Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 42, Number 69, 1 February 1917 — Page 5

Local Sport News at a Glance

0T.1ETZ KICKS LOCAL TEAM TO TRIULIPII OVER JETTE

HOW THEY RANK W. L.

Richmond 17 New Caitle 17 Muncle 16 Indianapolis 5

13 15 15 12

Pet .567 .531 .519 .294

Game This Week. Tonight Richmond at New Castle, '""b. 2 Richmond at Muncie. 2N'sw Ca6tle at Richmond. RICHMOND VS. NEW CASTLE Tonight's "If" Figures. W. L. Pet Win Lose Richmond ... 17 13 .567 .581 .549 New Castle.. 17 15 .531 .546 . .516 Richmond's four-game drive which was launched rather auspiciously last evening will be continued at New Castle tonight. The Quakers, after setLing back the Indianapolis Jette comMnation will necessarily walk over the New Castle-Duggan combine ionlght if it cares a whole lot about remaining in first stall of the I. S. L. It is practically certain that Billy Ouggan, "the Ty Cobb of polo," from way down East, will be with the Ooherty caucus this eve. Latest word from the New Castle front is to the effect that William had changed cars at New York and was beaded toward the wild and woolly via the Pennsy. Should Duggac prove half as good as the nice things said about him, Rich

mond will experience trouble. New Castle, vitb the Easterner, looms as real class. The result of the battle will largely determine Richmond's chances of leadingt he list at the close of this week's schedule. Quakers, 6; Indians, 3. Stacked against our own Jimmy O'Metz in the thrilling three-reeler at the Coliseum last night, Billy Jette, the Paw tucket sensation, counted on as the Joan of Arc of the Indianapolis five, loomed clam mussels aside of Paraguay pearls in comparison. The comparison, and it takes nerve to uae lb word, in cold facts read O'Metz. sixty-six stops, three misses; Jette, thirty-seven 6tops, six misses. ; From this war summary it mijrht be taken that O'Metx tended goal last 1

rJfcht. .... . , - . ...",. : . O'Metx Deserves the Glory. Richmond might consider itself ucky In taking the. Indian tag. The Indianapolis offensive was way ahead of the Quaker attack. Credit is due O'Metz alone. In matter of goals scored, Richmond was miles and miles ahead at any rtage of the contest. The Quakers fooled Jette three times In the first part and repeated in the second before Jimmy O'Metz unloosened to the extent of two Indian tallies. Richmond's victory helps a whole lot inasmuch as the New Castle and Muncie teams are getting too familiar. A victory over New Castle tonight will make the Quaker lead resonably safe for the rest of the week. The Indian-Quaker game in figures: Richmond (6) Indianapolis (3) L. Quigley Lewis First Rush O. Quigley Loxen Second Rush Ev&ns - Jean Center Griffith Harold Half Back O'Metz , Jette Goal How they scored: .

First Period. Richmond.. U Quigley Richmond. L. Quigley Richmond ....... .L Quigley Second Period. nichmond I. Quigley Richmond. .. . O. Quigley Indianapolis ...... Harold Third Period. . Richmond L. Quigley Indianapolis. Lewis Indianapolis Lewis Summary. Goals Li Quigley. 5; Lewis,

Quigley, 1; Harold. 1. Rushes L. Quigley, 9; Lewis, 3. Assists O. Quiglev, 2; Evans, 2; u. Quigley, 1; Griffith. 1. Stops O'Metz, 66: Jette. 37. Referee George Cunningham. Attendance 1,700.

Rustlings of the Netting

An boar before the game the corner caucus had voted that Richmond must strengthen by adding a new goal tend. L. Quigley too came in for his share of the criticism. Louis made five goals last night. All of which goes to prove the worth of the "trade at home" slogan. ' If things had not broken adversly for Sox Quigley and Walt Evans, the ccore would have been 8 to 3. Billy Jette had nothing but his reputation last night. George Cunningham has supplanted Harry Thompson as arbiter. Cunny's work is good. Doc Harold had a big night of it. Its seldom that . Noah's companion breaks inti the score sheet to" the extent of one goal and one foul.

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GENU'S ASSISTANCE HELPS MILLER FIVE WIN FROM EAGLES

CITY LEAGUE STANDING Won. Lost. Pet. Eagles 6 2 .750 Greeks 4 3 .571 Miller-Kempers 4 4 .500 Kremoa 1 6 .143 M.-K.'s, 4; Eagles, 2 Hank Genu's debut into the City League Was the signal for a MillerKemper win over the leading Eagle Ave in the curtain act of the Coliseum offering last night. Gen stiffened the M.-K. defense preceptibly. Concerted team action on part of his teammates did the rest. The game in figures: M.-K.'s (4) Eagles (2) Clark Shallenberg First Rush

Butler Ewbank, Long Second Rush Bulla, Kemp Geyer Center

Genn .. ... Able Half Back Gordon Brunton Goal Summary Goals Clark, Butler, Bulla, Kemp, Shallenberg, Geyer. Rushes Shallenberg, 4; Clark, 3; Butler, 2. Stops Gordon. 38; Brunton, 28. Referee Vic Newman. INS AND OUTS Gordon's pen work was the big factor in the Miller-Kemper success. Out of forty chancs3 the M.-K. goal tend erred but twice.

