Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 44, Number 325, 30 October 1919 — Page 13

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, THURSDAY, OCT. 30, 1919.

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STEEL HIGH SCHOOL, OF DAYTON, CLOSES RICHMOND SCHEDULE

Steel High School, of Dayton, has been echeduled to close the Richmond High School football season on Nov. 22. Warsaw was originally scheduled for this date, but on account of the great distance Manager S. S. Vernon, obtained the Buckeye team. Next Saturday, Richmond will play Stivers High, at Dayton and tho following week Steele will come here for the final game on Richmond's schedule. Despite the fact that the playgrounds was a sea of mud and rain was falling In torrents, Coach Rock put the team through a stiff practice, Wednesday afternoon, In preparation for Newcastle. Harding has been showing well at fullback, while Price at half, seemed to walk through the strong defense Coach Rock had lined up for the seconl squad. This pair of husky backs, coupled with Loehr, will prove a hard trio for Newcastle, Captain Emslle Is the best open field runner on the team, and according to rumors from the Rose City, he will be given special attention by the visiting eleven. A valuable workout will be gained Thursday afternoon from 2 to 6 o'clock. Coach Rock has a couple of trick plays up his sleeve and part of this time will be spent In perfecting these plays. Bowling Notes CITY LEAGUE STANDING Teams Won Lost Pet .750 .727 .667 .683 .467 .417 .267 .250 K. of C. No. 2 9 3 Lichtenfels ..8 3 Wilson's Cleaners . . .8 4 K. of C. No. 1 7 6 Feltmaa's Tramps ....7 8 A. S. M 5 7 Coco Colas ............... .4 11 Hill's Laddies 3 9 Thursday Evening's Bowling Wilson's Cleaners vs. K. of C. No. 1. Hill's Laddies vs. K. of C. No. 2. By winning 1 out of 3 games from the Kaysee No. 2 team at Twiggs al leys, Thursday evening, Hill s Laddies can step into a tie with the Cokes for seventh place. On the other hand, If the Kaysee No. 2 can take all 3 contests, a firmer clutch on first place will be gained. Kaysee No. 1 will have to take all 3 games from Wil eon's Cleaners if they expect to dis turb the latters standing. Feltman's Tramps by taking all 3 from the Cokes, Tuesday evening, stepped over the A. S. M. five into fifth place. Monday, November 3, will witness the opening roll-off of the A. S. M. employes' league when the Hoosiers and the Empires clash at the Y. M. C. A. alleys. Several of the best bowlers of the city are employed at the A. S. M, and high class bowling Is expected. At a recent meeting, Frank Shlssler was elected president of the league and William Sample, secretary. The league is composed of 6 teams and each team Is allowed 8"toen. The "Y" alleys will be in use by this league on Monday, Wednesday and Friday of each week, although only one match of 3 games will be rolled each night. The following teams will compose the league: "Hoosiers" Ellis Knight, captain; F. H. Shissler, Edward Schalk, Fred Poole, Elmer Towle and George Kre'.gbaum. "Empire" Walter Boyce, captain; George Wells, Harry Williams, Earl Epping, Fred Rothert and Ralph Hart. "Kentucky" Frank Rees, captain; William Sample, John Heater, Ralph Gardner, Oscar Burke and George Olenger: "Easy Pull" Ernest Way, captain: Walter Ellis, George Martin, Walter Frame, John Klees and Robert Price. "Light Draff Charles Way, captain; Harry llaner, Mike Hoessli, Harry Winkle, Paul Stephens and Noel Deem. "Jumbo" B. T. Owens, captain; Paul White, Roy Muhl, Marlon Williams, Clermont Parker and C. E. Parks. FOUR-MAN TEAM LOSES MOORESVILLE, Ind., Oct. 30. The Cumberland High Bchool won a game from West Newton here today by a score of 42 to 26. The game was one of the queerest ever witnessed on a local floor, the West Newton outfit playing with only four men. Two members of the team failed to arrive ind, rather than forfeit, the West Newton aggregation played the con test and put up a good fight in view ofJ its nanaicap. Try Making Your Own Cough Remedy Too can wre about $2, and hare better remedy than the readymade kind. Easily due. 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Capital Prepares for Hoosier Football Classic INDIANAPOLIS, Ind., Oct. 30. The game between Indiana university and Notre Dame at Washington park Saturday will resemble the big Yale-Harvard football classics of the east more than any other event on the Hoosler gridiron card. The city is a center for alumni of both institutions end interurbans and trains will bring supporters from every corner of Indiana. The town already is taking on a little football atmosphere and by the last of the week the game will be the chief topic of conversation. Fans are longing for a sight of the Irish aggregation that has established such a reputation in recent years, as the Gold and Blue team has not played here since 1908. Since that time the up-staters have defeated Bome of the strongest teams in the country and tho eleven ths year is fully up to the standard set In the days of the famous Dorals. Pllska and Flchenlaub. Critics of the game regard Notre

