Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 41, Number 256, 13 September 1916 — Page 5
THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM. WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 13, 1916
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Holmes Boys Hold J Team Batting Lead
- Although the pace-makers of the Quaker clouting list the Holmes boys, failed to scratch in Sunday's session with the Indianapolis visitors, their preparedness account for a rainy or hitless day was sufficient to - withstand the attack of Vint Cooney, who bingled twice and thus moved tip to within range of the leading swatsmiths. Ev. Haas and Pete Minuter were the other Quakers who scored advances in clouting quotations. Aside from making a big drive for the initial hickory honor, Cooney increased his stolen sack account with a couple of thefts. The individual records: A.B. B. , H. 2B. 3B. H.R. T.B. S.B. B.A. J. Holmes, lb 42 10 17 4 1 0 23 4 .405 V. Holmes, rf 32 2 11 1 0 0 12 3 .344 Cooney. cf ... . 58 11 18 2 . 1 0 20 14 , .311 Moore, If.... 52 5 15 1 3 0 22 2 .288 -Logan, ss 57 9 16 3 1 0 20 10 .281 Haas, c 22 5 5 1 3 0 12 0 .227 Minier. 2b. p 43 9 1 9 0 0 0 9 2 .210 . Wilcoxen. p 19 2 3 0 0 0 3 1 .157 Niebuhr. 3b 31 2 4 0 0 0 4 0 .129 night. 3b ; 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 Club batting 271.
INTEBGROUP GAMES' WILL DEVELOP MEN
Intergroup basketball ;- similar to that which featured the "come-back" tourney at R. H. S. last spring will be inaugurated at Hi again this fall, director of bigh school athletics, Robert Nohr, announced today. Intergroup games for every boy student in the school will be under way by the latter part of next week, according to Mr. Nohr's plans. "Cardinal principle of the intergroup idea is to give all the boys a chance at the game," said Mr. Nohr." The idea of devoting all our time and efforts to the development of seven players for the school varsity Is not a good one. We are looking for the physical benefit of the mass of students and intergroup basketball will do much to accomplish this purpose."
SUGGESTS LEAGUE OF HIGH QUINTETS
Suggestion of Lee O. Snook, superintendent of the Liberty schools, that Richmond figure in the formation of an eight club h',h school basketball league to include teams of the Sixth district, will be considered by the Richmond Hi athletic authorities. The league if formed would Include representative Hi teams from Connersville ftushville. New Castle, Greensburg, MHroy, Brookville and Richmond. It Is understood the Richmond officials think the league impracticable for R. H. S. this year inasmuch as Richmond's schedule of games has practically been completed. Richmond, however, will consider the proposition before reporting definitely to the promoters of the proposed league
FAST CLEVER PLAY MARKS 1916 HO DUE TOURNAMENT
NEW CASTLE DATES BOOKED BY T01YIE
Dates with the New .Castle high
school basketball five were definitely settled by R. H. S. faculty manager Charles Towle today., Richmond Hi plays at New Castle December 8. New Castle comes here January 12.
PRACTICE FOOTBALL
OXFORD, O.. Sept. 13. With the temperature 88 in the shade, Coach George Little put Miami "university's football men through a grilling practice yesterday, the first of the season! Passing, punting and offensive and defensive line work took up the afternoon. Coach Little and Physical Director Brodbeck are much pleased with the boys' Tlrst appearance on the field.
Yesterday's Scores In Major Leagues
Big League Dope
t: . NATIONAL LEAGUE. Clubst . Won. Lost. Pet. Brooklyn ..' 78 53 .595 Philadelphia 76 " 53 .589 Boston ... 73 54 .575 New York . 65 62 .512 Pittsburg 63 70 .474 Chicago 61 74 .452 St. Louis 58 78 .426 Cincinnati 53 83 .390 ... yesterday's Results. 'New York. 3: Cincinnati, 2.Brooklyn 6; Pittsburg 0; (1st game) Pittsburg 2. Brooklyn 1 (2nd game).
Philadelphia 4. St.. Louis 3. Boston 1. Chicago 0 (first game). Chicago 3, Boston 3 (13 innings; darkness.) Games Today. Cincinnati at New York (2) Chicago at Boston (2). Pittsburg at Brooklyn. St. Louis at Philadelphia.
AMERICAN LEAGUE. Clubs. Won. Lost. Pet. oton 78 57 .578 Detroit 79 59 .572 Chicago 77 60 .562 New York 71 64 .526 -Louis 72 66 .522 Washington 68 66 .507 Cleveland 69 69 .500 Philadelphia 30 103 .226
Yesterday's Results. Washington 4. Boston 3 (10 innings) St. Louis 5. Chicago 3. Detroit 10, Cleveland 2. Games Today. St. Louis at Chicago. New York at Detroit. Philadelphia at Cleveland.
