Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 43, Number 16, 30 November 1917 — Page 7

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM. AND. SUN.TELBGKA1L i'EIDAX.'NOV.SOU 1917, .

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ONLY ONE POINT MADE BY "HAGER" BASKETBALLERS Seconds Lose One to 52 First Team Beats Cambridge City. CAMBRIDGE CITY, Not. 30. The first and 'second team of the Hagerstown high school met the Cambridge high teams on the Cambridge floor Thursday, the Hagerstown firsts winning by a score of 16-15. and the Cambridge seconds defeating the Hagerstown seconds 52-1. Both game were fast and rough. In the game between the second Hagerstown started the scoring on a free throw but Ellsbury the star man of the Cambridge seconds soon found the basket and caged the ball as regular as clock work and with the assistance of Ferguson they stacked up a score of 22-1 in the first half. The second half started slow but Cambridge held Hagerstown to their one point made in the first, adding 30 more points to the final score. The second gatr.e also was featured by rough playing the Hagerstown firsts winning by one point. Cambridge Takes Lead. In the first half Cambridge took the lead by one point the half ending 9-8 but in the second half Hagerstown pained a one point lead ending with the final score of 16-15 in favor of Hagerstown. - Holiday; the bright light of the Hagerstown team, made 14 of the points. He never missed a free throw and shot two field goals. The Ferguson-Dolax combination was the chiem point getters for the local five. The score: Cambridge City. Gls. Mrs.fiu. .PSgbu. .tky. . . .n.: Sowers 0 Dolan 2 Daniels . 0 Ferguson . . . . 3 Marson . 0 Fls. Pts. ETA 3 4 0 8 0 0 Totals 15 Haeerstown. Gls. 2 0 ...... 0 Fls. Pts. 10 14 Holiday Levell Gray 0 0 0 -0 10. 0 0 2 0 16 Wjngayed 1 Petty 0 Totals 3 EGAN TO MANAGE MILWAUKEE CLUB ST. PAUL, Minn., Nov. 30. Ned Egan, of St. Paul, known throughout the baseball world as the "king of the bushers," is to be offered the managership of the Milwaukee team for the next year, it was authoritatively reported today. Egan has been a manager in different Class C leagues for the last sixteen years and in that time has won eight pennants, two at Winnipeg, two for Burlington, one for Davenport and three tor Ottumwa, His teams have finished outside the first division twice during Egan's. entire baseball career. Egan was tipped off to Al Timme during the recent session of the national association at Louisville and Timme has been looking him up since that time. A close friend of Timme, who was in St. Paul today, declared the Brewer magnate intends to go to Chicago this week and try to sign Egan for 1918 because Paddy Livingston is believed to be certain to join forces with Miller Huggins in New York. NEGRO BASKETBALL PLAYERS TO CLASH The first negro basketball team in Richmond plays the first game of the season when it clashes with the Anderson five Friday night at the Coliseum. The Anderson team will come from Indianapolis where it played Thursday. The curtain raiser for the AndersonRichmond game will be played by two white teams, the Quaker seconds and The lineup as announced by Coach Dennis is as follows: Anderson Richmond Warfield F .....Howard Williams ....... F ... Hockingsmith Taylor C .. Tevls Walher G Valentine Clemen . .. G ...... Ramey (Advertisement.) Frozen Faced Rheumatics Melting They Are All Smiling Now Thy never used anything like "Neutrone Prescription 99" for Rheumatic troubles before. They are sure at last that stubborn old friend. Rheumatism, is a goner, is a dead one. "Neutrone Prescription 99" is the new plan Rheumatic Hemedy that surely will surprise you the first bot- j

