Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 41, Number 182, 17 June 1916 — Page 7

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TidJui!XYiM.'AY'JUiN. iV, 1916

Twenty County Action Sunday s With Lots of Pep, Wolgast will Arrive Tomorrow for Local Card

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With Fair Weather Baseball will Enjoy Genuine Come-back

Schedule for Sunday. In Richmond Springfield (O.) Athletics vs. Richmond, at Athletic park. Miller-Kemper vs. Richmond Senators, at Ratliff park. Kaysee league, Krawlers vs. Vets, Athletic park (morning.) County games Tigers at Hagerstown. Philomath at KItchelL Liberty at Lewisburg. Cambridge at Centerville. All-Stars at Whitewater. Williamsburg at Palestine. With fair -weather twenty Richmond ind Wayne county semi-pro clubs will be in action tomorrow. Practically every team in and around Richmond has been booked, and in case the weather man sees fit not to muss up things, a number of good games should be staged in the county. Richmond has three attractions booked. The Athletics at Athletic park -will be the feature card. Out at the west side lot, the Miller-Kempers and the Senators, two of the leading ity clubs, will contest in the second found of the city champ elimination series. The Krawler-Vet game will furnish the Knights of Columbus diamond fodder. The leading Richmond traveling clubs -will again take to the road. Gene Bowman, -with his druggists, -will in-

FAST PLAYERS MAKE UP NINES

Personnel of the six Sunday school squads of the City S. S. league which opens with the Lutheran-Mt. Moriah game at the playground Monday afternoon: St. Mary's. Maher, A. Hipskind, Fit2gibbons. H. Fltzgibbons. R. Ccnnertor.. Geier, Byrkett, Vogelsong. Glasier, D. Hipskind. Specials. Tietz. Dan Rost, Dave Rost, C. f-mith, R. Parker. J. Falk. Falk, L. Smith, Grant, Thornburg, Erehni, E. Rees. Baptists. Lee, Cockrill, ,R. Smith, Runnels, Dalbey, Hoskins. Sullivan, Beach, C. Davis. Ryan, McMahan, Bradley and Wilson.. Mt; Moriah. Owens. Hockensmith, Wynn, Milton, Arnold. Saines, L. Hockensmith, Doty, Hopkins, Maurin, Tevis. Presbys.

O'Neil, Porter. Burr and snei Simmons. R. Watt. B. Watt, R. Keys, V. Keys. Crawford, Davis, Piatt, Harking, Hosack, Hoerner. Lutherans. Lahrman, Wettig, Bulach, Stegman, Feeger, Eversman, R. Rees, Thomas, Holcomb, Van Allen, Bullerdick, Moss.

vade Lewisburg, O. Herb Stegman takes his Tiger bunch on a little jaunt up to Hagerstown. Tuts Kuhlenbeck and cast of All-Stars are slated for a visit at Whitewater. The Union Giants apparently are not booked. Aside from the city team conflicts, several good cards are in store for the county fandom. Over at Centerville, Sherer's Centervillians will take on an ancient enemy in Cambridge City. Philomath at Kitchell, Liberty at Boston and Williamsburg at Palestine give promise of an abundance of baseball action.

CITY LEAGUERS START SECOND LAP OF RACE

Second round of the elimination series for the city championship will be run off at Ratliff park tomorrow afternoon when the Senators and MillerKempers meet. With Goslin on the mound for the Schweitzer crowd and Breese, Feasel find, opposed, a rattling diamond bill is promised west side fans. Line-up and battingorder: Senators. Miller-Kemper.

H. Schweitzer, ss. Broderick, If. Pottlnger, lb. Craycraft, c. Henslar, 2b. Evans, rf. Kiser. 3b . Berg, cf. Goslin, p.

Snyder, 3b. . Goehner, c. Clapp, 2b. Kettler. rf. H. Breese, If. McGill, ss. Erbecker, lb. Yedding, cf. J, Breese, p.

