Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 43, Number 131, 13 April 1918 — Page 7
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RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, SATURDAY, APRIL 13, 1918 ,
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LIIAL1 NINE MEETS niAf.ll IfJ ANNUALCONTEST ' Quakers Journey to Oxford, 0., for First Baseball Game ' of Season. OXFORD, O., April 13 parlham and JMiaml are fighting It out this after(noon oil the local college diamond in ft be first baseball game of the season there. Though the weather for the last iweek has been frigid a change which jgave promise for the better caused 'i Coach Rider of Miami University to end word to Manager Ralford of the i Quaker team, to bring bis men here ; ftor the game if they had to wear overcoats. The trip from Richmond vai made In automobiles. The Quakers defeated M'aml in the vppnlng frame last season, but the re- . fault of today's confab is a matter.of doubt as the strength of the two teams K Is unknown. It Is understood that Parlham has rot been able to practice this week because of the weather and not until he received word yesterday afternon that the game would be played, did Coach Mowe of Earlham Cak his boys cut for practice. The lineup of the two teams Is as
NATIONAL LEAGUE STAR IS DRAFTED
ST. PAUL, Neb., April 13. Grover Cleveland Alexander, pitcher of the Chicago National League baseball team has ben selected bf the draft board of Howard county as one of 12 of the county's quota of drafted men to go to Camp Funston during the five days beginning April 26.
HfIHin Up
MAJOR LEAD
SEASON OPENS NEXT TUESDAY I II IMI II MM Two Games in American League Monday Barnstorming Trips Cause Loss. I. i -
it was a wise move by certain major;
league masnates to hold out for a later oireninz this season. Had the
major season opened about April 10. as heretofore, most of the clubs would have encountered snow and cold, rains in nearly all sections. Now it seems that the American Association map; nates were particularly fortunate in selecting May 1 to open the season.. The first big frames of the season are' scheduled for next Monday in the
. The calling of many cf the younger players in the majors to service in the army and navy and the prospects of many more being called before the current struggle enda has had the effect of increasing the value of the veteran who is still vigorous enough to play in the big tent. An example of this was shown in the scramble of the big- league .teams for the services of Larry Lajole, when the big Frenchman attempted to sever his connections with the now defunct International league. Brooklyn. Chicago, Boston and Cleveland were after him at one time. The veteran Larry Gardner is expected to do much toward pulling thr Athletics out of the rut this year. Bob
Groom is being counted upon tb take ; In one round
his regular turn in the box with, Cleveland. Miller Iluggins confesses that the Yankees' chances "will be hurt if Eddie Plank refuses to join the team. Jimmy Archer threatens to be the Pirates' regular backstop. And there
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are any number cl faima. cases, all of which go to prove that youth has been severed and that now some of the oldsters are coming In for their share of the feast.
now we will have to wait until the Miska affair. And it isn't any certainty that Mister Dempsey, even if he is as good as his manager claims, will manhandle Miske. Billy la a clever boxer, much cleverer than Dempey, and a hard puncher. , Furthermore, he
nas a legitimate reputation. Only re-, cently he went ten rounds with Fred j Fulton, and not only held his own but received the verdict from two wws-
Miss Clark Will Be Delegate to Conference Miss Ethel Clark, secretary of the Social sWvice bureau, ha3 been apncinted delegate to the National Conference of Social Workers to be heid
The ball player should remember that it is much more honorable to be exempted because of fiat feet than because cf a flat head. Jack Dempsey, "the sensational Colorado heavyweight," as his literature
styles him, has temporarily aiao-, stepped Tom Cowler,"and has also had ; the date of his match with Billy MIske moved up to the first week in: Mav. ' Demosey has been meeting a :
lot of set-ups and knocking them cold ;
On at least two occa
sions ne is Known io ue off former sparring partners on fistic promoters. This is bad stuff and leads to the suspicion that he isn't all there. t The Cowler contest would have given:
us a good line on nis numueo, uui
DO YOU KNOW THAT Bcnniej Kauff's right arm is six inches shorter!
than his left?
in Kansas City, Mo., May 15 to 22 The appointment was made by Gove nor Goodrich.
