Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 41, Number 60, 20 January 1916 — Page 6

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PENCE'S WORK HOLDS LOCALS TO LOW SCORE

Muncie Goal Tender Makes 61 Different Stops Richmond Plays All Round UpState Quintet. HOW THEY STAND. ' W. It. Pet. Richmond ......... 8 5 .615 Muncie 7 7 .500 Indianapolis ....... '3 6 .333 Richmond defeated Muncie last night 2-0 in a rather one-sided and uninteresting game. Muncie was handicapped through the absence of Williams who had to quit after two minutes of play on ascount of injuries received in the game with Indianapolis Tuesday night. Williams hurt his spine and there is some doubt as to just when he will, be able to return to the game and play in, his old form. L. Quigley made the first goal for Richmond after 2:06 minutes of play in the first half and neither side was able to land the" pill until the third period when Evans caged it after 7:05 minutes. Richmond played Muncie all over the floor and it was only due to the wonderful game put up by Pence that the visitors were able to get by with such a small total against them. Pence made 61 stops and the majority of them were difficult attempts. He put up one of the greatest defensive games seen in a long time. Without hint Muncie would have been swamped. : O'Metz was not overworked although he played brilliantly at times. He had only 28 stops. Griffith played a splendid game for Richmond handling the ball in a masterful fashion. The floor work of Evans stood out noticeably and he with both of the Quigley boys playing in great Bhape added interest tothe game. Lineup and summary: Richmond. Muncie. L. Quigley Fahrner First Rush. O. Quigley Williams, Petty Second rush Evans Edington Center. Griffith Huston Halfback. O'Metz .v Pence Goal. Summary: Team. Caged by Time First Period. Richmond, L..'- Quigley 2 : 06 Second period. No scores: - - - Third period. Richmond, Evans 7:05 Referee Cunningham. Rushes L. Quigley, 6. Stops Pence, 61; O'Metz, 28.

S. A. L.to Discuss Prospects For Year

Friday night the S. A. I will hold a meeting, the first this year, and will take up the question of adding- new teams to the league to' take the place of those who are, according to rumor, passing up their franchises. The league- will also make a distribution of the funds in the treasury awarding each team which resigns from the league an equal share of the money. . Up to date President Brehm has not received any official notice from any of the teams that they intend to withdraw and he Is paying no attention to the reports that have appeared. "So far as I know the league will remain intact," said the president this

The Game in Figures

Team. Mercedes Fords . . . iDavia ... Packard

W. L. Pet. 12 1 .923 9 5 .642 5 8 .384 1 13 -.071

FORDS VS. DAVIS.

Sparks, F . . Runnels, F Morris, C .. Smith, G . . Cooper, G .

FORDS. G. F.G. Missed. .. 1 0 1 ..10 2 .. 0 0 0 .. Q 0 0 .. 0 0 0

F. 1 2 2 0 0

Totals 2 0 3 6 DAVIS. G. F.G. Missed. F.

Dollins, F . . . 1 0 McMahan, F . 0 0 Ross, C 0 1 Hockens'itb, G 1 1 Jones, G ..... 0 0 Totals 2 2

0 1 0 1 1

MERCEDES VS. PACKARDS. MERCEDES.

G. F.G. Missed. F. Tittle, F 0 0 0,0 Murray, F ... 0 0 0 0 Tevis, C 0 10.1 Latta, G 0 0 0 0 Hossack, G. .. 0 0 ... 0 . .0 Totals 0 1.0.1 PACKARDS. G. F.G. Missed. F. Needham, F . 0 0 0 0 Rentfrow, F . 0 0 0 0 Arnold, C .... 0 0 1 0 Burkett, G ... 0 0 . 0 0 Martin, G ... 0 0 0 0 Totals 0 0 1 1

FANS ENJOY SPORT IN CURTAIN RAISER

The opening game at the Coliseum last night was fast and furnished a lot of amusement for the early crowd. The Greeks beat the Quigleys 5-3. Summary: Greeks. Goals. Rushes. Stops. Bradfield, f.r 3 6 0 Etters, b. r 0 0 0 Minor, o 2 0 0 Hemp, h. b 0 0 0 Gordan, g 0 0 26 Totals 5 6 26 Greeks. Goals. Rushes. Stops. Shallenberg, f. r... 3 5 0 Reid, s. r 0 0 0 Fetzer, c 0 0 0 Jessup, h. b 0 0 0 Mitchell, g 0.. 0 20 Totals 3 5 20 Referee Dunham. LIBERTY TEAM WINS. LIBERTY, Ind., Jan. 20. McGuffey high school of Oxford was beaten in basket ball by the Liberty high school team, by a score of 41-17. The game was one-sided from the start, but the losing team played a good game, and fought hard for the points they scored. Xenia is the next game scheduled on the list, and will be played Saturday night.

