Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 41, Number 54, 13 January 1916 — Page 6

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, THURSDAY, JAN. 13, 1916. Richmond Wins Second from Free isconsin Jr 010

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RACINE FALLS FIGHTING IH SECOND OF SERIES Wisconsin Team Shows Improved Game Running Locals a Close Race with Final Score Standing 3-2 Quigley Brothers Put Up Pretty Exhibition of Floor Work Against Strong Defense.

Racine was defeated last night at the Coliseum by the Richmond polo team but they -were not given a decisive drubbing and it was only through getting the worst of the breaks of the game that they lost 3-2. The Wisconsin boys put up a much better game than they did on Monday night and looked like a different team. Their def nsive and offensive work was strong and they appeared to have solved the angles of the floor which is fast to them for the banks at Racine are dead and - fail to shoot the pill back with speed. Pry got in the game last night for the first time in several weeks and he showed that his rest had not done him any harm. He played fast and handled the ball in good form being especially strong on the defensive. Griffith Plays Strong. During the second period the 2,500 people present saw some of the fastest polo ever played on the local floor. The score was 1-1 and every man was working at top speed, all playing Glean polo but fighting hard for every advantage offered. Griffith handled

the ball in great form at this timer

and it was due to his defensive work that Racine' did not take the ball. O'Metz made some stops that were truly marvelous for the ( Wisconsin bunch was shooting them hard and fast. Harry made Id stops in this period. In the first period Tiede gave Sox Quigley a crack on the head with his club accidently and it looked as though the local boy was through for the evening but he came back and played his usual speedy game. Sox was the mainstay of the team last night and brother Lou was right with him. Lou played the best game he has put up this year. His floor game would be hard to improve upon and he advanced the ball witu speed and accuracy. Fast Game Promised. Racine put up the best game seen here this year and when they meet

PROMISE FAST PLAY IN MONDAY GAMES

Two good games of basketball are promised local fans next Monday night when the Quakers meet the fast Brotherhood team of Middletown, O., and the second team of the high school plays the high school team of Camden. Both local teams are practicing hard and intend to give their opponents one of the hardest battles they were ever in. The Middletown team cornea here with a good reputation, not having been defeated this season. "Dopey" Erk, a former local boy, plays one of the forward positions. John L. Turner will be referee, while Harrington will be umpire. k Camden comes here with a very good team for high school lads, and should make the local team step lively all the way. Little need to mention the fast gait at which the second team has been traveling.

the Richmond crowd Saturday night the locals will have to travel. L. Quigley made the first goal of the game picking the pill out of the air and caging it on a hot shot that Huffner never saw. Koorzilius duplicated this feat five minutes later and the period ended a tie. Fourteen minutes of the second period had passed before O. Quigley pushed the second score in the wires and in the third session Evans made on while H. Koorzilous registered.

The Game in Figures

The Line-up. Richmond. Racine. L. Quigley H. Koorzilius First Rush. Fry, Evans , Tiede Second Rush. O. Quigley Reichert Center. Griffith W. Koorzilius Halfback. O'Metz .. Huffner Goal. Goal, Caged by Time. First Period. Richmond, L. Quigley 6:13 Racine, H. Koorzilius 5:10 Second Period. Richmond, O. Quigley 14:35 Third Period. Richmond, Evans :24 Racine, H. Koorzilius :48 Stops O'Metz, 49; Huffner, 53. Rushes L. Quigley, 6. Goals L. Quigley. Evans and O. Quigley; H. Koorzilius, 2. Referee Cunningham. Timekeeper Byer. BIBLE CLASS PUPILS START NEW CIRCUIT

COLONIALS CAPTURE TWO FROM I. H. C.

The Colonials took two out of three from the I. H. C. last night at the "Y" alleys, and are still wondering how they lost the second game. Haynes and Parker slipped a cog, so the boys are hanging it on them. Summary: I. H. C. Player 1st. 2d. 3d. Total. Av. Miller 158 228 139 425 141 Ellis 187 132 134 453 151 Dingley 114 145 142 401 133 Haner 137 106 120 363 121 Blind 167 152 148 467 155 Totals 763 "63 683 2109 ... Colonials. Players 1st. 2d. 3d. Total Av. Parker 125 129 107 361 120 Hyde 145 134 141 420 140 Haynes 170 128 150 448 149 Iserman 166 140 133 439 146 King 170 152 168 490 163 Totals 776 683 699 2158" ... high'school WHIPS EARLHAM QUINTET

Everybody knew it could be done and that the boys would do it sooner or later. Now that it has been done, quite a number of basketball fans are crying, "I told you so." High school, 34; Earlhani, 26. This was the score of an honest-to-goodness game of basketball between the high school and Earlham's regulars on the Coliseum floor, with only one man missing from the line-up, Morrlsh. It was nip-and-tuck all the way, but the coming state high school champions had it on the collegians. On the Christmas trip the boys became so accustomed to playing bigger men that they weren't the least bit afraid of Whiteside's proteges. Porter pulled off a few of those seneational shots of his from, way down In the enemy's territory. Brown and Parker were also there. Pitts and Meranda gave a correct demonstration In the art of covering.

