Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 44, Number 255, 8 August 1919 — Page 11

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, FRIDAY, AUGUST 8, 1919.

THIRTEEN LUCKY FOR REDS; SHUT OUT SUPERBAS

Hod Eller Holds Brooklyn to Two Hits, While Leaders Fttten Batting Averages. GIANT-RED STANDING. W. L. Pet. Wln-IF-Lose 'Reds 63 30 .677 .681 .670 Giants . 58 30 .659 .663 .651 CINCINNATI. O., Aug. 8. Pat Moran and his noble athletes, gave Brooklyn a slight idea of the inside workings of a championship baseball club Friday afternoon -when Hod Eller. and eight assistants shut the Superbas out to the score of 13 to 0. The Reds scored thirteen runs, but any one of these -would have been sufficient for Eller, who allowed only two hits.

So far as Brooklyn was concerned, they might Just as well have taken third base into the dugout. And while Eller was doing this, the rest of the boys stepped out and strengthened their batting average by sixteen good sound hits. Hod himself, assisted by Greasy Neale, led the bitting procession, both men getting three safties In four times at bat. One of Neales drives was for two bases. Phillies Are Next. Thursday's game winds up the series with Brooklyn, with a two to one count for the Reds. Friday, Pat's chargers start against the Phillies, who come to Redvllle with a record of seven wins In eight games. The Giants got busy and copped a contest for themselves in Thursday's game, and move on to Chicago for Friday, where they will give battle to the third-placers. The Cubs are far behind the league leaders, but are strong enough to give Protest John and his cohorts something to worry about. Sherwood Magee played in Thursday's game, and probably will relieve Bressler in the garden for good, as Manager Moran is trying to get the Rube back into pitching form in time for the Red's next Journey east. Ef

forts were made after

Yesterday's Resulfs

NATIONAL LEAGUE. At St. Louis R.H.E. New York 110 010 1105 11 2 St. Louis 112 000 0004 13 2 Barnes. Benton and Gonzales; Ames,

Doak, Goodwin, Jacobs and Clemons. At Pittsburg R. H. E. Philadelphia 100 000 1305 9 2 Pittsburg 010 200 0003 4 1 Rlxley and Tragresser; Miller and Lee. At Chicago R- H. E Boston 000 000 0202 4 4 Chicago 000 201 12x 6 12 0 Filllngim, Cheney. McQuillan and Wilson, Gowdy; Martin and O'Farrell.

Elmo Lincoln, Tarzan of Movies and Mighty. Man of Screen, Wants to Fight Jack Dempsey

AMERICAN LEAGUE. (First game) St. Louis 110 003 1006 11 1 New York 100 000 0113 10 2 Shocker and Severeid; Quinn, Bogridge and Ruel. (Second game) St. Louis 000 110 000 2 6 2 New York 001 110 50x 8 13 1 Sothoron, Wright and Severeid; Mays and Hannah. At Philadelphia R. H. E. (First pamp) Chicago 000 000 1012 4 2 Philadelphia 000 000 0011 8 0 Cicotte and Schalck; Perry and Perkins. (Second game) Chicago 001 010 000 2 13 2 Philadelphia 110 100 OOx 3 9 0 Wilkins and Schalck; Naylor and Perkins. At Boston R. H. E

Cleveland 020 010 2027 13 0: Boston 710 000 OOx 8 9 a1 Myers, Uhle and O'Neill; Pennock, j Russel and Schang. At Washington R. H. E. ;

Detroit 003 000 000 1 i 9 0 Washington ...000 021 000 03 13 1 Ehmke, Ayers, Dauss and Ainsmith; Shaw, Erlckson and Gharrity.

game to get some players, but as Mo- St

ran offered only cash, the dt-al was not closed. The score: Brooklyn 000 000 000 0 2 2 Cincinnati 034 120 03x 13 16 2 Grimes. Mitchell and M. Wheat, Krueger; Eller and Wiugo, Allen.

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION. At Kansas City R. H. E. Indianapolis 010 100 030 6 13 1 Kansas City 434 010 OOx 12 15 3 Hill, Steele and Leary; Evans and Monroe; Lalonge. At Milwaukee R. H. E. Columbus 020 000 0103 8 3 Milwaukee 000 000 0003 3 5 George and Wagner; Enzmann and Huhn. At St. Paul R. H. E.

Thursday's I Toledo 002 042 00210 13 1

League Standings

NATIONAL LEAGUE. Clubs. Won. Lost.

t.incirmau 63 New York 68 Chicago 49 Brooklyn 45 Pittsburgh 43 Philadelphia 31 Reason 34 St. Louis 33

AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Clubs. Won. Lost.

Chicago 59 Detroit 54 New York 51 Ceveland 52 St. Louis 50 Boston 43 Washington 39 Philadelphia 26

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION. Clubs. Won. Lost.

St. Paul 59 Indianapolis 5S Louisville 5," Kansas City 51 Columbus 50 Minneapolis 45 Toledo 37 Milwaukee 36

GAMES TODAY. National League. Philadelphia at Cincinnati. New York at Chicago. Brooklyn at Pittsburgh. Boston at St. Louis. American League. Chicago at Philadelphia. St. Louis at New York. American Association. Columbus at Milwaukee. Toledo at St. Paul. Indianapolis at Kansas City. Louisville at Minneapolis.

