Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 40, Number 282, 8 November 1915 — Page 6
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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM. MONDAY, NOV. 8, 1915
Sports and athletics
3 II0L1E CLOUTS LIVEN CONTEST; RICHMOND WINS Williamsburg Makes Heroic Rally in Ninth Inning, But Succumbs Under the 53 Count. ; Home-ran hittln featured the same at Williamsburg yesterday between Richmond and the home team, which was won by Richmond 5-3.. Walling, Knight and Clements each knocked the ball out of the lot with a man on base, while Kelly and Haas each made three baggers. Kelly's three-bagger In the first Inning and a sacrifice hit by Logan with an error by Davis gave Richmond a tally. After two were gone Walling passed Berry the hard hitting Pittsburg Fed catcher and Berry stole second coming home on an error by Haas. The score remained at i tie until the ' fifth inning when hard hitting brought four over for Richmond. Stephenson was an easy out but Haas was safe on Duke's error. Wall, lng made a home run and Haas went over the rubber ahead of him. Kelly singled and Logan struck out but Knight came to the rescue with one over the fence and two more runs were scored. Cooney was safe on an error by Davis but Bulla ended the inning with a fly to left. This ended the run getting until the ninth when Williamsburg made a desperate effort to tie the score without success. They made two runs on Logan's error and Clements' home run before they were stopped. The score; Richmond. . AB. R. H. PO. A. E.
4 2 , 3 f 0 .'4v. 1 , 4 0.
Kelly, 2b Logan, ss . . . , , Knight. 3b Cooney, cf Bulta, rf Holmes, If Stephenson, lb. Haas, c WalHng, p . . . .
o o 0 1 1
0 1 0 2 1 1 1
1 2 0 1 3 7 8 3
4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
FAST 'EM-GOES CT TO OATTLE QUAKERS ON COLISEUM FLOOR
The Quaker' basketball team has at last booked the Em-Roe team of Indianapolis for a game to be 'played in this city on Friday night Dec. 17 at the Coliseum. . The Em-Roes have been basketball champions of Indiana for the last three years and have not lost a game in that time. Last year they defeated the fast "Y" team of this city at Indianapolis by the score of 43 to 16. The Em-Roes will have playing with them several old college stars. Malarky - who was captain of the Purdue team in 1913 will play forward with Schoeneman, captain, and who is known' throughout the state for being one of the cleanest players that ever donned a suit. The other two , forwards are Evans and Kline. Their center is a man who is feared by most all other centers because he plays the floor with remarkable ability and also for his accurate goal shooting. The guards are Babb, Bahrent and Al Feeney, captain the Notre Dame team in 1913. x
FOOTBALL TEAM LOSES CONTEST TO HAGERSTOWN
Intercepted Forward Pass Enables Johnson to Dash Across Goal Line for Only Touchdown.
Total 33 5 8 27 4 3 Wllliimsburg. A.B. R. H. P.O. A. E. Duke, lb 4 0 0 12 0 1 O. Davis, 3b ... 4 1 0 0 2 2 Berry, c 3 1 0 9 2 0 Jennings, it ... 4 0 11 0 0 Clements, 2b . . 4 1 1 3 4 1 Moore, If 4 0 1 1 0 0 Bundy, cf 3 0 0 1 2 0 R. McNutt, rf . . 3 0 0 0 0 0 yWilcoxen, p . . . 2 0 .0 0 6 0 Total 31 3 3 27 16 4 Richmond , 1 0 0 0 4 0, 0 0 05 8 3 W'msburg .1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 3 3 4 Two base hits Moore. Three base hits Kelly, Haas. Home runs Walling, Knight, Clements. Sacrifice hits Logan, Haas. Wild pitches Walling. Hit by pitcher Wallace, Wilcoxen. Struck out By Wilcoven 8, by Walling, 8. Bases on balls By Wilcoxen 2, by Walling 3. Stolen bases '-Cooney 2, Berry, Bundy. Double plays Bundy to Jennings, Walling to Btephenson. Time of game 1:43. Umpires Ball, Brooks.