Dame as stronger than Minnesota, but they look for a bitter tussle, as the Crimson eleven that faces Coach Rockne's men will be much stronger than the one which tackled Minnesota. It 13 now reasonably certain that the Indiana lineup at the start of the game will be as follows: Left end, Donovan; left tackle, Rlsley; left guard, Wiley; center, Lohrei; right guard, Mumby; right tackle, Leonard; right end, Pope; quarter back, Math ys; right half, Williams; full back, Ross; and left half. Bowser. Officials for the contest will be: Referee, F. E. Gardner, Cornell; umpire, A. G. Reid, Michigan; field Judge, A. R. Coffin, Cornell; head linesman, Guy Lowman, Springfield Y. M. C. A. Liberty High Schedule Includes Fast Teams LD3ERTY, ltd., Oct. 30. The following schedule has been arranged for the basket ball team of the Liberty High school: Nov. 7, Hagerstown there; Nov. 2L Lewlsville there; Nov. 1. Milroy here; Nov. 28, Technical here; Dec. 5, Brookville here; Dec. 12, Connersvllle here; Dec. 19. RushvlUe there; Dec. 26, Eaton there; Jan. 2, open; Jan. 9, Milroy there; Jan. 16, Brookville there; Jan. 23, Shelbyville here; Jan. 30, Eaton here; Feb. Rushvllle here; Feb. 12, St. Mary's here; Feb. 20, Stivers at Dayton; Feb. 2, Connersville there. Coach Lee O. Snook reports that the prospects for the best team Liberty has ever had are exceedingly bright. Six of last year's team are on hand, and there are a number of newcomers that show great promise. HAGERSTOWN WANTS GAME Hagerstown Independents desire a game with some fast Richmond basketball team for Friday evening. Thoee interested should write or call J. W. Mooreman, at the Teetor-Hartley Motor company. The last gap in the Lincoln highway is being finished. GET SLOAN'S FOR YOUR PAIN RELIEF Just one trial convinces you Sloan's Liniment helps drive away rheumatic twinges rHY endure pain when you know Sloan's Liniment will relieve it nromotlv? It couldn't remain the World's Liniment for 38 years if it wasn't highly beneficial in relieving rheumatic aches, stiff joints, sore muscles, lumbago, neuralgia, strains, bruises, exposure to weather results. Penetrates without rubbing, leaving no stained ekin, clogged po.re8 rnussines3. A pain and ache liniment that stands alone in doing what it is meant to do. Get a bottle today and keep it handy. All druggists. Three sizes 35c, 70c., $1.40. O j nr H. The House of

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CHICAGO-ILLINOIS BATTLE FEATURES BIG TEN GAMES

CHICAGO, Oct. 30. Reports from the Conference grid camps Indicate that the games Saturday In the Big Ten will be productive of some of the best football of the year. At present the Chicago-Illinois battle at TJrbana is attracting the attention of Western grid followers. That Coach Zuppke is drilling his men to stage a comeback after the defeat of the Illinois eleven last Saturday by "Wisconsin Is evident from rumor from the downstate camp. Zuppke is rebuilding his back field and states he will have more driving force here than at any time during the season. Secret practices are the rule at Urbana and what the shifts will be are a mystery to followers of the team. That Chicago is out to continue In the win column and eet Its nose in the track for the Conference title, is evident from the preparations going on at Stagg field. The old mentor of the Maroons has been drilling his men at a pace this week unsurpassed In years past. Assisted by Pat Page, Stagg is out to triumph over Illinois, Saturday at any cost and with the best chances in years facing the Maroons, he is leaving no stone untouched in the task. Wolverines Play. Other f!oTifprPTif i camea nt Hatiirmr Will kpa Mlfftls-nn mooHnff T!7M-t trowl. 1 ern, with the former an easy favorite. Northwestern has failed to get started this season, and, with a crippled linetip, is in a bad way to open up now. The only other Big Ten game of Saturday will see Wisconsin bucking the Gophers at Madison. Coach Richards is drilling his men zealously this week, according to Badger reports, to fathom the famous Minnesota shift and slip over another win on the Gopher aggregation as was done here last year. Most of the cripples of the Illinois game are back in the lineup, reports state, and Badger fans are pulling for another win this season by the Wisconsin eleven. Minnesota dispatches state that Doc Williams is out to make up for the defeat met by Minnesota last Saturday and is hinting of a shift in his lineup to add more defensive strength. Indiana will mfc't Notre Dame, Purdue the Michigan Aggies, and Iowa battles South Dakota in the only other games participated i.' by Big Ten teams. A four-wheeled tank fit'ed with a suitable nozzle has been painted for painting traffic lines. BEGIN HOT WATISE Dram w tow DOMT FEEL MOTT Says glass of hot water with phosphate before breakfast washes out poisons. If you wake up with a bad taste, bad breath and tongue Is coated; if your head Is aching; if what you eat sours and forms acid in stomach, or you are bilious, constipated, nervous, sallow and can't get feeling just right, begin inside bathing. Drink be tare breakfast, a glass of hot water with a teaspoonful of limestone phosphate in it This will flush the poisons and toxins from stomach, liver, kidneys and bowels and cleanse, sweeten and purify the entire ailmentary tract. Do your Inside bathing immediately upon arising In the morning to wash out of the system all the previous day's poisonous waste, gases and sour bile before eating more food. To feel like young folks feel; like you felt before your blood and muscles became loaded with body impurities, get from your pharmacist a quarter pound of limestone phosphate, which Is inexpensive and almost tasteless. Men and women who are usually constipated, bilious, headachy or have any stomach disorder should begin this inside bathing before breakfast. Adv.

