Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 43, Number 141, 25 April 1918 — Page 12
THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, THURSDAY, APRIL 25, 1918
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HIGH TRACK LIEN TO TAKE PART IN TRI-STATE MEET Will x Go to Cincinnati for the Big Meet .which Takes Place on May 4th. . 1
Richmond high school track athletes
will participate in the tri-state meet to be held at Cincinnati, O., Saturday, May 4. This meet is one of the biggest high school events in the central west this year. Richmond high school track and
field men have not been able to practice a great deal this season on ac
count of the cord and wet weather, and what little working out they have done has been on the track and field at Earlham college. There Is a shortage of weight men and It now appears that "Chick" Graffls, captain of the track squad, will have to bear the brunt of this work. Me will also enter the 440 yard run and the pole vault. The outlook Is not at all favorable for all of the best men will be missing from the squad. After the Cincinnati meet the Richmond team will enter the tri-state an-, nual meet which is ,held at Miami University In Oxford, 0. Richmond
won the meet at Osord last year
against fourteen cortevs. A track and fleJ ta4etrJWith Muncle
high school had been yrranisd for the
latter part of this- mof ot has been
postponed.
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Clubs Won. Lost.
New York 7 0 Philadelphia 6 1 Cincinnati 4 2 Chicago 3 3 St. Louis 2 3 Pittsburg 2' 3 Boston 1 6 Brooklyn 0 7
Per. 1.000 .857 .667 .600 .400 .400 .143 .000
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
Won. Lost. Per.
Boston 7 Cleveland 4 Detroit 2 New York 4 Philadelphia 3 St. Louis 2 Chicago 1 Washington 2 GAMES TODAY National League Cincinnati at Pittsburg. St. Louis at Chicago. Philadelphia at Boston. New York at Brooklyn. American League Chicago at St. Louis. Cleveland at Detroit. Boston at Philadelphia. Washington at New York.
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.667 .667 .444 .429 .333 ,333 .286
Yesterday's Games
AMERICAN LEAGUE. At Philadelphia R. H. E. Boston 000 000 0000 6 3 Philadelphia ...000 000 03 3 5 1 Batteries Ruth and Agnew; Gregg and McAvoy. At New York R. H. E. Washington 000 000 0224 6 3 New York Ill 020 00 5 14 1 Batteries Ayres, Shaw and Alnsmith; Russell, Love and Hannah. At Detroit R. H. E. Cleveland 000 020 000 2 10 1 Detroit 202 010 00 5 11 2 Batteries Bagby and O'Neill; Erlckson and Stanage.
NATIONAL LEAGUE At Chicago R. H. E. Chicago. 01100000 x 2 6 1 St. Louis. 00000000 00 1 1 Batteries Meadows and Gonzales; Vaughn and Klllifer. . At Brooklyn R. H. E. New York 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 5 x 6 10 2 Brooklyn. 10010000 02 5 2 Batteries Barnes, Demaree and Rariden and McCarty; Coombs, Cheney and Miller. At Boston R. II. E. Boston... 00000001 01 5 4 Phlladel'a. 0102010 04 8 0 Batteries Hughes, Hearnes and Wilson and Henry; Mayer and Adams.
Cold Weather Again ' Causes Postponement of Earlham-RJiami Game ... . - .. i ; A second postponement of the Earl-ham-Miami baseball game, which was to have been played at Reid field Wednesday afternoon, was necessitated by the cold weather, and next Tuesday was set as the date for playing the game. The Quakers are scheduled to meet the Baptist college organization at Franklin Friday afternoon if the weather permits.
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PARIS. April 25. The first tobacco "cards" have made their appearance In France. The town of Aubin has taken the initiative, and it is expected that many other towns and cities will follow suit. No card will be delivered to youths under 16 years old. No provision is made for women. There has been a shortage of tobacco in France during the last three months.
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RAY WOODS CITY BOWLING CHAMP
Ray Woods won the city individual bowling championship Wednesday night at Twigg's alleys, heading King, his nearest competitor, by 44 pins. Woods won a silver loving cup presented by the Jenkins jewelry store, and also first prize money. . Another tournament of five games has been arranged and the schedule will begin Saturday night. In the Women's Night Bowling league at the -Y. M. C. A. Wednesday night, the Reserves defeated the Regulars in three straight games. H. Murray rolled the highest score, toppling 138 pins in the third game. Following is the result of the games at the Y. M. C A. , , Regulars. Player 1st.- 2nd. 3rd Stone 69 60 58 McManus 76 112 115 Dennis ...81 56 76 Leine 84 57 87 McCarthy 85 108 86 'Team totals... ... ..395 393 422 Reserves. ' Player 1st. 2nd. ' 3rd McCarthy 75 105 104 H. Murray 80 103 138 Schnable 86 135 123 Blind . 134 110 87 Sharkett 70 118 102 Team totals. ...... .445 571 554 Following are the complete results in the championship tournament: Names Pts. G. Ave. Woods 1744 "9 194 King... 1700 9 189 Bennett .....1690 9 188 Tomlinson 1655 9 184 Father Duffy 1605 9 178 Evans 1295 9 178 Lichtenfels 1603 9 178 Erk 1597 9 177 Price 1524 9 169 Sherer 1468 9 163 Bad Wallace to Meet Harry Watson Tonight Bud Wallace of Richmond, and Harry Watson of Columbus, lnd., are scheduled to scrap four rounds Thursday night at a boxing carnival in Connersville. The other bouts will be staged, according to the announcement of the Connersville Athletic organization. WILL BUILD MUSEUM LONDON, April 25. In order to house the national collection of war relics now being formed, the government plans to build a great museum which the Commissioner of Works says will be one of the most remark
able buildings in Europe.
