Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 44, Number 82, 14 February 1919 — Page 10

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DARK HORSE 5'S SHOWING SPEED IN BASKET RACE Small Town Quintets Wreck Best Laid Plans of Dopesters Tourney Nearing. Just about the time the basketball experts had their favorites for champions In the twenty sectional meets, to be held on March 7 and 8, and even their choice for the winner of the state tournament to be held at Purdue universit. March 13, 14 and 15, cut out of the dope sheet and placed in the sport sun to dry, along comes pome "bush town" teams, traveling at such a high rate of speed that the "cut out favorites" were brushed away and now the dopesters have to do it all over again. Even the most conservative fans were keeping a weathered eye on the performances of Crawfordsville, Lebanon, the present title holder, Bloomlngton, Anderson, Columbus and Jefferson, of Lafayette, feeling confident that one of these teams could be depended upon to come through the sectional tourneys victorious and perform in the tournament to be held at Purdue to decide the champion high school basketball team in Indiana. But as the last lap of the basketball race opens "small town teams" are staging spectacular performances, and for the moment the fans are eagerly watching the work of these dark horses which are forging to the front as the end of the final .heat and race draws nigh. A Pair of Blows The state champion Lebanon aggregation received a pair of body blows 'recently. One was administered by Lizton, and Advance doled out what might be a K. O. punch. Lizton, practically unheard of, having been practicing in an open air court throughout the mild winter season, played the state champs to a standstill in a 2828 time game. The tilt was played at Lebanon and was fiercely contested, the technique of the Lebanon tossers being offset-by the excellent physical condition of the Lizton players, who

benefited by practicing in the open and set a terrific pace. The Advance walloped Lebanon, 24 to- 5. Other interesting games last week were Bloomington's 22-18 victory over Jefferson, of Lafayette, in an overtime game, and Columbus's victory over Franklin and Danville. While the high school teams are flgtlng it out arrangements are being completed at Purdue for the handling of the large crowd that plans to attend the state tournament, which will be held here. The housing committee assures all fans that everyone who sojourns here during the tourney will have a desirable place to live. Many novel schemes of entertainment are also being evolved. BOWLING CHAMPION TO ENTER TOURNEY TOLEDO. O.. Feb. 14. For the first

time in six years, Jimmy Smith, thel world's champion bowler will partici

pate In an American Bowling congress tournament which this year will be held at the Armory building in this city beginning March 8. Smith will roll as a member of one of the Milwaukee teams. The sensational pinsmasher has been located In Milwaukee for more than a year, 1 which makes him eligible to compete In the Wisconsin state tournament and the Milwaukee city tournament As the time draws near for the closing of entries for the big tournament unusual interest in the game is being observed In all cities of the Middle West and the A. B. C. officials are confident that the high mark of 756 teams; the number entered in the 1916 tournament at Toledo, will be reached by the time the entry closes . Febrary 20. Small cities are coming in stronger than ever. Tournament headquarters were formally opened at the Waldorf Hotel here today, whore Secretary Abe Langtry and his force of assistants will receive entries until February 20. Entries postponed as late as February 20, will be considered. St. Mary's Team Loses To Junior "Y" Players St Mary's indoor baseball team went down to defeat at the hands of the picked team from the Junior gym class from the Y. M. C. A., to the tuna nf 9-7.

The two teams were evenly matcher'

and up to the -seventh irame me at. Mary's team was In tlje lead but one rf the VY" team's rallies cut this short and the Y. M. C. A. men finished ih earns ahead. Harkins and Mer-

curlo, pitching for the two teams were in fine shape and were well backed up by their teammates. Each team has now won one gamff rrom the other and the tie will be layed off next Thursday at the Y.

MAY FIGURE IN BASEBALL DEAL SOON

Manager McGraw's move in fretting Hal Chase for the Giants means that Jawn isn't figuring on using Walter Holke on the initial sack. Chase is still a star first baseman. It's a good bet that McGraw won't keep a comer like Hclke for emergency duty when the Giant boss can

swap him tor otner piayers wmu will strengthen his club or can sell him outrieht. Which means that

Holke probably is on the market

Walter Holke

STOCK OFFERED FORT WAYNE FANS

Dispatches In Indianapolis papers from Fort Wayne say that fans there will have a chance to hold stock in the baseball club. Shares costing $10 will be offered. The management hopes to stimulate interest by distributing stock generally. Fort Wayne fans believe there will be two leagues in the field of the same class as the old Central league. One circuit comprised of cities of southern Indiana and Illinois, and the other of norther Indiana, Ohio and Michigan. This would be of great interest as there would be the championship to play later in the fall. The chambers of commerce in Terre Haute, Grand Rapids and Peoria. 111., have taken up the baseball question and in the first named city have promised to dispose of 1,500 season tickets. Fort Wayne will not need a new field as the one that has always housed the Central league games will be used, and it is reported that it would require but little work to put it in good. order. Although Stahlhafer will not back the Evansville club'. fans in that city are trying to organize a club by a wholesale distribution of stock in small shares.

