Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 40, Number 141, 27 May 1915 — Page 6

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGKAM. THURSDAY. MAY 27. 1915

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GASH PRIZES AWAIT MOTORCYCLE RIDERS AFTER EATON RACE Cash prizes, aggregating one hun-1 drert dollars, will be awarded to winners of the three, five, ten and fifteen mile annual motorcycle races which will be held by the Richmond Motorcycle club at the Fairgrounds halfmile track at Eaton on the afternoon of Decoration Day, May SO. Because of the privilege which permits prospective racers to file their names up until a half hour before the races begin, there have been no entries and it will not be known how many motorcyclists will compete un til the events are actually under way. I Most of the members of the local club are refraining from announcing their intentions to participate in the races but many are expected to enter. Any member of the Federation of American Motorcyclists is eligible to compete in the races and riders are expected from Eaton, Dayton, Indianapolis and other cities including Richmond. A crowd of three thousand people is expected to witness the races this year. SLACK HUNTS MEN TO BOLSTER SQUAD Lon Slack will try out five new men on his Eastbaven. S. A. L. team his next game in another effcrt to bring his team around where it will not be the "easy meat" of the league. He has recruited five players from the Home Telephone team among whom are Moss, a good hitter and twirler, Vanuse, another man who can wield the willow. Red Marine has been on Lon's trail for the past two weeks in an effort to get Petey Kemp who belongs to Lon but as yet has not shown up for a game with the Eastbaven team. Lon slated this morning that he would in all probability let Kemp go to Red's team, although he would like to have liim if he could be depended upon to show up for a few games. The Easthaven and Vigrans will remain idle over Saturday so as to not offer opposition to the S. A. L. benefit came at Athletic Park. They will play their game off later in the season. An effort was made to have them play it off on Monday but as several of Lon's tram could not get away from their work on that day the plan fell through. DRIVE TO SPEEDWAY AROUSES MOTORISTS Scores of Richmond automobiles and machines from various parts of Wavne tountv will be represented in the hundreds which will be seen on all roads leading to Indianapolis Sat-! urday morning before and after the! .'00 mile motor sweepstakes. l.m al caraee pranlovps are exDRCted i to be busy for two days previous to j the races preparing the cars tor their trip. The number of Richmond people who will attend the races will depend largely upon the weather though several have announced their determination to run their car.; throuch to Indianapolis rain or shine. Turtle soup all day Thursday and Friday at Henry Pardieck's, South Fifth and E ctpaatc 2b-2t Til V. lOt

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NEWS

Baseball Standings NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Won Lost Pet Philadelphia IS 11 .621 Chicago 20 13 .606 Brooklyn 15 15 .500 St. Louis 16 17 .485 Pittsburg 15 16 .484 Boston 15 16 .484 Cincinnati 12 17 .414 New York 11 17 .393

Yesterday's Results. No games played; rain. Games Tqday. Chicago at Philadelphia. St. Louis at New York. Pittsburg at Brooklyn. Cincinnati at Boston. AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Won Lost Pet. Chicago 24 12 .667 Detroit 23 13 .639 New York 17 14 .548 Boston 13 14 .4S1 Washington 14 17 .452 St. Louis 14 20 .412 Cleveland 13 19 .406 Philadelphia 12 21 .364

Yesterday's Results. Chicago, 7; New York. 6. Detroit, 10; Washington, 5. Games TodayNew York at Chicago. Washington at Detroit. Philadelphia at Cleveland. FEDERAL LEAGUE,

Won. Lost. Pet. Chicago 21 14 .600 Pittsburg 21 14 .600 Kansas City 19 14 .576 Newark 19 16 .543 Brooklyn 17 16 .515 St. Louis 15 16 .484 Baltimore .....13 21 .382 Buffalo 10 24 .294

Yesterday's Results. Brooklyn, 6; Pittsburg, 3. Buffalso at Chicago Cold weather. No others played; rain. Games Today. Newark at Chicago. Baltimore at Kansas City. Brooklyn at St. Louis. Buffalo at Pittsburg. AMERICAN ASSOCIATION Won Indianapolis 21 Kansas City 18 Milwaukee 19 Louisville 19 St. Paul Ifi Cleveland 14 Minneapolis 3 2 Yesterday's Results. Milwaukee, 6; Columbus, 1. St. Paul, 5; Indianapolis, 1. Louisville, 2; Minneapolis, 0. Cleveland at Kansas City, rain KENNEY EYES BACON Harry Bacon may be Kenney's offer-, ing in the box Sunday. While talking over the possibilities of a regular twirler for the club last Sunday Dick let fall the hint that Bacon might make ; a good man for the club but would go j no further in that direction so it is ta- j ken for granted by the club's officials that Bacon is to be approached this week with an offer to twirl regularly. He is considered a good man and was j wanted by Richmond last year but was offered better inducements elsewhere. Dick also has several other! men under his eye and promises to ' have a good one Sunday. Many Nova Scotia coal mines are now electricall equipped. $1485

