Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 42, Number 63, 25 January 1917 — Page 5

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM. THURSDAY, JAN. 25, 1917

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Local Sport News at a Glance

PEP INJECTED IN ROSE CITY PUTS QUAKERS NEAR CROWD

HOW THEY RANK W. L. Pet. Richmond .....10 12 .572 New Castle 15 13 .535 Muncle ..13 13 .500 Indianapolis 10 .280 .'y Came This Week. Jan. 25 Indianapolis at New Castle. Jan. 26 New Castle at Muncle. Jan. 27-:JIuncie at Richmond. ' ,f ' It is improbable that Billy Duggan, the New Castle import from the East, will be able to Join the Doherty clan la time to participate in the IndianNew Castle Hare at New CasHe toBight. It la understood that Manager Jameson of the New Castle club, baa given the passports to the Easterner and that Duggart TviTl he here for th-i fame at New Castle Monday night if not sooner. Meanwhile Harrison Fry, the Quaker, will fill the rent in the New Castle fighting front. NEW CASTLE, 4J RICHMOND, 2 Freddie Harkens, sometimes labeled as the grand old man of tho state polo belt, displayed some " oTttie qualities nd requirements essential to that affix last night when the Richmond and Now Castle factions, battling for the lead of the' stnte circle, dropped back and let little Fred and his big club decide the If sue. Harken's three goals represented the straw that broke tho Quaker's resolve lo win. ; , New Castle, under a new management, displayed all the old scrapping tendencies and the , Quakers, saved from a more decisive beating by the reverse luck of the visitors, were in the runner-up position long before Timer pyer had adusted his palm to the guy wire pf knell. New Castlo was a winner from the start. Individually, Harkens and Harrison Kry. thp Quaker, "ere the speed part pf the New Castle attack. Hueft'ner was the proverbial wall of masonry. Together the three comprised a conKlomeratlon of ofTensc and defense that vm not to be denied in the flnal recording. Hueffner's forty-four tops listed with two goals made by Richmond bespeaks of much unnecessary work on part of the Quaker bombarders. New Castle Jumps .to Lead .. New Castie 'was in front from the first. IJarkens placed his team in the van early in .the first stanza.and the rest ct the club -saw" to' it that Freddus' efforts were not to be in vain The comoination of Fry and Harkens stood for a 2 0. New Castle, score at the finish of the start. Both teams sewed up a couple in the second part. O. Quigley and Griffith stirred up Quaker noise while Fry and Harkens saw to it that New Cattle's lead of two was not stunted. A rain in the last number, New Ostle contributed most of the acJlcn. For a time it looked like, a blank 6eance when both teams settled down to nothing more than sponrtic. action However, after seven minutes of play, Freddie Harkens, the Quaker nemises. took a more or less lucky swing at the Quaker pen and Jimmy. O'JIetr was obliged to vacate. New . Castle's performance was evtrytting predicted once a real live wire wrapped itself around the club management. Jaul Jameson, the new mtnaser, has instilled life into that team and huge things may be expected from now on. The score-keeper's version of it: New Castle (4) ' Richmond (2) Fry L. Quigley First Rush. Harkens O. Quigley Second Rush . DuFresnes ,. Evans Center Doherty Griffith Half Back llucffaer O'Metz Goal HOW THEY SCORED First Period. New Castle.... ...Harkens- 2:42 New Castle Harkens 5:35 Second Period. Richmond O. Quigley 2:30 New Castle Fry :30 Richmond ........Griffith 10:10 Third Period. New Castle Harkens 7:33 Summary. Goals Harkens, 3; Fry, O . Quigley, Criffith. Rushes U Quigley. 7; Fry, 2. Stops Hueffner, 42; O'Metz, 33. Referee Harry Thompson. Attendance 1,500. -

TRAMPS TAKE TWO FROM HIGH SPEEDS

A handicap of . forty-6lx pins net helped the Chalmers High Speeds to one game of the City League series with the Felbnan Tramps on the City alleys last night. The Tramps, the better of the two, took the rest Karl Meyer, with a net average of, 1&5 led. The scores: High Speeds. 1st 2nd. 3rd. Tot. Ave.

