Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 41, Number 138, 27 April 1916 — Page 5

MEN SELECTED TO K RACE AGAINST TECH

Personnel . of the - R. -H. S. Oracle squad which meets Technical high, of Indianapolis, In a dual meet at Reid field, Earlham, Saturday afternoon, listed in the respective field and track events is: ' One Hundred Yard Dash Logan Keelor, Collie Smith, Cyril Pitts, Reid Jordan.'"; ;-:--V" -'ty t. -' : Two Twenty Dash Logan Keelor, Cyril Pitts, John Meranda, Reid Jordan. . . v v bur Morel, John Meranda, Lester Half Mile Harold ; Long, Wilbur Morel, Everett Brumley, Lester Leiter. Mile" Run Harold Long. Wilbur Morel, William Williams, Ivan : Garv Running High Roland Dolllns, Kenneth Davis, Whitney McGulre, - Tai -Jessup. , . , 1 ' Running Broad Harold Brown, Morrey; Tomlinson, Ray Arnold,. Ken-'neth-Davis. Pole Vault Harold Brown, Clem Ferguson, Collie Smith, Wendell .O'Neal, Harold Long. Discus Hurl Morrey Tomlinson, Al White, Cyril Pitts, Ray Arnold. Shot Put Morrey Tomlinson, Al White. f!vrfl Pitta. Rar Arnold. Rtv Team Lester Tj1tr Riiaanll Parlterj Logan Keelor, Ray Jordan. , While the above list of entrants Is Coach Robert Nohr, there is every probability that the men listed will be first string choice for Saturday's meet. Several of the men listed are iinnpr M n RiiKiniiiLV iifiiifi mill uiilii - . 1 LMIl 1 I J .It deficient grades are made up will not be allowed to participate Saturday. 1 Word from . the camp of Tech at Indianapolis this morning Is to the effect: that the effect tbat the Capital City team is coming with confidence in its ability to annex the tag of the K. M. 0. iroupe or cinaer periormers. Personnel of the Tech squad will be determined at a tryout meet to be held at the east?ide field tonight or Friday. HAGERSTOWN STARS PLAY FORMER TEAM . , HAGERSTOWN, Ind., April 27. When the Hagerstown and Cambridge City baseball factfons tangle hers ,Sun-: day afternoon, it will be somewhat of a case of brother against brother. B. Lichtenstadt's Hagerstown Hub team has in Its lineup two of former Cambridge City Gray lights Diffenderfer and Creagter.. These men "will be working against old team mates in the coming game. Word from Cambridge City is to the effect that the visiting team will bring along a small army of Cambridge City fans. Big League Dope NATIONAL LEAGUE.

W. L. Pot. Philadelphia ......... 6 2 .750 Chicago 6 4 .600 Boston 4 ' 3 .571 St. Louis 6 5 ' .545 Cincinnati, v 6 6 .500 Brooklyn 4 4 .500 Pittsburg 4 7 .364 New York 1 6 .143

Yesterday's Results. . Cineinnati-St. Louis, rain. New York-Boston, rain. Chicago. 6; Pittsburg, 3. Brooklyn, 6; Philadelphia. 3. Games Today. Cincinnati at Pittsburg. St. Louis at Chicago. Brooklyn at Philadelphia. New York at Boston. AMERICAN LEAGUE.

;. w. l. pet. Boston 8 R ' .615 New York 6 4 .600 Detroit 6 . 5 .545 Cleveland 6 5 .545 St. Louis v.. 5 5 .500 Washington . 5 6 .455 Chicago 6 8 .429 Philadelphia 3 7 .300

Yesterday's Results. Cleveland, 5 ; Chicago, 3. Philadelphia. 3; Washington. 2. New York, 9; Boston, 0. Detroit-St Louis, rain. Games Today. Detroit at St. Louis. Chicago at Cleveland. Boston at New York. Philadelphia at Washington. AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