Masonic Calendar
Each Liberty bond tocracy.
Saturday, April 13 Loyal Chapter
I No. 49 O. E. S. Will celebrate their
j thirty-seventh anniversary in Masonis a shot at au- J ic lodge rooms. All Masons and their " families are invited. ,
.Hats Cleaned and ReblockefJ Just like new at the WAYNE HAT SHOP Where pride and economy meet. 911 Main St.
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illows: Earlham. Templeton and Fol.l Te , T afut-- u m.-u irer. Ditchers: Ralford. catcher: Book-'i . at Bcstn an4 New Aork at-
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out. first base; Pontius or Tietz, sec)rid base; Fesmier or Jordan, short jstoo; Osborne, third base; Clarert, rleht flejd: Jefferles, center field; Brown, right field. Miami H"tdelburg. pitcher; Smith, catcher; McKie. first base; Predmore, second base; Robinson, third base; Wack or Bender, short stop: Miller, left field: Munns. center field; Blaik. right field. Munns and Zimmern. nnd Brate and Fry will constitute Miami's additional batteries. Next Saturday afternoon the two teams will play a return game at Reid ; field' inRicbmond. ,
-Set' Em Up OnThc Other Alley.
American do not open until Tuesday.; The official opening of the National, League is scheduled for Tuesday. j On the training trips this year mostj
of the major teams made a specialty of, r
ija.1 iiblui iinijf . iu aim mi ui iiiriu have met with severe weather, entail-' ing severe losses because of muchj
traveling and hotel expenses.
Wayne War Mothers Second in Indiana in Purchase of Bonds
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The five-man Vogue team leads all .contenders In the first annual city league bowling tournament, rolling up a high score Friday night on the Twigg alleys, of 2.640 pins. With a handicap of 38 pins the total reaches 2.678. In the doubles, King and Martin took first honors with 1,191 pins, and R. Llchtenfels held the highest Individual score with 600 points in three games. With a handicap of 10 this brought his mark to 610. King rolled the highest individual score In a single game with 230. Following are the scores: Five-Man Teams.
Vokucs 2640 38 All Stars 2441 88 Coca Colas 2470 0 Tramps 2327 100 K. of C. 2340 33 Models .2237 80 Doubles.
King, Martin 1191 Llchtenfels, Evans ..1164 Todd, Selm ..... 990 Bennett, Qulnllvan ,.1S2 Broderick. Fr. Duffy. 1053 Meyers, Fosler 1020 Erk, Tomlinson 1122 Wood. Sherer 1088 iYounrflesh. Hosier ..1080
Mrs. A. W. Roach, who is head' of j the War Mothers'. organization here, j was elected a member of the Ways and Means committee at a state meet-; ing1 of the organization held in Indianapolis this week. Mr?. Roach andi Mrs. R. P. Whistler, Mrs; George Davis and Mrs. Henry Mather, attended thg meeting. j Mrs. Roach said that reports showed j that Wayne county stood second in! the state in the amount of Liberty;
bonds purchased by the War Mothers. (
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Triangle presents DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS and ALMA RUBENS In XBr&e Malt Bieec& From story by BRET HARTE "The Half Breed" contains: The wonderful Bret Harte tale of California Mining days that brought tears and laughter to millions. Also The wonderful Fairbanks smile. And: The wistful beauty of Alma Rubens plus the terrific forest fire! ' Two-reel Keystone Coiijedy--MUB Runge Orchestra, Clarence Runge, Director ADULTS 15c - :: ;-; :-: :-: CHILDREN 5c MONDAY TUESDAY KEITH VAUDEVILLE Arthur & Grace, Terry BERQUIST BROS. "BITS OF VAUDEVILLE" ACCORDIONISTS Episode No. 3 of the great war serial THE EAGLE EYE Featuring KING BAGGOTT and MARGUERITE SNOW "
fncf Emi7 21 NewSong Hits CaSI OI F OFIy "Betty is A Darling" i . . . "Ireland Dear, My Heart's For You" Special Scenery 2aaam "cm, Mr. oTiynn" "I Love You Little Sweetheart" RUNGE ORCHESTRA "Molly Mine" .
