Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 40, Number 278, 3 November 1915 — Page 6

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THE RICHMOND PAJLAA1J1UM AND SUNrTELEGRAM, WKPflaSDAl, NOV. X 19X5.

Sport News

IN FORM

INDEPENDENT TEAM TO ELECT OFFICERS

The Richmond Independent football team bad a bard and long practice last night In the Tenth street park where the Board of Public Works has granted them permission to practice. Fifteen men turned out for the -work. Signal practice wasstbe feature of the workout with a lot of forward passes. Next Friday night the team will bold a meeting at George Brehm's store on Main street wben permanent officers will be elected.

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HIATT TO PLAY ON LOCAL TEAM

Pete Hiatt will play here with the Richmond Independent football team on Thanksgiving day when a game will be played at Athletic park with some team not yet selected. Hiatt has been a sensation at Indiana University this year scoring the only touchdown made by the scrubs against the varsity.

Vassar girls are urged to tote guns. We'll fall for 'em without that.

Lichtenfels' Haberdashers were in form last night and won two out of three from the Vogue etam. Every man on the team rolled a great game, and they had to, In order to win, as the Vogue boys were rolling high scores. Miller was high man with 213, but Youngflesh was a close second, going over the 200 mark in two games. Youngflesh won high honors and played a fine game all through. Summary: Vogue. Player 1st. 2d. 3d. Total. Av. Handicap ... 141 141 141 Fosler ...... 156 143 145 444 148 Weyman ... 178 179 152 509 170 Dye 168 157 181 506 169 Otten 176 181 160 517 172 Thompson . . 159 122 124 , 405 135 Totals .... 978 923 903 2381 ... Lichtenfels' Haberdashers. Martin 170 170 170 610 170 Boyer . . 160 192 157 509 170 Youngflesh.. 194 211 212 617 206 R. Miller ... 180 213 191 584 195 Lichtenfels.. 180 169 196 ,645 182

Totals

941 1012 983 2765

At least 25 per cent, of the larch timber over large areas in eastern Oregon has been killed or weakened by mistletoe.

AGITATION OF POLO

There have been no new developments in the polo situation thus far, but Campbell of Muncle, and Gilbert of Terre Haute, are still working and trying to raise money to develop Interest in the proposed league in those places and appear to be confident of doing so. Nothing has been " done towards forming the local organization and no steps will be taken until there is a decided change in the weather, for present conditions do not favor indoor sports. Clem Gaar stated this morning that there would be some good polo games here this year with the best teams that could be secured, but he was rather skeptical about the formation of a state league. KARNS IS COACHING Harry Karns, a former Richmond High School footbalUstar is making a great hit at Para, 111., where he is coaching a football team. ' The boys under his instruction have not yet lost a game this season and claim the championship of southern and central Illinois. .

MARLATT 13 IMPROVING

Noticeable improvement in the condition of Charles E. Marlatt, member of the board of works, has taken place. He is believed to be on the road to recovery.

ARE FANS EVER TO SEE ANOTHER SNAPPY WORLD'S SERIES?

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HOW FOLWELL ' DEFEATED YALE

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Bob Folwell, former Pennsylvania star, and new coach of Washington and Jefferson, showed ' real football brains in training his team to beat Yale this year. Folwell'. team of last year was shot to pieces by graduation. He lost Spiegel and Fleming from hie back field, and his material this year was not only green but light. He knew he could not develop a line, smashing game with the material at hand, so he trained his backs in the fine art of forward passing, but not such passing as has been seen heretofore on eastern gridirons. His backs were taught to throw the ball low, and at no time does it rise above the head of the thrower. The passes were not long ones either, never netting more than ten or fifteen yards, but they served to beat Yale. Folwell also developed a whale of a run from kick formation, which completely bewildered the Yale men. The Washington and Jefferson eleven displayed quite the "newest" style of football that has been seen in the east this year.

