Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 41, Number 57, 17 January 1916 — Page 6

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM -AND SUN-TELEGRAM, MONDAY, J AN.. 17, 1313. - S Former Wabash

Star Joins Qeaker : Qiiietet

SKEET LAMBERT JOINS QUAKERS AT FORWARD JOI

Some of the fastest basketball that baa been seen In this city "for some time will be at the Coliseum tonight when the Brotherhood team of Middletown, O.. stacks up against the Quakers. Middletown has some speedy players and should give locals a hard game. Erk formerly of Richmond, plays one of the forward positions. Richmond has a lineup tonight that should defeat any team in this part of the country. Skeet Lambert, formerly with Wabash, has been added to the team and will start the game at forward with Logan as his teammate Welchman will probably start at center with Schepman and Parker at the big game which starts at 8:30 o'clock will be a curtain raiser between the second high school team and Camden, Ohio., high school. This game will start at 7:30 o'clock with Harrington as referee. '.'-.-,, Turner of Middletown will handle the whistle in the last game with Harrington as umpire. The line-up: Middletown.

Tn Jones ....... . Leasure, Ruby

Fonyadr. Lambert, Lanlng......

Welchman. A. Lanlng. . ... .. .Hannah Center. ' .n Schugg

Guard. Parker, Hampton. . - Guard.

,.Erk

.Mayer, Smith

HANER PULLS TEAM

THROUGH TO VICTORY

Tbe Americans had little difficulty defeating the Machines of the- A. s. M. league In three games at the Y alleys Saturday afternoon. Haner roiled consistently for the Americans and It was due largely to his effort that his five won. Qulgley made 204 for high Bcore. Summary: . Americans. Player lt. 2d. 3d. Total Av. w JJSLV . . il9 141 167 427 142

Qulgley 136 Snyder 105 131 Williams ... 141 170 Haner 191 2

SUPERIORS SWAMP

KENTUCKY ROLLERS

Tbe Superiors had a walkover In

their games with the Kentucky team of the A. S. M. league at the Y. M. C. A. . alleys Saturday ' night winning all three games in easy fashion.

Otten bad his hair cut Saturday and

the boys "say it helped a lot in mak

ing the high score of 191 and the

average of 186. Summary:

Kentucky. Players 1st. 2d. 3d. Total. Av.

Wells ...... . 139 136 130 405 135

Martin 141 128 126 395 131 Diggs 129 101 126 356 118 Boyce 122 119 136 377 125 Scbaeffer ... 139 101 131 371 123 Totals .'. 640 585 649 1904 ... 8uperior. Players r 1st. ; 2d. 3d. Total. Av.

Otten ...... 191 188 181 560 186

Knight ..... 146 139 139 424 141

Kerschner 150 153 155 458 152 Schalk 99 128 100 327 109 C. Way .... 164 114 141 419 139

Totals . . 750 722 711 2188 .

BROWN KEEPS LEAD AS BEST POINT GETTER

204 139 140 139

475 375 451 530

158 125 150 176

Totals

691 777 Machines.

789 2258

Player 1st.

Ulrich 114

Longnecker Way ...... Jef fries . . . Ellis

163 138 126 124

2d.

158 158 147 148 126

3d. 129 176 158 125 103

Total Av. 401 133

487 443 399 353

162 147 133

117

Totals . . 655 737 ' 691 2083

QUIGLEY

POLO FIVE

TAKES GREEK TEAM

In a fast and close game the Quigley quintet won from the Greeks at the Coliseum Saturday-night, 5-4. Miner nut im the best eame of the evening

and It was due to his efforts that the Qulgley boys were the winners. Lineup and summary: Greeks. Qulgley. Bradfield Reed First rush. Etter Markle Second rush. Williams Miner Center. Jessup Kamn HalfbCck. Mitchell Gordan Goal. First period. Team. Caged by Time Qulgley, Reed Greeks, Williams 3.ou Qulgley, Miner 3:00 Quigley, Reed 1:54 Quigley, Miner . 1:10 Greeks, Williams 2:25 Second Period. Greeks, 0. Qulgley, 0. Third Period. Greeks, Bradfield :27 Quigley, Miner 6:03 Greeks, Bradfield :12 Referee Dunham. Rushes Bradfield. 5; Reed, 5. Stops Mitchell, 26; Gordon, 19.

