Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 41, Number 66, 27 January 1916 — Page 6

PAGE SIX THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM. THURSDAY, JAN. 27, 1916.

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Lewis' Mighty Club Drives Pill in Net Taking Local five BY FRANK DUN I NO. Rivaling his mighty deeds in tht old Western, during the palmy day ' of '02, '03 and '04, Eddie "Tad" Lewis,' sliver-thatched veteran rush ofjtha i : Indianapolis pole combine, practically alone and single-handed defeated the Richmond aggregation of club wielders, 7 to 6, In one of the prettiest and speediest polo offerings of the Mason at tns Coliseum last night. Coming from behind, after the Quakers had garnered a lead that , wis considered impassable . by Quaker followers, the Capital City crew, ' with Lewis at the helm, staged one of the most remarkable "garrisons"

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f recorded en the local Hnk. Quakers Start Fust. . ; From tbe first minute of play Richmond had appeared a certain winner. The. Quakers started the game with lots: of fireworks and had an account of three on the score sheet before Indianapolis had started perspiration. And then came the deluge in the shape of the veteran Ted Lewis upon whom it had appeared that the hand of old Father Time was beginning to press too heavily, Who started to play Just thirteen minutes and . seven sec onds after the start of the initial period. And he played sixty seconds of every minute of the game thereafter. Bit of the seven-goal totals registered by the Indian combine were donations off the club of the speedy rush. Lewis' drives last night were terrific, his

pass work was perfect, his old-time generalship and cunning never better. He was the Whole team. Richmond 8cores Three. The game, as per custom, started with Richmond taking things with a rush. Just one minute and fifty sec-

-onds after start of play, Sox Quigley, copping a pass from his brother, Lou, slipped the sphere past Artie and the excitement was oft. ThA Walt Evans took a hand. A. drive' from the middle of the floor and another from the north wainacotting registered two more for the Quakers. ' Just as a means of keeping Interest up, Ted Lewis got busy at this point of the battle. One of his old-time angle drives the kind that makes the name of Lewis feared by every goaltender in the business-whetted tbe first marker for the Invaders. ; Gaining a little cork during the intermission, following close on the initial stania, Lewis came back strong" in the second frame. After some of the hardest kind of scrapping on the part of both teams, Lewis knotted the score at a trio apiece. Quigleys Come Back. With the lead threatened, Richmond braced. Goals by O. Quigley and Lou Quigley gave them a margin on the score sheet. Sox scored an in-and-out. Following up his solid swipe, fooled Mays for a goal that remained in the folds. Lou Quigley's score was the termination of a brilliant bit of individual work. A few seconds before the close of the second round Lewis drove a high one at Jimmy O'Metz. The sphere thumbed James on the arm, dropped

to the floor and rolled through the Quaker goaltend's flops. Score at the close of the period: Quakers, 5; Indiana, 4. The final session was one revelation of speed, th term spaed meaning mostly Lewis. The tow-headed offensive star of the visitors, with assistant Freddie Long, attached the clamps this period. Long scored first for the marker that evened the count at five all. Sox Quigley romped to the fore with the donation that gave the Quakers a lead of one goal. A banked shot and Ted Lewis had the chance to tie the score. He did. Looks Like Overtime. With the score six all two minutes before close of regulation time, it ap

peared that the battle would lapse into an extra-session affair. Defensive departments of both clubs were working overtime, and neither team appeared to have any decided advantage in the scoring line. And then the unexpected, in the shape of the veteran Lewis loomed to the fore. From scrimmage. Long shot the pellet to Lewis. With Evans and Griffith covering Quaker territory, Lewis worked both men for a faked shot at O'Metz. The feint fooled Jimmy, and Lewis, hooking from an angle, shot the sphere into the Quaker pen. That ended it. Line-up and summary: Indianapolis (7) Richmond (6) Long L. Quigley First Rush. Lewis O. Quigley Second Rush. Harold Evans Center. Lyons Griffith Halfback. Mays O'Metz Goal. First Period. Goal. Caged by Time. Richmond. O. Quigley 1:50 Richmond, Evans 6:04 Richmond, Evans 4: $5 Indianapolis, Lewis 1:45 Second Period. Indianapolis, Lewis 4:41 Indianapolis, Lewis 4:41 Indianapolis, Lewis 4:49 Richmond, O. Quigley :16 Richmond, L. Quigley :20 Indianapolis, Lewis . 4:27 Third Period. Indianapolis, Long 2:82 Richmond, O. Quigley 1:48 Indianapolis, Lewis 2:48 Indianapolis, Lewis 6:00 Goals Lewis, ; O. Quigley,- 3; vans, 2; L. Quigley. Long. Rushes L. Quigley, 15; Long. Stops- O'Mets, 34; Mays, 26. Referee Cunningham. Timer Byer. . Attendance 1,500.

