On paper they appear to have a mighty strong combination, although the work will no doubt be a little ragged owing to the fact that but little outdoor practice has been indulged in by any of the boys. Hoggy Lucas has been getting his good right ar minto shape by playing indoor baseball for the past week and believes he is about ready to go a full game right now. Haas will do the receiving. Lineup: R. Jones, ss; Cooney, If; E. Knight, lstb; Lucas, p; Haas, c; Webb, cf; C. Knight, 2b; Winter, 3b; Martin, rf; Holmes, extra.

arbitration will be submitted to the committees at tonight's meeting of the S. A. L. at the Y. M. C. A. Final decision upon grounds to be used by the league will also be made. All managers are urged to be present promptly at 7:15 o'clock and to bring their full reserve list of all players and particularly of the new ones signed.

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