Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 45, Number 21, 4 December 1919 — Page 13

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EARLHAM qUHIT CANDIDATES HOLD FIRST SCRIMMAGE

The new corner at Earlham college demonstrated to Coach Mowe at the Initial practice ot the Quaker basketball equad on the Coliseum floor, Wed-

nesday afternoon, that last years all letter quintet will hare a hard Job on hand before the vanity positions" are filled. At the conclusion of an hour spent In rudiments ot the game, a scrimmage between tentative first and second squads was held. Four of last year's team, Pitts, Johnson, Lawle'r and Carey, coupled with Ruff, formed the first stringers.. Edwards, varsity center 2 years ago, held down the plvotial position for the seconds, while Loren Davis, at back-guard and Eugene Raiford at floor .guard, took care of the defensive end. ' Ooar and Robinson were the offensive pair. Although the -regulars came out on top, the seconds showed to great advantage. Goar, forward, particularly pleased Coach Mowe. He was captain and forward on the Tipton high school quintet last year and is looked to give Hall a tussel for the forward Job. The work of Robinson also pleased Mowe bu the lightness of the former R. H. 8. starJs a big handicap. Applications - fromValparaiso and Rore Poly, for the open- dates on the Quaker basketball schedule have been received by Mowe.' Games with these schools will not be scheduled until definite word has been received from Ohio State and Miami Valparaiso also asked for a place on the Earlham football schedule, for 1920. Members of the Earlham football team, and Coaches Mowe and Hlgglns will be entertained at a dinner at Earlham Saturday evening. Following 4he dinner the squad and coaches will take in a show In Richmond.

. Feb. 24 Notre Dame at Greencastle. , March 2 Wabash at Crawfordsville.. March 4 Earlham at Greencostle.

Ccnterville Hi Wallops ' Boston; Doubles Score In a one-elded game at Centervllle Wednesday evening., the Centervllle basketball quintet defeated the repre

sentatives oi tne Boston high school.

i to 17. Ness, forward for Centervllle

21 of his team's points. .. Davis n roved to b thn hast ha i

holding the offensive - work"- of the

Boston quincerr Williamson, although going out of the rama in the. iaa hir

on 4 personals, played the best game

ior ine Boston team, centervllle and Greensf ork clash at Centervllle Friday evening.

Richmond HiDopesters Already Picking Squad X tentative varsity Hneip for the fUcbmond high school basketball quad Is gradually being worked out According to Coach Fries, at least 2 players for each position will be kept on the squad all season. About 20 of the most promising candidates went through a 2hour workout In the coliseum Wednesday evening. Coach Fries picked about 14 players that will compose the first squad. The remainder will continue to work out at least 3 times a week. Richmond dopesters are busy trying to get tho Jump on the high school mentor In picking out a varsity quintet. The most unanimous choice was one that included Loehr, Vore or Monger, forwards: Dollins, center; Harding floor guard; and Gaylor or Martin, back guard. The high school win use the coliseum floor on Tuesday and Thursday afternoons and other workouts will be given In the high school gymnasium. '' Mour Afore High Schools

' - are Suspended for Season INDIANAPOLIS, Dec 4. Four more Indiana high schools fell under the

"axe" or the ooara oi control oi tne Indiana High School Athletic asso

ciation Tuesday, according to official

announcement Issued by A. I Trester,

. permenant secretary of the assocla-

tlqn, following a meeting oi the Doara Saturday.

Linton, Albion and Mentone received suspension until June 1, 1920, by

action of the board, jasonviue was

suspended until June l, ivzu ims

brings the total to six. suspensions

$ Issued this fall by the association board. Crawfordsvllle and Wingate received the "big boot" early in No

vember. All of the four schools suspended Tuesday violated the eligibility rules of the association In one form or another, the statement of Secretary

iTrester reads.

tOEPAUW SCHEDULE ANNOUNCED GREENCASTLE. Ind., Dec. 4. The ' DePauw basketball card as given out iv Coach Buss, is as follows:

Dec. 12 State Normal at Green-

1 eastle. Dec. 19 Hanover college at Green , ratl.

Jan. 8 or 9 Butler at Greencastle.

Jan. 13 Em-Roes at Greencastle. Jan. 4 Purdue at Greencastle. Feb. 6 Purdue at Lafayette. Feb. 6 Earlham at Richmond. Feb. 13 Wabash at Greencastle. . Voh 17 Notre Dame at South Bend

Feb. 18 to 20 A northern trip, still

Indefinite.

