Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 40, Number 182, 14 July 1915 — Page 6

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CHANCE TO END HIGH IN LEAGUE OPEN TO REDS Little More Than 100 Points Separates Tailenders and Leaders - in National Cir cuitNew Men Signed. By C. H. ZUBER. CINCINNATI, July 14. At the ntiog of tb presidents ot the various National League clubs in New York on Monday eight claims -were filed for the pennant. And the strange nui apoui mese claims is mat an are founded on something more substantial than . hope or hot air. With points petween the leaders and the tailenders, and nearly three months In which charigM may b made-tnare Is a chance for finy of the teams now down In the race to forge to the front. ; Tk the Brooklyn team as an exampla of poaslbllttiea, Less , than ; three weeks ago Robinson's men were today they are within striking dis tance of first place, a position they may hold before the end of the present week. And so the Reds, even though they are some distance down the ladder as regards position, are not so badly oft In the matter of percentages; and with the pitching they have been getting, and the new talent coming in, there still is excellent pros pect for a high finish. Signs More Players. That the Cincinnati management is anxious to get together an agregation that will cut some ice for the rest of this season Is evidenced by the three purchases of players made during the past week, all of whom will be available for service during the next few days. One of the recruits already- is at work, this being Infielder Billy Rodgers, secured from the Boston Americans and now being used at second base. A six-foot outfielder by the name of Williams Is slated to relieve Tommy Leach in center, and a pitcher of the aame of McHenry is en route from the northwest to assist the hurling, department. As opportunity offers other tars will be added in order tnat Manaar 'Heraosr may finish the season with some eclat, and nave material on hand for a flying start in 1916. The Reds have one notable accom nllshment to their credit on their pres ent eastern trip, and that is the an nihilation of their most famous jinx, OhritHe Mathewson For years Matty had the Reds feeding out of his hand On one occasion h went three years nr so without suffering defeat at their hands. However, on the occasion of the last, visit of the Giants to Cincinnati Matty barely escaped an awful walloping, and on Monday, at the Polo around s. the Reds drove him to the woods. This means that in the future they'll tackle the "Old Master" with some degree of confidence and that's froinir to Rive them more victories over the Giants in days to come than they had In the past. In 1870 about 53 per cent of employ ed women were engaged in "domestic and personal service"; in 1910 only 3Z.6 per cent were so engaged. S.A.L. BALLOT My choice for the all-star team follows: First Base Second Base Third Base. Shortstop Left Field.. Center Field t Right Field Catcher Pitcher Manager.

Baseball Standings

NATIONAL LEAGUE. Won lost Pet Philadelphia Chicago St. Louis .......... Brooklyn .......... Pittsburg .......... 39 ,33 .542 40 . 41 . 38 . 38 34 .541 38 .519 36 .514 37 .507 36 .478 New York 33 Cincinnati 32 Boston 33 37 .464 43 .434 Yesterday' Results. New York, 4; Chicago, 3. Pittsburg, 3-6; Boston, 1-7. Philadelphia, 8; St. Louis, 0. Cincinnati, 5; Brooklyn, 1. . Games Today. Chicago at New York (2). St. Louis at Philadelphia. Cincinnati at Brooklyn. Pittsburg at Boston. AMERICAN LEAGUE. Won Lost Pet Chicago 50 28 Boston 46 .27 Detroit 47 31 New York -.....v..". 40 -$6 Washington 35 39 St. Louis 29 45 Philadelphia 28 ...4? Cleveland ............ 27 47 Yesterday's Results. Chicago, 7; Philadelphia, 0. Boston, 7-5; Cleveland, 3-6. Washington, 3-0; St. Louis, 2-3. Detroit, 3-8; New York, 2-10. Games Today. Philadelphia at Chicago. Washington at St. Louis. New York at Detroit. Boston at Cleveland (2). .641 .630 .603 .519 .473 .392 .373 .365 FEDERAL LEAGUE.

