Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 43, Number 112, 22 March 1918 — Page 7
R .11. S. TRACK MEN TRAINING ON REID FIELD Nohr Has Enough Athletes for All Events on the Program.
Athletes of the Richmond high school have turned their attention to
track and baseball work. Twenty-five men are reporting for track work on the Reid Field. Earlham, under the direction of Physical Director Nohr. Nohr announced Friday that all the events were covered, excepting broad and high jumps. ' Last year he said the team was stronger in the field than on the track, but this year seemingly the opposite holds true. Entries for Events The men and the events In which they will participate follow: Track Events Robinson, 880 yard dash; Harding, 100. 220, 440 yard dashes; Latta, one mile; Emlie, 100, 220 yard dashes; Graff is. captain, pole vault and relay; K. Dolllns, hurdles;
R. Motley, hurdles; Eversman, hurdles and discuss; Rollands. mile; Harpe, one mile; Simmons, U miles; VanAllen. 100. 220 yard dashes; Gardner, pole vault. Field Even Price, shot put. discuss thrcM ' an ! other weight events, and . .reman, discuss throwing. The first of April will herald the opening of the play grounds at South Twenty-second street. The tennis courts will be put in condition for the rest of the summer. Track work is being carried on at Earlham because the play-ground track Is In a very bad condition and probably will not be used for actual work this year. The high school ath
letics are making use of the offer of
Earlham authorities to use their track.
Basketball Tossers on Edge For Clash With Greensburg Team
The Y. M. C. A. basketball quintet is set for the Greensburg claBh Saturday night at the Y gym. This is the last game of the season before the state Y basketball tourney at Muncie. Coach Schwan is putting his men through a stiff grind this week in preparation for the Greensburg five and the tourney at Muncie. The men are hitting a fast pace and pormi8e to give an excellent exhibition of basketball. The Richmond Y. M. C. A. basketball team presents the most formidable lineup yet this season. It is composed of old R. II. S. basketball stars. Both C. Porter and Monroe, who
CAMBRIDGE DEFEATS SOLDIER BALL TOSSERS
CAMBRIDGE CITY, Ind., March 22.
In a fast contest the Cambridge City
Independents defeated the Co. I, 14th Infantry, of Fort Benjamin Harrison,
at Community hall last night. In spite of the one sidedness of the score the Porter brothers, Diff and Vinter3
played the floor like magic. Winters
played a star game and succeeded in
getting away from his man for a few counters. E. Porter easily led both teams in the scoring with 36 points to his credit. C. Porter followed with a total of 14. Daniels the lengthy center playes a fast and clean game and played every minute of the time. When the final shot was fired the Cambridge City bunch was on the top end of a 64 to 22 score.
have been on the sick list, will be tble to play. Coach Schwans proteges present a strong eight man combination, with three forwards and three guards with possible switch of Pitts, guard, to center. In case Parker, regular center, is unable to play. The forwards are E. Porter, C. Porter and "Eco" O'Neal; center, Parker with Pitts able to play either center or guard, and guards, Pitts, Shelton, Monroe and Hayward. The Greensburg team is considered fast and will put up a stiff ight. The Richmond boys defeated the Greensburg team on its own floor In an. over
time game. A curtain raiser will be played between the Y. M. C. A. second basketball team and the New Paris high school five.
EARLHAM OPENS BASEBALL SCHEDULE WITH MIAMI
OXFORD, O., March 22. According to announcement made today by Athletic Director Brodbeck, of Miami University, the varsity baseball season will open here on April 12 or 13 with Earlham Colteg. On April 20. Earlham will be played tn Richmond. On account of Miami's closing earlier than usual this year, only eight games will be played. DECIDE POOL TOURNEY
The pool tournament Is hanging on the Harding-Dollins contest which de
cides which will play m tne semifinals against Ralph Hunt, the small nool shark. Hunt defeated H. Gard
ner by a 35-30 score. E. Porter forfeited to Llvineston. and S. Watt won
from L. Keelor by 35-33 score HARRY MILLER IS DEAD.
