Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 41, Number 77, 9 February 1916 — Page 6

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INDIANA COACH PUTS REST FIVE IN GAME HERE Indiana university basketball team, cne of the three best collegiate aggregations In the state today, i.eets the Earlham quintet of leather tossers at the Coliseum tonight. There will be no curtain raiser and the big game will be called at 8 o'clock. Indiana, with the possible exceltlon of the Purdue and Wabash fives, Ik represented by a team the peer of anything in Indiana. Coach Willoughby has developed a team that has been showing rapid Improvement. Indiana comes here tonight with its regular varsity line-up and every member of the first string five will be used to start the game. The team from Indiana is a heavy one. Prather, who appeared in the Indiana line-up In games here for the last three years, and Porter make up the forward combination. Lengthy Nichol3, a sophomore, is holding down the center position fcr the Crimson". Whltaker. tho football ?h?rk, and MilWr and Kirke;,iian;S..;camplc'.e the line-up.' Th. line-ups;-r. f i .r . ?. :tf , Indiana, Earlham. Porter Laning light Forward. Prather Meeks, Quigg Left Forward. Nichols . F. Winslow Center. Miller R. WinBlo-v Left Guard. v.uitaker Pontius Right Guard. Game called at 8 o'clock. Referee Cook (Indiana.) MEYER'S GOOD WORK WHIPS VOGUE TEAM Top-heavy scores of Karl Meyers In the first two games gave the Keystones a lead, and despite a substantial handicap the Vogue five of the City learue took but one game of the series at the City alleys last night. Meyers averaged 186. His mark of 222 in the second game was a banner one. The scores: Keystones. Player 1st. 2d. 3d. Total. Av. Meyers .... 192 222 140 554 185 Looney 144 178 188 510 170 Schneider .. 191 169 167 527 176 Gillespie .... 154 154 154 462 154 King 1SI 168 193 544 181 Handicap ... 68 68 68 Totals .... 930 959 912 2597 ... Vogues. player 1st. 2d. 3d. Total. Av. Thompson .. 108 M6 194 448 149 Bennett .... 159 176 170 505 168 Kirk ....... 123 128 166 417 139 Dye 163 163 163 489 163 Fosler 141 171 12S 440 147 Handicap ... 141 141 141 .. . , Totals 835 925 962 2299 ... Results at STUTZ, 4; BUICK, 0. Stutz. GIb. Fls. Crowe, f .... 1 0 Murray, f ... 1 0 Cooper, c .... 0 0 Weasel, g .... 0 0 Wynn, g .... 0 0 Ferguson, g . . 0 0 F.Msd. Pts. Totals .... 2 Buick. Dollins, f .... 0 0 Needham, f . . 0 0 Mutcbner. c. 0 0 Kehlenbrink, g 0 0 Davis, g .... 0 . . 0 - Totals 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 MERCEDES, 5; SUNBEAMS, 1. .Sunbeams. Ols. Fls. F.Med. Pts. Sparks, f .... 0 10 , 1 Smith, f 0 0 0 0 Carver, c ... 0 0 0 0 Fye, g 0 0 .0 0 Turner, g .... 0 0 , ' 0 0 Totals .... 0 1 0 1 Mercedes. ., I - - Gls. Fls. F.Msd. Pts. Rainnels, t ... 1,1 0 . . 3 nold, c .... 1 0 0 2

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Earlham Makes Trip

Following the Indiana game at the Coliseum tonight, Earlham basketball team is scheduled to make a week-end trip to Terr Haute and Indianapolis, where the Rose Poly and Butler fives will be played, respectively, Friday and Saturday nights. Friday night's game with the Engineers at Terre Haute will see the Quakers battling a basketball team, all members of which appeared here last fall with the Poly football team. Floyd, Larr, Davis, Kingery, Buck and Orr of the Engineer combine, are all football letter men. In Saturday night's game with the Christians, Earlham will face a slightly altered line-up from that which defeated -the locals on the Coliseum floor two weeks ago. Cornelius, an old Manual Training star, has supplanted Good at center. Sussman and Moore are working the forwards. Mullane and Frankford complete the line-up of the Butler crew.

Chance to Manage Los Angeles Team

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Frank Chance, who led the Chicago Cubs to success for several years and who later'had disastrous experiences with the New York Yankees, has appended his signature to a contract to manage the Los Angeles team of the Pacific Coast League.

