Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 44, Number 188, 21 May 1919 — Page 11

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM WEDNESDAY, MAY 21, 19X9.

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UCHIlillL LCHDUC GAUEJUNDAY Newcastle to Play Richmond Club Here Gathering of Old Semi-Pros ' Expected. The opening game of the Northern Central baseball league will be played at Richmond at 3 o'clock next Sunday afternoon, at Exhibition park, between Richmond and Newcastle. , . The Richmond Exhibition company directors are gleaning nearby cities for baseball men of repute and expect to have a gathering of old players that will play Newcastle to a standstill Sunday. t So far only one player has been Becured. He is Jake Fromhols, a former Richmond Central league hurler. Besides playing at Richmond, Jake has played at almost all Central league Cities with success and played on the Cincinnati team for two years. Who will receive for Framhols is still an uncertainty but it is hoped that Mike Hauser can be there to hold down the back stop Job. Outside of those two players no others have been secured definitely. However, the Exhibition company has lines out for a number of first ball players that can stack up against a team like the Newcastle. Has Strono t-Inaun. xae nose wiiy nas always had one state. Manager Hartwell, who Is also vice-president of the eastern division of the league, will present one of his strongest lineup against the Quaker aggregation. Jimmie Hauser and Larson will come over to hurl for the Rose crew. George Yantx will receive. The Maxwells have a number of old stars playing ball with them and It will take a fast team to take a victory from Hartwell's club. The remainder of the lineup will be as follows: Eddie Copeland. first base; Hartwell, second base; Dei trick, shortstop; Stupp. third base, and Williams, Dugey and Durham in the field.. Dietrick is one of the best semi-pro shortstops In the business, Newcastle fans claim. His record of last Sunday against Frankf ord gave him seven assists. . " Local Men Listed. Newcastle has already started hammering Richmond against the umpiring system, thinking it wise to create an alibi before the games than afterward. Newcastle seems slightly put out that the Quaker City managed to obtain a berth In the new league and is ready to start a fight for the pennant at the first drop of the hat. With Newcastle fans showing a spirit of push Richmond fans will have to do them one better and turn out In round numbers for the game next Sunday. Especial attention will be called to the list of Richmond players that obtain berths on the new club. It is almost certain that a number of Richmond players will be listed with the club and get a chance to show what local baseball talent Richmond has produced. Among the players who stand a chance to .play are Pete Minner, Rus Hawekotte, Everett Haas, Herbert and jonnny Logan and.Fenton. Cooney Navy Recruiter Reber may umpire the games here. Thirty From Here To Be Initiated At Indianapolis Iola and Coeur de Lion lodges, Knights of Pythias, will take thirty candidates to Indianapolis Friday, and they will be Initiated with the Victory class to be taken into the order. Two thousand will be given the rank of page by the celebrated Iola team of Dayton. The candidates are requested to meet at the Pennsylvania station at 5:20 a. m. Friday morning, Tv here they will be furnished with badges and will board the train for ludianapolis. Among the candidates to go from here are the following: E. L. Evans, George R. Moss, Paul McBride, Fred M. Clevenger, Joseph E. Mullen, L. H. Thomas, Waldo L. Seekings, Carl Piatt, Walter F. Hart, Leslie Raper, Cliff Bevington, Harry Smith, Harry Jordan, F. C. Duvall, Jesse Magill, Earl Bunker Ellis ShiDlett. Forrest Anlt. Fred Pickett end Ralph Hibbert. PHILOMATH WANTS GAME PHILOMATH, Ind., May 21. Philo math has organized a baseball team. Any team wishing games should call Harry Null, Centerville phone. The postoffice address is Brownsville, R. R. No. 11. Next Sunday, May 25, the team will play Brownsville at Philomath. TEXTBOOX OF I WALL STREET Including History N. Y. Stock Exchange. History N. Y. Curb. How These Market Dif fer. Art of Speculation for Profits. Augmenting One's In--come. How to Open an Account Methods of Trading. Dictionary of Wall Street. Edition now Distribution