EM-ROES WIND UP SEASON ON
SATURDAY
INDIANAPOLIS. March 22 On Sat
urday night Indianapolis basketball fans will lhave their last chance to see the Em-Roe quintet, as it now is, in action until the war is over. The Em-Roes will wind up the local season by meeting the Sparks Business College team of Shelbyviile, 111., at the Y M. C. A. gymnasium.
The 'Cardinals may begin their preliminary work in the south without one of last year's regular outfielders signed. Tommy Long has been released and Walter Cruise and Jack Smith are holdouts.
Cambridge City, Ind.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Tyler and son of Cincinnati were the guests Sunday of the former's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Tyler B. F. Wissler has returned from Kokomo, where he spent several days with Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Wissler Mr. and Mrs. Harry Stannali entertained a party of friends in honor of Mrs. Stannah's birthday. The rooms were decorated in green. Light refreshments were served in the early evening and a lunch at midnight. The game of "500" at three tables, with
music both vocal and instrumental, formed the diversions of the evening. The guests were, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Watkins. Mrs. Haffner of Detroit. Mr. and Mrs. George Babcock. Mr. and Mrs. Forest Danner. Mr. and Mrs. Paul I)richel and Mr. and Mrs. O. U. Toppin Miss Flossie Hazelrigg of Indianapolis, has been the guest the past week of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John H. Hazelrigg Sunday was the birthday of Jtfrs. John Dillon and a n ember of friends and neighbors called with well filled baskets, to give her a very pleasant surprise. Mrs. Dillon and her husband and daughter. Miss Mary, are held in high esteeem by the people of Cambridge City A social meeting of the Friday Night club will be held at the home of Dr. and Mrs. Kniese. Tuesday evening, March 26.. . . C .T. Wright has sold his attractive home on East Main street to Forest Danner. Consideration, approximately $5,000. This is one of the- best residence r roperties in Cambridge City.. . . The Helen Hunt club met with Miss Lillie Conklin Monday afternoon. Mrs.
Viola Roth gave a very interesting talk on "Present Day Religious Problems in Latin America." and Miss Whelan read
a carefully prepared paper on "Congress of Christian Work." Mrs. Thomas Kepler and Mrs. Harry Doll were guests of Shelbyviile friends Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Forest Danner entertained Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Guy Danner. Miss Bricman, Miss Small and MissMvra Armstrong of Knightstown. Workmen of the T. H. I. & E. railway are lowering the track through the town, placing it on a level with the concrete work.
INTERUREAN CAR JUMPS SWITCH; NO ONE HURT
A freight interurban car jumped a switch Wednesday night at 10 o'clock at the top of the incline at North Seventh end D streets, knocking down a telegraph pole. Officers of the company said Thursday that the accident was probably due to dust and dirt collecting in the switch which kept it from working properly. No one was injured.
Mallins Wins Checker Tournament at "Y"
Thinking more of marriage than of checkers; Schlauch who was doped to win the Y. M. C. A. checker tourney, lost to Mullins Wednesday. Schlauch was married Wednesday evening. Mullins by defeating H. Gardner won the right to play in the finals 'with Schlaucl-. chlauch usually an excellent checker king man, was an easy victim for Mullins. Mullins now holds the checker championship of the Y, with Schlauch second and H. Gardner third.
EATON, Ohio, March 22. Harry Miller., 46 years old. died at his home near Gratis, following a long illness. His wife and one daughter, Mrs. Hazel Carr, survive. Funeral and burial took place Friday afternoon at Gratis.
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Ray Hangs Up Record tor Three-Quarter Mile
NEW YORK, March 22. Joie Ray of the Illinois Athletic club, Chicago,
established a world's Indoor record for
three-quarters of a mile, covering the distance In 3 minutes 4 4-5 seconds at the Commercial Institute games at Madison square here Thursday night. The former record was 3:07 made by Joe Driscoll at Buffalo, March 15, 1913. In an attempt to equal or better the one mile indoor record of 4:16 made by Joynie Overman, Ray continued on around but fell short of beating the record on the mile. He beat the old record by several seconds.
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