Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 44, Number 52, 10 January 1919 — Page 7
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EARLHAM TEAM IS READY FOR FIRST BATTLE TONIGHT
All the players are In top shape for the basketball games at the Coliseum this evening. Earlbam will play Rose Poly. Richmond High school will battlo Marlon High for the first time this year. Earl ham will play Rose as the curtain raiser to the High school game, and this first game has been called for 7:30 o'clock. This will be the first game for the Earlham team mid as both teams are members of the I. C. A. L., the outcome is being watched with great Interest. Earl ha in Is now developing Into one of Uie best all around teams In the state In practice and It now remains to bu seen what the leom can do under lire. Richmond High wliool, sifter losing two games in a row. is expected to come back with a "lot of pep." and fight and win the game tonight. All the men on the team instead of being discouraged about losing two games are only more anxious to win one. Earlham will probably lineup Hall or Mills.and Lawler, forwards; Carey, Center; Meeks and Johnson, guards. High school will go on the floor with Van Allen and Steginan as forwards; Dollins center, and Price and Eversman guards.
Sport Snap Shots BY JACK KEENE.
An eastern scribe gives a delight ful account of a phone conversation with Jimmy Johnston, manager of Ounbcat Smith, the other day. after Jack Dempsey knocked him cold in the first round. "Hey, Jimmle, what happened to the Gunner?" queried the writer over the phone. Says Jim: "Well, IH tell you'. I takes the old Br.ttleshlp up to Buffalo and I Bays to myself; 'This Is one heavyweight thct Dempsey won't knock out in a punch." The Hoat was in fine condition. You know what he did to Coffey in training. Well, I no more than got off the train than a fellow who has been following Dempsey all around the country betting on one round finishes gallops up and says he to me, ays he, 'Do you like Mr. Smith to istay any length of time in tht3 affair this evening?" '1 do,' says I. " 'Well, if jou do," says he, 'howwould you fancy a little bet of $3,000 to your $1,600 that he won't stay three rounds." "I thought that 1 had picked up some soft coal on the way up, so I asked him to repeat the sporting proposition. I hadn't muffed out. He renewed the money challenge. Well, I tell you, 1 ran all the way on foot to get advance order on Charley Murray. "Murray was so long in doling out the dough that I missed my man in the villagers that trailed me and my fighting man. Anyway, came the fight. Out walks the good Gunner In the pink. l!p goes his long hands In true Tom Figg fashion. His lean Jaw rode back with his head as he assumed his old-time but very baffling pose. " 'Mister Dempsey will not hit that chin tonight," thinks I. And with the thought went the Gunner's right hand through space.as he lashed out at the advancing Dempsey. The Gunner's good right hand my eye. Dempsey strode through the Gunner's flying lists with as much concern as if he had been a young wheat lield. The Gunner saw him coming und tilted backward like the tower of Psa. Good Gunner. He looked the very picture of American maritime brawn. And on went Dempsey. Hang, went
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HAGERSTOWN TEAM WINS FROM QUAKERS
Polish Forces Occupy the Villagv of Nahel
BERLIN, Jan. 10. It is reported that Polish forces have captured the village of Nakel, northw-st of Posen, and that the city of BroLuberg. just to the east of Nakel, is three tened. German troops have recaptosed the vil-
The Hagerstown Independants basket-ball team won from the Richmond Quakers to -the tune of 25-25, last
The game was fast and well played, j lage of Kolmar further west. . 7 - , ! German aviators from Fran
Dui riagersiown was Bupeutu- ui cicij department of the game. Simmons was the only local man who could hit the basket at all. Hagerstown Fid. G. Fl. G. Pts.
Holaday, f . 9 Bryson, f ; . . 2 Wrking, c 6 : Bookout, g 0 Wichterman, g 0
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On The Screen
WASHINGTON, "Sauce for the Goose," the latest Select picture In which Lewis J. Selznick presents Constance Talmadge, is the attraction at the Washington theatre for today. The story has to do with the' efforts of a young, pretty, and neglected wife to win back her husband. The husband, John Constable, is a writer and falls under the Influence of a designing widow, who is assisting him in writing a book on "Woman's Struggles." But Kitty, John Constable's wife, remarks that it is the widow who is struggling to land John. When John goes to see the widow on his wife's birthday, instead of taking his wife to the opera in accordance with his promise, the worm turns and pretty Kitty Constable begins to plan ways and means to punish her husband. The first step is to utilize the opera tickets which are already bought. So she calls up Harry Travers, a young man-about-town of her acquaintance who is only too eager to serve.
MURRETTE. Sacrificed on the auction block of matrimony to satisfy a greedy father is the vision seen by a young and beautiful girl in "Why I Would Not Marry," a powerful morality play produced by William Fox, which comes to the Murrette theatre for two days commencing today. How this raving beauty avoids matrimonial pitfalls, escapes an existence of misery, saves her soul and achieves happiness constitutes the basis of the picture. The story is told in an entertaining and unique manner through the working out of a novel idea. The girl has four suiters whom she considers about equally desirable, but learns ere she accepts any of them that her life would be one of misery with any of them.
