Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 44, Number 154, 11 April 1919 — Page 13

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM FRIDAY, APRIL 11, 1919.

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'JUNIOR TEAMS START -OUTDOOR SPORTS MONDAY Playgrounds to be Ready for Use Next WeekBasketball Season Closed. The playgrounds at Tventy-Becond and A streets will be opened next Monday, If the weather permits, Lyman

I.yboult, director of athletics at the Junior high school, announced Friday. Outdoor sports will take the place of the basketball games that have been continually held since March at the Garfield Annex. Baseball, track work, tennis and other sports will be on the outdoor program from now on for the Junior high school boy and girl. Lyboult said Friday that some work would have to be done on the tennis courts before.they would be ready for use but the rest of the grounds could bo used now. The rest of this month a good part of the time will be spent in work on the track and field, lining up the track athletes for the interschool track and field meet which will be held sometime in May, probably near the middle of the month. The championship game between the two basketball leagues would not be played off unless the teams got

togetuor some rainy evening, me airector said. League Champa Decided. The league championship of the Small and Larges were decided Thursday night at the Garfield annex gym. The Lillies still holding a perfect record defeated the Marines 17 to 2, and won the championship of the Large boys' league. The Butler Ave somewhat upset the dope bucket when It finally .ousted the Yale aggregation, 6 to 2, In an overtime game. In the Large's game the Lillies had an easy time defeating the Marines. Sauter and Mattax were the stars of the game for the Winners, while Green and Fuller garnered the honors at the defensive positions. The first half ended with the Marine scoreless

and the Lillies eight to their credit. The next period the Marine bulldogs put up some fighting spirit as their name should call for but the Lillies presented too strong opposition for the losers to overcome. Babylon of the Marines shot the first and only field of the game made by the Marines. From that time on the Lillies played circles around the defeated crew. In the Small league, the scrap was anything but one-sided. Both teams were nervous and forgot all the basketball they knew. Fouls came thick and fast but the men pitching free throws were too nervous to register many tosses. Finally in the overtime end of the game the Butler team steadied and made the goals that won for It the championship title.

Frankie Mason to Meet . Benny Vogel at Toledo WEST BADEN, Ind., April 11. Frankie Mason of Fort Wayne, claim

ant of the flyweight championship, fought Solly Epstlen of Indianapolis to a draw the other night. Next Monday night Mason will probably meet Benny Vogel of Chicago, at Toledo. Mason's manager has to book him with heavier men because of the scarcity of flyweights. He will take Mason to Europe soon. The following fights have been booked for Mason: Texas Kid at MassilIon, O., on April 16! Young Shawkey, at Detroit, on April 18; Young Zulu Kid on May 1, either at Cleveland or Toledo, and Johnny "Kewple" Ertle, of St. Paul, at South Bend on either Aoril 23 or 28. Ertle is matched with

Champion Pete Herman for early in May.

Exhibition Games

INDIANA U. NINE TRIMS HANOVER

BLOOMINGTON. Ind., April 11. Indiana trimmed the Hanoverians yesterday by a 10-to-5 score. Four of the visitors' runs were made in an eighthinning rally when Jeffries, the Indiana hurler, allowed four hits. Lorenzo, the Presbyterian pitcher, did not receive the support that he deserved which accounted for Indiana's county The score R- H. E. Indiana ....040 Oil 02210 11 3 Hanover ...100 000 040 5 9 3 Batteries Jeffries and Dennis; Lorenzo and Hollmeyer.

AT TULSA R. H. E.

Cincinnati ...... 300 000 302 8 2 0 Tulsa 000 000 0000 0 0

Batteries Gerner, Luque and Ratl-

den, Allen. Salisbury, Sparks and Manion.

AT COLUMBUS R. H. E.

Columbus ..11 15 1

Michigan ." 1 2 3

Batteries Wilkinson and Wagoner.

Scheidler and Huber, Schlutz.

AT PHILADELPHIA R. H. E.

Baltimore 0 5 2 Philadelphia 8 10 3

Batteries Frank, McCIellan and

Carroll; Perry, Kinney and Perkins,

McAvoy.

AT JACKSONVILLE, Fla. R. H. E.

Brooklyn Nationals 6 7 0

New York Americans 2 5 1

AT SPARTANSBURG, S. C. R. H. E.

