Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 40, Number 275, 30 October 1915 — Page 6
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OFFICERS STOP JEFFRIES FIGHT TO SAVE GARRY
Beth Boys Work Hard for Twelve Pretty Evenly Fought Rounds Jeffries Opens Ugly Cuts.
Ray Jeffries defeated Tommy Garry lest night at Dayton in the twelfth round of a scheduled fifteen-round boat Up' to the time the police stopped the light to say Garry from farther punfiatament, both boys were strong and going well. In the eleventh round Jeffries open!ed a gash over Garry's left eye, and the blood poured from it. In the twelfth Jeff followed up his advantage jand started the blood again with a i right swing that almost sent Garry to the floor. The blood was streaming jinto bis eyes, blinding him, and Jeff was hammering away at will when the police stopped the fight. Jeffries never made a better show Ing, and it must be said for Garry that he put up a bard and game battle. Jeff Starts Well. In the first round Jeff , had all the best of it, and sent Garry to the ropes with a left hook that took a little ginger out of him for a time. Garry recovered quickly, however, and the succeeding three rounds were about even. In the fifth Garry got in some good work and kept Jeff on the move all the time. It looked as though the local boy was tired in the sixth, but if he was, he recuperated rapidly and kept boring in. Both boys fought hard, and the infighting was clever. Referee Lou Bauman let the boys alone in the mix-ups and they went at It. Garry has a habit of using his bead and shoulders 'o advantage, but Jeff was ready for him and met him at his own game. Jeffries was swinging wild at times, nd both boys were playing hard for a knockout in every round, but neither could land. Garry kept after Jeffries' ntomach and landed hard on several occasions, but his blows did not seem to do any harm. While Garry was on his feet and far from being knocked out when the fight v.as stopped, he was staggering about the ring blinded and Jeffries was hitling him at will. Blily Bonson, Kid Gorman and Kill Tul'.is of Dayton were in Jeffries' corner, while Paul Booker, Andy Howell, Fracl Brand ford and Walter Eichner of Hiyton. looked after Garry. Jinjnjy Sheridan of , Chicago and VcutiK'Ncal cf Altoona ' went fifteen i-ifr.da -to a drav and put up a clever exhibition. Sh.ridan is a veteran, :!:!le Neal i? a newebmer, but he put. up a has and fast fight and had Sheridan guessi.. ; at times.
EARLHAM IN TRIM FOR DEPAUW CLASH
The Eariham squad left this morning for Greehcastle, their train being three quarters of an hour late. Coach Whiteside said Depauw was not going to have the easy time expected, as Eariham is fast, rounding into form and he expected at least, if he didn't win, to hold the score down to a narrow margin. Several new formations have been perfected and there is a decided improvement in the forward passing of the squad and a victory today would not come as a surprise. With one more week's work Whitesides is confident that he will have a team that will be able to compete with the strongest elevens in the circuit and he expects to win a majority of the games yet tot be played.
LIVED IN CONSTANT FEAR.
HAMMOND, Ind., Oct. 30. Joseph D. Cunningham, BO, feared arrest for nineteen years. He was once a general delivery clerk at Alexandria postoffice and stole $500. Tired of groundless fear he gave himself up only to find that his brother had made good the shortage shortly after his dls- , appearance.
AMATEUR FOOTBALL TEAMS WILL PLAY
Cambridge City football team goes to Hagerstown to open the season with the team at that place, while the Richmond team plays in Rishville. Hagerstown, Cambridge City, Williamsburg and Greensfork have elevens this -year and it has been proposed to play a series of games for the Wayne county championship and a suitable trophy be given to the -winner. . (:: . Richmond will have its first try-out Sunday and the boys have all the confidence in the world, although they lack practice. The material Is here for a strong eleven but It's team-work that counts largely and this cannot be had without lots of work together. Five or six games can be played in each town before the snow flies and such a series of games should prove interesting.
MACHINES WIN
' The Machines took two from the
Seeding team at the "Y" alleys last night in the A. S. M. league. The last frame was won by four pins and was hardly contested. Ulrich had the high score with 208 and made the high average of 169. The summary: Machines. Player 1st. 2d. 3d. Total. Av. TJlrich 163 208 137 608 169 Hoday 137 145 156 438 146 Longnecker.. 150 97 163 410 136 Jeffries 125 187 133 445 148 Ellis... 125 147 178 450 150
Total . . . Player O'Brien Heater ... Owens .... Weber .... Weyman .
700 784 Seeding. 1st. 2d.