Won. Lost. Pet St. Louis 44 31 .587 Kansas City 45 32 .584 Chicago 43 32 .573 Pittsburg 40 35 .533 Newark 40 36 .526 Brooklyn ............ 33 45 .423 Buffalo 32 47 .405 Baltimore 28 47 .373

Yesterday's Results. Chicago, 2; St. Louis. 0. Kansas City, 1; Pittsburg, 0. Brooklyn, 6; Baltimore, 5. Newark at Buffalo; rain. Games Today. Chicago at St. Louis. Kansas City at Pittsburg. Brooklyn at Baltimore. Newark at Buffalo. AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

Won Lost PcL St. Paul 46 35 .568 Indianapolis 46 36 .561 Cleveland 39 36 .520 Kansas City .41 41 .500 Minneapolis ..40 40 .500 Louisville .. 39 41 .487 Milwaukee , 38 42 .475 Columbus 31 40 .387

Yesterday's Results. Milwaukee, 6; Columbus, 2. St Paul, 7; Indianapois, 2. Minneapolis. 4; Louisville, 3. Cleveland-Kansas City; rain. Today's Games. Indianapolis at St. Paul. Columbus at Milwaukee. Cleveland at Kansas City. Louisvile at Minneapolis. HIBBERD ENTERS MEET Wilbur Hibberd of this city is one of four Indiana golfers who has entered the Western amateur golf championship tournament to be held at the Mayfield Country club in Cleveland, July 19-24. Entries closed last night with 153 players listed fbr the qualifying rounds. Nearly all of the prominent players of the Western Gold association, including Chick Evans, present champion and three times winner of the title since 1909 are entered. NATCOS TO MEET Every member of the Natco baseball club is urged to be present at a business meeting which wil be held at 7:30 o'clock tomorrow evening in the Y. M. C. A. building. The manaiser declares that business of importance will be considered. All British Indian regiments wear th turban, except the Gurkhas, who wear a little round cap.

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SPORT The Giants remind one of the Rus sian army. Beaten to a frazzle on numerous occasions, its doughty leader continues to issue official bulletins stating that the heating was suffered for strategic reasons only, and asking the public to "wait until we get started." : i Women want to be enfranchised. They claim they have as much right to vote as men. They assert they are just as brainy and then they go and wear furs in the summer. Everybody's beginning to feel sorry for Tom Cowler, the Australian heavyweight, who was brought to these shores by one James J. Corbett. The sorrow isn't occasioned by . Cowler's fighting ability. He looks like a battler. But the folks here are sorry for f Y COBB LEADS ALL

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Ty Cobb is not only the star player in the American league. He is t rorld's greatest diamond performer. At present he is leading the Ami lean league in batting, number of hits made, runs scored, stolen bases rhat not. Hejwg a-batting average well above .400.

a err . OAe tvr UF COAL. A BUDGE him because Jim Corbett has jlnxed him. Jim calls him "the coming heavyweight champion of the world," ,Jim ranks as the worst little picker In the country. Gamblers always wait until Jim picks his winner for a coming fight and then they bet on the other fellow and they usually cash their bets. And now Jim picks Tow Cowler to win the heavyweight championship at some future date. Poor Thomas! Benny Kauff is more to be pitied than censured. The praise heaped upon him during the past year went to his head and caused him to become afflicted with one of the most exaggerated cases of ego in baseball history. Benny may recover and he may not. But even if he does he has lost for all time the high esteem in which the fans once held him. STARS EVERYWHERE