is still fighting here and doing well. He beat a fellow named Bily Reynods on points in ten rounds at Broken Hil, and another one named Nazzy Paye, a middleweight. "Dave Smith, the former champion, and who really developed the late Les Darcy, has taken hold of Frosty.Darcy, a brother, and is bringing him along fine. Dave is teaching him the game, and he is looking better every day. He will make quite a fighter if he improves the way be has the past few months. Benny Palmer, the AmericanMexican lightweight, is here yet and

doing well, despite some setbacks. Lew Edwards, wlightweight champion, is thinking of going to America for matches. He is a good lad and will do well there." The late Leslie Darcy had a number" of brothers in Australia, and all of them are more or less fond of athletic sports. Ono boy. Frosty, is a very handy lad with the gloves and promises to follow in the footsteps of his lamented brother, who passed away in Memphis two years ago. Enowy Baker, the famous Australian boxing promoter, writes that Jimmy Clabby is out of the army and will try his hand for the middle-woight championship again. In his letter about Clabby, Baker also mentions Darcy and Bennie Palmer, the Mexican boxer, Avho formerly resided in New York city. Baker's letter follows:

EARLHAM MEETS STATE NORMAL TEAM TONIGHT

Defeat of State Normal tonight and Butler tomorrow night is the aim of the Earlham college basketball team. The Quakers are determined to win n i 1 I V,

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the Wabash game at Crawfordsville. Several weeks ago the Butler quintette came within two points of winning from the Earlham team when the

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latter "blew up" in the last half but

Earlham with Pitts able to take

Meek's place in the lineup, should win the game. Larsh, a new player on the Earlham team, is expected to do some

good work.

State Normal has always been considered as the dark horse contender for the I. C. A. L. championship and

should give Mowe's men a bard run.

Lewler, Hall, Carey. Pitts. Johnson, Larsh and Titsworth will go to Terre Haute tonight ( Signs of Spring J Mayor Zimmerman says sadly that the bock beer signs were the best signs of spring he knew, and that he is all at sea this year.

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LOCALS CONFIDENT OF GAME TONIGHT The stage is all set for the first game of the basketball tournament drive tonight between Richmond high school and Huntington high. Early in the season Huntington won from the local team in a fast game on the Huntington floor, but after several weeks of hard practice the Richmond boys will give the Huntington bovs a surprise in the game tonight "Ernie" Porter, late of the United

States navy and last year a star play-

had retired from baseball were remov

ed recently by word from John Mc- er on the Y. M. C. A. basketball team

Graw, who is on a tour signing up will give the Quakers a big Doost.

BOXING CONTROL IS PROPOSED

INDIANAPOLIS, Feb. 14. A state

athletic commission to regulate and control boxing, sparring or wrestling

is proposed in a bill introduced by Representatives Deem and Decker in the house yesterday afternoon. The measure provides for a commission of three persons appointed by the governor. Not more than two are to be from the same political party. Each commissioner is to receive $2,500 a year and traveling expenses.

players, that "Long Sal" really is sincere in his intention to give up professional baseball. - Sallee declined to sign the contract which McGraw offered him. McGraw met the veteran pitcher in Lexington, Ky., which is the nearest town to Sallee's farm in Higginsport, Ohio. Sallee informed McGraw that after spending eleven years in the National league he felt it was time for him to retire. Sallee also declared

he is tired of reaming around tha coun

Eckel's team is in fine shave, having three good forwards, two of the fastest guards in the state and a dependable center. JThe Huntington team will have its hands full tonight when it comes to Richmond, it is certain. After the game a school skate will be held for the high school students only. The game will be called early.

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dently wanted to quit while he still re-1 point east of the Long Beach harbor.

tained a certain amount of his ability.

Back in 1907 the Yankees purchased Sallee from Burmingham club, but let him go without a trial. He played with the Williamsport, Pa., team of the Tri-State league in 1907 and joined the St. Louis Cardinals in 1908, remaining with that club until he was sold to the Giants in midseason of 1916.

"Jimmy Clabby is back from the army and he is looking fine. He vas en route to the front, but was in South Africa when the armistice was signed. The war work has put him in great shape, and he says he will have some fights before returning home to the states. "Harry Stone, the New York welter

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