Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 41, Number 82, 22 February 1916 — Page 6

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, TUESDAY, FEB. 22, 1916.'

SPORTS AND

WAYNETOWN MAN HURT BY CORNERS UNDER EAST GOAL If the demands of high school players and rooters alike are heeded the dangerous corners at the east goal of the basketball floor at the Coliseum -will be eliminated before the district tournament games here In March. . . Despite the fact that attention of high school and Coliseum authorities has been called to this dangerous con dltlon, no action has been taken In the matter of eliminating the danger to players. The Injury, of Herman Swank, Waynetown high school center who suffered painful if not serious injuries Friday night -when he was shoved into , the sharp ''wainscoting during scrimmage, emphasizes the fact that elimination of the corners at the east goal Is Imperative. ANDERSON PROMISES ROYAL RECEPTION Anderson's opinion of the Richmond high school basketball team may be summed up in the following dispatch from the Anderson Dally Bulletin: "That Richmond is a team of high reputation is firmly established in the minds of those who have watched the ease with which the Quakers ' have beaten New Castle, Hagerstown, Connersvllle, Waynetown and many other teams of high rating. We are not overlooking the fact that Richmond pushed over and walked on us at a game played in the Coliseum in Richmond some time ago. The final score was 50 to 19. This wbb the worst defeat suffered by the 'Red and Green this season, and by far the worst ever received at the hands of Richmond in the athletic annals of the two schools. We received a drubbing which was not in the book. Richmond will be perfectly at home here, as we have a big floor and will entertain them royally." HARVESTERS SWAMP PHEGGS' BOWLERS tcontihulng'atthe same raiiid gatt I that has characterized the work or the )L II. C. crew during the past several weeks, the Harvesters didn't near give Ube Pheggs a look in at the "B-M series 'of games at the "Y" alleys last night. The following Bcores show how the i International crowd did it: i Player ' 1st. 2d. 3d. Tl. Av. 'Miller 201 184 137 522 174 ! Ellis 139 179 173 491 161 iHaner ' 123 133 211 469 156 "Ouigley 117 164 184 465 155 iKalk 135 16S 126 429 143 Totals .. 717 828 831 2376 ... Pheggs. Player 1st. 2d. 3d. Tl. Av. Price 92 136 ,140 368 123 Mayer 126 192 158 476 159 Hadley 116 170 111 397 132 Upntle 181 168 154 503 168 Krk 129 153 131 413 138 Totals .. 644 819 694 2157 ... LATE RALLY WINS FOR TIPPERARIES With the series standing at an even break, the Tipperrary five of the K. of C. bowling circle last night came to life iu the third and final. The result was the Buds were sent back with but one game taken out of the three. Lichtenfels led the warriors of the Irish. The scores: Rosebuds Player Broderick , Boyce . . . HhtTkett . 1st.

2d. 3d. Tl. Av. 148 156 430 143 158 131 424 141 156 147 449 150 136 114 389 130 167 146 461 153 765 694 2153 ... raries. 2d. 3d. Tl. Av. 107 154 418 139 149 156 423 141 126 116. 368 123 138 151 399 133 145 224 551 184 665 801 2169 ...

126 135 146 139 Quigley ljuinlivan . . . 148 Totals .. 694 Tipp Player 1st. Selm 157 Brennan .... 118 Behrlnger .. 136 Cronin 110 Lichtenfels . 182 K. C. Averages

Game3. Total. Aver. Behringer 48 62SI 131 Boycc 51 7084 139 Brennan 48 7052 147 Broderick 51 7964 , 156 Burko 54 S201 152 C'conln. W 4 7333 lo3 Cronin. F. s:ilfi ! Fr. Duffv -42 - 6441 153 Harrington ......... 15 . ..694S. ,. 14a Klnselia St yo9 lis Kiser ....... 54 7519 13.) Knauber 54 7975 14S Lichtenfels 38 6404 lb9 MercurlO. P. B. ... 57 9003 158 Mercurio, Phil .... 51 J621 149 . O'Brien. Geo. 42 7605 15 O'Brien, J. P. 54 8876 164 Welter, A. E 54 7394 137 Pfeiffer, L. ...... 51 7453 146 Quigley 5 7041 130 i Quinlivan 54 8401 156 illinghoff 84 8353 155 'Srtm 48 7131 149 Phofcr ..... 51. 6SS6 128 7evfn 48 743S . 155 Teissier,.,., 49 6541 133 KharkiU 33 444S 135 ' Ottcn 15 " 2547. 170

