Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 41, Number 274, 4 October 1916 — Page 5
THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, WEDNESDAY, OCT. 4, 1916
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Sport News
BUS PARKER WILL CAPTAIN RICHMOND FIVE RuBsell (Bus) Parker, veteran center and logical man for the position again this year, will be named captain of the R. H. S. basketball team when the sQuad meets soon to elect its leader. Talbert Jessup and Roland Dolllns, other eliglbles, will withdraw in favor of Parker, it is understood. Basketball at Richmond Hi is on in tarnest now and every other night sees the basketball contingent busy in the school gym. Coach Lyboult evidently is an exponent of the "early bird" policy and is getting his men away to an early start. Hat Strong Material. From the material on hand, both veteran and novice, R. H. S. is to have a state team this year. Both in the offensive and departments, there is material in plenty. The team as a whole will be heavier this year and wili have Just as much speed. Offensive of the five will be built around a new set of men. Brown and Porter, last season's end men, are lost to the team. In their place Coach Lyboult has Howard Webb, Roy Miller, Herbie Bulach, Ike Kennedy, Johnny Poster, Eno O'Niel, Ernie Porter and others of promise. For center, the team, hass Kap Parker, Cutey Dolllns and Lengthy Hasecoster, all six footers, and more or less experienced men. This department is well taken care of. On the defense, R. H. S. will be especially strong. In Tal Jessup, the husky defense man of last year's bunch, Lyboult has at least one guard position filled. Jessup's right to a regular berth is not questioned. Hobe Mnrrl fiarwood Orlmes. Everett Shelton, Carl Brady and others will make' a strong bid for the remaining vacancies. KENT W SUFFERS AT EMPIRES HANDS Emnlm 9- tfantuekva. 1. 1 1 1 1 1 r -- j t - Bnd a blind recruit, who managed to total up a majority in the final one, the Kentuckys, of the A. S. M. circuit, would have dropped" the entire set to the Empires last night. Lofty scores of Knight and Ulrich gave the first one to the Empires. They took the second one thanks to some additional donations on part of Ulricli! The scores: . . . Empires Plaver 1st. 2d. 3d. Total. Av. 157 479 160 Ulrich 153 Owens 115 Loufburrow. 129 Williams ... 134 Knight 195 169 111 160 132 158 137 136 126 141 3G3 425 392 494 121 142 131 165
Totals ... 727 730 697 2153 ... Kentuckys. Player 1st. 2d. 3d. Total. Av. Sample .... 140 156 164 460 153 Diggs 103 114 152 369 123 Merril 125 138 135 398 133 Boyce 134 134 134 402 134 Blind 158 151 167 476 159
Totals ... 660 693 748 2103 LAST INNING RALLY FAILS WHITE NINE GARFIELD SERIES STANDING Won Lost Pet. Purples 2 1 .667 Whites 1 2 .333 Purples, 12; Whites, 11. A final inning rally which netted an even half dozen runs fell just one run shy and the Whites, trying gamely to I overcome the lead of the Purples, went down to defeat in the Garfield Besslon at the Playground last night The feature of the contest was the home run drive off the war club of Flinger Bode, of the Whites. The score: R. H. E. Whites 2 02010 611 12 8 Purples ......0 0 1 2 2 7 x 12 14 6 Batteries Bode and LaFuze, Runnels and Wilson. CONDUCTS EXAMINATIONS Examinations for highway bridge engineer and for junior civil engineer, first grade both for interstate commerce commission appointments, were conducted at the post office today for two candidates by Frank Wilson, local civil service secretary. A Great Discovery
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CHAMPS OF '16 MEET VIGRANS
'. It will be a case of team mate against team mate at Athletic park Sunday afternoon, when the champs of the '16 S. A. L. the Natcos tackle the cambric winners of the '15 race the Vigrans. Several members of the old Vigran champion outfit are now with the Natco club. Old team mates Pete Minier. Natco and Russ Hawekotte, Vlgrans, will oppose each other on the slab. And other incidents will tend to make it a regular family affair. The mainstays of the Vigran 1915 club were members of the Indianapolis Glove team this year. The rivalry of the Natcos and Glovers is S. A. L. history. LOCAL SPORTS BOOSTING SOX TO WIN SERIES Three days before the opening clash at Boston Saturday, the local baseball fraternity Is staking its meal tickets on the Boston Red Sox. Brooklyn, the National league champ, Is taking the dust in the 6ets of 3-1, 2-1 and even 4-1 odds offered by the more sportiaclly Inclined baseball fiends of the city. The Sox, apparently, are the general favorites. That the Dodgers, novices at world series affairs, should stand a very big chance against the more seasoned world champ Sox is not freely admitted here. A 2-1 shot on Brooklyn offered at a local cafe last night was greedily snapped up by a party who considered himself very lucky. 1 Two two propositions are fairly popular with backers of the National. j CLUB HOLDS SHOOT BOSTON, Ind., Oct., 4. An all-day shoot will be given by the Boston Gun club at its grounds, Tuesday, October 10. The meet is open. An Englishman has invented a collapsible lifeboat with a rubber skin, that automatically closes punctures. the out is
