Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 40, Number 320, 22 December 1915 — Page 6

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THE. RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, WEDNESDAY, DEC. 22, 1915

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HUE LACES RICHMOND FIVE : DY FAST PLAY Muncte laced Richmond in good form laat night taking the game with ease by 8-1, before the largest crowd that ever turned out to a polo game in that city. The series between the two teams Is now 2-2 and the Quakers will have to step lively if they expect to get the edge on their most formidable rivals for M uncle with Kid Williams in the lineup has a bear of a team, ' . The Indianapolis Elm-Roe team fell before their prowess Monday night and the locals merely followed in their footsteps. , . Williams end Partner were the stars of last night's game and it was due to their individual efforts that Mnncie won. The line-up: Richmond. Munele. L. Qulgley Williams First Rush Frye Fahrner ' , Second Rush S. Quigley Edgington Center Evans . Houston , Halfback 0MeU Pence Goal Williams Newton Sub. 100 BOYS ENTERED III SCHOOL EVENTS Over a hundred entries have been received for the Indoor track meet to be held tomorrow afternoon at the Y. M. C. A. gymnasium by the high school boys. The classes are anxious to win the trophies offered for first ana sec ond by the board of control and have entered their best men in the meet All the officials have been named by Coach Nohr and have agreed to offic iate. The meet will start promptly at 2 o'clock and the . events run off as scheduled. The events will be 50-yard dash, 75yard dash, 100-yard dash, 220-yard dash, 440-yard dash, 880 yard run, standing broad jump, 12-pound shot put and a relay race. "Y" ALLEYS TO CLOSE. ' Announcement was made this morn ing that the bowling alleys at the Y. M. C. A. would be closed all day Christmas.

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RUSIIVILLE FAVORS HOLDING TOURNEY ON RICHMOND FLOOR

Richmond is the choice of the Rushvllle high school authorities as the center at which to play the district basket ball tournament this year.' The Rushvllle Republican voices their attitude when its says that Rushvllle is willing for Richmond to entertain the contesting players. The newspaper adds: , "It is understood that New Castle wants the tournament but It is believed that when the selections are made Richmond will be the winner. Rushvllle school officials today expressed themselves as favorable to Richmond. The fine playing floor and the easy transportation facilities make Richmond the logical center from a local standpoint." . , CABRIOLETS ANNEX ROADSTERS' SERIES With their machine working in perfect order the Roadsters in the Westcott Motor league ran away with the first race at the City alleys last night in their games with the Cabriolets, but during the next two heats their gasoline tank sprung a leak and the Cabs no records were broken, but Chauf ur Martin finished ahead of the ..bunch. Summary: Roadsters. Players 1st. 2d. 3d. Total At. PuthofT .... 133 108 101 324 114 Spaulding .. 93 89 95 277 92 Fasick . 117 127 136 380 127 Simpson ... 134 149 . 109 392 131 Sheffer 144 122 124 390 130 Totals 631 595 565 1781 ... Cabriolets. Players 1st. 2d. 3d. Total Av. Junker 130 126 136 392 131 Smith 117 119 128 364 121 Shaver ..... 143 137 113 393 131 Clark 79 99 98 276 92 Martin 137 137 169 443 148 Totals .... 606 618 640 1868 ... TAKE TOURNEY LEAD. Green and Meyers are the leaders in the bowling tournament being held at the city alleys with a score of 1258. Miller and Boyer who were leading with 1232 are now in second place but they claim that they will have no trouble in going ahead when they roll again. EMBLEM CHAINS . All Orders, extra good qualities, specially Q Off priced at $1.00 and pJL9 BABY LOCKETS & CHAINS. Just the thing for her specially priced at $1.25 JEWEL BOXES Ormola gold, something al ways appreciated, special $1.25 SEE WINDOWS 512 MAIN STREET

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NEW CASTLE FIVE FAVORS I1ICIOIID FOR TOURNEY CITY 'With' New Castle out of the race It seems practically certain that Richmond will receive the district basket ball tournament. The New Castle

