Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 45, Number 23, 5 December 1919 — Page 16

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AUD SUN-TELEGRAM. FBIDAY. DEC. 5. 19X9.

DEMPSEY IS GLAD CARPEtJTIER VOtli

BECKETT EASILY BEAT

LOS ANGELES. CeL, Doc. 6.Tm

glad Carpentler won. I wanted the Frenchman to wta ell along, but from

whet z bad heard about ncwni ability as a fighter. X wu a little bit leery Of the result.". This vu Jack Dempseys comment when Crpentiers victory u flashed to Mm. "The result wu a surprise," the worlds heavyweight champion salo. "I 414 not figure Carpentler to win ihat easily end neither did anyone else I talked with. The Frenchman must be

there with the goods.

Asked it he expected a challenge

from Carnentier. Demos or replied:

"Sure, it was understood the winner of

the fight was to cnauenge me. "And what win you dot" "It's a little too soou to answer that Just new."

LONDON. Deo. (.-Georges Csrpefr

tier, tne Frenen Aoonw. 01 rww. France, tonight stopped Joa Beckett, heavyweigbt champion of England, known as the British Bulldog. In one round. The Englishman was a big favorite tn the betting, and London snorts want broka backing their favorite. The odds war T to S against the Fswachman, Th at mh tn ildi

month. Carpentler knocked out "Bern-

oajTIST" BUliy WOUS, wnowae w am time champion of Great Britain. Carpentier also knocked out Wells at Ghent. Belgian, tn four rounds, the ana wsar. Beckett won his Cham-

ptonshlp bait from Wells.

T litv. tun bin tar

roerapeey," the Frenchman said, smil

ingly, as he climbed out or tne ring. tFhm fnvmA fiamllw nnderatOOd What

fhad happened as Referee B. J. Angle

counted out the tenon Becxen. bx

etiw foer Mem bad bean excnangca

mfmm a-rwiar tsrtd the flcht. CaT-

pentler had landed the first blow and

Beckett tallied wttn a glancing rxgnt wlur riamjmtJai. Mimitinl With a

left and then shot a vicious jab witn Ills right to the jaw. Before any one Realized what had happened. Beckett wa dead to the world. ( The spectators sat stunned. The ght had been scheduled to go SO josnds. Then wild confusion broke loose and Carpentler received an ova tlon. I KBW YORK, Dec ' E. 'Gorges CarVpentter Is apparently the logical con

tender to meet Jack pempsey xor me

world's heavyweight championship."

aid Tex Richard, the famous promoter, when informed by the Associated Press of the result of the London

vbettle, on his return from Chicago. "Staging such a bout, howover. ts rar from being an easy task, continued Richard. '"There are many diffi

culties that stand in tne way ana l am net at an certain that X care to consider sueh a proposition at this

time. Both. Dempsey and Carpentler

would undoubtedly expect a very large

sum in the form of purses sad guarantees and there appear to be very tew

places that would be likely to return irate receipts sufficient to warrant the

immense outlay invoiveo.

NEW YORK. Dec 4- Following the Carp en tier-Beckett contest in London tonight for the European heavyweight championship there was a

meeting of the leading representatives

of American and European boxing bodies to consider a set of ring regulations to supersede the Marquis of

Queenebury rules, which for decades have governed boots in all parts of

the world.

Gatherings From the World of Sport j

Larry Gilbert, star outfielder of the New Orleans Pelicans, was 'a victim of the fallacy that, once tried and found wanting in the big time, a minor leaguer cannot come back, until Manager Trts Speaker defied custom and

took Gilbert away from the Pelicans for the Indians in liio.

For three years Gilbert starred in

tne now Orleans outfield, while he was regularly passed up by the various major league scouts simply because he had "been up" once. Gilbert was

easily the best player in the Southern association the past two seasons. Dur

ing ma no stood out head and shoulders above all others. Ma elaaa

being more noticeable because there

were so many "fresh from Class B" Players in the Southern and because

Larry walloped the ball a little harder

than he had in former years. Larry dldnt hit beyond his speed as a' result of mediocre pitching, for as a. general proposition the pitching was as good as usual in Dixie's "big league. Gilbert simply had the very best year of his baseball career and he would have had a profitable season even in the American or National. Al Sothoron, Dayton, O., boy and star pitcher of the St. Louis Browns, was one of the main reasons why the Cleveland Indians , didn't win the pennsat in the American league this season. 8othoron faced the tribe of Speaker on seven occasions, winning slv of his games and losing the other because his mates were shut out. Here are the victories Al won over the Indians: May 6 Won in twelve innings over Morton. 6 to 2, after relieving Lowder milk, June 23 Woa over TJhle. 3 to 0. going the route. July 5 -Won over Jasper. 6 to 2, going the route. July 7 Won in ten innings over CoveleeUe. i to 2, after relieving Shocker. September l (second game) Won

ta eleven Innings over Bagby, 4 to 3, after relieving Leifleld.