Week's Schedule of Sport Events for Local Fans

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. Polo Richmond vs. Muncie at Muncie. Basketball Richmond High school vs. Rushville at Coliseum; R. H. S. second team vs. unknown. First game called at 7:30.

BIG POPKINS QUITS

ATHLETIC CAREER

John Popklns, "Big Pop," as he was

known to local baseball fans during the past two years, has passed up the

sporting game to enter Into a dull

career. He is going into business.

Popkjns played Independent baseball here and also was a star at first base with the I. S. L. Recently he has been playing basketball with the Covington, Ky.. Y. M. C. A. team

and has been one of the shining

lights.

John is six feet, three Inches tall

and weighs 170 pounds. In addition

to being a fine basketball player, Pop

kins was almost a sensation as a

baseball artist.

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morning. "Two of the men reported to have Joined another organization are officials of the 8. A. L., and neither of them have expressed any Intention of resigning."

GARFIELD CONQUERS HIBBERED QUINTET

Garfield won from Hibberd with a score of 12-4. Johnson played a fine game and the "Little Boy" could not be stopped. He ducked under bis opponent's arms and shoot is if he were a genius. Cully was the star of the grades. Hibberd. G. F.G. Missed F. Nebore, f 0 0 0 0 Baker, f 0 0 1 0 Cully, o 2 0 2 1 Hnnt. g 0 0 0 0 Bramkamp, g. 0 0 0 0 Frams, g 0 0 0 0 Totals ... 2 0 3 1 Garfield. G. F.G. Missed F. Dunham, f ... 1 0 0 2 Gable, f 1 0 0 0 Brehm, f .... 0 0 0 0 Kanke, g 1 0 0 0 Johnson, g . . , 1 0 1 0 Ferguson .... 2 0 0 1 Totals ..; 6 0 1 3

TIPPERARYS ANNEX TWO OUT OF SERIES

Both the Rosebuds and the Tipperarys In the Kaysee league, played hard last night, but the scores failed . to show much effort for they were far from being in form. The Tipperarys took two from the Rosebuds, but the

games were close,

Player

Broderick ... 186 Boyce ...... 142 Sharkitt .... 132 Quigley .... 179 Quinlivan .. 149

Rose Buds.

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

198 161 545 182 107 1C2 381 127 101 128 361 120 123 104 406 135 165 155 469 156

'Totals

Player Selm Brennan ... Behringer . W. Cronin . Lichtenfels

788 694 680 2162

Tipperarys. 1st. 2d. . Ill 136 . 168 128 . 138 129 . 146 147 . 131 159

3d. Total Av. 157 404 135 136 432 144 114 381 127 156 449 150 167 457 152

Totals ... 694 699 730 2123

PREPARE FOR KEET "Beginning Monday Physical Director Roach of the Y. M. C. A. will start the events for the International tournament being held under the auspices of the Amateur Athletic Federation, for which diplomas will be awarded. These events are being held at different clubs and associations all over the country and are awakening a lot of Interest In track athletics. Everyone Is eligible to entry. Many men and boys are In training at the "Y." RUSHVILLE IS COMING

Rushville high school comes to the Coliseum tomorrow night to play the Richmond high school team but the locals are not worrying over the event being confident that they will be able to take the visitors into camp without much trouble. Richmond has been working out with Earlbam this week and all the boys are in fine form. They will not do any more work this week , until they get on the floor tomorrow night.

