Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 40, Number 277, 2 November 1915 — Page 6

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SPORTS AND ATHLETICS

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LAST YEAR'S RULES GOVERN BASKETBALL

Th Indiana High , School Athletic atsociation at Its meeting In Indianapolis Friday, decided to uae last year's basketball rules, making no changes whatever, excepting the rule regarding dribbling,, and the locals will work under these conditions. Winchester plays here Friday night et the Coliseum and the Richmond pecond team plays Mooreland high at Mooreland on the same evening. In the opening game with .Mooroland Richmond played tinder the new rules and they were slightly handicapped on that account, but playing under the old style the local boys, with their last year's experience to back them up, should snow Winchester under. Holding Rule. The rule regarding holding has been given a liberal interpretation and applies only to the player with the ball and bis guarding opponent. There is no legal way of stopping a man by bodily contact and the only correct way to play him la frdtr iB; front or alongside of him. It is practically impossible to guard a man legally from behind. According to the new rulea charging is prohibited and there can be no stopping of a man getting into the play by blocking, as in football. In order to clear the way for a teammate with the ball, nor can a player with the ball straight-arm or "bump" a guarding opponent out of the way. Xo player can legally bump into or charge another player who is between him and the goal or is closer to the goal and is in the act of throwing the ball. Until this addition was made to the rules there was no adequate provision for protecting the player who by speed or strategy bad got to a position between his guard and the goal, and therefore had won an' opportunity for an unrestricted shot. This rule means that when a man gets the ball down the floor he is entitled to a chance for goal without interference. The new rules relating to the dribble are, of course, of no interest hero, as the team will work under, last year's regulations, as decided by the State Athletic association.

The Hagerstown Huts outclassed the Hoosier Dixies of Cambridge City in their contest Sunday afternoon. Hagerstown was able to gain a touchdown in the fir6t three minutes of play and not once was Cambridge City able to hold Hagerstown for downs. The last half of play the Hubs used

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last of the fourth period that Cambridge was able to score. The game end?d with the Bcore 24 to 6 favoring the Hubs.

The Hubs play the Richmond Inde

pendent team here Sunday. Nov. 7.

K. C. Averages

Total. Ave. Behringer 2.221 123 Boyce 2,538 141 Brennau, Edw, 2,606 139 Brennan. Joe 1,348 150 Rroderlck 2.332 1B6 Burke 2,845 158 Carroll 2,431 135 Cronin, W 2,651 147 Cronin, F 2,713 151 Crump 2,788 155 Fr. Duffy 2,615 145 Harrington 2.214 148 Kinsella 2,082 139 Kiser 2,531 141 Klinger 2.712 151 Knauber 2,582 143 Lithtenfels 3,032 168 Mercurio, B 2,837 158 Mercurio, Phil 2,312 154 D'Brien, George ...... 1,909 159 O'Brien, J. P 2,245 158 Pfeiffer, A. E 2,592 144 Pfoirfer, L 2.560 142 Quigley 2,249 125 Ringhoff 2,770 154 Selm 2,742 152 Zeyen 1,954 163 Zwissler ; 2.357 131 ,Quinlivan 2,843 158 Shofer 1,743 '116 i

OREHM WILL MAKE RACE FOR LEADER OF S. A. L. BOARD

Now that the baseball season la over and 'the boys have laid : away their gloves and uniforms until next season the fact that the Richmond nine won the county championship and made such a gerat showing on the diamond all season Is being discussed and plans are already being formulated for next season. Richmond will have a star team next year and plana for the formation of a county league are already under way. A league with Williamsburg, Cambridge. City, Hagerstown and Richmond playing under a regular schedule might prove profitable and may be tried The Saturday Afternoon league will again be in the, field and furnish the sport for Saturday. Vigran whose team won the championship this year is already laying his plans for next year and will have a stronger organization in the field. Friday night the annual meeting of the league will- be held at the Y. M. C. A. when officers wl be elected. George Brehm will run agfctn for the presidency and hi re-election - is . assured.

PHEGGS WINNER

There was a fairly good sized crowd at the "Y" last night watching the Pheggs beat the I. H. C, team In the Business Men's league. One hundred and fifty eight was the high average made by Gentle who had the same number in each frame but he was beaten out by Price on the high score. Price made 164. The summary: j I. H. C. Players 1st. 2d. 3d. Total Av Miller 160 110 134 404 134 Melhuish ... 116 120 154 390 130 Ellis ........ 129 127 128 384 128 Quigley 133 122 161 416 138 Haner 147 151 144 442 144 Totals . . 685 630 721 2036 . . . Pheggs. Players 1st. 2d. 3d. Total Av Green 155 148 147 450 150 Gentle 158 158 158 474 158 Price 164 149 128 441 147 Erk 148 157 150 455 151 Hadly 153 138 150 441 147 Totals .. 778 750 738 2261 ... NEW SOITS ORDERED FOR QUAKER FIVE The Quaker basketball team held another practice recently and tried out some new plays and signals. ' They will hold another practice tonight at the same place, when most of the evening will be taken up with goal shooting. They have ordered new suits, which in all probability will be here in time for their first game at Camden on November 12. The team will be composed Of eight men and will play the first game in this city on Thanksgiving night, November 25. The manager has received a good many letters and Is booking games as fast as possible, trying to pick out only the best teams in this part of the state.

