Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 44, Number 320, 24 October 1919 — Page 13
THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND BUN-TELEGRAM. FRIDAY, OCT. 24, 1919.
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B.H.S. BASKETBALL GAMES SCHEDULED OUT QF DISTRICT
All R, H. S. basketball games for the coming season have been scheduled with schools outside of the district according to the revised schedule given out by S. 3. Vernon, athletic manager. Connersvllle was on the original schedule, but as the game was to be played in the middle ot November, the football season caused cancellation. A
ram a with Newcastle was cancelled for the same reason. The first game of the season will be played at Muncle, Friday, Dec. 5, and on Saturday, Dec. 6, Richmond will play Anderson. The first home game ot the season will be with Splceland, the game to be played at the Coliseum, Friday, Dec. 12. Huntington will be seen in action here Jan. 9 and on Jan. 16, Muncle win play a return game here. Wednesday, Jan. 21, Anderson will play a return game here and on Friday, Jan. 23, Richmond will Journey to Newcastle for a game. Steele to Play Here. Technical Hi, ot Indianapolis, will be seen in Richmond Jan. 30. Feb. 6, Richmond will play Spiceland a return game and on Feb. 13, Huntington. Feb. 20, Steal High of Dayton. O.. will be brought to Richmond. This will be the first appearance of a team from this school on a local floor. . Saturday, Fb. 21, Richmond will hop over to Indianapolis and engage the Manual Training High school. The last game cf the season will be with Shelbyville, the game to be played at the Coliseum. Schedule. Dec. 5 Muncle there. Dec. 6 Anderson there. Dec 12 Splceland here. Jan. 9 Huntington here. Jan. 16 Muncle here. Jan. 21 Anderson here. Jan. 23 Newcastle there. Jan. 80 Technical here. Feb. 6 Splceland there. Feb. 13 Huntington there. Feb. 20 Steele here. Feb. 21 Manual here. Feb. 27 Shelbyville here. Feb. 21 Manual there.
Miami Squad Drilling Hard for Oberlin Game OXFORD, O., Oct. 24. With the hardest contest of the season facing his Miami football players, Coach George E. Little has given the team the hardest week's work they have ever had. Both coach and players are fully mindful of the task before them Saturday in attempting to defeat the strong Oberlin aggregation. They also realize that this game will in all probability put a crimp in the chances ot one of the other of the teams to win the Ohio conference title. Physically the Miami players are !n
fine condition. Whether Coach Little will make any change in his line-up for Saturday is not as yet known. He has been trying out several men in
new positions, Dut win give out no information as to the line-up before
the game. The officials for Saturday will be Referee, Swain, of Dickinson College
umpire, Lambert, of Ohio State; head
linesman, McCray. of the University
of Cincinnati.
Football Schedule FOR SATURDAY
At Chicago, 111. Northwestern vs Chicago.
At Urbana. 111. Wisconsin vs. Illi
nois. At Minneapolis, Minn. Iowa vs. Minnesota. At Ann Arbor, Mich. Ohio State vs. Michigan. At East Langing, Mich. Michigan Aggies vs. DePauw. At Notre Dame, Ind. Notre Dame vs. Western State Normal. At Franklin. Ind. Franklin vs.St. Xavier. At Indianapolis, Rose Poly vs. Butler. At Wooster, O. Wooster vs. Case At Cincinnati, O. Cincinnati vs. Denison. At Cleveland, O. Western Reserve vs. Wallace. At Oxford, O. Miami vs. Oberlin. At Valpariso, Ind. Great Lakes vs. Valparico. At Springfield, O. Wilmington vs. Whittenburg. At Gambler, O. Kenyon vs. Ohio University. At Marietta, O. Muskingum vs. Marietta. At Lexington, Ky. Centre vs. Transylvania.
Barbara Maurel, Cavelieri's Double, Will Sing Here Monday
That Llaa Cavallerl Is the most beautiful woman in the world is quite generally conceded, but there is also a dinger named Barbara Maurel, who so closely resembles Cavalieri. as to be almost her double, did not become generally known until recently. ' In private life, Lina Cavalieri la the wife of Luclen Maratore, tenor of the Chicago Opera Company, who is the only musician that the French Government honored for his services in the
war.
Quaker Squad to Meet Little Giants Today "All of the boy3 are in splendid shape and if they hold Wabash to within 25 points of their own score, I'll be very well pleased," said Coach Mowe just before leaving for Crawfordsville, Friday morning. The team has been practicing several new plays and formations and have built up a defense that is expected to stop the rush of the much heavier Wabash outfit. Kenyon will 6tart the game at center for Earlham. He has been showing to advantage during thi3 weeks practice. v Gordon, captain and tackle on the Quaker team, may not get into the game, Friday afternoon, as a result of a torn ligament received in Wednesday's practice.