Given Under the Auspices of The Choral Society St. Andrews Church. TWO EVENINGS WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY
St. Andrew's Auditorium Something New A Sure Hit
Undoubtedly the most clever skit attempted by local talent. Past successes by this group of singers and players a surety of a rollicking, dashing entertainment.
Admission SO Cents; Resered Seats on sale at The Auditorium box office Sunday at 8:30 a. m. to 4 p. m. . After Sunday at McDonnell's Drug Store, 720 Main Street.
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NOTICE Of APfOIXTMENT Ktate of Indiana. Wayne County, Kaiata'of Cliarl E. Ilaller, 1lafSHOfl. Nwtloa l hrbr given that th unaerirn1 haa duly qualified in Wayne Circuit Court, ae xcutrl of th 6tat of Charlt K. Hallr. deceased, lota of Wayna County. Indiana, feaid t-titnta ia wuppaed to b solvent. blNDKBLLA HALLEH. rt. ' " Executrix. iiobblna, Keller t. Hobblna. Attys. mar.JO-apr.6-18.
The Home cf the Fipe Organ
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When they make , Better .Photoplays the Washington will be The first to Show them.
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Sunday Only MADGE EVANS and GEORGE MAC .QUARRIE in
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A thrilling, nature story, dealing with an unusual subject, and presented in a way to grip and hold the attention of every spectator. An exceptionally entertaining story. Also showing The Popular PATHE NEWS and a Very Funny Comedy, "Here Comes the Girls"
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Monday and Tuesday PEGGY HYLAND in
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This is a fascinatingly unusual photoplay in which an absorbingly thrilling story is told.
interest film. Added Comedy Features MUFF & JEFF in "THE FREIGHT INVESTIGATION" -Drawn by Bud Fisher end a Pathc Comedy a real entertainment. ,
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Wednesday and Thursday
iarriscalein Within the Cup'
The story was written by Monte M. Katterjohn and deals with the struggles of a woman who is afraid of love because of a curse w hich she feels has been infesteM upon her soul. This is the greatest picture in which Uessie Rarriacale has as yet played. - - " . Also LOUISE FAZENDA in "THOSE ATHLETIC GIRLS" Another one of Mack Sennett's gloom chasers- , .,. Friday and Saturday CHARLES R1CHMAN & ANNA Q. NILSSON in
The story of a conscientious objeoior who finally went "Over There" and became a hero. "Over There" the picture.is afltting courpanion to the song, and together they will make that title doubly famous. If you want to see a picture with marvelously faithful actin:;. stirring battle scenes, and thrilling deeds of .heroism, through which is interwoven au appealing love story, be sure to see "Over There." Pathe News and a Comedy will be shown in addition to "Over There." . .' , r Music by "STEWART & ROBINSON" the Boys Who Play the Pictures , i . " - T ' ' Attention Boys and Girls! We are going to give a npecial morning matinee Saturday, April 20th., and we want you to come and see "Littje Red Riding Hood." Everyone of you know the story, now come and see the picture you are sure to like it. ' " . . r.
A Romance of the South Sea Isles
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. By LARRY EVANS From his Saturday Evening Post story "THE PAINTED LADY" Showing the eminent William, Farnum in the role of a fearless sailor who rises above his lowly conditions and become a power for good. - also MUTT & JEFF Comedy "COWS AND CAWS" Hear the Famous Marimba Band, 6 Entertainers
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WHEN AMAN SEES PEO William Fox production
Tuesday Only NORMA TALMADGE in "MISSING LINKS" ADULTS 15c :-: :-: i-: :-: :-: CHILDREN 5c
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"It's Time to Insure" Dougan, Jenkins & Co.
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