Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 41, Number 121, 4 April 1916 — Page 6

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, TUESDAY, APRIL 4, 1916 . . . 1 1 1 '-

Sports and athletics

HOUR PREPARES HEAVY SCHEDULE FOR TRAGIC WEN

April 22 Indianapolis Tech, at Richmond. April 29 Stivers, of Dayton (pending). May 6 Liberty, at Richmond. May 13 State meet at Franklin.

May 20 Invitational high meet, at

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With announcement of a tentative schedule of track dates comprising the heaviest track events ever listed for a high school team of Richmond,

athletes are beginning to show real

interest in the coming season.

Coach Nohr, who has been i corresponding -with - some of the first schools in track of Indiana and Ohio,

has about completed his schedule

With the exception of the Stivers dual

meet, to be held April 29 if finally booked, all meets listed above are assured bookings. The Stivers meet

probably would be held at Dayton.

MEYER-MILLER TEAM WINS ENTIRE SET

The combination of Meyer-Miller was one too many for the MartinKing due at the City alleys last night when the former took the two-man challenge sets in straight heats. R. Miller, of the winning combine, featured with a 204 average for five games. Art King averaged 190. The story of the match is told in the following figures. . MEYER-MILLER

1st 2nd 3rd 4th Meyer .. 156 213 145 185 Miller .. ..... 236 186 215 176 MARTIN-KING 1st . 2nd 3rd 4th B. Martin 198 163 172 176 King 195 202 209 165

5th 243 " 205

5th 213 181

Tot 1022 938

Tot 922 952

Avg. 204 188

Avg. 184 190

FRATERNAL LEAGUE INTERESTS CLUBS

In case the proposed fraternal Sun

day morning baseball league goes through and it is altogether probable that it will a number of the city's speediest amateur clubs will make application for admission. The Knights o( Columbus, which order will take the initiative, will discuss the question tonight. ' With a favorable report from the Kaysee athletic committee steps will at once be taken to effect the league organization. The Y, M. I.

K.-C. PIN MEN PLAN BANQUET

At a special meeting of members of the Knights of Columbus Bowling league Friday night of this week, date for the season's climax the annual banquet and love feast will be set and plans discussed. The Kaysee banquet and love feast is a K. C. institution, and members of the pin circuit are making big preparations for the formal closing event of the 1916 season.

SEEDERS TO ROLL

AGAINST KAYSEES

PENNSY PICKS SQUAD

After lengthy and deliberate perusal

of the respective abilities of some

thirty candidates for the team. Omer

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force, which makes its initial bow In

the Industrial Indoor league tomorrow night, has decided on a tentative battle

array. The railroaders will line up something like this: BalL lb.; WUliams, p; Cracraft, c; Connerton or Roop, captain, ss.; Lucas, 2b; Warner, 3b.; GiUlsple, Strohm, J. Warner, Chiles, McDivitt, fielders.

SELECT ALL-STARS FOR VARSITY GAME

Dispute as to just who the "stars" of the All-Star team are held up the Varsity-All-Star game scheduled for the high school gym last night. After 6ome arbitration proceedings the personnel of the star team was finally de

termined. The game will be played in

More excitement. Now that the Seeders have closed their regular season and the Kaysees find themselves in the same predicament, peace, for a short time at least, doesn't seem to appeal to the ring leaders of the opposing factions. Hence the Seeder-Kaysee series of challenge games to be started at the City alleys Wednesday night. Six rounds is the time limit of the setto, and the second batch of games will be rolled at the "Y" alleys later in the week. Personnel of the teams to figure in the combats have not been announced.

TEAMS NAME ROLLERS

Personnel of the teams to participate in the Kaysee-A. S. M. contests at the City alleys Wednesday night is: K. of C. A. S. M. Otten 1.. Haner Lichtenfels ...... 2 Bennett P. Mercurio 3 Rees O'Brien 4 Sample Zeyen 5 Ulrich

UNKNOWN ASSAILANT FLEES AFTER BEATING CAMBRIDGE RESIDENT

CAMBRIDGE CITY, Ind., April 4. As Kersey Huffman, who resides north of town, was returning home about 8 o'clock Saturday evening, turned north -from Main on Jones street, he was met by a stranger, who without warning struck him and gave him a violent kick in the region of the stomach, and made his escape, running south on Jones street Mr. Huffman suffered considerably during the evening from the effects of the assault. He has ho idea who his assail

ant was. but thinks that the man mis

took him for someone for whom he had been lying In wait.

BOOK LITERARY MEET

Richmond will have the chance to "come-back" at the Liberty high school track squad now that Coach Nohr has secured May 6, for a dual meet between the two schools. Last year Richmond high journeyed to Liberty and suffered the humiliation of a 48 to 22 defeat. Richmond was handicapped at that time because all the older members of the team were out of the meet. With the strongest team available this year, R. H. S. looks forward to a "come-back" at the expense of L. H. S.

