Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 42, Number 286, 12 October 1917 — Page 5

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, FRIDAY; OCT. 12, 1917

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SLOW QUAKERS ATJRAMKLIN Snyder and Jessup Not Expected to Get Into Contest Today. BY DON WARFEL Although tie entire squad worked out for the final scrimmage of the week Thursday night. Injuries probably will slow up the Quaker football team in the game apainst Franklin at Franklin next Saturday.

Coach Lewis announced Friday

morning that he did not think that Snyder or Jessup would be in condition for the contest, although both men will probably accompany the team.

The final workout, consisting of a lirht signal practice and a "skull"

session, will be held Friday evening and the team will leave Saturday

morning for Franklin. Jessup and

Snyder are both unable to run for any great stretch, Jessup having Injured his ankle, and Snyder his side. The Quaker line continues to show strength and in the scrimmage session Thui""!iy they tore through some 'of the huskiest scrubs with ease. Upon the line Coach Lewis is rlc'ng his greatest confidence although he has drilled his men on a number of open plays. The same line-up, with the exception of Snvder and Jessup will start the game Saturday as 6tarted against Cincinnati. The me n that will fill the other positions have not been named.

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Central Leaguer Called for Draft SPRINGFIELD, 0 Oct. 12.- First Baseman Fahlm&n of the Harvesters left Wednesday morning for his home ia Texas upon receipt of a telegram to appear, before the draft board there to be examined for the national army. He will claim exemption on the ground that he is the sole support of a widowed mother who Is In ill health. Since the close of the season Pail-

man has been working at the Wescott

plant. He has Quit his position and will remain at his home for the winter In Case he Is exempted.

CAMOUFLAGE ABOUT THE WORLD SERIES

four games, with both teams fast where they started even. And the Giant bags have all crawled baok to the light in the last two days. Kauff s feat of two home runs In one game has been performed twice before la world series contests Hooper did It in 1916 and Dougherty did it 'way back in the dark ages of 1903.

On The Screen

Buck Weaver, of the White Sox, safe at second, stealing, in the second inning of the third game of the world's series at the Polo Grounds,. New York. .

FOOTBALL SCHEDULE

Kid Championship Challenge Issued

Gillie McKhann, the "Kid" champion of Richmond, and Russell Lee have issued a challenge to any two boys in the city for the boys' doubles Championship in bowling. The challenge games will be played on any alleys in the city, and answers to the challenge may be left with McKhann, at the "V" alleys, or with Manager Sprouse of the "Y."

BATTING AVERAGES IN WORLD'S SERIES

CHICAGO, OcL 12. Following Is a schedule of football games to be played in the middle west Saturday, October 13: At Columbus Northwestern versus Ohio State. At Chicago Vanderbilt vs. Chicago. At Urbana Oklahoma vs. Illinois. At Minneapolis 8outh Dakota State vs. Minnesota. At Madison-Notre Dame vs. Wisconsin. At Bloomington St. Louis University vs. Indiana. At Lafayette DePauw vs. Purdue. At Ann Arboi" Mt Union vs. Michigan. At Lincoln Iowa vs. Nebraska. At Columbus Kansas Aggies versus Missouri. At East Lansing Kalamaioo vs. Michigan Aggies. At Omaha Drake vs. Creigbton. At Alma Hillsdale vs. Alma. At Vermillion North Dakota vs. South Dagota. At Lexington Miami vb. Kentucky. At Louisville Center College vs. Louisville. At Akron Western Reserve vs. Akron. At Cleveland Ohio . Wesleyan vs. Case. vAt Oberlin Heidelberg vs. Oberlin. At Crawfordsville Georgetown vs. Wabash. At Cedar Rapids Coe vs. Knox. At Stillwater Phillips vs. Oklabo ma A. and M. At Hays Baker University vs. Hays Normal. At Beloit Marguette vs. Belolt. At FayettevUle Kendiix vs. Arkan- ' sas. - ' At Lawrence Emporia Normal vb. Kansas. At Tulsa Henry Kendall vs. Haskell.

At Hanover Hanover vs. Ro6e

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" At Franklin Earlham vs. Franklin. At St. Paul North Dakota Aggies vs. St. Thomas. At Grinnel Upper Iowa vs. Grin-nell.

furnished by Ruth and Firman McCormick and Ernest Jones; Mrs. L. E. Thompson and Harry Doty sang solos; Mrs. E. P. Jones acted as toastmistress end gave the address of welcome to which Mrs. John Judkins Of Cambridge City responded. Charles Callaway paid a tribute to the charter mem ber3 who formed the club 37 years ago. Mrs. Oliver Wallace read letters from absent members. The following toasts were given: "The Gentlemen, God Bless Them," Mrs. John DuGranrut; "The Women," Dr. Charles Kniese of Cambridge City; "Our Gardens," Prof. L. E. Thompson; "A Forward Look," Dr. Denny; "Our Country, Irvln Harmier; after which the company sang "The Star Spangled Banner." Mrs. Irvin Harmier and Misses Marie Harmier and Lulu Faucett played a trio. Short talks were given by Miss Ewers of South Bend, and Mrs. Rhodes of California Miss Nellie Jones has gone to Indianapolis to spend a week with her cousin, Mrs. Ella Hubbard.. . . The play, "Where the Lane Turned," will be presented at Booster Hall, Sat

urday, 'Oct. 27, in connection with the Christian church fair.

