Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 41, Number 276, 6 October 1916 — Page 5
THIS RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRA2X, FRIDAY, OCT. 6. 1916
FAGE FIVE'
Sports and AtMetics
QUAKERS CALL
FIRST PRACTICE TUESDAY NIGHT
Elite of the Richmond independent
basketball colony will turn on In full force at the "Y" Tuesday night of next week, the date set for the first prac
tise session of the Quaker basketball
team. With the season billed to open December 1, practically seven weeks of practise is listed on the program of the Quaker prospectives.
Tuesday night s initiatory cession
is not an invitational affair by any means and any and all who consider themselves entitled to a try-out for the two Quaker teams will be v.elcome.
according to the management of the
Quaker Club, the organization back of the Quaker five.
Old Squad is Back Indications point to a veteran turn
out with enough new blood to make
things interesting. Practically the en
tire '15-16 squad will be on deck. Other recruits from high schools and
colleges will be there to instill the competition.
Of the old guard, the team that
made its mark last year, are Herb Logan and Ray Jones, forwards; Ed. Wiechman, center; Parker and Shepman, guards. Orvllle Brown and Dutch Brunton, charter members of the Quaker five, will come-back.
The batch of new material Includes
Harold Brown, the R. H. S. star; Wib
Ball, a veteran "R" man with later experience on the Purdue varsity;
Johnny Logan, a brother of Herb Lo
gan, and the two Porters, Clarence and
William. The entire lot will give the veterans a run for the first team reservations.
It is the plan of the Quaker club
to have two teams in the field this year. The second team will be known as the Quaker Seconds and will be the recruiting and training camp for the Quaker first team.
Big League Dope
NATIONAL LEAGUE. Final Standing
Clubs Won. Lost. Pet. Brooklyn ............ 94 60 .610 Philadelphia . 91 62 .595 Boston 89 63 .586 New York . . 86 66 .566 Chicago 67 86 , .438 Pittsburg ............. 65 89 . .422 Cincinnati 60 93 .392 St. Louis 60 93 .392
SHISSLER AND REES
LEAD AMERICANS
Americans, 2; Seeding, 1. Shissler and Rees were in character
istic: form last night and as a result
the Americans rolled up two games cut of three against the Seeding five in the American Seeding lists at the
"Y". Shissler averaged 176 for the trio of games. - Rees took the high score at 199 and second honors for consistency. The scores:
Seeding. Player '.; 1st. 2d. 3d. Total. Av.
urk 118 141 136 395 132
Kllnger .... 141 140 157 438 146 Way 119 105 143 367 122 Groan 146 170 153 469 156 Winkle ..... 134 101 116 351 117 Totals .... 658 657 705 2020 . . . Americans. Player 1st. 2d. 3d. Total. Av. Shissler .... 179 166 183 528 176 Towle 121 119 112 352 117 Porter 166 96 135 397 132 p.ees 199 155 156 510 170 Blind 182 135 113 430 143 Totals .... 847 671 699 2217 ...
VIGRANS PREPARE TO MEET CHAMPS
For the first time since the big battle back in 1915 when the Vlgrans wrested the S. A. L. championship cambric from the A. S. M. and Natco clubs, the old-timers got back in action hu nftArnnon with a spirited workout
at Athletic park. The Vigrans and
Natco-champs of tne lb race, meet at Athletic park Sunday afternoon. Manager Vigran gave his old team the cheerful this afternoon and afterwards intimated that "they don't make 'em as good in this day and age." PALLADIUM WANT ADS PAY
For Catarrhal Deafness and Head Noises Here in America there is much suffering from catarrh and head noises. American people would do well to coneider the method employed by the English to combat this insldous disease. Everyone knows how damp the English climate is and how dampness affects those suffering from catarrh. In England they treat catarrhal deafness and head noises as a constitutional disease and use an internal remedy for it that is really very efficacious. Sufferers who could scarcely hear a watch tick tell how they had their hearing restored by this English treatment to such an extent that the tick of a watch was plainly audible seven and eight inches away from either ear. Therefore, if you know someone who is troubled with catarrh, catarrhal deafness or head noises, cut out this formula and hand it to them and you will have been the means of saving gome poor sufferer perhaps from total deafness. The prescription can be easily prepared at home for about 75c and is made as follows: From your druggist obtain 1 oz. of Parmint (Double Strength,) about 75c worth. Take this home, and add to it 1-4 pint of hot water and 4 ounces of granulated sugar; stir until dissolved. Take a tablespoonful four times a da'. Parmint Is used in this way not only
to reduce by tonic action the inflamition and swelling in the Eustachian Tubes, and thus to equalize the air pressure on the drum, but to correct my excess of secretions in the middle tar, and the results it gives are usually remarkably quick and effective. Every person who has catarrh in iny form should give this recipe a Ml and free themselves from this lestructive disease.
