Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 43, Number 145, 30 April 1918 — Page 7
THE. RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM. lUEbDAY, APRIL 30,1918
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UPPER CLASS LIEN ARE DEFEATED BYJRESIIWEN Earlham Freshies Win Interclass Track Meet, 41 to 21.
Freshmen will hold tbel greater percentage of places on the Quaker track team according to the dope developed via an lnterclass track meet at Earlham, Monday night. The Freshmen won over the other three classes combined, 41-21. Lawler. Johnson and Carey, freshmen, held the highest honors. Lawler took the broad jump. with, ease and showed abiltty to come through better as the Reason advances. Johnson showed np welt at the- shotpnt. Carey handled the discus with ease and is the strongest bidder for that place on the' regular team. For the npper clavsamen. Titswortn and Edwards were the only point getters. Tlt3worth. winning irst in all three events he entered made fifteen of the 21 points for the upperclassmeo. Edw erds winning; the mile, insured him a place on the team on the long distance events. This year's Freshman class has been a booster class In athletics, having more all round athletes than the other three classes combine The results of the meet are as follows: 100-yard Dash Titswortn. Wright and Lawler. High Jump Johnson. Davis and Calvert. , 220-yard Dash Titsworth, Forquher and Wright. Mile Run Edward9, Kennedy. , Discus Carey. Johnson and Lawler. Quarter Mile Titsworth. Wright and Edwards. Shot Put Johnson. Carey and HarBroad Jump Lawler. Johnson and Kaiford.
Yesterday's Games
AMERICAN LEAGUE At St. Louis H.H. E. Detroit . 120 000 000 Z 8-4 St. Loui3 ...... 200 050 14 12 11 1 Batteries: Mitchell, Hall. Flneran. and Stanage; Davenport and New-
maker. At Cleveland R. H. E. Chicago 020 211 020 S 14 0 Cleveland ....... 000 00O 400 4 4 1 Batteries: Williams, Danforth and Cicotte and SchaL; Groom. Couinb and O'Neil.
Lajoie Has Never Played in. World's Series Games INDIANAPOLIS. April 20. Twenty years in the major leagues and" never saw a world's series! Larry Lajoie. the new manager of the Indianapolis club of the American Association, is the guilty party. "I came mighty close to playing In a world's series once, and that is the closest I ever came to seeing one." Lajoie said. "In 1908, when I was managing the Cleveland club, we lost the championship, by half a game. I almost saw a world's series then, but didn't." Asked if he didn't care to witness the sweepstakes of the baseball season, Lajoie said that he was ready to go home and rest after the close of each season and for that reason passed up the "big show1 every year.
EARLHAM NINE MEETS MIAMI
Both the Earlham college and Miami
baseball nines play their second game Tuesday afternoon at Earlham college
on Reid field. When the teams stacked up against each other at Miami, Miami was easily
the victor. However, both teams are
in better shape to handle the ball and
this, game should prove an even, con
test.
The war .has shot holes in the Miami team this year and Miami fans would not be surprised to learn that the Quakers had "walked over their
team."
The lineup of the two teams was the same as two weeks agtf. Earlham,
Templeton and Folger, pitchers; Rai
ford catcher; Bookout, first base; Pontius or Tietz, second base; Fesmire or Jordan, short stop; Osbourne, third
base; Calvert, right field; Jefferies, center field; Brown, right field. Miami Heidelburg. pitcher; Smith,
catcher; McKie first base; Predmore, second base; Robinson, third base; Wack or Bender, short stop; Miller, left field; Munns, center field: Blake, right field; with Munns and Zimmern and Brate and Fry as additional batteries.
Homer Stonebraker is Caught in the Droit CRAWFORDSVILLE, Ind.. April 30. Homer Stonebraker, one of the
greatest all-round athletes ever developed in Indiana, has been caught in the draft. Stonebraker first jumped into fame in the athletic world by his wonderful playing on the Wonder Five of Wabash and was two years captain of the team. He was also a letter man m football at Wabash, having been chosen all-state center for two years. He has tried to enlist in several
branches of the service, but failed toi pass the examinations. Recently her took the examination for the aviation ( service along with Francis Bacon, also
a toot Da II and basketball player or note at Wabash. Bacon passed he
exmination and is awaiting his call, while Stonebraker failed to pass. Bacon is at the present time coaching the baseball team at Wabash, while Stonebraker is still in school. "Stoney," as he is called by his friends, will leave his home. Wingate, Ind., May 1 with his quota and will go to Camp Thomas, Ky.
PROMOTIONS ARE CONFIRMED
WASHINGTON. April SO. Nominations of several hundred promoted army officers confirmed by the senate included those of ten major generals and twenty-five brigadier generals.
Doctors Make Important Announcement They Take the Public In - Their Confidence
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NATIONAL LEAGUE At Philadelphia R. II. E. New York 100 200 1116 12 1 Philadelphia ... 000 000 000 0 5 1 Batteries: Tesreau and McCarty
and Raridan; Mayer. Tincup and l
Burns. At Cincinnati R. H.E. St. Louis 010 200 0003 8 1 Cincinnati 000 003 0014 10 3 Batteries: Meadows and Gonzales; Megan, tier and Wingo.
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. - NATIONAL LEAGUE Clubs Won. Lost. Pet. New York .10 1 .009" Philadelphia 8 3 .727 Chicago 6 3 .6ti7 Cincinnati 6 5 .513 Pittsburgh 4 4 .500 St. Louis ... ...3 7 .300 Boston 2 S .200 Brooklyn 1 9 .100 AMERICAN LEAGUE Clubs , Woo. Lost. Pet. Boston 10 2 -33 Cleveland 6 3. .667 Chicago 4 2 .667 New York 5 7 .417 Washington . 4 6 .400 Detroit 2 4 .333 St. Louis 3 6 .333 Philadelphia 3 7 .300 GAMES TODAY National League SI. Louts at Clnclnaatl. . Pittsburg at Chicago. Boston at Brooklyn. New York at Philadelphia. American League Detroit at St. Louis Chicago at Cleveland. Philadelphia at New York. Washington at Boston.
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