Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 43, Number 193, 25 June 1918 — Page 7

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, TUESDAY, JUNE 25, 1918.

PAGE SEVEN

By McManus

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RICHMOND BOYS TO

BOX AT MUNCIE

Two Richmond hova r included In

Joe Fox's Muncie boxing card on the Fourth of July. The boys are Bud Wallace, who boxed at. Connersville

on Memorial day, and Howard Par-

nsn, tne telegraph T)oxer who boxed at For'n last hniit hf.ro

Both Richmond boys are showing

gooa iorm ana are training under

rox Tor the Muncie card. Wallace is showing up better than ever, Fox says, and should be able to put up a good

DOUt. Joe Fox Vho has been trainlne Par.

rish believes that he will be able to make a name for himself in the ring. He is boxing at fly weight, 96 pounds. In two rounds each he defeated two colored fistic battlers In an exhibition bout, his first at the Coliseum. He

fights on the style of Jack Dillon and

according to ox win defeat any boy hlii weleht.

On the Muncie card, he is booked to meet two Muncie boys who have

gained some pretlge around that city. One ia a bov on th mnrnirier nnnpr

there and the other is on the evening

paper. The big go will be between Jack , Leslie and Chief Mogul who has Just -jeturned from South Africa where he has cleaned the elate. They box at 220 pounds.

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National Leanue.

Clubs Won Lost Chicago 38 17 New York 36 19 Boston 29 29 Philadelphia 25 29 Pittsburg 25 31 Brooklyn 23 31 Cincinnati 24 33 St. Louis 21 32 American League. Clubs Won Lost Boston 36 25 New York '. 33 24 Cleveland 35 27 Washington 32 31 Chicago 27 28 St. Louis ,.. 27 31 Detroit 23 32 Philadelphia 21 36 American Association. Clubs Won Lost Kansas City 28 18 Milwaukee 29 19

Columbus 28 Louisville 26 Indianapolis 21 Minneapolis 23 St. Paul 21 Toledo 13

19 24 2C 22 27 34

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.500 .463 .446 .426 .421 .396 Pet. .590 .579 .565 .508 .491 .464 .418 .368

Pet. .609 .604 .596 .520 .447 .511 .437 .277

Yesterday's Games

American Lea mi

At Detroit R H E Chicago 000 000 2002 5 2 Detroit 000 121 11 6 9 1 Batteries Cicotte. Jacobs; James, Spencer.

ai wasnmgton R H E Philadelphia ... 000 000 0101 6 6 Washington ... 000 000 11 2 8 0 PMnith.ieBGnSe' Perkln8i HarPer' At New York R H E Boston 001 001 0002' 3' 6 New "iork 000 100 0023 7 6 WBlttter,e8BUSh' Agnew; Mogrldge,

National League. At Cincinnati n r

Pittsburah ann nnn no 4 -in k

Cincinnati 000 100 0012 6 0

catteries Miller and Schmidt; Schneider and Allen.

At Philadelnhia t it

Brooklyn 000 001 000 l' 7' i Philadelphia ... 030 200 02 7 in 9

Batteries rh PTIOV or1 TVm.

Oeschger and Adams.

At Chicaeo u p

St. Louis im inn nnn o c n

Chicago 000 310 04 8 14 2 Batteries Mays, Meadows, Gonzales; Hendrix and Killifer.

At Boston

New York 010 000 0023 9 6 Boston 000 000 0000 4 0 Rudolph and Wilson.

American Association. At Milwaukee i up

Columbus 03ft n;n nn 1' 1'

wnwauKee 000 200 0002 13 2 Batteries Johnson and Murphy: George and Wagner. At Minneapolis ' R. H. E.

ouisvuie 000 100 0001 5 1 Minneapolis ... 000 200 0002 7 1 Batteries Hughes and Owens; Humphreys and Kocher.

