Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 40, Number 268, 22 October 1915 — Page 6

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39 DUY STOCK Fix! proposed ATHLETIC CLUB Enthusiastic Group of Men Forms Organization With S. J. Beebe as Presiding ' Officer. " Many efforts have been made in the past to form an athletic club In Richmond, but they have failed. Last night, a meeting was held at the Palladium office which came to a successful conclusion when tentative plans were made for an organization. ; Sporting matters in general were discussed and the possibilities of the scope of such a club were gone into. Speeches were made on methods of organization. Alfred Bavis. John Ulrich, George Bretam, S. J. Beebe, Robert Stauber, Benjamin Hill, Gath Freeman. Clarence Hampton, Louis - Whitesell, Sam Vigran. Dr. Snyder, Ramsey Poundstone, Walter McWhinney, 'L. P. Meredith, Roland Nusbaum, Victor Newman, Dr. Duffin, Elmer Eggemeyf and H. H. Diddlebock were present. , Beebe Takes Chair. , After the meeting had been called to order S. J. Beebe was suggested as chairman and was unanimously elected. Sam Vigran was appointed temporary secretary and was later succeeded by H. H. Diddlebock. The chair appointed a committee of five for the purpose of organization, Eggemeyer, Duffin, Brehm and Ulrich, with himself as chairman. In. order' that something definite might be arrived at. Attorney Gath Freeman was requested to draw up a paper for stock subscriptions, as it Is the purpose to organize a stock company with a capital of $5,000, and on his doing so thirty-nine shares were subscribed, with- the understanding that this money was to be used for preliminary expenses, and that more itcck will be taken later, r Benjamin Hill -was appointed temporary -treasurer. The meeting adjourned to assemble again at the Palladium office, Monday evening, November 1, at 8 o'clock.

YETS ANNEX THREE FROM SPARTAN FIVE

The vets to6k almhree 6 from- the Spartans last night at the City alleys In ; the Kaysee race and the seating capacity was too small to accommodate the crowd. Felix Cronin's fancy work' in , making some difficul splits kept the rooters on edge. The summary: - Spartans. ,

1st. 2d. 3d. Total. Av 151 147 144 442 147 158 140 122 420 140 134 113 143 390 130

Riser Ill 166 171 448 lift

Knauber .... 144 144 155 443 lis

payers G. O'Brien H. Crump.

Zwissler

Totals 698 710 735 2142

PayerB p. , Mercurio A. Pfeiffer. . J. P. O'Brien F. Cronin. . . Burk . . t Totals

Vets. 1st. 2d. 155 159 148 135 177 166 196 124 138 172

3d. Total. Av

153 467 156 164 447 149 180 523 174 170 490 163 190 500 167

PIIEGGS EtlTEQ TIE FOR HOST none

The Pheggs took two cos last night at the "Y

tied with the - leaders race. The summary: Natcos. Payers-- 1st. 2d. Eikenberry. . 136 143 Plkola 125 113 Kuckenbrode 165 137 Parkes ..... 140 168 Asbury 195 117

. Totals Payers Green .... Gentle Erk Hadley-. . . Price Totals ..

. 761 678 Pheggs. 1st. 2d. .172 168 . 121 140 . 168 140 t 130 127 ,.1 139 150

from the Nat- ! and axe now

in the league

3d. Total. Av 13$ 408 v 136 119 357 i 119 140 '442 147 129 437 145 173 485 161 700 2129 ... 3d. Total. Av 143 483 161 165 426 142 183 491 163 168 . 425 141 158 447 149

.730 725 817 2272

FREAK PLAY STAGED IN WORLDS CONTEST

The recent world series combat furnished a play that can challenge for the title of "The Funniest Play in Baseball." It was in the eighth inning of the fifth game. The Phillies were at bat. With two men out, Cravath got a base on balls, and Dugey ran for him. Luderus then took his place at the plate, and on the third ball pitched Dugey tried to steal second. Gary's throw to Scott beat Dugey to second, Scott touched Dugey sliding into the bag and Bases Umpire O'Loughlin waved out Dugey, retiring the side. The Phillies - started to take their places in the field and the Red Sox started in for their dugout when it was noticed that Luderus was putting up some sort of protest to behind-the-plate-umplre Klem. He pointed to his shirt bosom. Klem solemnly examined the shirt, then majestically raised his hand, walked to the center of the field and conferred with Umpire O'Laughlin. "What's coming off here, anyway? queried the crowd. The mystification was increased when Klem sent Luderus to first base and Dugey to second, and it continued until an official explained that ' the pitch made by Foster which Cady had thrown to Scott, had grazed the chest of Luderus, entitling him to first base, and giving Dugey second base, and nullifying the out made when Dugey tried to steal second.

HIGH " OPENS SEASON

The high school boys will meet Mooreland at the "Y" tonight at g;15 o'clock. rThere Is a lot of enthusiasm among the students as the 'locals are picked as. winners. . V "" As this is the opening of the local basketball season the gym will be overcrowded and it will be well to get there early.

