Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 41, Number 43, 31 December 1915 — Page 6

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THE RlttAUOND VAXAAVlJU AND . SUN-TE1.EG&AU. FRIDAY, DEC. 1, 1915.

Sport News

QUAKERS BOOK

SPEEDY TEAMS FOR SEASON

The Quakers will present a different line-up tomorrow Bigot when (bey ' journey . to Mlllvtlle, Ind. Lanlng, ones and Logan will play , the forward positions, Hampton and Schepman at guard and Parker will be at center in place of Weichman, who has not gotten over injuries received some time back. - ; J The Mlllville bunch claim to have a strong team and say that they are out for state honors. However, the local boys expect an, easy victory, but f.re not over-confident. On Jan. 17 the locals will play the fast Brotherhood team of Middletown, O., and expect one of the fastest games of the season, as the Middletown team played the local Y team to a tie at the Ohio city last season. On Jan. 19 the Quakers will go to Cincinnati to meet the fastest team in that city, the, L. B. Harrison club. Jan. .24 brines the fastest team in the state of Ohio and probably the country, St. Mary's Cadets of Dayton. On Jan. 27 they probably will play the Em-Roes at Indianapolis. - Anderson will be their opponents on Febi 11 at Anderand on Feb. 26 they will play a return date at Middletown, O. Other dates , are pending and will be announced later, some, of which are Christ church cZ Cincinnati. Cincinnati Gyms, Columbus Commercials, etc. . ' The local manager is somewhat handicapped in booking games in this city on account of his inability to -cure the Coliseum on certain dates.

TENNIS GAINS FAVOR AMONG BUSINESS MEN

According to the statement of a local observer of sporting matter In general next to baseball, tennis was the most

popular sport during the past summer and he predicts that next year it will be played by almost as many people as participate In the great national pasttime.i ' .;,. . Sportiaifcb6di"'iafealers when questioned aald that there had been a

great 'demand tor racquets and tennis

balls dOTng tne past season ana mat they anticipated a greater demand during the spring and summer of 1916. Tennis is not looked upon any more as a game for the feeble-minded but Is recognised . as a healthful outdoor exercise that gives all the muscles in the body plenty of play and i: is being Indulged In more and more by tired business men who want some relaxation from their office duties. Last year the smaller towns around Richmond took up the sport and while there was a vacant piece of ground it was converted into a tennis court. Golf is another game that is coming Into its own and some day in the near future sporting men assert that there w ill be public golf links In every large city. Like tennis, golf has been looked down upon as not being a fit game for a grown man to indulge in, but the people are forming a different opinion and understand better - the good that comes from the game throush tramping over the green, up and down hill, and swinging the clubs at the little white ball. Men and women too, get exercise that they would not take otherwise if It were not for the .incentive offered by the game.

"Y" EXPECTS GROWTH

That the new year will offer greater opportunities . and greater results in growth of religious activities in Richmond is the optimistic belief of Secretary K. M. Learner of the Y. M. C. A. lie has declared that especally among ihe young men greater Interest In religious matters were displayed than wver before in Richmond while he has been secretary of the association. He attributed this belief to the' Increased membership in the Y. M. C. A. and the iargo audiences which are attending tLe Sunday afternoon theatre meetings as well as the attendance present at all rellpious events held under the auspices of the Y. M. C. A.

EAGLES PLAN BANQUET

Several hundred members of the fcagles' fraternity will assemble at aoon tomorrow about the long tables Khich have been arranged in the dance hall of the lodge -home for the annual kew Year's dinner and entertainment, fcn elaborate menu has been, prepared !nd an excellent entertainment presided, the nature of which has been ept secret by members of the committee. Members of the fraternity from New Castle, Muncie, Dayton, Inlianapolis and Anderson are expected lo be guests of the local aerie.

ANXIOUS TO MEET , MUNCIE IN POLO

An effort is . being made by the manager of the Richmond polo team to bring. Muncie here for a game on New .Year's night and arrangements to that end are now under way. The showing made by the local boys last night against Indianapolis has revived interest and the boys are anxious to meet Muncie as soon as possible,- for they want at chance to show- that they have the better team since Griffiths has joined them and they have shifted their line-up. - ;

BREHL1 TELLS BOXING CLUB'S WORKING PLAN

' George Brehm, manager of the new Quaker Ctyy Athletic club, denied today that the report that the organization was started for the purpose of running Billy Benson out of the boxing game, , Mr. Brehm requested that his position in the matter be published. He said that all members of the club were for Benson and that they would not oppose him in any way. In -fact, he said, they wanted him to work with them. . . ' "There-is no reason why Mr. Benson can not go ahead and hold his fights as he has done. We win patronize his'sh6ws and wlll help boost them all we can," said Mr. Brehm. ' "Our idea is to hold boxing matches under' different ponditions' than they have ever been held in Richmond. We intend to name a boxing commission and to see that the people are not handed any fakes. Every boxer must pass a rigid physical examination before entering the ring. There will be no boisterous yelling or anything of that sort allowed, and we will have men to enforce order. The first fight under the auspices of the new club will be held January 18, when Tommy Dillon is scheduled to meet Terry Nelson of1 Philadelphia. Red Schneider will box either Tommy

Garry or Bay JtCrles tt ae au to m cured, If a fast mu h 1m alts be wflt be matched wttk fraaale Mav sod. A card la also fedns; arras tor Washington's MrtfcaW- KOorta ar being; made to briar Gsergs Ckl and Jack Dillon together.