ANNOUNCE SCHEDULE FOR INDOOR LEAGUE Lyman Lyboult, director of athletics at the Twenty-second street playground has announced the schedule for the Playground Indoor League.

ine teams compteing are the Playground, Hibberd and Whitewater. In the practice games the Playground is the best team but with a new and stronger lineup the Hibberd team expects to put up a stiff fight for the pennant. The league was supposed to start Tuesday with the Playground playing Hibberd but because of rain the game was postponed. The schedule follows: Playground at Hibberd June 25 Hibberd at Whitewater June 27 Hibberd at Playground .Tnlv 2

Playground at Whitewater July 3 Whitewater at Hibberd July 9 Whitewater at Playground July 11 Playground at Hibberd .Tniv i

Hibberd at Whitewater July 18

J-UDDera at Playground July 23 Playground at Whitewater July 25 Whitewater at Hibberd July 30 Whitewater at Playground Aug 1 Playground at Hibberd Aug. 6 Hibberd at Whitewater Aug. 8 Hibberd at Playground Aug. 13 Playground at Whitewater Aug. 15 TO OPPOSE OLLIE JAMES. FRANKFORT, Ky., June 25. Senator Ollie James, of Kentucky, now 111 at Johns Hopkins hospital at Baltimore, will have unexpected opposition for re-nomination as the Democratic candidate to succeed himself. William Fresley Kimball, of Lexington, last night filed at the last minute his petition to be nlaeed on thp haiint

as a candidate at the Democratic pri

mary in August.

WASHINGTON.

Marion Fairfax, the writer of "The Secret Game," which promises to be one of the most talked of photoplays Of the year, is not fmlv a na.11t.hnr. hut

the wife of a very well known charac

ter actor, Tully Marshall. The couple, both well known to film devotees all over the country often work together, the one writing, the other interpreting photoplays. "The Secret Game," which is Mrs. Marshall's (Marion Fairfax's) latest work, has been filmed by Paramount with the noted Japanese actor, Eessue Hayakawa, as the star. The story deals with international affairs of the present time and has portrayed In a most fascinating manner

GAMES TODAY National League. Pittsburg at Cincinnati. Brooklyn at Philadelphia. N New York at Boston. St. Louis at Chicago. American League. Chicago at Detroit. Cleveland at St. Louis. Boston at New York. Philadelphia at Washington. American Association. Columbus at Milwaukee. VToledo at Kansas City. Louisville at Minneapolis. Indianapolis at St. Paul.

Hew Basiness Men's Class Is Popular at Y. M. C. A. The gymnasium classes at the Y. M. C. A. for the Preps and Juniors are running as usual but the classes for older boys are not being conducted thjs summer due to lack of attend- , ance. A new class has been organized by K. W. Harding, the physical director, for business men. The class meets at noon on Monday. Wednesday and Friday, runs through different kinds of exercise and plays volley ball and other games. Many men have already joined and more are expected.

Natco and Simplex to Play Saturday The postponement of the S. A. L league baseball camps last Sat lf1 t 17

has set the games back a week and insted of continnlne- hv tho

schedule, Sam Vigran, president of the league announced Tuesday, that the S. A. L. games to have been played last Saturday are scheduled for this Saturday. The headliner of the S. A. L. will be a conflict between the oldtime

nvais, the Natco and the Simplex teams, with Minner aud Hawekotte as the opposing mcundsmen. This exhibition will be a hard fought nnth.

paw dual from start to finish and the winning side will be decided by the support that the pitchers are given. At the last meeting of the two teams, Hawekotte had the edge on Minner in support and the Natco retained Its lead at the top of the league giving the Simplex the second notch. The second fiasco will be between the Malleable-Pennsy nine and the Jenkins-Vulcan crew. Runnels and Sturm will be in the box for their re

spective teams. With the showing the Malleables made two weeks ago, they are in the runnine for a c1or flfit

Both games are expected to be the best seen on the ball lot by the industrial teams this year.

Congressman Helvering of Kansas,

in private lire was a street car man.

On The Screen

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