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Basketball Tossers Who Represent Earlharn

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Earlham's basketball tossers are representative of the secondary colleges of Indiana. While the Earlharn team has not trimmed all comers, it has been playing snappy ball. Above are the Earlharn basket sharks. Reading lef to right, they are as follows: Back row Coach Whitesides, Cutrell, Machaer, Quigg and Barr. Front rowBundy, Lansing, Meeks, R. Winslow and F. Winslow. - . Courtesy Indianapolis Times.

PUGS ARRIVE FOR BIG CARD Sale of seats for the boxing show of the Quaker City A. C. opened at downtown cigar stores and cafes today. The early demand for coupons was heavy, and indications point to a capacity house when the boys crawl through the ropes for the opening number of the program at the Eagles hall Wednesday night. Participants in the thirty-four rounds of boxing listed will all be on the scene of battle by tomorrow morning. For feits are all in and everything is set for the gong. The eight mitt sharks figuring in the four all-feature fights will weigh in at Eagles hall tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock. Terry Nelson, who meets Hal Stewart in the piece de resistance, arrived from Cincinnati this afternoon. Terry completed his training at the Queen City and comes her in the pink and confident of his ability to administer a walloping to the Hoosier top notcher. Other principals report themselves in the best of condition and ready to start the milling. Lou Bauman of Cincinnati, who handled the last show of the Quaker City A. C, will referee all bouts. TERRY NELSON FIGHTS Terry Kelson, the Philadelphian, who meets Hal Stewart in the headline act of the boxing show at the Eagles' hall Wednesday night, went six fast rounds with Billy Ryan of Cincinnati last night. The bout was a no decision affair 'and was Nelson's finishing touch mill before his invasion of Richmond. Results at COLLEGE LEAGUE W7on. Lost. Pet. Wisconsin 5 1 .833 Notre Dame 5 1 .833 Army 3 3 .500 Michigan 3 3 .500 Princeton 3 3 .500 Yale 3 3 ..500 Chicago 3 3 .500 Navy 2 4 .333 Illinois .' 2 4 .333 Harvard 1 6 .167 WISCONSIN, 3; YALE, 4. Wisconsin. Yale. Holcomb Yeager Forward. Brehm Hyde , Forward. Farwig Nusbaum Center. Wentz Edgerton Guard. Denning Webster Guard. Baskets Brehm, Hyde, Nusbaum. Foul Poits Holcomb. . Fouls Holcomb, Edgerton, WebBter. CHICAGO, 4; ARMY, 2. Chicago , Army. Retz , Thornburg Forward. Vore ' Miller Forward. Thompson Culley Center. "Y" ENTERS MEET Interest in the National Hexataalon divisional indoor track and field meet to be held at the "Y" March 1 to 15, inclusive, is causing considerable stir among athletes of the local association. The meet which is similar to the Hexatbalon held last spring will be contested by members of associations all over the country. Last year the local association made a favorable showing in the meet but hopes to j place higher this year. Kntry DianKs nave oeen preparea Dy Athletic Director A. M. Roach. En trants may sign for the events at anra ume, ... . ;

ATHLETICS

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Olson Will Grapple With Masked Wonder

Charles Olson, the Indianapolis wrestler, is billed to meet "Masked Wonder" in a mat exhibition at the Eagles' hall February 29. Olson has a reputation extending over the middlewest as well as Indiana. He is one of Garfield

Ingalls Tauer Guard. Borton . . . Niebuhr Guard. Baskets Tauer, Retz, Ingalls. ! Foul Points None. I Fouls Miller. ILLINOIS, 2; NAVY, 1. jQulgg Minnich j Forward. Davis Benn Forward. Church Coble Center. Albright Monger Guard. Sudhoff ." Taylor Guard. Baskets Albright. Foul Pints Monger. Fouls Gobel, Church.

