Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 40, Number 281, 6 November 1915 — Page 6

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OUT C9YS FAIL TO 811017 FORtJ . . Tea Much Confidence Mar Projrerx -When Team Cl With Winchester's . Unexpected Strength, f Disappointment tampered the Joy ot victory - last , nlsht When the Richmond high school basketball team defeated the, strong fceavy Winchester quia tet by ZOrt in the Coliseum before a crowd of Ave hundred persons. . - Several defects stood out, -which -would have spelled defeat In any of the Important same. ' The passing was inaccurate, the baH being thrown time after time Into the hands of an opponent. The .guards missed a number of passes and allowed their forwards te get away because they were watching the van instead of the balL With the exception of Captain Brown the team tailed to cover but played in bunch. The last half was slow, the referee failing- to force the players to keep p speed. ... t 8eor Ooneeale Oefects. : The score -would sot indicate all these faults : but tho play is much more important so far as future games are concerned. Had the team played

the passing game and shewn the teamwork ef which it is capable the score would have been larger. -; Porter and Brown had an off night missing several chances that looked good. Both boys fought hard, especial

ly Brown who deserted his post under

the basket and worked the floor breaking up Winchester plays.

Hardly had the game - begun before

Parker dropped in a nice shot. A number of attempts went wild before Rich-

nond could tally again. Then follow

ed the flash of play which showed the

true calibre of the team. For per

haps five minutes the passing was accurate and fast while the forwards found the baskets easily. During this

spurt, a commanding lead was gamed which stood the team In good stead.

Against a team from which stlffer

opposition is expected Richmond will play a better game. Failure to watch the ball and cover in this game will only serve to .strengthen the defense In future contests as the team and fans are determined that nothing shall prevent Richmond from gaining the district honors. Playing in their true form the boys have not a peer in the district. . Richmond.

Fid. Goals Fl.Ooals

Brown . . Porter , . Parker . Meranda Pitts ...

4 4 3 1 0

Jessup .......... 0

o o 6. o o 0 6

Totals ..12

Winchester. Fid. Goals Fl. Goals. Bullock 3 1 Hitchcock 0 2 Rupe 0 0 Davis . . 0 0 Mendenball ..... 0 o Brown 0 0 Simpson ........ 0 0 ! Totals 3 3

F. 2 3 1 4 3 0 13 F. 2 0 4 4 2 0

SELL NEW ROADSTER OF MAXWELL MAKE

Maxwell cars are just as popular, as ever and the McConaha company cannot get them fast enough. A carload was received this week and more are expected at an early date. One roadster of a new type was received in the shipment and was sold to John Hart of Hart Hudson. As the McConaha company wanted to exhibit this machine to a number who are interested in this type of car Mr. Hart consented to leave it with them for a few days and it is now

on exhibition at the Fourth street

store.

"Y" POOL OPENED

Boys who are non-members of the

T. M. C. A. will meet at the associa

tion building on Thursday night to attend the Bible classes and enjoy the privileges of the swimming pool. At the last meeting forty-seven boys were present.

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We are stowing the best and most up-to-date line in the city, Llchtonf oIg IN THE WE9TCOTT.

Carlos City Hack Leaves 11th and Main at 12:30 p. m. tomorrow noon for Ball Game Richmond vs. Williamsburg, ROUND TRIP 50c

FOUH PUIS GREAT DUCKEYE'S SQUAD

- Seeding took two from. the Buckeyes last night at the "Y" alleys winning the second game by only Jour pins. . , -. v Bennett won oil the honors taking both the .high overage and the high score. The summary: "Buckeyes.'

1st. 2d. 3d.' Total. Av. 171 U8 184 483 161 1 126 130 434 141 lit 133, 113 384. 121 126 155 138 413 l 162 140 148 447 149

- Plnyer Bennett

Shafer Porter. Merrill Groan

Totals . . 778 881 . 708 2138

Seeding.

AflSIl WRITES STOHY OF TRIP IM PILOT CAR

Mr. W. Ed. Marsh of Corry, Pa., an enthusiastic Pilot owner,- paid -the Pilot .-factory a very pleasant' visit last week.- Mr. Marsh bad Inst finished a trip to Yellowstone Park and return. His experiences were very interesting and were recorded in a aeries of letters, to his -friends, in Corry, which letters the Palladium is able to publish through . the , courtesy - of ., Mr.