RICIOIID 0DTAK1S DISTRICT TOURNEY

; High school baaaet. bell team of the Sixth district wlU compete la Richmond to decide which one shall partJct pate in the sUte championship tournament at Btoomlngtcm. The board of control of . the Indiana Hlcfc School

"Athletic association yesterday named

the centers and set March 10 and 11 as the time for the district tourneys. In addition to Richmond meets will be held at: : Anderson. Bedford, Bluffton, Crawfordsville, Gary. Kokomo, Lafayette, Lebanon, Franklin, Roches, ter, Seymour, Terr Haute, Martinsville and Vincennes.

CISTERN HOLDS CIDER

EOONOMT, Ind, Doc. 31. Nath Edwards writes; There's a fanner in Gibson county, who has a cistern plum full of cider. He had a large crop of apples and could find no market for them, so he had a cistern dug, cemented and a nickle-plated pump put is and than It was filled with sweet filtered aider. The walla of the cistern were parafined when cemented and after It was filled, melted paraflne was poured in on the cider which sealed the cistern up so no air could touch the cider. It was an experiment, but up to date It Is a success, .

APRON SAVES MAN'S LIFE,

INDIANAPOLIS, Dec 31. Linis Nichlo, laborer at Kingans. probably owes bis life i te the fact he wore a heavy leather apron, two pair trousers and heavy underwear. As a result of an argument with William Franklin, negro, he was slash" d several times with a big butcher knife. The apron and clothes were cut through but Nichlo didn't get a scratch. The ne

gro was angered when Nichlo wouldn't

give hi ma cake from bis lunch bog.

SPORTS OF ALL SORTS

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POLC(Dllnseniiinm Saturday Night MUNCIE vs. RICHMOND Clf5if inn Tonigrtit Saturday C51V1 llllU Morning and Afternoon

A Sack ofSatirfacaW

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Xxrons was , forces to mttre on account of an injury to his eye. He was kit by the tip of Bretas' jstick. Some idea of the speed aeeSe y the locals at the start of the gaawe.may he gained from the fact taai O'Metz did not have a single stop until after nine minutes of play. The. crowd was with the locals from, the start and the boys appreciated its support r - Griffith's weight was a ;blg factor fa tile game and helped tb Quakers Jot- a-';.. ' Evans at center played a good floor

game and was in the game 'from start'

w untao, maaing some civer passes and be helped the rushes in getting the pill down the floor. i

statt with E

held bis own.

but the local man

Doc -Harold appeared

last period and started: a

ed in the

ttle rough

ASSAULT CHARGED

A charge of assault and hmttery has been Med against Walter , Gray, colored, an employe of the Arlington botel. It is said that Cbaites Hogan, colored, had been delegated - to discharge Gray, and when he broke the sad tidings to him. Gray wap so angry that he gave Hogaa a severe beating.

LYRIC

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TONIGHT Two-Reel LrKO CSomedy "FROM BKANCRY TO BILLIONS" One Reel "TH GREAT FEAR"

Griffith has rather an uncanny style of blocking plays that look Impossible to stop. - and be never hesitated to take the ball out on the floor,, and be usually held it until a Richmond boy was in tbe open. Doe Harold held on a lot, on one occasion grabbling Lou Oulidev bv the

sweater and hoaling for a half minute ' at least, but the referee failed to see it;

IF IT'S Good Cooking Yteu Are Looking for, Cone to Tlie ArEagton New Year's

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We've been telling you about some of the Big Things to be Pulled off here and Today U one of the dayg We Offer Earl Williams and Anita Stewart v-. In the Sensational 5-Beel VTTAGRAPH BLUE RIBBON FEATURE "The Sins of R2c3t2F" Also Miss Wilcuth, of Cincinnati, will play the picture on m:i Our Wurlitzer Pipe Organ ADMISSION lO CENTS

THE NEW

ARCADE

TONIGHT .Bessie Learn and Edward Earle In the S-Reel Edison Master Feature,

The Hand of the Law"

To the host of loyal customers we wish to make thankfcl acknowledgement for their patronage, confidence cad good will during the year 1915, which has been one of the cost satisfactory in our history. To everyone we extend greetings and a wish for a Happy and Prosperous year for 1916.

Very gratefully,

NEFFft

WE CLOSE AT 6 TONIGHT AND ALL DAY TOMORROW.

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