S. A. L.T0 PLAY THIRTY GAMES; OPENERJAY 11 A thirty game schedule was arranged for the coming season at a meeting Wednesday night in the Y. M. C. A. of the Saturday afternoon baseball league. All of the games are to be played at Exhibition park. The opening game will be played on May 11. Following is the schedule: Saturday, May 11. Jenkins Vulcans vs. Malleable; Natco vs. Simplex. Saturday, May 18. Natco vs. Malleable; Simplex vs. Jenkins Vulcans. Saturday, May 25. Simplex vs. Malleable; Natco vs. Jenkins Vulcans. Saturday, June 1. Natco vs. Jeaklns Vulcans; Malleable vs. Simplex. Saturday, June 8. Natco vs. Simplex; Malleable vs. Jenkins Vulcans. Saturday,, June 15. Natco vs. Malleable; Simplex vs. Jenkins Vulcans. Saturday, June 22.--Simplex vs. Natco; Malleable vs. Jenkins Vulcans. Saturday, June 29. Simplex vs. Jenkins Vulcans; Malleable vs. Natco. Saturday, July 6. Simplex vs. Malleable; Natco vs. Jenkins Vulcans. Saturday, July 13. Simplex vs. Jenkins Vulcans; Natco vs. Malleable. Saturday, July 20. Malleable vs. Jenkins Vulcans; Natco vs. Simplex. Saturday, July 27. Natco vs. Jenkins Vulcans; Malleable vs. Simplex. Saturday, Aug. 3. Mlleable vs. Jenkins Vulcans; Natco vs. Simplex.. Saturday, Aug. 10. Natco vs. Malleable; Simplex vs. Jenkins Vulcans. Saturday, Aug. 17. Simplex vs. Malleable; Natco vs. Jenkins Vulcans.
According to the, German , papers the kaiser's government has vastly more difficulty in placating the women into submission than the men.
DISTRIBUTE FUNDS . FROM STYLE SHOW
The merchants who conducted the spring style . show held March 19 at the Washington theatre, announced Thursday the distribution of the funds taken in for admission at the show. The admissions totalled $185.80, and this amount was prorated and distributed as follows: -Support of a Belgian child for one year $35 . 00 Red Cross fund, for work of local chapter 50.00 Y. M. C. A. war fund, October
campaign . . . : 50.00
Local .charity, under supervision of Miss Clark 25.40 Knights of Columbus war fund 25.40 All of the money will be paid out at once, excepting that which is to be given to the Y. M. C. A. fund and which will be held until the fall drive of the association. The contribution to the Knights of Columbus war fund will be made when the drive starts next week. . The merchants who took part in the style show were: Jenkins Jewelry company, Chenoweth Auto company, Lee B. Nusbaum company, Thomas & WesBel, Fred H. Lemon, florist, Roy W. Dennis, and the Romey Furniture company. ALLIES STAND
Continued From Page One. attackers. The line between Hailles end Castel is but three miles from the railway running south from Amiens. Forces Are Decreased. Apparently the Germans, did not re-
ARCHBISHOP IS IMPROVING ST. PAUL, Minn., April 25. Archbishop John Ireland, who recently suffered a relapse after .recuperating from a physical breakdown, was somewhat improved today.
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sume the offensive with as heavily massed forces as were used , In the previous battles In Picardy and last week in Flanders. Probably they are counting on the artillery to blast a way for smaller bodies of troops, the losses since March 21 in massed assaults, having necessitated economy in man-power. It is not yetlilear whether the renewal of the fighting east of Amiens means another desperate attempt to reach that city or whether the Germans are carrying out attacks on a large front In an endeavor jto straighten out their line. The German positions from Albert south to Montdidier have several small dangerous salients in them and the enemy may desire to wipe them out. Increase In Flanders. There has been some Increase also in the fighting activities in Flanders, especially at the apex of the new enemy salient. The Germans attacked east of Robecq and were repulsed while the British made slight gains west of Merville and around Meteren. Northwest of Festubert, where the new line joins the old, the British have recaptured an advance post, inflicting losses on the Germans. ' Or the Macedonian front, allied troops have gained new local successes in the continuation of the increased activity in this theater. Brit
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