Garfield Dunham, g . . . 0 Smith, g .... 1 0 0 Totals ,. 3 RAMBLERS, 5; PILOTS, 3. Pilots. Gls. Fls. F.Msd. Pts. Hosack, f . . . 1 0 0 2 Coulter, f . . . 0 0 - 0 0 Hale, c 0 0 ' 0 0 Price, g ....) 1 0 1 Kanke, g .... 0 0 0 0 Totals 1 1 0 3 Ramblers. Gls. Fls. F.Msd. Pts. Jones, f 0 0 Hockensmith, f 2 0 Stevens, c . . 0 1 Martin, g .... 0 0 Clapp, g 0 0 Totals .... 2 1 CHARGES ABANDONMENT Alleging that her husband, Ernest Ferguson, abandoned her in 1912, Rachael Ferguson applied for divorce in circuit court today. They were married in 1905. For three years after their separation she lived at Indianapolis, but . returned to Richmond last June. Ferguson is now at Muncie.

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM,

Fast Indiana Five at Coliseum

SUPERIORS CONQUER AMERICAN ROLLERS Fred Kerschner and Lengthy Way averaging high for the Superior five of the A. S. M. league gave that team a two-game majority over the American crew in the matches at the "Y" alley last night. Kerschner beat Way to high average by one pin. The scores: Player 1st. 2"d. Snyder 164 119 Hoessli .... 123 100 Quigley .... 109 125 Williams ... 129 102 Haner ...... 164 144 3d. Total. Av. 155 438 146 156 125 127 153 379 126 359 130 358 119 461 154 Totals .i Player Otten .'. . Knight Schalk ... Kerschner Way 689 591 716 1995 ... Superiors. 1st. 2d. 3d. Total. Av. 157 146 170 463 154 144 115 117 376 125 104 112 176 392 131 117 200 156 473 158 156 178 138 472 157 Totals .... 678 751 767 2176 SCANTLAND FARM. The eighty acre" farm of Oliver Scantland, northwest of Fountain City, was sold to Archbald Brooks. The warranty deed was placed on record in the recorder's office today showLing that it was sold at a consideration of $10,000.

LEMONS SLIP BY SQUEEZERS IN BALL GAME

The lid of the 1916 indoor baseball season came off with a thump at the Garfield gym last night, when two picked teams of Westcott Motor Car company's prospectives battled for nine innings of rather one-sided ball with a finishing score of 19 to 2. John Van Antwerp's crew of rlemons annexed the contest from Pat Shutte's aggregation of Squeezers. Several of the men were playing their first game of indoor baseball, so the one-sided score cannot be taken as an indication of the outcome of games that are played after the men have become more familiar with the indoor branch of the summer game. Pierson and Hineline were the only Squeezers who succeeded in crossing the plate, while of the Lemons the only man who did not score was Cy Brown. The line-up follows: Lemons. Squeezers. W. Winters .c... C. Hineline C. Knight. ...... .p.. L. Revalee Green .......... lb...... C. J. Elston Ed Yunker: .. . . . 2b .'. r . h J. r Fastck Don 'Long...; . . ;irs.-V.. . .C Pierson R. Colbert....... Is .R. Snyder Cy Brown 3b.f W. Davis F. Chant rf H. Sutton A. Rose If C. Katty Batteries (L) Knight and Winters; (S) Revalee and Hineline. Master of ceremonies E. R. Martin. .. SUPERIOR ROLLERS LEAD A. S. M. RACE Official standing of teams of the A. S. M. bowling league furnished by Secretary Fred Kerschner today shows the Superior five at the pole one full game in advance of the American team. The Machine, Seeding and Buckeye fives are well bunched for the runner-up positions. The following standing includes games up to and including last night: A. S. M. League. Won. Lost. Pet. Superiors 33 18 .647 Americans 32 19 .627 Machines 30 18 .625 Seeding 27 21 .563 Buckeyes 25 23 .521 Empires 20 28 .417 Hoosiers 17 31 .354 Kentucky ........ 11 37 .229 STIGALL MATCHED WITH CHICAGO PUG "Lil Artha" Stigall, local boy, with the rep of being the best colored light weight duke artist in the business today, has been matched with Kid Cole, a Chicago product, the fight to be staged at the K. of P. hall on Fort Wayne avenue, February 18. Announcement to this effect was made by local promoters today. Stigall at present is in the east where he is meeting some of the most clever boys in the mitt game. ' He will return to Richmond next week for final training work preparatory to his Sght with the Windy City battler. CONSIDER FIGHTERS FOR NEXT PROGRAM Date of the Quaker City boxing show has been changed from February 24 to Wednesday, February 23, it has been announced. Sam Vigran, matchmaker of the club, today announced that Frankie

