Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 42, Number 265, 18 September 1917 — Page 5
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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, TUESDAY, SEPT. 18, 1917 MILTON CHAMP Local Sport News at a Glance Popular Camp Feature CONGRATULATED FIRST CALL FOR BASKETBALLERS SEPTEMBER 26 "Death Valley Jim" on Job MILTON, Ind., Sept 18.- Roque players were thick yesterday morning at the bank, congratulating O. M. KerUn, the cashier for bringing the interstate cup to Milton again. The first time, Oeorge Baker, a Milton player, landed the cup. It is on the cards that the roque players will get up a surprise party for these two champions. Richmond Net Men Manager; Nohr and Coach Mullins Announce Date for First Practice. to Play Anderson
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Announcement was made by Manager Nohr and Coach Mullina of the High school, that the first call for basketball men will be made for Wednesday, September 26, at -which time all candidates for both the first and second teams will be expected to appear for registration as members of the squad. The majority of the basketball men of the school have already been training and are' in the best condition for the season, but Coach Mullins will put the boys through a week's preliminary workout before starting on real basketball practice. The season's schedule does not Btart until November 2 this year and Coach Mullins is planning to get the boys In championship condition before the season starts.
In the Majors
National League. At Cincinnati . R- H.E. Philadeplhia ....201 001 0004 10 1 Cincinnati 000 001 0001 8 3 Alexander and Klllifer; Reuther and Mitchell.
At Pittsburgh R. H.E. Boston .100 000 000 000 003 4 12 0 Pittsb'a .000 100 000 000 0001 9 2 Hughes and Myers; Miller and Schmidt.
At Chicago R. H. E. New York 000 012 0205 6 0 Chicago 000 000 0000 6 2 Schupp and McCarty; Prendergrast and Dilhoefer.
America nLeague. At New York R. H.E. Boston ....301 010 0106 9 2 New York 101 000 0001 5 0 Leonard and Cady; Morgridge, Shocker, Fisher and Nunamaker.
LEAGUE STANDINGS
NATIONAL LEAGUE W. L. Pet. New York 90 49 .647 Philadelphia 77 59 .565 St. Louis 76 66 .535 Cincinnati 72 71 .503 Chicago 71 71 .500 Brooklyn 63 71 .470 Boston 60 75 .470 Pittsburgh 46 93 .331 AMERICAN LEAGUE W. L. Pet. Chicago 94 48 .662 Boston S4 53 .609 Cleveland 78 63 .553 Detroit 70 72 .493 Washington 65 71 .478 New York 66 73 .475 St. Louis 52 90 .366 Philadelphia 49 88 .358 AMERICA NASSOCIATION W. L. Pet. Indianapolis 89 62 .589 St. Paul 87 C5 .572 Louisville S7 65 .572 Columbus 83 68 .550 Milwaukee 70 80 .467 Minenapolls 67 83 .447 Kansas City 65 85 .433 Toledo 54 94 .365 GAMES TODAY National League. Philadelphia at Cincinnati. New York at Chicago. Brooklyn at St. Louis. Boston at Pittsburgh. American League. Chicago at Philadelphia. Detroit at Boston. St Louis at Washington. Cleveland at New York. American Association. St. Paul at Columbus. Minneapolis at Toledo. Milwaukee at Indianapolis. Kansas City at Louisville.
YESTERDAY'S RESULTS National League. Philadelphia, 4; Cincinnati. 1. Boston. 4; Pittsburgh, 1 (15 innings) New York, 5; Chicago, 0. American League. Boston. 6; New York, 1. American Association. Columbus. 5; St. Paul, 4 (10 innings) Minneapolis, 5; Toledo, 4. Indianapolis, 3; Milwaukee, 2. Louisville, 4: Kansas City, 3.
BASKETBALL PLAYERS MILTON. Ind.. Sept. 18. W. C. Dayton. Leele Hull. William Howard, Glenn and Marry F. Walford, E. Jones, and E. Darley of the High school are among the leading players who will organize the basketball team this sea-don.
BRIEFS
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of Wayne Aerie No. 666 be present Wed. night at 8:00 !'cIock, business of importance. Lunch.
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Jim Scott is finishing his ninth year with the Chicago White Sox. Scott ranks fourth in pitching effectiveness in the American League, and no doubt Manager Rowland will depend upon him a great deal in the series with the Giants. He was recently accepted for the officers reserve training camp at Leon Springs, Texas, but will not report until after the World's Series.
