Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 41, Number 63, 24 January 1916 — Page 6

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM. MONDAY; JAN. 24, 1916; nvade Floor iiere speeay. jeaKers

ROUGH BATTLE WON BY LOCALS FR0L1 FOUNTAIN

FOUNTAIN CITY, Ind.. Jan. 24. In ono of the roughest and closest garnet of the season here Saturday night, the speedy Richmond Independent basketball team annexed victory

from tho Fountain City Ave, 29 to 21. The result of tho game was Jn doubt until tho last moment of play, when the Richmond rs through a series of team plays, filled the local basket for a trio of field goals. Tto first half ended in a draw, nine all. With the score even practically all tho way, both teams resorted to questionable work. . At one lime tho spectators, Intent on getting rlarM Scott, Richmond center, for sllegod dirty work, swarmed out onto the floor. For a time it appeared the game would end in a freo-for-all. Stars of the game for Richmond wero Rav Jones and Norm Roach. This pair of V Y" old timers were in the game from start to finish and deservo credit for the Richmond showing. Reese, Scott and Bnmton played to form. ' - - - . -

For Fountain City 'Harrison Hough proved individual point ters. The score:

Fountain City,

and get-

McNult, f . . Harrison, f . . Hough, c .... King, g Lacey, g ....

Totals

Ols.

0 3 4 0 0

Fls.

4 1 2 0 0

Richmond.

Jones, f . Rees, f . Scott, c Roach, g Brunton,

Ols. .4 . 4 . 4 . 0 . 0

Fl3. s 0 0 0 0

F.Msd. 5 0 6 0 0 11 F.Msd. 4 0 0 0 0

Totals ....12

Fouls Committed-

Pts. 4 7 10 0 0

Pts. 13 S S 0 0 20

R. H. S. Sport Events

BASKETBALL. January 28 New Castle at New Castle. February 4 HagerBtown at Richmond. February 11 Connersvllle at Richmond. February 18 Waynetown at Richmond (pending). February 25 Anderson at Anderson. . March 3 Richmond at Rushville. March 10, 11 District tournament at Richmond. March 17, 18 State meet at I. U., Bloomington. TRACK. May 6 Central high meet probably at Richmond. May 13 State meet at Franklin college, Franklin. May 20 Dual meet with Stivers of Dayton (pending). " BASEBALL. Intergroup baseball for school monograms begins about April 17. -Probable that R.H. S. will be represented at state meet at Purdue. TENNIS. Dates for annual school singles and doubles tourney not set. The school letter to be awarded in tennis.

WABASH TOYS

WITH EARLHAM FOR PRACTICE

CRAWFORDSVILLK, Ind.. Jan. 24

Scoring three field goals before the

Scarlet had realized the game was on

in earnest. Earlham college basketball team in Its game with Wabash

here Saturday night.' threw' a big

scare into the local camp.

And then Wabash took a hand. Ana big hand it was, too, as the final

figures showed the ' Crawfordsville

warriors to the fore in the 5-to-12 set of figures. Summary:

Wabash.

SUCCESS OF BASKETBALL

BOOMS HIGH ATHLETICS

-Richmond: Jones

4 pt. Scott, 4tp, Roach, 3tp, Brunton, St. . Fountain City: McNutt 2t, Hough 8 tp, Lacey, 3 tp. Referees Hoover and Davis.

CADETS INVADE RICHMOND FOR FAST CONTEST

Baseball, Track and Tennis Follow Closely on Popular Indoor Sport According to Program.

PLANS FOR TOURNEY

First Game. Dayton S. A. C. vs. Elchner . ...,...F...... O'Connell ... .. .F ....

Ruel ........ ....C

Richmond .... Jones . . Rees

Scott

Rother ......... .G.... Roach Keohley O . . Brunton j 0ame called 7:45. Second Game. Dayton Cadets v Richmond Quakers H. Sachstatter. . . . F. .......... Logan Maboney F Lambert N. Sachstatter. . . .C Weicnman, Laning Mahrt XJ. H. Parker Zimmerman. . ... .O. ..... . Schepman Game called 8:30. Referee Miller, (Cincinnati.)

