Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 44, Number 195, 29 May 1919 — Page 13
ARLIlEl FIELD STARS ENTERED IN STATE MEET Locals to be String Contestants in Indiana State College - Track Meet Saturday. It is generally conceded among In- - diana colleges that Earlham college will present the most formidable field team to compete In the Indiana state college track and field meet Saturday, at CrawfordsvlUe. Everything Is ready for one of the biggest meets of this kind and according to Wabash college officials It bids fair to be a great success. Among ; the ' other colleges .which will have strong, point men entered are Notre Dame, Indiana. Purdue, Wabash and Franklin. Beck, of Wabash, is being touted as a possible winner of high hurdles and dash .events. Notre Dame and Indiana are doped as winners of the great Hoosier athletic ; after-war ' contest, ' as both schools -have an abundance ol high point men. 440 Run to Be Thriller. The 440 yard run promises to be one of the best thrillers of the afternoon. Scallon of Notre Dame leads in favor of this event, with followers of Manly of Wabash. Mason of De-
Pauw. Cambell of Franklin. Briggs of Indiana, backing them for close favorites. " Carey who carried the pole vault event for Earlham at the I. C. A. L. meet will have to extend himself to the limit as he will meet two ol the best men In the state Saturday in Powers and Rademaker of : Notre Dame. ." All ' the larger colleges will push the Earlham field men to the limit and Wabash dopesters are predicting -a complete- ehutout for the Quakers on the strength of the teams that the other colleges will place in the field. r Earlham has never had to compete In a field meet this year where at any time, the heavy events were endangred. Four places will be counted in this meet, five for first place, three for second, two for third and one for fourth. League Standings NATIONAL LEAGUE
Clubs W. L. Pet. New York . .18 .7 .720 Brooklyn 16 9 .640 Cincinnati...... 17 10 .630 Philadelphia 11 11 .600 Chicago ....... ...... 13 14 .481 Pittsburgh .12 15 .444 St. Louis 8 19 .296 . Boston . 6 16 .273 AMERICAN LEAGUE Clubs W. L. PcL Chicago 21 7 '.75e Cleveland ...18 8 .692 St. Louis 14 11 .560 j New York . . . 11 10 .524 ' Detroit 1 11 15 .423 Boston . . 9 14 .391 ' Washington 8 15 .348 Philadelphia 5 17 .227 AMERICAN ASSOCIATION r. Clubs - W. L. Pet. St. Paul 19 10 .655 Indianapolis 18 10 .643 liouisville .14 12 .538 Minneapolis ....... ..14 13 .519 ' Columbus ........... 12 12 .500 Kansas City .... 14 15 .483 Milwaukee ...... 11 19 .367 Toledo 5 16 .238
GAMES TODAY National League Philadelphia at Boston. Brooklyn at New York. Cincinnati at Pittsburgh. No other games scheduled. , American League New Ybrk at Washington. Boston at Philadelphia. No other games scheduled. American Association. Columbus at Indianapolis. ? Toledo at Louisville. -- No other games scheduled. SAMUEL ELLIOTT DIES.
: Fletcher Elliott of this city, has Just i : received word of the ueath of his i father, Samuel Elliott, in Palestine, ' O., Wednesday afternoon. He is sur1 vived by three daughters and the one . son. Burial will be in Hollansburg cemetery Friday afternoon. MORE TEAMS WANT TO ; ENTER NEW EEAGUE Baseball is everyone's game. 1 Since the organization of the ComNnercial league comprising six office teams, several other plants have bob bed up with the question whether they can be admitted. Progress Hat will probably have a team. Webb-Coleman did consider the possibility of placing a team and there are several others that will want to enter in the league. In case there are enough teams desiring to .play ball aftr business hours this summer, it is probable that a new league will be -organized or that new teams will be admitted to the present Commercisl 1&tig The Commercial league was organized with the interest of all who wished baseball as recreation in view and It is safe to say that a few more teams
- COUlU DC L&HCU 1UIU luo ucu viw without making it unwieiaiy. in case there are more teams than can be carried in the new league, the best plan would be to organize another league and then at the close of the season the ' two leading teams could play a series of games for city championship. . Miami U. Closes Track Season With Cincy Meet OXFORD, O., May 29. Miami uni- - versity will close its track season Sat- " urday afternoon in a dual meet with ' the University of Cincinnati, in that
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Yesterday's Results
NATIONAL LEAGUE At Philadelphia R. H. E. Cincinnati 001 050 000-r-6 15 3 Philadelphia ... . . 100 002 200 5 9 1 Batteries:.; Fisher, Ring and Wlngo; Smith, Jacobs and Adams. At Brooklyn . R. H. E. St. Louis. 020 002 010 000 27 15 3 Brooklyn. 003 000 110 000 0 5 10 1 Batteries: " Tuero and Clemons; Pfeffer and Krueger. At New York . R. H. E. Pittsburgh ... 00 000 002 46 13 1 New York ... 000 010 010 02 8 0 Batteries : Adams. Hamilton and Sweeney,. Blackwelh Dub'us Benton. Oeachger, Winters and McCarty. At Boston R. H. E. Chicago ........ 000 000 000 0 6 1 Boston . . ..100 021 OOx 4 8 1 Batteries : Vaughn, ' Alexander and Killifer; Nehf and Gowdy, AMERICAN LEAGUE No games scheduled Open date. AMERICAN ASSOCIATION At Indianapolis R. H. E. Columbus. 010 000 000 000 1 2 10 2 Ind'polls.. 000 001 000 000 01 8 3 Batteries: Peacheous, Park, Wilkinson and Wagner. At St Paul R. H. E. Kansas City. 200 300 010 01 7 10 3 St. Paul.."... 100 200 020 006 10 3 Batteries: Shackleford, Johnson, Graham and LaLonge; Niehaus, Griner, Monroe and Hargrave. At Louis ville R. H. E. Toledo ........ 000 000 0000 6 2 Louisville ..... 000 200 02x i 6 0 Batteries: Brady, McCall and Murphy; Oorey and Kocher. At Minneapolis R. H. E. Milwaukee 103 010 000 0C0 27 13 4 Min'polis. 000 011 300 000 05 7 3 Batteries: Hanson, Jasper, Faeth and Huhn, Stumpf; Schauer, Palmero and Owens. ELEVATORS MUST PAY FARMERS FULL PRICE Owners of grain elevators in Indiana, who have failed to pay farmers the full price for their wheat In accordance with the fair price scheduled will be compelled to make restitution to the farmers or surrender their licenses.- , , This announcement is made by Stanley Wyckoff, official representative of the United States .grain corporation for Indiana, acting on Instructions received from the grain corporation. Mr. Wyckoff said an investigation had been started and will be continued through every county agriculaure agent-in the state to check up with farmers to determine whether or not they have received the government wheat price. . The government price is $2.08 for No. 2 red. and $2.11 for No. 1 red, delivered at primary points.