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LEWISBURG DEFEATS SQUAD OF CADETS LEWISBURG, Ind., Oct 4. The first football game of the season was played Sunday Lewisburg vs. Bomberger cadets, resulting with a score of fourty-three to nothing in Lewisburg's favor. . . .Mrs. Joseph Bankard continues poorly. ! . .The ; funeral of William Walters was held here today from the Methodist church. Mr. Walters was a well known man and for many years run a sawmill. . . .Carl Smith, wife and little son, Don, spent Sunday here with her parents, W. D. Horn and wife. -
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NATIONAL LEAGUE. Clubs Won. Lost. Pet. Brooklyn - 93 59 . .612 Philadelphia 90 61 .596 Boston ............... : 88 62 .587 New York 85 65 .567 Chicago .............. 67 ' 86 .438 Pittsburg 65 89 .422 Cincinnati ............ 60 93 .392 St. Louis ............. 60 93' .392 Yesterday's Results. Boston, 6; Philadelphia, 3. (First game.) ' Brooklyn, 9; New York, 6. Boston, 6; Philadelphia, 1. (Second game.) Games Today. New York at Brooklyn. Boston at Philadelphia. AMERICAN LEAGUE Clubs. Won. Lost. Pet Boston 91 63 Chicago 89 65 Detroit 87 67 St. Louis ..' 79 75 New York 78 74 Washington ......... 76 75 Cleveland 77 77 .591 .578 .565 .513 .513 .503 .500 .235 Philadelphia 36 117 Yesterday's Results. Philadelphia, 5; Boston, 3. (First game.) Philadelphia, 7; Boston, 5. (Second game.) Washington, 9; Detroit, 9. ((11 innings; darkness.) Games Today. Washington at New York. BET ON RED SOX BOSTON, Oct. 4. Odds of 10 to 7 were offered in Boston today that the Red Sox would win the world's series from the Dodgers. There was little betting. Are beginning1 to nave visions a. a, of success, and Baseball Fans, every where, are anxious for final contest. Many are
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NATIONAL. At Brooklyn -' R. H. E. New York .... SOI 010 0001 6 11 2 Brooklyn ...... 014 011 11 9 14 4 Batteries Benton, Perritt, G. Smith and Rariden; S. Smith, Pfeffer and Miller. At Philadelphia R. H. E. Boston . . . . . . . . 000 000 5106 11 2 Phila . . . ... . . . . . 000 110 0103 ,8 4 Batteries Rudolph and Gowdy; Oeschger, Rixey, Mayer and Killifer. Second game: R. H. E. Boston 000 001 1406 11 0 Philadelphia . . . 010 000 0001' 5 5 - Batteries Tyler and Blackburn, Gowdy; Bender, Mayer and Killifer. AMERICAN. At Boston R. H. E. Phila .......... 001 021 0015 12 0 Boston ........ 000 101 1003 8 0 Batteries Lyndstrom and Parnham; Mays, Foster and Thomas, Agnew. Second game: R. H. E. Phila . 010 300 0127 15 3 Boston 000 011 0035 11 3 Batteries Myers, -Nabors and Pichlnic; Ruth, Wycoff and Thomas. At New York R.H.E. Washington. . 410 020 02O OCM-9 13 2 New York... 002 032 002 009 12 3 Batteries Gallia, Ayers and Henry; I Buckles, Love, Morgridge and Walters. LAWN FETE "PEP" IS EARLHAM BRAND If the demands of Coach Whiteside, of the Earlham football forces, are j heeded In the least the Quakers willi enter the Miami game at Oxford next! Saturday, in a. little more scrappy mood, if they expect to hold their places on the team. The team lacks j pep and punch, says Whiteside. i Coach Whiteside extended no con-: gratulations to the Quakers over their showing against the Aggies Saturday last. In fact he intimated that as "waiters of watermelon at a lawn fete" they would do mighty fine. GIVE MINSTREL SHOW HAGERSTOWN, Ind., Oct. 4. The park committee, which gave the minstrels Thursday night for the benefit of the High School park, was pleased with the financial result and considered it a success from that standpoint They received $37.55 net. The audience was well pleased with the entertainment which was given by the best home talent, under the direction of Mrs. J. Perre Rogers, of New Castle. vitality impurities. There It has stood the test the means of setting snap to join the happy the game. Kemenv S.S.S. will do the or substitutes. trouble has be medical ad be given without FRIDAY AND 11 12 Lowe'' CAa BALCONY 15c, and Floor eJW
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MRS. DE VERSE LEAVES HUSBAND