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Pet 737 .630 .632 .600 .500 .437 .260 .260 Pet .727 .667 .600 .529 .471 .421 .300 .250 Pet .667 .619 .579 .524 .624 .600 .273 .267 New York .......... 14 6 Cincinnati 14 8 Brooklyn . 12 7 ' Chicago 11 11 ; Pittsburg 10 10 Philadelphia 7 9 Boston 4 12 St. Louis . 5 15 AMERICAN LEAGUE Clubs Won. Lost. Chicago :. 16 6 New York ... 10 5 Cleveland 12 8 Boston 9 8 Washington 8 9 St Louis 8 ,11 Detroit 6 14 Philadelphia 4 12 AMERICAN ASSOCIATION Clubs Won. Lost St Paul .... . 14 7 Indianapolis 13 ' 8 Minneapolis 11 8 Kansas City ...11 10 Louisville . ...11 10 Columbus 9 9 Milwaukee 6 18 Toledo .. 5 11 GAMES TODAY National League Pittsburgh at Boston.. Chicago at Brooklyn. Cincinnati at New York. St Louis at Philadelphia. American League New York at Chicago. Washington at St Louis. Boston at Detroit. Philadelphia at Cleveland. American Association Indianapolis at Toledo. Louisville at Columbus. Kansas City at Minneapolis. Milwaukee at St Paul. Yesterday's Results NATIONAL LEAGUE At New York R. H. B. Cincinnati ..... 010 000 2205 12 1 New York . 033 100 OOx 7 9 1 Batteries: Eller, Mitchell, Bressler and Wingo; Causey, Winters and MoCarty. At Philadelphia R. H. E. St Louis ...... 300 000 0317 9 2 Philadelphia ... 000 101.006 8 13 0 Batteries: Goodwin, Sherdel and Clemons; Woodward and Cady. At Boston R. H. E. Pittsburgh 200 001 0003 5 2 Boston .... 000 200 000 2 10 2 Batteries: Hamilton and Sweeney; Rudolph and Wilson. At Brooklyn R. H. E. Chicago ....... 000 201 0003 7 0 Brooklyn .. 000 .100 0102 10 0 Batteries: Dougless, Tyler, Alexander and Killifer; Marquard, Cadore and Krueger, M. Wheat ; AMERICAN LEAGUE At Chicago R. H. E. Philadelphia ... 100. 000 000 1 7 0 Chicago ... 100 000 lOx 2 6 3 Batteries: Johnson and McAvoy; Faber and Schalk. At St Louis R. H. E. Boston 060 000 000 6 13 1 St Louis . . . ... 000 200 020 4 9 2 Batteries: Ruth and Scbang; Davenport Koob, Sothoron.and Mayer. - No other games played..' AMERICAN ASSOCIATION At St. Paul R. H. E. Milwaukee .... 000 200 0013 7 1 St Paul ....... 130 000 lOx 5 9 2 Batteries: Howard, Williams and Stumpf; Niehaus and Hargrave. At Minneapolis R. H. E. Kansas City ... 000 000 1214 11. 1 Minneapolis "200 000 1003 5 2 Batteries: Slattery, Graham and J. Brock; Palmero, Williams and Owens. Biz league Pitcher On Wayne Works Team, Report Pitcher Steel of the Wayne Works, who Is keeping In .the background, is a former major league hurler, according to a rumor coming from the Wayne Works players. Steel pitched for the Cleveland club for four years it is said. He has not hurled any ball for some time and whether he will ever make his appearance on the diamond again is in doubt, though Wayne Works fans are hopeful. They feel that if Steel can at all get in shape he could pitch them to a few victories in the S. A. L. At present Ivan Toney and Harold Runnels are furnishing the Wayne Works with its twirling staff. Both Runnels and Toney pitched in the initial game of the Wayne Works at Exhibition park. You'll be happy , as I am when you meet me on page 3 MONDAY DON'T FAIL to ATTEND ' the AUTOMOBILE PUBLIC SALE SATURDAY, MAY 24TH Chenoweth Auto Co. 1107 Main Street Richmond

