Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 43, Number 51, 10 January 1918 — Page 7

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r HIGH SCHOOLERS WILL TRY TO CAST OFF JINX Basketball Team to Meet the Bloomington Squad at Coliseum Friday Night. . Richmond high school's basketball quintet will try to break Its losing streak at the Coliseum Friday nltht when It plays the Bloomington high school five. The Richmond "Y" basketball team will play the first game of the evening with the fast Hamilton "Y" five. In the last few games the Richmond high aggregation has been without the services of Stegman, the back guard to whom the fans have pinned their hopes, Stegman h.as been out of the game on account of pneumonia and will as a consequence be ineligible for some time. Two excellent practices have been held this week by the R. H. S. five and much work has been done toward putting a keener edge on the men. Lahrman May Play. Lahrman, who is making a strong bid for the regular squad, is back and may play in the game Friday. Graffis tnd Rollands are both eligible and stand a chance of being taken on regularly. Graffis Justified his being included In the regular squad In the game between Richmond and HuntIngtr.n last Friday night. Simmons, center; Van Allen and Robinson, forwards and Harding and probably Lahrman or Graffis will start the game Friday night. Gardner and Rollands will be the two extras. V. m. C. A. basketball fans hopes have risen somewhat by the announcement that Shelton who started the season with the high school team will play on the "Y" team. Shelton was the main guard and only regular man from the hih 1916-17 team. His experience will materially strengthen the "Y" quintet and aid them to meet the Hamilton "Y" with more pep. Monroe, one of the mainstays of the "Y" aggregation was Injured Wednesday night, cutting a large place in his eye and has had to have several stitches taken In It. It is not known whether Monroe will be able to play Friday night. Y. M. C. A. Lineup. Tha lineup for the "Y" game will be as follows: Parker center; E. Porter and C. Porter, forwards and Al Maytre nnd Shelton guards. The Richmond high school seconds will go to Lewisville, Ind., Friday night and meet the high school team ' there. The second team has been weakened by the leaving of the two Shafers and the need for taking 6ome of its men to fill up places on the high school varsity team. However, with the addition of Brinley, a new second string man, who is riaking an excellent showing at the forward position, the team may recover from the loss. The men who will represent the high school at Lewisville will probably be C. Price, Clem Roberts, Shafer, Albus. Brinley, Latta, Ferguson and probably R. Price. It is a question yet whether or not R. Price will remain here and play with the first string men. flllfffflUltl UUIVIKIO IV Enter National Meet Five Richmond bowling pin knights will go to Cincinnati for the first time to represent Richmond in the National Bowling Tournament which will be held there in February. Teams from cities all over the country will be present to battle for national honors. Last year the five man tournament was won by Chicago with the high fcore of 8.061. The world's all event champion is H. Miller, of Detroit, who rolled 1,945 in nine games with a high average, of .216. The team that will represent Richmond will be chosen from the following men: King, Lichtenfels, TomlinKon. Erk, Mtyers, Woods, Sherer, Bennett, Youngflesh, Mercurio and Quinlivan. National Commission Quits Without Trades CINCINNATI, Jan. 10. After disposing of questions of minor Importance in a brief session, the annual meeting of the National Baseball Commission came to a close yesterday. A number of magnates and managers of clubs were on hand, but nothing in the shape of deals or exchanges of players was announced. Barney Dreyfus, president of the , Pittsburgh club, who Is a member of the National League schedule committee, confirmed the report from Pittsburgh that Pitchers Mamaux and Grimes and Infielder Ward had been traded to Brooklyn for Outfielder Stengel and Infielder Cutshaw. Branch Rickey, president of the St

