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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, FRIDAY, OCT. 10, 1919.

PAGE THIRTEEN

,-ENTlRE SQUAD

TO MAKE TRIP TO ST. MARYS

Twenty Men Will Accompany

Coach Mowe to Dayton To-

" morrow Many Rooters.

Earlbam Grid warriors, "with their

playing greatly improved since last

Saturday's game, are "all set" for their trip to Dayton, Ohio, where they

are tp meet the last St. Mary s pigskin knights.

i Practically the entire first squad

will : be taken to the Buckeye city

Coach Mowe is counting upon a victory and does not want to be caught

shorthanded. It is probable that all of

the twenty men will be given an opportunity to break into the play. This will be the first game of the season for St. Mary's and Ear lb am will outweigh them by at least ten pounds to the man. The line-up that will face the Quakers tomorrow, however, will include nine letter men. Coaches Mowe and Higgins put the Quaker outfit through a long and gruelling practice at Reid Field, Thursday afternoon and evening. This will be the last heavy workout until Saturday's game. Only a short signal practice will be held Friday afternoon. At least fifty students have announced their intention of following the team to Dayton and both team and footers will leave the Pennsylvania Hepot for Dayton Saturday morning. v,J Following are the men that will ;. compose the Quaker squad: Hall, Cordon, R. Johnion, Carey, Bob Johnson, Pearson, Raiford, Bookout, Mills, Huff, Carter, Pitts. Kellum, Davis, Glass, R. Richolson, N. Nicholson, Collins, Dixon and Chambers.

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CINCINNATI GOES WILD OVER WORLD CHAMPION REDS

CINCINNATI. Ohio, Oct. 10. Hilarious Cincinnati rose this morning to celebrate as a public holiday the triumphal return of the Reds from Chicago, where they won the baseball championship of the world yesterday from the Chicago White Sox. A proclamation calling on all citizens to observe the day as a public holiday from 8 o'clock until noon, had been issued by acting Mayor Carl Jacobs, and was widely observed, many business houses remaining closed. The proclamation urged all Cincinnati fans to be present at Fountain Square at 10 o'clock to pay homage to the world champions. Joy following the news of the winning of tbj world's eeries by the Cincinnati Nationals ran at flood tide last night, and whili impromptu processions formed and marched through all

sections of the city, representative

Commander Clark Withers. A practical demonstration of what an American submarine can do was piven by the H-2 in the Hudson river recently before a crowd of 2,000. Lieut. Com. Clark Withers is tha commander of the submarine. The submersible submerged in tha remarkable time of one minute aivl thirty seconds. While in the salty depths the H-2 operated her radio telcjrraph, beinjr the enly submarine in the world, according to Lieut. Commander Withers, fitted with radio apparatus for underwater communication. The dexaoevtcatton was given to convince possible recruits that flirtin jr with mermaids was ths life. Tha crews of other submarines talked to likely younjr men about the advantages of the antvnarim service. .

HAMILTON FEARING LOCALS-SAYS BEAR STORY; ROOTERS GO Richmond Line-Up Hoi comb, R. E.; Vogelsong, R. T.; Price, R. G.; Russel, C; Zuttenneister, L. G; Hoerner, L. T.; Motley, L. E.; Emslie (capt) Q; Dollins, F. B.; Loehr. R. H.; Harding, L. H. Above are the men who will probably start the game for Richmond la Saturday's game with Hamilton. According to the Hamilton papers, Richmond has a great team and is expected to tear the Hamilton outfit into small pieces. This paper says that Richmond's center, Russel. is a huge player and for a pastime, tears up people smaller than himself. This may all be propaganda to stir up pep. Coach Rxck, at least, is expecting a hard battle. Any team that can trim Hughes High of Cincinnati, is more than capable of giving the local a little opposition. Trial Practice Today. Final practice for the squad will be held Friday afternoon, and consist of a light signal practice.. Following the practice, Coach Rock will hold a kull session. A pep meeting will be held in the auditorium, Friday morning and a large number of rooters, expected to accompany the team to Hamilton,

will make arrangements to go in a

body. New Castle is next on the R. H. S schedule, and the by word of the stu

dent body is "Trim Hamilton and

then beat New Castle."

WEAVER SCORING IN CHICAGO'S BIG "INNING SIXTH GAME

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In the sixth inninc of the sixth world series game Weaver, the ratjpian up for the White Sox, popped up a Texas leaguer that

went for a doable when Kopf and Duncan played an Alphonse-Gas-ton act. Jackson then singled to center and Weaver galloped home

MIAMI LEAVES FOR CASE.

