Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 42, Number 316, 16 November 1917 — Page 7
THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, FKlDA?; MOV. 16, 1917.
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QUAKERS DRILL HARD FOR GAME AGAWBUTLER Coach Lewis' Men Have Little Confidence in Butler "Bear" Stories.
"Beat Butler" is the cry that has been adopted by Earlham football rooters who will go to Indianapolis Saturday morning 100 strong, to witness the Earlham-Butler grid clash on the Butler field. Coach Lewis completed a hard week's practice Thursday night and except for Howard Mills, who is still badly crippled up, the entire strength of the varsity squad will be able to play in Saturday's game. Members ofthe Earlham team are taking little stock in the numerous bear" stories that have been floating out of the Butler camp and have been working steadily all week to throw off the sluggishness that marked the contest with Wittenberg last Saturday. Butlerites have been claiming that their team is severely crippled and that three of the varsity men are out of the game, but Coach Lewis is planning to keep his men In such condition that they w ill be able to defeat tne Butler varsity even through the three regulars are in the game. The team will leave for Indianapolis Saturday morning and through the effort's of Baker, the school yell leader, a special carload of Quaker rooters
v. ill accompany the maroon and white rooters in their final game of the season away from home. The line-up of the Earlham team has not been announced by Coach Lewis.
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School Letter May be Awarded to Men on Tennis Team
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Reid's 203 score in the final game of the series of the Patriotic league on the City alleys Thursday night saved the Wheatless five from a rout at the hands of their Meatless rivals. Reid took individual honors Of the series, with high score of 203 and average of 157. ' The scores: Wheatless
1st 2d. 3d. Total Av. Reld ........ 117 151 203 471 157 Hilling ..... 95 95 100 290 97 Westerkamp 83 39 114 286 95 Miller 120 105 141 356 119 McCann 125 125 123 375 125 Totals .... 540 565 673-1778 593 Meatless 1st 2d. 3d. Total Av. Brune 123 124 70 317 106 Burkett 122 128 92 342 114 Rankin ..... 110 139 145 394 131 Daffler 128 107 130 365 122 Mercurio .... 125 125 125 375 125 Totals 608 623 562 1793 598
Clarence Rowland Makes Hit on Stage
DUBUQUE, la., Nov. 16. Clarence Rowland, manager of the world's champion White Sox, made his first appearance on the vaudeville stage here today and "went over the top" before two large audiences. Rowland arrived this afternoon and was welcomed by a band and a large delega tlon of Dubuque Elks and other friends. There was a parade to the theatre. "Pants," although a trifle nervous, put over a good talk on the sidelights of world series games, and his stories on Faber and Zimmerman brought down the house.
Boilermakers Make Protest Against I. U. Tackle's Playing
BLOOMIKOTON, Ind., Nov. 16. Purdue university, which meets Indiana on Jordan field here Nov. 24, in the final football game of the season, has
entered a protest against Indiana playing Tubby. Howard, the line plunging
full back of the Crimson eleven. The protest is based on the charge that Howard ha3 played three years of intercollegiate baseball. This was Howard's first year on the varsity football team at Indiana.
An amendment to the constitution of .the Richmond High school, which will give school letters, to all members of tennis teams that participate in interscholastic tournaments, has been proposed by Physical Director Nohr, and has been posted for student comment. Heretofore no "R's" have been awarded to tennis men and the only benefit to the students has been the "glory" of winning. Under the plan of Mr. Nohr, the "R" will be awarded to the members of the team that defeated Anderson High school tennis team at the playgrounds on September 21. The new amendment will be voted on by the school board of control at its
December meeting.
Sport Snapshots
While many are regarding the grand old days at Carlisle when Jim Thorpe was playing the- greatest football any one man had played ' before or since it should be remembered that Thorpe is still on the gridiron and playing football as gorgeously as ever before. While it's true that professional football has never had quite the glory of the amateur game to one who admires mere athletic skill there is nothing finer to see than Jim Thorpe tearing through the opposition with his Canton professionals. Thorpe may not be the greatest ball player in the game, but his wonderful football ability has not faded.
Paddy Livingston out of the big leagues. He may leave for a while but he's pretty certain to come back. Last season Livingston managed the Milwaukee Brewers, but next season will find him back in fast company with the New "Vork Yanks. Miller Huggins says he needs Paddy.
Fear Boston Sox Are Now in Navy
BOSTON. Mass., Nov. 16 Capt Jack Barry. Chick Shorten. Ernie Shore, and Mike McNally, all members of the Boston Red Sox, today reported at the navy yard at Charlestown for duty as first class yeomen in the naval reserve force. They will be assigned to duty immediately.
THUGS GET $17,000
NEWCASTLE Pa.. Nov. 16. Highwaymen yesterday held-up A. D. Farrell, superintendent of the G. W. Johnson limestone company while he was on his way from here to Hillvllle, Pa., to pay the company's employes and after kiling Tony Sack, a guard, and wounding Farrell made away with $17,000.
MACHINERY RECOVERED SANTOS, Brazil, Nov. 16. Pieces of fachinery removed from German steamships before they were requisi
tioned by Brazil, amounting to about ten tons of metal, have been discovered by the police of Santos. They are being taken from their hiding places and will bo used on the former German ships.
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Peoria Chosen For 1918 BasebalhRally
LOUISVILLE, Ind., Nov. 16. With the selection of Peoria, 111. for the 1918 convention city, the national association of Baseball leagues closed its annual convention here Wednesday. The Peoria meeting will be held early next November. John H. Farrell, secretary of the national association; President M. H. Sexton and Harry Stahlheter of Evansville, Ind., president of the Central league were appointed to meet with the national commission in the
Interests of minor league affairs. They will endeavor to arrange early payment of funds for drafted ball players. Some of the major league clubs, it was contended have declined to reimburse the minor league clubs until satisfied that the drafted players will not be called for military service. The minor league representatives also will geek the status of players under contract tol eagues which suspended last season. Several clubs have been seriously crippled through the loss of star players who were signed by other leagues. They want three players returned or settlement made for their losses. Players in the class A. A. and A. leagues hereafter may be released
without the customary five day notice. The convention also passed a resolution prohibiting playere in every league from participating in any games outside of the regular schedule without the consent of the club owner.
Ivan Olson and Amos Strunk were the only big leaguers to perform more than once the unusual feat this past season of getting two hits in the same inning. Olson came through with two blngles In one inning, once in the eighth inning of a game on May 17 and the second time in the sixth inning of a game on August 25. All of Olson's four hits were singles. Strunk also pulled the trick twice getting two singles in one inning of a game against Washington On April 14 and a single and a double in a game against Cleveland on June 12. The best record in this way in a single performance was that of Ray Bates, of the Athletics, who got a double and a triple in the same inning.
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Indiana Will Flay at Hattiesburg
ELOOMINGTON, Ind., Nov. 16. At a special meeting of the Indiana university athletic board here it was voted to send the varsity football team to Hattiesburg, Miss., on Thanksgiving day to play a post-season game for the 30,000 soldiers at Camp Shelby. Twenty men will be taken, in charge of Head Coach Ewald O. Steihm.
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TERRIFYING SKIN DISEASES ARE PROMPTLY REACHED THROUGH BLOOD
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