W. L. Pet. Louisville 6 . 1 .857 Kansas City 4 3 .571 Columbus 4 3 .571 Minneapolis 4 3 .571 Toledo ......... . 3 4 .429 Indianapolis 3 4 .429 Milwaukee 2 5 .286 St. Paul 2 5 .286

. Yesterday's Results. Minneapolis, 3; Toledo, 1. Indianapolis, 8; Milwaukee, 3. Other games postponed. Games Today. St.- Paul at Columbus. Minneapolis at Toledo. Milwaukee at Indianapolis. Kansas City at Louisville. HALL SELLS THEATRE In a transaction by which R. W. Hall sold his share in the Lyric theatre. E. Martin became sole owner. Mr. Hall has not decided what he will do.

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Pat Moran of the Phillies, doea not believe in spending much money to secure players players for his organization.. When he took holdof the. Phillies-a year ago he purchased but three players, McQuillen, Adams and ' Goode, for each of whom he paid only the waiver price. He, won the Na- ' tiohal league nennant with these three men and the old members of the ' team. He did not draft a man at the end of the season, and secured the right to' sign Cocper, an outfielder, last week for nothing. eH picked up both Bender and Chalmers when they were free agents. He traded Dooin to Cincinnati for Niehoff, and let Lobert go to the Giaiits in exchange for Demaree. Stock, and Adams. He obtained Whitted and Dugey from , the Braves In. exchange for Sherwood Magee. The -champion Phillies were built up at a cost of about $5,000 for players' releases.

6REHM TO OPERATE MORTON LAKE BOATS George Brehm, who had the canoe and row boat renting privileges last year at Morton Lake, has been given a similar lease for this summer. He expects to open the boat house wifhin the next few weeks. . . The Morton Lake and Park company directors have not let the contract for amusements at the park this summer although . several, amusement companies have presented the board of directors with propositions. THE NEW ARCADE TONIGHT Broadway Vitagraph Feature "MYRTLE, THE MANICURIST" Bright, Snappy, Up-to-the-Minute ' ' Comedy With It Two More Reels . Which Comprise a Truly Entertaining Program. THEATORIUAT JL TON IGHT IW A Mutual Weekly Cub Comedy "ON THE RAMPAGE" Vogue Comedy "More Truth Than Poetry" 2,000 feet of real fun. 9 f R l A THEATRE mm U 3 I W Main and 9th TONIGHT 2 Reel Gold Seal "The Best Man's Bride" ' 2 Reel Special Another "GRAFT STORY" 0

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tvi: '' FINISH FIELD WORK The "field work" done in connection. wth the survey of the lawn mower and the wire fence industries and the telephone exchange, has been completed by the survey experts. A meeting of the general survey committee will be held this evening to. look over .the preliminary draft of the report. PALLADIUM-WANT ADS PAY C O LIS EU M THEATilE, N. 7th Off Main- - - ''-- ' " ' 'V - TONIGHT The Equitable Motion Picture Corporation Presents CARLYLE BLACKWELL ;.. ' ' ---In--'Thc Shadow ol Doubi" A vital drama pulsing with extraordinary situations, an exceptionally strong play to exploit Cariyle Blackwell's inexhaustible dramatic force. Admission Adults 10c. Children 5c, TOMORROW EDWIN AUGUST - In "The Social Highwayman" Matinee at 2. Evening at 7. , Music by Weisbrods. ACTS on the market today. Everybody laugh. -