Hagerstown defeated Richmond yesterday 6-0 in a football game that was featured by the hard tackling and defensive work of both sides. The teams were evenly matched but
at that Richmond should have won of
at least tied the score. During the first period the locals had the ball on Hagersto-vn's one yard ' line but. were held for downa. A line plunge would have made the distance but Darnell tried to take it around the end losing fifteen yards and the ball. Hagerstown made its goal in the third period. Darnell attempted' forward pass to Shunn. Johnson intercepted it and with a clear field before score. Jamison missed the goal. Straight football was used mostly by both elevens and at this style of work they were able to .-hold, each other to comparatively small gains. Hampton's work stood out particularly for he seldom failed to made a good gain' whenever 'given the ball. . The entire team showed a decided improvement over the work against Rushville. The lineup:
Richmond.
...R..E. . . .R. T. ...R. G.
Hagerstown. Flood Toughty . t . . . Nictsher
NATCOS SWAMP SEEDERS TEAM AT BASKETBALL
At the "Y" open house Saturday night the Natco basketball team romped away with the A. S. M. 23 to 4. It was the first, appearance of , both teams and the playing ability of the Natcos came as a surprise to the Seeder followers. Logan started for the Natcos while Black played a fairly good game for the losers. . Oehring . of the Natcos brought the crowd to its feet when he made a goal from two-thirds down the
floor. j Natcos. Parke, f 1 0 1 F.O.- Fl.G F. Logan, f 9 1 1 Gehring. c I 0 0 Lyons, g 0 .0 3 Little, g 0 0 0 Totals 11 1 5 F.G. FI G. F. Clark, f 1 0 2 Pettibone, f 0 0 0 Fisher, f 0 0 0 black, v 0 0 0 Dlggs, g 0 0 0 Taggart, g 1 0 1 Totals 2 0 3 Referee Roach. PLAN ROLL CALL. Annual roll call of the HokendauquE tribe of Red Men has been arrangedTor Friday night. Initiation will be conducted Dec. 3. Arrangements are ftlso going forward for the entertainment by local Red Men of the officers ot the grand council in the near future.
Richmond People Good Dressers
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GUG9AT PICKS: .mm to rail? JESS 17ILLARD
Gunboat Smith, heavyweight pugilist, with championship aspirations, passed through Richmond Saturday en route to the Pacific coast where he anticipate getting several matches. While Smith said be had hopes of being at the top of his class he did not think that time would arrive for a year or two as he is not heavy enough but hoped to be in that time. He predicted that if Moran did not take the championship from Jess willard that he would be greatly astonished aa Moran has everything that Willard has and is a bear for punishment. "V "Willard," said 8mith, "will have to be far cleverer, than he was in his fight with Jack Johnson, for. Moran is still a young man and there are few that are better ring generals than he. He is as strong as an ox. has a punch in either hand that would kill a bull and unlike most of the heavies Moran can hit from either side with equal force and is fast on his feet"
EA01M SOIIOULE OrHiSCTOT
Earlham's oaabethaU schedule has not been completed, but in general the same teams will be played aa last year. Two games will be played before Christmas, one with Wilmington college and the other with Purdue. On January 7 and t games will be played with the Central, Normal . at Danville, and Indiana Dental college at Indianapolis. -The following week will see the first home game with Indiana State Normal. Prospects are bright for a - strong team, as Winslow, Meeks Quigg and Morrlsh of last year'a five ere eligible. Castle, who was the high school allstate forward last year; Rees, Smith, Goldner and Reth all "have good reputations, and there appears plenty- of material with which to build a team.
IIAGEIiSTOWU DQOXEO
Arrangements are being made to bring the Hagerstown football team here next Sunday to play the . first game of the season at Athletic park. The Richmond players are confident that they can defeat Hagerstown claiming that they lost through hard luck.. Manager Vigran says that he ia going to give the team plenty of hard
work this week and that It will not be through lack of practice if tt la not in condition.
BUSH VISITS DUFFY.
Ownie Bush the great Detroit shortstop was In town' yesterday In his new automobile visiting Father Duffy, who is one of his cloeest friends. .
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