Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 40, Number 315, 16 December 1915 — Page 6

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PAGE THIRTEEN THE . RICHMOND. PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, THURSDAY, DEC. 16. 1915

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QUIGLEY'S SHOT WINS OVERTIME FROM WIE

After seeing Lou Quigley cage the goal last night that gave Richmond the first overtime game of the season with Muncle, fans are wondering why the team suffered a 9-2 defeat away from home .Tuesday night. The result of last night's fray was 7-6, the winning. goal being made after one minute and thirty seconds overtime. Richmond took the lead early and held it by a omfortable margin until the final frame when Muncle uncorked some come-back stuff and tied the count with only about a minute to play. " The up-state boys were greatly strengthened by the addition of Williams, whose cleverness found Its match in the defensive work, however, of Sox Quigley and Evans. For the first time in many moons a rush appeared on the floor who got to the spot ahead of Lou Quigley, who is about the fastest first rush playing the game in the west. Fahrner and Williams were first in eleven niBhes, while the score gives Quigley credit for being ahead five times. Summary: Rushes Farhner, 9; Williams, 2; Quigley, 5. Ooals--Fahrner, 4 ; . Williams, 2 ; Lou Quigley, 4; Fry, 1; Sox Quigley, 2. StopsHouston, 9; , Pence, 31; O'Metz, 29. Assists Fahrner. . Referee Cunningham.

IROQUOIS QUINTET DEFEATS FOUNTAIN

b a close game the Iroquois III team representing the Y. . M. C. A. Bible classes defeated a Fountain City team 27-23 at the "Y" gym last night. Summary: . Iroquois III. Players F.G. FIG. F. Ewbank, f 2 1 1 Van Allen, f 8 0 3 Reese, c 2 0 0 Lahrman, g . . 1 0 4 Peters, g 0 0 4 Brinley, g 0 0 0 Roland, g . . . ; 0 0 0 Totals 13 1 12 Fountain City. Players F.G. FIG. F. Kemm, f 2 1 4 King, f 4 3 1 Collins, f 3 o 0 Hampton, g .. 0 0 0 Rltchey, k 0 0 1 Hoover, g 0 0 0 H. Brown, umpire. E. Porter, referee. Roland Dolline, scorekeeper. W. Taggart, C. Porter and ,T. Jegsup, timekeepers. 1 ' ' '

FIRST FIVE STARTS BROOKVILLE GAME

Because Brookville always has been and always will remain a dark horse, Coach Nohr will take no chances tomorrow night when that team plays the high school. The regulars will start the game and play until victory is assured. The curtain raiser will be played, beginning at 7:30 o'clock, by the high school seconds and the Hagerstown seconds. The record of the second five is almost as good as that of the varsity, the boys having lost only one game, that to the first team of Mooreland. The Hagerstown seconds were defeated a week ago.

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KING'S HIGH SCORE HELPS TEAM Will

The Colonials won two out of three games from the Pheggs last night at the "Y" alleys. King rolled high score of the week, 219. Summary: Pheggs. Player 1st. 2d. 3d. Total Av. Gentle ..... 177 157 154 , 488 163

Erk ... 147 190 138 475 168

Hadley .... 128 208 137 473 157 Price 153 105 138 396 132 Blind 134 124 138 396 132

Totals . . . Player Parker ... Hyde ..... Haynes. ... Sherman .. King Totals ...

739 784 Colonial. lBt. 2d. "116 "155 156 180 163 159 ' 173 154 195 122

705 2228 3d. Total Av

107 378 . 126 115 451 150 151 475 167 136 463 154 219 536 179

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JESSUP PLAYS GUARD ON TOUR TO LEBANON

Talbert Jessup will play guard during the Christmas vacation trip which the high school basket ball team will open when it meets the strong Lebanon five on Dec. 27. John Meranrin

who has been playing guard on the

regular team will spend the holidays In Washington. That Jessup will be able to hold his own against Lebanon's forwards is the belief of Coach Nohr who has picked him to substitute for Meranda.;" Principal Pickell has written to Lafayette and Thorntown In an effort to book additional games for the trip.

INDIANAPOLIS RETURNS

Next week's polo schedule wiirpro-J vMa fame. .1 . . 1 H

. iuc tuc hud vvitu uue game ax iiome and one away from the local rink. Richmond plays at Muncie Tuesday night and returning to this city will tackle the Indianapolis quintet Wednesday night.

DISTRIBUTES BLANKS

Entry blanks for the high school track meet to be held in the Y. M. C. A. gym on Dec. 23 will be distributed this afternoon. The meet will include ten events, consisting of the regular track races including the 75-yard dash, standing broad jump, high jump and shot put.

QUIGLEY FIVE WINS

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night the Quigley s took the Smokehouse crew by a count of 8-6, after the advantage had shifted from one team to another. Brarlfielri hart tho

edge on Reid In the Rushes, and also

made tive goals. Williams scored the

other. For the Qulelev Reid. Etters

and Minor broke into the score col

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GIBSON MAY BE NAMED '

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While Barney preyf uss owner of the Pirates, has refused to disclose the name of the man who will succeed Fred Clarke as manager of the team, the gossips are predicting that Drey fuss will appoint George Gibson the Pirates' veteran catcher.

