Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 44, Number 190, 23 May 1919 — Page 13
PAGE THIRTEEN .BRINGING UP FATHER A ..... By McManus Bell At Eighth And Man Wm Herald S.A. L. Games An attempt will b made by Presfc dent San S. Vigran of the, Saturday Afternoon, league to notify baseball funs whether games will , be . play ed Saturday afternoons by placing the old t OU-TOLO QNE. AT TfH l AW: PHONC HER AN V-TOU VEtHT -TO THE OPEN AR OPERA ;E.VMAje itvjaV SUCH AOOD 4HOW I COULDN'T LEAVE.NOW- iVl IN FOfc 4VIT" BEEN RAININ' AN VC DIDN'T KNQW AN' THEftE VAWT ANt WOW? OCLOCK l"T NOW , AT THE UNIVERSITY. 1TCentral league baseball sign at Eighth and Main streets. This is the third time the 6. A. L games have been on the doubtful list this season because of rain and wet grounds. In ease the games cannot be played the ball will sot be placed at Eighth and Main. - - - r All teams in the league are ready ta start the fourth round of scheduled games and If the weather is fair, will guarantee three good , games at Exhk bitlon park and the play grounds.. Charles Schattel will umpire at the park and Cutter will officiate at the playgrounds this Saturday. Omar Todd has been secured to act as official scorer of the league. . ' ..'V1--'"
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NEW BASEBALL LEAGUE IS TO BEJRGANIZED Commercial Organizations to '. Form Clubs for Evening Games Teams Organized. A new baseball league will bold Its initial meeting. Tuesday night at the Y. M. C. A. If enough representatives of teams are present the Richmond Commercial league will be organized to play ball evenings under somewhat the same rules that the Saturday Afternoon league operates. Those expected to send representatives to the meeting are the Postofflce
team, which is promoting the scheme, the American Seedlng-Machine Co., the Pennsylvania railroad and the Richmond Palladium. The Postofflce team under Manager Simpson has already been organized and Is ready to play, as Is the A. S. M., composed of office workers of the Seeding Machine company. Want Six-League Team At least a four or six team league ii wanted. Other teams are expected to be made up of Main street business men and their employes. The league will play once or twice a week but will only play a five or six inning fame owing to the shortness of time. If the league 'is organized arrangements will be made to secure Exhibition park to stage the games. All arrangements will be completed at the 'meeting Tuesday night -.J.. The Postofflce team which has been organized and practicing, will meet the American Seeders soon in a trial battle. The lineup of the Postofflce team is as follows: Stoddard and Young, p; Dennis and Niewohner, c; Smelser and Pickett, first base; Clarence Zeyen, second; Beck, short. Furman and Miller, third; Smelser and Thomas, left field; Young, center, and Foland and Surface, right. AMERICAN ASSOCIATION At St. PaulMilwaukee 012 000 0126 14 1 St. Paul . ...001 002 0014 11 3 Batteries Williams and Huhn; Hall and Hargrave. At MinneapolisKansas City 000 010 2339 13 3 Minneapolis .....000 000 020 3 6 4 Batteries Johnson and Brock; Wil liams, Whltehouse and Gomes, Owens. BEDFORD Robert Duncan, 55 years old, owner of a large farm and orchard, committed suicide by hang ing himself in the coal shed of the Donica school. He committed the act with a set of harness. Davis One D-45 One 1916 One 1915
League Standings
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Clubs ' W. Jj. Pet New York 14 6. .787 Cincinnati 14 8 .636 Brooklyn 12 7 .632 Pittsburgh . 11 10 .524 Chicago 11 11 .500 Philadelphia 8 9 .471 St. Louis . 5 16 .238 Boston 4 13 .235 AMERICAN LEAGUE Clubs W. L. Pet. Chicago 17 6 .739 Cleveland 14 8 .636 New York 10 6 .625 SL Louis 10 11 .467 Boston 9 10 .474 Washington.- 8 11 .421 Detroit 8 14 .364 Philadelphia . . 4 14 .222 AMERICAN ASSOCIATION St. Paul 15 8 .652 Indianapolis 14 8 636 Minneapolis 12 9 .571 Louisville ...12 10 .545 Kansas City.. "....12 11 .522 Columbus 9 10 .474 Milwaukee 7 17 .292 Toledo 4 12 .250
