Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 43, Number 83, 16 February 1918 — Page 2

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, SATURDAY, FEB. 16, 1918.

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QUAKERS LOSE FIRST I. G, A. L. BASKET BATTLE

Franklin Wins From Earlham to the Tune of a 20 to 1 2 Score. The Earlham basketball aggregation lost Its first I. C. A. L. game Friday night, when- It was defeated by the strong Franklin five at Franklin by the score of 20-12. After defeating the DePauw basketbailers on the Franklin floor last week, the Frankllnltes took more courage and staged a comeback on the Earlham team. However, the Earlham record Is tar from being seriously Injured as this is the first I. C. A. L. defeat registered against the Yellow and White. Earlham repeatedly worked the ball down the floor for a shot at the netting only to lose the ball to the Franklin guards. The Earlham passing machine was "there" every time but failed to rand any real first-class shots, Edwards making the only field goals during the game. The Franklin guard holding the Earlham forwards scoreless. Meeks' consistent free throwing, making eight free throws out of nine attempts, helped the Quakers from suffering a disasterous defeat at the hands of the Franklin five. j The Earlham forwards shot time and time again only to see the ball roll temptingly around the rim of the basket and fall outside in the hands of a Franklin guard. The first half

ended 10-8. In the second half the Quakers came back with pep but the same display of passing failed to connect with the basket, after several unsuccessful attempts. Campbell, guard. Ross and Blackwell each made six points for the Frankllnltes. The score.

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More big league teams will train this spring in Texas and Florida than any other southern states. No less than ten clubs will get into condition for the pennant races in towns in these two states. The Chicago Cubs will do more travelling than any other

team. Their training camp is situated at Pasadena, Ca!. The following list tells just where each club will do its spring training: National League New York, Marlin. Tex.; Brooklyn, Hot Springs, Ark.; Pittsburg, Jacksonville, Fla.; Boston, Miami, Fla.; Philadelphia. St. Petersburg, Fla.; Cincinnati, Montgomery, Ala.; Chicago, Pasadena, Cal.; t. Louis, San Antonio, Tex. American League New York, Macon, Ca.; Chicago, Mineral Wells, Tex.; Detroit. Waxahachie, Tex.; St. Louis, Palestine, Tex.; Philadelphia, Jacksonville, Fla.; Washington, Au

gusta, Ga.; Boston, Hot Springs, Ark.;iJ

Cleveland, New Orleans, La.

could lay the ball down within a yard of the home plate whenever he attempted the trick. Of course Hugglns was misrepresented and when be failed several times to bunt Cuban baseball authorities became suspicious, and wrote a letter to the late Harry C. Pulllam, the president of the National league, asking whether the real Hugging was in Havana. Pulllam's reply reassured some of them, but others remained sceptical until the little fellow left for home. Fritz Maisel is one player who does not frown at the idea of going to St. Louis. Maisel believed that New York was his hoodoo. Manager Hugo Bezdek of the Pirates expects Toney Boeckel to make good at third base next season.

Results at Garfield

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records in four different positions, the outfield, first, second and third base.

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of major league stars to Havana, Cuba, ten years ago. it was announced in the newspapers that he was the "greatest

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RICHMOND COPS CONFLICT WITH FT. WAYNE FIVE

Home Boys Play Ft. Wavne Men Off Their Feet, Winning, 42-22. The Richmond high school basketball tossers though somewhat crippled, handed the strong Fort Wayne basketball team a 42-22 defeat Friday night on the Fort Wayne floor. Ft. Wayne started the scoring early in the game and had six point before the Richmond forwards found the basket. Van Allen led the scoring for the

Richmond five, making nine field goals and six free throws out of seven with Stegman, who has been switched to forward, second with five field goals. Van Allen scored enough points himse'f to defeat the Fort Wayne aggregation. Wooding led the Fort Wayne scoring machine with four field goals to his credit. The new formation of the high school basketball team played with-

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Referee Westover. Totals 9 2 4 vnni Ross. 2f. Blackwell,

Knoope.2p; Smart. 2p; Campbell, p Jestup,3p; Brown, 2p; Meeks, p.

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Y. N. C A. QUINTET MEETS SOLDIERS AT T TONIGHT

The Y. M. C. A. basketball five meets the Tenth infantry basketball nuintet. with three new men in the lineup Saturday night at the M. C. A Earlham basketball scrub team will play the Y. M. C. A. second team in the curtain raiser. Withan addition of Hayward. and "Cy" Pitts, guards, and Wendall O'Neal at forward the "Y" lineup will be the most formidable one of the season. , "Cy" Pitts, who has been on tne Earlham toam but had to quit owing to the time required for practice and training was one of the best players Earlham had. O'Neal, star forward on the Richmond high school team of 1916, ha also cast his lot with the Richmond Y" boys and is ready to battle in

bis old form. a The game at the "Y Saturday night will show what the "Y" boys can do against a more experienced team. Sheldon, star guard, will be unable to play. With Sheldon on the team, the lineup would be composed of old high school basketball stars. The Soldiers are considered a strong team and the exhibition Saturday night on the "Y" floor will be one of real basketball. The Y. M. C. A. lineup for the game will probably be as follows: The iwo Porters. C. Porter and E. Porter and W. O'Neal, forwards; Monroe, Hay-ward and Pitts, guards, with Park'or at center. Tho curtain raiser between the,

Earlham team and tne y second will be outweighed but according to dope it stands a good show of walking away with the honors. George Sisler hit safely in twentykU consecutive games last summer.

