Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 42, Number 103, 13 March 1917 — Page 5

Local Sport News at a Glance

LOCALS FACE STATE'S BEST AFTER FIRST REAL TEST

' THE STATE SCHEDULE Friday Morning. 7:00 Llzton vs. Muhclc. 8:00 Kokomo vs. South Bend, j i): 00 Lafayette vs. Blooralngton. , 10:00 Washington vs. Martinsville. 11:00 Wingate vs. Rochester. Friday Afternoon. ' ; 1:00 Richmpnd vs. Columbus. 2:00 Vincennes vs.. Bluffton. 3:00 Rockvillo vs. Emerson (Gary). 4:00 Trafalgar vs. Lebanon. 5:00 Pen del ton vs. Kendallville. Friday Evening. 7:30 Winners, 7 a. m. vs. 8 a. m. 8:30 Winners. 9 a. m., vs. 10 a. m. ' Saturday Morning. 8: 00 Winners, 11 a. m. vs. 1 p. m. 9:00 Winners, 2 p. m. vs. 3 p. m. 10:00 Winners, 2 p. m. vs. 3 p. m. , 11; 00 Winners,7:30 vs. 8:30 p. m. Saturday Afternoon. 2: 00 Winners, 8 a. m. vs. 9 a. m. 3:00 Winners, 10 a. m. vs. 11 a. m.. Saturday Evening. 8:00 Winners, 2 p. m. vs. 3 p. in. THE R. H. S. "IF" SCHEDULE Friday Afternoon, i ' 1:00 Columbus vs. Richmond. Saturday Morning. 8:00 Versus, Wingate or Rochester. Saturday Afternoon. 2:00 Versus Rockville, Bluffton, Vincennes or Emerson (Gary). Saturday Evening. ' 8:00 Versus, Trafalgngr, Lebanon, Pendleton, Kendallville, Lizton, MunKokomo, South Bend, Jefferson High (Lafayette). Bloomington, Washington or Martisvillo. BY FRANK DUNING Richmond's chance to finish high in the state lists Is a well-developed one. Richmond will reach the semi finals,

or finale, for that matter, barring one possible obstruction. Wingate, two time state champs 13 that possible obstruction. Richmond, after disposing of Columbus Friday afternoon is slated to meet the winner of (be Wingate-Rochester game. Stonebreaker's posterity may g(ve R. H. S. trouble. Wingate Regarded Strong. But barring Wingate and the unexpected in form of a dark horse team, Richmond will have comparatively comfortable traveling throughout the preliminary games. The first opposition. Columbus, looms especially attractive to the local hopes for tho state cambric. It is o be remembered that Columbus had a whale of a time in downing Westport pome lime ago. In the tourney here. Richmond defeated W. H. S., 97 to 13. .Then conies the Wingate or Rochester game. Wingate in all probability will be R. H. S opposition in the second effort of the Quakers. Safely through the second storm carter, which by the way, breaks at 8 o'clock Saturday morning. Richmond wad' into the semi-finals against a section of a Rockville-Bluffton-Vincen-iH-6-Gary array, Kmerson High, of Gary, doesn't look soft to R. H. S. Richmond Stamina Counts. Should Richmond stamina and basketball talcait be on its feet at the close of Saturday afternoon's skirmishing, the R. H. S. squad will be sent to bed to await the big and final test. The title contest is called at 8 o'clock.

Richmond Five Enters Training For State Lists

In preparation for the Bloomington trip, Richmond high school basketball squad Is frodding the, path of the prospective winner. Coach Lyboult has inaugurated a rigid system of training work and if R II. " S. is thrown out of the' state lists Friday it will not be because of a lack of training. The team ..went through light signal and skirmish work in the school gym last night. Wednesday night the team works at the Coliseum. The squad leaves for Bloomington Thursday noon. ' Columbus, Richmond's first adversary, is somewhat of a one-man team and R. H. S. is asked to look out for one Turner, a forward. Forward Conn and Guard Taylor, too, are dependable men at the hoops. Columbus's first string lineup is Conn and Turner, forwards; Cook, center; Taylor and Crirn, guards; Sharp, Barnaby and Schaefer are the C. H. S. second stringers.

BENEFIT POLO

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FOR NEW CASTLE

The suggestion that a benefit polo game between the New Castle team and a picked five of Muncie and Richmond players be played at the local Coliseum, probably next Monday evening, is meeting with favor from Coliseum directors and Richmond fans alike. The proceeds would be turned over to the New Castle relief fund for tornado victims.

i The New Castle and Muncie polo

managements will give ijimilar benefits. It is the plan to play the regular New Castle team, winner of the state league pennant, with an all-star five of Richntond and Muncie players. Muncie would be agreeable to this plan it is understood. The game, if played, will be either Monday or Wednesday evening of next week.

