Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 42, Number 140, 25 April 1917 — Page 5

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 25, 1917

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Local Sport News at a Glance

FROM BASE TO BASE

Groundkeeper Justice hat : job. cut out for him In getting to playing field at Athletic park In shape for the Springfield games,. Saturday and Sun day. . "Cy" Young, pitcher and outf WJder, la the latest addition to Myers' hospital corps, fount Bone to Battle Creek to receive treatment for a very sore arm. George Texter, the Quakers big catcher, has returned lrm Wattle Creek and reports that his arm is now in good condition. .Umpires of the Central league this year wi)l introduce each player as he tomes to bat tor the first time tn every game. The limps are tovbe dolled up in blue serge Norfolk eults. In the Ttlajors NATIONAL At New York R. H. K. Boston 100 000 1001 $ 1 New York 201 001 00 Id 1 Butteries Allen, Barnes and Oowdy; Schupp, McCarty and Gibson. At St Louis R. H. E. Pittsburg; 000 010 0001 6 2 St. Louis' 000 010 0012 7 1 Batteries Grimes and Fischer; Aniii, Snyder and Gontals. At Cincinnati R. H.E. Chicago . 020 401 1008 12 0 Cincinnati 202 000 0004 S 3 Batteries Demaree, Carter Aldredge end Elliott; Mitchell, KneUer, EUer i nil Wingo. AMERICAN At Boston R. H.E. New York 000 01 0012 8 3 Boston . . . 000 000 1001 0 4 Hatterles Mogrldge and Nunmakr; Leonard and Cady. At Detroit 1 R. H.E ft. Louis .000 000 0707 12 2 Ortioit ..IOC 100 000 2 5 1 Batteries Weilman, Kob, Hale and Scrercid; Coveleskie, Jones and Spencer. At Chicaso R. H.E. Cleveland . ... (i 000 0000 5 1 Chicago .000 000 0011 2 4 Bittorles Covelskie and O'Neil; Scoit and Schalk. At Washington R. H. E. Philadelphia ....100 100 800 5 7 2 Washington 160 000 01 8 9 2 Batteries Meyes, E. Johnson, Meyer, Haley and Schang; Ainsmith and Shaw. ASSOCIATION At Louisville R. H. E. Indianapolis ....100 800 000 4 4 1 Louisville 100 001 0002 2 3 Batteries Falkenberg and Gossett; Stroud, Luque and demons. CITY AVERAGES A. S. M. STANDINGS A. 3. M. Won. Lost. Pet. Avg. Americans 30 24 .555 731 Empires 2S 25 .519 728 Settlings 27 27 .500 715 Keutuckys 23 31 .426 717 Individual Averages. Games. TotPins. Avg. John Ulrich 51 8104 159 O. P. Otten 24 3798 158 neorge Wells ....33 5052 153 Ellis Knight 64 8143 151 Frank Shlssler ...54 Sill 150 Ernest Way 54 . 8076 150 John Groan 51 7672 150 Joe Hills 53 7882 140 Harry Winkle ...54 7931 147 Walter Ellis .....51 7421 . 146 A. W. Roach ....54 7816 145 Clarence Dlggs ..54 7609 141 Harry Williams ..26 5081 141 Crorge Martin ...SO 4294 141 Jnmes Porter ....54 7596 140 Elmer Towle ....48 6518 136 U. F. Owens 42 5615 134 Mike Hoesell 51 6799 133 Ed. Schalk 61 6757 132 John Heater 64 6916 128 High individual score: Shlssler, 222. High individual team score: Americans. 844. cfiattgo yhen yes "VOU pay him regular prices for uncertain quality. Like as not such coffee will be old and stale, loaded with bitter chaff. But Golden Sun Is always fresh, strong, full with flavor and chaffless. For It's cut by a special process and put up in sealed, airtight, flavor-retaining cans. Each pound will yield an unusual number of cups of real, rich, mellow, fragrant coffee. The price of GolJ cn Sun is modest Itcarrksno premiums. Sold only by grocers. Gofcfcn Sun

Vandagrift's Fort Wayne - team, which opens the season at Evansville, has arranged several barnstorming games enroute to the Ohio City. Springfield put through a deaf wKh Columbus for Outfielder Bratchl, one of the Central's stars in 1916, but Bratchl refuses to go to the Reapers. This hard bitting fellow can find a home with any Central league outfit. The Grand Rapids team Is training in ChUlicotfae. O., military drill being a part of : each days workout The drlllmaster is a regular army sergeant

