Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 42, Number 101, 10 March 1917 — Page 5

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM. SATURDAY, MARCH 10, 1917

PAGE FIVE

BRINGING UP FATHER

By McManus

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FELTMANS CAPTURE ALL THREE GAMES FROM CREAM FIVE

Feltman's Tramps took three in a row from Foster's Creams in the City League seVies at the City alleys last night. Karl Meyer averaged 201. The scores: . ' Foster's Creams 1st. 2d. 3rd. Tot. Avg.

King 180 159 174 513 Youngflesh . 170 193 186 549 Fbslor 123 158 136 417 B. Bennett . 142 148 156. 446 W, H. Bennett 167 . 149 179' 493 Handicap .. 102 102 102 ....

In 183 139 119 ICS

After Classing Richmond as Best; Dunine Selects All-Star Cast

From Plovers

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Positlon Forward

THE PALLADIUM'S BET (Complimentary) Player School

...... .O'Neal .'. ...... . . . . .. Richmond

Forward .Jessup Kicnmona Center .Parker (captain) .... Richmond Guard ; McBride Richmond Guard Shelton Richmond

THE PALLADIUM'S DISTRICT FIVE (Richmond players excepted) Position Player

Forward .Marlowe

Forward ; Stevens ........ Center Turner (captain)

Guard royst

School Sandusky

..... Liberty . . .Greensburg

Hagerstown

Guard ............ BV FRANK DUNING

. The "trade at . home", slogan is not taken into mind when the Richmond high school basketball team, the team including the entire five, is classified as the Palladium's conception of the all-around all-star bet of the tourney. In full Justice to the R. H. S. squad, its coach and its backers, the Richmond team is excepted from the list of players named in the all-district five. No one member of the R. H. S. should be slighted in the selection and to name the entire team as first choice would flavor of the egotistical. In naming an all-star cast from the ranks of the remaining high school players who have participated in only one game mistakes are certain to be recorded. Allowance should be made for these. Lead Offensive Players. Taking up the. offensive, Marlowe, Sandusky, and Stevens, Liberty, loom timber fcf all-star berths at forward. Marlowe, the I'Neal of the Sandusky five, Is better than the average. His nnrt In Iho' R.n nfl link v-f'n m hrifl tre

game warrants his position. Stevens, the main spring of the Liberty attack, is always dependable. The two would make any set of guards hustle. Reed, Monroe: Swain, Modoc; Deiwert, Clarksburg; Wichterman, Hagerstown: Cornutt, Westport;. and Thorpe, Rushville, are good men at forward. Turner Looms. Large at Center. Grant Turner, the Stonebreaker of the tourney, the foundation and steeple of the Greensburg team, is, without

question oi auuui, iirsi i-uuice lur ecu-; pjjj j ter. Turner, single handed defeated i Fronnapfei Clarksburg, and thereby earned aJ sowers f ' steady place on the first squad. Daniels' c In matter of defensives, Foyst,1! Larson' g

Hagerstown cenier, wno enouia ut-1 Furgason, shifted tack to guard; and Oakley, J 0ian, g.'

Kutmvuie, iook gooa. The giant Foyst, the pillar of the Hagerstown five should be dropped hack to guard. His ability to smother an offensive player , would make him invaluable at this point. He is too

big and too slow to take part in of-1

tensive piay. Oakley Displays Ability

Oakley. Rushville, thrown into com

Oakley Rushville

Mason, Cambridge City; Wright, Monroe; Davis, Clarksburg; Endsley, Hagerstown; Carson and Kitchel, Liberty; guards, should be classified with the first divisioners. And in awarding honorable mention, Richmond's substitutes, Grimes, Bulach and Simmons are not to be overlooked. The manner in which these boys have filled the shoes of the regulars in the preliminary games is of the regular varsity calibre. ,.

