Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 42, Number 23, 8 December 1916 — Page 5
THE RICHMOND PJULLAMUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM. ; f HID AY, DEC, 8, 1916
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Sport News
MUNCIE DROPS FAR TO REAR OF LOCAL FIVE
HOW THEY RANK Won. Lost. Pet Richmond 3 1 .750 New Castle . 3 3 .500 Muncie 3 3 .500 Indianapolis 0 2 .000
Games This Week Tonight New Castle at Muncie. Saturday Indianapolis at Richmond. New Castle, 1; Muncie, 0 , , NEW CASTLE, Ind., Dec. 8. A pass, Harkens to Long, netted one marker and the game for New Castle at the Coliseum here last night The close guarding of Hueffner with the defensive work of DuFrasne blanked the Muncie visitors. By winning this one New Castle takes over a half interest share in the runner-up position of the state league. The score: New Castle (1) Muncie (0) Long Williams P. R. Harkens Fahrner S. R. DuFrasne Edgington C Doherty Huston H. B.
Hueffner
Pence
How They 8eored First PeriodNo score. Second ' Period No score. ' Third Period New Castle.... Long,
Summary Goal Long; Rushes Long, 4. Assist Harkins. Stops Pence, 30; Hueffner, 28. Referee Harry Thompson.
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ZWISSLER'S SCORE WINS FOR TIGERS
Zwissler's 213 total gave the Germans the irst game of the Kaysee series with the Tigers at the City alleys last night But in the finals all of the heavy work was contributed by Tiger talent The result was a two game win for the Lichtenfels crowd. Zwissier averaged high. The scores: Tigers Player 1st. 2d. 3d. Tot. Avg. Lichtenfels . 148 171 192 501 167 Boyce 189 154 137 480 160 Quigley .... 145 160 155 460 153 Fr. Duffy ... 154 168 189 511 170 Burke 143 172 133 448 149
Team totals Player ' Selra Zwissier .... Cronin Knauber .... Zeyen .
779 825 Germans 1st 2d. 164 138 213 186 160 140 150 126 111 198
806 2400 $00 3d. Tot Avg. 145 447 149 183 682 194 141 441 147 171 447 149 155 464 155
Team totals 798 788 795 2381 794
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SAVE ONE SCORE FROM THE DEBRIS
Holding the 762 part of a 762-761 summary at the close of the second game of the Kentucky-American Amseco series at the T alleys last night the Colonels managed to save one game from the wreckage. The rest of the series went to Shissler's Americans. The scores: Kentuekys Player , 1st. 2d. 3d. Tot Avg. Ulrich 123 167 127 417 139 Hoessli ..... 105 131 151 387 129 Towle 123 131 142 396 132 Winkle 164 170 156 490 163 Williams ... 132 163 155 450 150 Team totals 647 762 731 2140 713 Americans Player 1st. 2d. 3d. Tot. Avg. Hills 140 198 128 466 155 Heater 137 91 111 339 113 Haner . 159 174 165 498 166 Porter 122 165 183 470 157 Shissler 178 133 222 530 177, Team totals 736 761 809 2303 768 SIGN MORE PLAYERS . Will Winters and S. Thompson, a borther of Harry Thompson, have been added to the roster ofthe Kremo City League club. Final organization of the City circuit will be perfected at a meeting of the league leaders Sunday afternoon.
EXPECT OPPOSITION FROM IIAGERSTOVN
; Primed for the expected in the shape of stiff Hagerstown opposition, Richmond high school basketball team, accompanied by a small colony of noiso, left for the Hagerstown camp late this afternoon. The full squad made the trip. The probable lineups: Hagerstown. Richmond. Teetor . O'Niel Wichterman ............. Jessup Forwards Foyst . . Parker
Center " Endsley Dollins
Petty McBride
Guards , Subs (H) Purple, Northcutt, Orr; (R) Shelton, Simmons, Grimes.
GARFIELD LEAGUES GATHER HEADWAY FOR SEASON DRIVE
DON CALVERT HEADS EARLHAM ELEVEN
Donald Calvert, center of the Earlham eleven for two years, was last night named to captain the 1917 team. Don Calvert succeeds his brother Leland Calvert, who graduates next spring. Football "E" 's were awarded to the following Quaker gridders: Captain L. Calvert, Elden Mills, . Clyde Little, Janney Hutton, Donald Calvert, Wendell Wildman, Walter Wildman, Dale Mills, Everett Pennington, Russell Rees, Earnest Cutrell, Paul Gordon, Robert Hunt and Howard Mills.
An electric flash lamp with a bulb in the shape of a hand is a novelty for night signaling by automobilists.
Rustlings of the Netting
Fab in DuFrasne, New Castle's new center, scored heavily with the natives at New Castle last night The "Duke" was all over the floor. Freddie Lone, the Indian cast-off. is
going great cruns this vpar nsiri9
breaking up the game the former Indianapolis wing took the four rushes from Art Williams at New Castle last night Bobby Loxon, Easterner, second rush of Ted Lewis' Indianapolis five, may locate in Richmond. Loxon is a machinist by trade and has a number of good offers here. Muncie, apparently, is in a rut The New Castle thump coming right on the
Leels of the Richmond wallop, must be a bit surprising to the Muncie following. "
The New Castle management wanted Rollin DeWitt, former New Castle center, to come to Richmond in trade for Walt Evans. No doubt the Richmond fans and management would gladly consent to the deal whereby Evans would go to New Castle. No?