'league standings NATIONAL LEAGUE Clubs " W. L. - Pet New York ...j .... 7 2 .778 St. Louis . . . j 9 4 .692 Boston .....4 5 4 .656 Chicago . 7 C .538 Cincinnati 7 7 .500 Philadelphia ..3 . 6 .333 Brooklyn ... 3 6 .333 Pittsburgh .., 4 10 .286 AMERICAN LEAGUE Clubs W. L. Pet. Chicago -9 2 .818 New York ............. 6 3 .667 Boston 6 4 .650 Cleveland ............. 5 6 .465 St. Louis k . . 5 6 .456 Washington ........... 4 6 .400 Philadelphia ... 4 7 .364 Detroit ..3 8 .273 AMERICAN ASSOCIATION Clubs W. L. Indianapolis ..........11 3 Kansas City 7 2 Milwaukee S 3 Louisville 8 5 Columbus 6 8 Minneapolis S 8 St. Paul 2 7 Toledo 2 10 GAMES TODAY National League. Chicago at Cincinnati. Pittsburgh at St. Louis. Boston at Brooklyn. New York at Philadelphia. American League. Cleveland at Chicago. St Louis at Detroit. Philadelphia at New York. Washington at Boston. . American Association Milwaukee at Columbus. St. Paul at Toledo. Minneapolis at Indianapolis. Kansas City at Louisville. YESTERDAY'S RESULTS National League. Chicago, 8; Cincinnati, 4. St. Louis, 2; Pittsburgh, 1. New York, 8; Boston, 2. Brooklyn-Philadelphia; rain. American League. Chicago, 1; Cleveland, 0. St. Louis. 7; Detroit 2. New York, 2; Boston, 1. Washington, 8; Philadelphia, 5. American Association. Indianapolis, 4; Louisville, 2. Other games postponed; rain. Pet .786 .778 .625 .616 .386 .376 .222 .167 V T L n i leacnes ooys How to Swim Free Lists of boys who can not swim are being compiled by the schools. When these boys present cards signed by their parents stating that the bearers do not know the art of swimming, they will be entitled to free Instruction in the Y. M. C. A. Swimming course to be given by Physical Director L. A. Schwan the week of April 30 to May 5. The schedule ot classes and instruction will be announced later. . The school will close on Saturday morning with a water carnival at the "Y" pool. DISCUSS SPREAD OF DEMOCRACIES LONDON, April 25. At a confer ence here .of Journalists representing the European neutral countries the situation in Spain, Holland, Greece and Scandinavia was discussed, particularly from the economic and political side, especial consideration being given the effect the Russian revolution has had in the nations 'under discusfcion. One' speaker declared that republican sentiment had won many converts in the European neutral countries. . We

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HAGERSTOWN. Ind., April 26. The Rev. H. E. Truttt preached the baccalaureate sermon Sunday night at the Christian church in the presence of the class of 1917 ot the Hagerstown high school and to a very large audimc. ' The invocation was by the Rev. Mr. Gruber, pastor of the Methodist Episcopal church and the school young rolks furnished the music, with Mrs. Anthony Hower directing. The public school will close Wednesday and the commencement exercises will be Thursday night of this wek.- On Friday night will occur the annual banquet of Hageratown High school Alumni association. . Following is a list of the names of the members of the graduating class of '17: Thelma Sells, Robert B. Stewart, Leslie G. Smith, Gladys Adele Cromer, Walter V. Wichtennan, Macy O. Teetor, Velma I. Allen. Edwin Purple, Florence E. Logan, Charles D. Rigga, Kate E. Duggins, Ernest M. Pollard, Grace Dexter PecUnpaugh and Gilbert Foyst. Township Arranges School Convention The first semi-annual convention of the Greene township Sunday schools will be held in the ' Morgan Creek church at 2 o'clock. Sunday, May 8. The following program has been announced: Devotional service, Rev. L. Hunt; organisation of convention; song. Center Sunday school; election of delegates to the county and state conventions; class song. M, E. Sunday school; reports by department superintendents; song, Miss Ruth Ulmer; "The Need of Men in the Sunday School," Rev. Lee Chamness; song, Williamsburg Friends' Sunday school; ''Progressive Christianity," Rev. L. F. Ulmer; song, Morgan's Creek Sunday school; benediction. 200 Cars of Eggs ' Held by Speculators CHICAGO. April 25. About two hundred carloads of eggs, approximately 36,000.000 are on railroad tracks in Chicago today and they are being held by speculators, according to Herbert A. Emerson, who is on his way to his home in New York from the Pacific coast, where he investigated food conditions for John J. Dillon, commissioner of. the state of New York. Mr. Emerson said that the Pacific Coast states this year Instead of importing eggs as they hare done usually, will have a surplus of 75.000 to 100,000 cases. I. W. W. MEMBERS CURSED THE FLAG MINOT, N. D., April 25. Carl J: Helmgun and A. Ganson, members of the Industrial Workers of the World arrested yesterday for insulting the American flag, were sentenced in police court to 20 days in Jail. The men are said to have attempted to start a fight with a navy recruit and in the conversation, to have cursed the flag.

