Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 42, Number 315, 15 November 1917 — Page 7
ANDERSON WILL MEET RICHMOND HERE FRIDAY
Coach Mullins' Men Face a Hard Scrap With Up-State Crew. - THE LINE-UP Richmond. Anderson. Van Allen ......... Cannon Forward Koblnson .................. .V Woods Forward Simmons . . . . Miller Center f Tamer . . Rowley Guard T-hclton Wolski Guard Gardne? .......... .......... Brown Harding ................... Lambert Stesman .. Gale Subs. Richmond High school will have one cf its strongest games next Friday night when the fast Anderson High t-thol basketball team meets Coach
Mullins' men on the Coliseum floor. The Richmond squad has been given three hard workouts this week, and Coach Mullins pulled out many of the objectionable points in the Quakers' l'laying at these practices. The line-up as announced by the coach for the Anderson game may be changed somem hat, before the game, giving the heavier men the forward positions, if the Anderson team presents too much weight. . ' Anderson will come against the Quakers with a confidence that will be hard to shake as a result of their overwhelming victory of Alexandria lust Tuesday. In this game Coach Staggs' men defeated Alexandria, 104 to 12, and for about half of the game uced their substitutes. The Second teams of Anderson and Richmond High schools will play a curtain raiser to the varsity game, the first game beginning at 7:30 o'clock
-Set 'Em UpOnThe Other Alley
"All of the big league clubs carried too many pitchers through the past season," says James Dunn, Cleveland Indian owner. "Six pitchers are plenty for any big league team. As a rule any ball club gets the best results when the manager has four good pitchers who can "work in rotation and two good pitchers can be held in reserve." Dunn says a sensible thing in such tight time3 as these would be a player limit of twenty men, to comprise six pitchers, three catchers, six infielders and five outfielders. Dunn also favors the 140-game schedule for next season. It is likely that there will be a twenty-two player limit in effect next year.
- President, Hickey .of the American Association declares any club that i
quits his circuit to join the proposed third "major" league with clubs of the International league will be in for t fight. Hickey says that the A. A. would install Its own teams at Louisville, Toledo, and Indianapolis if the present clubs there . are moved into a new organization. George Tebeau.
who sold the Kansas City franchise!
only recently, will be at the minors meeting in Louisville next week, and Tebeau says he will take a franchise in any one of the three cities that are said to be planning to desert the Association. The past baseball season hung up
Kuhner .182 127 187 496 165 Dykeman 154 148 129 431 144 Boyce ... 181 130 145 456 152 Runge ,..149 149 165 463 154 Totals .... 831 681 762 2274 758 VOGUE lsf 2d. 3d. Total Av. Todd .... 187 162 176 525 175 Erk 189 197 171 557 186 Selms .......150 138 164 452 151 Tomlinson ..193 149 168 510 170 Thompson ...200 190 174 564 188 Totals ....919 836 853 2608 869 High average, Thompson, 188; high score, Thompson, 200.
a record for shut-out games pitched that has not been approached In some seasons. There were 248 games pitched in which at least one of the teams failed to score and there were three of these in which neither contestant scored. So yba will see if you have a head for figures that there
was a sum total of 251 times that teams failed to score last summer. In the season of 1916 there were "only 237 shutouts and in 1915" there were 234. The White Sox pitchers had twenty-two shutouts to their credit, the Washington Senators had twenty-one while the Phillies led the National league with twenty-one. The Athletics and the Brooklyn Dodgers came along f t the tail end of the procession with seven shut-duts apiece. John T. Richards, Wisconsin coach, is still a favorite .with, the Ohio State football fans though he has not been at State for some season. But it was Richards that first put O. S. U. on the football map and the school will never cease to thank him for it A large picture of Richard adorns the walls of Coach Jack Wilce's office and he is still regarded at State as "one of the boys." Richards' Badger team did its best to stop State in their recent en-
"Sheldon Special" Used Against I. V. BLOtiMINGTON, Ind Nov. 15. Using what is known as the old "Sheldon
special," . Indiana freshmen scored on the varsity when Buck Geiger, with a clear Held, raced eighty yards for a touchdown. The score came after the
i regulars had made eight touchdowns.
Several substitutes were in the lineup when the yearling half back get away for the marker. It was the second time this season the youngsters have put the ball across the varsity goal line.
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Older Men to be Called to Service in British Forces
LONDON, Nov. 15. Sir A.. G. Geddes, minister of national service, in a speech today said that everybody was being catalogued with a view to having greater human economy for an ultimate successful issue of the war.
Recruiting for the army, he said.
. MURRETTE "The Black Ghost," a sombre haunt that hovers in subterranean passages and makes life miserable for old "cullud" folk in some , of the southern states, is made light of by white dwel
lers in supposedly haunted regions, but the negro frankly fears "The Black Ghost" and loses no time about invoking all available charms to exorcise him. , The mystery and superstition that constitute so important an element in negro character are brought out In a
remarkable new Mutual dramaT "A ;
Daughter of Maryland," at the Murrette tonight, in which Miss Edna Goodrich is featured. Old Nebuchadnezzar Jones, the aged
retainer of Squire Treadway, makes!
no bones of his belief in "ha'nts" and for that matter the old squire himself likes company in the dark.
