Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 44, Number 236, 17 July 1919 — Page 13
THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, THURSDAY, JULY 17, 1919.
PAGE THIRTEEN
RICHMOND ftlAY SECURE LEAGUE
BASEBALL AGAIN
Directors of Ball Club to Start
Negotiations for Berth in
Three-Eye or Central. Negotiations for league baseball, either in the Three 1 league, or a revived Central league, with Richmond as a member, will be started by the directors ol the Richmond Baseball association soon. After a taste of real baseball In 1917, when Richmond had a team in the Central league, local fans have been clamoring for real games and members of the association claim that
they will have a team in one of the two leagues next year, if there is any possibility for such a thing at all. Efforts were made to give Richmond a place in the Three 1 league this season, but difficulties In team transportation made this impossible, and the directors of the association decided to play Sunday baseball, only, this season. Sunday Baseball Unsatisfactory Sunday baseball ha proved unsatisfactory to both the association and the fans, and the Indiana league, which was formed at the beginning of the season, is now tottering, and will probably break up soon. In the meanwhile, the directors are trying to keep the affairs of the club in such chape that they wll be able to negotiate for a league berth in 1920. Several tentative plans are being considered by local officials, and there is hut little doubt that Richmond will
be able to get into a league next year. If Richmond enters the Three 1 league, efforts will be made to place franchises in Dayton, Springfield, and probably one other city in the eastern side of the circuit, with Terre Haute, Evansville, Peoria and Bloomington on the other end. With such a division of the teams, the question of transportation will be solved, and the expense will not be bo groat as to cause any loss to any one club. Some talk has been made concerning the reorganizing of the Central league, practically the same towns that held franchises in 1917. although he sentiment In Michigan cities is
not known. A meeting of representatives from league cities will be held In the near future, and it Is probable that some form of organization will be made at that time.
FHILLY CATCHER IS SLATED FOR TRADE
Forest Cady.
According: trthe dope from Phillyville. Catcher Jady is to be put oo the market. ? ady, Woodward and Packard were nea recently for boisterous conductn the bleachers during a came attie time Jack Coombs resigned as inager of the club. Cady has refed to pay his fine. President Baklsays the fine stands, 10 Cady probar will be disposed of tome way. J
League Standings
V - NATIONAL LEAGUE Won. Lost. Pet. New York 46 23 .667 Cincinnati 49 25 .662 Chicago 42 33 .560 Brooklyn 37 35 .514 Pittsburg S8 36 .514 St. Louis 29 44 .397 Boston 26 44 .371 Philadelphia 20 47 .299
Dairymen Slve Newspaper Team hther Into Hole COMMERCIAL -AGUE STANDING W. L. Pet. A. S. M 4 2 .667
Postoffice 4 2 .667 Pennsy 4 3 .571 Himes 4 3 .571 Item 3 4 .429 Palladium 1 6 .143 Himes Dairy sted the Palladium a little deeper intthe bottom of the league in last ?ht's Commercial league contest at hibitlon park, defeating the newsier men 9 to 3. The Dairymen plaj a real ball game but several errors re made by both teams. Himes allOd the Palladium but three hits. The score: r. h. E. Himes 501 309 8 4 Palladium 012 003 3 3 Himes and Thortrg; Suits and Castelluclo.
AMERICAN LEAGUE. Won. Lost. Pet.
Chicago 48 27 .640 New York 42 30 .583 Cleveland 43 33 .566 St. Louis 39 34 .534 Detroit 39 34 .534 Washington 33 43 .434 Boston 31 41 .431 Philadelphia 20 53 .274
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION Won. Lost. Pet.
Yesterday's Results
NATIONAL LEAGUE All games postponed; rain. AMERICAN LEAGUE. At Detroit R H E Philadelphia 200 001 001 000 004 13 4 Detroit 000 003 010 000 01 5 11 1 Johnson, ePrry and Perkins; Ehmke and AInsmith. At Cleveland R. H. E. Boston 000 000 010 1 7 1 Cleveland 000 001 llx 3 8 0 Pennock and Walters, Schang; Myers and O'Neill. At St. Louis R.H. E. New York 000 000 0000 4 0 St. Louis 001 1C1 02x 5 10 0 Shawkey and Hannah; Ssocker and Severeid. At Chicago R. H. E. Washington 001 225 01011 15 1 Chicago 100 000 000 1 4 3 Erlckson and Picinich; Lowdermilk, Danforth and Schalk, Lynn. AMERICAN ASSOCIATION. At Indianapolis R. H. E. (First Game.) Minneapolis 003 001 111 007 13 1 Indianapolis 120 013 000 018 13 0 Steele, Cavet, Rogge and Leary; Hovlik, Roberson, Whitehouse and Henry. (Second Game.) Minneapolis 00 000 001 1 8 3 Indianapolis 000 102 03x 6 10 2 Shellenbach, Schaur and Dwens; Hill and Gossett, Leary. At Louisville R.H.E. (First Game.) St. Paul 000 001 0001 6 2 Louisville 010 200 llx 5 11 1 Hall and Hargrave; Stewart and Meyer. Lii (Second Game.) St. Paul 003 000 1004 9 0 Louisville 000 000 000 0 6 4 Niehaus and Hargrave; Tlncup, Bennet and Kocher. At Columbus R. H. E. Milwaukee 000 000 001 1 5 0 Columbus 031 015 21x 13 16 0 Northrop and Huhn; Wilkinson and Wagner. At Toledo R. H. E. Kansas City 000 111 000 000 000 0104 16 2 Toledo 100 000 011 000 000 0115 17 6 Johnson, Haines and LaLlonge; Brady, Miljus and Murphy.
