Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 42, Number 49, 9 January 1917 — Page 5

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM. TUESDAY, JAN. 9, 1917. .

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NEW CASTLE ADDS LAP TO BIG LEAD HELD NOW HOW THEY RANK

W. L. Pet. Newcastle...... 14 8 .837 Richmond 11 8 .579 Muncie 9 12 429 Indianapolis 2 8 200

Games This Week. Jan. 9 Indianapolis at Muncle. Jan. 10 Indianapolis at Richmond. Jan. 11 Richmond at New Castle. Jan. 12 Richmond at Muncle. Jan. 13 New Castle at Richmond. Indians vs. Muncle. Tonight at Muncle the Indianapolis and Muncle team ingredients of the second division of the I. S. L. battle it rut In a game that will have but little bearin? on the standing of the league leaders. Muncie's beating at the hands of New Castle last night went a good ways toward making the divisional line of the first and second divisions mere pronounced. A defeat at the hands of Indianapolis tonight will further eliminate Muncie's chances of ever overhauling its rivals Richmond and New Castle. NEW CASTLE, 1; MUNCIE, 0. NETV CASTLE, Ind.. Jan. 9. Another handful of spikes was tacked tnto New Castle's grip on the I. S. L. elevation last night when Muncio submitted to a baptism of kibosh adminIptrred by the hopes of Henry county's polo seat! A goal by Harkens in the second period trapped the Muncle T03t. N'ow Castle's victory last nlgbt was the nt result of three periods of hard fought, but. clean polo. New Castle surprised itself by playing an antiseptic articlo 6f polo against the Muncle visitors Not a foul was called and no near riots cr other acta of violence mussed up the Interesting exh'biUon. Harkens broke up the game In the perond round a few minutes before the chimes wpre scheduled to end the .rfe temporarily. The New Castle offiiAivor. had been on an offensive "nree a"l wre jrKinc Freddie a bale-

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withtaid tV attack it awhile but Hiirkenp t"'scr with Scotch on it . a round ba Muncie Eoal tp.nd's vjf ion Thr goal was made fourteen minutes after start of the period. Mucl? Makes Threats. Muncie threatened to ocn it up 5n the third. Vi-kns of another drop in th credits rolumn f-oeeded up the aid of pence. Fei-ral times Fahrner and Williams found themselves in the comrny of the hall and Hfieffner but the fvede "'as equal to his job and all the nifar fire works were souelch just when protperts were the huskiest. After winning this one New Castle is assured the lead of the I. S. L. until Saturday night at least. The two ffames with Richmond Thursday and Saturday will decide whether New Castle is to remain there thereafter. The game in figures: New Castle (1) ' Muncle (0) Long Williams First Rush Ilp.rkens Fahrner Second Rush Du Fresnes Huston Center Doherty De Witt Half Back Ilr.effner Pence Goal. How they scored: First Period. No score. Second Period. New Castle Harkens 13:50 Third Period. No score. Summary. Goals Harkens. Rushes Williams 2, Long 2. Stops Hueffner 20. Fence 19. Referee Harry Thompson. PALLADIUM WANT ADS PAY The Habit of Taking Cold With many people taking cold is a habit, but fortunately one that is easly broken. Take a cold sponge bath every morning when you first get out of bed not ice cold, but a temperature of about 90 degrees F. Also sleep with your window up. Do this and you will seldom take cold. When you do take cold take Chemberlaln's Cough Remedy and get rid of it as quickly as possible. Obtainable everywhere. Think of the possibility of a filthy, disease carrying rat coming in contact with the food you eat) Killyounau in self defente. mr com U sure death to rats and m ice but harmless to humans. Dries the rat up withojit decay or odor. JSc, SOcar-: 1.00 at Drutr, Hardware Seed and General Scores.