September s won m fourteen in

nings, 6 to 5, over Coveleskle.

Larry Sutton, one of the best scouts

In baseball, has been signed by the

f Bowling Notes

f Between Strikes )

Surpassing any exhibition of bowl, tng ever seen in Richmond. Arthur 'King yesterday toppled the maples for

a total count of 769 pins in tnree ; games, when he hit 266 In his first, ,888 la second and 268 in his third. When it comes to bowling King is "all that the name Implies." Few scores of I this size have ever been rolled and local sport fans are compelled to bow rhetor the "mighty Arthur Loftus." It la needless to say that the singles inava been won ever though the tour-

Inament does not close until pec l2tn

In the doubles Xing and Bennett are leading with 1309 pins; Father

Ryan and Mlchaelree second, with 1289, and Bennett and Blomeyer third

with 1263. These scores, although very good, can be raised and we do not expect to see them standing when the tournament closes.

"Art" King wondered why he was rthe only "scratch" man in this tourna-

Ixnent. "Art." you snowed us just 768 ireasons why you should give the boys Tins. The Hill's Laddies had 3 games 'donated last night owing to the fact that the Lichtentels team was unable to bowl. The Laddies can stand a few games won to their credit and we sincerely hope that this will start them en their upward path. Father Ryan says that the "jinx" is broken now and that you can't stop them. We're for you, Father. A ' musical comedy coming on a league bowling night proved expensive to the Licbtenfels crew. Too many single men on this team. Joe Hill found out last night how to make Father Ryan go at top speed. H's f urely a "dark horse." Coca Colas took the Wilson Cleaners for three straight frames with 3 deserving scores. The Cleaners rolled miserably and showed signs of lack of practice. "Bie Ben" Evans got discouraged and did cot try. He deserves better support than his team mates give him- Re practices most every day and al waysmanages to get his share of the maple.

Masonic Calendar 1 r i . Friday. Dee. 6 King Solomon's Chapter No. 4. R. A. M.. called conclave. Work in Royal Arch degree. Saturday. Dec. 6 Loyal Chapter No. 49, O. B. S.. tated masting. Annual election of officers.

Fooler's Coco-Colas continued their

drive for the top of the procession

by taking 8 straight games from Wil

son's Cleaners, at Twigg's alleys.

Thursday evening. Too many of Lich

teufels Haberdashers were absent

from the alleys, so Hill's Laddies were

awarded 3 games. Art King, bowling

champ of ' Richmond, captured high average and score for the evening, by rolling 224 in the second and averaging 205 for the evening. Coco-Colae (Handicap, 118 Pine). Player. 1st 2nd 3rd Tl. Av. King 200 224 191 615 205 Ray 160 154 158 472 157 Fosler .245 185 147 677 192 Smith 168 122 183 643 118 Bennett 180 171 186 637 179 Team totals.. 953 926 865 Wilsons Cleaners (Handicap 171 Pins) Player 1st 2nd 8rd Tl. Av. Snavely 159 164 172 495 165 Evans 180 171 142 493 165 BoekhofC ....115 142 144 401 134 Hilling ...141 141 141 423 141 Slade .......126 136 180 441 147

Team totals.. 721 753 779 Hill's Laddies (Handicap 209 Pins), Player 1st 2nd 3rd TL Av. Ryan .......151 182 163 601 167 Lahraan ....155 173 147 476 158 Hill 115 152 141 408 136 Runge - 177 189 163 469 156 Bayer .....168 130 172 610 170 Team totals.. 766 826 781 Lichtentels (Forfeited).

