Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 42, Number 52, 12 January 1917 — Page 5

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, FRIDAY, JAN. 12, 1917

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i Local Sport News at a Glance ?

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OVER LOSS PREVAILS IN ROSE CITY HOW THEY RANK .

W. L. Pet. Richmond .......... 13 4 8 ' .610 New Castle 14 9 .603 Muncle 10 12 .455 Indianapolis 2 10 .167

' Games This Week. Jan. 12 Richmond at Muncle. Jan. 13 -New Castle at Richmond. Richmond vs. Muncle. Pack in the load the Richmond five will necessarily win at Muncle tonight to maintain the supremacy temporarily established at New Castie last night. A Muncle victory over the Quakers tonlsht will hand New Cantl-J the lead. The Quakers In that case will have to wait till Saturday night to Ket in good again. No matter how Muncle ha.ndlos Richmond at Muncie tonight, the Quakers by winning from Now Castle here Saturday night will bpj back home again. RICHMOND, 5; NEW CASTLE, 3. ETana, Griffith and O'Metz stacked Kaliitt the New Castle defensive combination of DuFreenea, Doherty and lltWfuer., loomed perfeeto aside the popular sto.do variety and the renult thereof was the Quaker victory that necessitated New Castle's gift of tho upper I. S. L. berth to the Quakers for today at least. The Richmond dofene outshone the New Castle guard work like a brand new five dollar gold piece flipped alonpeide of an aged Mexican peso.- The Duke. TJarney and the Swede were left behind from the start. ' Richmond arrived early and was the last to leave. Lou Qulgley started it and Half Griffith finished it. Referring to ffoalR scored of course. Peroid Ends in Tie. The firpt period handed an even break. Griffith to Lou Quigtey scored the first marker of the game. Freddie ITarkens, New Castle, followed with (he 'tying goal and the period closed with the teams In a clinch. Raruey Doherty, the ultra Monde, handed Richmond the lead early in the. second. Doherty'a old habit- of crHv Uiig into the pen every time danger threatens caused trouble again last night. .. XVith the, flaxen thatched son of firm ' in the bleachers Richmond would have had to be content with ore Irsf goal. At it were, however. Doherty tfhorcs 'credit wit?r Ton Qaigley for tlv- goal that placed Richmond ahead til) the finish. DuFresnes, L. Qulgler and Evans to L. Qui ploy produced in ordr named and the score. at the rest trick was four-two with Richmond on the heavy tcnd. Niw Castle Comes Back. The last "round was featured by a rattling hard scrap of the New Castleit.es, who apparently wer striving to emulate the deeds of Ad Wolgast the chamrlon come-backer of the hour, Duke DuFresnes hronght his team hack part of the way but the proceedings were delayed when Griffith tripped up the New Castle offensive. Grlf? Introduced a bit of offense himself in the last part and managed to make the goal that caused Pete LJchtenfels to remark: There goes your old game New Castle. New Castle's team came through the conflict In fair style. The crowd, however, was noticeably disturbed. Defeating the Quakers has been the hobby of the Henry county caucus and the natives couldn't quite understand the nature of Richmond's come-back. They openly and profanely charged that Harry Thompson had something to do with the Quaker success but those impartial ones, who know a good proposition when they lamp it, didn't bother to lay the blame on Harry i Thompson's neck. They handed said blame to the Quigleys, Evans, Griffith and O'Metz. Come again. New Castle. The game In figures: Richmond (5) New Castle (3) L. Quigley Long First Rush 0. Qulgley Harkens Second Rush Evans DuFresnes Center Griffith Doherty Half Back D'Metz Hueffner Goal - How They Scored. ' First Period. Richmond L. Quigley 8:55 S'ew Castle Harkens :37 Second Period. Richmond...- Accidental 1:12 'ew Castle DuFresnes :14 Richmond L. Quigley 9:24 .Richmond L. Qulgley 2:03 Third Period. S'ew Castle DuFresnes 10:30 Richmond Griffith 3:30 Summary. Goals I Quigley, 3; DuFresnes, 2: Harkens. Griffith. Rushes L. Quigley. 8; Long, 3. Assists Evans. Griffith. stops O'Metz. 29: Hueffner, 22. Referee Harry Thompson. Attendance 1,000. For Skin Blotches 1 here is one remedy that seldom fails to clear away all pimples, blotches and other skin eruptions and that makes the ikin soft, dear and healthy. Any druggist can supply yon 'with xemo, which generally overcomes all fckin diseases. Acne, eczema, itch, pim ples, rashes black heads in most cases give way to zemo. Frequently, minor j blemishes disappear overnight Itchinnr