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On the eve of the Newcastle HighRichmond battle, at Newcastle, comes word that Vic Lawson, husky center and mainstay of the Rose City team, is sick and will be out of the game Friday night. This message was received by long distance call today. The Informants said that Lawson positively would be unable to start the game tomorrow night. Whether Lawson really is sick or merely Indisposed, could not be ascertained today. Newcastle always has

been long on "bear stories" and little surprise would It be to local rooters to learn that Vic has been merely resting tip for the big battle. In ease Lawson is out of the game tomorrow night sub-forward Klthger will be shifted up to the pivot point and Lawall used at forward.

Results at Garfield

WABASH TWISTS "TIGER'S" TAIL

BY KENNETH D0LLIN8. Wabash in the last few nights has shown that she knows how to play basketball. The Wabash team walked away with the Princeton "Tigers" last night. Mutchner was the fltaf of the winners, getting away with three fine field goals. Miller played well for the losers. Yale won from Indiana in an over

time game, score 4-3. Kehlenbrink as usual, was the star for the winners, while. Holcomb played well for his team. "Little" Butler showed that she was not so little by beating "Big" DePauw last night, 5-0. Retz and Loehr pulled off some clever pass work. Cornell was in running shape last

night and passed Purdue, 14-0. Price was the star of the winning team, with Benn and Wessel helping him out of the hard place.

SCORES LAST NIGHT. - Tale, 4; Indiana, 3. Butler, 6; DePauw, 0. Wabash, 9; Princeton, 0. Cornell, 14; Purdue, 0. INDIANA YALE. Indiana Gls. Fls. F.Msd. Brehm, f .... 6 1 0 Johnson, f ... 0- 0 0 Holcomb, c .. 1 0 0 Ferguson, g . . 0 0 0 Falk, g ...... 0 0 1 Totals ... 1 1 1 Yale. Gls. Fls. F.Msd. Dunham, f . . . 0 1 3

Kehlenbrink, f 1 1 1 Kehlenbrink, c 0 0 0 Edgerton, g . . 0 0 0 Hackmari, g . . 0 0 0 Totals ... 1 2 4 DEPAUW-BUTLER. DePauw. G18. Fls. F.Msd. Livingston, f. 0 0 0 Calkins, f 0 0 0 Kanke, o .... 0 0 0 Aiken, g 0 0 0 Thomas g.... 0 0 0

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Purdue. Gls. Fls. F.Msd. Pts. Chirch, f .... 0 0 0 0 Runnels, f ... 0 o 3 o Ross, c ...... 0 0 0 0 Hartftr, g .... 0 0 4 0 Totals 0 0 4 0 PRINCETON-WABA8H. Princeton.

Gls. Fls. F.Msd. Pts. Motley, f ..... 0 0 10 Miller, t 0 0 0 0 Coulter, 6 ... 0 0 1 0 Zut'meister g. 0 0 0 0 Tower, k .... o o i o

Totals ... 0 0 3

Wabash. Gls. Fls. F.Msd. Pts. Vore, f ...... 0 1 0 1 Yalger, f .... 0 2 0 2 Mutchner, c . . 3 0 0 6 Borton, g 0 6 0 0 Sudhoff, g ... 0 0 0 0 Totals ... 3 3 0 9 Time of halves Ten minutes. Referees Lyboult, Brown, Rice and Cottihgham. - flcorer -Kenneth Dollins.

