Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 42, Number 19, 4 December 1916 — Page 5

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM. MONDAY, DEC. 4, 1916

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VOGEt'S SQUAD IS CYNOSURE OF POLO FANS

HOW THEY RANK W. L. Pet firncie 1 2.1 .667 lichmond 2 1 .657 ew CaBtle 1 3 .250 Indianapolis . 0 0 .000 GAMES THIS WEEK Monday Indiana at New Castle. Tuesday Indians at Muncie. Wednesday M uncle at Richmond. Thursday Muncie at New Castle. Friday New Castle at Mnncle. Saturday Indians at Richmond. . Richmond's 3 to 1 victory over New Castle Saturday night gave the Quaksrs the right to share the league lead with Freddie Pence's Muncie five. New Castle, dropping its third game, slumps back out of range of either team. The big game of the week as far as the lead of the circuit is concerned will be the Richmond-Muncie game at the Coliseum Wednesday night. Barring the unexpected in the shape of a Iwo-game win by Indianapolis tonight

ind tomorrow night, Richmond and Muncie will be in a position to scrap tor the leadeship. Advent of the Indianapolis five into league circles will be watched with Ihe closest interest. A certain set of lans contend that Hilly Vogel has the !est team of the four and that the Inlians will make a clean sweep from ;he start

CROWD IS AMUSED BY CURTAIN GAME

Polo,, as played by amateurs, amused the big crowd at the Coliseum Saturday night. The who and why of the curtain act: Miller-Kemper (7). Greeks (6). Butler Reid Clark, Essenmacher. . Geyer Rush Kemp Jessup Center Stolle ..' '. ..... Minor Halfback Cordon Hawekotte, Mitchell Goal Summary. Goals Clark 4, Butler 2, - Reid 2, Geyer 2, Jessup, Minor, Kemp. Rushes Reid 9, Butler 3, Essenmacher. Stops Gordon 35, Hawekotte, 27; Mitchell,-5. Referee Dunham.

TRIM RUSHVILLE FIVE

ECONOMY FIVE WINS FROM WHITEWATER

ECONOMY, Ind., Dec. 4. The Econimy independent basketball team defeated the Whitewater five, 31 to 22, tere Saturday night. The score: Whitewater Gls. Fl3. Msd. Pts.

Curtis, f. . . (V'illiams, f. lennings, c. 5arman, g. freeman, g.

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4 4 14 0 0 22

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Economy Gls. Fls. Msd. Pts.

6-2 8 5 3 9 0 0 10 0 0 2 0 0 2

Cewman, f. 1 lohnson, f 2 Moments, c 5 .Tannings, g 1 Hunt, g 1

Totals 10 11 5 31 Fouls Committed By Whitewater, Economy, 16. Referee Brown, Economy. Umpire King, Whitewater.

HOW IT HAPPENED

Richmond (3)

L Qulgley

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New Castle (1) Long

First Rush Harkens Second Rush DeWitt Center Doherty Halfback Hueffner Goal

How they scored:

First Period. Team Scored by No score. Second Period. fclchmond U Quigley (few Castle Doherty Richmond . ..O. Quigley Third Period, tichmond O. Qulgley

Summary. Goals O. Qulgley 2, L. Qulgley, Doherty. Rushes L. Qulgley 5. Long 2. Stops Hueffner. 60; O'Metz, 37. Foul Doherty, (goal by L. Qulgley). Referee Harry Thompson, (Rlchnond). Attendance 2,000.

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rHREE TEAMS COMPETE IN VOLLEY BALL MEET

L. A. Schwan, of the Y. M. C. A., his morning announced that the Rlchnond business men's volley ball squad rould figure In a trl-cornered meet ;t Muncie Friday evening, Dec. 15. 'ho Richmond team will meet business men representatives of the Mun1f nml Marlon "Y's" The series

rill be a part of the four-city volley j iall tournament inaugurated last j

eek when Richmond' defeated the luncie six here. w

Richmond, 2202; Rushville, 2122. The details of an invasion in which a picked team of Knights of Columbus representatives, the Rushville Knight team, and the Rushville bowling alleys figured prominently came to light today when the Rushville press announced a three game victory for the Richmond five. The names of Pink Kinsella, Ray Lichtenfels and Father Duffy are mentioned In connection with the following team scores: Richmond, 674; Rushville, 666. Richmond, 718; Rushville, 674. Richmond, 810; Rushville, 782.

