Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 41, Number 87, 28 February 1916 — Page 6

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, MONDAY, Feb. 28; 1916.

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ATHLETIC

HIGH SCHOOL ARRANGES TO ENTERTAIN 00 AT BASKETBALL TOURtJEY

In announcing preliminary arrangements for the coming district tournament of the I. H. S. A. A. at Richmond, March 10 and 11, Principal Pickejl outlines the plan for receiving and entertaining five hundred out of town high school students and team members who will participate in the sectional meet here. From present indications from ten to fourteen teams will be entered in the local meet. This means that at least five hundred team members with rooters of the respective schools will invade Richmond for the two days' stay, March 10 and 11. The problem of caring for this large number of outpf town guests will be solved by students of the Richmond high school, who vill entertain the visitors themselves.

Follows Tested Plan. v

Principal Pickell announced today 1hat a lilan similar to that of last year when visitors were met at the stations?, -Bcorted to the high Bchool for rpgiatration and then assigned to different students of the school for lodging and i ntertainment, would be followi'd again this year. Tbia plan proved highly satisfactory last season.

At a meeting of the board of control and executive committees of the High School .Athletic association, com

mittees to have charge of this phase

vt work will bo appointed. This com

inltleo in turn will appoint a list of

students, who will co-operate in preparing a suitable welcome for the visiting teams and rooters. Principal Pickell announced today that the Rchool had authorized the plan whereby all out of town gucst3 would be fed at the high school lunch room. The 'students will entertain and furnish the visitors with lodging but the school will furnish meals for ft 1 1 out of town persons. Await Entries. To date the exact number of teams that will participate in the tourney here is undetermined. Invitations have been extended to fourteen schools or the district and these fourteen in ull probability will be represented. New Castle, Liberty, Conjitrsvillo, llagerstown, Brookville, thelbyville, Mooreland, Cadiz and rtushvillo entries are assured. The other entrants will be lined up by the latter part of the week. Inasmuch as all games of the tourney are to be played at the. Coliseum and the fact that practically twice the vumber of teams entered last year will participate this year, first games of the tourney will be played Friday afternoon or possibly Friday morning. Last year the first games were played Friday night. Games this year will be played Friday morning, afternoon and evening and Saturday morning, afternoon and evening. Schedules Undecided. Schedule of games for the Richmond meeting has not been completed to date. Until the full list of teams entered Is definitely known this matter cannot be settled. Just what team the ()uakers will meet in the first game has not been decided. Indiana university, through the llooster club of that institution, sends v ord that It will have its representative present at the local tourney. W. Uussell Stewart, a well known college rthleto of this state, will attend the liiehmond games and will personally extend the state tourney invitation to the team winning the local meet. Representatives of the State School club will attend similar meets at the 111 remaining centers." Officials to serve at the local meet have not been named. Referee Jim Harrington, the local official, will not fierve here, it having been decided that all officials shall be out of town men. Harrington in all probability vill officnte at the Anderson center tourney. Definite announcement as to schedule tmd officials for the Richmond meet is expeied from State Association Secretary A. L. Trester at any time, Principal Pickell said today.

GIRL SKATER RAGES WITH CINGY BELLE

If negotiations now pending are Hought to a satisfactory close, Nora Winters, considered the best girl roller skater in Richmond or Indiana, for that matter, will be matched for a series of speed races with the Cincy Relic, champion girl skater of Cincinnati and southern Ohio. That Miss Winters will meet the Cincinnati girl in a match at Music Hall, Cincinnati, is assured. Whether a return match nt the Coliseum can be arranged ts problematical.

"BIG HEADS" CAUSE

ANDERSON DEFEAT; DRUBBING DOES GOOD

Richmond high school basketball five, with a little of the over-confidence that has characterized the work of the team for some time, missing, returned to work today In preparation for the Rushville game at Rushville Friday. The team after its long string ot victories apparently considered itself invincible and the tragedy at Anderson evidently awoke the varsity to the fact that work of the stiffest brand is a necessity if the Quakers are to finish the season at Bloomington. The team as a whole failed to show any surprising amount of pep in the Anderson game and apparently was satisfied "to rag the referee and watch Anderson toss goals."