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MASON DRIVE PUG UP AGAINST ROPES

Crowded to the ropes by a rain of rights and lefts to the head, Johnie Stevens, of Columbus, Ohio, in the fifth of what was to have been a tenround go with Frankie Mason at Franklin hall Monday evening, waved hie arms to the referee and brought the fight to an end with a claim that he had been fouled. "He hit me low," cried Stevens, crumbling up in his corner "I beg your pardon," said Mason, his opponent, visibly affected. Amid jeers from the crowd Stevens left the ring and refused to go further. Referee Sullivan stopped the 'ight.

BOY, SO, TO PLAY

HARTFORD CITY, Ind., Oct. 22. Prof. William Reed, 80, will don a basketball uniform and play with the high school faculty basketball team Friday.

New York is the largest candy-con-euming center in the world.

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LATERAL PASS FAILS UIIESS VERY SWIFT

. . NEW YORK. Oct 22. Is the lateral pern a-'failure?: Yale 'perfected it but whet ' has Tale accomplished . with It? It used it against Princeton last year with some success, but it's use was a fliver In the Harvard, .game. . Yale tried It against Virginia and Lehigh this year and it hasn't brought results. The play la one of the prettiest In football and looks like one of the most effective, but the great, trouble seems to be the slowness of execution. If the line could back the enemy, the lateral pass would - be a wonder in making gains but no line can hold long enough. ""

The play consists of the center passing to the quarterback, the quarterback passing to one of the, backs farther along toward the enemy's goal line, and this back, in turn, passing to another player either an end or back. A lateral pass, successfully made, is good for a gain of from 20 to 40 yards, but it's success is hampered by the fact that the play is so slow that the opposition players have a chance to break through the line even before the second pass is made, and lay in wait for the ball as it Is thrown.

RICHMOND EXPECTS TO TAKE CAMBRIDGE

Richmond is confident that when

Cambridge comes down here Sunday that it will get the most severe drub

bing in its career and all the locacl

players are priming themselves up for

the event.

It is likely that WaUing will be In the box and Sullivan who will be in

Charge of the nine does not think that

the visitors will be able to hit him.

Minner is quite anxious to start and it all depends on the form shown in

the workouts which man will be used

QUAKERS EXPECT. J TO TAKE HANOVER

Earlham is ready for the game with Hanover tomorrow, and . is confident of victory, as Rose Poly won from that team this season by a large score.' .. ., Yesterday Coach "Whiteside devoted the entire practice to passing the ball, and' had the boys stepping every minute. There was -less fumbling than ever before, and on some of the forward pass formations big gains are looked for. ' -. Bruner, Peacock and Fellers will be out of the game on account of injuries. A ;5;-'- - ' '

Mra. Winston Churchill, whose home 1b at Cornish, N. H... is in constant demand .as a speaker; for suffrage. . :

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The Historian of the Family Pictures of all that goes to make your home, tell a story that for you and yours have an Interest eternal. Enables you to date and title each negative at the time the exposure is made, adds the needed touch. We - have Autographic. Kodaks, $6.00 up. A Kodak makes a fins Xmaa Gift.

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Phone 1217 712 Main St. - The Place for Quality. 1

NEW YORK. Oct. 22. From nameleas waif in a foundling home to. heir to a fortune estimated at 940,000,000

is the transformation wrought by the

adoption of little "John Doe No. 104" by Mr. and Mrs. ; Finley J, Shepard. "John Doe No. 104," now . about .five years -old, was found, on the steps of St. Patrick's cathedral one night in September. 1914. -,-, , v ---He was sent to a children's home in Dobbs Ferry, where his childish beauty attracted the attention of Mrs. Shepard, who bebfore .her marriage was Helen Gould.

OFFICERS NAMED

CAMBRIDGE: CITY, Ind, Oct. 22. The following nomination for town officers were made at a convention held at Mount Auburn Saturday .night: James Hunt, councilman First ward; Elbert Huddleston. Third wark; clerk and treasurer, Frank Morrow.

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Llnvllle Wallace is having his trees trimmed; Richard Scott of Cambridge -Cltn fesi -the wiwhv-i 5,f-y.i i-i. Miss Mary Hunt, who has been the seY"pY';rtat returned home Thursday., t . ;".. Olin Davis, is assisting the Hursfs Opera House orchestra at Cambridge Cityi this week with the drum. . ; j i The ladles of the M.. K. church are quite busy..:, They have several Quilts

off hands.: v .- '.-s ' f Mrs. W, HSwbpe was the guest of

her sister, . Mrs. .Ly aia nuaaieston at rmtihriilr rtr Wednesdavl

. The Riverside flour mills are forced

to; idleness for a time.. . Some of . the machinery, is . broken. . ; ; v : M ' Martha. Stnvtr ' entertained : at

dinner Miss B. M. Kern. Mesdames

Anna M. Rpthermel ana f annie emsei, in ; honor of her guests, Mesdames

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executive. The writers of the letters-!

stated : that many acts : of ; violence would follow - unless Governor Spry commuted to- life imprisonment the sentence of Joseph Hillstrom. Swedish poet, and philosopher. .'who. la- to be shot to death by a firing suad next month, t I , v"' ' ."'"' - "v" x-

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Picture Framing Let us frame your pictures. Our new line of fall mouldings is now complete All the latest styles and designs. Richmond Art Store The Place to Buy Your Gifts. 829 Main Street.

1027 Main Street

Phone 2577

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