Early in the season the Y. M. C. A. put its foot down on basketball and Secretaries Learner and Somerville declared that the game would be tabooed this year but public opinion has overriden their decision and the game is flourishing at the local gym. A four team league has been started by the boys and they played their first game last night, the Iroquois III defeating the Iroquois II, 20 to 9 and the Athenian' I winning from the Athenians II 17-0. Summary: Iroquois II. N. Sinnex F, W. Morgan F, R. Rees C. T. Horros G, J. Livingstone G. Iroquois III. M. Lahrman F, E. Brinley F, R. Roland C, G. Peters G, L. Dodd G. Athenian I. R. Williams F, R. Mansfield F, K. Dollins C, F. Crowe G, J. Evans G. Athenians II. T. Brehm F, H. Sinex F, R. Holcomb C, D. Rost G, B. Wettig G.

Cronin Wants Chance at Mason

JACKIE CRONIN Jackie Cronin of Muncie, who fights Frankie Mason, one of the cleverest boys who ever donned the gloves at 115 pounds before the Quaker City Athletic club, next Tuesday night at Eagle's hall, is training hard for the bout and will come to Richmond with a large following of fans. The card being offered by the new club next week is attracting great interest throughout the state, and lovers of the boxing game from many sections of the country and making reservations. GAME ENDS IN TIE.

The preliminary game at the Coliseum last night between the Quigleys and Greeks ended In a 5-5 tie. The boys put up a fast and clever game, giving the best opening exhibition seen on the floor this year. Bradfield, Williams and Reid starred.

Hampton Plays Consistent Game

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GARFIELD FIVES PUT UP SPEEDY CLASS OF DALL

BY KENNETH DOLLINS The games last night at Garfield school were exciting and interesting. Runnels, Brehm and Johnson, the "little boys", were the stars of the session and were responsible for the points scored. Summaries: INDIANA VS. BUTLER.

CLARENCE HAMPTON. Clarence ("Jawn") Hampton, who will play at the guard position for the Quakers when they play Middletown at the Coliseum next Monday night, is one of the most consistent and best guards in the city. When a forward on the opposition team makes a field goal he has earned it, because "Hamp" very seldom lets a man get within ten feet of the goal when he has the ball. Hampton played guard with the old Centerville Hudsons, one of the best teams in the state, several years ago. Last year he played with the HooverBond team, and this year he has been playing a good game for the Quakers. This will be his last year at basketball.

Indiana. G. F.G. Missed. F. Brehm, f .... 1 0 0 1 Johnson, t .. 2 1 0 0 Holcomb, c . . 0 0 0 1 Ferguson, g . . 0 0 0 0 Falls, g 0 0 0 0 Totals 3 1 0 2 Butler. G. F.G. Missed. F. Retz, f 0 0 0 0 Dillon, f 0 0 0 0 Loehr, c .... 0 2 0 0 Harris, g .... 0 0 0 1 Shafer, g .... 0 0 0 0 Totals 0 2 0 1

VETS TAKE THREE FROM TIPPERARY

It was a disastrous evening for the Tipperarys last night when the Vets copped three games from them at the City alleys and gave- their standing in the Kaysee league race an awful jolt. The Tips were going good, but the Vets got all the breaks. Summary: Tipperarys. Players 1st. 2d. 3d. Total. Av. Selm 97 147 141 385 128 Brennen .... 180 138 168 486 162 Behringer .. 134 124 137 395 131 W. Cronin .. 181 173 190 544 181 Blind 124 161 127 402 134

Totals ...

Players Mercurlo i A. Pfeiffer

J. P. O'Brien 149 137 F. Cronin .. 176 179 J. Burke ... 150 153

716 733 Vets. 1st. 2d.

122 141 139 143

763 2213

3d. Total. Av. 149 412 137

150 432 144

183 469 156 150 506 168 156 459 153

BASKETBALL GRIPS TIRED BUSINESS MEN

Physical Instructor Roach of the T. M. C. A., is not exactly sore but he is decidedly peeved at both the boys and men who make up his classes for the reason that basketball Is all they seem to want to play. The weights and horses and other paraphernalia are relegated to the background when the big sphere is In

eight. All those Interested In physical

development appear to think that muscles tired from banging over desks all day get more relaxation by throwing the big ball around. Basketball has taken a stranglehold on Richmond and it can all be blamed on the high school. The boys are putting up a great game and look like winners in the Sixth district toorna-menL

TWO GAMES BOOKED.

Basketball fans are getting oat their colors tor tomorrow night. Earlham meets the Indiana State normal team and the Richmond high school five plays Hamilton.

