Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 42, Number 78, 12 February 1917 — Page 5

THE" RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAJH, MONDAY, FEB. 12, 1917

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j 1 Local Sport News at a Glance

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LOCAL SQUAD

THRILLING

RINK BATTLE

HOW THEY RANK Won. Lost. Pet. Muncle 20 16 .556 Newcastle .. 19 17 .528 Richmond 18 17 .ii!4 Indianapolis 6 13 .316 . Games This Week Feb; 12-ftlchmond at New Castle. Fab. 13 Richmond at Muncle. Feb. 14 New Castle at Richmond. . Fb. 15 Indianapolis at New Castle. Feb. 16 New Castle at Muncle: Feb. 17 Muncle at Richmond. . Richmond at New Cattle Richmond, thrown out of the runnernp poiitlon by Indianapolis Saturday

night, has a chance to return to its former berth tonight, when Jamison's ides and tho Quakers intermingle on tae New Castle floor. Richmond can. by winning tonight, step ahead of the New Castle club, ana then, by reppeating tomorrow tight, step into the lead of the I. S. L. A small caravan of Richmondites will make the trip to the Henry county seat. The Quaker scrapping unit will be supplemented by the Miller-Kern-1 er City League five which Is scheduled to take on the Muncle amateurs In the curtain game. Indianapolis, 2; Richmond, 1

Wild and woolly was the type of $ame dropped by the Quakers to the Indians in the sessioning here Saturday. The Indians, at their best, ran the homo team a curve from first to last end practically led the natives in all departments. Injuries to Griffith. Logic n and DeWItt, together with the

uaker punishment, were the only re

futable features Of the super-inter-

ating contest.

The game in figures: Indianapolis (2) Richmond (1)

Leula L. Quigiey First Rush Loxen 0. Quigiey Second Rush Jean Evans Center ' DeWitt Griffith

Half Back Jttte O'Metz Goal How They Scored First RushIndianapolis ..Lewis, 11:30 Second PeriodRichmond ...:..L. Quigiey, 6.31 Third Period IadfanapolisI .'.Lewis, 1:57 Summary Goals Lewis, 2; L. Quigiey, 1. Rushes L. Quigiey, 4 ; Lewis,' 2. Z Stops O'Metz, 58; Jette. 41. Referee Georse Cunningham. Attendance 1,800.

PALLS ASK SECONDCHANCE AT VICTORS

It took the battle of Bull Run to awaken the North to a sense Of serious effort. It took the Item-Pall polo controversy at the Coliseum- Saturday afternoon to awaken the Palls to an appre-

preciattou of the "preparedness first"! loan.

The Palladium, confident but unprepared, enthusiastic but minus such essential weapons as polo clubs and a goal tender, was crushed, humiliated end disgraced, as it were. The score wa 6 to 2, Item. The Palladium offers no alibis. Hsre Are the Cold Figures " The frigid facts show that the Pall itoal was in danger nine times. The Item pen was threatened seventeen times. The Item penman stopped fifteen; the Pall, three. The superiority of the Pall offense Is reflected in the uwfulness of its defense. In the case of the Item, vice versa. . The Palladium polo team merely f3ks for a chance to restore Its displaced honor:

FRIARS HAND ONE TO ELKHORN TEAM

The advent of the Richmond Friar basketball five into gym circles of the town was the signal for the 29 to 11 ilctory over the Elkhorn independents at the Garfield gym Saturday night. The score: Friars

Gls. Fls. Lee. f. ....3 3 Slckman, f 5 0 Sperling, c. ........ 2 0 Canan, g. .......... 1 o Smith, g o 0

Msd. Pts. 2 13

Totals 13 3 Elkhorn Gls. Fls. O. Wiliams, f 1 0 Parker, f. r. 2 0 IT. Williams, c 2 1 H. Hawley, g 0 o Beeson, g 0 0 Totals... 5 1

29

Msd. Pts.

BOSTON QUINTET SUFFERS DEFEAT BY OHIO SQUAD

CAMPBELLSTOWN, O., Feb. 12. CampbeIl3town defeated the Boston A, C. basketball flee here recently. The score was 28 to 22. The figures: Boston

Gls. Fls. Msd. Pts.