TEARS OF SWETHEflfiT ROB ARMY OF RECRUIT

BRIEFS

REWARD of $10 Is o -erad to any one who will give information causing arrest and conviction of person or persons who have broken into shack at Morton lake on New Paris pike. James A. Carr. 15-2t

FRIED OYSTER LUNCH SATURDAY AFTERNOON AND EVENING. PATTERSON, 14 SOUTH 9TH 8T. 16-thur-fri-tf

We have the Christmas Seals that are different. Come fn and see them. The Reader Circulating Library, 23 North Ninth street.

The Quinine That Does Not Affect Head. Because of its tonic and laxative effect Laxative Bromo Quinine can be taken by anyone without causing nervousness nor ringing in the head. There is only one "Bromo Quinine," E. W. GROVE'S signature is on box. 25c adv.

: Threatening to marry his rival after her tearful plea had not dissuaded him from joining the United States army for a term of three years, the 20-year-old sweetheart of a young machinist of Richmond, temporarily out of employment, succeeded in frustrating his Intention to become a recruit, according to the excuse . offered by the young man to Sergeant F. D. Bond, recruiting officer who is here for a week.'; ' . - He told the officer that he offered to marry his betrothed before he he was recruited, but she objected, and argued that ; his absence would mar all the expected bliss of matrimony. For a while she cried, he explained, and then finally declared she would break the engagement if he left the city to become a soldier, marrying the other suitor for her hand Instead. .Hears Army Appeal. ."Gee whiz, I'd like to go." he said to Sergeant ' Bond. "The army appeals to me. But what could I do when she cried? Beside, I . hate that other guy, and I don't want to lose her. Maybe I can go later." Names were withheld by the officer. Two young men. Sergeant Bond says, have joined. One of these left Monday and one Tuesday. They will be accepted for-enlistment at the general recruiting station in Indianapolis and then sent to : Columbus, O., where they will undergo a four weeks' training course. At the end of that period they will probably be assigned to

duty on the Mexican-American border in Texas. Quite a number of young men are discussing the army service with the recruiting officer. Sergeant Bond' says. He declared that more interest la being manifested in the army this time than was shown during his former visits here. This is due. he says, probably to an enroused patriotism resulting from President Wilson's message to Congress in which he advocated the increase of the number of regulars In the United States army. -

FRACTURES SHOULDER

HAGERSTOWN. Ind., Dec. 16. Joshua Needham slipped on the ice Saturday and fell. He sustained a fractured shoulder. He was picked up by C. T. Knapp, who carried him from the street to his home on Plum street..

8TIGALL WINS BOUT

"Lil" Arthur Stlgall whipped Red Sanders In their bout at Altoona, Pa..

j last night. Sanders never had a ; chance against the local fighter. Stlgall has been matched to box Terry . Nelson here on New Year's day.

Give HIM a PIPE For Xmas

, We have the largest line of Pipes in Eastern Indiana.

Criers CckbcsX Klerscbczn czd Wder Ffcea From 23c to" $8.00. Come in and see them.. We give special attention to ladies buying gifts for men. . v . ED. A. FELTMAN, CIGAR SHOES "Where the Smoke Comes From. 609 MAIN AND 12 MAIN.

LIVEN UP YOUR TORPID LIVER To keep your liver active use Dr. King's New Life Pills. They insure good ' digestion, relieve constipation, and tone up the whole system keep your eye clear and your 8kin fresh and healthy looking. Only 25c. at

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Lost Horse blanket, one heavy duck canvas and bunch of rope bettween Whitewater and Hollansburg. Notify auto truck at either Whitewater or Hollansburg.

Puts The Dancing Joy Into Your Feet! "Nab-It" gets the corn or callous quick! In 3 minutes pain is all gone, no mora soreness, .no more agonizing, shrieking nerves, Just joyful easy, happy feet When you take your footbath the old corn or callous just comes right off. Not like the bothersome old plasters or the dangerous drops. Harmless as a baby's kiss. 25 cents at all drur stores, worth SI.

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CHAKLBT HSR200, ssaaafsr ol the Clacinnatl Redlegs Jast seasonJ

Insists that ha will be at the head of that mm la 19K. . It has been re

ported that a changs would be madt la the wsaagsment ot-tha Bads bt-

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with his players,, he intends to stick; to the ship. .Rumors that Hersog' would ha tzadsd toaithar the Boston Brares or ths Brooklyn Dodgers hare bees currant.

It is stated that of London's 650.00C buildings, 600 are inns and hotels.

Practical, Useful Gifts for a Comfortable Christmas People Naturally Prefer Grolliiaiiis' f iraitarc

For it is a matter of general knowledge that Grothaus furniture has integrity and beauty that it endures through generations that It appeals to people that love their homes. It would be a reflection on your judgment if you gave cheap, carelesslybuilt furniture when Grothaus furniture is so reasonably priced.

A FEW SUGGESTIONS

Sewing Tables Bathroom Stools Foot Stools Tsbourettes Reed Chairs and Rockers Folding Card Tables Brass and Iron Beds Chiffoniers and Dressers Buffets Extension Tables

Kitchen Cabinets Davenports Rockers Book Cases Leather Chairs : Writing Desks Music Cabinets ' Smoking Sets Pedestals Library Tables

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