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Rogers of Pittsburg, and K. O. Young of Cincinnati, would stage the preliminary bout. , The boys weight in at 145. The bout is to go six rounds. Just who will figue in the second scrap of the evening's program has not been definitely determined. Local promoters are figuring on Frankie Mason, Fort Wayne, and Bat Chink of Cincinnati, as possibilities. "Young Abe" Attell of Chicago, is another bby under consideration. CENTERVILLE TAKES SECONDS' CHALLENGE '"he challenge of the Richmond high school second team to the first team of Centerville high school has been accepted, according to the following letter to Faculty Manager Charles Towle of the R. H. S.: "Manager R. H. S. Second Basketball Team: "Dear Sir The Centerville high school basketball team herewith accepts the challenge of the Richmond high school second team, the challenge appearing in the Richmond Palladum last week.- If possible we would ask that the game be played on the Y. M. C. A. floor. Dates at your convenience. (Signed) "PRINCIPAL RUSSELL WORL, . "Centerville High School." CAPITAL FIVE COMES Indianapolis polo combine, with the veteran Lewis, Harold, Lyons and Mcy in harness, comes to the Coliseum for a, battle with the Quakers Thursday night. In the last appearance with the Indians here the Quakers, thanks to the efforts of Ted Lewis, were defeated in one of the best games of the season. Richmond has suffered three consecutive defeats in the past ten days, but entertains hope of getting out of the rut tomorrow night. Among the lower animals only about 5 per cent, are defective at birth, a much lower ratio than among human beings. The kingdom of Siam covers an area of about 200,000 square miles, and the last census gave a total population of 8,149,000. FREE TO ASTHMA SUFFERERS A New Home Cure That Anyone Can Use Without Discomfort or Loss of Time. We have a New Method that cures Asthma, and we want you to try it at our expense. No matter whether your case is of long standing or recent development, wLetaer it is present as occasional or chronic Ast". you should send for a free trial of our method. No matter in what climate you live, no : .tter what your age or occupation, if you tre troubled with asthma, our method should relieve you promptly. We especially want to send it to t'-tse apparently hopelc-j cases, where ar. forms of 1 halers, douches, opiu i preparations, fumes, "patent smc":es' etc., have failed. We want to show everyone at our own expense, : jat this new method is designer to end all difficult breatllng, all wheezing, ar.d all those terrible paroxysms at ones and for all time. Thl. free offer is tco imrortant to neglect a sip.ri-. c"a: . Write now and then begin the method pt or.ce. Eend no r-.cney. Si -ply mai' couponr belo-r. Dc It Today. FREE ASTHMA COUPON FRONTIER ASTHMA CO., Room 521 M Niagara and Hudson Sts., Buffalo, N. Y. Send free trial of your method to: i

THREE BOYS SURVIVE CUE ROQUE CONTEST

Contestants in the Boys division of the Y. M. C. A. who are competing in the cue roque, ping pong and checkers contests have begun the finals. Most of the boys have been eliminated. The three last contestants in cue roque are Mahlon Walls who . won from Vernon . Spaulding, Raymond Williams, who won from Ralph Ballinger and Ernest McDonald who won from Robert Rees. The last three contestants in ping pong are Robert Rees, who won from Frank Crowe, David Rost who won from Mahlon Walls and Raymond Williams who won . from Ernest McDonald. In ping pong 295 games were played. The last three contestants in checkers have not been decided. Week's Schedule of Sport Events for Local Fans Wednesday. Basketball Indiana .vs. Earlham at Coliseum. Interclass games start at Earlham college-. - Garfield school league at Garfield. : Bowling Business Men's league games at Y. M. C. A. alleys. K. of C. league at City alleys. Thursday. Polo Indianapolis, vs. Richmond at Coliseum. . Basketball Garfield league games, at school gym. Bowling Business Men's league games at Y. M. C. A. alleys. K. of C. league games at City alleys. Friday. Basketball Connersville high vs. Richmond at Coliseum. R. H. S. seconds at Lewisburg. Earlham inter-

POLO Coliseum POLO Thursday Night, Feb. lOtti INDIANAPOLIS vs. RICHMOND GAME CALLED AT 8:30 O'CLOCK Skating Tuesday & Saturday

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