Evas Beat Moline By Dainty Score Oi 21 Toll EVANSVILLE, Ind.. July 17. Yes-
HIS PLAYING AIDS NEW YORK IN RACE
George Burns. The heavy hitting and spectaeulai fielding of George Burns is one ol the main reasons why the Giants art leading the National circuit. He U batting over .30C and his fast field. Ing has been one of the bright spotj in the club's defence.
terday's game with Moline here, will
probably take the season's record for
wildness. Evansville defeated Moline by the dainty little score of 21 to 11. The Evas made only 19 hits, but eight errors were made by Moline. Moline was awarded fifteen hits.
FILM STAR TAKES UP FLYING IN EARNEST
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St. Paul .....44 29 .603 Indianapolis 43 31 .531 Louisville 43 32 .573 Kansas City 38 34 .528 Columbus 37 34 .521 Minneapolis 31 39 .443 Milwaukee 30 44 .405 Toledo 24 47 .338
New Paris RoqvCkamp To Enter Chiyo Tourney NEW PARIS, O., y 17. M. H. Pence, local roque clipion, will go to Chicago next Saty to partici
pate m the National re tournament j to be held there ne-eek. He is i planning to 6tay the efe week. j
Interest In roque hwlndled this season, and several the town's fans have given up tame, which was once very populan the local courts. No local play are attend
ing the Interstate touy which Is being held at Warsaw 3 week.
GAMES TODAY National League Cincinnati at Brooklyn. Chicago at New York. St. Louis at Philadelphia. Pittsburg at Boston. American League. Washington at Chicago. New York at St. Louis. Philadelphia at Detroit. Boston at Cleveland. American Association. St. Paul at Louisville. Milwaukee at Columbus. Kansas City at Toledo. Minneapolis at Indianapolis.
Jason Bailey, one of the rural free
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REDS HAVE GIANTS BUFFALOED; START AT BROOKLYN TODAY
BROOKLYN. July 17 With John McOram and his chesty Giants shaking in their shoes, just across the river, the Cincinnati Reds will start a four game series with the Dodgers here this afternoon. The Reds were up In the air over the postponement of the double header at Philadelphia Wednesday, but the peeve was dispelled when they learned of the sad state of mind of the Giants. According to members of other teams, the Giants, once as haughty as kings, are now fearful of the Reds' playing, and durine ?!' of thiwatch the score board continually to
see how the Westerners f
Manager Moran is etili on the lookout for reserve players, and Is somewhat worried over the lack of extra men for the team. Any accident to a player now, would put the Reds in a bad hole, and with the pennant within their reach, he does not want to take any risk of throwing up bis chances on account of lack of players. Whitewater Elects New Manager; Wants Games The Whitewater baseball team met Tuesday evening and elected a new manager, Glenn Jennings; Morris Burt was made secretary and treasurer. Last Sunday the ball team won over Centervllle 10 to 9. Whitewater wants to book games with any team now until the end of the season. Write to Glenn Jennings, Richmond, Ind., R. R. B.
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Introductory Sale of
5,000 Mile Guarantee
Two Guaranteed Tires for the Price of One Plus. . .
$5.00
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No "Seconds" or Unguaranteed Tires! Every Tire has the Factory's Standard Guarantee of 5000 miles Owing to the Increasing demand for Needham Tires in Richmond and surrounding territory we have decided to extend the introductory sale until Saturday, July 19th. NEEDHAM TIRES 14,000 MILES! This fs tha first tire sale of its kind ever held In Richmond and affords an opportunity to lay In a supply of a quality tire at a great saving.
SIZES AND PRICES PLAIN TREAD NON-SKID
BIZE 30x3 30x312 32x3 Vo 31x4 32x4 33x4 34x4 33x4 12 34x412 35x412 86x4 ia 35x5 87x5
Reg. Price for One Tire
... $17.15 ...$21.80 ...$25.45 ...S34.00 ...$34.80 ...S36.50 ..$37.15 .$47.90 ..$49.50 ...851.70 ...852.40 f 58.85 61.90
Price of Two Tires
$22.15 $26.80 t 30.45 39.00
539.80
8541.50
542.15
552.90 554.50
$56.70 $57.40 f63.85 66.90
All Tires Sold on a Strictly
Reg. Price for One Tire
$25.10 $29.15 S39.40 $40.00 $41.80 $42.60 $55.85 $57.00 859.35 S60.00 $67.45 $71.00 Cash Basis
Price of Two Tires'
830.10 834.15 $44.40 $45.00 846.80 $47.60 $60.85 $62.00 $64.35 865.00 $72.45 $76.00
Beeson Tire and Vulcanizing Co.
13 North Ninth Street
Richmond