NOTRE, DAME, 4; Harvard, 0. . Notre Dame. Harvard. Johnson Cutter Forward. ..; McBr ide Rost . Forward. Thomas . Loehr Center. Falk Sullivan Guard. Davis Todd Guard. Baskets McBride, Falk, Sullivan. Foul Points None. PRINCETON, 4; MICHIGAN, 2. Princeton. Michigan. Motley Martin Forward. Ball Calkins Forward. Peed , . Cavelman Center. Aikin . Haines Guard. , Moore, Zuttie Carman Guard. ' Baskets Motley, Ball, Calkins. Foul Points None. Fculs Motley, Calkins, Carman. The biggest ox in the world is to be killed at Schwerin, Germany, for food. He was bred from an Indian zebu, stands ten feet six inches high and weighs 4180 pounds, .

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to the few clever boys in the mat game today. M. Charleson, who is promoting the Olson-Wonder match, thinks Olson the only wrestler in the state today with ability to give the Wonder an interesting argument. T ROLLERS CAPTURE TWO OF FIRST SET SEHIES STANDING Won. Lost Pet. Y. M. C. A. Five ..... 2 1 .667 City Five 1 . 2 .333 .With an abundance of noise and some consistent bowling the five Y. M. C A. bowling sharks showed the way to the City five in the first of the ' citl challenge series of games staged at the association alleys last night. A capacity gallery applauded vociferously as the 'Y" crew annexed two of three games from Roy Miller and help. The "Y combine got away to a flying start and had copped two games before the City rollers had begun to locate the alleys. The scores: Y. M. C. A. Players 1st. 2d. 3d. Total. Av. Otten ...... 201 188 155 544 181 Gentle 127 167 140 434 145 Erk 159 146 185 490 163 Rees 172 158 170 50 167 King 173 181 155 509 170

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Totals .... 832 840 805 2477 .... City". . : . Players 1st. 2d. 3d. Total. Av. Martin ......190 134 170 494 165 Youngflesh . 166 158 160 484 161 Lichtenfels ..142 148 166 456 152 Meyer ...... 175 149 191 515 172 Miller 155 149 170 474 158 Totals .... 828 738 S57 2423 ...

MOOSE TO INITIATE. Fifty candidates will be taken Into the Order of Moose when that lodge holds a gala occasion on next . Monday night. The degree team from Connersville will give the work. HOLD STAG SOCIAL. Chief among the attractions which the committee has announced for the "Stag Get Together. Social" at the Elks club rooms Thursday night is the performance of "The Wizard" of piano players. Minstrel songs will be. sung again, : . .

Meeks is Consistent Scorer for Earlharn

Individual "records of the Earlharn basketball" five published for the fim time today show Forward Speedy Meeks to be the most -consistent point getter of the Quaker crew. While the honor of leading point getter Is held by Meeks, the title of premier basket shot rightfully belongs to Fay Winslow. The Quaker center's number of field goals (the real basis for Judging the merit of an

Player . Meeks, f .... F. Winslow, o Games 11 . 11 9 7 10 3 Laning, f Castle, f . Pontius, g Quigg, f . : MorriSch, g Templin, g 1 5 7 5' Bundy, g R. Winslow, g Totals ...... Total number points scored by SHOE STRINGS JOIN That the Press team of the 1915 Commercial circuit will be in line for its old berth when representatives of the league meet for the organization meeting at the Y. M. C. A. Thursday night of this week in a certainty. Art Williams, catcher of last season's Press outfit, with Dick Warfel, the old Richmond semi pro star, probably will be back of the team this year again. The Shoe Strings, -a team composed of clerks of the diferent shoe stores of the city, are also interested. They will be represented at Thursday night's meeting. , HORSE DROWNS IN PAIL ELWOOD, Ind., Feb. 22. Russell Carver's valuable horse got his head fastened in a bucket of water and drawned before assistance arrived. LIMBER UP MUSCLES DRIVE OUT SORENESS Use Speedway Liniment and You Can Be Free From Pain and Stiffness. The best and quickest way to relieve muscular soreness or stiffness of the Joints is to use plenty of Speedway and rub it in wherever the pain is. It will not blister or burn will not do the slightest harm to flesh or clothing. It is absolutely harmless and antiseptic. You can feel free to use it on the tenderest skin. Speedway is tha original prescription of an old physician, who used it with pronounced success for many years. It is good for rough skin, chafed skin, and all kinds of bruises. It is the scientific liniment. Go to A. G. Luken and other good dealers and get a bottle today. Use " freely and apply under bandago in extreme cases of rheumatism, lumbago or sprain. Especially prepared by the Speedway Laboratories at Shelby, Ohio. Adv. PALACE Today and Tomorrow FRANCIS X. BUSHMAN and BEVERLY BAYNE in the thrilling story of the Canadian Northwest "Pennington's Choice" In Five Acts. Thursday MARC MacDENNOTT and MARIAM NESBIT "THE CATSPAW" A Stirring Drama of New York Society Life and the Society Vulture. 6-Act Vitagraph Blue Ribbon Feature, "Thou Art the Man" Don't Forget the Number Don't Forget the Name