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Ferguson, Miljus and Murphy; Griner, Browne, Merritt and Hargrave, McEnemy. At Minneapolis R. H. E(First game) Louisville 010 020 000 3 7 0 Minneapolis 318 001 OOx 13 13 2 Stewart, Bennett and Meyer; Schauer and Owens. (Second game) Louisville 000 003 001 5 8 4 Minneapolis 001 010 011 0 7 2 Tincup and Meyer; Craft, Hovlik and Henry.

MlftWTV SLIM CHANCES' EVEN (P SSVVjV jim JCrojeS Goner VT f -iJrC

I Jeffries and Corbett have looked I him over from the standpoint of two (great heavyweights who have been ' through the mill. Jeffries Is imj pressed with Lincoln's massive build . and great strength two attributes

that made Jeffries a powerful fighter. Corbett is impressed with Lincoln's light-footedness and general speed despite his massive build. Together they have decided he is the logical man Just now to risk his Jan and other parts of his anatomy in the ring with Dempsey. As to the Time Jeffries wants the fight staged not earlier than Thanksgiving which will give them five months in which to teach Lincoln the fine points of the same and condition him especially for ring work. As 10 Lincoln's age. The movie booklets don't publish such personal facts. He looks to be still on the sunny side of thirty-five, however, which is younger than the late lamented Willard was. vOf course, the whole ding-busted business may be a neat press agent yarn, but Lincoln has the size and build to set the boys a-talking. And it gives the fans at least one new name to mention in their fanning bees about the new champ and his future.

SIBERIAN STRIKE SERIOUS.

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Elmo Lincoln, showing his powerful shoulders and thick chest. Larger picture Is from "Tarzan of the Apes." He has just killed the lion over which he Is standing.

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Indianapolis Confident Of Winning Sunday Game

That Richmond will have some real opposition in Sunday's game is the opinion expressed by J. W. Brown, manager of the Indianapolis All-Stars, who are to play here Sunday, In a letter sent to Sam Vigran, local manager. The Indianapolis ball-tossers come here with a big reputation and they expect to give Richmond a trimming, says the letter, but Sam says he expects to send them home with the small end of the score. A large crowd is expected.

Si REDS AND GIANTS

f; ARE WELL MATCHED, ;i STATISTICS SHOW pS- NEW YORK. Aug. 8. How far the J?' . Giants and the Reds outclass the rest .ftbs of the jajonai league teams and how evenly these two teams are matched "2, i may be seen by a glance at the . tables which follow, showing the of409 fenslve and defensive strength of the R6 1 teams- ' Since the season began they have

p . 1 averaged 1.1 runs more per game ,, : than their opponents. The Giants

rhow up better on the attack than the Reds, but the Cincinnati hurlers

on the other hand are better than

the Giant moundsmen so that there is

little to choose between the two

teams so far as the figures show. The Giants have been whitewashed Just twice during the season once by Pittsburg and onco by the Reds. Cincinnati has been shut out three times. The Giant pitchers have registered six shutouts, while the Cincinnati boxmen have held their opponents runIpss fourteen times three of their shutouts having been recorded during the past week. It. must be taken into consideration that the Giants have strengthened their staff to a large extent through the acquifition of Douglass and Nehf

i and from now on they will probably

hold their opponents in closer check than they have during their games to date. On the other hand it might be well to note that the Reds are showing a slow but sure Improvement both on the attack and in the defense. A month ago the average number of runs scored per game by their opponents was 3.3, while the average number of runs scored by the Reds was 4. A month ago the Giants were averaging 4.6 runs per game while their opponents were averaging 3.7. The table follows: Ave. runs per game. Shutouts For. Against For Ag'st. New York . . 4.7 3.6 6 3 Cincinnati . . 4.1 'J.O 14 3

By N. E. BROWN A new asDirant for the heavv-weieht

It is none other than Elmo Lincoln, mighty man of the moving picture world. According to a story from California, Lincoln has challenged Jack Dempsey to a battle for the title the bout to take place next winter just like that. The men back of Lincoln In his

plan are James J. Jeffries and James J. Corbett. They have offered to train the movie star for the bout and Jeffries has placed his ranch near Eurbank, Cal., at Lincoln's disposal as a training quarters. Lincoln is familiar to movie fans because of his work In serials and in the "Tarzan" pictures, namely, "Tarzan of the Apes" and "The Romance of Tarzan." But fipht fans haven't had any occasion to become acquainted with him. So here's a little dope about the gentleman. Physicians Praise Him He is six feet tall. He weighs 185 pounds. Physicians have pronounced him a remarkable physical specimen.

The predominating feature about him is the development of his shoulders and che6t. Their abnormal 6ize give him the appearance of a veritable giant. He is an all-round athlete as well as a thorough sportsman. He owns a large kennel of show dogs at Grantwood, N. J.

His wonderful strength Is appar

ent in his pictures.

Tarzan pictures, for instance, gives him a chance to show that. As Tarzan he is a sort of ape-man. He swings around in the trees, leaping from branch to branch. In climbing trees he frequently

leaps up, grasps a limb with one hand

learned considprabl shout the sport while training for pictures.

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