Suffered Ten Years

From Indigestion

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THOMP80N WILL PILOT

1820 WABASH ELEVEN CRAWTORDaVIULin Tni rw a

W. N. Thompson, varsity back on the

waoasn rootoaii team, was elected

captain or tne iszo aggregation at a meeting Monday night of letter men' at the Kanna Blama Fratsrnitv iinnaa

His election was very favorably re-

ceivea oy tne scnooi, as, although unassuming, he has been one of the most

popular men on me team.

FRENCH BACK GEORGES. PARIS. Dec. 4.-Bettlne? nn tho

stock exchanee on th tto-rtoiar m,h

at London Thursday between Georges

ivpenuer, tne jrrencn heavyweight,

ana joe uecaett, tne English boxer. Is an even monev. the ahnndana nt

French money forcing the odds down from seven to five. Carpentier probably will be the favorite In the betting when the men enter the ring.

HARVARD TO MAKE TRIP TO COAST FOR CONTEST CAMBRIDGE. Mass.. Deo. 4. Thn

Invitation to the Harvard football team to play a western eleven' at Pasadena. CaL. on New Tear1 rfnv

was accepted late Wednesday.

EVANS AND SHERA LEAP CITY, DOVLEflS Official Individual averages for. City League bowlers, complete up to Tuesday, December. 2, show that Evans and Shera are tied for first place with averages of 180. -Blomeyer, Tomllnson and Huffman are in a triple tie for second honors. - The averages are listed as follows:

Players Tot. Pins Games Av.

Shera 3,247 18 180 Evans 3,780 21 180 Blomeyer ........ 3.212 18 178 Tomlinson 3,206 18 178 Huffman 1,602 9 178 Bennett 4,246 24 177 Fosler 4.181 . 24 174 K.h Meyers 3,107 18 173 King 4.151 . 24 173 Todd ... 3.684 21 - 171 Hugh Smith ..... 4,073 24 170 Mercurio 4,053 , 24 169 Slade 3.337 20 167 Smedlnghoff 3,483 21 166 F. Ray 664 .4 166 Way ;.. 4,013 24 167 R. Llchtenfels ... 2,962 18 165 Stonecipher 3,934 24 164 Lahrman . -2,468 15 164 Kelly 3,917 24 163 Haner 3.910 24 163 Harry Smith 2,455 15 164 Qulnllvan 3,399 21 162 Erk 3,837 24 160 Snavely 3,308 21 160 Broderick 3,822 24 159 Zeyen 2,837 18 168 Rlnghoff 1.705 11 155 Selms 3,656 .24 162 Roach 3,579 24 149 P. Llchtenfels .... 3,464 22 157 Hasecoster 3.421 , J5 161

Kllnger 3,679 24 153 Bayer 2,344 15 156 Hill 2,395 16 - 160

Fr. Ryan 1,823 13 140

Runge 1,249 9 139 Gentle 2,000 13 154 Ellis 3,125 22 142 Groan 3,499 24 146 Grottendick ...... 2.108 14 151 Dubbs .. 3,058 20. 153 Bockhoff 2,077 ' 15 138

Bowling Notes

Displaying the best bowling of them all, BUI Knight led his Hoosier bowling team td a 2 game vlotory over Shorty Owen's cellar champs at the Y" alleys, Wednesday evening. High score' and average went to Knight, 172 being the high score and 159 winning the average honors. -Hoeslers. Shissler ........... 135 114 150 Kreing ; 94 82 94

Knight .........166 149 172

Schalk 52 82 125

Pool ....124 126 166

, , AN SON I A BEATS BATON BATON, 0 Dec. ? 4. Ansonla Phi Deltas defeated the local Phi Deltas at basketball, hare Tuesday night by a score, of 52 to 1L Eaton . high school takes on Fountain City. Ind.. at basketball here Friday night at the armory.

"CLEAN UP MUNCIE

MUNCIE. IneL, Dec 4 Clarence E.

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Totals

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FOOTBALL SQUAD WILL DINE. OXFORD, O., Dec. 4. Miami university's football team will be tendered a dinner in the university commons Friday evening. : Following the banquet, a captain will be elected for the coming season.

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