New York Nationals 4 8 0 Boston Americans 1 6 3

With the.Majors

BIG LEAGUE POLO IS ASSURED HERE

It now seems certain that Richmond polo fans will see real big league polo games soon. A telephone message from Manager Campbell of the Muncle league, Thursday night, revealed the fact that the Providence, (R. I.) team which will, represent that town has arrived there.

According to the latest arrange

ments cencerning the meeting of the

two polo teams this month, Providence, Rhode Island, team was to represent Muncie while the Lawrence,

Mass. team was to represent Kich mond. All the players on the Provi

dence team have played together with

the exception of Lovegreen who play

ed on the Worcester team as goal

tender.

Two of Richmond's lineup will come

from Lawrence, Mass., team. Jean, of the Salem team, also will play with Richmond. Griffin and Pence.

with Lowell's team, have been award

ed to Richmond by the last reports

This will give the two teams a Strong lineup that will insure one of

the fastest games of the season, it is

expected that the schedule of games which the Eastern polo stars will

etage soon will open at Muncle, Games are planned for Muncle, Rich

mond and Newcastle. The Richmond nolo Dlavers are expected in soon.

STATE GOLF TOURNEY

PLANNED FOR JULY

The week of July 7 has been sug

rested as the best date for the annual

Indiana championship golf tournament. The, meet will be held at the Lafavette Country club as was de

cided last year. The Lafayette club

will have the right to propose its date but the time must be approved by the executive committee of the Indiana

Half association.

The executive committee will make th decision soon. The state tourney

Js the annual big event of Indiana golf

enthusiasts. A number or Klcnmona

Country club golf followers are ex

cected to enter. Both amateurs and

orofesslonals will have a chance to

disDlav ability on the course if the

proposed open tourney at Kokomo Country club is held before the state tourney. Wilsons Entertain Queen Of Rumania at Luncheon (By Ansoclated Press) PARIS. April 11. Between the session of the council of this forenoon at the Paris "white house" and the plenary session of the peace conferenco this afternoon, President Wilson and Mrs. Wilson planned to entertain Marie of Rumania at luncheon.

ROBINS. ' JACKSONVILLE, Fla. Manager Robinson announced that Jack Snyder, catcher, had been released to the Toronto club of the International league. CARDS. ST. LOUIS Star chamber sessions were in order yesterday and today. The league practiced behind closed gates both days. CUBS.

s LOS ANGELES Unless the Chlca-

eo Cubs iret nlenty of practice in the

next few days they will not be ready

to open the 1919 season, April 23 The Cubs start playing on their homeward

trip through the south, today. Pitcher

Vic Aldridge was released to ixs An

geles. He said he would return nome,

WHITE SOX

HOUSTON The White Sox story Is

different. Heavy swatting marsea the resumption of hostilities between

the regulars and the Houston liuns

Ed Cicotte pitched a brilliant game

allowing but three hits.

BROWNS.

ST. LOUIS The Browns are home

and read v to eo. They arrived 'inurs

dav from Tulsa. Okla., where they

trained.

REDS. CINCINNATI Ed Rousch, outfield

or of the Reds, gave out a statement

Thursday declaring that he would re

main on his farm unless ne gets wnai

he wants as salary with the Keas.

BREWERS.

EVANS VILLE Rowland, who has

twelve pitchers working out here, will release some this week. Thursday

he released Hess, a Columbus pitcher

He said he was not looking tor Mei Berry to report as he was overseas

when heard from last, names win

be scheduled with the St. raui banus

training at Dawson Springs, K.y.

Three Schools to Cooperate

In Athletic Performances

LIBERTY. Ind.. April 11. Agree

ment bv which the high schools of

Connersvllle. Liberty and Rushville

will co-operate in school athletics, was

reached at a meeting or principals ot the three schools in Connersville Saturday. On May 2 a triangular meet will be held at one of the schools, according to plans formed. TENNIS NEWS

Advocates of Semi-Pro Ball

Here Will Meet Sunday The meeting of Richmond baseball

men, scheduled lor tne uyes ciuo Thursday night, was postponed. The

meeting will be held Sunday after

noon. Elmer Eggemeyer, president or the Exhibition company said.