QUIGLEY BROTHERS RUN ART WILLIAMS RACE FOR HONORS

After a week of sessioning in the Indiana State Polo League, individual records show Art Williams, the silver thatched rush of the Muncie five, in the role of hero. Williams, with seven goas to his credit, leads the league offensives. Freddie Pence, the Muncie goal tend, leads the league pen custodians. The official rcords: (Note G, goals caged; A, assisted play; F, foul committed; I and O, in-and-out goal.) Offensive Players G. A. F. I.&O. Williams, rush (M) 7 0 0 0 O. Quigley, rush (R)...4 10 0 L. Qulgley, rush (R) 4 0 0 0 Harkens, rush (N) 3 2 0 0 Long, rush (N) 3 10 0 Fahrner, rush (M) 2 10 0 Doherty, halfb. (N)....2 2 10 Griffith, halfb. (R) 1 2 0 0 DeWitt, center (N) 1 11 1 Edgington, center (M). .1 0 0 0 Evans, center (R) ,0 2 0 2 Houston, halfb. (M) 0 0 0 0 Goaltends Goals Stops Pet. Ometz, Richmond ... 7 117 .944 Hueffner, New Castle 12 184 .939 Pence, Muncie 9 116 .923 WEAR PURPLE VESTMENTS Sunday was the first day of the four weeks Advent which will be observed in Catholic churches. It was also the beginning of the ecclesiastical year. From now on until Christmas, the prienses will wear Purple vestments on Sunday.

BENNETTS' BOWLING

WINS TURKEY RACE

STAGE BENEFIT SHOW

By one pin, Fosler and Bennett took down the winning purse in the doubles bowled on the city alleys last week. Bennett's 252 score beat Erk and R. Miller, but the latter team came In for second money. The Fosler-Bennett score was 1245, rolled Saturday night, while Erk and Miller had posted a 1244 score the night previous. There were 97 entries. Arthur King, with 609, won the singles, which pere poorly patronized. Tomorrow night, the Foslers and Palladiums, who are leading the city league, will be matched and Friday the Feltmans and Chalmers will roll against each other. The standing in the city league follows: , W. L. Pet. Foslers .,13 5 .722 Palls 9 9 .500 Feltmans 8 10 .444 Chalmers 6 12 .333

BOSTON IN FIELD WITH ROAD SOUAD

BOSTON, Ind., Dec. 4 The Boston Athletic club has placed a basketball team in the field and would like to book games with teams of Richmond and neighboring towns and cities. Roy Fleisch is manager of the Boston team and communications should be forwarded to him at Boston. William Jenkinson and Don Williamson will team it at forward on the new team. Claire O'Connell will hold down the center job. Fleisch and Bob Kitchell will take care of the guard positions. The team will meet any and all comers.

For the benefit of the School "Ath

ltic association, the physical training

department of the Richmond high, school Is planning a mammoth minstrel show, the production to be staged probably during the holidays. Athletic Director Nohr, Harold Krickand Harold Norris are promoting the show, date and details of which have yet to be arranged.

LIBERTY CAPTURES TITLE OF CHAMPS

LIBERTY, Ind., Dec. 4. By winning from Clifton, Liberty high school basketball team annexed the championship of Union county. The score was 30 to 17. The score:

Clifton Gls.Fls. Msd. Pts. Clemens, f 3 1 5 7 Baldwin, f. 0 0 3 0 Snyder, c 3 0 0 6 Brown, g 0 0 0 0 Borradaile, g 0 4 7 4 Stinson, g ' 0 0 0 0 Totals 6 5 15 17 Liberty Gls.Fls. Msd. Pts. Pappan, f . . .... 6 6 3 18 Bond, f 1 0 0 2 Fosdick, f 1 0 0 2 Samuels, c 3 0 0 6 Porter, g 1 0 0 2 Mooneyham, g 0 0 0 0 Totals 12 6 3 30 Referee G eorge Little. Scorer

Fosdick. Timekeeper Stevens.

QUAKERS WILL ADD STRENGTH TO SQUAD

"We'll have a winning team if we have to go out of town to get it" . The above from Manager Horace Parker, of the Quaker basketball team, represents the attitude of the entire Quaker club. The Pendleton surprise party is referred to. A week from tonight the Quakers journey to Pendleton to meet the Madison county boys In a return game. Dec. 15 the Quakers meet St Marys here. . .

j Chester Dispatches

By CARRIE BOERNER.

- Mr. and Richard Simms left Tuesday morning, for Chicago, where they will visit relatives. . . .Misses Emma and Clara Kendall ' are home from thefr schools to spend Thanksgiving with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Kendall Michael' Kendall sold his hogs at the Richmond market, Thursday. .. .The Ladies' Aid society met Wednesday afternoon In the hall. Eight members were present. The 'time was spent with needlework Relatives have" been visiting Oscar Acton and family this week. Visits Friends Mrs. Homer Grable, Arba, Indiana; visited friends here Wednesday Ernest Davenport and family spent Sunday with Ernest Joy and family of near Lynn, Ind Mr. and Mrs. Chester Hill spent Wednesday with Edgar Hill and family, near Bethel. .. .Mr.

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