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Wulard-Denipsey Bout NEW YORK, May II Tex Rlckard. promoter - of the WIllard-Dempsey heavyweight championship battle, has returned oere to complete arrange ments for the bout scheduled for To ledo On July 4. The architects' blue prints of the arena show that there will be 120 rows of seats with a total capacity of about 50,000 spectator. Owing to the octagan shape of the arena, each succeeding row of seats away from the ring increases in cir cumference. According to the diagram there will be twenty-eight rows of $60 seats, seven $50 rows and a like number ol $40 rows. Eight rows have teen allotted to the $30 section, twenty-one for the next $25; twenty six for $15, and twenty-three for $10 on the extreme outside, r !. The ring will be a twenty-foot laclosure with a two foot extension or apron and the ropes will be of the postless type, the comers being guyed from iron posts iet wel loutside the ropes. The ring floor will be covered with heavy canvas laid over a quarter ince padding, which will be carefully packed in order not to slow up the boxers while offering complete protection against injury or fall. BIG TEN BASEBALL STANDING. Clubs Won Lost Pet. Michigan 3 0 1.000 Illinois 5 1 .833 Iowa 3 1 .750 Indiana 2 2 .500 Ohio 1 1 .500 Chicago ....w....... 2" 3 .333 Wisconsin 1 4 .200 Purdue 0 4 .000 Anderson High Announces Basket Ball Schedule ANDERSON. Ind.. May 21. Ander son high school backetball team has completed the. schedule of twenty-one games for the 1919-20 season. A. R, Staggs, who has piloted the local team through two highly- successful seasons, has signed a contract to coach here next season. The complete schedule follows: Nov. 7, Lapel here; Nov. 12, Franklin here; Nov. 14, Huntington there; Nov. 21, Newcastle there; Nov. 22, Kokomo there; Nov. 26, Fairmount Acadenmy there; Dec. 3, Marion here; Dec. 5, Bloomington there; Dec. 12, Crawfordsville there; Dec. 19, Tipton here; Dec. 26, West Lafayette here; Jan. 9, Crawfordsville here; Jan. 30, Logansport here; Jan. 31, Huntington here; Feb. 6, Newcastle there; Feb. 11, Franklin here; Feb. 13, Kokomo here; Feb. 18, Marlon there; Feb. 20, Tipton there; Feb. 27, Bloomington here. Anderson will lose only one member of the 1918-19 team. NEW CLUB TO BE FORMED INDIANAPOLIS, Ind., Mav 21. Charlie Carr, president of the Central Indiana Baseball association, will hold a meeting at the Em-Roes sporting goods store tonight for the purpose of organizing a club to take the place of the Indlananolls Merits in th league. If a fast team can be organized it will play under the name of the Indianapolis Athletic and Canoe club and will fcA hnc.kAri In rani fach. ion. The Merits have been hitting me rocKs, losing ail meir games, and it is feared that they will prove a poor attraction in return contests. Canbelieves that a fast team can be gotten together that can easily sack up against the best clubs In the state. Have Your Lungs Examined SPECIAL EXAMINER COMING TO RICHMOND. Tuberculosis Often Follows Chronic Catarrh of Nose, Throat and Lungs. Chronic catarrh of the nose, throat, and lungs has been largely responsible for the terrible influenza epidemic of the past six months. It is often the primary cause of many fatal diseases like tuberculosis, pneumonia, asthma and others. It is not only an exteremely annoying, disagreeable condition, but as positively dangerous, undermining the strength of the whole system an dcertainly making anyone much more liable to dangerous Infection of all kindtk Therefore it is extremely Important that anyone suffering ifom catarrhal conditions of the nose, throat and lungs immediately take steps to have It cured. As nearly all catarrh sufferers know from experience and to their sorrow, it cannot be cured by patent medicines, mail order treatments, home remedies and the like, yet catarrh is curable. It is a stubborn disease and it requires the skill of an expert and experienced specialist to properly rid the system of catarrh in a short time. The Indiana Catarrh Institute, permanently located in Indianapolis, at 1436 North Illinois street, have representing them a well known nose, throat and lung specialist who has devoted sixteen years to the special study of this disease. In the past two years this talented specialist has been in the Federal Service and has examined and advised on the nose, throat and lung conditions of approximately ten thousand of our soldiers in the military service. It would be difficult to find anyone better Qualified by study and vast experience to consult with regarding your condition. His examination, consultation and advice is free. He invites everyone who is afflicted with chronic catarrh of the nose, throat or lungs, chronic coughs ind bronchitis, dropping mucous in the throat, pains in the chest, shortness of breath, clogged up head and nostrils, head noises, catarrh deafness, hawking and spitting, or any chronic catarrh condition, to be examined and get his share without charge or obligation. He will be glad to talk with you, giving you the benellt of his experience and skill freely. Beware of tuberculosis and other fatal conditions by taking treatment in time. . The Specialist will be at the Arlington hotel one day only, ThursdAy, May 22nd, from 9:00 a. m. to 8 p. m. and will examine all whocall to see Mm. Communication can be had by mail by addressing the Indiana Catarrh Institute, 1436 North Illinois street Indianapolis, Ind. Advertisement.

