Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 44, Number 99, 6 March 1919 — Page 11

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM THURSDAY, MARCH 6, 1919.

PAGE ELEVEN

EASY VICTORY FOR RICHMOND IN DISTRICT TOURNAMENT IS SEEN

Local Basketball . . Men Will Have Smooth Sailing Unless "Dark Horse" is Sprung. MEETS FARMLAND FIRST Hardest Battle Comes Saturday When Richmond Team May Meet Connersville and Liberty. SECTIONAL TOURNEY Richmond " (Sixteen Teams) , FRIDAY Morning 9:00 Hagerstown --vs. Green town Township (X)., 10:00 Richmond vs. Farmland (2). 11:00 Connersvillo vs. Cambridge City (1). Afternoon 1:00 Modoc vs. Economy (2). 2:00 Fountain City vs. Stoney Creek (1). 3:00 Brookville vs. Milroy (2). 4:00 Moscow vs. Whitewater, . (1). Night 7:30 Ridgeville vs. Liberty (2). 8:30 Winner 9 a. m. va. winner 10 a. rn. (1). SATURDAY Morning 8:00 Winner 11 a. m. vs. winner 1 p. m. (2). 9:00 Winner 2 p. m. vs. winner at 3 p. m. (1). -, -10:00 Winner 4 p. m. vs. winner 7:30 p. m. (2). Afternoon 2:00 Winner 8:30 p. m. vs. winner 3

a. m. (1). 3:00 Winner 9 a. m. vs. winner 10 a. m. (2); - : V Night 8:00 Winner 2 p. m. vs. winner 3 p. m. (1). :- Officials (1) Roy Thurman; (2) William Webb. -

Richmond High 8chool Schedule Friday 10:00 A. M. Richmond vs. Farmland. 8:30 P. M. Richmond vs. Hagerstown or Green township. Saturday 2:00 P. M. Richmond vs. Connersville. 8:00 P. M. Richmond vs.TLiberty.

Richmond high school basketball

fans are Again doping Richmond to;

win the district basketball tourney held at the Coliseum Friday and Saturday. Unless one of the unknown basketball teams hailing from little towns north of Richmond spring a "dark horse" this year, Coach Eckel's proteges should have easy sailing, is the belief of the fans. Richmond will wade through four games in the tourney. Friday morning at 10 o'clock the Richmond High nchno1 hnHkthnl1ra will line uo

against the Farmland crew,- the sec-1

ond game on the spctlonal tourney bill and the first game for Richmond. This game is thought to be an easy victory for the fast Richmond five. Should Defeat Hagerstown If Hagerstown defeats its opponent, Green township team, Friday morning

at 9 o'clock, then the Richmond High

is summed down to these two schools while the other game is somewhat doubtful. If Liberty defeats Ridgeville earlier in the tourney, then Liberty will participate in the semi-finals. Fountain City and Brookville are both going in for the right to pUy in the semi-finals. - What Brookville will do in this tourney Js in the doubtful list. - ' The last game on the bill Saturday night at 8 o'clock, should be between Richmond high school team and the Liberty basketball five. The chief stumbling blocks In the way of the Red and White basketball team are Connersville and- Liberty. Richmond,

to represent this district in the state, must defeat both of these teams Saturday. Coach Eckel Is confident that his men will come through with flying colors and go to Purdue to play in the state basketball tourney. The reasons why Eckel is picking his team as an easy winner of the tourney are that the high school team is used to playing on the large Coliseum floor, while other teams have only had a little practice there, and have been playing on smaller floors all season. The Richmond high school basket-bailers have the stamina and endurance to carry them . through, against their heavier and Blower opponents. Have Good Material. Coach Eckel has had good material from which to build a strong filve this year. Van Allen and Stegman, the leading forwards of the team, were on the regular team last year and both are playing a good game this year. They are backed by another regular of last year's team, Clem Price, the heaviest man on the teah, who played at back guard both seasons. This year Eversman a likely man, has come up to standard and is working the floor guard position well. At the center position, Dollins, the tipoff man is playing stellar basketball and though too short to gain the tipoff against some of his taller opponents, he can handle the situation once the ball gets Into action. j The Richmond high school officials are planning to make this one of ths best tourneys ever held here. Every high school pupil has been asked to

do his or her part and all are work-! ing to that end. The boys an girls: are holding "pep" meetings every day preparing to give the opposing teams a noisy reception. ' ' New yells and songs are being practiced every day by both boys and girls, and all kinds of noisy instruments will be heard at the tourney but the , noise will be organized and used at suitable times. If the weather permits the high . school student body will form in a ' parade as planned and march to the,