Morgan Creek Church to Have Homecoming ECONOMY, Ind., Sept. 18. The annual home coming picnic at Morgan Creek Friends church will be held the last Sunday in September. There will be many present from different counties of the state and at the noon hour a dinner will be served. It also is the last Sunday for Rev. Logan Hunt, who baa been the regular pastor for the past two years, he having accepted at Oak View and Bear Creek Rev. Mr. Markle, Earlham, preached Sunday morning in the Economy Friends church Mrs. Sarah Slapghter and son Arthur, Iowa, Mr. and Mrs. Jasper Roberts, Richmond, are guests of Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Williams Prof. Walter Brumflel delivered the address at the M. E. Brotherhood meeting Saturday night Rev. Oler Frazer returned from Richmond Sunday morning Mr. and Mrs. Billy McCann were guests of Webster relatives Sunday Mrs. Ella Pressbarg, Hartford City, is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Nate Parker and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Macy....Miss Lois Macy had as her Sunday guest Miss Hazel Mendenhall. Raymond Lamb took Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Chamness and Mrs. Myrtle Daugherty on a shopping trip to Richmond Saturday evening George Johnson was the Sunday dinner guest of Will Wadman and wife Miss Addie Pugh has returned from Bradford. Ohio... Mrs. Josephine Williams and children, Ruby and Dugan, were at Fountain City Sunday Harry Parker and Walter Bond, tro accepted boys, will leave Thursday for Cambridge City and then on to Louisville, Ky. Herbert Wadmon, another boy who must serve his country, will leave the first of October for the training camp... .Mr. and Mrs. Al Barber and son Vernon, Portland, were Sunday dinner guests at Edwards Brothers' home. It was a chicken dinner prepared by the Misses Grace Garrison and Thelma Gaskill. . . .Mr. and Mrs.
Tom Lamb, Richmond, were over Sunday guests of William Lamb and family.... Allen Lamb and wife, Webster,
were Sunday visitors of relatives here
Mr. and Mrs. Fritz, Modoc, were visiting Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Peelor Sun
day Oscar Edwards, Mr. and Mrs.
Ora Johnson visited Ed. Johnson and
family of near Williamsburg, Sunday
afternoon Mrs. Ollie Murphy had
Mrs. Diana Edwards as an over-Sun
day visitor Mr. and Mrs. Allie Pierce and children, Richmond, visit
ed Simpson and Dora Pierce Sunday.
The L. U. B. Ladies' Aid society,
Sugar Grove, will furnish lunch at
the Wickersham-Barbar public sale, Sept. 24. . . .Earl Conley and Joe Cain, Richmond, spent Sunday with their families here Mr. and Mrs. Prentis Edwards and son Hurlin, were at a
family reunion dinner near Richmond Sunday. .. .Mr. and Mrs. Harry Cain and children ate dinner Sunday with Joe Cain and family Mrs. Harry Marshall and daughter Cynthia, were at Muncie having dental work done.. . . . Prof. Archie Manning and family left for New York Monday, and on Sept. 18, Prof.' Manning will sail for
Panama, where he has a government
position. Mrs. Manning will remain In New York until November, then
will follow her husband to make
home Mrs. Aseneth Osborn, an aged lady, took suddenly ill Sunday
afternoon with pneumonia Mrs.
Delano Proctor arived here Saturday
evening to be a guest of relatives a
few days. Mrs. Proctor is a daughter
of John Manning, the banker Mrs Alice Fraiser spent Sunday with Rich
mond relatives. .". .Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Peterson were at Richmond and other points Sunday. ... .Mrs. Alice Conley, Williamsburg, was the Sunday dinner guest of Mrs. Hannah Kimball and
daughter, Mae .... Tot Cranor hauled
a load of veal calves to the stock
yards Saturday Mrs. Marie Wil
liams Ladd, Losantville, ate dinner
with relatives here Sunday... Mr. and Mrs. Cale Fenknore and son Howard,
Mr. and Mrs. Hurlie Lontz and chil
dren Mildred and Dudley, Hagerstown,
were entertained at dinner Sunday by
Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Fennimore...
Mr. and Mrs. John Franklin were at
Richmond Saturday afternoon Mr. and Mrs. Lester Sherry, Cambridge,
were guests of Mrs. Northcott and
Mrs. Ella Lamb... Mr. and Mrs. Omar
Smith and children of Newcastle, attended the Smith reunion at Glen Miller, Richmond, Saturday, and were Saturday night guests of Rev. Charley Bundy and family, Williamsburg, and Sunday visitors of Mr. and Mrs. O. L. Hiatt here.... Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Hiatt and family, Fountain City, were here Sunday evening.
Some proprietors of Coney islend amusement resorts have attempted the practice of admitting persons free to their places and charging them 10 cents at the exit gates, thus expecting to avoid payment of the war tax on admission tickets.
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Athletic Director Nohr, of the high school, announced Tuesday morning
that the annual tennis meet' with Anderson high school will be played either next Friday or on the Friday
following, according to the invitation
sent the Anderson players by Richmond.
Although no word has been received from Anderson players, it la expected
that the meet will be arranged before the end of this week. All of the Richmond players are in the best condition
and are ready to meet the Anderson
representatives.
The Quakers will be represented by
S. Simmons, R. Keys, R. Thornburg,
and George Eversman.
Instead of using the regulation cork or wooden floats for holding up their nets, Maine fishermen employ glass globes. It is said that the glass attracts the fish. Glass also lasts longer. Thee floats are as large as grapefruit.
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Men of the flrst contingent from New York State And their strenuou s work at Camp Cpton gives them a healthy appetite. In this picture they are seen eating in their mess shac k.
BUYS CASSELL PROPERTY
. PERSHING, Ind., Sept. 18. Mrs. John Fetters has bought the Lille Cas-
sell property on Milton street south. The consideration was $600.
PALLADIUM WANT ADS PAY
SCOUTS WILL NOT MEET
The meeting of Charlie Ross Boy Scouts, scheduled for Tuesday night, has been called off.
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