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INDIANAPOLIS, May 27. The city of Indianapolis has thrown away its municipal key and opened the door to the thousands of visitors who will throng its confines for the Indianapolis 500-mile race, Saturday, May 29. Hotels are making preparations for the greatest crowd in history, while the local newspapers, and the speedway, are conducting room bureaus to take care oi the overflow. No one who has never been to the Hoosier capital for a 500-mile contest can realize the frantic activity that ensues with this event. Regular business ceases and the entire city transforms itself into a carnival. Swarms oi motor cars fill the streets night and day, threading packed masses of humanity that flow down the thoroughfares like a mighty torrent. The babel of countless voices fills the air, pierced by the shriek of sirens and the clamor of exhausts. A 500-mile race, as run at Indianapolis, is one of the mvforgetable experiences of human life. The town is just the size to give the proper setting to the contest. It is not submerged ! or. obscured by other events that may be going one, but rules as the supreme feature of the day. In this respect it will always stand unrivalled. BOOKS WESTVILLE NINE White's Reserves will offer for the next attraction at Ratliff's Park Sunday. May 30, the Westville squad of ball tossers. The Westville aggregation is considered a pretty lively organization this year, having defeated the Boston team Sunday by the score of 5 to 2. Chester Surface of New Hope will do the twirling for the visitors. Roy Schattel will be back at his old place, the center garden, for White, while it is probable that a few of the old players will also fall in line. WANTS HOME GAMES An independent team composed of several veteran and amateur players of Rushville has organized to play at home when the Rushville team is out of tvn. The team has not yet been named but is looking for fast games. Nick Tompkins will captain the team and play the third sack. Nutritious Delicious You know the tonic properties of malted milk; the energy of beef juices; the nourishment of pure, sweet milk; the blood-building value of Hemo&lobin all this and more in Herao. That's why Hemo is more than malted milk. That's why it nourishes tae weakened system Writ a for libera MampUu Thompson's Malted t-ood company Waukeifaa. Wia. Price nearly $2000 less Delivery $985 Chassis only. Bodits $100 up.

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STATE LINE

Joslah Brower and family, were in Ricu.iu.oud friday. Harry Campbell is the owner of a touring car. Born, to Mrs. Clarence Moore, last Thursday afternoon, a son. Edward Druley is planning to build a new barn in the near future. Mrs. Matilda Massy returned to the home of John Brower Friday. Dortan Moore, Walter Parks and son Oran, were shoppers in Richmond Saturday afternoon. Glenna Brower has returned to her home at Friendship after a few days visit with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. John Brower. William Brower and family spent last Tuesday at the home of John Brower. Miss Glenna remained for a few days' visit, and Mrs. Matilda Massy accompanied them home. WATCHES FOR SOLDIERS. BERNE, May 27. The British government is about to place an order among Swiss firms for several million wrist watches. In future every British soldier before proceeding to the front will be provided with one of these articles. Turtle soup, Geo. Muey's, Friday and Saturday. tnur tf GOING FISHING? Come in and see the most complete line of Fishing Tackle in the city. MORNADAY'S ARDWARE Buy COOLER'S Blend Coffee Chas. E. Werking Architect and Building Superintendent. Room 2. Leeds Bldg. HAUCK'S FAMOUS GOLDEN EAGLE BEER Now on tap from wood, at KELLEY'S, 815 North E Always on Hand

REPORT INHERITANCE ON DOUGAN ESTATE Mrs. Helen L. Dougan, widow of John B. Dougan. received $83,485.90, according to the report on Inheritance

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tax made today by th executors. Oliver H. Bogue and Samuel Gaar, .to Deputy Treasurer Jackson. Mr. Dougan left sums of money to a number of former servants and friends. Among these were John D. Rea. $1,000; Henry Lohman. $500; Katie Tbesig, $500; Moses Gee, $300. The remainder of the estate was divided between Martha Fosler, a sister.

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