"' AMERICAN ASSOCIATION. Clubs Won. Lost. Pet. Louisville 85 61 .582 Indianapolis 83 62 .572 Kansas City 79 66 .545 Minneapolis 77 71 .520 Bt. Paul 73 71 .507 Toledo 69 74 .483 Columbus 62 79 .440 Milwaukee 50 94 .347 Yesterday's Results. St. Paul 2, Louisville 0. Indianapolis 3, Minneapolis 1. Kansas City 6, Toledo 5. Columbus-Milwaukee,- (fain) Games Today. Minneapolis at Columbus. St. Paul at Toledo. Kansas City at Indianapolis. Milawukee at Louisville.
OPEN GRATIS SCHOOL
EATON. O., Sept. 13. Formally opening the new $35,000 school building at Gratis, a home-coming celebration will be held Sept. 18 at that place. All who have ever attended the school there are urged to attend.
This year's strawberry crop In the United States was worth $20,000,000.
NEW PARIS. O.. Sept. 13. The
third annual tournament of the Inter
state Roque association is under full sway, the New Paris. Ohio, courts be-
I ing the scene of the event which win
continue all this week. The four fine
courts are in excellent condition, no
labor or expense having been spared to insure good playing grounds for the many visiting roquers who a'tend. A number of new fans were able to attend this year as well as the majority of the veteran players. Lathrop and Carlson, Chicago; Reynolds, Rounds Rankin and Griffith. Cleveland; M. T. Reeves, Columbus, Ind.; Wissler, Kerlin, Crull, Baker, Will Wissler, Milton, Ind.; Kelly, Anderson, Hollingsworth, Williamsburg, Ind.; Reid and Johns, Campbellstown, have already registered and entered the tournament, besides the local players. The grounds present 'the appearance of a fair, flags and bunting being used in profusion to decorate, and the -benches being filled at all hours with spectators who never fail to applaud the many fine shots made. Enthusiasm runs high and from all indications this will register up as the best tournament ever held. The scores to date are as follows: First Division. Wissler, Milton, Ind.. defeated Reynolds, Cleveland, 27 to 26. . . Hawley, New Paris, defeated Lathrop, Chicago, 18 to 8. Lathrop defeated . Rounds, , Cleveland, 32 to 5. Wissler defeated Kerlln, Milton, Ind., 32 to 23. Pence, New Paris, tied Crull, Mllton; Ind., 15 to 15. Kerlin defeated Reynolds, 32 to 17 Rounds defeated Wissler, 32 to 26 Ashman, New Paris, defeated Crull 21 to 16. Rounds defeated Pence, 24 to 16. Wissler defeated Kelly, Williamsburg, Ind., 28 to 6.
Hahn, New Paris, defeated Baker, Milton, Ind., 27 to 12. Lathrop, Chicago, defeated Baker, 26 to 21. Crull defeated Kelly, 16 to 13. Baker defeated Kelly, 26 to 14. Hahn defeated Wissler, 32 to 6. . Second ' Division. Rankin, Cleveland, defeated Hensel, New Paris, 13 to 9. Griffith, Cleveland, defeated King,
New Paris, 12 to 7. Carlson, Chicago, defeated King, 16 to 10. Higgs, New Paris, defeated Hensel, 32 to 15. Rankin defeated Griffith, 22 to 6. Bevlngton, New Paris, defeated Griffith, 21 to 6. Griffith, Cleveland, tied Carlson, Chicago, 14 to 14. Higgs defeated Rankin, 17 t 14. Will Wissler, Milton, tied Hollingsworth, Williamsburg, 15 to 15. . Carlson defeated Rankin, 16 to 8. Jeanes, New Paris, defeated -Wm. Wissler, 12 to 8. Hollingsworth defeated Higgs, 24 to 13. Games are played by day and night the grounds being brilliantly lighted at night by electric light, so there is no cessation in the sport from the time the lists are entered In the forenoon. . ; r.:, ; -
HUBS MAKE BOOKING
HAGERSTOWN, Ind., Sept. 13. Manager Lichtenstadt, of the Hagerstown Hubs, has booked his team for Frankton, Ind., this coming Sunday. Richmond members of the Hagerstown club Craycroft, Raney, Jennings, Wallace, Logan and Lucas, are asked to take the 10 o'clock Pennsy train for Frankton, Sunday morning.
NATIONAL At Boston R. H.E. Chicago ....... 000 000 0000 5 0 Boston ........ 000 010 00 1 3 0 Batteries Carter and Archer; Ru
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Boston... 000 001 002 000 03 7 4 Batteries Hendrix and Wilson; Rudolph, Tyler and Gowdy. At Brooklyn R. H. E. Pittsburg ...... 000 000 000 0 5 2
Brooklyn ...... 010 022 01 6 10 0 Batteries Evans, Jacobs, Miller
and Fischer; Pfeffer and Meyers. Second game R. H. E. Pittsburg ..... 011 000 0002 5 0 Brooklyn 000 000 0011 5 1 Batteries Mamaux and Fischer; Coombs and Miller. At Philadelphia R. H, E. St. Louis 012 000 0003 7 0 Philadelphia ... 000 002 0024 13 1 Batteries Meadows and Gonzales; Alexander and Burns, Adams. At New York R. H. E. Cincinnati 200 000 0002 7 1 New York 100 110 00 3 '7 4 Batteries Mitchell and Huhn; Benton and McCarty.