FIFTY-SIX ATTEND

Interest in the proposed athletic club for the promotion of sports seems to be aroused. Last night fiftysix men were at the Palladium office between 8 and 9 o'clock but the majority of them ha- Halloween engagements and couldn't stay, and it was decided to call the meeting off until a later date, which will bo announced4

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POOL ROOM CHAINGES HANDS.

George Schultz and Roy Peck have bought the Murray pool room at Tenth and Main streets and have already made many improvements since they took charge. Both Schultz and Peck are favorably, known among the local sporting element and their success is assured.

SCHEDULE GAME NEXT SUNDAY

Richmond is threatened with another baseball game as the Union Giant and Richmond Senators have engaged Athletic park for next Sunday. Even after this we are threatened with another game for Manager Mitchell of the Reserves has issued a challenge to the winner and he claims the championship of the city. Richmond and Vlgrans and several other teams are given no consideration, so Mitchell's claims are alright. It looks as thougs some of these teams will be playing baseball and fighting for championships between Christmas and New Years.

VETS TAKE TWO

The Kay see league boys didn't let Halloween interfere with them last night and rolled their games as usual on the Citv allevs. the Vets taking va

out of three from the Rosebuds..- J. P.

O'Brien was high man with 207, and Quinlivan made high average with 177. Summary: . Roaebuda. Player j 1st. 2d., 3d. Total. Av. Broderick . . 148 122 151 432 141 Quinlivan ' 169 " 200 ii Kan 177

Quigley ..... 143 178 135 456 152

Blind 114 126 218 458 153 Boyce ...... 141 141 141 423 141

Totals 716 767 Vets. Player 1st. 2d. J. Mercurio. . 159 159 A. E. Pfeiffer 123 172 J. P. O'Brien 162 207 F. Cronin .. 174 190 Burke 146 149

806 2279 ... 3d. Total. Av. 159 577 159 .155 450 150 154 523 174 154 518 172 172 467 156

Totals

764 877 794 2535

BORTNER GOES OUT HUNTING

G. D. BOrtner, passenger trainmas ter at the Pennsylvania depot, who is one of the crack shots of Wayne county, is going to Dupont on November 9 on a hunting trip, and according to Stationmaster Mayhew all Bortner will do is to hunt Mayhew says Bortner couldn't hit the 'side of a barn and Bortner claims that he holds a number of medals for his work with the gun.

BOWLING LEAGUE STANDINGS

K. of C. League. Won. Lost. Vets 13 5 Spartans 10 8 Santa Marias 9 9 Rosebuds 9 9 Tipperarys 8 10 Krawlers 5 13 Business Men's League. Won. Lost. Pheggs 15 3 Colonials 12 '3 I. H. C. 10 8 Bankers 6 9 Natcos 4 11 Federals 1 14

Pet. .722 .556 .500 .500 .444 .278

Pet. .833 .800 .566 .400 .267 .067

RICHMOND'S ELEVEN BOOKS FOUR TEAMS FOR COUNTY HONORS

After the initial game at Rushville Sunday, when they were defeated 25

to 0, the Richmond. Independent football backers feel confident that they have a strong aggregation and intend to keep the boys busy until the end of the season. It was the intention to bring a strong eleven here next Snuday to play at Athletic park, but the management decided it would be better for the boys to play another game out of town and get them seasoned before they play before a local crowd. On November 7 a series will be started for the county championship. Richmond, Hagerstown, Cambridge City and Williamsburg will participate. On that day Cambridge City, will play here, and the following Sunday Richmond will go to Hagerstown, but the game will not figure in the series. Hagerstown will play here November 21, and on Thanksgiving day Richmond will play on the home grounds, but which team in - the race it will contest with is not known at the present, and will not be until after the series has started and a few games have bee;playj2ii- ,;' ff -.: "jUagy-t-v-J- i i1i.tmi.ri j-i .. '- i

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PRACTICE IN PARK

Application has been. made. by, the Richmond independent football team to the city authorities for permission to practice in the Tenth street park, and if it is granted. the boys inend to take a lot of practice this week. Many new men will be out trying to make the team and everybody will be given a chance, rractice will be held at the park tonight. "

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FOUNTAIN CITY YOUTHS CELEORATE EVENING

Maurice Jones,- of the firm of Spangler & Jones, responded to a hurry call from 8heriff Stem last night. Fountain City youths had A little too much Halloween, and it looked for a short time aa though there was going to be a riot. When the sheriff arrived he easily quelled the disturbance.

Look for the South Pole, made entirely out of ice. Brusso's Chocolate Shop, next to Murray's. -

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