Richmond business men faver some

kind of baseball in Richmond and an attempt to locate at least a semi-pro team here will be made at the meet

ing. Lines are already out for sever

al players who Will form the nucleus for a fast team, and with the addition

of some of Richmond s baseball tal

ent, a team may be formed to enter in the Northern Indiana baseball league.

EDDIE PULLEN RELIEF DRIVER IN LONG RACE

150 BOOKS RECEIVED IN RESPONSE TO PLEA

Persons who have books to contribute to the War Service library for boys overseas may leave them at Toler's drug store, , Fiftenth and Main

streets, the Morrisson-Reeves library, Sixth and North A streets, or at Shofer's grocery. Third and West Main streets, said Mrs. Bernhardt If It is Impossible to send them to any of these places the library will call for them. The library telephone number is 2123. The librarian said Friday that 150 books had been Eent in and were ready to be shipped .A few hundred will be shipped at a time. The quota for Richmond is 1.000 books and must be reached by July 1 but Mrs. Bernhardt said she hoped they would be sent in as soon as possible. The books are being shipped abroad to furnish amusement and employment for the American boys who must stay across .

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Richmond High to Play

EDDIE PUIXEKL

Eddie Pullen, who holds the Ame can and world's road race record of 87.8 miles an hour, established in the Corona, Cal., race in 1914, will be relief driver for R. Clifford Durant in the revival of the famous 500-mile classics at Indiananolis Mav 31. when

Ti T.-:. Mnthoc the Speedway stakes its $50,000 LibIwo 1 ennts matcnesen ByweepBtakes. Puiien is also the

only American driver to ever win the American Grand Prize road race, achieving that prominence in the 1914 event at Santa Monica. Pullen will be relief driver for the only millionaire entered to date in the bis race

Two tennis matches are certain to

be scheduled for the Richmond High school team in the next few days. One of these is between Richmond and Shortrldge High, to be played at Indianapolis next Friday, and the other to be played here May 25, with Hamilton, Ohio.

New Murrette Manager

Arrives In Richmond

Reginald Franklin, for several years 1

manager of one of the leading fans, 111., theatres and who for some time played with a road show, has arrived in the city to take over the manage

ment of the New Murrette tneatre. For the last year Mr. Franklin has been connected with Ascher brothers

of Chicago. . -

There is no business that can not be improved by a good advertising agent. Even the successful circus sends the special publicity man first. Think it over.

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HANOVER, Ind. April 11 A. Montgomery, H. Montgomery and Paul Fitzgibbons, remaining varsity men of last year's tennis team, will represent Hanover In a meet with Butler at Irvington, Friday. All three men will play In the singles but it had not been decided which two would play In the doubles. Some opposition Is expected from Koehler who pressed Manaugh

ot Hanover hard last year for the I. C A. L. championship but the Presbyterians are confident of whining. PINEHURST, N. C, April 11. Play In the men's 6ingles here brought all doped winners out on top, ready for the Beml finals. They are Vincent Richards and I. Kumagae, W. T. Tilden, Jr., and H. S. Voschell. LONDON, April 11. Major Dean Mathey and Captain W. M. Washburn were defeated by Stanley Doust and Aubrey Jones, Australians, 6-3, 6-0, 6-1.

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Real

Thursday, April 24, 1919 At 2 o'clock p. m. on the premises Property located at 118 North 11th Street Consisting of a good two-story brick residence of 8 rooms and bath, supplied with water, gas, electric lights and furnace. Large lot with 5 1 feet frontage. This is a good piece of residence property and in an excellent location?

Children Know How to Play and How to Eat Their Verdict on Food Counts They are out in the open and have a real appetite. They like Zwissler's Bread with milk, with jam, with jelly, with butter with anything, and they will eat it down to the last crumb. No wonder! Our loaf is a home-made loaf We. use only plain bread ingredients flour, milk, water, salt. We use a good measure of Compressed Yeast and take the greatest care in mixing and baking. The result is a big. wholesome loaf, with a substantial slice that satisfies healthy young appetites. Try it today and see. Your grocer sells Zwissler's Eatmor and Quaker Bread a loaf that is made for children. Special for Friday and Saturday, April 18th and 19th HOT CROSS BUNS Phone your order today. Phone 1654. Retail Store 28 S. 5tb

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