F.G. F1.G. F. Points C. Porter ..... 55 9 14 119 Brown ....... 61 12 19 134 Parkir ....... 44 32 17 120 Meranda ....... 8 1 13 17 Pitts 13 5 15 13 Jessup ........ 1 0 2 2 Dolllns I...... 0 0 1 0 W. Porter .... 0 0 1 0 McBride 1 0 1 2 Totals .... 183 59 ' 83 . 425

RACINE FAILS TO Hit SINGLE GAME Of TRIP

Richmond Muncie .. Racine . .

THE 8ERIES. W. 3

L. 0 0 5

PctjL

1.000 1.000 .00

Richmond's polo team won from Racine, 10-6 at the Coliseum Saturday night in the best game of the series. The Wisconsin five let out every link giving a good exhibition. Tbe local boys had to work hard to win, the result being In doubt until the bell stopped play. Lou andO. Quigley and Griffith put up the best polo for the home five, but both O'Metz and Evans played a strong game. Evans, however, did not play as brilliantly as he has in some of the other games. O. Quigley started the first half, by making a speedy dash down the floor with the pill and caging it in 37 seconds. Racine put on a burst of steam, Williams and H. Koozilius scoring in rapid succession. This put them in the lead until L. Quigley made a goal, assisted by Evans. From then on the Richmond team was never headed, although the boys were kept on the move all tbe time for the Wisconsinites were playing desperately. Lineup and summary:

Richmond Qulgley..

O.:. Quigley. . .

First rush.

Racine.

.H. Koorzillus

Evans

Second rush.

Williams . . . Tiede

Huffner

Time. . :37 . 1:13 . 1:05

Center.

Griffith . . W. Koorzillus

... Halfback.. . O'Metz Goal. Summary: First Period. '-; Team. Caged by Richmond, O. Quigley... Racine, Williams Racine, H. Koorzillus

Richmond, L. Qulgley 1:02 Richmond, O. Quigley 1:38 Richmond, Evans 6:05 Racine, H. Koorzillus :40 Richmond, Evans 2:14 Second Period. Richmond, O. Quigley .......... 2:41 Racine, Williams 4:15 Richmond, O. Quigley 1:58 Racine. (Accidental) O'Metz. 5:22 Third Period.

Richmond, L. Quigley ... Racine, Williams Richmond, L. Quigley ... Richmond, L. Quigley ...

Referee Cunningham. Rushes L. Quigley, 15; H. KoorziliuB, 2. Stops, O'Metz, 37; Huffner, 44. . Assists O. Quigley, L. Quigley, Evans, Griffith.

:58 4:49 4:21 3:22

QUAKERS WHIP FOUNTAIN CITY

IN EASY FORM

The Quakers took a trip to Fountain City Saturday night and won 47-16.

The game was fast and clean, very

few fouls being called on either side.

Everyone of the Quakers was in fine shape. - Logan and Jones played well at forward passing the ball around their opponents time and tine again.

Lengthy Al Lanlng who was taken in place of Welchman played a good

game at center ringing six baskets.

Mercer and Hough played the best

ball for the losers breaking up a good

many plays, fighting from the start. The score: Quakers.

F.G. Fl.G

Logan, f 8 Jones, f 6 Al Laning, c . . . 6 Schepman, g . . 1 Parker, g 0

4 1 0 0 0

F.G.M. 2 0 0 0 1

Total 21

9

' Fountain Chy. ... ... F.G. - FLO.- F.G.M. F.

Mercer, f ...... 2 4 6 .2 Harrison, f .... 2 0 1 Hough, c ..... . 2' 0 0 0

McNutt," g"....." 0 0 " 0 2 Lacey, g 0 0 0 3

Total. ........ 6 45 8 Referee Brown. Umpire Smith.

Scorer O'Neal. . Timer McBride. Attendance 300.

TOO MANY WIVES.