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Indoor activities for fall and winter
begin Monday at the Y. M- C. A. under the leadership of L. A. Schwan, new physical director. Mr. Schwan announced today he has placed aquatics on a new basis and already is arrang
ing (or aquatic matches with associa
tion teams in other cities. Eighteen classes have been arranged and physical examinations of members will be given any time. In the tank, eight divisions will be open for members who will be instructed in branches of aquatics from learning to swim to the most strenuous games. Mr. Schwan will specialize in water sports here, for the first time at the Richmond association, if sufficient interest is exhibited. Water polo will be restricted for the best swimmers. Water soccer will be the general substitute. Teams in water basketball and water baseball will be organized and coached by the physical director. Other Y. M. C. A. activities will begin soon. Announcements for the Bible' study divisions ' will be made soon. General Secretary, Ellis Learner said details of a fall membership campaign are being worked out.
Good scores were registered by two local women' golfers, Mrs. Harry Needham and Mrs. ' J. C. Bland In the French Lick matches for women at French Lick - yesterday. Mrs. Needham turned in a 120 card. Mrs. Bland completed the course in 123. Both women are members of the Richmond Country club.
MISS AMY STUBBS ACCEPTS AS MATRON
Following the acceptance of Miss Amy Stubbs, South Tenth street, for matron at the public service quarters in the Masonic temple . on recommendation of the . , - Federation of Women's clubs, the finance committee and other committees of the Wayne County Motor, club yesterday decided to defer meetings. Many members are active pn centennial exposition and industrial company committees. Miss Stubbs accepted the offer last night when tendered to her by members of the motor club. Terms had been arranged by the president of the federation of clubs, Mrs. E. E McDivitt.
Color blindness is said to have been discovered by the famous Dr. Priestly in 1777. .... . r
MAY BUILD ADDITION TO LARGE TABERNACLE A full house heard the Bible drill demonstration 'at the 'Greensfork revival tabernacle last night. The work of the children so pleased the 'audience that when the exercise was completed a continued applause greeted the ears of the boys and. girls. -Mrs. Hamilton has has the children under training for one week and will begin on another. division of the work today when they meet her at the recess period at the Christian church. A public demonstration of the new 'work being taken up will be given eariy next week. "Those children know more about the Bible than a lot of grown people," remarked a parent of one of the children at the close of the demonstration. "I am in favor of giving the children as good a chance to get good out of these meetings as the grown folks." An addition to the tabernacle is being talked of and if it is decided to be done such arrangements will be made before Sunday. Many are attending the revival meetings from ail over the county.
REV. BRIDGE TO SPEAK
Rev. U. S. A. Bridge will make one
of the principal addresses at the Western Institute for young pastors to be
held at Peru the week of October 16. The Rev. Mr. Bridge will speak on Wednesday evening.
AMERICAN. At Cleveland R. H. E. Detroit ... 300 010 03310 12 2 Cleveland 000 001 010 2 7 2 Batteries Ehmke and ' Spencer; Coveleskie, Bagby, Penner and O'Neil. At Chicago-- R.H. E. St. Louis . 002 030 0005 10 2 Chicago ....... 000 003 0003 3 2 ' Batteries Wielman and Hartley; Benz, Danforth and Sctialk. At Washington R. H.E.Boston 000 000 200 13 7 0 Washington V 000 000 002 24 10 2 Batteries Ruth, Mays, Shore and Thomas, Cady; Johnson and Henry.
The first light house on this continent was built in 1715 at the entrance to Boston harbor.
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The closing series of .many Leagues will soon be in order and the keenest interest of any part of the season is in evidence at this stage of the game. The teams are watched closely just at this time, and every player wants to do his best and every
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' SPECIAL NOTE Dr. E. Sauer, a vell known physician who has studied widely In both this . country and Europe, has been specially employed to make a thorough investigation into the real secret of the great strength, power and endurance of Jess Willard, and the marvelous value of nuxated iron as a strength builder. NEW YORK Upon being interviewed at his apartment in the Colonial Hotel, Mr. Willard said:- "Yes, I have a chemist with me to study the value of different foods and products as to their power to, produce , great strength and endurance, both of which are so necessary in the prize ring. On his recommendation - I have often taken nuxated iron and I have particularly advocated the free use of iron by all those who wish to obtain great physical and mental power. Without it I am cure that I would never have been able to whip Jack Johnson so completely and easily as I did, and while training for my bout with Frank Moran,' I regularly took nuxated iron
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