Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 41, Number 73, 4 February 1916 — Page 6
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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM,. FRIDAY, FEB. 4, 1916. Nohr Answers Liberty 1 1
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HACERSTOOT PROWESS FAILS TO CAUSE ALARM
Richmond and Hagerstown high school basketball ' teams, the best in Wayne county, battle at the Coliseum tonight A doped winner, and If anything a bit too confident, members of the R. II. S. squad express confidence In their ability to double if not triple the score on the Jefferson township Invaders. The big game will be preceded by a curtain raiser contest between the second teams of the two schools. ' ' Hagerstown comes to Richmond with a record comparing favorably with that built up by the Quaker team this year. The Jefferson squad has participated in twelve games and has lost but three. One of these games was dropped to Richmond in an 18-to-11 battle at Hagerstown. Botn teams will enter the fray tonight with all team members in the best of condition. Brown and Porter, Richmond forwards, as well as regular center, Bus Parker, and Cy Pitts and Johnny Meranda will be in harness when Referee Harrington gives the signal for war to begin. Hagerstown will present its strongest front tonight:
The. line-up follows: Hagerstown. Richmond. Sherry Brown Forward. Witcherman ... Porter Forward. Foyst R- Parker Center. Waltz Pitts Guard. ' Mohler '. Meranda Guard. Subs Hagerstown. Bookout; Richmond, Dollins, Jessup. Referee Harrington, St. Mary's.
GORDON QUITS GAME.
"Flops" Gordon, erstwhile pen custodian of the Quigley amateur polo
crew has temporarily quit the game
and will be supplanted at the cage by Herman Eckler, a goal tender of some
experience. Eckler figured in a couple
preliminary Ji. P. L. games last season and showed that he had the ear marks of a real cage guardian.
WOMEN SEE DOWNFALL OF NATGO PIN ARTISTS
Last night was Natco night at the Y. M. C. A. bowling alleys. The "Nats" scheduled to meet the Bankers and the Colonial Business Men's league fives, brought their wives and "friends" along to witness the complete annihilation of the rival pin forces. Whether the presence of the lady folk so agitated the members of the Natco crew or whether the same crew was a bit overly polite remains problematical. At any rate the Nats copped but two of the six games rolled with the enemy. In the first installment of games between the Nats and Bankers, the tool makers emerged from the series with but one game. In the second part of the program the Colonials, with Art King averaging high, totaled majorities in two of the three games. The scores of the two series of games follow: Bankers. Player 1st. 2d. 3d. Total. Av. Crawford .. 159 161 135 455 152 Thompson .. 152 106 142 400 133 McMlnn .... Ill 151 142 404 135 Bennett' 156 156 156 468 156 Kessler .... 127 109 151 387 129 Totals .. 705 683 726 2114 ... Natcos. Player 1st. 2d. 3d. Total. Av. Kuckenbrod ' 156 101 163 420 140 Feasel 137 135 152 424 141 Asbury 120 135 170 425 142 Hites US 143 98 354 118 Eikenberry . 156 154 157 467 156 Totals .. 682 668 740 2TO0 ...
PURPLE STARS DOWN WHITES
Some of the hardest kind of work was necessary for the Purple All-Star basketball five to down the White All-Star crew in the 6-to-4 argument
at the Garfield school gym last night,
It was anybody's game until the last minute of play. The Purples scored all points from field baskets. The Whites chalked up but one field. The
other points were made by Holcomb
on free throws. Guards of both squads
played great games. The score: Whites. Gls. Fls. F.Msd. Pts
Holcomb, f .. 0 2 0 2 Miller, f 1 0 0 2 Price, c 0 0 0 0 Tauer. g 0 0 0 0 Motley, g 0 0 0 0
Totals .... 1 2 0 4 Purples. Gls. Fls. F.Msd. Pts
Runnels, f .. 1 0 0 2 Retz. f 0 0 0 0
Mutchner, c . . 1 0 0
Qiilgg, g 0 0 0 0 Kehlenbrink. g 1 0 0 0
COLONIALS WIN SERIES. Colonials. Player 1st. 2d. 3d. Total. Av. Parker 119 154 145 418 139 Hyde 160 170 139 469 156 Haynes 148 148 127 423 141 Iserman .... 194 121' 160 475 158 King 167 168 173 508 169 Totals .. 778 761 744 2293 ... Natcos. Gls. Fls. F.Msd. Pts. Eikenberry.. 132 134 108 374 125 Kuckenbrode 200 133 ,134 467 156 Feasel 142 103 138 383 128 Asbury 169 123 122 414 138 Hites 171 154 111 436 145 Totals .. 814 647 613 2074 ...