Coliseum where seats will be held for the tourney. . According to N. C. .Heironimus ot Garfield school all Garfield students having tickets to the tourney will b excused from school at 8 .'30 o'clock Friday morning by presenting theur tickets at general assembly hour. WThether the entire school will be closed for the day depends on the number of Garfield students attending the tournament, he said.

Doped to Win

RICHMOND BOWLERS WILL MEET DAYTON PIN MEN FRIDAY

Richmond bowling fans will 1e giv en a treat In their favorite sport Friday night at the Twigg bowling alley, when the Rlchnfond Coco Colas meet the Dayton Royals of the Royal alley. Last week the Cokes journeyed to Dayton and played the Royals .there admitting three defeats straight. The Royal team is the one ot the strongest hailing from Dayton and is capable of putting up a good battle. It is composed of some of the best Dayton bowlers including the city champion, Jellison. The personnel of the team that will meet the Cokes Friday, 13 Zavakovas, Engel, Armstrong, Warman and Jellison. King, Jones, Fosler, Smith and Bennett will furrish the Coke opposition. Fosler is ill at present and may not be able to bowl, in that case Ray LichtenfelB will fill his place. In the game rolled at Dayton the Royals piled up a total number of pins rolled, 2,928 against the Richmond Cokes total pin list of 2,450. The team score was as follows: 1st. 2nd. 3rd. Totl. Dayton Royals ..918 973 1027 2928 Richmond Cokes 831 836 783 2450

John W. Head of an Indianapolis newspaper, has chosen the following

j district winners and runnersup in the (twenty-two district tournaments

which will start in full swing over the state Friday and Saturday. . The list follows:

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First Choice

Shortridge Anderson Washington Bloomington Garfield Columbus

District SecondCholce

Indianapolis Anderson Bloomfield Bedford Brazil

Columbus

Manual

Pendleton Bloomfield Bedford Brazil Brownstown

Crawfordsville

Crawfordsville Wingate Franklin . Franklin Fairland Frankfort Lebanon Zionsville Gary Emerson ' , Kentland Greencastle Ruusselville Greencastle Huntington, Huntington Bluffton Kendallville Kendallville , Fremont Kokomo Kokomo Tipton Lafayette . Jefferson Montmorenci Logailsport Walton Logansport Martinsville Martinsville Lizton Newcastle . Muncie Newcastle Rochester Rochester Kewanna Richmond Richmond Liberty South Bend SouthBend Nappaneo Vincennes Vincennes Princeton

Richmond Boy Scohts Win :

from Liberty midgets

Richmond Boy Scout basketball

team rallying after the Liberty Mid

gets had run up a score of 10 to 4, de

feated the Midgets on the Y. M. C. A, floor, 22 to 17, Wednesday night.

Liberty Midgets started the game with a rush of speed and for a time had the game all but won. The Scout five got together and held the Midgets

down while Ball piled up the score for his men. Both Ball of the Scout five

and Thompson of the visiting team

made five field goals each.

This is the second defeat of the year

for the Liberty Midgets, the other hav

ing gone down to the credit of Eaton

basketball five. The Midgets have de

feated some of the best small teams

In the state.

DENIES SILDIER'S CHARGE

Liberty Forward May Not ,r

Be Able to Play Here

According to a rumor from Liberty Thursday, Arthur Snyder, one ot the

Liberty basketball forwards, may not be able to play in the tournament games Friday and Saturday. Snyder has been In poor condition for several

weeks. -

Richmond basketball fans are of the opinion that Snyder will be able to

play and will participate in the tour ney Friday.

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