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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGR AM
MINIiER MAY PITCH AGAINST NEWCASTLE RICHMOND VS. NEW CASTLE. Friday at3 o'clock. Pete Minner was signed Wednesday to pitch for .the Richmond team. In the eastern division of the Indiana State Leajjge. MJnner will pitch next Sunday at Newcastle and may be used in part of the game with Newcastle at Richmond Memorial day The game will be called at 3 o'clock or later if It is necessary in order to give fans time to attend both the Memorial exercises , and .the game. The grounds are in good shape and Newcastle is coming to Richmond prepared to give the local team the beating of its life, according to Newcastle rooters. ' Beck and Bassluy will form the Richmond battery inf the big battle, while Houser and Yantz.will bombard the Quakers slabsmen. Minner. will be held on the bench unless the local management decides to see him work out against some heavy batsmen. His first real try-out on the local team will come at Newcastle against the Rose City aggregation. - - The revised schedule follows: ' June 1 Muncie at Anderson; Richmond at Newcastle. June 8 Newcastle at Anderson; Indianapolis at Richmond; Dayton at Muncie. June 15 Richmond at Muncie; Indianapolis at Newcastle; Dayton at Anderson. June 22 Dayton at Richmond: Anderson at Newcastle; Indianapolis at Muncie. June 29 Muncie at Richmond; Indianapolis at Anderson; Dayton at Anderson.' ;,, July 4 Anderson at Muncie; Newcastle at Richmond; Dayton, vs. Indianapolis at Anderson. July 6 Richmond at - Newcastle; Muncie at Anderson; Indianapolis vs. Dayton at Muncie; July 13 Dayton at Anderson Indianapolis at Richmond; Newcastle at Muncie. July 20 Anderson at Richmond; Dayton at Muncie; Indianapolis at Newcastle. July 27 Newcastle at Muncie; Indlanapols at Anderson; Dayton at Richmond - . August 3 Richmond at Anderson Indianapolis at Muncie ; Dayton at Newcastle. Chanos To Wrestle Zook At ' Cambridge City On June 6 Young Chanos announced Thursday that he would meet Russel Zook of Dublin at Cambridge City, Friday, June 6. Zook will have charge ot all the arrangements for the wrestling match to be staged at Cambridge City. Chanos will be in tip top shape, he stated, as he has been training steadily for
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WILLARD TO BE IN TOLEDO SATURDAY ' Oy 'Associated Press TOLEDO, ' O., May -29. Jess Willard, heavyweight champion, will arrive in Toledo Saturday night and will settle down to training Sunday for his championship contest wiui Jack Dempsey here July 4, it was announced by Ray O. Archer, , business representative of the champion, upon his arrival from Los Angeles today. Archer said that Willard did not Intend to stop off for a day's visit at Lawrence, Kas., his borne, but would come direct to Toledo. The champion left Los Angeles with Jack Hempel, one ' of - his. sparring partners, yesterday. Willard, Archer said, plans for four weeks of intensive training. He said the title-holder tipped the scales at 258 pounds five days ago, which is half a pound below the weight he made for his light with Frank Moi ran in New York in 1916, his last championship match. Archer will inspect several prospective sites for. a training camp today and make a selection before night so that his work on a ring can be started Immediately. One of the camps picked out for" inspection is located about half a mile east of Dempsey's quarters. It is considered probable, however, that a camp will be chosen in an opposite section of the city, and on the Maumee river. Willard expects to have sparring partners in gamp by Monday. They will include Hemphel Tim O'Neill, a lightweight of Chicago and another heavyweight. The champion does not intend to have more than three sparring partners in - camp at any time, Archer said. James J. Jeffries, the former heavyweight champion; James J. Coffreth, j the San Francisco boxing promoter and a score of celebrated moving picture actors are planning to make the trip from the coast on a special train for the match, according to Archer. CHURCH TO GIVE SALE Dresses, aprons and other ready-to-wear articles will be sold at the Mt. Moriah Baptist church tonight and Friday night. The public is welcome.
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