Club Faces $20 Deficit

The Quaker City Athletic club, after auditing the books and paying their bills for the bouts held Tuesday night finds a deficit of about $20. Members of the club look on these figures with pleasure for they are not in the game for profit but simply to furnish themselves and the public with amusement at a nominal cost,

EARLHAM ROUGHS HIGH QUINTET

The college boys from over the river got busy last night at the Coliseum and defeated the high school team. As no fouls were called on either side the heavy Earlham bunch bowled their opponents over whenever they got a chance. The score was al out doubled on the high school team. It was evident that the spirit was lacking In the Ninth street boys. Earlham was out for bear and used the best lineup the entire game while Coach Nohr used his substitutes often. - Earlham has improved considerably but still lacks the necessary teamwork. Whenever they got the ball it was dribbled down the floor but to no advantage. Meeks and Laning proved puzzling to their guards, while Brown and Parker played well for the High. In the early part of the game both Pitts and Meranda were Injured but both came back after a few minutes of rest. Up to this time the score was pretty even, but the weight of the college men soon began to tell. The high school team lacked pep and will have to ginger up for the Rushville fray as the Rush county bunch has a fast aggregation. Over

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confidence may mean defeat for the locals. Indications last night were that the boys were getting just a little bit stale and needed more rest. With the usual support, however, the boys and Coach Nohr promise a victory.

IROQUOIS III LEADS

The Iroquois seconds beat the Athenian first team last night at the "Y" 30-2 and the Athenian seconds won from the Iroquois thirds 21-4. Standing of the Bible class -leafle is: -W. L. Pet. Iroquois III 2 0 1.000 Athenian I ........ 1 1 .500 Iroquois II 1 I ' .500 Athenian II 0 2 .000 Ohio has $100,000,000 Invested In school properties.

and to make boxing one of the features of the town. The club will hold its next entertainment on Feb. 22, and will endeavor to furnish as good a card as greeted the spectators Tuesday night. Matchmaker Sam Vlgran is already in touch with a number of fighters but Is not ready to announce any of the boys who may appear here. The receipts of the fight were $377, and the disbursements a trifle over $400.

WINS EIGHT RIBBONS.

NEW PARIS. Ohio, Jan. 20. Scott A. Hawley exhibited his Silver Laced Wyandotte and Rose Combed Black Minorca chickens at the Greenville poultry show the past week and carried off eight premiums, a silver cup being among the prises. At the Greater Dayton Poultry shows, he was awarded six premiums.

LYRIC

THEATRE Main & 9th.

TONIGHT In 2 Reels, Chapter 5 of the serial story ever produced.

2 Reel Feature with Bob Leonard and Ella Hall in 'The Boob's Victory."

COLONIALS HUMBLE : BANKERS' BOWLERS

The Colonials Increased their percentage in the Business Men's league at the ."Y alleys last night when they defeated the Bankers two to one. King , was the high man all the way, getting 220 for the score and 194 for the average. Summary: Bankers. Player 1st. 2d. 3d. Total Av. Crawford 161 135 153 449 149 Bennett .... 137 116 113 366 ,122 McMInn .... 114 117 156 387 129 Thompson . 163 168 193 356 118 DUnd d 161 200 201 562 187 . Totals .... 736 736 816 2120 ... Colonials, Player 1st. 2d. Sd. Total Av. Blind 153 201 200 554 184 Hyde 164 133 135 422 140 Hanes 128 153 105 386 128 Iserman .... 189 140 155 484 161 King ....... 175 220 189 584 '194

FIND BUTTON IN LUNG.

.Totals

809 847 784 2530

Observations among the lower animals show that only 6 per cent are defective at birth much less than the human average.

Tonight. If you feel dull, bilious and constipated take a dose of Chamberlain's Tablets just after supper and you will feel alright tomorrow morning. Try it. Obtainable everywhere. adv.

HUNTINGTON. Ind.. Jan. 20. John Wolf. 14. has been taken to Pittsburg where an effort will be made to remove a collar button from his left lung. An X-ray photo showed the but ton there. He swallowed it several years ago.

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PALACE TOMORROW Selig' Red Seal Play with the - , Celebrated Parisian Dancer REGINA BAUDET In the .Sensational Love Story. "Ilo Greater Love"

COUKMoniRl Box Skatlna Contest

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TODAY Essanay Co. Presents the Screen Stars MARGUERITE CLAYTON and E. H. CALVERT In the Stirring 5-Part Photo-Drama 'A Daugther of the City' From the Book br H. S. Sheldon. A Wonderful Story Presented in a wonderful way and music furnished by our Wurlitzer Orchestra.

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Arcade TONIGHT . Broadway Star Feature "AUan's Sacrifice" One Reel Comedy with Billie . Reeves in v "NO SMOKING.''

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