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, Muncie's performance at New. Castle last night didn't do the Quakers any good. Apparently Its up to Richmond trip up this New Castle rowd. to No Aloysius, there was no thunder shower last night. The rumbling from westward was merely the echo of the stampede inaugurated at New Castle last night when Freddie Harkens put over his ace. Kid Williams and Freddie Long had a warm time of it on the rush line. They split. Seven hundred New Castleltes turned out for the Muncie game last night. KRAWLERS SIT NEXT TO LEADING VETS The rear guard Krawlers will be on the same level as the leading Vets tonight at 8 o'clock when the bowling colony of the Knights of Columbus gathers around the festive board at the Hotel Westcott. Fathers Cronin, Duffy and Roell will supervise the gathering. Judging from the following program the Knights have a large evening ahead: "What It Means to Carry a Load." Phil Mercurio, captain of the Santa Marias. "The Second Battle of the Somme," or, "The Defeat of the Germans" Henry Knauber, captain of the Germans. Address Rev. W. J. Cronin. "There Are No Spares When It Comes to Girls" Will Quigley, captain of the Tigers. "We Didn't Win" A. P. Otten, captain of the Trojans. "Why I Am a Vet" James Fltzgibbons. "If Girls Could Only Bowl" Charles Klinger, secretary of the league. "Krawlers and Crawlers" Will Klnsella, captain of the Kraw lers. Short talks by other members of the ; league. Grippy weather .this. Better get a box of CASCARAgQUININE The old family remedy-in tablet formsafe, sure, easy to take. No opiates-no unpleasant after effects. Cures colds In 24 hours Grip in 3 days. Money back if it fails. Get the genuine boa with Red Top and Mr. Hill's picture oa it-25 cents. At Aay Drag Store

MttTOETTE TODAY Jesse L. Lasky Presents the Noted Japanese Actor SESSUE HAYAKAWA Supported by an All Star Cast Including Tsuri Aoki, in 'The Honorable Friend' WEDNESEAY Triangle Fine Arts present Bessie Love in THE SISTER OF SIX" 2 Reel Keystone Comedy Charlie Murray in "BOMBS" THURSDAY Mabel Trunnelle in "Ttie Message to Garcia9

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POLO Wesdnesday Night POLO Indianapolis vs. Richmond Game Called 8:45 Seats Selling Phone 1569. THURSDAY Skating, morning, afternoon and evening. SATURDAY Skating, morning and afternoon. POLO-Saturday Night-POLO New Castle vs. Richmond Amateur Game, 7:30. Second Game, 8.45 Admission 25c. Reserved Seats, 15c Extra PHONE 1569

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the Netting The house will be filled when Richmond plays there Thursday. Arthur Campbell, manager of the Muncie team, is sprouting wrinkles. The Muncle showing is worrying him. In an endeavor to build up the team, Campbell will attempt to lineup a couple of new men. Red Williams, a brother of Arthur Williams, may be imported. Indianapolis too entertains hope of securing a new defensive man. Ted Lewis at present is in communication with several Eastern players and expects to spring a new man on the I. S L. fans in the near future. At this early date plans for the I. S L. next year are in the making. The circuit will be enlarged to at least six and possibly eight clubs. Elwnod, Anderson, Kokomo and Connersville have been mentioned as new members of the leasue. Elwood and Anderson 4re the likely bets. KING AND MILLER ROLL MATCH SERIES Two city championship contenders for bowling honors have mounted their flags in preparation for the first battle for 1916-1917 titles. They are Arthur King and Roy Miller, King being the challenger in this case by virtue of his high average in the city bowilng league. His average is 186 and Miller's 182. The two will roll a match of five games at 8 o'clock Thursday night. A slight change has been made in the city league schedule by which the Feltmans and the Palladiums will roll X BERWICK v Arrow M( COLLARS maim cut toft tkskxiMas perfectly. i$ cents ecuh.bfergcf CLUETT. PEA BODY &GO: lNCMalurs ARCADE SIDNEY AINSWORTH and : LILLIAN DREW In- 'i "THE LITTLE BROWN MOLE" Stirring Essany Drama "THE GUILTY ONES" -Vim Comedy "A BOYCOTTED BABY" Vim Comedy

tonight Instead of Friday night. The Chalmer High Speeds and the Foslers will roll Friday.

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