CHARTER CAR TO NEW CASTLE

Twelve Instructors, members' of the ;

basketball team and some forty students make up the personnel of the

party which leaves on Jhe Richmond High Special for Newcastle tomorrow afternoon. The party, will leave' the interurban station at 4 o'clock. ' The return' trip will be started at 10 : 30 o'clock, the Richmond contingent arriving home about midnight. Following is the complete list of those making the trip by "Special.'! Instructors Sipple, Whltacre, Bradbury, Kelly,. Thompson, King, O'Neal, Vossler, Norris, Bond and Edwards, Mr. and Mrs. Coach Nohr and team members Harold Brown, Clarence Porter, Russell Parker, Cyril Pitts, John Meranda, Roland Dollins,' Talbert Jessup, Clarence Ward, and William Hab-

erkern. Ralph Hyde , - -r Horace Parker , Nicholson, Ben Howes, Vaughn Cham-

nesa. Harold Krick, Clara Gets, George Feeger. Ouerney BUdh&m. Katheiyne

Kampe, Carleton Smith. Byron WetUg. ; George Peterson, John Miller, Clem ; Roberts. Bessie Cruse, Elmer Hale. Frank Bescher, Hazel Henderson, Tom Lyons, Eleanor Smith, Reba Jordan. Frank. Duning, Warren HubbeL Robert ' Rees, Cecil Sptllman. NUea PattL

PLAYERS ARE ELIGIBLE

The following list of Newcastle play ers eligible for the Newcastle HighRichmond game at Newcastle Friday night, was received by faculty manager Charles Towle today: Victor Lawson, Lloyd Diehl, George Ross, John KUnger, Harry Kampe, Thad Gordon, Herman Lawall.

PLASTERS

CORNELL-PURDUE. Cornell. Gls.. Fls. F.Msd. Benn, f 1 0 0 Wessel, f 2 2 1 Price, c ...... 3 0 1 Davis, g 0 0 0 Thornburg, g. 0 0 0

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Outside the Richmond high school basketball five, Hagerstown H. S. quintet appears to be the strongest nigh school team 1ft Wayne county today. This year's H. H. S. representative team is considered the best turned

out of the Jefferson township schools in years. The team has made a record of nine games won out of eleven played so far this, season. Games lost this season were dropped to Richmond one game to Fairmount and one to Carthage. Hagerstown's defeat of Fairmount, 17 to 13, gives an idea of the strength of the team. Fairmount has defeated Bloomington high this year, and Bloomington in turn has vanquished the Thorntown state champs. Personnel of this year's team includes a number of men who will be available for the team next year. The present varsity is composed of Johnnie Sherry and Walt Witcherman, forwards; Gilbert Foyst, canter; William Walts and Lawrence Mohler, guards. Subs of the team are Dewey Bookout and Carver Endsley. Hagerstown's record for the season follows: Hagerstown .... 39 ; Centerville .... 20 Hagerstown 39 ; Mooreland .... 13 Hagerstown .... 25 ; Mooreland .... 17 Hagerstown. . . .17; Fairmount ... .13 Hagerstown .... 24 ; Fairmount .... 31 Hagerstown 25; Cadiz ....20 Hagerstown..,. 27; Carthage ......28 Hagerstown. ,11; Richmond 18 Hagerstown 35; Middletowh ...22 Hagerstown.... 48; Cambridge .... 8 Hagerstown.... 62; Cambridge 20 Hagerstown total, 343. Opponents' total, 210, Hagerstown Is booked for a game With Liberty Friday night A Week from tomorrow the Jefferson boys 'invade Richmond for a game with the R. H. S., at the Coliseum.

Thursday. Baseball Meeting of team represen

tatives of new factory league, meeting to be held at Y. M. C. A. Kowllhg Kaysee league Karnes, 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 ga nes, at Garfield school gym. Polo Richmond vs. Muncie at Mun-cie.

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games, at City alleys. A, S. M. Icgue 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. Li. C. A. afternoon and evening. Bowling A. S. M. league games, afternoon and evening, Y. M. C. A. alley.

STI6ALL IN DAYTON LOOKS FOR BOUTS

"Lil Artha" Stlgall, light weight of some repute,' who has made his heme in Richmond for some time, has started on a tour of the east where he has a number of matches booked. Stigall at present is at Dayton, Ohio, where he is trying to arrange a match With some. Dayton man. in a letter to the sporting department of the Palladium Stigall gives his regards

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