CANDIDATES TRYOUT FOR GARFIELD TEAM
With class work organizations almost completed, the basketball colony at Garfield School is beginning to get busy in preparation for the opening of the second semester schedule of games. All teams of the Senior and Junior leagues will be completely reorganized and ready to start the schedule by Monday evening of next week. The College league will make a few changes in team personnel. . The Senior league teams will be re-chosen. Following the Senior Purple-White game at the school gym last night Athletic Director Lyboult called together a squad of players intending to try out for the Garfield varsity, boys were sent through a stiff workout and then handed a few pointers in the finer parts of the game. The varsity will be named within the next two weeks.
Totals 3 0 Fouls Committed Retz, Referee Rice. Timer Thornburg.
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PORTER STARTS GAME.
Lineup of the Richmond high school second team In its game with the second team of Hagerstown high at
the Coliseum tonight will be as follows: E. Porter and O'Neal, forwards; Rogers, center; Foster, Long, Mc-
Bride, guards. Chappel, Burr, Shelton and Simmons will be on the side
lines.
LODGE CALENDAR
Richmond council No. 18, Jr. O. U. A. M., meets Monday night at 7:30 In the Vaughan hall, over 710 Main street Fred Cordell, councilor; Josn E. Highley, rec. secretary. Uniform Rank, Jr. C. U. A. M. meets Tuesday night at 7:30. Theodore Whitney, captain; C. Perry, company clerk. Pride of Richmond council No. 15, Daughters of America, meets on Wed- , nesday night at 8 o'clock. Eva Monjroe. councillor; Rosetta Hosier, rec. secretary.
Week's Schedule of Sport Events for Local Fans
FRfDAV. Polo Richmond vs. Muncie, at Muncie. Bowling Business Men's league Basketball Hagerstown High vs. Richmond, at Coliseum. Bowling A. S. M. league games, at Y. M. C. A. alleys. Westcott Motor league games, at City alleys. City league games, at City alleys. SATURDAY. Polo Muncie vs. Richmond at Coliseum. Bowling A. S. M. league games, (afternoon and evening), at Y. M. C. A. alleys. Basketball Independent games at Y. M. C. A. gym.
INDIANA ALUMNI TO WITNESS DUEL
That local alumni of I. TJ. are planning to turn out en masse to witness the Indiana-Earlham game at the Coliseum next Wednesday night became apparent today when steps were taken to insure reservation of a complete bleecher section for the local followers of the Cream and Crimson. There are in Richmond alone over one hundred ex-students of the State university. Graduates from all over the county would increase this number considerably. Inasmuch as practically every one of this number intends to attend the Indiana-Earlham battle, it has been proposed that the Indiana contingent have a section reserved for its exclusive use.
BOOK HAL STEWART FOR BOXING EVENT
Promoters of the Quaker City boxing club announce that they have matched Hal Stewart, of Fort Wayne, with Terry Nelson, the Philadelphian. for the head line act of the boxing show to be held at the Eagles' Hall, Thursday night, February 24. The fight, is scheduled to go ten rounds. Principals in the other two ten round scraps have not been determined to date. Hal Stewart is known to local followers of the mitt game as one of the best lights in the game today. Stewart has met such boys as Freddie Welsch, Ad Wolgast, Charley White and Jim Duffy. With this experience In the big show, Stewart should prove a worthy opponent for Terry Nelson.
EARLHAM IS IDLE.