Times yesterday said that city was unable to handle the tournament and that the slogan of the entire school was "On to Richmond." The Times sport .writer says: Richmond fans will be glad to bear that New Castle has no place at all for a district tournament. The Rose City has never once thought or even entertained the idea of such a thing. New Castle hasn't the facilities, and the N. C. H. S. team would rather journey to Richmond than any other place on the Sixth district map. The war cry on the high school blackboards is "Onward to Richmond." ) CINCINNATI TACKLED BY QUAKER QUINTET ; The Quakers basketball team goes to Cincinnati tonight to play the Gym five, one of the strongest quintets in the state of Ohio. Hort will be taken along to play center in place of Welchman who is suffering from a broken rib received .in' practice. ' Laning, Jones, Parker, Logan, Dephman and Fitzgibbons will complete the team. : On Jan. 3 the Quakers will play here, but who their rivals will be is not yet knownT "St. Mary'a Cadets' of Dayton, are booked for Jan. 24 at the Coliseum and the Quakers will play the Em Roes at Indianapolis some time next month. The season will wind up. here late in March when the Em Roes will play the final game. GAME 18 POSTPONED - The basketball game scheduled for tonight between Purdue and Earlham at Lafayette has been postponed. BOYS' QUARTERS OPEN. The boys department of the Y. M. C. A. will be open to members each day of the two weeks vacation which the school children will enjoy with the exception of Christmas day ac ' cording 'to the announcement of J. J. ; Somervllle, secretary of the depart ment. Practically all the members of the association are expected to take advantage of the arrangement.

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The Hoosiers were playing up to form last night at the "Y" alleys and copped two games from the Seeding team in the A. 8. M. league. The games were won by close scores, and it was nip-end-tuck all the way. Roach playing with the HooBiers walked att with the honors. Summary: Hoosiers. , Players Rees ....... 1st. 2d. 8d. Total AT. 143 412 137 13S 119 138 118 122 658 136 137 168 137 122 700 Shissler .... Roach Lane ........ Williams ... Totals .... Players Weyman . . , Weber ..... Gamp ...... O'Brien Owens Totals .... 127 383 162 466 165 420 122 366 719 2047 127 155 140 122 Seeding 1st. 2d. 3d. 125 104 146 134 131 Total Av. 411 .137 386 128 368 122 402 134 440 136 142 114 119 134 165 674 144 168 103 134 144 693 640 2007 PENNSY FLYES Continued From Page One. automobile was completely wrecked. Undertaker Coffman was summoned and .brought the body to his offices, where it was prepared for removal to Kayler's home. , The victim of the sad tragedy is a son of John Jacob Kayler, well known farmer and member of the boar of directors of the county agricultural so ciety. He is survived by the widow and I two small ohildren, beside one sister, i Mrs. Wilbur McMochan, who resides near Campbellstown. Hts wife was Miss Tressie Morse, well-known, in the New Hope neighborhood. The victim of this tragedy is the fourth member of the Kayler family called by death during the last few years. His mother, one sister and two brothers passed away at times not far separated. , The deceased was a member of the Forresters and Waverly lodge No. 143, Knights of Pythias. While no funeral arrangements have been made, it is probable the latter order will have charge of the services. RELATIVES LIVE HERE. Mr. Kayler is a nephew of Mrs. Michael Kelly, 822 North Twelfth street. This morning she had beard no definite information concerning the "ccident. Mr. Kayler was frequent visitor in Richmond and is well known here.

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Further plans for the repairs and renovations which will be made in the club rooms of the T. M. L will be discussed at the regular monthly sess ion of the members of that organisation tonight. About $200 will be spent in the improvements. The pool tables In the club rooms have already been recovered. The officers and the standing committee of the Y. . M. I. have charge of . the arrangements. "At tonight's session final arrangements for the banquet to be held by the members on the night of New Tear's -day will also be made. - Joseph Schwegman, president, will preside. LANSING Continued From Page One and entirely disregarded those humane principles which every belligerent should observe in the conduct of war at sea. In view of these admitted circumstances the government of the United States feels justified In holding that the details of the sinking of the Ancona the weight and character of the additional testimony corroborating the admiralty's report and the number of Americans killed or injured are In no way essential matters of discussion. The culpability of the commander is in any case established and the undisputed fact is that citizens of the United States were killed,- injured or put in jeopardy by his lawless act. "The rules of international law and the principles of humanity which were thus wilfully violated by the commander of the submarine have been so long and so universally recognized and are so manifest from the standpoint of right and justice that the government of the United States does not feel called upon to debate them and does not understand that the imperial and royal government questions or disputes them. "The government of the Unite' States therefore finds no other cours open to it but to hold the imperial an' royal government responsible for th act of its naval commander and to re new the definite but respectful dc raands made in its communication ei the sixth of December nineteen fifteex It certainly hopes that the foregoin statement of its position will enabl. the imperial and royal government tpercelve the justice of those demand and to comply with them in the sam to its Name

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