Whale Meat Becoming Chafing Dish Luxury
WASHINGTON. Nov. 15. Whale meat lis a chafing dish' and shark and pnrpoise skins as leather luxuries are
growing; in favor with the consuming public, according to the fisheries service today. The appetite for whale is gaining ground and 247,000 pounds of it were marketed by one nr.rth Pacific concern to the people of San Francisco and Seattle this year. Another com-
pany wants to hunt whales through the winter months In the waters eff southern California, in order to sup ply the demand. Tho government encouraging the use of whale meat for food. It is also furnishing; skins of sharks and other aquarian animals to
, experimenters and more than forty tanners have tried utilizing them; ' Fishermen are being urged to furnish tanners with these uupplies of raw material.
, Some cabinet makers use European shark skins for polishing purposes and government officials are investigating' to determine whether the -American shark cannot command thlif field.
SOCIALISTS TO CONTEST FOR SEAT IN REICHSTAG
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CJ?lel tndJ. Zgh l made1Agl;and i occupation rather than of age. The effort it wasnt streng enough to turn Rtat firs, nf n mat ,,rnw ,a.
LEAGUE STANDING W. L. Pet, K. of C. 15 6 .714 Ota Colas ........ 14 7 .667
oues 10 11 .47C:
Models 10 11 .476 All Stars 9 12 .429 Tramps 6 15 .286 P.roderick's Knights took the lead in t'se City league race by defeating the T'oca Colas two of three games on the Twijrg Heys Wednesday nisrht. In the jf cond game of the series, the Knights 'von by one pin, and in the third, Uchtenfels took the lid off the series by rolling up 242. LIchtenfels took all bonrs, winning the average with 195." Runge's All Stars fell far behind their usual gait in the series with the Vogue, and Thompson's men took all hrce contests, finishing with a team .-verasie of 869. Thompson took indi, vidual honors with a high score of 200 and an average of 188. The Tramps started on the up grade Piter a long rest and defeated the Models n two of three games. Meyers took high score with 235 and -Green took the average with 188. The scores: COCA COLAS 1st. 2d. 3d. Total Av. Kin? ...194 181 188 563 188 Voungflesh ..164 170 134 468 156 Boyer 155 127 181 463 154 Blomeyer ...168 171 143 428 161 Bennett 163 161 185 509 170
FELTMAN'S TRAMPS 1st. 2d. 3d. Total Av. Hill ..120 165 139 424 141 Green ...... .173 190 201 564 188 Meyers ..235 179 146 560 187 Malsby ... .. .147 188 187 522 174 Schneider ...165 197 176 538 179 Totals ....840 919 849 2608 869
the trick. Richards was" very eager to have something on the team he used to drill, but he couldn't make it.
PATRIOTIC LEAGUE Retz's Savers took two of three games from the Liberty Loans in the Patriotic league series on the "Y" alleys Wednesday night Rohe led the list in individual honors, winning high score with 199 and high average with 174. The Patriotic league is composed of teams from the Boys' department of the Y. M. C. A. The scores: SAVERS 1st. 2d. 3d. Total Av.
.....108 113 146 367 122
Retz . Melling Lee . . Klett . Rohe . Totals
.. 70 .145 .122 .153
81 118 84 199
60 137 98 171
211 400 304 523
state first of all must draw men most
heavily from the Internal luxury trades but the older men and married
COPENHAGEN, Nov. 15. The socialists have determined to disregard the agreements entered into at the outset of the war of polifftal truce, and will nominate a candidate for the Reichstag In the Bautzen-Kamenz district of Saxony, which was represented by the late herr Graefe, conservative anti-semite. This is the seat for which the conservatives have asked
1- inKlSIlSeLai i'adlS ,wou,dhAflmIraI Von Tirpitz, former minister
of marine, to stand.
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101 174
.598 595 612 1805 602
Iserman Slade .. Wood .. Shera ,. Dennis . Bayer ..
MODELS 1st 2d. 3d. Total Av. ...200 149 210 559 1S6 ...149 175 146 470 157 ...181. 181 194 556 185 ...135 135 ...155 167 168 490 163 ... 135 147 309 148
Totals ....819 806 892 2519 840 High average, Green, 188; high score, Meyers, 235.
LIBERTY LOAN 1st. 2d. 3d. Total Av. Burkett, B. . . 89 91 142 322 107 Gard .... 76 57 84 217 72 Rainer .149 132 183 464 155 Swanton .... 67 104 120 291 97 Carver . 89 75 140 304 101
Totals
.470 459 669 1598 533
WOUNDS ARE SLIGHT
PARIS. Wednesday, Nov. 14. J. C. McDonald, of the American ambulance seryice, who was wounded while engaged around Verdun a few days ago his just been brought to the American hospital at Neuilly, where it is reported his injuries are not serious. McDonald was struck in the head by a shell splinter while transporting French wounded.
m SJiiETTI
Totals
.849 810 831 2485 828 K. OF C.
TONIGHT
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Hrouerick Quinlivan Mricnrio . Fr,, Duffy .
1st . .152
2d.
3d. Total Av.
144 174 470 157
..135 157 140 4J2 144 ..183 145 192 522 174 . .146 170 160 476 159
Lichtenfels ..149 195 242 586 195 Totals 76J 811 908 2586 862 -High average, Lichtenfels, 195; high score, Lichtenfels, 242.
RUNGE'S ALL STARS 1st. 2d. 3d. Total Av. Seymour ....165 127 136 428 143
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