SOUTH BEND. Ind., Jan. 17. Shortly after John Leonlk was discharged from court because wife No. 3 refused

to p-osecute him, he was pinched all

over again because No. 2 arrived from

Toledo and demanded Ms punishment.

no. x is said to be in Europe. - . .

PREDICTS ZERO fVAVE Weather Forecaster Moore predicts that a cold wave will strike Richmond early this week 'which win last several day and cause much suffering

among the poor. Ha stated today that the thermometer wonld drop below lero and probably remain there for

many boors. . ' , '

D. E. ROBERTS Plane Tuner and repairer. For five years at tne tuning department in the largest piano house in the state. Don't send away for a toner. - Phone 86341 i

Week's Schedule of Sport Events for Local Fans

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drum rAH urcuio TO SEE REAL SCRAP

SNYDER PROMISES FANS REAL SCRAP WITH DAYTON KID

Red Snyder, the Cincinnati lightweight who meets Tommy Gary of Dayton, O., tomorrow night before the Quaker City Athletic club, is one of the most promising 133 pound boys in the game today. Snyder possesses everything that goes to make a first class man. . Speed, and judgment of distance being his chief forte. Snyder ha's been boxing for a little over two years, during which time he has engaged in. 29 battles, and has yet to take second money in any event. His principal victories being two decisions

over Billy Ryan, the knockout king of

the Queen City. Snyder is the only

lad who has been declared victor over

this fighting Irishman, and when you stop to think that up until his battle with Red, Ryan had put the quietus on

12 of his 13 foes, tbe opponent of Gary

must have some class.

Snyder has acted as sparing partner for all the high class boxers who have taken part in the shows of the Queen City Athletic club of Cincinnati, which organization pulls the real bouts in

that city. Among the more famous men whom Red has worked with are Jack Britton, Ritchie Mitchell, Johnnie

Dundee and Freddie Welsh. In a letter to Sam Vigran, matchmaker of the Quaker City A. C, the manager of Snyder states his charge is in excellent shape, and assures the fans that he will do his part to make the coming show one of the best ever held in Richmond.

MONDAY. Basketball Quakers vs. Brotherhood team of Middletown. Garfield School league. High school seconds vs. Camden.

Bowling City alleys, Kaysee league.

Y. M. C. A. alleys. Business Men's

league.

TUESDAY. Boxing Quaker City Athletic club, at Eagles' hall. Terry Nelson vs. Tommy Dillon, ten rounds ; Frankle

Mason vs. Jack Cronin, ten rounds; Red Snyder vs. Tommy Gary, ten rounds.

Bowling City alleys, Westcott Motor league ; City league. Y. M. C. A. Alleys, A. S. M. league. Basketball Y. M. C. A., Iroquois II. vs. Athenians. WEDNESDAY. Basketball Quakers vs. L. B. Harrison five at Cincinnati; Garfield School league. ,.Polo Muncie vs. Richmond at the Coliseum. Bowling City alleys, Kaysee league, Y. M. C. A. alleys, Business Men's league. THURSDAY.

Bowling City alleys, Westcott Motor league and City league; Y. M. C. A. alleys, A. S. M. league. FRIDAY. Baseball Meeting of the S. A. L. at Y. M. C. A. Bowling City alleys, Kaysee league; Y. M. C. A., Business Men's league.

By IZZY BRILL. Indianapolis, Jan. 17. The writer, having witnessed the 10-round bout between Tommy Dillon and Terry Nelson at Dayton, Ohio, several weeks ago, predicts one of the best ring encounters seen in Richmond in years, when Nelson and Dillon clash for the second time tomorrow night. Dillon and Nelson boxed a draw and it was one of the best contests ever staged in Dayton. Jack Dillon, the greatest fighter of his weight the world has ever seen, is a brother of Tommy and he will be at the ring side to coach him. Jack, no doubt, will be introduced to local boxing fans.

