Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 44, Number 330, 5 November 1919 — Page 11

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AD UN-TELEGRAM. WEDNESDAY, NOV. 5, 1919.

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piSHAW, CAREY OUT

OF FRANKLIN GAME; BLOW TO QUAKERS "No more scrimmages will be held by the Earlbam football squad until the game with Franklin, Saturday

afternoon," announced Coach Mowe i Wednesday morning. Scrimmages have put quite a dent into the Quaker prospects, as Hinshaw, half back, has received injuries that will keep him out of the Franklin contest. , Wednesday and the remainder of the week will be spent by the squad in working out new plans of offense made necessary by the absence of Hinshaw from the backfield. Carter or Dixon will probably be used to fill the hole. The Earlham line will be outweigh- ' ed by about 30 pounds to the man in Saturday's game as the Baptist forwards will average around 200 pounds while the Quakers reach 170. To counteract this disadvantage. Coach Mowe has devised a new method of defense for Earlham. " Franklin Doped Strong Carey, varsity center, will not be able to get into the game for at least another week. His withdrawal was another blow to Coach Mowe as the Quaker mentor was banking on

Carey's bulk to help stem the Frank

lin tide.

Robert Johnson will be used at

center. j Franklin has one of the most powerful elevens tn the state and St. Xav ier, of Cincinnati, and with whom the Quakers will close the season, defeated Franklin 9 to 0. Butler, whom the Quakers will meet next Saturday, has been going good in recent games, and will make Earlbam put on a fall head of steam. t. Franklin will arrive In Richmond

"inc iw o ciock oaiuroay morning ana V the game will start at 2 o'clock Sat

urday afternoon. This change In starting time was made necessary by the change in- time. FRANKLIN PREPARES FRANKLIN, Ind., Nov. 5 The Franklin eleven again took up the daily grind Tuesday and went through one of the hardest days practice experienced this fall. A snappy north wind put pep into the players with the result that the Thurberites played the best brand ef ball exhibited for some tiny. Following upV the faults of the DePauw game, Thurber is spending most of the time on offensive plays. However, he is developing a mora compact defense, determined to have a line through which the Earlham backs will have difficulty to finding a hole. With a 200-pound line the Franklin

primary defense wiH probably give the Quakers a stone wall to climb, and incidentally furnish Franklin confidence in the team.

Old Hi Basket Bailers to Play at Muncie The Old HI basketball team, composed of former Richmond high school bas

ket ball players, who have organized att Independent team, will open the season Wednesday evening by playing the Muncie Independents, at Muncie. The Old Hi team has been practic

ing in the Y. M. C. A. for the past three weeks, and includes Clarence Porter, Ernie Porter and Wendell O'Neal, forwards, Shel Simmons, center, and McBride and Howard Webb, guards, in the line-up. Bulach and Monroe are listed as substitutes. The above team is capable of playing the strongest independent football teams in the state, as all of them were members of the Richmond high school first teams.

No Basketball Slate for

Cambridge; Sport Dropped

CAMBRIDGE CITY. Ind., Nov. 5 Basketball, save for a few games to be played at home, has Deem dropped by the Cambridge City High School. Frank Paddock, principal, says the discontinuation of basketball wos for the better interest of the school.

NEWCASTLE MAY YET PLAY GAME IN CITY, IS WORD

"if it eui nOBsfbfr be arranged.

Newcastle will play off the cancelled game to Richmond. Definite word to this effect may be- given Thursday." said the principal of the Newcastle high school, Tuesday afternoon, to R. H. S. Manager Vernon. Newcastle has started the basketball season and football practice would Interfere with the basketball workouts, but the Rose City eleven will come if possible. With thoughts of Newcastle still in their minds, the local squad put in a snappy practice at the playgrounds Tuesday afternoon. In preparation for the Stivers game. Coach Rock has Introduced several

new plays, and with the return of the heavyweights, the Richmond machine

is hitting on all cylinders. This unison of play spells trouble for the Dayton high' school. Bear Stories From Payton Bear stories from Dayton indicate that Stivers will be without the services of two of the star players of

the team, who have received injuries,

played all his high school and collegiate fSdlball here, has parents in Chicago, whom he sees between times when he's not toting the football for a touchdown against some team. But "All American Chic" claims Columbus as his own home. For the first time In years there -Is a heavy percentage of the Buckeye squad from northeastern Ohio. South

eastern Buckeyedom always lays claim to a large share of the team.