Earlham Loses to DePauw Five

GREENCASTLE, Ind., March 10. JJy a score of 29 to 19, DePauw defeated Earlham on the basketball floor here last night. Brown led the Quakers,. .. .... ,... r :

MODOC RETIRES AFTER DEFEAT BY SANDUSKY

Sandusky, 36; Modoc, 27. One of the speediest games of the tourney, the Modoc-Sandusky contest went to Sandusky high, a school an enrollment of ten boys. Ability of S. H. S. to stand up against its heavier opponents netted them the majority. By-, winning this game Sandusky took over the right to play Liberty in the semi-finals this afternoon. The game in figures:, Modoc. Gis. ' Fls. Msd. Pts.

Swain, f -5 Hadley, f 5

... 0 ... 2 ... 0 ... 0 ... 0

McGill, f

Dow, c . . . Hodson, g Lee, g . . . Hurst, g .

Fls. 3 0 0 0 0 0 0

4 0 0. 01 0 0

Totals ......12

Sandusky.

Marlowe, f . . . . . 5 Gookins, f 7 Linville, f 0 Amos, c 2 Tunrer, g ;. 0 Martin, g 0

Totals ...

.14

.8 0 0 0 0 0

27 18 14 0 4 0 0

8 36

Fouls committed Dow, 3tp; Hodson, 3t2p; Swain, ' 2t; Hawley, 3tp; Turner, 2pt; Gookins, 2tp;. Marlowe, p; Martin, p. Referee Thurmann.

LYBOULT'S SUBS SEND RANDOLPH BOYS TO COVER

Richmond, 59; Union City, 10 Coach Lyboult's subs and a" couple of the first Btringers sent Union City to the showers far keeps in a onesided featureless game this morning. Richmond Won in a walk. R. H. S. started with Simmons, Grimes and Bulach all understudies, in the lineup." McBride and Shelton' were allowed to amuse themselves a few moments. O'Neal and Jessup were kept under cover most of the game. Richmond, by. winning this .' one, takes.over the right to play Westport in the 2:30 o'clock semi-finals this afternoon. ;' The Union City game in figures: Union City

' Gls. Fls. Msd. Pts

Rohe, f. 0 Strahari) f. ........ 3 Rosenbusch, c. 1 Lewis, g. ...... 1 Curtis, g :. . 0

PENCE'S TEAM FAILS TO CHECK ADVANCE OF NEW CASTLETIES

HOW THEY RANK Won. Lost. Pet.

New Castle Richmond . . Munoie Indianapolis

31 24 24 8

20 24 24 19

.608 .500 .500 .296

new castle; 5; muncie, 2 MUNCIE, Ind., March. Freddie Pence's Muncie fife proved unequal to the task of subjugating the fast traveling New Castleites and as a result backed back to the company of the Quakers in percentage standing. New Castle'3 speed explains it. The game in figures: New Castle (5) Muncie (2) Duggan . . . . .. Williams First Rush Harkens Fahrner Second Rush DuFresnes Harold Center

0 ! Doherty

Huston

Totals "... 5 Richmond Gls. O'Neal, f. ..' 2 Jessup, f. .......... . 3 Parker, c. '. 5 McF.ride, g 0 Shelton, g 0 Simmons, c. 10 Grimes, f. 3 Bulach, f. 6

Totals Fouls Committed-

Fls. 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0

Msd. Pts

4 6 11 0 0 20 6 12

Half P.nok

u 2 I Hueffner '. Pence

Goal Substitution (M) Thompson for Fahrner. How They Scored

First Period New Castle Harkens. New Castle. . . . 4 .Duggan, Second Period

New Castle Duggan, New Castle.' DuFresnes, Muncie Thompson, Third PeriodNew Castle.. Duggan, Muncie Thompson, Summary Goals Duggan, 3; Thompson,

:35 ;i:50 6:35 5:30 2:45 2:15 3:35

Totals

Meyer . . . Green ... Sintz .... Schneider Helmick . Handicap Totals .

... 8S4 909 933 2420

Feltman's Tramps 1st. 2d. 3rd. ... 184 194 224 ... 153 157 121 ... 130 138 149 .. 166 201 167 ... 168 .173 182 .. 113 113 113

807

Tot. Avg. 604 201

441 417 534 523

147 139 178 174

914 976 966 2519 840

One pair of potato beetles may have 60,000,000 descendants in one season.