LEAGUE STANDING W. L. Aviators 8 4 Marines 6 6 Rpbulars 6 6 Heavy Artillery 4 8

The Marines and Regulars took a double jump toward the top of the K. of C. howling standing Friday night on the Twigg alleys. The Regulars defeated the Aviators two games and the Marines deveated the Heavy Artillery two games. Lichtenfels took high score of 215 and high average of 194. REGULARS 1st. 2d. 3d. Total Aw

Blind 168 190 160 F. Selms 153 153 153 O'Brien 116 139 115 F. Smed'hoff 130 105 118 Pardieck 167 143 1S9

518 459 370 353 499

173 153 123 118 166

Totals 734 710 735 2289 763

AVIATORS

1st. 2d. 3d. Total Av. Blind 157 132 174 463 154 Boyce 151 151 151 453 151 Geers 127 160 129 416 139 Sharkett 113 122 150 385 128 J. Schmed'off 136 136 152 424 145 Tofals 6S4 701 756 2141 714 H. ARTILLERY 1st. 2d. 3d. Total Av. Mercurio 171 171 171 513 171 J. Fitzgibbons 144 138 117 499 166 Shofer 100 125 117 342 114 Cronin 129 136 136 421 140 Brennan 147 114 155 416 139 Totals ....691 684 716 2091 697

Totals 2 0 Foula Committed by XJ. S. ner, lp; Green. Ik. Earlham lp; Denning, 2p. Americans Touts, f 0 0 Davis, f 0 0 Way, c 0 1 Woodhurst, g 0 0 Unthank, g 1 0 Totals 1 1 Tommies Koler, f 0 0 Johnson, f 0 0 Bentlage, c 0 0 Mann, g 0 0 Catheart, g 0 1

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In the second half the clockwork playing of the Richmond men commenced to show up to great advantage, the men simply playing the Fort Wayne bunch off their feet. Gardner, the fast forward, Harding, veteran guard, and Rollands were substituted for Graffis, Price and Stegman. The Richmond basketballers play Huntington Saturday night. The Huntington five is considered a farstronger team than the Ft Wayne boys, but the Richmond team went out to reg-

Cincinnati Bowling Congress WUl Open Three Week Contest t CINCINNATI, O., Feb. 16. With oratory and music on the program, the annual tournament of the American bowling congress will be opened at the Hamilton county armory tonight, and for a period of more than three weeks bowlers from all parts of the United States and some from Canada, will compete for honors in the bowling world. Mayor John Galvin, of Cincinnati, will welcome the visitors to the city, while August Herrmann, chairman of the Cincinnati tournament committee, after a brief address will turn over the sixteen new alleys to be utilized for the roll-offs, to the officials of the congress. On the first night sixteen teams, composed of local bowlers, will try their luck at knocking down the pins. The program for the remainder of the tournament calls for five-men events to be bowled over night. Including Sundays, and the two-men events and i dividual performances daily morning and afternoons. Six hundred and flfty-two five-men teams will contest and, incidentally, try to break the official tournament record of 3,061 for that event. For the two-men teams there are 1,494 entries, the high score tournament record being 1,346 pins.

The singles has 3,033 entries, the official record score being 711 pins. During the closing days of the meeting, the woman's national bowling association will hold their second annual tournament. Thirty-two woman bowling teams of America are entered for competition as well as a large number of two woman teams and about 150 individual entrants.

REDUCE BEER PRODUCTION

BERNE, Jan. 20. By Mail. The output of beer in Austria has been reduced to 8 percent of the peace time nrnrtttftinn aft'.nrfMne tn an nffioial

later two victories in its bonnet this I Jrder effectlve from Jan L

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Fouls Committed by Americans Davis, lp. Tommies Johnson, lp; Bentlage, lp; Catheart, lp. Artillery Taylor, f, 1 0 1 2 Tietz, f 0 1 1 1 Johanning, c ...0 0 0 0 Town send, g 0 0 0 0 Kohnle, g 0 0 1 0 Totals 1 1 3 3 Em Roe Deen. f 0 0 0 0 Smith, f 1 0 1 2 Weaver, c 0 0 ,2 0 Alexander, g 0 0 0 0 Hawekotte, g 0 0 0 0 Babylon, c 0 0 0 0

Totals 1 0 3 2 Fouls Committed by Artillery Tietz lp; Hahnle, 2p. Em Roe Weaver, lp; Alexander, lp; Hawekotte, lp.