A rattling good card of basketball is billed for the Coliseum tonight when

Horace Parker sicks bis crew of Richmond Quakers onto the Dayton Cadet five, regarded as one ot the three fast

est basketball aggregations in the country today. The Cadet-Richmond game will be preceeded by a mlxup

between Ray Brunton's Richmond Independents and the representative five

of th Shamrock Athletic club, of Dayton. Both games should prove classy at

tractions. The Dayton teams which appear here tonight are two of the

three speediest crews traveling out of ' Dayton. The reputation of the Cadets : Is well known. The Shamrocks dem-1

onstrated their class when they defeated the Richmond independent club 22 to 9, at Dayton a fortnight ago. The Cadet club invades Richmond tonight with practically the same team that three years t.go broke Richmond "T'l" winning streak of nineteen consecutive games. Tho Sachstatters, Norm and Hugh, Al Mahr and "Heinle" Zimmerman, members of the team at that time vill be with the Buckeyes tonight.

By FRANK DUNING, Sport Writer. Tentative schedule of athletic events at the Richmond high school for the remainder of the season 1915-16, as announced by Principal F. G. Flckell, and Athletic Director Robert Nohr,

Jr., today, emrhasize& the fact that

Richmond high athletes are to be kept

busy until the close of school next

June.

According to the plans of the R. H.

S. authorities, Richmond high, follow

ing the close of the basketball season

in March, will in turn devote time to baseball, track and tennis.

At present and for the next six or seven weeks, basketball will remain the center of athletic activity at the school. Enthusiasm in the game is at high water mark In the history of the sport at R. H. S. Until the close of the season March 17 and 18, when the Quakers take the state tournament at Bloomington, basketball will hold sway. Plays 3 Home Games. Schedule of the varsity beginning with the New - Castle game at New Castle the coming Friday and ending with the district tournament at the Coliseum, March 10 and 11, Includes three "at home" games out side of the tourney matches. Following the New Castle battle, Hagerstown, Connersvllle and probably Waynetown, will invade Richmond in order. The

Waynetown came is pending. Ander

son and Rushville, games played on foreign floors, complete the regular

schedule. Intergroup basketball among students of the school will be continued. Intergroup games will be played every Tuesday night until the middle of March, Coach Nohr announces. With the close of the basketball season, baseball will be given the floor While nothing definite as to schedule has been announced to date, R. H. S. wHI have baseball this spring. Principal Pickell "strongly favors the game. Intergroup games will be started about April 17. Matter of sending a repre

sentative team to the state meet at Purdue will be taken up by the Board

of Control and Athletic association.

Track and field work, too, will have its Inning. An attempt will be made to develop a first class track team at the Bchool this spring. It is probable

that the Central High Association, of

which Sixth district teams are mem

bers, can be secured for Richmond. In

case the local team shows class it will

be entered in the state high meet to

be held under the auspices of Franklin college, at Franklin, May 13.

v And those not Interested in base

ball or track athletics will have tennis to fall back on. Tennis, more popular

than ever among high students last summer, will be given a prominent

place in the list of school athletic

events.

Wiechman Starts Game at Center

SIGN HOME PLAYERS FOR QUAKER SQUAD

Persuant the policy adopted during the latter part ot the 1915 season, Richmond baseball club, in offering summer baseball to the fans of Rich

mond, win place a thoroughly local,

representative Richmond club, in the

field next spring. According to the present plan. Richmond baseball club will bavo only local boys In Its lineup. Directors of tho Richmond club will

set together some umo in tho near

future to map out details for the coming season. At a roccnt meeting intoimal discussion as to plans of oper

ating tho Richmond club this year,

wore made. '

Club directors almost to a unit believe that .Richmond can produce a

first class semi pro club without hav

ing to go outside of the city for its

players. ;. - "v:v.----v . .

A recent report to the effect that

ihe Richmond club wa considering locating its grounds in Beallview, is

not taken seriously by club directors. The R. B. A. holds a two year lease on

Athletic park and until this expires the club would not think of changing Its park location, an offfcer of the

club said this morning.

KING TAKES HONORS.