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-Set 'Em Up OnThe Other Alley LEAGUE STANDING Won. ..18 .. 18 .. 15 .. 11 10 Lost Pet. 9 .667 K. of C Coco Cola ..... Vogue Models Rungea 9 .667 .556 .407 .370 .333 12 16 17 Tramps 9 18 The K. of C. tied the Coca Colas for first place in the League, each having won 18 games and dropped 9, Young tying R. Llchtenfels for high score. The Coco Colas took the Models all three games Wednesday night on the Twigg alley. Youngfiesh rolling high score and high average of 210. The K. of C. grabbed two games from the Runges all-stars. R. Llchtenfels taking individual honors with a score of 204 and high average of 189. Quinliven taking high score with 206. The Vogue repeated the K. of C. victory by taking three straight games from the Tramps. Boice went In for Meyers in the third game. Tomllnson rolling high score of 228 and high average of 196 was made by Erk. K. of C. 150 180 Broderick ... 150 180 169 499 166 185 160 172 173 856 Quinliven ... 158 190 206 554 Mercurlo .... 153 163 163 481 Fr. Duffy ... 137 191 189 517 R. Llchtenfels 139 175 204 518 Totals 739. 899 931 2569 Runge's All-Stars lit. 2d. 3d. Total Av. P. Llchtenfels 167 15? 172 497 166 Beske 106 186 154 446 149 Kuhner 161 182 189 532 177 Lahraan .... 161 169 170 500 166 Morrel 174 167 191 532 177 Totals .. 769 862 Trampt 1st. 2d. 167 129 163 137 193 58 200 170 156 169 876 2607 836 8d. Total Av. 136 432 144 Hill Green Meyers . . Malsby . . Schneider Boice 162 462 ...251 154 84 176 546 182 126 451 150 109 109 36 Totals 879 663 709 2251 750 Voaue 182 201 206 589 196 202 198 189 589 196 172 182 143 497 166 178 228 173 579 193 169 160 126 455 152 Erk .. Jones Selms .... Tomlinson Thompson Totals . 903 969 837 2709 903 Coco Cofas 1st. 2d. 3d. Total Av. . 212 175 242 629 210 .' 166 l&l 175 522 194 , 167 182 177 526 175 . 139 237 159 535 178 . 184 164 169 517 172 Youngflesh. Fosler . Blomeyer . , Bennett . .. King ...... Totals .., 868 92f Models 1st. 2d. 169 16S 154 138 142 193 130 161 163 162 922 2729 910 3d. Total Av. 134 469 156 173 465 155 181 516 172 142 433 144 160 485 162 Ellis .... Dennis . . Mood Sherer .. Slade . . . Totals . 758 820 790 2368 789 PATRIOTIC LEAGUE STANDING W. L. Pet. Savers 6 3 .667 Meatless .6 3 .667 Wheatless ......5 4 .556 Liberty Loans ..... .1 8 .111 The Savers and Meatless teams of the Patriotic league are having a netfk to neck race for first place. ? In Wednesday night's games the Meatless bunch took three straight games from the Liberty Loans. Dafler takings high score with 183 and high average with 167. . " f LIBERTY LOANS j 1st. 2d. 3d. Total Av. B. Burkett ..156 112 91 359 120 Ju8tice:....105 145 136 380 127 Gard 103 117 101 321 107 Rainer 126 126 126 378 126 Mendenhall . . 98 80 109 287 - 96 Totals 588 580- 557 1725 575 MEATLES8 1st. 2d. 3d. Total Av. Brune 119 87 129 335 112 D. Burkett ..103 109 89 301 100 Dafler 150 183 168 501 167 Rankins ....10S 174 155 437 146 Mercurio 110 71 117 298 99 Totals .590 624 658 1872 624 DOUG TURNS IT DOWN HAMMOND, Ind., Nov. 30. Douglas Fairbanks, movie star, turned down by wire an offer of $1,000 and 20 per cent, of the gate receits to play with the Hammond football eleven on Sunday against the Ft. Wayne Friars. It would have meant $1,500 to Douglas, who said he had a date for Sunday and could not break it. Be a Kid Again Give younger. The wonder iraHy Shows Continuous, 1 :45

