Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 40, Number 288, 15 November 1915 — Page 6

SIX THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND. SUN-TELEGRAM. MONDAY, NOV. 15, 1315

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FAIR AVERAGES MARK BOWLING OF SHOP FIVES

After losing the first game to the Seeding five at the "Y" Saturday afternoon, the Americans came back and took the next two by decisive scores In the A. S. M. league. Snyder rolled the best game making an average of 176 and varying only three pins In bis score for the three games. O'Briend was high man with 184. The summary: "". '"" Americans. Player 1st 2d. rd. Total. Av. Hoesslie ... 14S 178 147 470 156

Quigiey .... 113 180 Snyder 178 175 Williams ... Ill' 127 Haner 141 131

147 440 146 176 529 176 110 348 116 144 416 13S

. Totals .... 698 781 697 2203

..:. - V Seeding. ' Player let. 2d. fWeyman .1: 142 142 lO'Brlea 184 156 JWeber ..... 142129 Heater 144 111 .Owens 135 126

rd. .Total. Av

142 626 142

493 403 347 416

153 132 92 155

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134 115 138

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747 664 674 2087

J Buckeyes-Machine. At the second series in the league in the evening the Machines won the first two from the Buckeyes, and lost the last by nearly two hundred pins. With an average of 160, Bennett had high average. Ulrica with 186 took honors for high score. Summary: Buckeyes

Player 1st. 2d.

Bennett .... 158 145 ISheffer ..... 131 157 Otten 126 110 -Merrill 122 143 Groan 125 124

rd. Total. Av, 177 480 160

421 140 404 134 439 146 416 138

133 168 174 167

Totals . . , Player uirich ' . .: ; Longnecker. Hodap Jeffries Kills I Totah . . .

. 662 679 Buekeys. 1st. 2d. ". 126 186 , 148 116 . 125 132 . 140 131 . 135 158 . 674 723

822 2160 ... rd. Total. Av. 120 432 144 110 374 124 107 364 121 157 428 142 131 424 141 625 2022 ...

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'nestings oach night. this week "(Ireasets by various Methodist t ii the district, Grace M. E. will observe "Win-My-Chum" ;n annual event for members pwcrth league. Other churches e district will alBo observe the

i with appropriate services, r (Tidal wecTc was last week,

but Grace church, because of the Sunday school Institute at Dunkirk, postponed Its observance. ' It Is hoped to increase materially the membership of the young people of the church. Following are the speakers: Tonight, Rev. Mr. Wischmeier of Hagerstown; Tuesday night, Rev. Mr. Ulmer of Williamsburg: Wednesday night. Rev., Mr. Wehrley of Rtdgeville: Thursday night, Rev, Mr. Phillips of Farmland; Friday night. Rev. Mr. Ballard of Lewisville.

GARRY CANCELS BOUT

Tommy Garry of Muncie has had all he wants of Ray Jeffries game, for he has canceled, the match arranged here for November 23. Manager Benson is endeavoring to get Terry Nelson of Philadelphia, to take Jeff on and is waiting to hear frcm him. Nelson Is the boy who put Kid Howard away In seven rounds and who gave one of the best exhibitions of the pastime seen here in a long while.

SECOND SQUAD FROM WABASH WHIPS QUAKERS

Wabash simply toyed with Earlham Saturday on Reid field and won by the Bcore of 35 to 0. The visitors could have made almost any score they desired but after making two touchdowns and feeling the local team out they showed how ea3y they thought they were by sending in the entire second string. Earlham never bad a chance against the sturdy and experienced Wabash men. They tried forward passes and straight football without making any appreciable gains. The visitors second team simply tore through the Quakers and broke up their formations with ease. What the second team did the first eleven accomplished with greater ease. Two of their touchdowns were made on intercepted forward passes and the others by forward passes and straight football. One feature of the game was the work of Elden Mills and he Is the only man on Earlham who made any kind of a showing at all. His punts were long and low and he was the only member of the squad who appeared to know anything about tacking. , All the other boys went after their men high and were easily eluded. Prospects of Earlham Avinning a game this season are far from bright judging from the showing they made on Saturday.

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LIUNGIE SQUAD TRIMS LOCALS IN FINE STYLE