IAYER FLINGS AGAINST HUBS

i $ig League Dope I NATIONAL LEAGUE. Clubs. Won. Lost. Pet Brooklyn 28 16 .636 Philadelphia 27 19 .587 New York 24 :t .533 Chicago 25 26 .490 Boston 22 23 .4S9 Cincinnati 22 27 .449 Pittsburg 21 27 .437 St. Louis 21 31 .404

Yesterday's Results. Cincinnati-Phlldelphia, rain. St. Louis-New York, rain. Chicago-Brooklyn, rain. Boston, 2; Pittsburg, 0. Games Today. Cincinnati at Philadelphia. Chicago at Brooklyn. Pittsburg at Boston (two.) St. Louis at New York.

HAGERSTOWN, Ind., June 17. Hub Davis, for Hagerstown, will be opposed by Al Mayer, of the leading Starr Piano club of the S. A. L. in Sunday's game between the Hubs and the Richmond Tigers at the local diamond. A pitchers' duel is in the offing, say the fans who have seen both Singers in action: Lineups In batting order: Richmond Tigers Hagerstown Fitzgibbons, ss. Diffen, If.

H. Stegman, If. Knott, 2b. Mayer, p. Justice, 3b. Kramer, cf. Schneider, c. E. Stegman, lb. Sturm, rf.

Creager, cf. Winters, 2b. Hunt, lb. Wichterman, rf. Freeman, ss. Thompson, c. Kerlin, 3b. Davis, p.

Yesterday's Scores In Major Leagues

FANS OF RING SEE DONNELLY IN WORKOUTS

Rus Hawekotte, Y local boy, Clyde Malston, also of Richmond, Joey Jacobs, a sparring partner, and Roy Peck, Quaker City prominent, all took a turn at the manhandling served out by Stew Donnelly, In the solid hour's ring workout at the Druids Hall yesterday afternoon. Several hundred of the Richmond boxing fraternity was in on the mill

ing and all agreed at conclusion of same, "that Wolgast must come-back to some extent" to get by with a popular decision over the Hoosier understudy to Jack Dillon. The workouts will be continued daily until the day of the card, June 20. - In Friday's milling some real punching was on tap and although Donnelly was responsible for a greater part of the aforementioned, several of -the Richmond boys got in a biff now and then. Malston, especially meant business with Donnelly and the Hoosier was obliged to work up a flourishing perspiration before convincing the Richmond duke star that he had not missed his calling. Hawekotte and Jacobs, physically, and Roy Peck, vocally, took a turn at Donnelly.

Chief Meyers Far from Being Through

DOUGLAS CAN SING BUT AVERAGES 115

The very best that Songster George Douglas could do wasn't very good, but despite the handicap, the rest of the team pulled through for two of the three with the Beebees in the "Y" summer sessioning last night. Martin and Fulle led the representative clans. The scores: B. B. Co..

Player 1st. 2d. 3d. Total. Av. Schneider .. 158 157 124 439 146 Thornian ... 122 136 101 359 130 Fulle 149 164 168 481 160 E. W'kmeyer 140 124 99 363 121 Kehlenbrink. Ill 131 100 342 114 Totals 680 712 592 1984 ... Westcott. Player 1st. 2d. 3d. Total. Av. Simpson ... 144 151 135 430 143 Behr ... 122 123 128 373 124 Douglas 151 84 99 244 115 Ely 154 132 170 456 152 Martin . :. . 180 150 139 489 163 Totals 751 650 671 2092 ...

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NATIONAL. At Boston R. H. E. Pittsburg 000 000 000 0 0 1 Boston 100 00001 2 7 1 Batteries: Kantlehner, Harmon and Schmidt; Hughes and Gowdy.

June 19 Lutherans vs. Mt. Moriah. June 23 St. Mary's vs. Presbys. June 23 Specials vs. Baptists. June 26 Mt. Moriah vs. St. Mary's. June 28 Presbys. vs. Specials. June 30 Lutherans vs. Baptists. July 3 Mt. Moriah vs. Presbys. July 5 Lutherans vs. Specials. July 7 St. Mary's vs. Baptists. July 10 Lutherans vs. St. Mary's. July 12 Mt. Moriah vs. Specials. July 14 Presbys vs. Baptists. July 17 Lutherans vs. Presbys. July 19 Mt. Moriah vs. Baptists. July 21 St. Mary's vs. Specials.