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Inspector Hink drew Rachel aside. "What steps would you wish to take In this case, madam?" be asked curiously. . v : Lady Torrens turned briskly. "This absurd charge of bigamy muef be given up at once, Hink." she said imperiously. "It is tob grotesque. Captain Fane hasn't ; been - married twice. -because be has no knowledge whatever that he has ever been married at all until today." "Quite so quite so, my lady." Hink said, "But the facts remain and a couple ot marriage certificates are rather difficult to Ignore." He hesitated. ' If your ladyship knew any one in the Home Office': he suggested. He was an Intensely busy man, end at the moment the Oorde case was occupying all his mind, and energies. He had been obliged to obey Lady Torrens's peremptory, summons: but after alt any man in the department could take out a bigamy case, while it would r reflect ' On bis honor, should the Gorde case remain unsolved.. -v - The strategic move was successful. -"Hink, you are not a fool," Lady Torrens said, "and, thank Heaven, I am a friend of Willans. Order my car, please." She gave the home secretary's address tn Berkeley Square and added to the chauffeur: "Ride like the devil, Reid!" "Good old sport!" some one in the crowd cried as the car moved swiftly away, Ot all the ills we are forced to bear, we would none of us choose susCLASS ENTERTAINS CLUB OF MOTHERS HAGERSTOWN, Ind., April 25. The Domestic Science class ot the grammar school entertained the Mothers' club at the school house Monday. There were eighteen members of the Mothers' club present and the class served refreshments of their own preparation. Mrs. Willard Stahr, who became a bride Sunday, is the teacher of the class. Early in the School season the Mothers' club presented this class with dishes. Last Thursday a similar affair was given by the Domestic Science class Of the high school complimentary to the Home Economics club. Mrs. Stahr is teacher also of the high school domestic science class. MINE TO TUNNEL 2,400 FEET UNDER ALASKA CHANNEL SAN FRANCISCO, April 25. By tunnelling 2.400 feet under Gastineau channel at a depth estimated at 3,000 feet, the directors of. the Treadwell group of mines on Douglas Island, AlaBka, hope to mine the ore under the diggings destroyed by flood last Saturday night according to F. W. Bradley, president ot the . Alaska Treadwell. Gold 'Mining company. ENTERTAINS HELEN HUN.T CAMBRIDGE CITY, Ind.. April 25. Miss Lillie Conklin will be hostess of the Helen Hunt club, Monday afternoon, at her home on East Main street. Papers will be read by Mrs. Roth and Miss Macey on "Masterpieces of Spanish Art" and "Murillo." runner of dread consumption; Scrofula, Eczema, Tetter, Erysipelas and other disfiguring skin diseases; Ma laria, which makes the strongest men helpless, and many other diseases are the direct result of impure blood. You can easily avoid all of these diseases, and rid the system of them, by the use ot S. S. S., the wonderful blood remedy that has been in con stant use for more than fifty years S. S. S. cleanses the blood thoroughly, and routs every vestige of impurity. It is 661d by druggists everywhere. For valuable literature and medical advice absolutely free, write today to the Medical Dept., Swift Specific Company, 39 Swift Laboratory, At lanta. Ga. Adv. .

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