Williamson, f 4 7 Bond, f 2 0 Connell, c 0 1 Flelsch. 1 0 Kitchell, s 0 0

QUAKERS 0L0

SEASON TONIGHT

GAINST RAYLS

Finis to the Quaker. season of 16-17 will be written at the Coliseum this evening when the Richmond five plays the host part to the invading .T. B. Rayls, of Detroit. The Richmond Em Rces and the Centerville Independents

will play the curtain game.

Second to none in the state of Mich

igan is the trade mark of the Rayl

club, of Detroit.. -..The calibre of the team is reflected in the performance

of the Detroiters against the state champ Em Roes Saturday night. The Wolverines, playing on a foreign floor,

forced Glenn Kline's help to the limit. The Em Roes won by a mere handful nf mints.

1 11 Tim Ravi-Quaker erame will be call

ed at 8:30. The Centerville-Richmond Em Roe contest breaks at 7:30. L. A. Schwan, of the Y. M. C. A. will referee the big game. The probable lineups: Detroit. Quakers. W. Wilson...... Brown Dessert Logan Kennelly H. Parker Forwards Coveney Wiechman Center E. Wilson . : Webb

15 Kavanaugh Schepman

Wasmund wer Guards.

AMATEURS SUFFER DEFEAT IN CHICAGO ON BANKED FLOOR

3 o o 0 0

Totals ..' 7

8

22

Campbellstown Gls. Fls. Msd. Pts.

Weeks, f R. Tbursman. f. S. Thurman, c. Campbell, g Bowne, g

0 0 10 0 0 10

" Totals ........... 9

Officials Referee Brandenber

Rinehart. Timer McWhinney, er Swisher.

24 0 0 28

Umpire

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OTTO MILLER FALLS; FRACTURES ANKLE

Otto N. Miller of Winchester, slipped on an ice covered pavement at North- Eighth and D streets Friday afternoon and fractured an ankle He was taken to Reid hospital in the city ambulance. Earlier in the afternoon the ambulance removed Manuel Brown, a horseshoer, to the hospital, Brown having had a leg broken by a horse he was shoeing.

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Says the cWago Tribune: "Richmond, Ind., is the honie of roller hockey, and the little city has one of the best roller teams in this section of the country, but at Dreamland rink Saturday the Harmon-Cooper all-star combine defeated the lads from Indiana, 6 to 2. ' The Williams brothers, Red and Kid there you have the story of Chicago's six goals. -..While the Williams boys were doing the brother act in the goal making line Bill Whiting and Art Egiinton were just as prominent in the defensive. .. . ... The Richmond boys had a fairly good alibi. They were playing their first game on a banked floor.: The corners in the Dreamland rink are banked and the visitors did not get wise to the way to play the banks until the final period. In this final period they made both their scores.

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Richmond lost, too. All of 'which goes to prove that the best of cm fall. But for the stellar work of Harry O'Metz, Richmond would have been buried. - 1 Ted Lewis scored two goals and a kayo. Our Bob Griffith took the count.

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Billy, Jette, at last, arrived. His work saver" the Indians many times. Speaking of goal tends, the Pall cage keeper rolled up three stops. Hopes for the unexpected .at New Castle tonight

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H AGERSTOWN, Ind.. Feb 12. Thei? detailed score of the Waynetou n-Hag- j rrstown high school game here Satur-j

day night:

Hagerstown High School.

G. F. V. Endsley 4 . 0 0 Teetor, f 0 3 7 Foyst, c 5 0 0 Petty, g 0 0 0 Purple, g 0 0 0 Petty, W.. g 0 o o

Totals !) 3 . Waynetown Hiph School.

G. . F. !T. P. Merrell. f 5 2 r. 12 Wood. f. 2 0 0 t Stover, e 2 0 0 4 Llvingood. g 1 0 0 2 Henderson, g 1 0 0 2 Hayes, g 0 0 0 0 Bonnell. f 0 0 0 0 Totals..... 11 2 5 24 Fouls committed By Hagerstown.

Endsley. pt: Teetor, p; Foyst. 3: Purple, 9. Waynetown. Merrell. p; Wood, 2 pt: Stover, 5p: Llvingood, p; liederson. pt. Time of halves 20 minute?. Referee- Bookout.

SOLICITOR RESIGNS

TO PRACTICE LAW

(By Associated Press) WASHINGTON, Feb. 12.Cone Johnson, solicitor of the state department had an engagement with President Wilson today to present his resignation, to take effect March 1. He will return to his home in Texas to resume the practice of law.

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