Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 43, Number 154, 10 May 1918 — Page 7
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S. A, L. ALL SET FOR THE FIRST GAME OFJEASON Parade of Automobiles Will Precede Game at Exhibition Park Saturday. Nate vs. Simplex. Jenkins Vulan vs Mallealbe-Pennsy. The Saturday Afternoon league will swing into action Saturday and start the season full of pep. The game will tart promptly at 1:30 o'clock at Athletic park. The fact that all gate receipts will be turned over to the Red Cross should Insure a large crowd at the opening game. Baseball fans will be treated to a breath of fresh air and a visit to the old park to witness what will be one of the best games of the season w hen the Natcos and the Simplex clash In the second game on the ward. A week of fair weather with plenty of sunshine and rain to pack the ground has put the diamond in excellent shaps and some of the men have already been out to the old park working out for the Saturday game. Charley Klinger has been engaged to umpire the games and Sam Vigran, president of the league announced Thursday that he would try to have another umpire by Saturday. The managers of the four clubs have had their men out and are working out some snappy playing for this season. At 1 o'clock Saturday through the courtesy of Bethard Auto agency who Is furnishing automobiles, a parade of baseball fans will start from the court house. , The Natcos and Simplex teams are opponents in both baseball and products manufactured and antagonism will be keen when those two teams take the field. The lineup for the Natco-Slmplex game follows: Natco H. H. Puckett. mgr.; J. Logan 3b. C. Schatell If. H. Logan ss. Holmes lb, Davis c. Lamb cf, Fuller 2b, Snvderrf, Schepman p, Hawekotte p. Simplex Clarence Shaver, mgr.: Minner p. Haas c. Reddlnghaus ss, Winters 3b, Clapp 2b, Byrket lb, Rattier cf. Beissman If, Herry rf, Darland and Bucher utility.
In the Majors NATIONAL LEAGUE Clubs Won. Liost. New York 18 1 Chicago 13 5 Pittsburgh 9 ! Cincinnati 10 12 Philadelphia 8 11 Brooklyn 7 12 St. Louis 7 13' Boston 5 I t AMERICAN LEAGUE Clubs Won. Lost. Cleveland 11 8 Boston 12 0 New York 11 f Chicago 8 7 Washington 9 10 St. Louis 8 9 Detroit 6 9 Philadelphia 7 11 AMERICAN ASSOCIATION Clubs Won. Lost. Louisville 7 1 Milwaukee 61 Kansas City 5 2 Indianapolis 5 4 Columbus 3 5 St. Paul 2 5 Toledo 2 7 Minneapolis 1 6 GAMES TODAY National League. Cincinnati at St. Louis. New York at Pittsburgh. American League. Chicago at Philadelphia. Cleveland at Washington. Detroit at New York. St. Louis at Boston. American Association. Columbus at Indianapolis. Toledo at Louisville. Milwaukee at St. Paul. Kansas City at Minneapolis.
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Red Cross women need to turn out to see the Natco-Simplex team Saturday afternoon, for when that team mixes things upv their aid may be needed to handle the wonded. Another reason for other people besides baseball fans seeing the games is that all the gate receipts will be turned over to the Red Cross for the entire season. V """"" We notice that there is a (Milt) Pitcher in the league, who is also a catcher.
The Jenkins-Vulcan aggregation looks far stronger than it did last Saturday. Look for a big Red Cross contribution, says Sam Vigran. The managers of the four clubs will get together for the final confab Friday night. The Logan brothers are around the Keystone sack on the Natco. "Old Reliable Whttey" Davis will stop the balls for Schepman and Hawekotte, Saturday, for the Natcis. "Handy" Bill Winters will play in the Simplex Infield. The Natco may not be able to put up such a good game as there is a Lamb scheduled to play in the pasture.