BREAKS IN GAMES DEFEAT AMERICANS

Although the Americans averaged higher in total team score, the Buckeyes of the A. S. M. circuit, with the breaks favoring, managed to get the best of the three-game argument at the association alleys Saturday. Haner of the defeated crew, averaged high at 166. The scores : Americans. Flayer 1st. 2d. 3d. Tl. Av. Hoesslie .... 130 130 114 374 125 Snyder ..... 182 165 125 472 157 Quigley ..... 141 125 187 453 151 Williams ... 132 126 $5 343 114 Haner 183 154 160 497 166

Totals I... 76S 700 671 2139

Buckeyes. Player 1st. 2d. 3d. Tl. Av. Bennett .... 133 142 174 449 150 Sheffer 167 126 137 430 143 Porter ..... 137 136 125 39S 133 Merrill ..... 178 162 134 474 15S Groan ...... 135 159 163 463 154 Totals .... 750 725 738 2214 ...

SKATERS MAY FORM TEAM FOR RICHMOND

FRED TENNEY GOES BACK TO BASEBALL

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LIBERTY WILL PLAY EARLHAM FRESHMEN

Members of Richmond's roller skating colony are becoming interested over the proposed series of fancy and speed skating exhibitions to be held in the various rinks of Indiana and Ohio during the latter part of March. L. L. Williams, who is considered one of the city's best skaters, is at present in communication with Julian Fitzgerald, president of the Western Skating Association, in regard to Richmond's interests in the coming matches. It has been proposed that Richmond organize a skating team to represept the city in these different meets. , Definite action in the matter is expected soon, according to local persons interested.

Week's Schedule of Sport Events for Local Fans

Fred Tenney is coming back to baseball. Fred will manage the Newark club of the International League thi. year. He is also part owner of the club, having purchased it jointly with Jim Price for $25,000.

In the Japanese variety of the common pheasant the splendid green which decorates the neck only of the English pheasant, gr the ring-necked Chinese species, is carried down over the whole breast.

OVER-WORKED MAN

Liberty' high school basketball team, the aggregation that caused the stir in basketball circles of the county some time ago, will make its first lo

cal appearance Friday night of this week when it battles the Earlham Freshman fivo in the preliminary to the Franklin-Earlham game at the

Coliseum. Richmond high rooters have been clamoring for a glimpse of the team that so persistently threatened R. H.

S. but a short time ago and with the

local team at Rushville, plan" to turn

out enmasse to see the Union county

lads in action.

NATGO TEAM WINS THREE FROM BUMS

Maybe the Natco-Burii set of bowling matches at the "Y" alleys Saturdaywere not the best ever rolled in the city. Perhaps there have been many any many scores totaled on those pathways that might look fancier in print. But as far as humor might be concerned, the following set of scores give a synopsis of some of the funny stuff staged:

BUMS. Players 1st. 2d. 3d. Total. Av, Thomas Ho ... 110 110 Hoifmeister. . 117 88 119 324 141 Sterling 121 121 !4 339 113 Crimes 7f. ... 77 153 77 Zeigler 145 ... 132 277 13!) Blind Ill 106 130 347 115 Totals 570 428 552 1550 ...

NATCOS. , Kuckenbrode 103 142 140

Feasel Ill Puckett 136

Elstro 128

Blind 124

Totals 603

124 142 133

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110 345 112 390 135 396 143 267 641 1783

in 115 130 132 134

OLSON HATES HIMSELF

In a communication to the sport department of the Palladium, Charles Olson, the Indianapolis wrestler, billed to meet the "Masked Marvel" at the Eagles' ball wrestling and boxing card Tuesday night, intimates that he doesn't hate himself a bit. Also that he intends to take the tag of the masked phenora.