Spear to Address First Baptist Church Soldiers The Rev. H. M. Spear, of Shelbyville, Indiana, will act as toastmaster and will deliver an address at the "Welcome Home" celebration to be held by the First Baptist church, Friday evening. The celebration will be opened with a supper at 6:30 o'clock, for all men of the congregation who have seen military service. Following the supper, and beginning at 7:30 o'clock, a Halloween social will be held. Light
refreshments will be served. A special musical program will be given by the church choir and the evening will be brought to a close by the address" of the Rev. Spear on the "Heroism of Peace."
"Y" FURNISHES EQUIPMENT. Games, stationery and athletic equipment used by Company K at Indiana Harbor, were furnished the company by War Secretary Tom C. PoJk, of the Y. M. C. A.
who has Just returned from a year's service with the A. E. F., and Charles Harrison, tenor.
MURRAY Richmond vaudeville admirers are
evidently becoming convinced more each day that it is not necessary to go to Indianapolis, Dayton or Cincinnati. Judging from the packed house at The Murray last evening, for there never was a better grade of vaudeville presented in either of these cities
They are devoted to each other, and than the present bill which opened
are considered the happiest of artis- yesterday for the last half. The big tic couple. But there Is no love with- applause honors must be credited to out Jealousy. Chick and Tiny Harvey in their offer1-
It happened at Monte Carlo, where lng, "A Surprise." To describe it
the Muratores were resting after a would spoil it all, Just like telling what
strenuous year in the 6tates. The you are going to have for dessert, but Prince of Monaco was giving a bril- we will say it is an absolute refutation liant all night fete, the Muratores of Dr. Osier's theories. Brown and
had not yet met Barbara Maurel, she Folaem sing and play the piano. Miss having arrived only the day previous. Bobby Folsom looks and sings like On the day of the fete, M. Muratore Elsie Janis and is the personification received a telegram from Premier) of "class," while Mr. Brown plays hi3 Clemenceau, requiring his immedl-1 latest hits upon the piano and sings ate presence in Paris. M. Muratore i one number which Is a gem. Daly's wanted to arrange for a friend of his j Tangled Army are a misfit They to escortMademoiselle Cavalier to the j are five in number and their opening fete, but she would have none of it. drill is a "riot," whilt their knock-
You can, therefore, well imagine M. ; about comedy later keeps the audience
Muratore's feelings when he heard several days later, upon his return, that not only had his wife attended the Prince's party, but that she had been seen walking with the Prince in his gardens. Ia a rage, Muratore at once demanded an explanation. The Prince introduced him to Miss Maurel. Miss Maurel comes from Alsace Lorraine, and the beauty of her voice is equal to that of her physique. She will appear here in a Joint recital with Oscar Siegle, the American Barritone, on next Monday evening, in the All Star Popular Concert Series, which will also introduce the Columbia Stellar Male Quaratet, Sascha Jacobsen, the phenomenal young violinist, Amparito Farrar, the soprano,
in an uproar. For good measure you
will also see Vivian Martin in her latest Paramount picture, "The Homo Town Girl," which is a fitting opener for one of the best bills ever seen in Richmond.
VERDUN GETS WAR CROSS.
(By Associated Press) PARIS. Oct. 24. When the city of Verdun was awarded tke cross of the legion of honor In 1916, the decoration was not accompanied by the French war cross. Premier Clemenceau, however, completed the recognition of the glorious role played by the fortress by mention in general army orders, which carries with it the award of the war cross.
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H. S. ELEVEN TAKES LIGHT WORK OUT FOR GAME WITH MANUAL
Final practice for the Richmond High school football squad is to be held Friday afternoon at the Playgrounds. It was intended to use Exhibition park, but the playing field has not bten finished. So in Saturday's game with the M. T. H. S. of Louisville, Kentucky, Richmond will be Just
as unfamiliar with the gridiron as the Kentucky team. Enough turned out for practice Thursday evening to enable Coach Rock to have two complete elevens, and both teams were given a stlif workout. A scrimmage in which the aerial play of the varsity featured, was held. The scrubs were unable to penetrate the varsity line. ' The Louisville men will arrive in Richmond Saturday morning and will be met by a delegation of R. H. S students, who will escort the Kentucklans to the hotel. Word has been received that 15 men will compose the squad of the big city school. In epite of the loss of Hoerner and Price, the Richmond line will average around 170 or 175 pounds. This ia a huge amount of beef for a high school
and in fact Is almost the same average as that of Earlham college. Davis, weighing around 165 pounds, was Bhifted to tackle Thursday afternoon, and Nusbaum was put at guard. Wynn Evans will hold down one of the end positions in Saturday's game, and Zuttermeister the other. Robinson, of the scrubs, has been showing to advantage In the recent practices and it is probable that Coach
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