' Player Weyman .

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1st. 2d.

134 151 125 131

Weber .. 130 .158 Owens 129 107 Heater . .... 94 138

3d.' Total Av. 133 418 13! 150 408 131 145 438 144 140 378 13f 151 388 in

Totals . . 613 685 719 2016

KEYSTONES CAPTURE TV0 FROM MODELS Rolling 209 last night at the City alleys Erk made the high score in the City league contest between the Keystones and Modem. The : Keystones won two Out of the three games. King made the high average of 187 but was tied by Helmickv; Summary: . ' . KeyetoneawHdeo. 78. Players . 1st. 2d. 3d. Total Av Greea ..... . 197 . 144 203 544 ', 181 Snyder 134 171 176 481 160 CllStis 174 179 175 528 176 Meyers ..... 193 140 170 503 168 King ....... 215 188 159 662 187 Totals .. 989 ' 898 969 2618 ... Models Hdep. 61. Players 1st. 2d. 3d. Total Av Erk 149 209 164 ; 522 174 Dennis ..... 185 153 181 519 173 Cooney . .... 137 123 ,, 198 464 155 Helmick . . 174 183 206 562 187 Hadjejr . . . . . 175 jjl39 170 484 161 i- Totals .. 881 873 960 2551 ...

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TEAMS m CLASH

The North Richmond and Richmond Athletics will play tomorrow afternoon at Ratliff park at 2 o'clock. Following are the line-ups: Athletics, Long p, and es, Martin p and as. Hill c, Kise 3b, Bell lb, Hensler 2b, Miller rf, Fuller cf, Garthaway If." North Richmond, Oaskey c, B. Winn If. Burden p. Paxton If, Qnigley rf. Milton lb, Ray Newman 3b, Roy Newman cf, Winn 2b.

The night police of Seville carry spears as of old.

Cetween Cheyenne and Douglas, Wyoming, with fa ' p-54, that a Pilot hauled seven milee. Marsh and the Pilot Motor Car Company. The second letter of the series follows: "Kansas City was so entrancing that we stayed here until Sunday the 11th with friends, some of them new ones, but fine. We left at 2:30 p. m. in the dust and. over fine roads and at eve camped with a man and his wife going East .from California. This was near Overbrook Kansas, and early in the morning it looked so much like rain, we .hurriedly .packed up and pushed on. only to strike rain five miles ahead at a little town in the black soil called Scranton. We ran into a garage and got breakfast and

Just a little tire trouble near Jamestown, North Dakota. staid until noon as the rain soon stopped, but the "2 hours will dry the roads and make them good," we found misleading as we waited five of them and it was still sloppy and slippery, but we fell in with another car, a Dr.

Smith and Mr. StUlman. , a banker from Bushbng. 41 miles ahead, and we pushed--on . with - them aooa. finding two Fords Just ready to pall out. they were from Kansas City tour people three ladies and one man, two of the ladles driving one of the care and new drivers, too. only had their car three; weeks we admired the nerve of the young lady, for just ahead at Osage City we had another shower, quite hard ahead of us, but the reports were that it only extended four or five mile ahead so the four cars of as pushed on but it was awful muddy and slippery and two miles ahead wa found a Boick in the ditch elid off the road but the "Pilot 6" hitched on and polled it back on the road and received the thanks of the four occupants and they, and another Ford, a travelling man who came up at, this time, pushed on with us very slow to insure safety; about 10 milee ahead we did find dust again and made a good fast run of 15 miles to Bushong where we put up to a hotel.

REED FIRM EXPECTS CARLOAD OF SAXONS ORDERED BY DOYERS

I. H. Johnson, who has charge of the automobile department .at Irvln Reed it Sons bas reported the sale of three cars this week. Charles Fowler Of tb Jones Hardware company was the first purchaser. ' -". Mr. Fowler who is a traveling salesman for the Jones company bought an Allen roadster which he will use in his work. Henry Roberts of South Sixteenth street purchased a six cylinder five passenger car and Edward Morris secured a Ford which bad been taken in on exchange by the Reed company. A carload of Saxons was received this week and they have all been sold with the exception of one and there are a number who are after it. There will be more machines in as soon as the Saxon people can catch up with their orders. According to Mr. Johnson they will be sold as fast as they are received tor the Saxon ia popular machine.