LEADERS WIN FRONT MUNCIE; DOCGAN STARS

HOW THEY RANK -W. L. Pet. New Castle 30 20 .608 Muncie 24 24 .500 Richmond 24 24 .500 Games This Week. Tonight Richmond at Muncie. March 14 Muncie at Richmond. March 15 Richmond at New Castle. March 16 New Castle at Muncie. March 17 New Castle at Richmond. Mun'cie and Richmond, rink rivals for years, start tonight on a set of games that will determine the second best team of the erstwhile flourishing I. S. L. belt. Wednesday night Muncie is here. With Indianapolis out of it from the bottom and New Castle eliminated from the top, the only competition now rests between the Muncie and Richmond fives. A proposed New Castle-Richmond All-Star game Monday night probably will end the polo season. ,

PLAY RICHMOND SECONDS

The Richmond high school second teoin is booked for a game at Eaton Friday night. The Seconds will tackle E. II. S., a team coached by Horace Parker, former manager of the Richmond Quakers.

PLAY CURTAIN RAISER

Mlller-Kempers and Kremos are the principals in the City League program at the Coliseum Wednesday night. Muncie and Richmond figure in the big game.

New Castle, 3; Muncie, 1. NEW CASTLE, Ind.. March 13. New Castle's characteristic speed combined with "Hueffner's great work in the goal won for New Castle in last night's game at the Coliseum. Duggan. as usual led the New Castle drive. The game in figures: New Castle (3) Muncie (1) Duggan Williams First Rush Harkens Fabrner Second Rush Du Fresnes Harold, Thompson ' Center Doherty Huston Half Back Hueffner Pence Goal HOW THEY SCORED . First Period. ,

New Castle Harkens Second Period. New Castle . Duggan New Castle- Duggan Third Period. Muncie Williams Summary.

Goals Duggan, 2; Harkens, 1; Wi

iamB, 1. Rushes Duggan, 5; Williams, 2 Stops Hueffner, 41; Pence, 25. Referee Fletcher (Muncie). Attendance 500.

SLEET STORM KEEPS MEN FROM WORKING ON LEAGUE GROUND

Heavy rains and the sleet storm ci last night prevented the. starting of the work to grade Gilbert field, which js to be the home of the Richmond Central league team, which-was to have begun today. ' , - This was a "great disappointment to the club directors who realize that no time can be lost if the park is ready for use on the date of the league opening, May 3, when Richmond is billed to give battle to the South Bend team. Manager Myers will arrive in Richmond from Grarjd Rapids late this afternoon. He was in conference with League President Dickerson yesterday. Club officials are anxious to meet with Myers to learn what deals he has "on the fire" with the Toledo and Columbus clubs of the American Association. The only information they have is that Richmond has a prospect of securing three Toledo players and- at least two Columbus players. Cfnly Myers. knows who these men are. Club directors will hc4d. another meeting tomorrow and one of the questions that wiil be discussed pertains to the sale of season tickets.

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CAMBRIDGE CITY, March 13. Mrs. Frank Parsons has returned to Richmond after a week spent with her mother, Mrs. Mary Hindman, who has been quite ill W. B. Wilson has returned after a trip through the East in the interest of the Standard Manufacturing company. . ..At a meeting held Friday, for the purpose of securing a lecture course, the coming winter, the organization was formed by the election of the following officers: President, Prof. A. H. Hines; vice president, Mrs. Charles Kniese; secretary, Elbert Huddleson;, treasurer, J. C. Dodson The time for the St. Patrick's parly to be giren by the Social Union, at the home of Miss Elizabeth Wheelan, has been changed to Thursday, .. .Dr. H. B. Boyd returned Saturday after a short visit in the home of his daughter, Mrs. Harry Hobbs, of Plainfield. Mrs. Boyd remaining for a few days Bernard Garrett, the little son of Mr. and Mrs. Harley Garrett, has been quite ill.

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VISITED STRICKEN CITY

MILTOX; Ind., March 13. Everybody that was at liberty and could go, visited New Castle,-from here Monday morning. A number were interested bocause of 'relatives and friends, who live at New Castle and also because of property interests. Elmer

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This combination is having wonderful success everywhere. It is sweeping poor health and fear of mental and physical breakdown out of many homes. It is restoring lost appetite, giving the glow of health to the cheeks, making faces bright and complexions clear, and literally giving worn-out, brain-fagged people the strength of iron. For it combines that most useful of all metals iron in a course of medicine that is peculiarly effective. Hood's Sarsaparilla is made from an unsurpassed formula of blood-purifying and 6tomach-toning remedies, including sarsaparilla, mandrake, dandelion, yellow dock, wild cherry, gentian and other valuable alteratives and kidney and liver remedies. Peptiron Pills, named from pepsin and iron, include these with nux and other blood and stomach tonics just what physicians prescribe. Adv.

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MOOSE CONTRIBUTE $25 TO RELIEF FUND

The Moose lodge today deposited with the Palladium a check for $25 to be applied to the relief fund which is being raised for etcrm-twisted New Castle. Local members of the lodge also announced that the Supreme order was represented in the unfortunate city by men who are locking after the care of the New Castie Moose who were victims' of the disaster.

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PROGRAM FOR WEEK

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POLO Wednesday Night POLO (

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Game, 8:45 Seats Selling Phone 1569.

THURSDAY Skating, morning:, afternoon and evening.

POLO-Saturday Night-POLO New CastSe vs. Richmond

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