The Avondale Daredevils of Muncic had things pretty much their own way yesterday at Athletic park, winning by the score of 20 to 0, and holding the Richmond eleven In check, at critical periods when the ball was dangerously near their goal. While, they tried . desperately to score, the locals could not do so, and many, times when they might have crossed ; the enemy's goal line they either fumbled or got- their, signals mixed and lost the ball. - Avondale scored twice on Intercepted passes, and when .the Richmond boys tried this part of the game the man catching the ball was always nailed in hi tracks. . The visitors made one of their touchdowns on. this style of play, Longfellow heaving the ball twenty-five - yards to G. Reason, who had a clear field. Hampton at full played like a demon and it was his clever work that held the visitors in check.- His work behind the line was also good, and when given the ball for a plunge through tho line always- made a gain, and had it not been for tfie fumbling he. would have beea able to carry the ball over. Summary: Richmond. . Muncie: Todd and E. White Ingalls L. T... B. Reason Sheridan v. . .L. G G. Reason Arntz and ,-. Boright Raney L- G Graves Henderson CT Meyers Craycraft R. E D. Reason B. Shinn R. B M. White Kirk R. H Burns W. Shinn Q.H Braden Holmes L. Hale R. Longfellow Hampton ...... F. B and Mct'abe Touchdowns Longfellow, 2; G. Reason. Gcals From Touchdowns G. Reason, McCabe. Referee Diddlebock. Umpire Logan. Timekeepers Shaw and Meyers. MASON GETS BOUT. Frankie Mason of Richmond is matched to meet Young Gunther of Cincinnati in the latter city on November 22. FARMERS GATHER CORN. MILTON, Ncv. 15. Farmers hi this township are busy gathering corn. The outlook is for a plentiful and fine crop. Statistics have shown that American telephone operators answer calls two seconds quicker than their English cousins.

RICHMOND PIRATES f . ROUGHLY HANDLED BY OHIO VETERANS

The Richmond Pirate football nine, as the locals took the field minus the services of two ends, received rough treatment at the hands of the West Alexandria Veteran eleven yesterday afternoon at West Alexandria. Field. Handicapped the Richmond boys could do little or nothing to stop the open field and passing formation plays nsed by the Alex ; team. West Alexandria scored , four touchdowns on forward

passes and ' added a fifth .when Quarterback Craig got away for a thirty yard run through a broken field. Craig kicked goal four times out of the five attempts, making the final score, West Alexandria, 34 i Richmond, 0. "The lineups and summary: . . West Alexandria. ; Pirates. Nandashcer .,..1. e. r.. .". 1. 1'.'. : ,i Newport ........ 1. t r. . Brehm Wertz ......... L jr. r ....... i 1 Norris

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A JDEP.SOfJ FllE PROMISES HARD NUT TO CRACK

Richmond high school basketball team will have a hard nut to crack Friday night when It meets the strong Anderson high school five. The Anderson second team has defeated, the New Castle team this year by two points, and If the second team can 'accomplish a feat that the . local boys have Jailed to do, the first team of the visitors looks like a hard proposition. -r-.,y '"' . Coach" Nohr has kept the Richmond live hard at work, although they have not had a regular game for two weeks, and he Is confident that Anderson will be bowled over. .. There. la no denying the fact that the locals have a strong team, and that any team that defeats it this ypar wlll have to work hard the more opposition it gets the harder it fights. RESTAURANT OPENS UNDER NEW HEAD

v The Arlington hotel restaurant open-: ed yesterday under the management of . M.- E. Kelley and was visited "during the day by many? hotel and restaurant men both, from in and out or town. . : , . . " Everything in the place is new and the most careful attention waa given in renovating it to make it as sanitary as possible, , . . : Mr. Kelley, the new manager, is most affable and is "well known to traveling men having been in the dining-car service of the P. R. R. for a number of years. K ,

Football; Scores.

- Indiana. " Butler, 20: Hanover, 7. DePauw, 14; Rose Poly, 6. Wabash, 35: Earlham, 0. v Intersectlonal. Kentuck State, 7: Purdue, p. Franklin. 14: Louisville, 7. . Cornell. 40: Washington and Lee, 21. Michigan, 0: Pennsylvania, 0. West. Indiana, 14; Northwestern, 6. v Illinois. 17; Wisconsin. 3. Minnesota, 20. Chicago, 7. Notre Dame. 42: Creighton. 0. Ohio State. 25: Oberlin. 0. 'Ames. 16; Iowa. 0. Miami. 13; Ohio University. 6. - Nebraska. 33; Kansas. . - Cincinnati, 37; Wittenberg, 16. East I Tale. 13; Princeton. 7. . Harvard, 16; Brown. 7. ' Pittsburg. 2S; Carnegie, 0. Army, 24; Main. 0. Navy, 28; Colby, 14.

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MATRON RETURNS

"MONEY MASTER" AT THE ARCADE

One of the most extraordinary films of the past year is George Kleine's latest product "The Money Master," founded on Cleveland Moffett's famous stage drama, "The Battle." It may truly be said to surpass anything of its kind in magnificence and constructive detail, requiring some four months to complete, and costing vastly in excess of modern features of Us type. At the Arcade, Wednesday.

AGENT VISITS OFFICES

Clyde Hill, traveling passenger agent for the Santa Fe railroad was in . Richmond this morning visiting friends.

. Full-puffed sleeves of net are fitted Into a tight cuff finished w ith a frill.

Mrs. Mary Llewelyn, former matron at the Pennsylvania station, who has been visiting relatives in Oklahoma returned yesterday. " ' Many of the newest afternoon frocks show a tendency toward hip draperies.

Big Sltirt Sale FASHION SHOP ,X

Get Your " HUNTING LICENSE And Shells of Sam Vigran 512 MAIN 8TREET.

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