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ability will start the Sunday afternoon sessioning against Billy Jordan's Springfield Athletics. He will be opposed by C Acton, the best Springfield offers in the way of a semi-professional flinger. With the exception of the change in the pitching department, Richmond will start the game with the regular line-up. Pete Minier has not been showing the best of fcrm of late, and Manager Sullivan will give him a chance to watch Wallace perform before giving him the cheerful again.

The question, of the right field berth j is still bothering the Richmond man- j agement. Schattel and J. Holmes are

angling tor tne oertn. it is prooabie that both will be used tomorrow. The

line-up and batting order

will be played between two other

local clubs. mi ii i . HAGERSTOWN, Ind, June 17.. The managements of the Williamsburg and Hagerstown clubs have agreed to a double bill for July 4. The morning game will be called at 10 o'clock.

Springfiield.

Wolf, ss. Thompson, c. Schenck, 3b. Standish, rf. H. Acton, 2b. G. Acton, If. Windomaker, lb. P. Ludders, cf. C. Acton, p.

Richmond.

Kelly, 2b. Schattel, rf. Logan, ss. Moore. If. Davis, Sb. Cooney, cf. Stephenson, lb. Sullivan, c. Wallace, p.

With the Richmond team on the read, the Tigers and Rexalls, leading local semi-pros, will take possession of Athletic park the coming Sunday.

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"Feeling great; will arrive Sunday" is the latest word from Ad Wolgast, former champ lightweight of the world, who meets Stew Donnelly, of Indianapolis, in the main bout of the Druids' card at the Eagles hall next Tuesday night. The wire was received early this morning. With Wolgast will come his manager, Barney Liehtenstein and a corps of ring adherents.

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AMERICAN LEAGUE.

AMERICAN. At Chicago R. H. E. Boston 020 001 010 1 9 3 Chicago 003 100 03 7 14 0 Batteries: Gregg, Foster, Jone and Agnew; Williams, Wolfgang, J. Ssott and Schalk. At Detroit R. H. E.

Philadelphia ... 101 010 000 i 8 5 I Detroit 120 0001 00 i 9 2j Batteries: Nabors, Sheehan and Schang; Dubuc and Stanage. i

Clubs. Won. Lost. Pet. Cleveland 32 13 .f27 Washington 27 23 .540 j Detroit 2S 24 .53S New York 25 23 .521 Boston 26 25 .510 Chicago 24 25 .490 St. Louis 22 2S .440 Philadelphia 15 32 .319

Yesterday's Results. Chicago. 7; Boston. 4. Detroit, 4 : Philadelphia. 3. New York-Cleveland, rain. Washlngton-St. Louis, rain. Games Today. New York at Cleveland. Philadelphia at Detroit. Washington at St. Louis. Boston at Chicago.

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

Clubs. Won. Lost. Pet Indianapolis 29 18 .617 Louisville 29 20 .592 Kansas City 30 21 .5S8 Minneapolis 24 22 .522 Columbus 21 21 .500 Toledo 18 23 .439 St. Paul 18 25 .419 Milwaukee 15 34 .306

Yesterday's Results. Columbus, 7; Kansas City 2. innings.) St. Paul, S: Indianapolis, 2. Louisville-Minneapolis, rain. Toledo-Milwaukee, rain. Games Today. Toledo at Milwaukee. Columbus at Kansas City. Louisville at Minneapolis. Ipcj&napolis at St. Paul.

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'Aye a Care, Roy. The fact that Roy Peck will officiate in the semi-windup at least, Insures a capacity house for the Druids' fistic entertainment.

Says Roy: "Well, anybody wot's umpired a Saturday afternoon league game, needn't be scared in the ring."

Gentlemen From Indiana. Down at St. Looey Thomas R. Marshall. Over at New York Jack J. Dillon. Right Here in Richmond Stew Donnelly. At that, neither the politician nor the pugilists would admit the connection. Now, Brownie. "If basehits and errors were runs, maybe the Reds would win one now and then," opines C. A. Brown. Will This Pass? Despite the fact that he just returned from a term at (censored), Phares Hiatt is just as good an athlete as he was in days of yore. (In explanation of the query, the board of censorship of the sheet happens to be an (censored) victim. Arbitration first, always.

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