Weekly, high score honors ' ut both

City and T. M. C. A. alleys for the past seven days were copped out by Art

King. Colonial dependible. At tbi

2ity King toppled 'em for the mark of

248. His banner mark at the "Y" al eys was 220.

Defeat Peeves Rushville Five

Commenting on the walloping handed

the Rushville high school basketball team in the game with Richmond the other night, the Rushville Jacksonian has the following to say:

"Richmond, the 'Quaker City some

times known as the 'City of Brotherly Love,' is a misnomer, according to

Rushville high school athletes. They were defeated at Richmond, 61 to 22, in the roughest game of the year. Half the Rushville quintet was put out of commission before the game was half over.

On to New Castle Cry at High School

Gls. Fls. F.Msd. Pts. Devol, t 5 0 0 , 10 Coffing, t 2 0 0 4 Stonebr'k'r, c.ll 0 0 22 Bacon, g .... 6 . 0 0 ,10 Caldwell, g .. 1 0 0 2 Allen, f 1 0 0 2 Clements, g . . 1 0 0 2 Wright, c ... 2 0 , 0 4 Totals 28 0 , 0 . 56 Earlham. Gls. Fls. F.Msd. Pts. Laning, f .... 1 0 , 0 2 Meeks. f 1 1 4 3 F. Winslow, c 2 0 0 4 R. Winslow, g 0 0 0 0 Pontius, g . . . 0 0 .0 0 Castle, f .... 1 1 2 8. Cutrell, C....0 0 0 0' Totals ..... 5 2 6 12 !

"New Castle Next." and "On to; New Castle"- are slogans popular with Richmond high school rooters who are making big preparations for the invasion of New Castle and the sabsequent rout of the Rose City five in the coming battle at New Castle Friday night, - When New Castle and Richmond, without a doubt the stroncest hiah

school teams in the Sixth district today, meet on the basketball floor it is always a good policy to send in the riot. call early. Rivalry isn't the word that expresses the "friendly feeling" fostered by -these two factions. The exact number ot rooters who

will accompany the team to New Cas

tle nest Friday night is uncertain to

date. The fact, however, remains that every, student and a few who

are not students who can raise the

price for the trip, will be on the side lines at New Castle Friday night when

the Quakers, take the floor to adminis

ter vie uwion, Toad cordon co

sy wallop similar to that Jolt meted out to the N-C crew In the -recent

game at Richmond. - '

BUTLER COMES HERE.

. Butler. basketball team, which Saturday night defeated State Normal, S$ to 23, battles Earlham at the Coliseum this coming Friday night. - Normal, it is to be remembered, trounced the Quakers in a one sided- argument here a week ago.

LIBERTY LOSES GAf'E

LIBERTY. Ind., Jan. 24. Up against an attack that was a bit too clever for

the . local team. Liberty high school lost a hard battle to the Xenla high team. .The score.' 48 to 18 does not

give an idea ot the game uphill scrap ottered by. the Union county team. Xenla's team this year is regarded as

the best that has represented that

school la yearaT It has defeated some ot the best high school teaxaa la Ohio, Liberty's defeat was bat the second

one sustained by L H. 8. UUr soa. 1 -

FEET ARENT ACIEX

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Time of Halves 20 minutes. Referee Maloney, Notre Dame.

Week's Schedule of Sport Events for Local Fans

Monday. Basketball St. Mary's Cadets, ot

Dayton vs. Richmond Quakers and Dayton Shamrocks vs. Richmond independents, at Coliseum. Garfield school league games, at Garfield gym.

Bowling Kaysee league games, at

City alleys. Business Men's league

games, at v. M. C. A. alleys.

Tuesday. Basketball Intergroup games at the

high school gym. Garfield league games, ai Garfield gym.

Bowling A. S. M. league games, at

Y. M. C. A. alleys. City league games,

at City, alleys.

Wednesday.

Polo Indianapolis vs. Richmond, at

Coliseum.

Basketball Y. M. C. A. Bible class

games, at association gym.

Bowling-Business Mens League games, at Y. M. C. A. alleys. Kaysee

League games, at City alleys. Thursday.

Baseball Meeting of team representatives of new factory league, meet

ing to be held at Y. M. C. A.