Columbus, which has invariably fur

nished a bulk of football materia? for

Ohio State teams, has been forced to take a back seat to other parts of the state.

Cambridge City has played two

games so far this year, losing by large I Also that Richmond Is feared by the

scores to Connersville and Centerville

The entire Cambridge City team, was

Either Ralph Nicholson or j composed of players in their freshman

and sophmor year; tnis is also given as a reason for the dropping of the sport. No further games have been scheduled, although it is thought that Cen

terville will play a return game after

Christmas, and that the Straughn high school five may be booked. Cold Winds Don't Deter

Earlham Tennis Sharks; Arrange New Tournament Earlham students have arranged another tennis tournament, this one to be a mixed doubles affair, to get under way Wednesday afternoon. Despite the cold winds that have been sweeping Over the courts, enthusiasts are in action every afternoon. Thomasinna FIsheT, winner of the recent woman's tournament and Robert Kellum, victor in the men's singles, have signed up as partners and have the best chance to capture the championship.

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Reserves to Practice by Arc Light Thursday Fifteen members of Engle's 82S Army Reserves showed up for

practice at the South Tenth street

park Tuesday evening. Another arc-light practice will be held in South Tenth street park Thursday evening and Captain Sheridan asks for a turnout of the entire squad. Saturday afternoon, the Reserves will use the playgrounds for the final practice before the Eaton game.

Dayton school on account of the huge

amount of beef In Rock s eleven. Stivers has a light but fast team, which depends almost entirely upon an aerial attack. Open formations are also used. Although Richmond is loaded down with beef, the players have speed in addition and the only thing that kept them from cleaning up this year was the lack of experience.

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Miami Football Sqaad Ready for Final Game OXFORD. O., Nov. 5. Coach Little and his Miami University football players are at work this week preparing for the last home game of the season, to be played here Saturday with Ohio Northern University, of Ada. Last Saturday's victory Over Denison University at Dayton has put new life into the Miami crowd, and the word has gone out that no more games are to be dropped this year For several years Miami has had no trouble in defeating Ohio Northern, but this year the up-state Methodists

have a stronger team than they have

had in years. Last week they held

Wooster to a 13 to 0 score, and Wooster Is exceptionally strong. Ori ac

count of Northern's strength and the

fact that this will be the last game, a record breaking crowd Is expected

Saturday.

COLUMBUS, O., Nov. 5. The Ohio State football eleven, favored to win the Western Conference championship for the third time in four years, is practically an all Ohio produce. Only

two of the members of the regular

squad claim allegiance to homes out

side the etate. and one of those is only

nominal. Lett half Bliss is the only real out

sider on the eleven, Butler, Pa., being his bailiwick. Captain "Chic" Harley

reared in Columbus, and who has

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NEW ORLEANS. Nov. 5. New Orleans on- next St. Patrick's Day Is to have its first world's championship

heavyweight flgbt since Sept 7, 1892,

when John I Sullivan lost the title

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world's champion, here. Dempsey's signature was placed on a contract proferred by the promoter at Mobile, yesterday and he will receive $125,000 as his end of the purse if the match goes through. Twenty rounds is specified as the length of the fight. Tortorich said he would have a rep

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noon, as an expected cold spell bit La

fayette today and as a result. Coach

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ers on the gridiron very long. With only two more days of practice, before

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its journey to Columbus, where it will

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A long scrimmage workout is on the card for tomorrow afternoon with the

freshmen varsity team. The yearlines are fullv instructed in Buckeye

plays which they will spring against

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