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PALACE TOEATOE TONIGHT . Another of Our Wonderful Cyrus Townseud Brady Stories . "THE HEIGHTS OF BAYARD" You know these Brady stories are the best that are filmed. This subject contains a beautiful love story and every known thrill put into Motion Pictures such as Auto Races. Aeroplanes, Motor-boat Races, etc. If you like excitement, here's a real thriller WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, The Problem Play of the Day Essanay Offers Marguerite Clayton and E. H. Calvert in the Great Morality Drama "A Daughter of the City" In 5 Acts STORY BY H. S. 8HELDON

COLISEUM THIS WEEK POLO WEDNESDAY NIGHT , MUNCIE vs. RICHMOND DARE DEVIL JACK Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday Nights PUBLIC WEDDING Saturday Night on Rollers ADMISSION 10 CENTS.

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Professor B. B. Boltwood, of Yale, has set the duration of radium's activity at about 1,650 years.

EM-ROES PLAY MUNCIE.

LOCALS RETAIN LEAD

w. Richmond 7 Muncie 6 Indianapolis 3

I.. 5 C 5

Pet. .700 .500 .300

Indianapolis plays the Muncie polo team tomorrow night at Muncie. Friday night Richmond goes to Muncie for a game. Muncie will be here Wednesday night.

SKATE TO BUSS ON ROLLER RINK

Next Saturday night a romance that started at the Coliseum on roller skates will be culminated at that place when the happy couple will be married in public, all the guests and others present, even the minister, being on skates, ""'he Coliseum management refuses to divulge the names of the newlyweds-to-be at this time but promises to let the public in on the secret at an early date.

GET IT FI21ST NOT LAST When a cold grips your system it is convincing proof that your condition is weakened remember that It is risky indeed to simply trust your strength to throw it off, because neglected colds have brought more serious sickness than any other one thing, while weakening cathartics and stimulating syrups are often depressing and dangerous. The one best treatment for any cold the one so often relied on when others fail, isthe powerful blood-nourishment in Scott's Emulsion, which feeds the very sources of bodily strength to suppress the present cold and generate strength to thwart further sickness. Get Scott's first, not last and insist on the genuine always free from alcohol and injurious drugs. Scott & Bownc. TTroVM N.J. 15-33

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TONIGHT 2 Reel Bison THE TRAIL OF THE

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ARCADE TONIGHT One Reel "A BOY AT THE THROTTLE." And a Big Comedy "OH DOCTOR."

Now that the Racine team has been here and been conquered, interest In the series between Richmond, Muncie and Indianapolis is being revived and the fans are anxious to see them get together again. - On Wednesday night tbe Muncie five comes here for a game.

Peltz Announces Candidacy TO THE VOTERS OF WAYNE COUNTY: I take this occasion to announce myself to the voters of WAYNE COUNTY as a candidate for the Republican nomination for the office of COUNTY RECORDER. In announcing myself, I beg to say that I would not request the support of my friends for an office which embraced responsibilities that. I did not deem myself capable of assuming and performing in a trustworthy fashion. I pledge you a conscientious application of my best efforts toward making my administration a thoroughly efficient one and, in every way, to acquit myself in the discharge of its duties toward making my term of office an honor to myself and a credit to my friends and party. Yours respectfully, JOSEPH E. PELTZ.

THREE EVENTS

-All Star Exhibitior

-THIRTY ROUNDS

By means of a ray from the searchlight vessels in the Atlantic have communicated withthose in the Pacific across the Isthmus of Panama.

People

Richmond

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Very few cities i.i the United States can show as many well-dressed people as Rt :hmond, a large p?r cent of them having their clothes made to order. You ean tell a wiarer of Emmons' T-"loring it is classy an-'- vp-to-date .We make fine suits $13.00 to $30.00, Main end Ninth 8trets Emmons Adv.

BOXING UUT

eagles mii jr , e-, Athietic Tuesday Evening, Jan. 18, at 8:30 TERRY NELSON . . vs TOMMY DILLON Philadelphia, Pa. 10 Rounds at 138 Lbs. Indianapolis, Ind. FRANKIE MASON. . .vs.. ... JACK CRONIN Ft. Wayne, Ind. 10 Rounds at 116 Lbs. Muncie, Ind. RED SNYDER. ... . vs.. . . . . .TOMMY GARY Cincinnati, O. 10 Rounds at 13S Lbs. . New Madison, O.

Lau Bauman, c. Cincinnati Referee. Sam Vigran, Match-Maker.,

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