INDUSTRIAL LEAGUE FAILS TO CONVENE

Owing to a misunderstanding of some sort the called meeting of the Industrial or Factory league was not held yesterday afternoon. Instead the directors of the industrial concern teams plan to get together Thursday night of this week. The meeting will be held at the Y. M. C. A. at 5:30 o'clock. .

FALL RIVER ARIRVES

"Fall River outfit left for Indiana Sunday a. m. Arrive Muncie 9:30 Monday morning. All set," reads the wire from Barney Doherty, acting captain of the representative crew of Eastern league polo stars, who open the Hoosier series with Muncic at i Muncie Tuesday night. Wednesday

night will see the opening of the serI ies with the Quakers at Richmond.

W. F. HOELSCHER OPTICIAN '6th & Main. m Open Evenings.

Nronray. Basketball Garfield league games, at Garfield Gym. Bowling City title series between "Y" and City fives, at City alleys. Business Men's league at Y. M. C. A. K. of C league at City alleys. Tuesday. Polo Fall River vs. Muncie, at Muncie. Basketball Garfield league games at Garfield. R. H. S. monogram series games, at High gym. . Bowling City league at City alleys. A. M. M. league at Y, M. CA. W, M. L. at City alleys. Wrestling Masked Marvel vs. Charles Olson, at Eagles hall. Wednesday. Polo Fall River vs. Richmond ,at Coliseum. Bowling Business Men's league, at Y. M. C. A. K. of C. league at City alleys. Basketball Independent and Bible class games at Y. M, C. A. Thursday. Polo Fall River vs. Muncie, at Muncie. Basketball Garfield league games, at Garfield Gym. Bowling K. of C. league at City alleys. W. M. L. games, at City alleys. Business Men's leagueat Y. M. C. A. Friday. Basketball Franklin vs. Earlham, at Coliseum. Richmond High vs. Rushville, at Rushville. Liberty H. S. vs. Earlham Freshmen, curtain raiser, to Earlham-Franlclin game. Polo Fall River vs. Muncie, at Muncie. Bowling City league, at City alleys. A. S. M. league at Y, M. C A. alleys. Saturday. Polo Fall River vs. Richmond, at Coliseum. Basketball Richmond Quakers vs. Millville, at Millville. Independent games at Y. M. C. A. Bowling A. S. M. league, afternoon and evening, at Y. M. C. A.

Bank Cashier Almost a Wreck How He Regained Strength. Richmond people will realize that this is one more link in the wonderful chain of evidence proving that Vinol, our delicious cod liver and iron tonic, has not equal to create strength. Mr. Chas. A. Ogle, Monrovia, Md., says: "For many years I was a school teacher, then for three years was deputy clerk in Frederick county, Md., and for the last three years I have been cashier of the First National bank. My nerves got in such a bad condition, and with poor assimilation of food, I was fast becoming a physical and mental wreck. Seeing an advertisement for "Vinol I purchased a bottle, and found it to be exactly what I needed. It has not only benefited my nerves, but built me up both mentally and physically, and I want to recommend it to anyone suffering as I did." Try a bottle of Vinol with the understanding that your money will be returned if it does not help you. Clem Thistlethwaite. Adv.

5SSES

STEAL LIGHT FOR POND.

FORT WAYNE, Ind., Feb. 28. Two lads of tender age stole the headlight from a locomotive to illuminate a pond on which they skated.

Double Tires We will do your Double Tire work here and save you money and give you better -work. Call and let us talk it over with you. MILLER Phone 1811. 827 Main St.

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"ine tsroKen wire i "Ham Takes a Chance"

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TONIGHT Three Reel Bison Feature "A RECOILING VENGEANCE" Presenting Ed Hearn and Betty Schade.

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TONIGHT

The Torpedoing and Sinking of a Huge Ocean Liner Bombarding a Turkish City by the Russian Fleet

All Action

All Battles

"The Horrors of War" This is the picture that has been creating such a furore in all the big cities. It shows you scenes ' from the battlefields that the censors never passed before.

