Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 44, Number 259, 13 August 1919 — Page 9

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, WEDNESDAY,, AUG. 13, 1919.

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HURLERS MAY BE TROUBLESOME TO MANAGERMORAN With Only Four Slabmen Pat Expects Difficulties Reds Confident of Victory. NEW YORK. Auar. 13 With both

teams full of confidence. New York And Cincinnati start Wednesday afternoon on the biggest series that the Reds have participated in for a number of years, for on the outcome of the three days' series, during which Mx games will be nlaved. Manarer

Moran's chances of driving in another

pennant winner are balanced. The Reds hit New York last night, and with the exception of six first string pitchers, an asset that is vi

tally Important in such a series as Is now pending, they have all that the Giants claim, and a little more, including a lead on the Giants of four

and one-half games. Throughout the circuit, fans and players aro picking the Reds to ccp the penant, and figure on the six frames at the polo grounds during the next three days to decide the Giants' fate for the season. The Reds have had little success this season on the polo grounds, winning but one contest in four played. They "have split even with the Giants on the other games played, however, and Manager Moran hopes that he will be able to even the score all around by the double header .series. Four First String Pitchers. With the exception of his pitching staff, Pat has entire confidence and expects little difficulty in holding Protest John and his crew. The Reds have only four first string pitchers, and these probably, will be used up during the first two days, leaving the final day of the contest one of doubt as far as pitchers are concerned. Fans are looking for Rube Bressler to enter one of the contet. Rube was withdrawn from the outfield staff of the Reds last week, and started training to get back on the hill again. He la anxious to pitch, and claims that he will show the Giants a few things about twirling that they have yet to learn. Manager McGraw has five hurlers. leaving only one game without a slated pitcher. Toney and Nehf. both difficult 'men for the Reds, probably will pitch Wednesday, leaving Barnes, Benton and Douglas for the second day. Any of the five can be expected to trouble the Reds, but Manager Moran hopes that his swatsmlth will be able to care for a couple in at least one of the games.

Manager Pat Moran Pins Faith on Four Pitching Stars Shown Below to Keep Reds on Top in Crucial Series With Giants

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SIX SIGNED FOR CITY FOOTBALL

Six additional candidates, Cy Pitts, Pete Kinsella, Stanley, Paul Schepman, Moul, and Ike Kennedy have signed up for the Quaker football squad now being organized, which brings the total number up to seventeen. Manager Taylor says that a meeting will be called within the next few days, but before this meeting is called he would like to see several more names on the list as he would like to have a squad of at least twentytwo men. Men desiring to sign up, leave their names at the Engle and Eaton cigar store.

DR. LIGHT ATTENDING MEETING AT WAWASEE

Hod Eller, Ring, Ruether and Sallee After these, Pat doesn't care what happens to the ball games. Ruether and Sallee are booked to open the double header series with New York at the Polo Grounds, and Eller and Ring will probably perform tomorrow. These four compose Manager Moran's first string slabmen, with the exception of Fisher, who has been turning in several good games. Luque and Bressler may also have a chance at New York.

Here's How Giants and Reds Stand Tonight W. L. Pet. Win 2 Lose 2 Split Win 1 Lose 1 REDS 66 31 .680 .686 .667 .677 .684 .673 GIANTS 59 83 .641 .649 .628 .638 .645 .634 The Reds started their crucial series against the Giants Wednesday with five possibilities, none of which would mean that they were in danger of losing their position at the top of the league. Rain promises to be a chief factor In the Red-Giant series again, and the above "IF" standing hows how the teams will Btand whether one or two of the games are played.