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GRIFFITH JOKIS RACINE OUTFIT TO PLAY LOCALS -RACINE, Wis., April 57. With Boh Griffith. star' halfback, once more in the fold. Racine polo team is waiting for the opportunity to get back at the Richmond-M uncle polo sharks of the Hoosier state. Indications are that the largest crowd of the . season will attend tonight's opener, between the Quakers and Badgers. ; Racine still remembers the disastrous trip i to, the Indiana ( cities - last winter, and with Griffith;. former. Quaker star, in the line-up? hopes to get away with the three-game series. Games will be played tonight, Friday and Saturday nights. -. The Indiana - team which invades Racine is composed of three Richmond and two Muncie players. The five will travel; under:;the name t of Richmond. The following - line-up was-announced today: Richmond.1 Racine. O. Quigley Bullette First. RushFry ............ Korzilius Second Rush. Evans . Reichert Center. Harold : Griffith Halfback.. Pence Hueffner Goal. WHITE JOINS SQUAD IN WEIGHT EVENTS And still they come. .. Coach Nohr, of the R. H. S. track squad has found another "find." The discovery is Al White, perhaps the huskiest student in high school, who promises to develop into the premier weight man of the high squad now that Hobe Norris has been placed under faculty ban. White specializes in the shot and discus events. Coach Nohr is looking for at least a seven point contribution from White in the Richmond-Tech meet at Reid Field Saturday. SANDOW IS TRAINING CINCINNATI,' April 27. The match between Yourtg Sandow ana Kid Williams is still on aBjar as Sandow is concerned.- The promoters at Haeerstown. Ind.. : want this nair for the idate of May 9. but since Manager sam Hams '" and Williams split up the supposition is. that .Harris will try to work in some other boy to take Williams' place. Sandow is In the city training for the bout. Shirts for Spring now priced 50c SHIRTS, now . $1.00 SHIRTS, now

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Yesterday V Scores In Major Leagues NATIONAL. - At Philadelphia R.H.B. Brooklyn i . . . 001 000 5006 .10 ' 1 Philadelphia .... 000 100 2003 5 3 Batteries Cheney;" Marquard and Miller; Alexander, : Oeschger and Burns. ' . At Chicago--" R. H. E. Pittsburgh .. 000 100 1013. 4 1 Chicago ....... 000 100 05 6 10 2 Batteries Adams v and Schmidt; Lavender, Pendegrast and Fischer.' . AMERICAN. At New York R.H.E. Boston ........ 000 000 000 0 4 3 New York . . . I . 500 020 20 9 12 0 - Batteries McHale,. Gregg and. Agnew; Markle and Nunamaker. At Cleveland-r R. H. E. Chicago ....... 000 200 0013 11 0 Cleveland ...... 000 000 05 5 7 1 Batteries Scott, Wolfgang and Terry; Covelskie, Bagby and 0'NeaL At Washington - " R. H. E. Philadelphia . . . 100 000 1103 8 0 Washington . . . 000 000 2002 6 1 Batteries rBush and Meyer; Gallia, Bentley, Boehling and Henry. BRAVES ORGANIZE f r FOR COMING YEA.., The Richmond Braves, an amateur baseball .club has been organized for the season and is ready to book any and all comers from amateur ranks of the city. The team will engage in its first skirmish Sunday when it tackles the Y. P. S. L. club. The line-up: Tittle, p; Brehm. c; Fitzharrls, ss: M. Vinton, lb: Cole, 2b: Lohse, rf; Scott, cf: Shields, If; Hewitt and Isenhauer, utility. For game, address Manager Isenhauer, 124 Randolph street, or 306 North D street.; or call the Palladium sport department. PHILOMATH SQUAD WRITES FOR GAMES PHILOMATH, Ind., April 27. The Philomath baseball club, under the management of Dick Stinson, is in the field and rea'dy to hook up with amateur and semi-pro teams of the county. Elmer Deer, field captain, has lined up a speedy set of leather tossers and prospects for a winning team are the brightest fh years. Teams wishing games wfth Phihn'ath should communicate with Manager Richard ' 'nscn, phone SO, Centerville, or adi. .5ss Manager Stinson, "Rural Route I, j Centerville, Ind. . . . Sweden's national income for 1915 was in excess of that of 1914.

