Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 41, Number 287, 19 October 1916 — Page 5

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM. WEDNESDAY, OCT. 18, 1916

PAGE FIVE

Sports

BOXING CLUB MEETS TO DETERMINE FATE OF NOVEMBER CARD Fate of the Quaker City Boxing Club the only legitimate boxing organization in Eastern Indiana, -will be decided next week when directors of the club meet to discuss plans for the fall and winter season. A get-together session this week is held up because of the Centennial. Whether or not the Q. C, B. club will again arrange to stage their shows will bejMeclded at the coming meeting. Last year the club, through a series of hard luck, lost considerable money. Whether the directors care to lnnnce the proposition again this year is uncertain. In case it is decided to take up the game again, a card will be given at the Eagles' Hall during the month of November. The majority of the directors, it is understood, favor the November card. MERCEDES RUNS IN AHEAD OF BUICKS IN GARFIELD PLAY GARFIELD MOTOR LEAGUE Won. Lost. Pet. Fords 4 2 .667 Mercedes 3 3 .600 Buicks .... 3 3 .500 Stutz 2 4 .333 Mercedes, 8; Buicks, 3. in a . game featured by the heavy clouting of the winners the Mercedes nine of the Garfield school Motor league solidly thumped the Buicks in the Junior high session and the school court last evening. Ryle, Winton and Smith were accredited with home run drives, three baggers went to Easton, Calkins, Haynes and Vinton while Ryle, Calkins, Vinton and Hoggatt had to be content with mere two sack clouts. Taggart, Way, Haynes and Easton were there with clever field. The score: R. H. E. Buicks 3 6 2 Mercedes 8 10 1 Batteries Morarity, Ball and Ryle; Calkins and Smith. BENNETT IS TEAM OF LOSING NATGOS Seeders, 3; Natcos, 0 Returning to form after the recent husky knocks administered by several teams of the Y. M. C. A. circuit, the A. S. M. representatives lambasted the hardwoods for totals great enough to harvest the entire bill with the Natco pin exponents in the "Y" alley affair 'last night. Consistent work on part of Way and Ulrich paved the way for the Natco fall. For the losers, Bud Bennett was the entire team. The scores: A, S. M. 1st. 2d. 3d. Total Av. Ulrich 178 153 133 464 155 Way 183 146 147 478 159 Williams 131 152 153 436 145 Boyce 161 129 125 415 138 Ellis 149 169 169 427 142 Team totals.. 813 749 727 2220 ... Natcos 1st. 2d. 3d. Total Av. Bennett 143 162 204 509 170 O. Kuckenbrode. 95 121 141 357 119 F. Kuckenbrode. 170 144 113 427 142 Snyder 126 129 119 374 125 Ashby ,. 143 173 130 446 149 Team totals.. 677 729 707 2122 ... STIGALL EARNS NOTE IN EASTERN RAIDS Lil Artha Stigall, who left Richmond last spring in quest of "fame and finance" is certainly getting more or less of the fame part of his desires. At present Stigall, now conceded the peer of any light weight in the business out East, is barnstorming Maryland "scrapping every other night and stowing 'em all away cold." Fress dispatches from Maryland give considerable attention to the com- j ing bout of Stigall and Tommy Gibbons, the New Yorker. The date and place of the fight has not definitely been decided. CLEAR BAD SKIN FROM WITHIN Pimply, muddy complexions are due to impurities In the blood. Clear up the skin by taking Dr. King's New Life I ins. mnr muu miauve quauueB re-j move the poisons from tne system and brighten the eye. A full, free, nongriping bowel movement In the morn-: ing is the reward of a dose of Dr. King's New Life Pills the night before. At your Druggist, 25c. Adv.

m. vv. l. uiccu

SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN THE

One-piece ...ai, Kryptok, Toric Lenses; Veltex Frames; latest finger 'pieces, mounting and other accessories furnished. Dregless method.

and AthletiGS

Cornells Hope on the Gridiron

wwl ?ffiv 111! J ? JL v'W." -CXr t? i 'V "" Zfi, 4 h I XWMM ft

FXITZ

Charlie Barrett Is gone and his absence has left a gaping hole In the Cornell backfield. Barrett was more than half of the Cornell team last year, according to some experts, and Coach Al Sharpe Is having a hard time to find a man to take his place in the quarterback position at Ithaca. However, Fritz Shiverick, who stepped into the breach when Barrett was injured in the game with Harvard and pulled off a few stunts which made the Crimsonites sit up and rub their eyes, is on the job and has held down the quarter position in practice. Shiverick in addition to being a wonderful man at rum, ing with the ball Is a crack kicker and undoubtedly will be the Red and White star this year.