JOE FOX ANNOUNCES WRESTLING. BOXING MATCH Jack Leslie, claimant of the heavy, weight championship of Indiana, and Steamboat Bill Scott, of Ohio, are to be headline of a boxing show to be staged In the coliseum, Monday, Dec. lsToy the Richmond Athletic club, according to an announcement made by Joe Fox, local boxing promoter. Two other bouts are listed. Charles Ruble, a heavyweight wrestler with a good record in the A. B- F. will stage a two fall match with the "Masked MarveL"

DISCOVERS SKELETON (By Associated Press) VALPARAISO, Ind., Dec. 6. The skeleton of an Indian girl, unearthed at Baume Bridge on the Kankakee river, has been brought to this city by Carl Black, relic-hunter, who received It as a gift from James Collier, who

was excavating under his store build

ing tor a basement wnen his spade struck the. bones. Nearly 100 fine

white shell beads were found near where the skeleton lay. The bones were In excellent state of preserva

tion. '

Brooklyn club. Sutton scouted regular ly for the Robins up to four years ago. when he secured a similar position with the Cincinnati Rods. Last season he was the Phillies' chief ivory hunter, but inasmuch as he had been greatly missed in Brooklyn President Sbbetta decided to re-engage him. 8utton whan serving aa the Robins' scout, discovered many famous players, including Jeff Pfeffer, Sherrod Smith, Leon Cadore, Jake Daubert, Ollie O'Mara. George Cutshaw, Red Smith, HI Myers and Casey Stengel. He dug up Morris Rath and Ruba Brassier tor the Reds and recommended La Bourveau to the Phillies. Brooklyn fans will hail Sut-

MOWE TRIMS DOWN

ASPIRANTS TO 14

Sundays, hereafter, will be the only

breaks in the dally workouta of the hard working Quakers, said Coach

Mowe Friday. The opening game of the season is only a week off and it

wui take strenuous drill to meet the Dentals Friday. Only a short time was spent in the Earlham gym Thursday afternoon as the squad has been at it steadily all weakk. A regular rip-roaring praetics will be held Friday afternoon, however. Two more candidates have been

delegated

Kv Mnw. 1m Vi a uiimil

..! . v 4 . " . MMW"au ana another pair will follow

satisfaction. The veteran stands at

the head of his class.

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Wealth of Material

Puzzles Coach Fries

There is plenty of promising mate

rial for each of the positions on the

Richmond high school baiXetbau team. The forward positions have the largest number of promising candidates, as 6 players have been showing to

advantage in recent workouts of the

squad.

Loehr seems to have landed a regu

lar berth as forward. Monger and

Vore are struggling for the other for

ward position, wniie boo xeia nas a good chance. Dolllns seems to have the center position secure, although Vogelsong may show him opposition later in the season. LeRoy Harding seems to be the only worth while candidate for floor guard, while Oaylor and Martin are scrapping for the back guard Job. About 20 players will be kept on the first squad all season. Several candidates in the first and second year of school show great promise. These players will develop into stars in their last years of school if properly trained. Coach Fries will probably hold a light workout in the high school gym Saturday, if possible, and if not, several candidates will work out In the Y. M. C. A.

Hariiag Plans Tourney for Basketball Players Preliminary plans tor a tournament of the Independent basketball teams of Richmond and vicinity are being

maae oy k. w. Harding, physical director of the Y. M. C. A. This tournament will be open to teams whose players are 18 years old and above. No definite date has been set but Harding hopes to have the tournament early in January., X small entrance fee may be charged to award the winning team a cup. It required 13 months to complete the enumeration work for the first decennial census in 1790.

Monday. Mowe will then have a first string souad of 14 men. Plcklnr of

the regular quintet will be a stiff Job. It is more than likely that last year's winning combination will' be given first crack at the Dentals, although Goar may be shoved Into one of the forward positions. Eadea. star Anderson high school guard last year. Is another Freshie who has Impressed Mowe with bis calibre. Miami has sent word to Coach Mowe that the Miami basketball schedule Is complete, and it would be Impossible to book a game with Barlhaxn. The two open dates on the Earlham schedule are being reserved until tidings from Ohio State are received. Valparaiso will not be included as open dates for the two schools conflict This school win probably be included on the Earlham football slate. An aquarium Invented by a New York state man Is Intended to be hung in a window.

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Earlhazi Girls Start Hard WcrkiaBczketbdl, Hockey The girl's inter-group basketball season at Earlham college began this weak with 8 teams of experienced players and 4 teams of beginners. The players that have had experience ari divided into a groups, one using the gym on Monday and Wednesday and the other playing on Tuesday and Thursday. The beginners have the

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