WHEELING BLOCK WRECKED BY FIfcE (By Associated Press) . - WHEELING, W. - Va., ' March 10. The wholesale district of Wheeling was threatened by a fire that broke out early today in the five-story brick building on Main street occupied by the Ohio Valley Drug Company.. The building was destroyed with a loss estimated at $125,000. - -

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Bride, p; Strahan, 2p; Rohe, p. Referee Bisliop.

Simmons, p; Mc- i Harkens, 1; DuFresnes, 1.

BLOMEYER PILOTS B. B. C. BOWLERS TO EASY VICTORY

Results of Preliminary Struggles in Race For Honors of District

SANDUSKY, 43; CAMBRIDGE, 15 Cambridge City.

Totals . ,

Marlow, f . . Gookins, f . . Amos, c . . . ,

G. 1 1 0 1 1 1

Sandusky. G.

Turner, g. - Martin, e.

pany of Jessup, Richmond's star for-J"lte' 8...

ward in the Richmond-Rushville game

displayed enough ability to rate him with the leaders in defensive play. Two guards like Oakley and Richmond would have had trouble on its hands. Other good propositions In tte guard department are Hyatt and Teright. Seright especially appeals to the fan who likes speed in floorwork.

F. 1 0 0 0 0 0 (t

F. 0 10 0 0 0

M. 2 0 0 0 0 0 0

p. 2 a 4 o 2 2 15

P. 18 16 14 0 0 0

i Howard, t p; Doles, t, 2 p; G. Turner,

p; Black, St; F. Turner, 2 p. Time of halvfes 20 minutes. Referee Thurman. Timekeeper Towle.

LIBERTY, 20; HAGERSTOWN, 19 Hagerstown Gls. Fls. Msd. Pts.

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Totals 19 10 9 4S Fouls committed By Dill, t, p; Frohnapfel, 4p; Daniels, 3t; Marson, 3t, p; Furgason, t, 3p; Dolan, p. Marlow, p; Turner, t, p. Time of halves 20 minutes. Referee Thurman. Timekeeper Nohr, J.

MODOC, 31; MONROE, 24 Monroe. G. F. M. Mumbower, f 2 1 2 Reed, f 4 3 1 Arbogast, c 2 0 0 Wright, g 2 0 0 Morris, g 0 0 0 Blackburn, g 0 0 0

HOT TEA BREAKS A COLD TRY THIS

Get a small package of Hamburg Breast Tea, or as the German folks call it, 'Hamburger Brust Thee," at any pharmacy. Take a tablespoonful of the tea, put a cup of boiling water upon i it, pour through a sieve 'and drink a teacup full at any time. It is th most effective way to break a cold and cure grip, as it opens the pores, relieving congestion. Also loosens the bowels, tbus breaking a cold at once.

ii is inwijeuic uu ruuicij actable, therefore harmless.

P. 5 11 4 4 0 0 24 P. 11 8 10 2

0 0

Totals 10 4 3 Modoc. G. F. M. Swain, if 5 1 6 Hawles, f . 4 0 0 Dow, a. 0 u Hodson. g 1 0 0 Hurst, g 0 0 0 McGunegall, g 0 0 0

Totals.... 15 1 6 31 Fouls committed By Swain, 2 p; Hawley,.' t, p: Dow, t, p; Mumbower, t; Reed, t,-' Arbogast, t, 2 p; Wright, t; Blackbucu, t. Time of halves 20 minute3. Referee Bishop. Timekeeper Towle. GREENSBURG, 35; CLARKSBURG, 24 C'arksburg.

Wichterman, Teetor, f. . . Northcott, c. Foyst, c. . . . Purple, g. . . Petty, g. . . . Endsley, g. . Totals . .

Stevens, f. . Samuels, f. . Maibaugh, c. Kitchel, c. . . Carson, g . . Fosdick, g. .

.. 0 ...... 0 o ...... w 1 ... . . . .0 2 6 Liberty Gls. ...... 1 .5 0" 0 o

Fls. 4 0 0 0 t)' .0

9 0 0 4 o 0 4 19

Blomeyer was in form and the B. B. C. live walked through three games with the R. A. M. five at the 'Y" alleys last night. Blomeyer averaged 176. The scores: R. A. M.