NEW PARTS GIVEN EARLHAM MACHINE FOR THIRD BATTLE Shaken-up, re-organized, re-vamped and re-crimped, the Earlham football team will present a decidedly different battle array Saturday afternoon when Coach Whiteside sends his men into the Franklin scrimmage on Reid Field, Earlham. Following successive wallopings at the hands of Miami and Butler, the Quakers have been subjected to the most rigid and thorough overhauling ever visited upon an eleven wearing the macoon and white. Personnel of the team to start against the Baptists Saturday will not be determined until Saturday afternoon a few minutes before the game. Coach Whiteside has endeavored to construct an entirely new machine, parts of which will not be visible until the Franklin speed test is about to begin. Saturday's game on Reid Field will be the next final at-home game of the Quaker schedule inasmuch as the team has but three games booked for Richmond this season. After Saturday the team will be on the road for four Saturdays in succession. A game with Wilmington at Richmond, November 25, will wind up the schedule. ANGLES FOR QUAKERS "As a starter we would like to take on the Quakers," says Barney Lichtenstadt, manager of the newly organized Zonite Prevents Blood Poison Mort people realize the danger from a sever wound but neglect minor injuries. Just a scratch has often caused fatal blood poison. An 1 applied promptly wouna wnere Diooa shows but be sure to use the proper antiseptic. Peroxide is useless; Car. bolic and Mercury are dangerous, Zonite is one of the most powerful antiseptics known yet it is non-poisonous and may be used freely even by chil dren. As a disinfectant Zonite quickly destroys all germs and is an instant deodorant for all decaying matter. Zonite has 100 vital uses in the home. Home sues 25c and 40c; Doctorls and Hospital size $1. At all Drag Stores. 904 1-2 Main Street EYES

mm w irv

SHIVERICJC., Hagerstown independent .. basketball team. A game between Hagerstown and Richmond Is pending and "probably will be played in the near future. SALTS IF KIDNEYS OR r LADDER BOTHER Harmless to Flush Kidneys and Neu tralize Irritating Acids. Kidney and Bladder weakness result from uric acid, says a noted authority The kidneys filter this acid from the blood and pass it on to the bladder, where it often remains to irritate and inflame, causing a burning, scalding sensation, or setting up an irritation at the neck of the bladder, obliging you to seek relief two or three times during the night. The sufferer is in constant dread, the water passes sometimes with a scalding sensation and is 'very profuse; again, there is difficulty in avoiding it Bladder weakness, most folks call it, because they can't control urination. While it is extremely annoying and sometimes very painful, this is really one of the most simple ailments to overcome. Get about four ounces of Jad Salts from your pharmacist and take a tablespoonful in a glass of water before breakfast, continue this for two or three days. This will neutralize the acids in the urine so it no longer is a source of irritation to the bladder and urinary organs which then act normally again. Jad Salts Is inexpensive, harmless, and is made from the acid of grapes and lemon juice, combined with lithia, and is used by thousands of folks who are subject to urniary disorders caused by uric acid irritation. Jad Salts is splendid for kidneys and causes no bad effects whatever. Here you have a pleasant, effervescent lithia-water drink, which quickly relieves bladder trouble'. SEE Capital City irau In booth at CENTENNIAL SPENCER'S HARDWARE Main and Fifth, Phone 2331.