EAGLES ROLL HIGH SCORE ON KREMOS ADD CINCH TITLE

CITY LEAGUE STANDING

, V. L. Pet Eagles ..... 8 1 .857 Greeks 3 3 .500 MiUer-Ketnpera ..... .'. 3 3 .500 Kremos ,. 1 6 143

Blomeyer ....131 Zeyen 113 Erk .........165 Eikenberry ..135 R. Miller..... 182 Handicap ...424

178 146 127 168 151 .124

173 169 157 133 154 124

482 ,101 428 143

449 436 487

150 145 162

Totals ...... 850 894 910 2282 761 Feltman's Tramps. 1st 2nd. 3rd. Tot Ave. Meyers 182 192 181 555 185 Green 157 167 169 493 164 Ilelmlch 166 159 170 495 165 Cnstis 158 158 158 474 158 Totals 865 901 883 2417 806

KID ROLLERS WIN FROM GEEZER FIVE McKhann's kid five showed the way to the Geezers in the "Y" league games at the association alleys last night. The youngsters finished first in each of the three starts. McKhann led his own team in high average at 181. Way, with 156 average, was best for the ieam of Doc Gentle. The scores: , Kftf fMv,1st. 2d. 3rd. Tot.Avg. Falk ....... 144 182 174 500 167 McDonald .. 126 155 134 415 138 McKhann . . 193 159 190 542 181 Jlunnells ... 161 161 , 150 472 157 Spalding ... 135 135 147 417 139 Totals .... 759 792 795 2346 782 Geezers 1st. 2d. 3rd. TotAvg. Way 173 147 148 468 156 Snyder .'... 128 139 164 431- 147 Thompson .. 115 99 122 336 112 Gentle 146 148 158 452 151 Blind ...... 155 104 140 399 133 Totals.... 717 63 732 2086 695 HUNT MIDGETS TRIM HAPPY'S EM-ROES Happy Hunt's high school Midgets defeated Hap Ward's Baby Em Roes, 22-6. in the high school gym last

night. Dick Mansfield starred for the I

Midgets while Evans and 'Williams were present, with the guard work. The lineups and summary: : Midgets (22) Em Roes (6)

Mansfield Dillon 1

Hunt Tarkleson Forwards Allen I... Parker Center Evans McKhann Williams Hipsktnd Guards Substitutions (M) Williams; (E. R.) Connerton. Summary Field Goals Mansfield, 5: Hunt, 3; Allen, Evans, Williams, Dillon, Connerton, Parker.

Advance Bookings. Jan. 27 M.-K.'s v.8. Kremos. Jan. 31 Eagles vs M.-K.'s. - Feb. 3 Kremos vs. Greeks. ' Bob Mitchell, Harm Eckler's Kremo goal tender was the storm center of last night's City League upheaval on the Coliseum maple. Sixty-one solid derivations of various Eagle polo clubs, wended their more or less lusty way against the various parts of Mitchell's anatomy. Nine of 'em missed and went for goals. The result in figures was 9 to 6, Eagles. The score: . Kremos (5) Eagles (9) Bradfield Ewbank First Rush Etters Shallenberg Second Rush Long Able Center Nicodemus Hawekotte Half Back Mitchell . Brunton Goal , " Substitution (Eagles) Geyer for Shallenberg. Summary. Goals Geyer, 6; Shallenberg, 2; Bradfield, 2: Etters, 2; Long, Able. Rushes Bradfield, 10; Shallenberg, 6; Ewbank.. 1. . . Stops Mitchell, 52; Brunton, 29. Referee Vic Newman. INS AND OUTS Shallenberg should have had another goal. Louey registered an in-and-out. Date Geyer took high score at six. Bradfield and Etters, with two apiece, helped the Kremos. Geyer with his six goal, one assist aad one foul was the busy man, next to Mitchell. Etters goal In nine seconds was a feature. Geyer rung a few in thirteen and thirty seconds. Ernie Able broke up the BradfieldEtters working force more than once. By winning this one the Eagles take a stouter grip on the legue pennant The Kremos suffer acocrdingly.

MRS. JULIA BOND DIES

LIBERTY. Ind., Jan. 25.-rMrs. Julia Bond died Saturday, at the County Infirmary, having been an inmate of the infirmary for three or four years. The funeral services were held at the Presbyterian church at Dunlapsville. and were conducted by the Rev. David R. Moore. Interment in the Dunlapsville cemetery.