QUAKERS TO EXI1ICIT AT 'T OFEIJ JiOUSE

As aa added attraction for the open house and reception to be given, Saturday night at the Y-" for new members, there -will be a basketball game betwea a picked team and the Quaker. It will be a practice game for the Quakers who begin a very strenuous schedule next week.. Tbey win use their strongest line-up. so that' all those who attend are promised some classy basketball. Those who will play Saturday night are Logan. leaning and Jones, forwards, Weichman, center, Scnepman and Parker, guards. Hampton will not be able to play. The game will be called at 8:30

o'clock and there will be no admis

sion charged.

IIOOSIERS LOSE THREE

The Hoosiers went down three

times before the Empires at the "T

alleys last night and did not appear to have any chance. Sample made the

high score of 178 and tied with Rees for the high average. The summary: Empires.

Players 1st. 2d. 3d. Total Av

Sample 163 178 136 476 158

Loafburrow . 121 141 132 404 McMinn .... 163 183 142 488 Davis 117 162 134 413 Caldwell ... 169 160 154 483

134 162 134 161

Totals . Players Rees .'. .". . Roach Williams .. Shisler .... Lane Totals .

733 824 Hoosiers. 1st. 2d. 170 146 125 150 .127 121 163 151 127 111

697 2264

3d. Total Av 159 475 158 118 893 131 137 385 128 126 440 146 116 354 118

722 679 656 2047

St. Paul candy factories consume 3.000.000 pounds of sugar yearly.

Get Your HUNTING LICENSE And 8hells of Sam Vigran 512 MAIN STREET.

Second Hand Clothes for Working men Sold at Crawford's 313 North D Street.

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Continued From Page One. Chairman Lee indicated.' It Is stated, that In some sections of the district the Progressive party appears to be stronger than it ever ' was,' In "other sections it is holding tts own while in still other communities, a loss in voting strength has been noted. Summarized. Mr. Chamness said today, the

reports Indicated that the Progressive party was about as strong In the district at the present time aa it was a year ago. which would mean that this party still holds the balance of power

In district politics.

Mr. Lee was informed that the Progressive organisation in Wayne county

was .still virile and that a substantial

majority .of voters continued to support the principles of the party. ? V Chairman Lee reported that the principal candidates for places on the Re-j publican ticket, to be nominated next; March, were completely unsatisfactory tq the Progressive voters throughoat' the state, especially James K. Wataoa. ' candidate for United State senator. He said the 'Progressive voters had been disgusted over the way the reactionary leaders of the Republican party In the state were now scrambling after public Jobs once more. . t ;

ELECTRIC CLEANERS FOR RENT. HORN ADAPTS HARD- : WARE STORE. PHONE 1281.

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WE CARRY THE RACINE TIRE Every one is guaranteed both by the manufacturer and its own record of mileage service. We have tires of every sise and gauge and with every tread. They are tires for service and lots of it, a feature which spells tire economy. . Central Auto Station. : Phone 2121.

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'HELP!

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AM GALLING for help in a financial way. I need money and don't deny it. I am overstocked and positively must clean up. Every Suit and Overcoat and entire stock of Men's Furnishings in my store must be sold during this sale. I will lose money every day during

my sale, and you will make and save on everything you buy. But making money for myself at this time is not to be considered all I want is to turn my stock into cash, and even then I'll lose, because most everything offered during my sale is cut below actual cost.

My Doors OpeeM tie Moraliff

AND I FEEL POSITIVE THAT A GREAT CROWD WILL BE THERE BRIGHT AND EARLY AWAITING TO GET IN TO GRASP THE MANY BARGAINS I AM OFFERING. DONT YOU STAY AWAY. COME! COME! COME ! AND BE ONE OF THE FIRST ONES TO GET IN ON THE GREATEST MEN'S CLOTHING AND FURNISHINGS SALE EVER ATTEMPTED IN

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Read Carafully Every Item in My A d ver tisement of Monday Bring it with you and ask for just what I advertised and you'll be sure to get it, as this sale is a positive bonifide sale and I stand back of everything. If you are not satisfied with what you purchase during my sale, bring it to me and I'll give you your money back. .

SALE STARTS (O T ' TOMORROW I Q)vV

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