Yesterday's Results. Brooklyn, 7; New York, 5. Boston, 4; Philadelphia, 1.
POST-SEASON 8ERIES Browns, 4; Cardinals, 3. White Sox, 3; Cubs, 1.
JOHNSON TO PLAY IN LITTLE'S SHOES
Bob Johnson, a Quaker yearling from the R. H. S. will be at tackle In place of Clyde Little tomorrow afternoon when the Earlham eleven takes the field against Miami "U" at Oxford. Little will be unable to make the trip tomorrow, but is not out of the game for the season. With the exception of a change that will benefit Cutrell, a comer end, no decided shift in lineup will be made by Coach Whiteside. The Quaker lineup: Hutton L.E.R....'. Cutrell, Pitts
Johnson L.T.R Pennington
Gordon L.Q.R Wildman D. Calvert CQ D. Calvert Rees L.H.R D. Mills E. Mills F.
MAKE CLEAN SWEEP OF TIGER CONTESTS
Santa Maria, 3; Tigers, 0 Everything but the stove and the alleys was taken by the Saints in their three-part skit with the Tigers at the City alleys last night. The Kaysee party was featured by the consistent work of Quinlivan, who knocked 'em over for counts of 182, 175 and 167. The scores: Tigers 1st. 2d. 3d. Total Av. Boyce 103 120 167 390 130 Quigley 141 126 154 421 140 Fr. Duffy 170 156 168 494 165 Burks 136 136 136 408 136 Lichtenfels .... 132 163 175 470 157 Team totals.. 682 701 800 2183 ... Santa Maria 1st. 2d. 3d. Total Av. Quinlivan ...... 182 175 167 524 175 Pfeiffer ... 140 165 145 450 150 Shofer 124 149 103 376 125 J. Brennen .... 145 138 195 478 159 P. B. Mercurio. 126 151 196 473 158 Team totals.. 717 768 806 2305 ...
ELLIS ORGANIZES GRIDIRON ELEVEN OUT OF CAMBRIDGE
A combination of the old Richmond independent eleven and Cambridge City has been effected and the new club will engage gridiron teams of this part of this state under the nom de plume of Cambridge City. H. C. Ellis, of Cambridge City, is manager of the combine. A captain has not been named. Personnel of the 'allies,, includes gridiron lights of more or less prominence from all over the county. "Big" Drischell, the bid Rushville star, is a certainty for full back. Of the old Cambridge City eleven, "Kid" Drischell, Ohmit, Wright, Ball, Darry, Bayer, iegler, Reese, ManloVe, Thompson and Henderson will attempt to come back. Among the Richmond recruits are Norris, Smyser, Craycraft, Johnson Elleman and Dunning. Cambridge City plans to wind up its season with a county title battle with Hagerstown, the game to be played at Athletic park, Richmond.
LEADING PURPLES ANNIHILATE WHITES
GARFIELD SERIES STANDING Won. Lost. Pet. Purples 3 1 .750 Whites 1 3 ,250 Purples, 11; Whites, 0 Pulverized, annihilated or just plain spanked were the Whites at the hands of the leading Purples in the Playground baseball party last night. The Purples hammered the old ball hard and ran the bases like wild men. Run
nels, pitching for the Purples, had the
opposition eating out of his palm all
the way. Wilson and Beverly led the
swat brigade. The score: R H E Purples 113 500 111 12 1
Whites 000 000 0 0 2 4
Batteries Runnels and Wilson ; Bode and LaFuze.