0

I

HIGH TESTS MACHINE AGAINST VETERANS OF QUAKER SQUAD

At least twenty and perhaps thirty lights of the local basketball firmament will get in action in the R. H. S.Quaker affair at the high school gym Friday evening. But one game will be played but inasmuch as both the Quaker and Hi teams will use their full squads some thirty men are expecting to work up a perspiration at least. The Quakers in all probability will start with their veteran lineup Herb Logan and Jones, forwards; Wlechman, center; Schepman and Parker, guards. Later in the game, Harold Brown, the Porters, Wib Ball, Johnny Logan and the rest of the crowd will get into the fray. R. H. S. likely will start with Dollins and Jessup, at the end positions, Parker, at pivot cover, and Norris and Webb at guards. Before the battle is over Grimes, Simmons, O'Neal, Smith and Gardner will have tasted the hard wood to more or less extent. The doors of the gym will be open to the basketball public. No admiss ion will be charged. SEND DELEGATION TO INDIANA GAME AlmunJ of Indiana university are expecting to -send a delegation of at least fifty persons to the Indiana-Tufts game at Washington park, Indianapolis, Oct. 28. A block of the best seats in the west grand stand has been reserved for the Wayne county people, the tickets now being in the hands of Hassal T. Sullivan at the Palladium office. About twenty members of the teaching corps of the Richmond schools are making reservations. Despite Indiana's severe defeat at the hands of Chicago last Saturday, Coach Steihm expects to make Tufts, the team which defeated Harvard and which held Princeton a 3-0 score, fight for every'inch of the ground. PALLADIUM WANT ADS PAY When All Other Corn Remedies Fall, Use "Bingo' 25c at All Drug Stores, Including: Thistlethwaite Drug Store (

qJOIH

BARNEY ORGANIZES BASKETBALL TEAM

HAGERSTOWN, Ind., Oct. 19. With two former Indiana University etars and a batch of high school and ex-college fry on hand to form the team, Hagerstown bids fair to place a basketball five in the field thiss season that will contest with the Quakers of Richmond, for the championship honors of Wayne county and Eastern Indiana. Bernard Lichtenstadt, who basked the Hub baseball team, is manager and Willard Stahr, an I. U. man and former H. H. S. light is captain. First turn-out of the squad will be tonight, when a large and promising squad is billed to partake of the preliminary work. Games will be scheduled at once and the team will be In real action within the next four weeks.

Less

The Chi-Nam'el Booth A SHORT COURSE IN WOOD FINISHING For Ladies and anyone interested in home decoration

include

GRAINING, STAINING, VARNISHING, for new or old floors, furniture, doors, stairs, linoleum, wainscoting, etc. v WHITE ENAMELING for interior woodwork, beds, furniture, etc. The simplest way to make old woodwork harmonize with new decorations and furnishings COLOR-ENAMELING for porch chairs, swings, settees, lawn seats, bicycles, etc. PRESERVING, CLEANING AND BRIGHTENING the varnish finish on fine furniture and pianos. MISSION FINISH, STAINING, AND WAXING REMOVING OLD VARNISH OR PAINT A New and Easy Way MISCELLANEOUS QUESTIONS ANSWERED -and A CHANCE TO WIN A PRIZE Without Spending a Penny A Factory Expert in Charge

Iirdlw

Chi-Namel Distributors

The Hagerstown squad Is husky and more or less experienced. For forwards, Lichtenstadt has Frank Allen, a former I. U. tosser, Jennings, Sherry, Ford, Johnson and Bookout. In the list of defensives are Captain Stahr, Waltz, Bryson and Adams. Allen or Jennings will pivot the team from takeoff.

HAMPTON GOMES BACK ' Clarence (Jawn) Hampton, formerly connected with the Reed Furniture company this city, one of the best all around athletes ever developed in Richmond, has returned to the city for a temporary stay. Hampton is now located at Muncie. START SCHOOL GAMES Intra-mural basketball at the high school Will be Inaugurated next Mon Our Fall Outf

Our handsome New Suits and Overcoats our correct shapes in hats and our many "other things" men wear, await your inspection. We invite you yes, we urge you to see our line of good things men wear! v s .

May We

If you will accept this Invitation and favor us with: "Just a Look," we will show you dependable merchandise, at prices that appeal to an observing buyer. MEN'S AND BOYS' OUTFITTERS ; JJA Thompson & Leach The New Store 625 MAIN Sfc One Price-to All

(DM

day evening when the teams representing different class divisions meet In the opening games of the fall schedule. Athletic director Nohr will name the teams the latter part of this week.

There are 380 piano factories In the United States. 1 Seta. oli, .tar BO eta. ClIlgTT. EABOOV trCO. HCMAHt3 and Winter ittin ft Show You?