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PALLS TAKE BULK . FROM TRAMP FIVE

. Dick Smith's work in the first game of the Palladium-Feltman Tramp series at the City alleyways last night failed to offset the 202 brand offered up by Bob Tomlinson and the Palls overcoming Smith's detrimental efforts managed to take the bulk of the series. For all around bowling Karl Meyers led the pack.' The scores: Palladium. - Player . 1st. 2d 3d. 160 191 201 150 197 110 Total A v. 552 184 491-164 499 166 429 143 532, 17,7 Tomlinson . . 202 Smith ...... 134 F. Miller.... 173 H. Miller.... 122 Boyer, 209 Handicap ... 110 Totals .... 950 Feltman Player 1st. Meyers ...... 170 Green 178 Ci;stis ...... 158 Schneider .. 150 Helmich .... 152 Handicap ... 78 150 166 125 157 126 110 894 1009 ..... ... Tramps. 2d. 3d. Total Av. 221 173 564 188 160 145 483 161 158 158 474 158 150 150 450 150 173 192 517 172 TS TS Totals 886 940 896 . AMATEURS PROPOSE TRI-G1TY LEAGUE Overtures, which will eventually, it is thought, result in the organization of a tri-city amateur polo 'league to include the towns of New Castle, Muncie and Richmond, were made at New Castle last night wher a number of Richmond, Muncle and NVw Castle fimateur polo promoters got. their heads together in a preliroiaary conference. Developments are expected by Georse Brehm, who rrpresnted Richmond's interests in the New Castlo conference last nightAs a prelude to that, -which Is to follow later, a Muncie Loague representative team will come to Richmond next Wednesday night. Rustlings of At New Castle they jpronounce it: G-r-rifflth. At the same garden sjpot they name it:'Du (do) Fresne (fray). Get it. , Fritz Hueffner they rail v. Mr. Hueffner (Hoe-ffner.) Use the "o" like in "slow." 'They pass up Doherty -with both Daushherty and Dougherty; like in "daughter" and "dough," respectively. And Freddie Long, the fellow who makes the goals, they call him just plain Freddie Long. The. cJofcs in highbrow English hav. lpg been dismissed the students of movie economy will now come to the fore. Until -noon today the -Local Order Associated Hardware had not been heard from; h m A little more of the same stuff Richmond has been spilling in the last week will just about disband the tinware society. Swede Hueffner, the I. S.' L. goal sensation was a bit off color last night. . Blondey balled five out of twenty-seven a record that flavors of Arlie May. Lou Quigley had a big night of it. Eight of the eleven rushes and tared Treat your sprain with Turpo. The turpentine will penetrate to the injured ligaments. The menthol and camphor will quiet the pain. ' Turpo is first aid for any sort of injury , cleansing the wound and hastening the healing.. Turpo alio attacks congettiooa. It breaks up a cold. Clear tha bead. DriTe the cold out of throat or chat. Use Turpo, too, for cot? t and burnt; for relieving headach ; aad to drive away pain aad lameness. Keep Turpo hand) y. It's dean, inviting ointment of many uses. At your Druggisf 'a, asc.50cftl.00. TIjrpo THE TUBPCNTmC OiMTMtWI IE -Prices, Cut on Winter Suits and Overcoats GEO. FOX 626-628 Main St.