Gls. Fls. Msd. Pts, Van Allen, f 9 6 1 24 Stegman, f 5 0 0 10 Simmons, c 4 0 2 S Graffi3, g 0 0 0 0 R. Price 0 0 0 0 Gardner 0 0 0 0 Harding 0 0 0 0 Rollands o o o o Totals IS 6 3 42

FT. WAYNE Gls. Fls.

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Referee Greeley. Time of Hilves Twenty minutes. Fouls Richmond: Van Allen, 4t; Simmons, 2t; Graffis, 2p, It; Gardner, p. Ft Wayne: Wooding, p; Berghoff, p, t; White, 2p; Wilkin, 4p.

Eddie Murphy, the White Sox utility outfielder, has sent in his signed 1918 contract.

Riser 116 Michalree 4..126 Mercurio ....148 Klinger 181 Lichtenfels ..215

MARINES

1st. 2d. 3d

105 125 148 159 186

CONSTANT SUFFERER FINOS HIJLIEK 'I have been a constant sufferer from kidney trouble and three months aero

171 j wn down sick in bed for my back

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101 105 148 136 1S1

Total Av.

107 117 148 159 194

456 444 476 682

Totals

786 723 671 2180 727

BASKETBALL SCORES

At Crawfordsville. Wabash, 18; Notre Dame, 14. At Shelbyville, Technical (Indianapolis), 20; Shelbyville, 10. At Indianapolis, Shortridge (Indianapolis), 27; Rushville, 17. At Logansport, Logansport, 48; Winnaraac, 18. At .Anderson, 41; Tipton, 6. At Plainfield, Plainfield, 25; Pendleton. 16. At Middletown, Lapel, 54; Middletown, 15. At LaFayette, Jefferson, 28; Frankford, 12. - At Crawfordsville, Lebanon, 37; Crawfordsville, 25. At Muncle, Muncle Junior High, 23; Crawfordsville Juniors, 21. At Martinsville, Martinsville, 32; Thorntown, 19. At South Port, South Port, 19; Amo, 10. , 'j At Terre Haute, Indiana State Nor-! mal, 33; Eastern Illinois Normal, 24. 1

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LIBERTY FIVE SETTLES SCORE ' WITH XENIA, 0.

LIBERTY, Ind., Feb. 16. The Liberty basketball five defeated the Xenia, O. basketball team by a 44-17

score Friday night in one of the larg est attended games of the season.

The Xenia team earlier in the sea

son was the only team which had the

distinction of defeating the Liberty five and so the game 6taged here Fri

day night drew one of the largest crowds of the season. Maibach made 22 of the 44 points for the Liberty team. For Xenia, Moore made six points and Stephens and Shambaugh made four points each. The Liberty team was in the best of form and passed the ball all around the Xenia men holding them to seventeen points. With the only defeat cleared off the slate Liberty feels confident that it will be able to show the Richmond high school team stiff competition for the district honors in March. The score: Xenia Ols. Fls. Msd. Pts. Stephens, f 2 0 1 4 Moore, Capt 1 4 5 6

Shambaugh, c 2 Vanarsdall, g. 0 Anylett, g 0 Hartsock, g 1

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Totals 18 8 5 44 Fouls Committed by Xenia, Stephens, lp, lp; Shambaugh, It; Vanarsdall, 2t; Anylett, 3p. 3t; Hartsock, 2p. Liberty Stevens, 2t; Maibach, 2t, lp; Samuels, 2t; Carson, It; lp; Orr, ltr Fosdlck, 2p; Thompson, It j Referee Coach Rider of Miami uniJ verelty. Timekeeper Mays. Time of Halves Twenty minutes.

Eppa Rixey. the Philly pitcher, is at Fort Worth, Texas, receiving a course in gas training. Rixey is now a lieutenant and after bis course at Fort Worth will complete his training at California.

Do Not Undo More with a Spoon than Our Soldiers Can Do with a Gun.

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NOTICE TO HEIRS, CREDITORS, ETC. In the .matter of the estate of Caroline Lamb, deceased. In the Wayne Circuit Court, January Term. 1918. Notice is hereby given that Dickinson Trust company aa executor of the estate of Caroline Lamb, deceased, has presented and filed its account and vouchers in final settlement of said estate, and that the same will come up for examination and action of said Circuit Court on the 23rd day of February, 1918, at which time all heirs, creditors or legatees of said estate are

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NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT State of Indiana. Wayn County, ss: Estate of James T. Hastings, deceased. Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned has duly qualified in the Wayne Circuit Court, as exeoutor of the last will and testament of James T. Hastings, deceased, late of Wayne County, Indiana. Said estate is supposed to be solvent. DICKINSON TRUST COMPANY.' Executor. Gardner, Jessup, Hoelscher & White. Ieb.9-I6-23

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