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110 TRYOOTS HELD . DY TECH. COACHES , FOR LOCAL MEET

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind.. April 2L Twodays before the dual meet with Richmond high at Richmond Saturday, personnel of the Indianapolis Tech track squad has not been named. Tryouts" scheduled for the early part -of the week have not been held to date because of unsettled- weather conditions. Tryouts 'will necessarily be held this or Friday, afternoon. tThe East-siders haven't forgotten the Sheridan disaster and hope for retaliation in shape of a decisive victory at Richmond. : KING'S TEAM LOSES TO I, H. C. SQUAD Perhaps the Harvesters didn't start auspiciously, and if they did take the second one by a bare margin of two pins, tney certainly came back strong in the final of the 1. H. Ci- series m ine aneys iasi . . 'V Dingley of the winners was iU a" " di The ,cores f layer isi. za. 3d. Total. Av. Miller .. Ellis ... Knight . Dingley Blind . . . 152 139 153 444 148 . 122 154 179 455 152 129 165 ,146 430 143 . 149 155 146 430 143 . 132 156 156 444 148 Totals PlayerKing Hyde . . . Blind ... Iserman' Parker . . . 648 772 847 2303 ... Colonials. 1st.- 2d. , Sd. Total. Av. .170 194 159 523 174 . 134 185 98 417 139 . 129 144 144 417 139 . 131 134 196 461 154 . 154 113 141 408 136 Totals 718 770 738 2226 'BOWLERS ORGANIZE Organization of the National Automatic Bowling league will be effected tonight when bowlers of the Natco plant meet to choose teams and outline plans for the season. The league will bowl at the Y. M. C. A. AUTO PLATE FOUND If the automobile owner who lost license" plate No. 23,619 calls at the Palladium office," the plate will be returned to'him. - A stfork-crew-v of the Richmond Home. Telephone company found it in the "country a few days ago and passed the buck to the Palladium, which will gladly save the unlucky owner the price of a new license if he will drop in and claim his property.

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DISTRICT GROUP I HEARS REPORTS i OF LOCAL CLUBS

Richmond and Wayne county wera well represented on the program at the meetin? of th Sivth ntntrtet Fed eration of Clubs at Shelbyville yesterday.Mrs. Willard Petro of Cambridge was elected Secretary-treasurer.-Mr. A. W, Roach reported for the com mitt ee on domestic science, i Mrs. R. N. Hicks of Cambridge City reported on industrial and social work. . Miss Mary Stubbs assisted In the discussion of the .' advisability of a two-day session for the district convention. Miss Stubbs extflatted that a two-day session, was needed because it is impossible to do the work in one day; it is not" possible to" make the trip in one day and be at the convention long for a small part of the program. Mrs. Hicks of Cambridge City discussed the question, "Is it Advisable to Get More Women Interested in Clubs? Does the Club Help Women Practically?" She decided definitely in the affirmative for both questions. YALE TRAMPLES OVER AMHERST Between showers yesterday afternoon at the playgrounds the Yale and Amherst teams of the Garfield league attempted to stage a game. The section of the contest that was played was taken by the Yale nine, 7 to" 0. The score: ' ' Arpherst.

A.B. R. H. P.O. A. E. Calkins, c .... 2 i 0 3 1 : 1 Thomas, p ... 2 0. 0 1-1 1 Cully, .lb 1 ft 0 3 1 1 Delanney. 68.1'" Or 0 1. 1 0 Smith, 2b 1 0 ft,,,. ! .1 0 Hawekotte, 3b. 1 0 0 1 ' 0 1 Vbss, rr ..... 1 0 0 0 0 0 Hoggatt, cf .. . 1 . 0 0 0. , 0 0 Moore, If 1 0 0 0 0 0 - Totals 11 .0 ,0 10. ,5 4 Yaie.' A.B. R. H. P.O. A. E. Ingalls. c .... 3 1 1 4 1 1 Dunham, 3b . . 2 1 1 1 0 .0 Bali; p ...... 2 0 0. 1 1 1 Dillon, 2b ..... 2 . 1 3 1. 1 "0 Shumaker," es T 0 ' 0 1 1 0 Woods, f .,.. 2 1 .2 0 ? 0 0 Crandall, If . .1, .10 0 10 Vore, lb 2 2 2 4 0 0 . - - f Totals ......15 7 8 12 5 2 Umpire Baker.

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