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Engles Have Hopes of Winning from Kokomo Captain Sheridan has hopes of handing the Kokomo Independent football team & trimming Sunday, and Thursday evening's practice beneath the &tz lights in South Tenth street park, will be used to this end. Several new players have signed with the Reserves but the average weight will be considerably less than was expected before the 'start of the season. Instead of deperfding on superior weight, the Reserves will use a speedy forward passing game. Saturday afternoon the entire squad will be out at the playgrounds tor practice and if enough men turn out, a regulation game between the first and second teams will be played.

MIAMI WORKING FOR GAME WITH DENISON DYFORD. O . Oct. 30 Not In the ST, PAUL MAN HAS MADE GAIN OF 30 POUNDS Narvold Lays His Cane Aside and is Ready to Go to Work Again. "Yes, sir, Just thirty pounds heavier since I've taken Tanlac, and what's more, I never felt better In my whole life than I do today," was the statement made recently by A. 6. Narvold, In an interview with the Tanlao representative. Mr. Narvold lives at ITU Roblyn avenue, St Paul, Minn., and Is a motorman for the Twin City Rapid Transit Co. Continuing, Mr. Narvold said: "For three years before I started taking Tanlac I was bothered with rheumatism and during the last year it got so bad that I finally had to give up my regular run. I had awful palnB in my hands, limbs, shoulder blades and ankles, and nearly all the time my hands were swollen twice their normal size and I couldn't double up my fist to save my life. The pains were sO terrible at times that it felt fike a hot Iron laying on my body from my ankles to my hips, Just a burning pain that kept me in agony. My back and kidneys troubled me a great deal and fit night the pains all over my body would be so bad that I could never get a good night's sleep or rest. My stomach got out of order and I lost, my appetite, but even after I would force myself to eat a little something, gas formed and would sometimes bloat me up as tight as a drum. I was so nervous that when I sat down to read a newspaper my hands would shake so that I couldn't see the print, and my complexion actually turned as yellow as mustard. I lost so much weight and got so weak that for the past two months I had to hobble about with a cane. T guess I would still be in that fix if one of the conductors had not told me about his experience with Tanlac, and got me to try It. Well, the way it went right to the bottom xt my troubles and overcome my suffer ing is remarkable, and today I can say that I haven't any kind of a pain in my whole body. The rheumatism has bo completely disappeared that I never feel a trace of it now and my nerves are as steady as a clock. My kindneys and back don't trouble me in the least and my stomach is in such good 6hape that I digest everything I eat and I am eating anything I want. My complexion has all cleared up and every night I am getting a good night's sleep and' rest. I have thrown my cane away, feel as fine as I ever did in my life and am going back to my regular run in a few days. As a niedicino I don't believe Tanlac has an equal." Tanlac is sold in Richmond by Clem Thistlethwaite; in Greensfork by C. D. Sornine; in Cambridge City by Mr. Dean House; in Pershing by Saurbeer &. Rodenberg; in Centerville by Centerville Pharmacy, and in Milton by W. L. Parkins. Adv.

least dispirited over Its defeat Saturday by Oberlin, Miami university's football team is hard at work preparing for next Saturday's game with Denison at Dayton. Coacb Little is drilling an entire new back field, and there may be some changes in the line at the Dayton game. Araangements are being made to run a special train to Dayton for the accommodation of Miami's team and rooters. It is estimated that over 500 students will go from here.

Earlham Plows Through Mad to Prepare For St. Mary's Scrappy Team If Earlham fails to win Saturday's game from the St. Mary's eleven at Dayton, it will not be because the Quakers have been lax In their training. Despite the mud and rainfall, Coach Mowe sent the entire Quaker Lay a bet on rolling 'em with '

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