Contrary to report Earlham basketball team has no game scheduled for tonight. The original schedule team calls for a trip to Greencastle and a game with the DePauw five, tonight. Athletic relations between these two schools have been strained, however, and the game has been cancelld for some time. Earlham's next game is with I. U. at the Coliseum, Wednesday night.
Copper produced In the United States last year was valued at $236,-000,000.
FRENCH BILLIARDIST CHALLENGES HOPPE
Through the Brunswick-Balke-Col-lender Company, Firmin Cassignol
has challenged Willie Hoppe to play
for the world's billiard championship. Cassignol is willing to play either 18.1 or 18.2 style, both titles being held by Hoppe.
Fayette Gr applet Stays With Champ
Three hundred and fifty fans, representing the sporting fraternity of Jefferson township, witnessed three rattling good wrestling matches staged at the opera house in Hagerstown last night. In the main bout of the evening's program, Chris Ramer, with the rep of being "champ heavy of the state of Pennsylvania," won from Kid Rose, Connersville youngster, in straight falls. Ramer took the first fall in one hour and twenty-three minutes.
hRose stayed with his husky opponent
thirty-three minutes before he succumbed for the second and final fall. Ramer gained falls by use of the deadly toe hold. The less experienced man of the two, Young Rose, showed gameness and ability to escape clever tactics used by the Keystone stater. In the semi-finals Young Doughty,
a Losantsville (Ind.) comer, showed
the way to Young Retz of Hagerstown. Doughty took the first fall after eighteen minutes of the most streuous kind
of work. Young Retz stayed with the Losantsville boy for three minutes and
fifty seconds in the second try. This
fall was awarded to Doughty by forfeit.
In the preliminary handicap match
between Young Cartwright of Lima, O., and Kid Daley of Cincinnati, the latter boy pinned Cartwright's shoulders to the mat in just three minutes. Young Cartwright was to have stayed with the Queen City boy for fifteen
minutes.
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BENSON QUITS GAME.
Failure to receive the support of the local fans has caused Billy Benson, boxing promoter, to toss up the sponge, figuratively speaking. Benson, who Is the originator of the fight game in Richmond and who has attempted to furnish the fans with boxing bouts for the past two years, says "never again" after last night's venture.
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H. F. Hall refereed the matches, which were -free from disturbance of any kind. No Interference was offered from town or county authorities.
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it. II. S. TRIES TO FIX BATTLE WITH LIBERTY
That - officials of Richmond high school are at least "considering" the challenge of the Liberty high school basketball team for a game or series of games to be played either at Liberty or at Richmond, became evident this morning when Principal Plckell said that if the schedule could be arranged suitably a game would be booked with the Union county team. "We would gladly meet the Liberty team," Principal Pickell said this morning. "That Liberty is represented by a strong team we are well aware, our schedule as it stands is complete. We have no open dates or we would be glad to accommodate the Liberty team management. That matter will, however, be considered and if a satisfactory arrangement of dates can be had, we will meet Liberty high school," continued IMncipal Pickell. Some time ugo Liberty high school attempted to get a booking with Richmond. The local management at that time offered to give L. H. S. a game with the high seconds. Liberty considered this an insult and has attempted to force a meeting with the local
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crew. Liberty, at least will have an opportunity of meeting the locals during the district tournament games next month and a lively time no doubt will be forthcoming when these rivals meet on the basketball floor.
INTERCLASS GAMES START AT EARLHAM
Interclass basketball starts at Earlham college Wednesday night of next week when the Seniors tackle the Sophomores and the Juniors mix it with the Freshmen, Coach H. E. Whiteside announced today. Games will be played in the college gym two nights each week Wednesday and probably Friday nights. Teams have been tentatively picked but deft nitel ineups of the four Interclass squads will not be announced until the opening games Wednesday afternoon.
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FANS 60 WITH TEAM
When Richmond polo team takes the floor against the Muncie crew at the Muncie rink tonight the Quakers will not be without their followers. A number of the more ' enthusiastic of the local polo fan colony, has decided that to wait for the game at Richmond Saturday night is unnecessary. Muncie returns to Richmond Saturday night for a game that promises to be one of the hottest battles at the Coliseum this year.
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