IQUBLE DUAL IS OFFERING OF BASKETBALL

Variety will be the offering at the Coliseum tonight when the Earlham, State Normal, Rushville and Richmond exponents of the abbreviated garment and basketball leather sport show their wares in a pair of games that promise an evening chock full of animated scenes. The engagement opens at 7:45 with the high school crowd making the first noise. For the fan who likes to see a batch of young high school bloods roam over each other in their attempts to locat the iron circles at either end of the auditorium floor, come early and watch Richmond high school run up fifty points or more, or maybe less, on the Rushville high school pupils with basketball ability. For the fan who enjoys the spectacle of overgrown boya roving around on each others maps in their endeavors to grab the laurel stuff, come late t,and watch, E4arlham and State Normal disfigure each other. Anyway ;you look at it both games will bG worth while. - - " For the final offering Coach Whiteside probably will select the following personae to mingle with the following charges to be sentenced by the State Normal, coach: Normal Earlham Schenk Calvert Smith Tuttle Forwards Knaught Culrell Center . Wann v V. . Pit t s ; Baron Temp in ' Guards For the first offering. Coach Lybot.lt. ' probably will select the following per-1 sonae to mingle with the following : charges to bo offered! up in sacrifice 1 by the -Rnshville school authorities: Rushville Richmond Thorpe O'Neal KeatiEg . . Martin ... Reed Newhouse Jessup j Forwards i . . Tarker Cenljer. I Mr Bride . ... .... .Dollins, Sbeltor. Guards ; the Netting of .the five Richmond goals represent j the younger brother's harvest. i Richmond was well represented in the bleachers. For the next trip to New Castle a special internrban probably will he chartered. .".'-' v."- :' A Ak for and Get THE HIGHEST QUALITY MACARONI 36 tkff Recipe Book Fret 5XIKNER MFG. CO. OMAHA. USX UIGIST MACMOW IHCIQ8Y IN AMEJUCA SMS9HSS 18 iurrette TODAY By request "Poor Little Peppina" with Mary Piekford SATURDAY Metro presents the Dainty Star Mabel Talliaferro in her latest success 'The Dawn of Love" SUNDAY Geraldine Farrar's Husband LOUTELLEGAN in -'' i! The Victory of Conscience A Paramount Feature

Washington Theatre Friday and Saturday W. A. Brady presents Alice Brady in "The Gilded, Cage" Comedy and Pathe News Capt Ford in a Musical Novelty -Act Between Pictures The Gilded Cage is a sjtory that thrills and throbs. It moves swiftly from start to finish, with not a single lagging moment Afternoon Continuous from 2 p. m. Evening Continuous from 7 p. m. Adults, 10c; Children, 5c You can park at the Washington

HANER SAVES DAY WITH 201 SCORE

Faced with the proposition of a complete drubbing Haner, of the Americans, came through with a 201 score in the last game of the American Seeding League series with the. Empires at the "Y" alleys last night and saved one game from the wreck. The remainder of the bill went to Groan and assistants. The scores: Americans. PlayerHills ... Heater . Haner . . Porter Shissler i Totals 1st. 2d. 3d. Total Av. 138 114 136 388 129 130 99 100 329 110 158 190 201 549 183 121 150 135 406 135 130 147 149 426 142 677 701 Empires. 177 149 145 .175 156 150 121 144 140 122 721 2098 699 146 472 157 121 441 147 113. 419 140 167 432 t 144 111 373 124 Groan :. . Owens , Way Diggs Blind ... Totals 739 740 658 2137 712 MILLER WINS FIRST Art King's propensity to blow in a pinch netted Roy Miller first honors in a dual match at the City alleys last night. The series one of the first of the matches to determine the City individual title went to Miller after King had blowed his chances to take a plurality in the final pin count. The Ecores were: 1st 2d 3d 4th Eth Tot. King ....... 154 193 212 147 161 867 Miller 1S2 204 192 137 189 904 PIMPLY? WELL, DON'T BE! People Notice It. Drive Them Off with Dr. Edwards' Olive.Tablets &4 A pimply face will not embarrass yon much longer if you get a package of Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets. The skin should begin to clear after you have taken the tablets a few nights. Cleanse the blood, the bowels and the liver with Dr.. Edwards' Olive Tablets, the successful substitute for calomel there's never any sickness or pain after taking them. Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets do that which calomel does, and just as effectively, but their action is gentle and safe instead of severe and irritating. No one who takes Olive Tablets is ever cursed with "a dark brown taste," a bad breath, a dull, listless, "no good feeling, constipation, torpid liver, bad disposition or pimply face. . Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets are a purely vegetable compound mixed with olive oil; you will know them by their olive color. Dr. Edwards spent years among patients afflicted with liver and bowel complaints,,; and Olive Tablets are the immensely effective result. Take one or two nightly for a week; See how much better you feel and look. 10c and 25c per box." : All druggists.