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Y" Second Team is Ready For Contest The second Y. M. C. A. basketball squad held Its final tryout Thursday at the "Y" gym. Coach Hayward announced that the five men who probably will start the game Saturday night in the curtain raiser with the Earlham freshmen were: Graf fis, center; Hunger and Mansfield, fore wards; Morgan and Dunn, guards ; with Kelsker, Eversman, Livingston and Dollins as subs. Practice for the "Y" seconds has been called for Friday night to prepare for the Saturday night clash. FOOTBALL RESULTS MILITARY GAMES Butler. 41; Camp Taylor, 6. Indiana, 7; Camp Shelby, 7. Ohio State, 28; Camp Sherman, 0. Georgetown, 27; Allen town Ambulance, 0. Fordhatn, 35; Camp Upton, 0. Mineola Aviation, 14; Pelham Naval Reserves, 7. Shelbyville. 20; Camp Taylor, 0. , Great Lakes, 27; Fort Sheridan, 0. Illinois, 28; Camp Funston, 0. INTERSECTIONAL Syracuse, 10; Nebraska, 9. WEST Marquette, 21; Wabash, 0. Miami, 40; Cincinnati University, 0. Western Reserve, 2; Case, 0. EAST Pennsylvania, 37; Cornell, 0. Holy Cross, 12; Springfield College, 7. . ... Muhlenberg, 0; Urslnus, 0. INDEPENDENT GAMES Hammond, 15 ; Cornell-Hamburg, 0. Pine Village, 20; Wabash A. A., 6. SPORT SNAP SHOTS On November 19, 1S94, twenty-three years ago, Owen Zeigler and Jack McAuliffe fought a three-round draw at Coney Island. This was the last bout in which McAuliffe engaged, except for the friendly four-round exhibition with George Lavigne at Madison Square Garden in 1896, when Jack formally retired from the. ring and banded over the lightweight title to the Saginaw Kid. McAuliffe was then going back, at his exhibition with Zeigler proved he was more interested in the race track than in the ring, but he had sense enough to quit when the quitting was good. Zeigler, McAuliffe's lasi opponent, was a native of Pennsyl vania, and became amateur light weight champion of America in 1891 after which he became a professional In 1894 he defeated Stanton Abbott the British' champion, and the next year he again whipped Abbott in twenty rounds at Baltimore and fought a twenty-five round draw with Jack Everhardt at New Orleans. He defeated many good men, and fought a draw with Lavigne, but never reached the championship. George Foster Sanford. coach of Rutgers college, is the new Miracle Man of football. Sanford scored a great personal triumph a short while ago when the Rutgers college team easily defeated "Cupid" Black's New port naval reserve eleven, which "hac1 been considered one of the strongest on the gridiron. The Rutgers kickers von because they played high clasr football and depended almost entirely on team work. Few tactical mistakes were charged against them. Sanford's coaching was largely responsible for their well earned victory- It wasn't strange, therefore, that Sanford was overwhelmed with congratulations when his pupils ran off the gridiron at Ebbets field. Rutgers has attained a prominent position in the football world, and much of the credit belongs to the former Yale man, who always has been one of the leading gridiron mentors. DEPAUW BASKETBALLERS DO WORK IN FUNDAMENTALS GREENCASTLE, Nov. SO. The DePauw basketball team has started work in fundamentals preceding a regulation game every afternoon with the second team. Captain Joe Royce has joined the squad and taken up his duties as guard with the first team. The first game on the DePauw schedule is with the Indiana Dental college and will be played December 10 at Greencastle.

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Listen, ye slackers,, to this tale of two Richmond boys, pals for years and both in their teens, who courted rather than shunned the recruiting officer. It would not be ethical to mention the names of these lads, but they are soni of well known business men of the city. Each boy is an almost perfect specimen of young manhood -and each one has been desperately determined to get into the big fuss "over there"; but one boy has a blind eye and the other suffered from, a slight defect. In vain each boy sought enlistment in the army. Finally one was operated upon and his services were accepted. The boy with the blind eye was almost heart-broken and he called his pal . a "lucky stiff." But Jack, the one with the blind eye, decided to resort to camouflage. This Time In Capital. Agam visiting a recruiting office, this time in Indianapolis, he sat in the examination room until he memorized all the letters on the several printed rows of the eye-test chart. When he received his eye test he glibly and correctly called off all the letters. "Accepted," said the sergeant, and Jack dance dfor joy. He was sent to a recruit depot and there received another test. A new eye-test chart was sprung upon him and he failed to meet the requirements. "Discharged" said the officer, and Jack, shedding real tears, returned to Richmond. Later he went to another neighborMRS. HENDERSON KILLED SOUTH BEND, Nov. 20. Mrs. Helen Studebaker Henderson, daughter of the late Jacob F. Studebaker. one of the founders of the Studebaker corporation, and wife of Lucius Henderson, a wealthy resident of New Rochelle, N. Y., was killed in an automobile accident near Rochelle according to information received here.

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