1st. 2d,

Parke 119 Dadisman . . 144 Stein er 133 Porter 134

Freeman

Totals

Blomeyer . . Wickemever. Fulie Thorman . . . Blind Totals ...

121

154 134 184 143 148

3rd. 130 133 159 105 145

Tot. Avg. 403 134

411 476 382 414

137 159 127 138

651 763 B. B. C. 1st. 2d.

672 2086 695 3rd. Tot. Avg.

166 171 131 117 139

175 89 179 154 188

1S8 136 155 121 111

529 396 465 392 42S

176 132 155 131 143

Rushes Duggan, 6; Fahrner, 3;

Williams, 1. Stops Hueffner, 43; Pense, 3S. Referee Fletcher (Muncie). Attendance 1,300.

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Totals

Fouls Committed By' Teetor, Foyst, 4p; Endsley; 4p; Purple, Petty, 2p; Samuels, 4p; Maibaugh, p; Carson, 2p; Fosdick, 2p. Time of Halvss 20 minutes. Referee Bishop. Timekeeper Nohr, - WESTPORT, 29; MILROY, 25. Milroy r

8 2 10 0 0 0 20 p;

t; t.

G. F. M. P. Deiwert. fl.'. 4 2 2 10 Miller, f . 1 6 4 8 Brodie, ci. 3 0 2 6 Davis, g.. 0 0 0 0 Young, g. .......... 0 0 0 . 0 Totals.'. 4 . S 8 8 24 i Greensburg. " G. F. M. P. K. Barns, t.. 2 0 0 4 Allen, f.... ......... 2 0 0, 4 Howard, f. .4 2 1 1 5 Doles, c.... 10 0 2 G. Turner, c 9 2 5 20 Black, g 0 0 0 0 F. Turner, g. 0 ,0 0 0 Totals....: .. 16 3 6 35 Fouls commritte By Deiwert, t;

Gls. Fls. Msd. Pts. Jackman, f. ......... 1 3 4 5 Jones, f 2 1 3 5 Richey, c .2 3 3 7 Seright, g 2 0. 0 4 Hyatt, g. 2- 0 0 4 Totals ........... 9 .- 7; 10 25 Westport Gls.' Fls Msd. Pts. Sims, 4 1 .6 9 Cornutt, f. 6 0 1 12 Simmons, c 3 0 0 6 Stott, g 1 0 0 2 Maple, g 0 0 0 0 Totals .14 1 7 29

Fouls Committed By Jackman, p; Jones, p; Richey, t, p; Hyatt, t, p; Sims, 8t, p; Cornutt, p; Simmons, 2p; Stott, t, p; Maple, 2p. Time of Halves 20 minutes-.

Referee Thurman. Timekeeper Nohr.

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Belle Jackson, who is appearing on the program at the Murray theatre this week in a musical act with Jim Brown, is known the country over as the "Studebaker Girl." Her photograph , is used by the Studebaker company on all posters advertising its automobile.

J Young, 2 t; Barnes, p;

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Looking Through The Coliseum Hoops

Trot out the palm branches, Horatio. Sandusky high school enrolls ten male students. Eight of them are on the S. H. S. basketball squad. The Sandusky rooters, both of 'em, accompanied the team to Richmond. This Grant Turner fellow has caused more or less worry in. the camp of R. H. S. Greensburg is a one-man team but so is Wabash.

The Coliseum was crowded this morning. Probably 2,000 fans watched R. H. S. punish Union City.

The all around clever work of Captain Bus Parker is featuring the play of R. H. S. Parker is playing his last games in the Red and White uniform and is taking advantage of the fact.. Sympathies for Hagerstown. "Heartbrer.ker' best describes the contest dropped to Liberty last night. :

The big game tonight starts at 8:30 o'clock. From this view it looks like Richmond and Liberty would figure in the finale.

Coach Lyboult is the only member of the R, H. S. basketball faction who won't smile. Lyboult is cautioning his men to "Remember Brookville."

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