J. Collins, rMt.. Liebold, rL ..... McMullln. 3d. ... E. Collins, 2d. .. Jaokson, lf.-rf. Folsch, cf. ..... . Gandil, lb. ...... Weaver, ss. . . . . Scbalk, c. Cicotte, p. Faber, p Risberg Danforth, p. ....

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Totals .....126 10 33 .262 Batted for Perritt in second game.

High Basketballers to Meet Ex-Highs Richmond High school basketball men will have an opportunity to test their strength Friday night when a picked team from the Y. M- C. Asenior gymnasium class will meet the Hi squad at the Y. M. C. A. for the first practice game of the season. The "Y" team will be made up of ex-High school men who have played on the varsity squads of the school In former years and will include Parker, E. Porter, C. Porter, Hay ward and other "Y" basketball stars. The line-up of the High school squad, as announced Wednesday night will include VanAllen and Gardner, forwards, Simmons, center, Harding and Cramer, guards.

Clark to Leave Off

His "Monkey Suit

NEW YORK, Oct. 12. Clark Griffith has joined the ranks of bench

managers. After wearing the uniform of various- big league teams for nearly thirty years, the veteran leader of the Nationals next year will appear In his "city." Here's his reason; "After all these years on the coaching lines," says Griff, "I have just discovered that my ball team can win just as many games when I don't put on a uniform as when I do and go out on the lines. So long as they win I'm willing to leave off the monkey suit-

About the World Series. Le'see, Bennie got two hits for eight bases, if they had been divided into

singles, that would have been eight hits in sixteen chances, or .500 but

then Bennie got his all at once and

his average Is now .125. The players can now start counting their dough. Forty-five men have the

pleasure of dividing $152,888.58, and then keeping their share. Remarkable features of the game Kauff 's two home runs; Schupp's splendid pitching, after his blow Sunday; Rariden's clean work behind the plate, subbing for McCarty; two Shutouts in a row for the Sox. No game Friday, the teams moved to Chicago and the Palladium electric board will start at 2 o'clock Saturday afternoon, rain or snow. Its still Cicotte and Faber with a beter chance for RusseU. Danforth's Initial world series appearance in the eighth Inning of Thursday's game after flaber left for a pinch bitter, was somewhat of a failure. He fanned Burns and looked good, but then came Herzog, single; Kauff, home run; Zimmerman, triple Good night Danforth! : Fans numbering 152,362 have watched the Sox and the Giants batters for

MURRAY The "Jigger Shop" of the Lawrenceville School stories stands out in a place by Itself In allure and fascination. In case there should be one of inquiring turn of mind who demands what or whom a "Jigger" might be, be It understood, that a Jigger is a delictus, soothing, soul-satisfying concoction made of ice cream, crushed fruit and other blissful Ingredients. In the Jigger Shop the Lawrencevllle boys have forgot Greek and Latin translations, recitations and even football ?ractise In Joyful partaking of jiggers, t was here that "The Varmint" (Jack Pickford) met the Tennessee Shad, Doc MacNooder, "The White Mountain Canary and allthe other in the Paramount Picture "The Varmint" But to

enjoy It there Is no war like seeing it for yeurself at the Murray theatre tonight MURRETTE Corsica, the little island In the

Mediterranean which gave birth to the greatest military genius ef the world. Napoleon Bonaparte, is the historic background for "To the Death," the five-aet Metro wonder-play starring Mme. Petrova, which will be seen at the Murrete Theatre on Saturday. Great pains have been taken and no amount of expenditure with absolute fidelity the island's wonderful scenes ot rare natural beauty.

TEN TAKEN OFF

A PACIFIC PORT, Oct 11 Ten passengers and the crew ot the steam schooner Quinalt, which ran on a reef during a fog 60 miles from here were taken off safely by the coasting steamer Admiral Schley list night-

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MILTON, IND.

Mrs. William Huddleson of Abington, is spending the week with her parents, Mr. and Mrs, Willis Leverton. ....Miss Viola Ewers of South Bend, is the guest of her brother, Thomas Ewers and f amily. . . . . Mrs. Harrison Hicks was a recent guest of her sister, Mrs. Willis Leverton. .. .Born to Mr. and Mrs. William Hussey a son. Mrs. Parkins Is spending the week with her daughter, Mrs. Hussey.. . , . As Rev. Mr. McCormick. is holding a meeting at Centerviile, there will be no preaching at the Milton Christian church Sunday.. . . .Mr. and Mrs. "George Wagner will spend the week-end with relatives at Wabash.... .The Cary club entertained in honor of her husbands and former members with a banquet at the Masonic hall Thursday night The tables were beautifully decorated with autumn leaves. Flags and leaves were used in making the room attractive. During dinner music was

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