The first time in the State of Indiana Mrs, Vernon Castle -in"PATRIA 99 Will be shown at the Washington Theatre on Monday and Tuesday Don't fail to read the story of Mrs. Vernon Castle in "Patria" in The Indianapolis Star Sunday, January 14th. Read it. Then see it at the WASHINGTON 3 15 II ashingfon THEATRE TODAY AND TOMORROW W. A. Brady Presents Alice Brady in "The Gilded Cage" Comedy and Pathe News Vaudeville act 3:30, 8:30 & 10. Coming Mrs. Vernon Castle in "Patria" SUNDAY : Wm. Fox presents GLADYS COBURN THE BATTLE OF LIFE' Comedy MONDAY "THE BATTLE OF LIFE" and MRS. VERNON CASTLE In "PATRIA" Every Saturday, Sunday and Holidays shows will be run continuous from 2 p. m. to 11 p. m. Orchestra Music Saturday and Sunday Afternoon Continuous from 2 p. m. Evening Continuous from, 7 p. m. ADMISSION Adults, tOc; Children, 5e You can park at the Washington ft

VOLLEY BALLERS GO ' TO INDIANAPOLIS GYM

Otten, Cutter, Doan, Clements, Isely, Gentle, L. Dingley and S. Dingley form the personnel- of the business men's class volley ball team billed for a trip to the Indianapolis . association , gym volley ball court Saturday . evening. Next Wednesday Mr. Schwan will take his Quaker hopefuls to Dayton -where the Y. M. C. A. team of that place will be tried out "V BOWLERS MEET A representative team of Richmond "Y" bowlers has been hooked up for a match with a pick'ed team, of the Dayton association, . on the Dayton alleys Wednesday night next ' The personnel of the team has not been selected. MAIL ROBBER RETURNS TOLEDO, O., Jan. 12. Raymond Welch, 30, a confessed mail robber, gave himself up to police last night. He told police authorities that he had rifled mail pouches at Gothenburg. Neb., in 1913 and after that went to France on a munition ship. He returned to the United States recently. Bad Stomach Trouble YIELDS TO DELICIOUS VINOL SHREVEPORT, La. "I had a bad stomach trouble for years and became so weak I could hardly walk or do any work. My appetite was poor, my food would not digest, I bloated and was very weak and nervous. I tried many remedies without help. I saw Vinol advertised and tried it, and now my stomach trouble is completely cured and I am well." E.' L. Marshall. Vinol is guaranteed to tone up (the tired, over-taxed and weakened nerves of the stomach and create strength. Clem : Thistlethwaite, Druggist, Richmond, Ind. Also at the leading drug stores in all Indiana towns.

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TONIGHT BASKETBALL Earlham vs. State Normal High School vs. Rushville High School SATURDAY Skating, morning and afternoon. POLO-Saturday Night-POLO New Casffle.' vs. MIetemoMci Amateur Game, 7:30. Second Game, 8.45 Admission 25c. Reserved Seats, 15c Extra PHONE 1569

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FAILS IN BULLY ROLE

Henry Yost, who attempted to play the role of a saloon bully yesterday, was knocked out by Charles Deem and today was fined $5 and costs. Yost had attempted to start trouble with a man who has both arms paralyzed and was finally knocked down by Deem. A charge of assault, and , battery was preferred against Deem but. he' probably will not be prosecuted. YdDHJJUS GUDLED will be easily relieved by taking a spoonful of after each meal. It fortifies L a! i. I -I iuc uuuai ana enest wiuia j it enriches the blood to hal amiil rfvinnA I chins and even pneumonia. Scott's is well lL ttuiui uisismig upon ' Scott & Bowae. Bloomfield, N. . 16-14 ARCADE TODAY . Helen Gibson in "The Lineman's Peril," Episode of "Hazards of Helen." "Prize Winners." Dreaming Dud Joy Riding with Princess Zlem." ii.., hi pecial R e d Waial. ' Skirt Pottiooata Etc.

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