Joseph B. Peltz

POR County Recorder Subject to the Republican Primary, March 7.

Boxing IBomtfljs Eagles' Hall Richmond, Ind. Under Auspices of Quaker City A. C. Wednesday, February 23, 8:30 P. M. Terry Nelson VS. Hal Stewart Philadelphia, Pa. 10 Rounds 138 lbs. Ft. Wayne, Ind. ' Young Abe Attell VS. Happy McHenry Cincinnati, Ohio. 10 Rounds 130 lbs. Lima, Ohio. Frankie Rogers . VS. K. 0. Young. Pittsburg, Pa., 6 Rounds 145 lbs. Cincinnati, Ohio. General Admission, $1.00. Ring Side Seats, $1.50. Tickets on Sale at Cigar Store and Cafes. For Information Phone 1747. ' ' Sam S. Vigran, Match Maker, Lou Bauman, of Cincinnati, Referee."

Goals F.Points F.Com. Pts. 26 25 26 75 31 ' 0 26 62 22 ' 0 8 44 15 12 13 42 3 4 10 10 4 0 3 8 1 2 2 4 1 0 10 2 0 0 11 0 0 0 6 0 102 43 "" 115 247

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IMPORTANT NOTICE TO VOTERS. PLACES FOR HOLDING. PRIM, i ARY ELECTION. Notice la hereby siren that the County Commissioner nave secured the following places for holding the primary election In- the several precincts of Wayne County, on March 7th, 1916: ' Abington twp. Pre. No. 1 K. of P. Hall, Abington. Boston Twp., Prect; No. 1 John Huber's Shoe Shop, Boston. Center Twp., Prect. No. 1 Isaac Rentf row's residence, jiorth of railroad, Centervllle. Center Twp., PrecL No. 2 Residence Ben Hayworth, West Main St., Centervllle. Center Twp., Prect. No. 3 Town Hall, East Main street, Centervllle. Dalton Twp., Prect. No. 1 Residence of Peter SIckels. east of road running north and south in Dalton. Clay Twp., Prect. No. 1 Residence Mrs. Enos Veal, Main street. Greensfork. Clay Twp.. Prect. No. 2 Store room of Mrs. Mary Roller, Main street. Greensfork. Franklin Twp., Prect. No. 1 Century Hall, Bethel. , Franklin Twp., Prect. No. 2 Masonic Hall. W'hitewater. Greene Twp., Prect. No. 1 Chamness barber shop, Williamsburg. Green Twp., Prect. No. 2 Kelly's hotel, Williamsburg. Harrison Twp., Prect. No. 1 Thompson house. Main street, Jacksonburg. Jackson Twp., Prect. No. 1 Residence Nettle Spencer, Mount Auburn. Jackson Twp., Prect. No. 2 Town ball. Dublin. Jackson Twp., Prect. No. 3 Caldwell hotel, Cambridge City. Jackson Twp., Prect. No. 4 A. M. Duttweiler tailor shop, ' Cambridge City. Jackson Twp., Prect. No. 5 Residence of S. Stobaugh, East Germantown. Jaxkson Twp., Prect. No. 6 Daggett hall, East German town. JeJferson Twp., Prect. No. 1 William Wedekind's shop room, Hagerstown. Jefferson Twp., No. 2 Electric light building, Hagerstown. Jeffi-irson Twp., No. 3 City building, Hagerstown. New Garden Twp., Prect No. 1Knoll & Boyer auto sales room, Fountain City. New Garden Twp., Prect. No. 2 Clark's barbershop, Fountain City. Perry Twp., Prect. No, 1 Chamness room, north side Main street, Economy. Washington Twp., Prect No. 1 Thomas Lantz's office, North Central avenue, M 13 ton. Washington Twp., Prect. No. 2 Charles Ftsrris' shop. South Central avenue, Mirton. Washington vTwp., Prect. No. 