STEEN SHOOTS DOGS

Sheriff Steen was called to kill several dogs owned by residents of Roscoe street and Fairview avenue Monday afternoon. The dogs were reported as acting queerly and it was feared

that the epidemic of rabies had spread

outside the city. Both Roscoe street and Fairview avenue are outside the city limits and under the jurisdiction of the sheriff rather than the police.

TIIORNOURGH IS ILL

HAGERSTOWN. Ind., April 4. Nelson Thornburgh . is thought to be lying at the point of death at his home near Hagerstown. - He was taken critically ill early this morning with

paralysis. He la also subject to heart; trouble and has had similar bad spells

on former occasions. He Is a very well known citizen..

WILL PRESENT PLAYS.

The Philomath literary - society, which Is made up of alumni of the St. Andrews Parochial School, is planning to give some short plays immediately after Easter. At present the society is studying subjects that have to do with political science. A special study of Shakespeare and his works will be made in the near future.

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RHEUMATIC OR BACKACHY? GET TREX NOW

GIVE WORK IN MUNCIE.

On April 11. the Richmond team of the Eagles will go to Muncie to confer degrees at the district meeting. The Richmond team will give the work at night and the Muncie team will give it in the afternoon. Several are planning to accompany the team.

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S?VrV5, "!P-gir JLB "d the school gym this afternoon, the fol

the Kandyankle club are for the new J

league

VETS SWIPE ONE FROM SPARTAN FOE

With Frank 'Kiser and Henry Knauber toppling 'em into the pits at the rate of 169, 158 per, the Vets, leaders of the Kaysee circuit, were lucky to get away with one of the three game series with the Spartan3 at the City alleys last night. The scores: Spartans.

Player 1st. Crump 128

lowing met having been named to participate in the battle: Richmond All-Stars Porter E, Porter Brown Miller Forwards Dollins Kennedy Center Pitts Jessup Meranda McBride Guards

G. O'Brien Kiser .... Zwissler . . Knauber . Totals . .

126 124 145 157

2d.

164 136 187 150 172

3d. Total. Av.

124 136 197 135 144

416 398 508 430 473

. 680 809

Vets. P. Mercurio. 115 124 A.E.Pfeiffer.. 142 160 J. P. O'Brien 150 170 Cronin 133 83 Burke . . 126 165

756 2225

145 140 156 129 189

384 442 476 345 480

139 133 169 143 158

128 147 159 115 160

Totals

666 702 759 2127

SEEDERS TRIUMPH OVER BANK BOYS

Rees' total of 209 pins gave the Seeders the "break" In the first game of the series with the Bankers of the B-M circuit at the "Y" alleys -last night. McMinn's 221 score gave the

Bankers the second. Reese, with a 201

POLO TEAMS CLASH IN MICHIGAN RINK

First of the five-game series between the Richmond and Muncie polo teams is played at Grand Rapids tonight. The Quakers left last night and arrived in the Michigan city late this afternoon. The teams tonight will line up as follows: Muncie. Richmond. Williams L. Quigley First Rush. Fahrner O. Quigley Second Rush. Harold Evans Center. Huston Griffith Halfback. Pence O'Metz Goal. Newton Fry Utility.

KANDYANKLES ENTER

"That's the time," Is the sentiment of the Kandyankle amateur-semlpro club relative to participation in the

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total, threw a majority over to the U""";'" "u "l' rTir"

Seeders in the third. The scores: A. S. M.

Player 1st. 2d

Ulrich 183 Roach ...... 134 Snyder 121 Groan 124 Rees 209 Sample

126 116 124 136

3d.' Total. Av. 14S 508 169

409 378 248 546 180

149 141

201 180

136 126 124 182 180

Hotals . Crawford Schalk . . McMinn . Bennett .

771 679 Bankers. 149 172 124 181 130 221 144 181

819 2269

Blind 122 141

166 160 157 144 126

487 465 508 469 389

162 155 169 156 129

Totals ..

669 896 753 2328

OPEN TICKET SALE FOR FACULTY. DUEL

Tickets for the Faculty-Varsity high school basketball battle, to be staged at the "Y" Thursday afternoon at 4 o'clock, were placed on sale today. A Bethlehem demand for the coupons insures the financial success of the conflict. And aside from the financial side of the deal, the clash promises to be a success in other ways, too. Rules and regulations to govern, the game have been finally agreed upon. They are: James Harrington, and not Principal Pickell, shall referee the match. The Varsity shall use only five men at a time. Faculty restriction is seven. Time of the first half shall be 124 minutes. The second half, as long as the Faculty lasts.

PLACE EMBARGO ON BOOZE.

LONDON, April 4. An embargo on the liquor extravagances is contained in the new $10,000,000,000 war. budget that was prepared for introduction in the house of commons today by Reginald McKenna, chancellor of the exchequer.

who with Vic Newman, George Williams, Grant Fry and others of the old K-A guard, plan to take to the meadows again this spring would form the nucleus of the Kandyankle club should it enter the fraternal lists.

DISPUTE OVER CHICKEN.

INDIANAPOLIS, April 4. In a dispute over chickens Charles Umbanhouar shot Herman Passehl in both legs.