GAMES TODAY National League Cincinnati at Boston. Pittsburgh at Brooklyn. St. Louis at New York. Chicago at Philadelphia. American League Washington at St. Louis. New York at Chicago. Boston at Detroit. Philadelphia at Cleveland. American Association Toledo at Indianapolis. Columbus at Louisville. Milwaukee at St. Paul. Kansas City at Minneapolis. Yesterday's Results NATIONAL LEAGUE No games played. AMERICAN LEAGUE At Chicago New York .000 000 0000 9 3 Chicago .........100 000 00 1 4 0 Batteries Quln, Mogridge and Ruel ; Williams and Schalk. At DetroitBoston .... 020 000 100 3 6 3 Detroit 010 100 31 6 9 2 Batteries Love and Ainsmith ; Jones and Walters. At Clevel&nd" Philadelphia ..000 000 020 02 2 Cleveland 001 001 000 13 8 4 Batteries Kinney, Geary and McAvoy; Coveleskie and O'Neill. At St. LouisWashington 100 030 0004 10 2 St. Louis 000 000 032 5 8 0 Batteries Johnson and Agnew, Picinich ; Sothoron, Gallia, Koob and Meyer. -
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NEWCASTLE TO BRING STRONG LINE-UP HERE Rose City Announces Team to Play Here Sunday Locals Line up Players. The lineup that Richmond will use Sunday afternoon when it meets the fast Newcastle team is not ready to be announced, but the management assures Richmond fans that the Richmond club will be a real ball club when it stacks up against the Newcastle team, Sunday afternoon at Exhibition park. The Newcastle team is coming to Richmond with the idea that the Quakers are going to be easy to defeat and expects to add another victory to the long list It has already secured. The Richmond team will be
composed of Class A ball players. It is probable that Richmondians will not see any local players in action this Sunday, but it is the intention of the t management to give Richmond players j a chance to play in fast company. Pete Minner may be included in the Sunday lineup as the management is favorable to Pete's pitching. Jake Fromholz will probably open the game Sunday in the pitcher's box. Fromholz will have good backing for the Sunday game and many players of good standing will tryout for the Richmond team as no other try outs can be had before the game. Houser To Pitch At present it Is the plan of the Richmond management to give either Minner or Hawekotte a chance to show what they can do against league slabmen such as the Newcastle lineup comprises. " To Wash Away Those Wrinkles and Crows feet If your face is disfigured with wrinkles, no matter what the cause, you can quickly dispel every line, even the f.ioet obstinate, by using a simple, home-made wash lotion. Merely dissolve an ounce of powdered saxolite in a half pint witch hazel ingredients found in any drug tore. Bath the face in this, and presto f you scarcely believe your own eyes when you look into your mirror and behold the marvelous transformation! The remarkable astringent action of the saxolite so tightens the skin, wrinkles are literally pressed out. Best of all, this result is not purely temporary, for the lotion also has a healthful tonic action, which tends to strengthen and tone up the weakened tissue, and added benefit may be expected with continued use. Use this once a day for awhile: it cannot injure the most delicate akin. The treatment itself leaves no trace -no one guesses the secret of your increasing youthful appearanoe. .
Jim Houser who will pitch Sunday for Newcastle, has had several years of league experience. Houser started in league ball in the Blue Grass league In 1912 and finished that season In the South Michigan league. In 1913 to July 9, 1915 he played with Battle Creek, Mich., and from the latter date he commenced . playing with Grand Rapids in the Central league. In 1917 he came to the Maxwells where he has since played. , Oscar Dugey is the big man of the Newcastle club. Duger is a National league fielder. - In 1910-11 he played with Dallas in the Texas league and went to New Orleans the middle of the following year. New Orleans won the Southern association pennant that year. In 1913 he again played with Dallas until he was sold to the Boston Braves. The Braves won the pennant while Dugey was with them. In the winter of 1915 he with George Whitted was traded to the Philadelphia club for Lee Magee. He remained with the Philadelphia Nationals for three years. In 1915 Philadelphia won the National pennant. Last year Philadelphia sold Dugey to St. Paul but as he could not agree with Kelly of St. Paul he accepted a position with the Newcastle Maxwells as captain of the team, and will play center field for the Rose City crew Sunday. Yantz In Lineup George Yantz who has played in almost every league in the country, will do the receiving for Houser. Yantz
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LOCAL THINLY CLADS EXPECTED TO PLAGE IN THE STATE MEET The stage Is set for the high school track- and field meet at 1 o'clock Saturday afternoon at Reld field, Earlham
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