Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 42, Number 32, 19 December 1916 — Page 5
THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, TUESDAY, DEC. 19, 1916
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Sport News
IMCIE WINS IN OVERTIME SESSION OF 45 MINUTES
HOW THEY RANK Won Lost Pet TUchmond 6 3 .667 New Castle 6 5 .544 Muncie 6 5 .544 Indianapolis 0 4 .000 Garnet This Week. Tonight Indians at Miracle. Wednesday Indians at Richmond. Thursday Richmond at New Castle. Friday Richmond at Muncie. Saturday New Castle at Richmond. Muncie, 4; New Castle, 3. , Shattering all records for extra play, the forty-five minute over time contest between the New Castle and M undo clubs of the I. S. L. at New Castle last night established a mark that as far as is known here, never has and no dcubt never will be equaled in any polo belt. And If Barney Doherty, captain and halfback of the New Castle five, had not accidently started something there Is a substantial possibility that the teams would have been playing yet Insofar as a winning goal might be concerned. Doherty broke up the game. Or rather, Cliff Edglngton, the Muncie center, with Doherty's assistance, broke it up. A terrific drive off the club of Edglngton was headed in the general direction of the New Castle pen. Unmolested it would have either taken Blondey Hueffner amidships or cleared the pen entirely. Doherty's attempted Benny Kauff failed to meet the ball squarely and the sphere deflected as it were, whizzed into the pen for the breaking up and good-night goal. Twai a Cold Night. The blow almost killed the New
Castle fans. From the start of play the New Castle team had been the T&greeRor. And when the game did finally terminate thusly it was a woefully dejected crowd that slunk out Into the winter night. New Castle started out like a certain winher. A couple of accurate drives by Freddie Harkens in the first period gave New Castle tin early start. Both goals were more or less spectacular rnd tickled the natives mightily. H Williams Fools Goal Tend Muncie brought the score to a 2-1 basis, in the second.' A scant minute after the opening rnsh.'Art Williams picked out a banked ball and fooled Hueffner with the drive. Fahrner mussed up New Castle's lead In the last one. His two goals offset the effort of Freddie Harklns who garnered another late In the period. At close of regulation time, both teams were going good at par, S all. Muncie's victory gives New Castle .company in the runner-up position of the state circle. Richmond profited more or less by New Castle's loss. The score: Muncie (4) New Castle (3) Williams Fry First Rush Fahrner Harkens Second Rush Edglngton, DuFresnes Center Huston Doherty Halt Back Fence Hueffner Goal , " How They Scored First PeriodNew Castle Harkens, 4:00 New Castle Harkens, 4:05 Second Period Muncie .Williams, 1:15 Third Period Muncie Fahrner, 5:30 Muncie Fahrner, 5:10 New Castle Harkens,' 2:10 Overtime ' Muncie Accidental, 45:45 Summary Goals Harkens 3, Fahrner 2, Williams. Rushes Williams 6, Fry- 4. Stops Hueffner 75, Pence 61. Referee Harry Thompson. j I
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COURT IS ADJOURNED FOR LENGTH OF CIGAR
"Court will adjourn for one cigar." Special Judge Fred Gause, New Castle, who is presiding at the Morrisf Haner trial doesn't adjourn 'co'urt In these words but he very handily could. When the juror's want a rest, the popular young judge doesn't have to take out his watch. "It takes me Just five minutes to smoke all of a cigar that I care for," h said yesterday.
PITTS MAY GUARD IN EARLHAH GAME
' . Smith and Tuttle, forwards; Cutrell, center; Templln, Pitts and Pontius, guards, will be in the line-up of the Earlham college basketball team tonight when the Quakers take the offensive against the Wittenberg colleg3 representatives. The game will be played at the Y. M. C. A. gym and will be the first collegiate battle for the year on a Richmond court The game will be called about 8 o'clock. Arrangements have been made to seat 500 persons.
HANER LEADS RAID ON GEEZERS' FORGE
Haner. with an. average of 165 .for the series, led the Bookkeeps in the rai don the Geezer forces in the Y. M. C. A. game at the association alleys last night. With Haner's help the Bookkeeps totaled two games out of the three. Hilles was high man for the Geezers. The scores: ' Bookkeeps Player 1st. 2nd.. 3d. Tot. Ave. Klute ........162 171 144 477 153 Zeyen 120 170 146 436 143 Blomeyer 171 135 138 444 148 Kercheval ...134 139 144 417 139 Haner 159 148 18S 4.03 165 Totals 746 763 760 2269 756 Geezers Player 1st. 2nd. 3d. Tot. Ave. Way 140 175 127 442 147 Gentle 110 160 136 406 135 Hills 155 155 155 465 155 Blind 154 160 130 444 14S Thompson ...114 170 161 445 148
Totals...... 673 820 709 2202
ADVISORY BOARDS MEET
Advisory boards of the various township trustees In the county will meet January 2, to pass on annual reports. These reports must be. filed at the county auditor's office".', during the first ten days of the hew yean
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Rustlings of the Netting
Harrison Fry, the Quaker rush, teamed it with Harkens ,on the New Castle rush line. Fully 1,000 fans, the record house for New Castle, swore when Doherty's rap called for the curtain. Blondey Hueffner, the New Castle goal tend, was as busy as a cranberry picker. .. He, rolled up seventy-five stops. v . Meanwhile J. Frederick, of Muncie was totaling only sixty-one. -
Cliff Edgington was a rough fellow last night. His hard work registereJ two fouls. Fry worked in more or less tough luck. He couldn't get the breaks like Harkens, his runninng mate. . By winning from the Indians ' tonight, Muncie will move to a point not
ANDERSON SECONDS MAY PLAY ON BILL
so, very far from the leading Quakers. A Muncie victory tonight - and Richmond defeat tomorrow , night would cause more or less shifting in the percentage standing. - Amateur polo is gaining in favor with the New Castle fans. . A city league, similar to the Richmond foursome is in the process of evolution. , Later in the season a picked Muncie amateur five will be brought here to battle the pick of the Richmond City League. -' .-' '"' " ' '
TO CALL 12-6 CLUB
William ( Bailey, president , of the Twelve-Six club, today announced that he would call for a meeting of the organization shortly after January 1. At this meeting the future "course of the club will be decided upon. Mr. Bailey said today that it probably would be reorganized.
As an overture to the RichmondAlumni contest at the Coliseum Friday night the Richmond and Anderson high school Seconds protably will get together. Faculty Manager Towle said he was "negotiating" for the game, this morning. The Varsity-Alumni game will be the last high schf.ol game before tho new year. Stivers, of Dayton, at Dayton, January 5 is the next regularly scheduled game. It is not likely that either Lebanon or Kokorno will be played here during the holidays.
Harrison Walton, age seventy-four, of Philadelphia, has completed fifty years of service as a public schoo! teacher.
HOLD COUNTY SCHOOLS ON NEW YEAR'S DAY; ORDER BY WILLIAMS
"For the first time in the history of Wayne county, school will be held on New Year's day," County Superintendent Williams said today." r The state board of accounts ruled last spring that teachers shall not draw pay for holidays unless they work and this is the reason . school will be held January 1. Richmond schools are giving a longef vacation and making up the time in the spring. County schools will close for the holidays, Friday. Dec. 22. There will be but one week vacation.
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