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FASHION HINT. See the newest Spring Styles on display In this big show window at EMMONS TAILORING CO., Cor. Main and 9th Sts.

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9x12 Brussels Rugs in Floral and Oriental designs, worth fljll QQ $16.50; Sale price tPll.TO Extra Heavy Tapestry Brussels Rugs, 9x12, sold at $18.00; Q AO Sale price VLO&O $25 Smith Axminster rugs 1 fi QQ 9x12, Sale price tPXU.O $35.00 Body Brussels in small, neat designs; in 9x12 only; QZOA QQ Sale price A few Wilton Velvet Rugs in 9x12, sold at $35.00 to $45.00 ; Sale price at $22.48 and $31.48 We carry Rugs from 6x9 to 12x15 ft. in Floral and Oriental, and guaranteed 20 below regular price. 9x12 Ingrain Rugs, sold at QQ $6 ; Sale price . . . . P0 9x12 Straw Matting Rugs, double filled ; sold at $4.00 ; Sale CO Q price - -

50c Straw Matting Rugs, 27x54 OC in., Sale price aOk Velvet Rugs, 27x54, just 200 1M to run special at ......... . P (Sold at $1.50) Smith's Axminister Rugs, 27x54. Sold at $2.25. Sale (j J gg $10.00 Wool and Fibre Rugs, 9x12, a good selection of patterns; QQ Sale price $O.VO

50c one-half wool Ingrains, Sale price, per yard

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Best 85c Ingrain Carpets, spe- Qs cial sale price, per yard 001 Heavy 35c Granite Carpets XKc Sale price per yard tOs We match all carpets free. Straw Mattings.-. . .12 2c to 35c Yd. 50c Linoleums, cut and matched, 2 yards wide only ; Sale price QQ per yard ...2E.

50c Rug Filling, 36-inch; Sale price per yard Window Blinds in light and green, special sale price at

Large 2-inch Continuous Bed, worth $8.50; Sale price

39c dark 25c

Post Steel $4.98

All other Beds at least 20 Off. $1.50 Combination Mattresses, 50 lbs. Fancy Art Tick, Sale Jg Bed Springs from $1.79 to $8.00 Feather Pillows 50c to $2.50 each Special prices on Curtain Poles and Rods. We fit any size window. See our line of new Spring Lace Curtains from 39c to $5.00 Best Printed Linoleum, 75c quality,

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NOTICE OF GUARDIAN'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE. By virtue of an order of the Wayne circuit court of Wayne county, Indiana, the undersigned, guardian of Leona White, minor heir of Eddie E. White, deceased, will, at the office of Dickinson Trust company. No. 32 South Eighth street, in the city of Richmond, Indiana, at the hour of 2 o'clock p. m., on Monday the 10th day of April, 1916, and from day to day thereafter, offer at private sale for not less than the full appraised value thereof, certain real estate belonging to said minor heir and being the undivided one-sixth of the following described real estate in Wayne county, Indiana, to-wit: 1. "The following described part of the southeast quarter of Section fourteen (14), Towsh'p fifteen (15), Range one (1) west. Beginning forty-three (43) rods south of the northwest corner of said quarter section at William G. White's southwest corner; thence east one hundred and sixteen (116 1 rods and three (3) links along said William G. White's land; thence south ten (10) rods and seventeen (17) links to a corner; thence east forty (40) (40) rods to the east line of said quarter section: thence south fifty-four (54) rods and fifteen and one-half (15!-o) links to Benjamin Kemp's northeast corner; thence west parallel to south line of said quarter section one hundred and fifty-six (156) rods; thence north to the place of beginning, containing 60 acres, more orx less." 2. "Also part of the west half of

Section thirteen (13). Township fifteen (15), Range one (1) west, bounded and described as follows: Beginning at a stone ninety-nine (99) rods south of the northwest corner of said section: thence east one hundred and sixty-one and twenty hundredths (161.20) rods parallel with the north line of said section, to the east line of the northwest quarter of said section; thence south to the sooutheast corner of the northwest quarter of said section fifty-three and fifty-six hundredths (53.56) rods; thence west on the quarter section line eighty-one and twenty-one hundredths (81.21) rods to a stake; thence south parallel with the west line of said section forty (40) rods to a stone; thence west parallel with the north line of the southwest quarter of said section eight (80) rods to a stone in the west line of said section; thence north along a road forty (40) rods to the northwest corner of the southwest quarter of said section ; thence north fifty and eightyfive hundreds (50.85 rods to the place of beginning, containing seventy-two and sixty hundredths (72.60) acres, more or less. There being 52.60 acres in the northwest quarter of said section and 20 acres in the southwest quarter of said section." Said sale will be made subject -to the 1916 taxes, the 1915 taxes to be paid by administrator, and subject to the approval of said court and on the following terms: The full amount of the purchase price cash In hand when Eale approved by court. DICKINSON TRUST COMPANY, Guardian. Gardner, Jessup & White, Attys. (4-lt)

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