Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 40, Number 303, 2 December 1915 — Page 6

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM.

S PORTS AND ATHLETICS

HIGH BASKETBALL TEAM AWAITS HEW CASTLE FIVE

Henry County Rooters Engage Special Car to Bring Down Boys and Girls for Game.

Bear Story Claims Members of Team Injured, But : Lo- . . cals Put Little Faith in Dope.

: The Richmond high school basketball team is about ready for the fray with New Castle at the Coliseum Friday night. The team will have plenty of encouragement, for the largest band of rooters that ever attended a'game here is expected to turn out. --- "Chick" Griffith. Bob Phillips and Bob Smith will be the cheer leaders and they have some new yells ready. The girls too have not been idle and they have practiced a number of new songs for the occasion. At New CaaUe a spirit of confidence prevails and the entire student body Is looking forward anxiously to the

game. About seventy students "have engaged a special car to be attached to the train carrying the team and will be on hand to root. A section of seats on the south side has been reserved for them. Richmond rooters will occupy the seats . on . the north side. The New Castle team will go into the game Friday night handicapped by injuries, as Kampe, captain. Gordon and Law son all received injuries in the game last Wednesday that will hinder them in their -play. The Hartford City game may prove to have put a crimp In the plans for victory over Richmond, but the New Castle boys are game and will die fighting, so a good, fast clean contest is assured. It is likely that some new faces may appear on the New Castle squad Friday night as the work of the team at Hartford City was very unsatisfactory to the coaches. . If this proves to be true Richmond's chances for victory are better than good for Porter, Brown and Pitts are veterans and have played against New Castle and know something of their style; of play. Meranda and. Parker have never faced the New Castle boys but all they have! to do is to play the same game- they have- so far this season and on the dope it looks like victory for the locals.

Herzog With Stick

Charles Herzog Despite the rumors emanating from all over the National League circuit that Herzog, Clark and another Cincinnati player is to be traded to the Braves in return for Evers, Gowdy and Schmidt, it is announced here that Herzog will not leave the Cincinnati club. In fact Herzog has a contract with the club which would enable him to stay even if the owners wished to trade him.

QUI6LEY ROLLS SCORE OF 232

"The happiest man at the City alleys last night waa Quigley who rolled with the Rose Buds In the Kaysee league and made the high score of 232. After making eight strikes Quigley remarked: "I wonder if the folks at home will bear of this. Oh! if they could only see me now." The Spartans won two out of the three games played one of them being the game in which Quigley featured. Broderick bowled the most consistent game and made the high average of 177. Summary: Spartans. , a

Player 1st. 2d. Crump 135 119

O'Brian 122 164 Kiser 137 131 Zwissler 159 152 Knauber 146 146

3d. 120 152 205 121 159

Total. At. 374 125 438 146 473 158 ,432 144 451 150

Totals

Player Broderick Boyse . . . Quigley . . Sharkett . Quinlivan ; Totals

.699 712 757 2168

Rosebuds. 1st. 2d. .200 149 .138 92 .126 232 .133 91 .158 128

3d. Total. Av. 182 531 177 158 388 129 108 466 155 121 345 115 124 410 137

.755 692 693 2140

CAMBRIDGE PLAYERS JOIN TEXAS LEAGUE

'James Henniger, who caught for the Cambridge City Grays of the Indiana State league during the last season, has been signed to manage the Dallas team in the Texas league. In making up his team Henniger has signed two other Cambridge players, Smoky Black the puzzling twirler, and Cliff Yackey, the clever shortstop.

COLONIALS LOSE TWO

At the "Y" alleys last night the I. H. C. five won two games from the Colonials in the Business Men's league. After taking the first game in easy fashion the Colonials weakened and were swamped in the last two. King was high man all around making an average of 168 nd the high score of 193. Summry: I. H. C. Player 1st. 2d. 3d. Total. Av. Miller 168 174 140 482 161 Melhuish 135 109 167 411 137 Ellis 144 160 153 457 152 Haner 147 160 155 462 154 Blind 146 146 146 438 146 Totals 740 749 761 2250 ...

Colonial. Player 1st. 2d. Parker 166 134

Hydo 121 Haynes 128 Serman 163

135 123 137

King 193 166

3d. Total. Av. 127 427 142 125 381 127 132 383 127 146 416 148 146 ' 505 168

Totals 771 695 676 2142

LOCALS PLAY MUNGIE

The Marion polo team plays at Muncie tonight. The team will line-up as follows: Allison, Bulla and Houghton, rush; Oesting, center; Newman, halfback and Bannon, goal. They feel confident of winning, and may do so, but will be greatly handicapped by lack of practice, as the boys have not been on the floor together this season.

Good Time to Buy Furs Custom has made Christmas week a great Fur buying occasion. The merchants provide liberal stocks and frequently offer unusually attractive prices. But furs are something that must be bought with caution. There is plenty of room for deception for the foisting off of cheap skins under high sounding names. The buyer should patronize the store of sound repute where a guarantee is certain. And the guide to such stores will be found in the advertising in The Palladium.

Of 18,000 cigar makers in Italy, 16,100 are women.

