Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 42, Number 80, 14 February 1917 — Page 5

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, WEDNESDAY, FEB. 14, 1917

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Local Sport News at a Glance

EHMCE HANDS LOCALS SAME OLD BEATING

HOW THEY RANK W. L. Pet. Muncie 21 16 .563 Newcastle ..... 20 18 .526 Richmond IS 19 .486 Indianapolis 7 13 .350 Game This Week. Tonight New Castle, here. Feb. 15 Indianapolis at New Castle. Feb. 16 New Castle at Muncie. Feb. 17 Muncie at Richmond. New Castle vs. Richmond. New Castle, with its best lineup, Including Center Du Fresnes, Is here for the game with the Quakers at the Coliseum tonight. Monday night at New Castle, the Quakers were blanked 8 to 0. Richmond fans have cause to demand a come-back on part of the home team. Preceding the big romp, the Eagles, leader of the City League, and the Kremos, fourth placers, will -intermingle. The first game will start at 7:30; the I. S. L. contest an hour later. MUNCIE, 8; RICHMOND, 2 MUNCIE, Ind., Feb. 14. Muncie. emulating the deeds of New Castle the night before, handed the hapless Richmond polo team another terlfflc beating here last night The Quakers were outclassed at every angle. Richmond managed to hold a one-goal lead at the close of the first period, but in the second and final round had . no show whatever. The game In figures: Muncie (8) Richmond (2) Williams L. Quigley First Rush Fahrner O. Quigley Second Rush Thompson Evans Huston Griffith , Half Back . Pence O'Metz Goal. HOW THEY SCORED First Period. Muncie Thompson 2:03 Richmond Evans 5:35 Richmond L. Quigley 4:44 Second Period. Muncie Williams 5:00 Muncie Fahrner 8:30 Third Period. Muncie Thompson 1:45 Muncie Fahrner 3:47 Muncie Williams 3:42 Muncie.... '.Williams 4:37 Summary. Goals Williams, 3; Thompson, 2; Fahrner, 2; L. Quigley, 1; Evans, 1. Rushes Williams, 7; L. Quigley, 5. Stops O'Metz, 45; Pence, 29. j Referee Fletcher (Muncie). j Attendance 1,000.

Rustlings of the Netting

Again? Richmond might at least hold 'em to a reasonable score. If New Castle gets the range tonight: To the boats boys, we're sinking. .Trot out the old slogan, Claudus: Its a long road that has no bends In It ' Somebody wants to know why Richmond doesn't strengthen. Why? Center Huston walked In front of one of Lou Quigley' s drives. He Is recovering nicely today.

EATON FIVE DOWNS BILLY RANEY CLAN OF BALL TOSSERS

EATON, O., Feb. 14. By 'a score of 33 to 17 the Eaton Pirate Independent team downed the Bill Raney clan of New Paris basket shooters, here last night Raney, Wright and Wysong were the high spots of the battle. The score: New Paris (17 Eaton (33) Raney Wysong Haller Wikle Forwards P. Clark Wright Center R. Clark Gard Gephart McLaughlin Guards. Substitutions (E) Slifer for Gard; (N. P.) Sauers for P Clark. Summary. Field Goals Raney, 5; Heller, 2; Wysong, 6; Wikle, 2; Wright, 7. Foul Goals Wright, 3; Raney, 3.

One of the Muncie total was an accidental. Huston and O'Metz figured in Its making. Even Lou Quigley fell down on the rush line. Kid Williams beat him to the spot seven of twelve times. Harrison Fry went In for Sox Quigley at the close of the second. The Quakers are due tonight Hope they're not late.

DIGGS PULLS GAME AND SERIES OVER FOR EMPIRE FIVE

TRAMPS WIN OUT AFTER POOR START IN OPENING GAME

The Fcltman Tramps, after mussing up the opening game, returned with enough pins to make a clean getaway in the finals In the City League set with the Foslers Creams. The Creams were especially good in the first one. Karl Meyer led. The scores: Feltrran's Tramps 1st. 2d. 3rd. Tot.Av"

. With the Empire-Seeding series of American League games standing, a half way proposition at close of the second, Diggs kicked in with a 207 account and the set went to the Empires. Diggs work featured the "Y" alley sessioning. The scores: Empires 1st. 2d. 3rd. TotAvg. Way 166 159 124 449 150 Groan 162 145 123 430 143 Owens 107 115 139 361 120 Diggs 139 121 207 467 156 Wells 147 144 149 440 147