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Jack Dempsey, a California heavy-j weight, now claims our kind attention. Dempsey has quite a rep In his own parts, where he has defeated Carl Morris and Gunboat Smith In four-round bouts, these same fourround bouts being popular on the coast, where nothing longer is permitted. Dempsey has traveled east with the determination of forcing Fred Fulton Into a scrap and then polishing off . Jess Willard. Jn this way he will soon be the heavyweight champ. He has it very carefully figured out. Dempsey is said to be more than ordinarily promising, however, and pretty likely to have a place among the best In his class quite soon. Charley Herzog says It would ..improve batting if pitchers were ' compelled to cut out all wind-ups, and the pitchers answer back that If the chatter of batters was hushed the game would run smoother. Tommy Leach .the National league veteran, is another old-timer ready to quit the game. Leach has been playing with Kansas City in the A. A. but he owns quite a few orange groves in Florida and he feels disposed to give all of his time to them. Ed Corey, one of Chicago's roost promising semi-pro pitchers, has been signed by Manager Rowland of the Chicago White Sox for a trial next spring. Ho Is a right-hander, said to have great speed and has made a fine record in . Chicago independent circles. Dr. Roller, the wrestler, says that Strangler Lewis'' headTock hold is nothing new. "There are no new holds In the wrestling game," says Doc, "but there wilt occasionally-come along a man who can usetone-hold better than any other and' as hd uses it all the time the fans think he has something new. But all the holds that are now use,d in wrestling have been in the game for many years though perhaps at times they are varied a little. The next generation will see the same holds in use that are being used today." Roller says that he believes Strangler Lewis the best man on the mat today. ' . Reviewing his performance for the past year Berime Leanard can feel pretty well pleased with the k. o. rernrrt he nilcd un. . Out of fifteen matches he scored eleven kayoes and two of these were over cnampions, same being Freddy Welsh and Johnny Kilbane. Few of the best in the game have ever been able to complete so rare a record. Another reason for the Chicago Cubs wanting Alexander: Grover pitched eight games against the Cubs last season and put seven of them in the win column for himself. No other team lost as many games to one pitcher in the National league. First Baseman Ed Koney's Federal league contract expired with the past season and news from Boston is that in his new contract he gets a severe whack in the salary figures. Koney Louis Nationals, reiterated his statement of yesterday that under no circumstances would Player Hornsby be sold or. traded. '..', The schedule committee held a brief preliminary session today and discussed dates for the coming playing 6eason. A member of the schedule committee said that the failure of William Harridge, secretary of the American League, to arrive here, prevented the rnnHni of a schedule at this time. It was announced the committees of the two major leagues would meet m Joint session shortly at Dover Hall, Ga., to complete the schedule. Railroad Men These men know from experience that Sloan's Liniment will take tho stiffness out of joints and the soreness out of muscles And it's so convenient! No rubbing required. It quickly penetrates and brings relief. Easy to apply and cleaner than mussy plasters or ointments. Always have a bottle in tho house for rheumatic aches, lanw back, sprains and strains. Generous sized bottles at ail druggists. ' "

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VUZMT I HOME VEVQU N had a good year in 1917, but that will not save him from a cut. It seems to be settled that the New York Yankees will do their training at Macon, Ga., for announcement is made that they will play a series of exhibitions with the Boston Braves in the spring on their way home from Georgia. The Braves will condition at Miami, Fla. Lyman Smith, a California player who was with Dallas in the Texas league for a while last season, has enlisted in the submarine service at San Pedro, Cal. -Set 'Em UpOnThe Other Alley LEAGUE STANDING

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OP NEYoungflesh ..155 234 Fosler ..176 152 Blomeyer ....161 186 Bennett 193 163 Totals..... .850 884 Feltman. 1st. 2nd. Iserman .....177 153 Grotendick ...127 157 Meyers 172 172 Malsby" ..153 181 Snyder 138 145 Totals 767 808 Vogue. 1st. 2nd. Todd 148 179 Erk 136 190 Martin . .185 171 Zeyen 143 129 Tomlinson ...177 188 Totals 789 857 K, of C. 1st 2nd. Mercurio ....139 144 Quinlivan ....165 166 Schmed'hoff .195 176 Fitzgibbons ..149 136 R. Lichtenfel 139 156 Totals 787 778 All-Stars. 1st. 2nd. Hoessly .....143 132 Lahrman" ... .145 167 - Morel 175 151" 185 574 191 186 514 171 159 506 169 175 533 178 874 2718 906 3rd. Tot. Avr. 145 475 158 147 431 144 199 543 181 164 498 166 156 439 146 811 2386 798 3rd. Tot. Avr. 145 472 157 145 471 157 186 642 181 135 407 136 198 563 188 809 2455 818 3rd. Tot. Avr. 160 443 148 156 487 162 179. 550 183 164 44i 150 207 502 167 866 2431 810 3rd. Tot. Avr. 141 416 139 159 471 157 161 -487 162 yirne - ..TP-NIGHT "REMCE" ' Comedy Carnivals and Cannibals . Also UNIVERSAL WEEKLY FRIDAY HERBERT RAWLINSON In "Tike Trap" SATURDAY ETHEL BARRYMORE "THE LIFTED) VAH1L," Prfieccs 99

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( WELL IN THAT I CAEKuhner 171 178 192 641 180' Crawford ..i.149 130 157 436 145 Totals. .. , ..788 778 810 2371 790 Models. 1st. 2nd. 3rd. Tot. Avr. Wood 160 147 180 467 156 Dennis ......153 155 113 421 140 Sherer ......166 149 158 473 158 Ellis 181 143 157 581 160 Slade 138 162 152 462 151 , Totals 798 756 760 2314 771 Quaker Juniors to Play Liberty Curtain-Raiser The Quaker Juniors will play- the Liberty Midgets at Liberty Friday night in a curtain-raiser to the game between Steele high school of Dayeon and Liberty high school. The following players will go: Hosack, Lee, Runnels, Gardner, McCann and Longbrake. ' GLYCERINE MIXTURE FOR APPENDICITIS Richmond people can prevent appendicitis with simple buckthorn bark, glycerine, etc., as mixed in.Ad-ler-i-ka. ONE SPOOiNFTJL flushes the ENTIRE bowel tract so completely it relieves ANY CASE sour stomach, gas or constipation and prevents appendicitis. Tbe INSTANT, pleasant action of Ad-ler-t'ka surprises both doctors and patients. Leaves stomach clean and strong. Thistlethwalto's drug stores. Adv. n

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