BOXING MEASURE MAYBE ADOPTED

HARRY MACY TO TAP 600 MAPLE TREES

CHARLESTON, W. Va., Jan. 24. That the West Virginia legislature will pass a bill legalizing state regulation boxing was presented today when such a bill reported favorably in the boue of delegates. The bill provides for a state athletic commission with tower to issue permits for boxing exhibitions, five per cent of the receipts of such exhibitions to go to the state. Supporters of the measure say that such a law would bring in $20,000 annually in revenue.

SALOONIST IS MENTIONED Jesse Stewart was granted a divorce from Essie Stewart by Judge Fox in circuit court today. The complaint was on a statuatory charge. Frank Harris, a South Fifth 6treet saloonkeeper, was named as co-respondent

ECONOMY, IncL, Jan. 25. Harry Macy, one. of West River's big maple molasses makers, will bore in only 600 sugar trees this season.... .Charley Kinert,' Richmond, who's a jolly salesman, was here Monday. . One time he resided in Eocnomy and made shoes. People will be glad here to learn thai Mr. Kinert was the inventor of a shoe patent that brought him $5,700 Miss Grace Garrison left Tuesday morning for Montpelier to attend the annual meeting of the Meadow Violet club, of which she is secretary. There are twenty-six members and all graduates of M. H." S. Miss Garrison will deliver an address Thursday afternoon .relative to the beauty of wild flowers. She will return to Economy Monday. .. .Farmers Institute will be held Feb. 1, and they are anticipating one of the best ever held here.

A shipping box of steel Instead of wood has been made by an American manufacturer to reduce the damage received by goods in shipment from theft in transit It is almost unbreakable and entirely thief-proof.

Rustlings of the Netting

Rival attractions failed to make any decided impression upon the crowd, which was only slightly below the average. Harrison Fry, the Richmond rush, sure worked to hard lines. The Quaker caged three that failed to stick. Fry and Harkens worked together in a manner not irritating to the eye. Duke DuFresnes also speeded up a notch.

I Fry was not tne only unlucky one.

Sox and Lou Quigley each lost one a la Fry. New Castle is now but one full game to the rear of the leading Quakers. The Indians, with Jette in front of the pen should furnish obstruction for the New Castle boat Whether or not Harkens and Fry will be able to repeat tonight rests a good bit on the ability of the new Indianapolis pen tender.

OXFORD TEAM CLASHES WITH XENIA QUINTET

OXFORD, O,, Jan. 25. The McGuffey high school basketball team will go to Xenia tomorrow to play the nigh school boys of that city. Miami's basketball team is hard at work preparing for its game with Kenyon College here Saturday night. Kenyon has a strong team, and Miami has not lost a game this season thus far.

Best Treatment for Croup. - 'T have used Chamberlain's Cough Remedy in my family for the past five years, and for croup 1 have never found Its equal," writes Bernard George, Nelson,' Mo. Before becoming acquainted with this remedy Mr. George lost a child from an attack of croup. Obtainable everywhere. Adv.

For Stiff Neck Apply Sloan's Liniment without rubbing to the sore leaders and the pain will soon be relieved. For rheumatic aches, neuralgia, gout, lumbago, bruises, strains, sprains and muscle stiffness, have a bottle handy. Quickly penetrate and soothes, cleaner than mussy plaster or ointment, doe not stain the skin.

At all druggists, 25c. SOc, aad $1.00.

; Muncie's chance to come-back comes Friday and Saturday . nights when New Castle and Richmond, respectively, are tackled. In case Billy Duggan breaks his word, Fred Price, another Pawtucket man, will be trotted over to fill the New Castle vacancy. Duggan is said to be the best in the East, and Price just as good. Muncie, Saturday.

PYTHIAN SISTERS i PAY PIANO DEBT NEW '.PARIS, O., Jan. 25. The Pythian SisMrs are receiving the congratulations if their friends over the fact that du4ng th past week they decreased tlieir player-piano debt by $100 and intei jst, leaving but $80 to pay on the bill, j The ladies have worked unceasingly, to wipe out their debt, and have mafle several payments. They are plan: j ing an elaborate social on St. Patri;s Day, which is an annual social for ', their lodge. i , . BOB S LED PARTY COMES FROM CITY i - , , . - NEW P.RIS. O.. Jan. 25. A jolly bob-6led party took supper Saturday evening at She Brandenburg Hotel, hot oyster steals being the main feature of the repast. The merry party was composed ca.' employes of the Atlas Un

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