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League Standings

NATIONAL LEAGUE. Clubs. Won. Lost. Pet. Cincinnati 66 31 .680 New York 59 33 .641 Chlceeo 52 42 .553 Pittsburgh 46 50 .479 Brooklyn 46 60 .479 Eoiton 37 54 .407 Philadelphia 35 65 .389 Bt. Louis 33 59 .359 AMERICAN LEAGUE. Clubs. Won. Lost. Pet. Chicago 62 3? .620 Detroit 57 41 .582 Cleveland 66 43 .566 New York 53 44 .516 St. Louis 52 45 .536 Boston . . 45 52 .464 Washington 40 60 .400 Philadelphia 27 69 .281 AMERICAN ASSOCIATION. Clubs. Won. Lost. Pet. Indianapolis 63 40 .612 St. Paul 62 40 .608 Louisville 58 46 .558 Kansas City 65 4 .534 Columbus 51 52 .495 Minneapolis 4S 55 .466 Milwaukee 39 6" .368 Toledo 38 66 .365 GAMES TODAY. National League. Cincinnati at New York, (2 games). Chicago at Brooklyn (2 gamfcs). St. Louis at Philadelphia. (2 games). Pittsburgh at Boston. American League. Open date. American Association. Indianapolis at Milwaukee. Louisville at St. Paul.

Jack Chase Wins City Junior Tennis Tourney Jack Chase, of Clinton. N. Y.. won the junior tennis championship at the play grounds Tuesday afternoon by defeating his brother. "Pete," in three straight sets. Chase recently entered the state Junior tennis meet held at Indianapolis and won his first match but was defeated on the second round of play. Those desiring to enter the Senior meet which is to be held the first part of next week, are to leave their names with S. S. Vernon, at the play grounds, sometime this week. Single G Feature of Henry County Fair Program Today NEWCASTLE. Aug. 13. Several thousand people attended the formal opening of the Henry county fair Tuesday. The work of Judging the live stock began Wednesday, the hoys' Judging contest starting Wednesday morning. Over 100 boys from vover the county are entered In the contest. Wednesday's race progam was one of the strongest of the week. The races Include the 2:20 trot for a purse of 800; the 2:24 pace for a purse of i$200, and the 2:17 trot for a purse of tfSOOv In addition to these thre races ; Single G was to go an exhibition mile.

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TOURNAMENTS, LIFE SAVING, ARE BOYS' "Y" WORK FEATURES

Members of the boys' department of the Y. M. C. A. are showing great enthusiasm over the ping pong and pool tournaments which Russel Crabb, boys' director, has arranged for them. Thirty-two boys have signed up for the tournament. The tournament is now under way and matches are

played every day and night. According to the "dopesters" the championship lies between four boys, Norman Johanning, William Brady, Robert Powell and Wilmer Babylon. The pool tournament has also created a great amount of enthusiasm, and about 30 boys have signed to enter the tournament. Games are now being played. Howard Mullen and William Marshall are reputed to be he "sharks" who have the greatest cL&!i,o of winning. The winners will be given prizes. Life Saving Tests Announced Crabb announces that the boys' department will be opened on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday mornings from 8 to 11 a. m., on Monday, Wednesday and Saturday afternoons from 1 to 5 p. m., and on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday nights from 7 to 9. Crabb further says that a handsome sterling silver watch fob will be given to any member who qualifies in the life saving tests. Up to date two seniors, George Eversman and Rudolph Knode, are the only ones to qualify. The qualifications for the tests are: Dive Into water from 7 to 10 feet deep and bring to the surface 10-pound sand bagbag; swim 200 yards, the first 100 yards on the back using only the feet as motive power, the arms and hands to remain stationary, and the next 100 yards with any stroke; demonstrate on land five methods of reviving a rescued person; demonstrate in the water two methods of revival; rescue and tow person of own weight for a distance of twenty yards, using two different strokes.