OXFORD, O., Oct. 10. Miami uni

versity's football team left at noon today for Cleveland, where Case will be played tomorrow. Coach Little

from second base. Photo shows him rounding: third. The White Sox scored three runs in this inning, tying the score.

took 20 men with him. The student

body gave the team a great send-off,

accompanying the team to the railroad i

station with the Miami band. '-While Coach Little would not even hint at

a victory over the big Case team, he said Miami's team was in fine shape

and would put up a hard fight.-

Embargo on Sugar to

Middle Western States NEW YORK, Oct. 10 Eastern and

Gulf refiners were notified today dv the U. S. food administration that

from October 15 and until further

notice they are not to ship or deliver

sugar to any point west of Pittsburg and Buffalo and north and west of the Ohio river. The order was Issued

because of the scarcity of cane sugar.

The food administration acted at the

request of the United States sugar

equalization board, which set forth that the best sugar factories of the

west are commencing to turn out sugar, and that the supply from these

factories together with the Louisiana production should take care of the

area west of the territory referred to.

As the production of beet and Louis

iana cane sugar increases, the an

nouncement says, that the area sup

plied from these sources gradually will

be extended eastward.

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Bowling Notes

The K. of C. No. 2, took two out of three games from the K. of C. No. 1, in the last half of the second round of the City League bowling schedule at Twigg's, Thursday evening. The Wilson Cleaner-Coco Cola match resulted in a two out of three victory for the Cleaners. The large handicap also enabled the Cleaners in their victory. High average, went to Smith, of the Cocoa-Colas, vho toppled the pins for an average of 1S5 and knocked down 199 of them in the third game for high score. K. of C. No. 2. Schnudlnghoff 151 151 151 W. Broderick 175' 148 198 J. Broderick 110 113 149 Schur 141 125 131 Zeyen 127 170 169 Handicap 195 - 195 195

Team totals 899 K. of C. No. 1. Kelley 168 O'Brien 113 Klinger 168 Mercurlo 135'

cf affairs met "at the Business Lichtenfels 170

Men's club and appointed committees and made final arrangements for the 'official celebration" of the homecomjjMng of Manager Moran and his athjetes this morning. Today's program includes the meeting at the railroad station of the incoming ball players. Business men and fans from all walks of life, will be on hand to welcome the conquering heroeB with a band and a special detail of police. At the same time word will be sent to all Are stations, and bells will ring out a rousing welcome to the returning heroes. Members of the reception committee will escort i.he Reds to waiting . automobiles, and the entire party, including the wives of the players, will go to the Business Men's club for breakfast. At 10 o'clock, members of the reception and other special committees, comprising members of the civic, social, fraternal and other organizations of Cincinnati, will assemble with the Red players at Fountain Square for a monster public reception. This promises to be a history making event and every fan is expected to Join in the great celebration. A band will be on hand to help in the exercises.

Handicap 134

Team totals SSS Cocoa-Cola. King isi Youngflesh 170 Foster 155 Smith 187 Bennett 137 Handicap 75 Team totals 905 Wilson Cleaners. Evans 177 Bockoff 119 Snaveley 169 Stonecipher 152 Slade 14s Handicap 143

902 993 164' 148 145 148 165 145 157 141 170 170

134 134 035 8S6 190 162 170 170 173 161 168 199 193 189 75 75 974 956 190 207 128 137 184 169 105 163 15S 157 143 143

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SHANTUNG MAY BE BROUGHT UP EARLY

WASHINGTON, Oct. 10 Return to Washington next Tuesday to Senator j. Johnson. Republican, of California, from his western speaking tour in opposition to the league of nations, is considered by a number of Senators as involving the possibility of a speedy vole on the amendment to the Shantung provision of the treaty. Attempts of leaders to bring the Shantung amendment to a vote have failed of unanimous consent owing to the desire of Senator Borah, Republi

can, Idaho, and others to have the California senator back in Washington before the vote was taken. Pending the vote the program of the senate calls for more speeches on treaty subjects. Lloyd George Refuses to Consider Miners' Demand

Team totals

.90S 90S 976

PHILLIPSBURG TO PLAY AT ELDORADO, SUNDAY

ELDORADO, Ohio, Oct. lo. In what will be the final ball game of the season in this vicinity, Phillipsburg, the team that defeated the locals earlier in the season, will oppose Eldorado next Sunday, at Enkenberry park. Kimmel and Haas will compose the Eldorado battery.

Air Service is Given $15,000,000 for Work (By Associated Press) WASHINGTON. Oct. 10. The senate military committee voted unanimously today to recommend an additional appropriation of $15,000,000 for army air-craft construction in order that plans of the air service to establish routes to Panama, Alaska, and even to Asia, may be carried out

Naval Band is Coming;

to Encourage Recruits Twenty-five pieces of the Great Lakes Naval Training station band will be brought to Richmond on Monday, October 27, to stimulate recruiting. Free street concerts will be given during the afternoon and evening. This band is at present making a tour of the Indiana cities where naval recruiting stations are located.

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