Yesterday's Games
AMERICAN LEAGUE . At ' Washington R. H. E. Boston 100 000 0113 9 2 Washington 000 000 2024 11 1 - Batteries Scbang and Agnew. Ayers, Johnson and Casey and Ainsmitb. At Cleveland R. H. E. Detroit 330 000 OOx 6 5 1 Cleveland 000 000 0213 7 0 Batteries Boland, Erickson. Dyer and Spencer. Morton, Bagby and O'Neill. At Philadelphia R. H.E. New York 150 000 0107 10 1 Philadelphia ....300 000 0603 9 2 Batteries Russell, Thorman and Hannah. Gregg, Perkins, McAvoy. NATIONAL LEAGUE At St. Louis R. H.E. Cincinnati 000 400 0116 11 3 St. Louis 010 030.0105 10 1 Batteries Smith, Eller and Wingo. Meadows and Snyder. At Pittsburgh R. H.E. Chicago 002 002 0206 10 3 Pittsburgh 000 020 0002 6 2 Batteries Vaughn and Kilifer. San
ders, Harmon and Blackwell. At Boston R. H. E. Brooklyn 101 010 0003 8 2 Boston 100 000 0001 6 4 Batteries Marquard and Krueger. Gillingira, Hearn and Wilson. At New York R. H. E. Philadelphia ....100 000 0001 5 0 New York 000 003 lOx 4 12 1
Batteries Mayer and E. Burns. TeSreau and McCarty. AMERICAN ASSOCIATION At Louisville R. H. E. Toledo. ; 001 001 000 002 10 1 Louisville 000 110 000 013 7 0 Batteries Bowman and Alexander; Shackelford. Tyson and Meyers. At Indianapolis R. H. E. Columbus 100 001 0002 5 3 Indianapolis 010 000 0001 5 3 Batteries Zahnizer and Wagner; Dale and Schang.
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OXFORD, O.. May 10. The Richmond (Ind.) high school will undoubtedly play a prominent part in Miami University's ninth annual field and track meet, to be held Saturday, and open to the high schools of Ohio, Indiana and Kentucky. Richmond's entries are as follows: 220-Yard Hurdles George Eversman, Cecil Cureton and Ralph Motley. Pole Vault Hawley Gardner. 100-Yard Dash William Emslie, Alfred Smith and Ralph Motley. One Mile Run Herbert McMahan and Harold Latta. Running High Jump Herbert McMahan. Jevelln Throw Sheldon Simmons and Hawley Gardner. 440-Yard Run Sheldon Simmons. Running Broad Jump William Emslie. Discus Throw George Eversman. 220-Yard Run William Emslie, Alfred Smith and Ralph Motley. 880-Yard Run Robert Reid, Ralph Ballinger and Charles Robinson. Twenty high schools, represented by about 225 athletes, will participate in the meet.
Football Star Brings Down Fifth Foe Plane PARIS, May 10. Hobey Baker, football and hockey champion, now first lieutenant in the American aerial squadron, has just brought down his fifth official German airplane. Although he has been at the front only a few weeks, Baker has scored not only five official victories, but is unofficially credited with having brought down two more machines. They fell in the enemy's lines without being observed by two witnesses and therefore they are not counted under the French scoring system. Baker's success has been almost un
canny. On April 13, shortly after joining the famous Lafayette escadrille, he brought down' two enemy
planes within two minutes of each other. Three 'days later he bagged his fourth official "boche," and dur
ing the same fight he put another
enemy flyer out of commission
through good machine gun work. Now Baker is classed as an "Ace" and is in the running with the best men in France, such as Lufberry, Nungesser and the new French "ace of aces," Fonck.
STUDENTS HAVE SALE.
JEFFERSON TO GET THIRD LOAN FLAG HAGERSTOWN, May 10. Jefferson township will be presented with the third Liberty loan flag at a meeting to be held here Saturday night a'. 8 o'clock. Henry U. Johnson of Richmond, will . make the presentation speech. The township is entitled to the fag for having gone over its prescribed quota for the loan. If the weather Is unfavorable the program will be held at the Odd Fellows' Opera house. Faying your Income tax does not make a hero of you, but you feel good Inside.
BOSTON .TOWNSHIP WOMEN MEET MAY 15
Women of Boston township will meet with the Home Economics class in the Boston high school room. May 15 at 2 o'clock. An interesting feature of the program will be a debate on, "Resolved: That a business training is advantageous to the housekeeper and the homemaker." Amy Pyle and Mrs. Frank Druley will take the affirmative, and Hulda Hart and Lola Endsley the negative. Miss Nina Short, home demonstration agent will make a short talk. Mrs. William McCoy will read a paper on "Fats in the Diet," Mrs. Laura Muir on "The Dining Room." and Theckla Bennett on "Bacteria." Musical numbers will be given by India Stanford, and Harriet Druley, and Edna Stanford will give a reading. Patriotic sayings will be given as responses to roll call.
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suspicion, in view of the many flivvers of the preceding seasons, at least one of the spring sensations looks like the genuine article. He is Ross Young of the Giants, a lad of twenty summers, who seems a surefire bet for a regular berth on the New York
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Nationals' team. This will be his third season in professional baseball. He got his start with a high school team in San Antonio. The very first year out he led the Western Association in batting and last year he turned in a .856 mark in the International league. His work in the spring games has stamped him as a natural hitter, his mannerisms suggesting Joe Jackson more than any other notable hit
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