SAGE TEA DARKENS HAIR TO ANY SHADE

Don't Stay Gray! Here's a Simple Recipe That Anybody Can Ap

ply with a Hair Brush. I The use of 8age and Sulphur for re- j storing faded, gray hair to its natural j ;olor dates back to grandmother's 'uime. She used to keep her hair beautifully dark, glossy and abundant. Whenever her hair fell out or took or, that dull, faded or streaked appearance, this simple mixture was applied a-ith wonderful effect. I But brewing at home is mussy and Jut of date. Nowadays, by asking at j any drug store for a 50 cent bottle of j "Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound," you will get this famous old j recipe, which can be depended upon to i restore natural color and beauty to the j lair, and is splendid for dandruff, dry, i

feverish, itcby scalp and falling hair. A well-known downtown druggist says it darkens the hair so naturally and evenly that nobody can cell it has been applied. You simply dampen a sponge or soft hair brush with it and draw this through your hair, taking one strand at a time. By morning the gray hair disappears, and after notber application or two, it becomes beautifully dark, glossy, soft nd abundant. Adv.

The Richmond Palladium Circulation Statement for the Month of November, 1915. CIRCULATION

1 9610 2 9630 9557 4 9607 5 9836 6 9700 7 Sunday s 9707 9 . 9742 10 9756 11 9767 12 9894 13 9819 14 Sunday 15 9710 16 9710

17 9719 18 9750 19 9746 20 9751 21 ...........Sunday 22 9728 23 ......... 9694 24 9717 25 ......... 9659 26 9703 27 9735 28 ........... Sunday 29 ............. 9688 30 ... .. .. ...... 9674

Total... 252,582

Daily average distribution for the month of November ' 9,715 Daily average cash circulation . , 9,048 Daily average circulation for service ; .. . , . 180 Daily average circulation to Advertisers and Advertising Agents 487 I solemnly swear that the foregoing statement of circulation is true and correct. v ALA. KEMPER, Circulation Manager. Subscribed and sworn to before me this first day of December, 1915. C.v .v:-- IRA C. MURRAY, Notary Public. My commission expires August 20, 1919.

CALDWELL IN SHAPE FOR SEASON'S WORK

9VE C?SZZ,I3 WELZ,

Dave Caldwell, the middle-distance runner, formerly of Cornell, now of the Boston Athletic association, promises to be a big factor in the indoor meets in the metropolitan section this winter.

LEWIS TAKES DUFFY'S PLACE.

Ted Lewis of Boston, has been substituted for Jimmy Duffy to fight Young Neil of Allentown, before the Dayton Athletic club Friday night. Duffy injured his hand while training and is unable to go on.

BUY MILBURN ELECTRICS.

George Eggemeyer and V. P. Bockhoff are the most recent purchasers of Milburn Electrics, having each bought a car this week.

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GARFIELD ORGANIZES BASKETBALL LEAGUE

Garfield school -baa formed a basketball league and will start the season Friday night. It la composed of four teams known aa the Auto league. On the opening night the Fords play the Davis team and the -Mercedes play the Packarda. Following are the members of the teams: Fords Morris, captain: Cooper, Owens, Runnells, Sparks, Swearinger. Crowe, Smith. Mercedes Tittle, captain: .Murray. Tevis, Hosack. Carver, Wynn, Cutler, Rusche. ' Davis Hocklnsmlth. captain; Dollins. Jones, Moran. Stevens, McMahan. Packards Arnold, captain; Ross Adams, Martin. Garrett. Placke, Need-ham.

JEFF TRAINS HARD ; FOR NELSON BOUT

; If hard training will bring him victory over Terry Nelson of Philadelphia, at Eagles' hall on December ,10. the. battle Is over, for -Jeff" never trained so hard for a fight before. He has been working for a week

4iow and is rounding Into shape nicely.

Every day he does two miles on tne road and works out both afternoon and evening. Last night at his training quarters on Fort Wayne avenue there was a good sised crowd watching the workout. 2 Ray punched the bag, skipped the rope, shadow boxed and then went four hard rounds with his sparring partner. One of the world's greatest railroad tunnels, more than three miles long, recently was completed through the mountains on the border of Asia Minor and Syria.

Laughter Aids Digestion. Laughter is one of the most healthful exertions; it Is of great help to digestion. A still more effectual help is a dose of Chamberlain's Tablets. If you should be troubled with indigestion give them a triaL They only cost a quarter. Obtainable everywhere. Adv.

AUCTION The highest bidder gets the goods Saturday, Dec. 4th, beginning promptly at 1 o'clock Read the list. At 17 S. 7th Auction Room 4 oak sideboards, 3 dressers, book case, 2 fine davenports, 2 reclining chairs, library tables, dining tables, music cabinet. White sewing machine, 6 dining chairs, wardrobe, rocking chairs, folding bed, 3 bedsteads, mattress and springs, 5 heating stoves, base burners, trunk, lounge, kitchen safe, couch, fireless cooker, . clocks, clothes, dishes, one Ellington Piano, cost $400.00, unless sold before sale; 1 cherry stand, scales, pictures. Everybody Invited I'll be awaiting for you at 17 South 7th, Saturday until 1 o'clock. A. O. DEERING, Auctioneer. Phone 1876. Do you want some place to go? Come to this sale, you will enjoy it.

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TRIES TO ENCOURAGE TRACK EVENT SPORTS

-. In an ef f ort to arouse Interest In track 'events Coach Nohr of the high school will get busy shortly and form a number of track teams among the students and will hold an indoor meet at the T." . The date for the . met has not yet been set. but It; probably will be held some time between Christmas and New Years and suitable prises will be awarded the winners. "One reason why Interest In track events has lagged." said Mr. Nohr this morning, "is that we do not have a decent place to hold the events during the spring and lalL The track at the playgrounds la In bad shape, but we will have It fixed this coming year." Attempts to Introduce merry-go-rounds and. other amusement devices in Zanzibar have proved unsuccessful. The natives d not care for anything but the tribal dances. ...

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