Thanks to New Castle, Richmond now leads the procession by a full game. The Quakers are certain of the lead at the end of the week even should they lose to Indianapolis Saturday night.
Basketball at the Garfield Junior high school will get under way in earnest Friday evening of this week when the newly chosen teams of the Junior and Senior leagues will stage their first games In the school gym. The personnel of the . teams named today: . Senior. Harvard Captain Holcomb, Bode, Wessel, : R. Loehr, Carrey, Wynn, Ryder, W. Schultz. Princeton Captain L. Smith, Ferguson, Byrkett, C. Gray, R. Reed, Russ. Carter, Baker. T Wabash Captain Runnels, Martin, Stevens, Harris C. Hyde, McMahan, Eggemeyer, Moss, Roland Loehr. Illinois Captain Piatt. Arnold. Clapp, Beverly, Beach, 'Neff, Morarity. ' Juniors. Cornell Captain McBride, Johnson, Davis, Long, Bradley, Bescher. Michigan Captain ?. Brehm, Pettibone. Deitrich, Harkins', Minnich, Vinton, Cureton. a Indiana Captain Hoggat, Denning, Appleton, CUlly, E. Way, Beam. Princeton Captain Calkins, Aiken, Niebuhr, Gable, Farley, Zuttermeister, Voss, Haimester, Hill. Earlham Captain Ball, Dunham, Schumaker, Eastin, Austin, L. Martin, Graham. Buffalo Germans Captain Ingalls, Gaylor; Wilson, Titus, Haner, Crandall, Webster. Chicago Captain Retz, Todd, Rost, Taggart, Wood, Shafer. ' Wisconsin Captain E. Martin, H. Hyde, Moore, Roller, Kuhlenbeck. Hippard. The First Games. , Juniors j Cornell vs. Earlham. Michigan vs. Germans. . Indiana vs. Chicago. . Princeton vs. Wisconsin. Seniors: Harvard vs. Wabash. Princeton vs. Illinois.
PLAY CURTAIN RAISER
As a curtain raiser to the RichmondIndianapolis game at the Coliseum Saturday night the Greeks and theMil-ler-Kemper clubs will mix it three rounds. Dunham will officiate.
DISCUSS BEST WAY TO FIGHT SUFFRAGE
WASHINGTON, Dec. 8. The National Association opposed to woman
suffrage held business sessions today
to discuss plans for flgntmg tne ieaeral suffrage amendment, and to elect officers.
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SOCIAL UNREST IS REAL CAUSE OF ALL PROGRESS
ST. LOUIS, Mo., Dec. , 8. Charles Stelzle, secretary of the federal council of churches in America, at a mass meetingheld here today in connection with the quadriennial convention of the council, declared it is thought business of the" church to develop social -unrest because . "without social unrest there can be no real progress." "One need not go far back into the history of the church to find duplicated practically everything that we deplore in organized labor, even to the boycotting and the slugging," said the speaker. "Every great reform movement must pass through its period of history. This applies to the labor movement just as it has applied to the church. "No doubt we are justified in denouncing the labor union for whatever lawlessness may be practiced by it, but We must give the labor movement credit for the good things that it accomplishes. We must also give the 'boss' a square deal. He is not responsible for present economic conditions any more than the working man is.
WOMEN'S PEACE PARTY HOLDING CONVENTION l WASHINGTON, Dec. 8. The National Woman's Peace party of which Miss Jane Addams of Chicago is president, opened a three-day convention here today. Subjects for discussion include military training, neutral action to shortenn the war, unions to enforce peace, war investments and the conditions of dependent nations in the war.
SAYS DIVINE BEING ASSISTED TEUTONS
AMSTERDAM, Via London, Dec. 8. An official announcement from Berlin makes public the following congratulatory telegram sent by the German emperor to the king of Bavaria, respecting the fall of Bucharest: "The beaten Roumanian army has abandoned its fortified capital .With God's assistance we have gone a great step forward. Your brave Bavarians did excellently in the mountain fighting and on the plains again gained imperishable glory. The heroic death of a brave prince and typical soldier of your lineage has been a source of inspiration to us."
NO PHILIPPINE LAW ASKED OP CONGRESS
WASHINGTON, Dec. 8 The Philippine law enacted at the last session tf congress is probably the best organic act ever passed by congress, declares Brig. General Frank Mclntyre, chief of the bureau of Insular affairs in his annual report, made public todady. General Mclntyre finds there is a "general feeling of satisfaction in the islands on the passage of the bill, far greater than was anticipated." It included he adds, all the legislation the war department and the Philippine government sought and- the report makes no request for additional enactments.
field will preside and others scheduled field will preside and other scheduled speakers are Samuel Gompers, president American Federation of Labor, and George Pope, president National Association of Manufactuerrs.
MADE BANK DIRECTOR
John H. Karns, formerly a Richmond citizen, has been elected a director in the National bank of Chambersburg. Pa., according to word received by friends. Mr. Karns is head of the J. H. Karns and Brother Wholesale Fruit company.
PRESIDENT ADDRESSES INSURANCE MEETING
PALLADIUM WANT ADS PAY.
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