Marion De Verse, 222 South Fifth street, a factory worker, has reported to the police that his wife left him last Thursday while he wag at work taking their three children with her, Vehna, 11, Leo, 7 and. Viola, 5. He says he has been unable to obtain any trace of them. "I feel like I am 100 years old today," De Verse said. "Little Viola always went to sleep with her arms around my neck." The authorities report that De Verse Is an industrious man of good habits, makes good wages and has always provided well for his family. De Verse reports that some time ago his wife insisted on him obtaining work in Toledo. He said that he went there and when he obtained employment sent for his family but his wife failed to come. Two weeks later he returned and, he says, found that his wife had sold the household goods and had attempted to have the children placed in White's Institute at Wabash He says he bought new household goods and went to housekeeping again. When he returned from work Thurs day evening of last week he found a note written by his wife stating that she and the children had left him as she did not intend to live with him any longer. OPEN NEW ATTACK PETROGRAD, Oct. 4. The center of the Ruhhian armies in Galicia, under General Stcherbatcheff, has crossed the Ziota Lipa river. The Important railway city of Brzezany, forty miles southeast of Lemberg, is threatened with envelopment. Its suburbs are under bombardment You can GeiDuffyj and KeepWel There's NewHealtl NewVifality and New Life in Duffy's PureMaltWhistey C This Is Baseball Fan who has allowed his blood to become contaml. Bated with poisons, prevent Ins- his getting- te the f amea Put vim . and vigor Into your blood by using S.S.S. Its results are Startling. Offering the Biggest Vaudeville P r ograrn Ever Known in Richmond SATURDAY
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BERRY JOINS LYNN
') LYNN, Ind., Oct. 4. "Home-coming" will be -observed here Saturday afternoon when the Hagerstown and Lynn baseball clubs meet in a game that is to be featured by the presence of a number of baseball stars who claim Lynn as their starting point Claude Berry, the Kansas City catcher whose home is here,' will' be in the lineup. Berry will bring with him one of his Association league team mate pitchers. The two Association y AtMoranq bet THE HIGHEST QUALITY SPAGHETTI 36 Age Recpe Boot free SKINNER MFG. CO. OMAHA. USA IAICIST MACARONI FACTORY IH AMEBIC ARCADE The Broadway Comedy Success 3 Reel Drama "Seven Days" Selig Tribune 4 Reels 5 Cents . HEATORIU M TONIGHT Wm. Clifford and Bostock Animals In THE TRAP" Also "SEE AMERICA FIRST" PALACE SPECIAL TODAY W. A. BRADY Presents ROBERT WARWICK In a dramatization of Thomas W. Lawson's famous novel "FRIDAY, the 13thM In 5 Acts PALLADIUM WANT ADS PAY. Washington Friday and Saturday Painless Childbirth a Boon to Motherhood Twilight Sleep' In Motion Pictures Shows An Actual Case of Childbirth Open discussion from the audience and special lecture by Mrs. Robert B. Liggett. A picture every woman should see. Don't miss it for WOMEN ONLY All seats reserved and on sale at box office Thursday, Oct 5th at 10 a. ra. Mail orders filled in order received. Two Shows Daily 2:30 and 8:15 p. m. Admission, All Seats Sag;
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The Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chicago ; and St. Louis Railway Company Cincinnati, O.. October 4, 1916. Notice is hereby given that a Special Meeting of the Stockholders of The Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chicago and SL Louis Railway Company will be held at the principal office of tho company in the City of Cincinnati. Ohio, on Monday, the 4th day of December, 1916, at 12 o'clock M, for tho purpose of considering and authorizing the following matters: (1) the purchase by and conveyance to the company of all or any part of the railroad, franchises and properties of tho Saline Valley Railway Company, and of all or any part of the railroad, franchise and properties of the Evansviile, ML Carmel & Northern Railway Company (of Indiana), and (2) such other matters and things as may be Incident to or necessary or appropriate to be done In connection with such transactions. -By order of the Board of Directors. DWIGHT W. PARDEE, Secretary, oct 4-5-12-19-26 nov 2-9-16-23-30 WASHINGTON THEATRE Wednesday, October 4th Oscar F. Hodge Presents THE LEADING MINSTREL ORGANIZATION. Price. .25c, 50c, 75c, $1 and $1.50 Seats on sale at box office Monday, 10 a. m. Mall orders given prompt attention. PHONE 1683. TONIGHT Triangle Fine Arts Presents Bessie Barriscale In "Payment" Also FAY FINCHER "Skirts" THURSDAY Wm. Fox Presents Wm. Farnum in ; 'Fighting Blood'
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