MURRAY. Theodore Roberts is one of the most famous actors in America. All lovers of fine acting should see him in "Such a Little Pirate," the second picture in which Lila Lee is starred, and which wHl be shown at the Murray theatre Friday and Saturday. In that fanciful find adventurous story Mr. Roberts DlaVS a ere:it-lif:irtori r1ri ton nn
he port side of my . Obadiah Wolf, a direct descendant of ud bang, went the -Bloody Wolf." an nhi tim nirat
good ship Smith to the floor. j sed to sail the Spanish Main Oba"111 never forget the rest. All that diah Wolf lives wiu h- beautiful m.
lingers In my memory Is the picture tlo granddaughter. Patricia Wolf in a
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Miami U. Meets Columbus College for First Game OXFORD, O., Jan. 10. Miami University will open the basketball season here Saturday night in a game with Capital College of Columbus, Instead of Oberlin College, as previously announced. Miami will be handicapped in this game on account of lack ofractice. Several of the Miami 'players have Just been discharged from the army. Coach Rider's squad this season includes these men: Forwards, Munns, Robinson, French, Feeney and Moore; center, Moore or Robinson; guards, Brate, Fry and Brower.
great pais, rue characterization of Obadiah Wolf stands out as one of the best in the long line of unique screen creations that Mr. Roberts has given us recently.
of the Gunboat getting up and trying BmalI seaport town, an dthe twi
to keep an even Keei. Aciuauy ue wore his regimentals threadbare from the continuous bouncing off the floor. The bell saved him. But the gunner was still taking nlue and giving a perfect imitation of an office building lift when the referee stepped in and said 'cease!' "And I want to say right now that Dempsey is a great fighter. No counterfeit there. He can fight. I asked the Gunner for an opinion afterwards. '"Jimmy," says he, 'I thought I was fast enough to keep out of anybody's way, but 1 felt 9,000 years old when 1 saw him coming. He is the speediest and hardest hitter I ever met in my life and I've met them all.' "
COLDS INTERFERE WITH BUSINESS
LANDS BIG "LUNGEIN HOUR BATTLE
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Sam Bongard and his 50 Yi -pound catch.
Three bridges have been built across the Suez canal at Kantara, thus linking Egypt and Palestine by railroad and road.
Try This If You Have Dandruff
UNFii-i-ED STEEL ORDERS.
NEW YORK, Jan. 10. Unfilled orders of the U. S. steel corporation on December 31 were 379,152 tons, according to the corporation's monthly statement, issued today. This is a decrease of 745,511 tons compared with the orders on November 30.
America produces about two-thirds of the cotton crop.
Richmond Fid. G. H. Logan 1 Jones :...l Simmons 9 J. Logan 1 Schepman 0 Parker 0 O'Neal ,.0 Totals 12
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Garfield Sports
LARGE BOYS LEAGUE Won. Lo6t. Pet.
Aces 7 3 .700 Wisconsin 6 4 .600 Allies 4 6 .400
Yanks 2 7 .300
Yesterday's Results. Aces, 10; Allies, 8. Wisconsin, 0; Yanks, 2. (Forfeit.)
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In his great production of the Northwest "THE HELL HOUND OF ALASKA" A thrilling 5-act drama of the Mining Camps Also a corking Lonesome Luke Comedy and a Pathe News Coming Sunday Doug. Fairbanks in Manhattan Madness
MURRETTE Friday Saturday Would Seeing Your Future
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It does a girl In ' The WILLIAM'FOX Morality Production N WHY I WOULD NOT MARRY Added PEGGY HOPKINS in Hick Manhattan A Two-Reel Comedy - Coming SUNDAY, MONDAY, TUESDAY Douglas Fairbanks In his latest picture "ARIZONA"
German aviators from Frankfort on
the Oder have bombed a faring station
near Posen wnicn was csvpiurea ny
the Poles on Sunday. The Polish authorities have issued a warning that
they will not be responsible for the
lives of German citizens if the attack
is repeated.
The inhabitants of Tilsit bnve issued
a protest against Polish occupation of
Germany.
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1VIHUIR.IRAY
Three Keith Acts Playing
One of the BEST BILLS of the Season !
THE VICTORIA FOUR Comedy Male Quartet
MARTIN & COURTNEY Eccentric Comedians
M0NS HERBERT Musical Comedian ULA LEE in v "SUCH A LITTLE PIRATE" Paramount Production
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If you were a pretty and neglected young wife what would you do if a middle-aged and designing widow took advantage of your husband's Jn:e;est in his work to try to win him from you? This is the problem that forms the basis for the delightful comedy "Sauce for the Goose." Miss Talmadge surpasses her performances in "Good Night, Paul!" and "A Pair of Silk Stockings" in "Sauce for the Goose."
OTHER FEATURES
Pathe News
Harold Lloyd in "TAKE A CHANCE" a Funny Comedy LitersTy Digest Topics of the Day COWING JANUARY 13TH AND 14TH
Infatuation
' Starring Gaby
The Photo-play you have been waiting to see
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