Carnival Wrestler ; Issues Challenge

v.. W V KANTHE "Prof." Kanthe of Detroit, Mich 154 pounds, and his partner, Joe Sanders of San Francisco, 160 pounds, a team of wrestlers with Campbell's United Shows staging a carnival this week on the old Exhibition park grounds, challenge any person attending the shows to a wrestling contest. Kanthe is athletic director for the shows. UDM. W,

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THREE BATTLES III I S. A. L. SATURDAY ' 8 A. L, GAMES SATURDAY TV Exhibition ParkV Johnson-Frye, I. " O. C. vs. SwaynaRoblnson. . Starr Piano vs. Jenkins-Vulcans. : Playgrounds Wiyne Works vs. A. S."M". The fourth round of Saturday Afternoon league games is scheduled to be pulled off Saturday. So far only one schedule of Saturday games has been played, the A. S. M., Johnson-Frye, I. G. C Swayne-Roblnson clubs being victorious. ". For iwo S&turdays the -old S.. A. L. jinx rain has 'held full sway. However, according to government predictions this Saturday should be a king for baseball, so the 3. A. L. is preparing for three battles royal. In the first game at the park two vie tortus teams will meet to decide which Is the better of the two, and the second game will be between the two clubs that lost The playground gamo will be

between a vlctorius club, the A- S. Mand one of the losers. Regardless of the kind of ball played when the league had its first and last weekly outing, each club is prepared . to stage a better game than ever and are going Into the strife Saturday to win. - t Eldorado, 0. r Clarence Emrick received a number of bruises and scratches Tuesday at ternoon, when his clothes became en tangled in a gas engine, on the Frank Eyler farm about seven miles south east of here. Two stitches were re quired to close the wound in his head. . . . .Mr. and Mrs. Russel Mauck of Dayton and Mrs. Anna Elve and son Walter of Greenville, called on O. H Matin and wife Sunday evening A. F. White and wife were the Sunday afternon guests of Charles' Beatty and family of near Yankeetown. ... .Miss Lora D. Kimmel spent over Sunday in Lewisburg visiting A- A. MUler and family. . .William Rautsaw ana family and Eddie Surface and family of Eaton, spent Friday with Ed. Rautsaw and family Mrs. Elizabeth Barnj hart is visiting with James Pence and who mis ween ho Den srayion ana family. and Evin Disher took dinner with O. F. Kimmel and family Friday. ....A. B. Miller and family and E. E. Hollinger and wife spent Sunday with MAY

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