Brunton on the other hand, showed a tendency to overlook 'em now and then. Date Geyer who usually Alls 'em up for the Eagles had an off night. He scored but one.

Harold must have thought about that triple rush system. The veteran roamed away out of his terrotry. How many games will it take for Jette to bis his stride? Oswald wants to know. A Polo Fable. Once upon a time a certain team scored a goal on a drive from foul. (It wasn't in the I. S. L. however.) "Dashing Duggan" they 'call him. How nice. New Castle tonight and Saturday.

EATON MEETS STIVERS

EATON. O., Feb. 1. Horace Parker, former Quaker, who has succeeded Karl Allison as coach of the Eaton, 'O., high school basketball team sent his charges through a stiff workout in the Eaton Armory last night. E. H. S. rueets the Stivers Second team at Eaton Saturday night Dixon township and West Manchester will play the preliminary.

SHOE BOYS WIN THREE IN A ROW FROM CHALMERS

Feltman's Tramps, with Ed Helmich going good, were too good for the Cbalmer High Speeds and the three games of the City League series went to the shoe clerks. Helmich's 194 average was the high spot of the City alley games. R. Miller wasn't as bad as the rest of the High Speeds. The scores : Chalmers High Speeds ' 1st. 2d. 3rd. Tot.Avg.

Blomeyer . Zeyen Erk Eikenberry R. Miller .. Handicap .

132 139 155 149 164 115

155 139 166 136 169 115

145 139 121 158 154 115

432 417 442 443 487

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139 147 148 162

The Miller-Kemper quartet rush was a lulu.

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Petey Kemp, as per form, obstructed more than one Eagle procession toward the home pen. Saturday night the Kremos and Greeks come together.

KID TEAM SAVES FINAL GAME FROM COLONIAL CLUTCH

Totals .... 854 880 832 2221 740 Feltman's Tramps 1st. 2d. 3rd. Tot. Avg. Meyers 181 157 149 487 162 Green ...... 123 161 164 448 149 Schneider ..137 186 157 480 160 Sintz 112 138 199 449 150 Helmich ... 215 160 208 593 194 Handicap ... 90 90 90

Totals

858 892 967 2447 816.

QUAKERS ARE LEARY

Members of the Quaker Club today expressed doubt that the Detroit T. B. R.-Richmond Quaker game would be played at the Coliseum February 12 as per schedule: The Quakers' are a bit leary of tackling this team rated as the fastest traveling out of Detroit. The Quakers will not, however, break their contract with this team and in case Detroit insists the game will be played February 12.

PLAYS HAMILTON

CAMDEN, O., Feb. 1. Hamilton high school basket ball team comes to this place for a game with C. H. S. Friday night. Camden hopes to hold the strong H. H. S. five to a low score. "

TWO-GAME BILL OFFERED FRIDAY

In preparation for the double basket-)

ball offering at the coliseum rr.nay evening, the Earlham college and Richmond high school basketball teams went through stiff workout sessions at the Coliseum yesterday. The Quakers were putting on the final touches preparatory to the Wabash action. R H. S. was getting ready to "welcome Hagtrstown high.

BRIEFS

Spalding. Rees and McKhann, of the Kid Five, speeded up in the" last one and managed to save it from the wreck of the series dropped to the Colonials on the "Y" alleys last night. The Colonials with Knight and Hancr leading had started the juveniles on the downward path. The scores: Kid Five.

1st. 2d.

128 133

Rees McDonald McKhann Runnels . Spalding Totals .

128 171 128 134

107 171 141 158

3d. 1S4 93 171 140 186

Total Av. 465 155

PLASTERS

Tht Worlfs Greatttt External Rtmtdj. Cough and Colds (on chest and another betwwa shoulder blades) Weak Chests,

Any Local Pain. Ituist on

Having ALLCOars.

328 513 409 478

109 171 136 159

. 689 730 774 2193 731

Colonials. 1st. 2d. 3d. Total Av. Klute ...... 147 141 182 470 157 Kercheval .. 136 161 136 433 144 Haner 147 191 152 490 163 Knight 166 166 166 498 166 Blind 146 147 122 415 138 Totals .... 742 806 758 2306 769

BATTER TO A DRAW

ANDERSON. Ind, Feb. 1. Srew Donnelly, Indianapolis and Chuck Wiggans, Hoosier, battled to an eight round draw here last night.

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