- Venezuela's twelve railways have 534 miles of trackage.

LiOTORIilG PUDLIC ACCEPTS SIKES DECLARES QUICK'S SALEOtJ

.- The motoring public which is the court of last resort in all things having to do with motor cars has definitely accepted the six-cylinder motor car as the logical development In motor car manufacture stated J. W. Cameban, local agent tor the Butck, at the Auto Inn yesterday. The acceptance of this great truth Is practically unanimous and each passing day fortifies and strengthens the public's conviction of its complete wisdom and soundness. Until this year there waa a diversity of opinion as to the number of cylinders a good motor car should have Those motorists whose purchases were governed and directed by their own

mechanical knowledge knew, as far b'ack as three years ago, that the sixcylinder motor car would prevail ulti

mately. They knew this because their

knowledge of primary motor car me

chanics taught them that- absolute

smoothness of operation and absence ot vibration could bo obtained only in the six-cylinder motor. This, is advanced as one of the

reasons for the popularity of the Buick

and for its abiHty to get over the roads so much easier than the average car.

GLINTS rat FLAY

Senators will furnish the amusement at Athletic park tcosorrow. whoa they will fight it out tor the amateur baseball chemptaasbip of the city. Those teams met several times' during too summer and" each has woo an. ooual number ot games, so both -will put out the strongest nine they can get together, for both 'are' anxious to carry the honors. -

GO TO NAOSRSTOWN.

The Richmond football team will go to Hagerstown tomorrow in an auto hack leaving George Bream's store at 12 o'clock. . .

'. Danish nary has Imported 3.800 tons ot American coal.

DRAYER TO OPERATE 10-CENT DOS LINES

The Quaker City Garage on East Main street has started an innovation that promises to become popular. They have installed a ten cent bus service and. manager E. R. Draver says that the public is taking to the idea in a very gratifying manner. Mr. Draver had two taxis on the streets during the past summer when the Jitney craze was at its height and declares that he lost money with the nickel hacks. Ho thinks the ten cent service should prove profitable and intends to give it a thorough try out. By telephoning to the garage an automobile will be sent to any address in the city and the passengers carried to their destinations within the city limits and all that will be charged for the trip is a dime.

VIGRAN ELECTED

The Richmond football team met last night at George Brebm's . and unanimously elected Sam Vigran manager of the eleven. The new manager will not accompany the team to Hagerstown tomorrow. "Red" Darnell will have charge of the boys.

The Big Noioe

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THE SERVICE GARAGE OF EASTERN INDIANA GOODYEAR UTOES The best known tire in the world. We have a complete stock of these well known tires. Buy a GOODYEAR and your conscience will be clear, and your tire troubles will be reduced to the minimum. CORD TIRES, also NON-SKID and PLAIN TREAD, all sizes. GARGOYLE MOMLOHLS .We sell more oil in this locality than any two or three other garages, and our Mobiloil trade is doubling every month. GARGOYLE MOBILOIL "A" For most motors (see chart) GARGOYLE MOBILOIL "E" For Ford Motors GARGOYLE MOBILOIL "ARTIC" For most motors in winter GARGOYLE MOBILOIL "B" The greatest motorcycle oil You will use enough less oil as compared with the cheaper oils to make your oil bills the same, and you can not possibly estimate the saving in motor wear. When a man uses MOBILOIL he never uses anything else. TRY IT AND BE CONVINCED. OUR PRICES ON MOBILOIL IN ANY QUANTITY ARE INTERESTING. OmiF Stloiraigie Space Im Cairs. Has been doubled and we have installed steam throughout, making our place one of the most accessable and desirable garages in this city to store, your car. OUR RATES ARE REASONABLE. VULCAMZHMG PILAOT We do vulcanizing of all kinds, both tube and casing work, and all work is guaranteed to be absolutely satisfactory, or revulcanized and no charges. .

THE McCONAHA COMPANY. 418-420 Main Street. Richmond's Oldest Established Automobile House.