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THEY NOW? THE COAL BUSINESS ictr Hes esv ferry Hi foa OoiTe a wfue A HO C06B TO HOLC -And Urc is ArVuT "We aVo TO Pt MOST Of FIND DAIRIES GLEAN Considering the hot weather of the last few days, dairies, meat markets and groceries which supply Richmond homes with food are in excellent condition, according to Dr. Lou Clem, dairy Inspector, who has been making the rounds the last week. Warm days put the sanitary conditions ot these businesses to a severe test, Dr. Clem said. An inspector from the state health department is expected to visit the city sometime this month and make an inspection of the dairies, which Dr. Clem said, ranked far above the average for the corresponding time a year ago. WEBSTER. Mr. .and Mrs. Elmer Christopher of Richmond were the Sunday guests ot Mr. Leo. Burnett and family. . Mrs. Walter Brown of Chicago came Sunday to spend the remainder of the summer with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clem Oler. Several attended Fathers Day ser vices at the M. E. church Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Alice King of Richmond spent Tuesday at her farm north of town. . Miss Meda Brown of Richmond is home on a two weeks vacation. Mrs. Samuel Miller la spending a few days with Mrs. Morris McCoy of Richmond who is ill with tonsilitis. Mrs. Nathan Wills is visiting Mr. Harry Whitacre and family of near Chester. Prlscllla club will meet in Beeson's Grove west of town Wednesday afternoon. COLLECTS ANTIQUES NEW PARIS, O., July 14. Much Interest Is being manifested in the exhibit which is to be held at the library for four days, beginning July 27. The committee is gathering up old relics in the way of furniture, bric-a-brac, wearing apparel and wishes to state that all exhibits will be made under glass of the articles which are small enough to be shown. ' CALLS INSTALLATION. "NEW PARIS,"' o., July n: fin Monday night, July 19, a called meeting of the Huldah Rebekah lodge will be held at which time installation of the new officers will occur as well as the initiation of two candidates. Refreshments wlli be cerved at the close of the work and a general good social time enjoyed. The meeting is called for 7:30 p. m. sharp. DUBLIN PLAYS ECONOMY. ECONOMY. lnd., July 14. The Dublin baseball team is scheduled to play here next Sunday afternoon.

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FLUSHED 8. LEARNER'S ADDRESS OPENS CLUB ROOMS Trinity Lutheran Church Entertains in House Provided for Male Members. The value of a social center for the young men ot the church and the need of church . members' companionship was emphasized by Ellis M. Learner, secretary of the Y. M. C. A. who delivered an Interesting address at the opening of the club house for the male members of the Trinity Lutheran church, last night. The Trinity church directors recently purchased the property adjacent to the church and remodeled the building and furnished it to permit of its Use as a club house by the men of the church Last night the club house was thrown open to the members of the congregation with an appropriate program of music and addresses. A good representation of the congregation was present. The program consisting of Mr. Learner's address and songs by Soloist Mrs. Charles Igleman and Quartet! music by Messrs. Bucher, Stauber, Drifmeyer, Igleman and Otte, was delivered In the basement of the church. Ezra Weidner presided. After the program refreshments were served. Charles W. Jordan was to have-de CUBAN HAS BIG IDEA OF HIS OWN WORTH Angelo Aragon, the Cuban player, who has been holding down an infield job with the Richmond team, was asked to name his own terms to play with the Brooklyn Federals. Me sent in his own valuation of his services as follows: "Give me $5,000 down and a contract for $4,000 for a year." Manager Lee Magee replied: "Sorry I can't give you a steam yacht and the Woolworth building, too. Knowing you couldn't be happy without them, I guess we'd better call it Off." At that Aragon may not have priced his services too high. He is a good infielder and fast on the bases. BRIEFS 1 NOTICE. -I have purchased a hemstitching machine, the only one in the city, am prepared to do the work at home, 10c a yard on all materials. Phone 1601 or send to 59 S. 17th st. 8-7t You can't cover blackheads, pimples, red spots on the face with powder; they're bound to be seen don't worry or spoil your temper, take Holllster's Rocky Mountain Tea each week 'twill banish them through the blood, the only sure way. 35c. Foster Drug Co. Adv.

livered the address bat was called out of the city and Mr. Learner who r turned from his vacation at Kokome consented to speak.

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