3 Big Four depot, Milton. Webster Twp., Prect. No. 1. James Brown hall, near C. & O. station, Webster. Wayne Tvrp., Prect. No. 1 Hill's greenhouse, tjast side East Haven avenue. Wayne Twp., Prect. No. 2 George Minor's shop, east side Chester pike, Chester. "Wayne Two., Prect. No. 3 John Hawkins resic'ence, Middleboro. Wayne Twp, Prect. No. 4 Residence Charles Simpson, corner Abington pike and S. XV. G. Wayne Twp., Prect. No. 5 Bachmeyer's greenhouse, least of city. ' Richmond City. Prect. No.6 Court house, county assessor's office. Richmond City, Prect. No. 7 Bundy's pressing parlor. No. 44 South Sixth street. v Richmond City, Prect. No. 8 Catholic school build ir jr. southeast corner of South Fifth and! C streets. Richmond City, Prect. No. 9 Residence Mrs. Henry Scherb, 532 South Sixth street. Richmond City. Prect. No. 10.-21 Fort Wayne avenue. Richmond City, Prect. No. 11 City building. North Fifth street. Richmond City, Irect. No. 12 Residence Mrs. Lamjber, 315 North Third street. Richmond City. Pivct. No. 13. William F. Geyer's barbershop, 173 Fort Wayne avenue. Richmond City, Prect. No. 14. Masonic building, north entrance, old Palladium building. Richmond City. Prect. No. 15 T. C. Taylor's livery barn oiffice, 411 North Eighth 6treet. Richmond City, Precst. No. 16 ResidenceA. E. Brooks. 804 North G street. Richmond City, Prect. No. 17 Residence W'illiam H. Bloee, 713 North Tenth street. Richmond City, Prect. No. 18 K. of P. temple, South Eighth street. Richmond City, Prect. No. 19 Benning's livery stable ot'Eice, 11 South Eleventh street. . Richmond City. Prect. No. 20. Residence Joseph Schepman, 242 South Eighth street. Richmond. City, Prect. No. 21 Lafuze milk station, 402 South Eleventh street. Richmond City Prect. No. 22 No. 4 hose house, corner South Ninth and E streets. Richmond City, Prect. No. 23. Shaffer's tin shop. North A between Fourteenth and Fifteenth streets. Richmond City, Prect. No. 24 Kid -der's shop, in rear of 202 North Four teenth street. Richmond City, Prect. No. 25 North End mission. North Fourteenth street. Richmond City, Prect No. 26 Residence Isaac Markley, 16 North Seventeenth street. Richmond City, Prect. No. 27 Residence of Carey Tingle, 321 North Nineteenth street. Richmond City, Prect. No. 28 Jas. Scully dry cleaning shop, corner Thirteenth and Main streets. Richmond City, Prect. No. 29 Residence John Geyer, southeast corner Main and Sixteenth streets. Richmond City. Prect. No. 30 Resi

dence William Lohman, 454 South Thirteenth street. . Richmond City. Prect No. 31 Ceo. II. Shofer's store, corner Main and Stouth West Third streets. . Richmond City, Prect. No. 32 Resi dence Charles Davis, 244 Peart street. Richmond City, Prect No. 33 uoaie a um uer euup, u menmona avenuw. A ichmond City, Prect No. 35 Ixn Mitchell's barbershop, 111 Grant stre?t. rachmond City, Prect. No. 35 Old gro53ry building, 1113 Hunt street Pa?ari;.,m Y7 i A J. n jiuiuuiuui jyjuii. tyas. ray.