Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 40, Number 312, 13 December 1915 — Page 6

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, MONDAY, DEC. 13, 1915

Sport News

EM-ROES COME TO TRY METTLE OF LOCAL FIVE

The etage is set and everything Is ready for the basketball game to be played tonight between the Quaker's and the champion Em-Roes of Indianapolis. A large crowd is expected as most of the reserved seat section has been taken. Many are coming from near-by towns to see the Em-Roes play here for the first time." ; The first game will, start at 7:30 o'clock, and will be between the Cambridge City high school and the second team from the local school. Cambridge will bring a large crowd of rooters and intends to make things lively. Although the line-up of the Cambridge team is not known;' it is assured that Winters and Uiffenderfer will play the forward positions. -The regular line-up of the second team will be used, coiv slstlng of Porter, , Long and O'Neal, forwards; Rogers, center; McBride and Foster, guards. " " ' The big game will start at 8:30 and will be refereed by Ed Cook of Indianapolis. ' Th4 Em-Roes-line-up is not certain, but It will be picked from the following players: Schoeneman, Lam-' bert. Kline, Malarkey, and Evans, for- : wards ; 8mith, center; Feeney, Baab and Behrent, guards, v .: j ' The local line-up will be Logan and Laning, forwards; Wiechman, center; Schepman and Parker, guards,' with Jones, Hort and Hampton ready to enter the game at any moment. EMPIRES TARE TWO

Manager Guards Basket Closely for Quaker Five

QUAKERS WILL PLAY MUNCIE TUESDAY

Saturday afternoon at the "Y" alleys the Empires won the first two games from the Buckeyes and dropped the third. Loofburrow made high average, 156, and Bennett high Bcore, 108. Summary: Empires. Player 1st. 2d. 3d. Total Av. Sample 157 151 132 460 153 Loofburrow.. 128 164 178 470 156 McMinn 142 145 177 464 154 Davis 117 117 117 351 117 Caldwell .... 158 150 137 445 148 Totals .... 702 747 741 2190 ... Buckeyes. Player iBt. 2d. 3d. Total Av. Bennett 126 121 196 443 147 Porter 116 141 147 404 134 Shelter 106 145 163 414 138 Merrill 143 .185 115 443 147 Groan 116 125 160 401 133 ; Totals .... 607 717 781 2095 . . .

KENTUGKYS DROP THREE

The Machine and the Kentuckys in the A. S. M. Bowling league occupied the "Y" alleys Saturday night, and the latter team dropped three straight to their more formidable -rivals. Hodapp, with 148 made high average, . and Longnecker with 170 made- high score. Summary: v

Machines Plaver 1st. 2d.

":UMch 16 ; jbngnecker.. 124 Hodapp .... 147 JefTHes 118 Ellis 140

14G 170 154 119 149

3d. Total Av. 115 427 142

435 .145 445 148 374 124 426 142

141 144 137. 137

Totals 738 675 2107 Kentuckys. Player 1st. 2d. 3d. Total Wells 143 144 147 434 -Martin 97 149 129 375 Shafer 151 154 114 419 Barker 127 107 129 363 "Diggs 159 130 115 404

Em-Roe forwards who get by Horace Parker, guard and mar :er of the Quaker basketball five, tonight, ill earn every telly they m e, for Parker Is big and 'fast and knows the game. It was through hi" efforts that the Em-Roes,, last year's state champions, were induced to come to Richmond for a game on the locpl floor.

FINDS LONG LOST FATHER

COLUMBUS, Ind., Dec. 13. That she is a daughter of the late Brewery A. Massey, 108, who died near Rushville recently, has just been learned by Mrs. Margaret Jane Gathers, 80, of Newbern. Mrs. Cathers lived within fifty miles of Rushvilie for more than fifty years without the knowledge of her father's residence. Mrs. Cathers declares that Massey deserted her and her mother when she was a baby.

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Richmond'spolo team plays at Muncle tomorrow night, and on Wednesday night the Muncie team comes hero for a game. The local boys hope to annex both games, and will make Muncit hustle to take either of them. If they can defeat Muncie tomorrow night, the fans are sure the boys can repeat here Wednesday, and they will certainly have the support of the rooters, for the opinion is that there are few quintets in the game who can win from the Quakers. Improvement is shown by the home boys in every game. Their teamwork shows to decided advantage over their work in the first game, and they are speeding up in wonderful form. ' Muncie will have to play faster than they have so far this season if they hope to cope with the local boys. The addition of Sox Quigley has increased the strength of the locals at least 50 per cent, and they are getting better right along.

SOCKER IS REVIVED

A socker football team has been organized at Earlham college, and a squad of thirty-five has turned out for practice. The game was tried once before at the college but met with indifferent success and was abandoned. Just now the boys seem to be enthusiastic, and a game or two will be played in the near future. A series of games for the school championship may be arranged.

SELF-INVITED GUEST

'ANDERSON, Ind., Dec. 13. Robert Flannigan of this city is going to accompany President Wilson and his bride on their honeymoon. Flannigan hasn't been invited, but-he says that won't -stop him. He is a member of the crew aboard the presidential yacht Mayflower.

LEBANON CHALLENGES RICHMOND'S QUINTET

Principal Pickell and ' Coach Nohr will meet the- Richmond high school basketball team today . to discuss 'the advisability of making a trip to Lebanon to play, the high school team of that city on Christmas day. This is always a big time in Lebanon, but on account of the record the team has made it is doubtful if the trip will be .made.' . . . - Lebanon probably will be offered a game here on December 26, 27 or 28, and if they are they undoubtedly will accept.

Using radioactive phenomena for the basis of their calculations, two British scientists believe that the -world is at least 711,000,000 years old.

CHANGE I. U. GAME.

Refusal of Indiana university's basketball coach to give Earlham 'two games on the schedule, has made necessary the change in the date of the contest, which vill be played on the Coliseum floor from Feb. 21 to Feb. 9.

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