Bowling Kaysee league games, at

City alleys. B-M league games, at Y. M. C. A. alleys. Friday. Basketball Butler vs. Earlham, at Coliseum. Richmond High vs. New Castle at Newcastle. Garfield league games, at Garfield school gym. Polo Richmond vs. Muncie at Muncie. Bowling Westcott Motor League games, at City alleys. City League games, at City alleys. A. S. M. league games, at Y. M. C. A. alleys. Baseball Meeting of team representatives and directors of the Saturday Afternoon league, meeting to be held at Y. M. C. A. Saturday. Basketball Independent game at Y. M. C. A. afternoon and evening. Bowling A. S. M. league "games, afternoon and evening, Y. M. C. A. alley. -

, " ' EB WIECHMAN.

Eb Wiechman, famlliarily known as

"Epp", lengthy pivot man of the Rich

mond Quaker basketball outfit. So

far as known the tallest center in Richmond today. Earned his reputation by his ability to stand under the goal, reach up at arms length and deposit the sphere into the folds. One of the most consistent point getters of the team last year, Wiechman has been the victim of several minor accidents this year that have kept him out of the majority of the season's games. Wiechman will star at center in the Richmond-Cadet game at the Coliseum tonight.

Trash Man Removed

Supplies For Jubilee

The Richmond Quaker-Dayton Cadet game scheduled for the Coliseum tonight no doubt recalls to the minds of at least a few local fans tho Richmond Y. M. C. A.-Cadetf game of three years ago and several humorous incidents connected with the game at that time. It was the old Y. M. C. A. team with a record of nineteen consecutive games won that represented Richmond in those days. The lineup of the Richmond team at that time was Laning and Jones, forwards; Roach and Duning. center; Parker, Br union.

PLAN SECOND SHOW

Promoters of the Quaker City boxing club are planning to stage their next show February 23. Sam . Vigran match maker of the club, i3 negotiating with clever boys for this card. He is still in touch with Jack Dillon, tho Hoooier Bearcat, and George Chip, top notchers, whom Vigran hopes to bring together in the local ring. Announcement of the next card will be mado soon, according to Vigran.

Brown and Schepman, guards. Richmond fans and team alike believed "Richmond unbeatable." So when the Cadets journeyed to Richmond for tho game, that if won, would make it twenty straight for Richmond, a few -of the more enthusiastic "Y" backers decided that a little celebration following Richmond's victory over the Cadets would be the proper and fitting. In accordance with th?.s plan, a number of faithfuls , (names not divulged) got busy. The wherewithal, in the shape of barrels stuffed with'" excelsior, boxes, several cans of gasoline and in short every description of combustible, material obtainable added to tho collections 5 VTJs also said that quite a bit of armor and munition display featured a pre-gamo conference in the "Y" basement. The Dayton - crew walloped Richmond and the trash man had tho pleasure of removing the collection of munitions intended for the celebration that was to mark Richmond's twentieth victory.

There is one grocery store to every 300 inhabitants in tuis country. - -

EBEN WOLCOTT QUITS

INDIANAPOLIS, Jan. 24. Eben H. Wolcott, member of the state tax board, today turned in his resignation to take effect in 60 days. It was also announced in Marion his home that he had withdrawn from the race for

the ' Republican nomination for secretary of state. He is to be vice president of the State Savings and Trust company.

A recent official estimate gave New Zealand a population of 1,164,745.

BEST TREATMENT JOR CATARRH S. S. S. Removes the Cause.

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Tomorrow this great sale opens and we offer these used pianos taken in exchange during the Xmas Season now' at about ONE-HALF OFF

The Original

Everyone of these Pianos are in excellent condition and will be sold quickly as the prices quoted will surely make them sell.

Prices

ONE Schaeffer Piano

Fancy Quartered Oak Polished Case.

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ONE Story and Clark PIANO

In Golden Oak Case. Isrge

size.

ONE Style 15 Richmond PIANO

Discoc&ned style, mahog

any case, carved panel.

$250.00 Buys One Large Size Baldwin .

Upright, mahogany case; was $500.00.

ONE Style 15 Richmond PIANO

Discontinued style; hogany case.

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$450.00 Buys Ose STARR 88-Note

Disccstisaed style Player, was $850.00.

One Upright Piano in Ebony Case,' in good condition; a fine practice piano ... ... .

One Uadcman & Sen Parfer Grand crfehsl price $1,000, now. ..

Everyone of these will be sold in 10 days, don't delay come at once for these big used Piano Bargains, v

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