BOOK DAYTON CADETS
Manager Horace Parker of the Quak
er club, announced this morning that he
had received contracts from the St. Mary's (Dayton) five this morning guaranteeing the appearance here, Dcember 15. The Cadets are considered second to none in the states. Last year they defeated the Quakers 30 to 25.
WILL BE RALLY DAY
The College Hill Sunday school will celebrate Rally Day Sunday at 9:15 o'clock. There will be a special pro-
BRUTE' STRENGTH IS IN DODGERS FAVOR
BY TAD. NEW YORK, Oct 6. Just spoke to "Demon Runyon," president emeritus of the Hard Boiled Eggs. . ' y ; He says that . he likes Brooklyn to win the series, and is picking them on brute strength alone. That's no kid, either. They do resemble Jess Willard a lot when you stop to think of footwork, high and fancy diving, blocking and the like. Willard is such an awful chunk of beef that the other poor mitt-' pushers have little chance with him. Same way with Brooklyn. The boys certainly are a well fed bunch. Fast as a coal truck on the paths, something like a sleepy guy when they think, but, oh, Lady! ! How they can pickle the old pill when they get going. I like the Dodgers myself. Their pitchers are just as good as Boston's. The bean-eaters may have a shade, but In the world's series, you know, many stars are made overnight. Coombs and Marquard certainly look trained to the minute, and if each of them does not win a game there's going to be a bunch of disappointed dopesters. .
DIE - IN RACE RIOT
BILLINGS, Mont, Oct. 6. Two white men have been killed and one wounded in a race war between whites
and negroes near Neehiil, on the Great Northern "railroad in ITeagher "county. i According to advices received here' today. Seven negroes are said to have done the shooting "and five are under' arrest Two white men are held inCushman. ..- - !
COUNTY BOARD TO OPEN BIOS ON BRIDGE JOB
For the first time in the , history of Wayne county, the commissioners tomorrow will consider a bid made on a contractor's plans for bridge repairs at the same time that it considers estimates on the same work made from the county surveyor's plans. Claiming that he is a wooden bridge expert and can repair them better under his own estimates, Louis Bower Flemingsburg,.Ky., has submitted bids and plans for repairing the historic old wooden bridges between Fountain City and Lynn over Noland's Fork and Buck run. Bids for the following other bridges will also be opened and considered by the commissioners: hollow tile arch and concrete headwalls on the Richmond, Greensfork pike; Williamsburg bridge, Perry township; Stanley bridge culvert Perry township. The commissioners will probably decide upon a successor for Frank Strayer as Justice of the Peace.
REFUSES TO PARDON CLARENCE PARKER
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind., Oct. 6. The state board of pardons, in a report to Governor Ralston today, refused to recommend clemency be extended to Clarence Parker, sentenced from Henry county to life imprisonment in 1913 for the murder of a man named White at Richmond. The board appended letters of court officials showing that Parker brutally killed White, knocking him down In a saloon brawl and trampling his face. The letters protested against any show of clemency. The board asked the governor to read the letters and to refuse clemency.
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Simple Way to End Dandruff
There is one sure way that has
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you destroy it entirely. To do this
just get about four ounces of plain, common liquid arvon from any drug
store (this is all you will need,) apply
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four more applications will completely
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feel a hundred times better. Adv.
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PALACE THEATRE
iSoi Saturday and Sunday Merit Film Company Presents the Beautiful Five-Act Allegory from the Greek Legend "Diana, the Huntress" Featuring Over Twenty of the World's Greatest Classic Dancers, Including the Baroness DeWitz One of the Most Beautifully Formed Women in the World, in Poses of Old Masterpieces and Greek Dances. A Production That Will Offend No One. Passed by the National Board of Censors 5 Acts TONIGHT 5 Acts "Saint, Devil and Woman"
THEATRE Oct, 6 & 7
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