159 157 140 151 149
185 162 147 119 138
767 2251 ... 3d. Total. Av. 127 471 157
115 434 186 475 149 419 186 473
144 158 139 157
COUNTY HONORS TO DE SETTLED HERE TOMORROW
Cambridge City has sent word to George Brehm that . they, are coming down to Athletic park tomorrow and give the Richmond boys some instructions in the art of playing baseball. Kerlin is reported to be in fine form and says the locals will not be able to see his steam. Walling will twirl for the locals and as C. C, only got two hits off his delivery last Sunday things, look bright for Richmond. Settles Championship. The Richmond bunch has faced Kerlin twice and beaten: him once and think that they : have solved all the puzzlers that he can deliver, and that they will repeat. The winner of tomorrow's game- will be declared the champions of Wayne county and both teams are anxious to cop the honor. Manager Sam VIgran will direct his men tomorrow and Sam is confident of winning. ; "Foxy" was out of town last Sun
day when Richmond , took Cambridge
into camp and he is more than anxious
to see them repeat the trick. The
game will be called promptly at 2 : 30.
OPENS NEW AGENCIES
Union county has been added to the field of operation cf the Central Auto
Agency for the sale of the Monroe and
the Chevrolet. This additional terri
tory was heralded with delight by the local agents and it is believed that little trouble will be experienced in placing a large number of these popular models in that county the next few months.! - -.'-..
Totals 756 761 763 2272
MODELS TAKE TWO
With a larger handicap, the Models annexed two games in the Business Men's league last night at the City alleys and the race in the City league is becoming interesting. Hadley was in fine form last night and rolled 255 in the last frame, but King played more consistently all through the evening and made an average of 189 taking the honors in that end of the game. The summary:
Keystones. - 1st. 2d. ..: 3d. Total Av
Players Handicap . Green Schneider Custis Meyer ....
79 171 183 152 173
79 79 166 166 137 181
King 215
136 142 161
142 204 181
503 501 430 519 557
168 167 14'i 173 189
COACH ROACH DEVELOPS GOOD BASKETBALL MATERIAL
A lot of good basketball material is being developed at the "Y" by Coach Roach. There are a number of gymnastic classes there that work out both day and night. Many of the boys have developed into classy players and give promise of great things in the future.
FOOTOALL DEVOTES": CROWD IIIDIAIIAPLOIS
INDIANAPOLIS. Oct' ' 30. With football devotees of Indianapolis keyed up to a fever heat, hundreds of old grads from all parts of the Middle West, and with special trains bearing crowds from all sections of the state, the capital city today "ooxed" football. Everywhere the chief topic, of conversation was the Indiana-Washington and Lea game scheduled for 2 o'clock at Washington park. The Coaches of the two teams announced early' that their gridiron gladiators were, fit, for the fray - and each expressed confidence of victory. ' -" Betting - generally favored ' the Virginians at about 10 to ?. Nevertheless big bundles of money ' were in evidence to back the Bloomington aggregation. ' --...-
. Fully 5,000 football enthusiasts were at the Union Station to greet: the -big
delegation of rooters arriving from
out of town.
M'CONAIIA RETURNS FROM AUTO TOUR
; Walter McConaha of the, McConaha company has just returned from a trip through Georgia and was rather disappointed that the carload of Maxwells received this week had all been sold before his return for he derives a lot of pleasure selling the Maxwell car. There is just one Maxwell . left at the salesroom and Mr. McConaha Is guarding that with an eagle eye for be wants to sell It himself. ' While in Georgia Mr. McConaha talked with several members of the state' legislature and one of them was the man who cut the rope that killed Leo Frank. - " According to the statement of this man there was never a doubt of
Frank's guilt and he got just what
was coming to him. Mh. McConaha spent some time In Marietta and Valdosta and took sev
eral long automobile trips. The roads
in the south are in fine condition and the efforts of the men interested ' In
the promotion of the Dixie and Na
tional highways are showing results
Totals 973 821 Models. Players 1st. 2d. Handicaps . . 88 S8 Dennis 168 185 Cooney 136 179 Erk 179 194 Helmick .... 187 172 Hadley 143 152
953 2510
3d. 88 156 148 172 183 255
Total Av
509 463 545 542 550
170
154!
182 181 183
Totals 901 970 1002 2609
RESERVES WILL PLAY
As a curtain raiser to the big game tomorrow the Richmond Reserves and Union Giants will meet at Athletic park at 12 o'clock. It has been arranged, however, that their game will stop at 2 o'clock, no matter what the score may be at that time. This
means that there will be baseball from noon to almost dark and as it will be the. last time the fans will get a
chance to see the boys work this season, a big turnout is expected.
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WILL FORM CLUB
Monday night there will be the sec
ond meeting at the Palladium office
for the purpose of forming an Athletic
club in Richmond. It is not the idea to promote a boxing club but an organi
zation that will take an interest in all
branches of athletics.
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