CORNELL VS. YALE. Cornell.

LANDS K. 0. BLOW IN BOXING BOUT

Four hundred fans turned out to witness the wrestling and boxing bouts held in the opera house at Hagerstown last night and they were well repaid for their trouble. The show was a good one. . Earl Van Etten was substituted for Tony Harty of Newport in the six round boxing contest and proved too much for Kid White of Richmond giving him the . sleep producer in the fourth round. Young Retz put Jimmy Taylor's shoulders to the mat in eight minutes and Chris Raner got two throws on Doc. Snyder of Hagerstown, the first in six minutes and the second in three minutes. Harry Hall refereed.

G. F.G. Missed. F. McBride, f .. 0 0 1 1 Benn, f 0 0 0 0 Price, c 0 0 0 0 Wessel, g .... 0 1 0 0 Davis, g 0 0 0 0 Totals 0 1 l 1 Yale. G. F.G. Missed. F. Dunham, f . . 0 0 1 1 Harter, f 0 0 0 0 Kehlenbrink, c 0 0 0 0 Edgerton, g . . 0 0 0 0 Ha'ckman, g . . 0 0 0 1 Totals 0 0 1 2 DE PAUW VS. WABASH. De Pauw. G. F.G. Missed. F. Livingston, f. 0 - 1 0 0 Calkins, f ...0 0 0 0 Kanke, c .... 0 0 0 0 Lee, g 0 0 0 1 Thomas, g ... 0 0 1 0 Totals 0 1 1 1 Wabash. G. F.G. Missed. F. Ore, f 0 0 1 0 Yeager, f .... 0 0 0 1 Mutchner, c. 0 0 0 1 Burton, g .... 0 0 0 0 Sudhoff, g ... 0 0 0 0 Totals 0 0 1 2

Totals 736 753 797 2227

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RACINE vs. RICHMOND

Coliseum, Saturday Night GAME CALLED 9 O'CLOCK Skating Tonight and Saturday Morning and Afternoon

SECONDS TRAMPLE RICHMOND EM-ROES

BENSON BOOKS MEN FOR NEXT PROGRAM

Billy Benson has not retired from the fight game and he wishes this fact announced from the hbusetops for he is still in the ring and intends to offer fight fans a card on Jan. 28, that will make hem sit up and take notice. Efforts are being made by Benson to match Freddie Rosen of Shelbyville with Terry Nelson of Philadelphia at 145 pounds. Rosen gave Tommy Dillon one of the worst beatings of his career and also gave Cy McHenry an awful lacing. For his second bout Benson is figuring on Clyde McHenry of Lima, O., and Kid Fannery of Cincinnati, at 136. The preliminary will probably be a ten round go between Kik Stout and Joey Jacobs, both of Richmond at 122.

Perhaps last night was his lucky night, but those who saw the game assert that little "Ernie" Porter played real basketball yesterday. Playing with the high school seconds, Porter tossed sixteen field goals and one foul in the game with the Richmond EmRoes, won by the seconds 62-35. W. O'Neal did not have a bad evening, either, looping seven from the floor. Chappel counted eight field goals for the vanquished. The story in figures is: Seconds.

Week's Schedule of Sport Events for Local Fans

THURSDAY. Polo Racine at Muncie. Basketball, Garfield School College league. Bowling, Y. M. C. A. Alleys A. S. M. league. City Alleys Westcott Motor league. FRIDAY. Basketball Earlham vs. State Normal, Coliseum. Richmond high school vs. Hamilton high school at Coliseum. Bowling, Y. M. C. A. Alleys Kaysee league. City Alleys City league. SATURDAY. Polo Racine at Richmond. Bowling, Y. M. C. A. Alleys A. S. M. ..eague. City Alleys Westcott Motor league.

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G. F.G. Missed. F. E. Porter, f . . 16 1 8 4 V. O'Neal, f.. 7 1 8 2 H. Long, f .. 1 0 0 1 R. Rogers, c. . 3 0 0 4 C. McBride, g 3 0 0 7 Foster, g 0 0 0 0 Gardner, g .. 0 0 0 0 Totals , 30 2 16 18 Em-Roes. G. F.G. Missed. F. C. Chappel, f. 8 4 7 6 L. Leiter, f .. 0 0 0 1 I. Kennedy, c. 1 0 0 1 C. Simmons, c 3 1 6 1 A. Hafner, g. 3 0 0 1 E. Shelton, g. 0 0 0 6 Totals 15 5 13 18

Referee H. Brown. Umpire T. Jessup. Timekeepers W. Taggart and Clarence Hasecoster. Scorekeeper Roland Dollins. Time of Halves 25 minutes.

RACINE PLAYS MUNCIE.

Racine plays at Muncie tonight and

the Badger state boys are going there! I

with the firm conviction that they will j be victorious. With a little luck on ; D

their side and playing the game likej

they did last night they should register I

a victory.

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