Yesterday's Results

NATIONAL LEAGUE. At Brooklyn New York 010 001 0002 8 2 Brooklyn 100 000 000 1 7 4 Barnes and Gonzales; Mitchell and Wagner. AMERICAN LEAGUE. At PhiladelphiaDetroit 401 020 0119 14 1 Philadelphia . . . 100 012 020 6 13 3 Leonard and Alnsmith; Johnson, Kinney and Perkins. At Boston St. Louis 204 010 00310 13 0 Boston 100 100 100 3 10 1 Shocker and Severeid; Jones, Musser, McGraw and Schang. At New York Ceveland 000 002 0002 5 2 New York 000 000 0101 6 0 Coveleskle and O'Neill; Mogridge and Ruel. AMERICAN ASSOCIATION. At Milwaukee (First Game) Indianapolis .. 800 000 20010 13 1 Milwaukee .... 000 010 011 3 8 3 Rogge and Gossett; Leary, Phillips, Howard and Lees. (Second Game) Indianapolis .. 501 211 00111 13 2 Milwaukee .... 030 203 001 9 15 2 Hill, Steele and Leary; Enzmann and Lees. At Kansas City.

! Columbus 000 000 3003 8 2 Kansas City ... 000 030 02x 5 7 0 Wilkinson and Wagner; Johnson, I Haines and LaLonge.

At Minneapolis Toledo 001 002 000 3 5 2 Minneapolis .. 102 201 OOx 6 11 0 Sanders, Adams and Murphy; Roberson and Owens.

I At St. Paul Louisville 100 000 001 2 6 2 j St. Paul 020 000 03x 5 13 2 I Long, Stewart and Meyer; Niehaus, I Williams and Hargrave.

AB. R. H. Allen 11 3 4 Roush 347 55 111 Daubert 366 5G 109 GrOh 339 64 J01 Eller 65 7 19 Wingo 165 22 48 Fisher 42 8 12 Neale 354 46 97 Rath 370 56 100 Kopf 344 S9 91 Gerner 4 1 1 Smith 29 3 7 Rariden 161 13 37 Magee 93 13 20 Bressler 162 21 34 Ruether 62 2 13 Sallee 49 3 ft Luque 26 2 3 Ring 35 2 4 Mitchell 10 0 0 See 3 0 0 Schreiber 1 0 0

Pet. .364 .320 .298 .298 .292 .291 .286 .274 .266 .265 .250 .241 .230 .215 .210 219 .184 .115 .114 .000 .000 .000

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Dr. Somerville Light, district superintendent of the Richmond district Methodist churches here and chairman of the district superintendents of the- North Indiana conference, is at Lake Wawasee attending a meeting of that body which he called to consider the Conservation program which is to be carried out in the Methodist churches this fall. Rev. Light will return to the city the first of next week.

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(By Associated Press) PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 13. A card of five events was offered for the second day of the Grand Circuit meeting at Belmont track today. The feature was the Bellevue-Stratford hotel stake of $3,000 with a splendid entry including Busy's Lassie, Peter June, Prince Loree, Royal Mac, The Toddler and Wilkesbrewer. The William Penn 6take for two-year-old trotters, purse $2,000 and the 2:13 trot for $1,000 each had eight entries. The free for all pace, In which the morses are paid at each quarter of the mile In each heat was one of the features. There was to have been a match race between the trotters Ante Guy and Lu Princeton, but this was postponed owing to a slight accident to Ante Guy and as an added feature Lu Princeton was to be driven to beat the track record of 2:014 made last year by St. Frisco.

CARGO REFUSED ENTRY.

(By Associafed Press) GUAYAQUIL, Ecuador, Aug. 13. A cargo of lard substitute from San Francisco has been refused entry into Ecuador owing to the custom law prohibition against such imports.

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Devil-Dog Makes 45 Bullseyes in Meet CALDWELL, N. J., Aug. 13. A record of 45 consecutive bullseyes at 600 yards, without telescopic sights, was made here Tuesday by Corporal Clarence P. Kennedy, of the marine corps rifle range detachment. Quantlco, Va., in the members' match of the national rifle association. Although a perfect score consisted of only 10 "bullseyes," Kennedy kept shooting until he made a "four" on the forty-sixth shot. He averaged

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