Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 42, Number 285, 11 October 1917 — Page 5
THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, THURSDAY, OCT. 11, 1917
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GOAGH LIULLiN TO PUT SPEED IN H!S HOPEFULS
List of Players Announced for High School's First String.
Fast sailing from now on. With, all of the ballasts unloaded, Ccach Mullins and his High school basketball men promiee to show some real spaed from now until the first game, to be played at the Coliseum on November 2. The big squad of 32 men was cut in half at Wednesday night's session and alter a ward work out the ccach announced, the name of the men that will make up the first and second squads for the remainder
of the season. The election of a captain for the squad was postponed until next Monday nigt at which time the leaders for both the first and second squads will be chosen. Shel Simmons, the first string center and Everett Shelton, tack guard are the two men that are eligible for the position as leader of the first team and there are several candidates for this position on the second squad. The list of men that will work with the squad from now on, as announced by Coach Mullins follows: Shelton, Simmons, Cramer, Harding, Van Allen, Robinson. Gardner, Albus, Stegtnan, Lahrman, J. Shafer, K. Shafer. Weist, Lattai Rethmeyer and C. Price.
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TV. L. Pet. 5 1 .833 S 3 .500 S . 3 ,E00 3 3 .500 2 ' 4 .333 2 4 .333
League Standing
Coco Colas K. of C Models Vogues Feltman's Tramps . . . All Stars .......
John Thompson's Vogues pulled the big surprise of the series in the City league meeting on the Twigg alleys Wednesday night, when, with an average of 884 for three games, they copped all three from Runge's All Stars, who finished with an average of 860. Kuhner was the star of this series with an average for the series of 201. Poster's Coca Colas took two of their series with the Knights, an 834 score in the second game being too strong for the King-Youngflesh com blnation. Youngflcsh took the boners in this contest with an average of 197. Two pins gave the Models the decision in the Model-Tramp meeting, the Models nosing out a two pin victory in the third contest with each team holding a game. High scores were lacking in this contest, Dennis and Iserman pulling the big stuff. Following are the scores of the meet: Vogues 1st 2d. 3d. Tot. Avg.
. 170 166 173 509 170 . 200 159 209 56S 189 . 187 ICS 151 486 162 . 157 169 195 521 174 . 182 190 195 567 189
Todd .. Tomlinson . Grimes .... Erk Thompson .
Team totals 876 857 918 2651 884 Runge's All Stars -
1st 2d. 3d. Kraatz . 179 167 194 Kuhner ..... 190 200 212 Raines 153 139 137 Lahrman ... 174 186 158
Runge 174 157 160
Tot. Avg. 540 180 602 201 429 143 518 173 491 164
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General Mann and his chief of staff. Colonel Douglas MacArthur, watching the "Rainbows," men of the Forty-Becond Division, file past in review. i One hundred thousand watched the review, the greatest ever participated in by the division. Senator Oscar Underwood, with other guests, reviewed the legion as it marched over the Hempstead plains, headed by the old Sixty-ninth of New York .
This Beats Faber for Bonehead Stuff
CHICAGO, Oct. ll.There were in this city baseball fans, as many, maybe, as a thousand, who neither knew nor cared to know that the scene of the world championship baseball game had been transferred to New York. As a result of this Indifference to a piece of news that was widely mentioned in the daily papers at the time, a line of baseball fans, several blocks long, drew up before the Amer lean League ball park Monday night and when daylight broke was lounging on the Sidewalk waiting for the sale of seats to open at 11 o'clock. All of the attaches of the ball park had gone to New York and there was none left on the ground to warn the weary waiters they had waited in vain. Jri the morning the line grew in length as 11 o'clock approached, and at that hour it was so long that a detail of police was sent out to inform the members that the game would be in New York and that there wbuld not be any game anyway on account of rain.
Dennis . Slade . . Iserman Bayer . . Haner .
Models .. 125 127 18S 441 147 .. 153 146- 164 463 154 .. 179 173 162 .604 168 ...171 177 152 500 167 .. 157 139 158 454 151
Team totals 870 849 861 2580 860 High average, Kuhner, 201; high score, Kuhner, 212. Coca Colas
King ...... Youngflesh Fosler . Weaver . . . Bennett . . ;
1st 2d. 3d. Tot. Avg. 191 189 182 562 187 204 176 212 592 197 114 164 ISO 458 153 148 118 145 411 137 157 124 157 438 148
Team totals 814 771 876 2461 820 K. of C.
1st. 2d. 3d. Tdt. Avg.
Broderick . Quinlivan . . Smedinghof . Mercurio . . Ldchtenfels
152 162 146 450 150 155 163 136 454 151 132 140 164 436 145 135 204 177 516 172 166 175 154 495 165
Team totals 788 762 783 2262 754 Feltman's Tramps 1st. 2d. 3d. Tot Avg.
13S 185 169 479 160 145 15S 131 434 145 174 145 152 471 157 153 153 166 472 157 147 183 173 503 168
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Team totals 754 823 781 2359 786 High score, Dennis, 188; high average, Iserman, 168. PALLADIUM WANT AD3 PAY
Scoit Couldn't Get Off to See Score
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 11. It's awf ul hard on Death Valley Jim Scott these days. While his former White Sox teammates were battling with the Giants In the world's series, Scott, a student at the officers' reserve training camp here, was at Ft. Barry trying to concentrate his mind on rifle practice. Jim couldn't even got off long enough to watch a scoreboard.
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Team totals 740 834 777 235i 784 High average. Youngflesh, 197; high score, Youngflesh, 212-. -
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vides for 38,900, with receipt! of $7,006. - That the enthusiasm over the National League champions is on the wane is apparent on every hand. There is no place in the world where they shake a loser Quicker than here. Pew commendatory words are heard for McGraw's bunch. Ninety-nine per cent are knocks, interspersed with a few airy predictions ot taking the next two. - - -
Young Girl Breaks -Swimming Record
SAN FBANCISCO, Oct, IL Mlsa Kathetlne Flagerty, age seventeen, broke the woman's record tor the swim across the Golden Gate yesterday, her time being 28 minutes SO seconds. The previous record of 81:85 4-6 was made
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seven. In Saturday's game on Chicago grounds Clcotte hurled 101 and Sallee, who was defeated, threw. 101. . Richmond has a bunch' of real baseball fans. Despite the rain Wednesday afternoon a large crowd saw the game on the Palladium's score board. And there were women In the crowd too.
Ever since McGraw pointed est the New York exits to Jack Hendricks, the latter has been ft minor leaguer, but most of the lime ft managtf. Hendricks is now running the Indianapolis' American association team for Jimmy McGill. Some day McGiU will but a big league club and Jack Hendricks will be its manager, so 'tis predicted.
LEONARD AND BRITTON PUT UP FORFEITS FOR MATCH
NEW YORK, Oct 11. Benny Leonard, world's lightweight champion, and Jack Britton, former welter-weight champion, yesterday posted forfeits and signed articles calling for their appearance in a scheduled ten-round bout at the Harlem Sporting club here the night ot Oct 19.
CAMOUFLAGE ABOUT THE WORLD SERIE8
The team moves back to Chicago after Thursday's game. . The Palladium's score board starts, working at promptly i o'clock Friday. Clcotte Wednesday, Faber Thursday, another game Saturday. Rowland said he would only use two pitchers. , The total attendance at Wednesday's game was 33,616. Total receipts were $73,081. The national commission's share was $7,308.10: players' share was $89,463.10; Each club's share, $13,212.64. Rube Benton, the Giant pitcher, hurled 107 balls in Wednesday's game, while Clootte pitched ninety-
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