Totals .... 721 684 742 2147 716 Seedings 1st. 2d. 3rd. Tot.Avg. Martin ...... 121 140 158 419 140 Ellis 113 135 176 424 141 Roach 158 157 106 421 140 Schalk 100 140 130 370 123 Knight 124 138 166 428 143

REWARD SAMARITAN WITH GOLD WATCH

Wilbur Turner Richmond; Charles Q. Sanders, Kokomo; C B. Williams, Indianapolis, and A. N. Wllhelm, Kokomo, presented M. A. Locke, proprietor and publisher of the Columbus (Ind.) Daily Herald, with a gold watch yesterday as a token of gratitude for assistance rendered after an automobile accident near Columbus, Nov. 22. The Richmond young man was severely injured. Locke, who was a passenger on an interurban car, stopped the car and gave first aid which probably saved Turner's life. Mr. Turner's condition is reported to be much improved and he will move with his family to Kokomo, next week.

MEN ENTITLED TO LIVING WAGE

Rev. O. T. Deever, of Dayton, wove social philosophy into his sermon at the United Brethren church last night on "Sin's Pay Day." "Every man has a right to a living wage, sufficient to secure to him and his family the reasonable comforts of life with educational and musical advantages for his children," he said. , Dr. Deever wili preach tonight on "Guilty, But Acquitted."

DIES AT CAMPBELLSTOWN

EATON, O., Feb. 14. Mrs. Ida O'Neil, 58, well known resident of Campbellstown, died Tuesday at her home In that village. Death was caused by pneumonia. Funeral will be held Friday in that village, conducted by Rev. O. W. Powers.

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FILL -VACANT POSITION

EATON, O., Feb. 14. To Ml the vacancy occasioned by the death of J. Albert Gardner, of this city, Roy D. Schlotterback, of Lewisburg, has been appointed carrier on a rural route extending . from . the local postoffice. Schlotterbeck will remove his family here.

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REVIVAL SERVICES CONTINUE

MILTON, Ind., Feb. 14. The meetings at the Christian church were taken up Tuesday evening after an adjournment for Monday evening. Everybody is invited to attend the services each evening this week.

Trained athletes have cleared twenty-four feet and a few inches in a Tuning broad jump contest, but human beings do not rank well as jumpers.

n every home Sloan's Liniment has earned its place in the medicine chest as a relief

from pains and aches. Quickly penetrates without tabling and soothes the soreness. Cleaner and more effective than mussy plasters or ointments, it does not stain the skin. For rheumatism, neuralgia, gout, lumbago, sprains and strains use Sloan's Liniment. At all druggists, 25c. 50c. $1.00.

Meyers 184 Green .. 135 Sintz 116 Schneider ... 147 Helm?ch 12S Har.dican ... 90

171 146 133 147 164 90

190 161 173 147 161 90

545 442 421 441 451

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Fosler's Ut. Youngflesh . 171 Fosler 176 3. Bennett . . 157 XT. H.BennetL 144

S53 912 2200 767 Creams

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Tot. Av. 444 148 452 151 426 142 443 14S 533 173

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Results at Garfield

R. H. 8. (8) Notre Dame (6) Cockerill Long Klute Foutsj Forwards I Ball Phillips Center ! Martin Cully! Horr Hoggat, Guards ' j Polta Ball, 3; Martin, 2; Horr, 3; ; Long, 2; Fouta, 2; Hoggat, 2. I Army (4) Rotes (9) i Loehr Neff. Brehm Retz I Forwards Peed Church Center Wynn Neale I Murnhv ClanD i

Guards Points Brehm, 4; Neff, 4; Retz, 2; Church, 3. Navy (0) Germans (6) Byrkett Crawford Ryder Martin Forwards Ferguson Runnels Center Carter Crandall Beam Webster Guards Points Crawford, 2; Runnels, 4.

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BROWN AND PITTS ARE QUAKER HOPE As a daily prelude to the Franklin game at Fraanklin Friday night, the Earlhara basketball squad went through a solid two hours session in the school gym last night. Franklin defeated Earlham earlier in the season, but the score at that time was close and the Quakers played without Brown, the R. H. S. forward. Earlham's chances to down Thurber's five rest largely with Brown and Pitts, the R. H. S. stars.

The Nashville. Chattanooga & St Louis railway has completed plans to extend its road to Mill Creek, Tenn., where it is asserted there are 25,000 acres of coal lands awaiting development

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