Wednesday-Thursday March 1st and 2nd We take great pleasure in presenting the masterpiece of Silent Drama Wm. Vaughn Moody's Great American Play "The Great Divide" Staged at Grand Canyon, Arizona, Starring Ethel Clayton and House Peters For Staging, Acting and Story, this picture will outclass anything ever shown in this city. Continuous performance 1 to 11 p. m.

XOrVlIOlRIROW VALLI VALLI in the Startling Play " Womniaum Pays"

LIBERTY'S SPELLERS WIN ANNUAL MATCH FOR UNION COUNTY

LIBERTY, Ind., Feb. 28. The annual spelling match of all the county schools was held in the Coliseum Saturday afternoon. The match was in charge of Vivian Egan, the principal of the Clofton school, who is the president of the County Union. Prof. J. L. Manahan of the Normal department of Miami university was the pronouncer for the afternoon. The musical part of the program was furnished by Miss Kate Husted, Ralph Kitchell and Misses Virginia Bates and Charlotte DuBois. Miss Ruth McCarty of the third year pf the Liberty high school was the winner of the first prize which wa3 $5. The second prize of $3 was won by Miss Hazel Higgins, also of the third year of the Liberty high school. Miss Maud Huntington of the Greenwood school won the third prize of $2. The banner was awarded the Liberty schools. The list of the contestants who took part are as followsr William Brandenburg of the Pigman school, Mary Driecoll, Billingsville; Lena Schlechtweg, Dunlapsville; Amy Evans, Clifton; Pora DuBois, Cottage Grove: Helen Hart, Hart; Helen Higgins, Liberty; Mildred Teegarden, Jersey; Lawrence Smith, Pea Ridge; Darlie Fisher, Philomath; Ruth McCarty, Liberty; Maud Huntington, Greenwood ; Fern Rose, Brownsville; Everett Higgins, Salem; Samuel Corrington, Beech Grove; John Hartsook, Liberty; Ruby Wissler, Smelser. There were two contestants who were entered who did not spell.

News from Modoc

By Alice Hansom.

Fisher returned Tuesday from East Germantown, where she has been visiting her daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Jordan are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. O. K. Jordan.

Lee Hodson went to Arcanum, O.. last week..,.. Mrs. Lame Moisner was a guest of her sister. Mrs. Jackson, last week..... Mrs. Frank Drlskell of Farmland, visited at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Guy Phelps Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bushman was called to New Richmond, O., by the death of Mrs. Bushman's 6ister, Mrs. Macy White. ....Mrs. Inez Harris and son Keith, spent over Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Bodkin near Carlos Rev. Hughes, an evangelist of Kentucky, has been here for the past few days. . ..Mr. and Mrs. Will McGunegille and Mr. and Mrs. Mike Petro and daughter Olive, have returned home from Louisiana..... Mrs. Jackson who with her husband and daughter recently moved her from Lynn, is very sick. 1 NEW PARIS W. K. Martin has purchased the greenhouse outfit of Ralph McDonald and is also building extensive houses of his own for. nursery stock. Mr. Martin is an expert gardener and as he has a very desirable farm for the purpose, success for him in his line is predicted W. S. Colvin Is rapidly finishing the remodeling of the Dailey house on Cherry street, which he has converted into a bungalow and where he will remove soon.. .. .Miss Elsie Thomas of Richmond, spent from Tuesday until Thursday with Mrs. Blanche Larsh- Wood. .... Mrs. Ella L. Bloom of Dayton, came Friday to spend the week-end with Dr. and Mrs. E. E. Bevington Mrs. Sarah A.

FINOS ROLL OF (42S.

VALPARAISO, Ind.. Feb. 28. Superintendent Funk of the county poor farm was looking through some old clothes belonging to Mrs. Zach Nelson, a new inmate, and discovered $426 in a pocket. It was thought she watt penniless.

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