Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 45, Number 23, 8 December 1919 — Page 12

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGEAU, , MONDAY, DEC. 8. 1919.

SPORTS HARD HIT iFlBeLinGORDER Sports in Richmond have been prac'tically put out of commission by the 4, " o'clock " fuel conservation closing 'hour. Basketball enthusiasts have been ! dealt the greatest disappointment, as tall. were counting upon attending the Richmond high achoolrSpiceland, Earl-ham-Indiana Dental basketball scraps on Friday evening. Managers of both a? schools are trying to arrange the games for Friday afternoon, but it is probable that both will be postponed, on All classes that perform in the T. M. C. A. gymnasium during the evening - hour have been, dismissed until after ' the ban Is lifted. This means that basketball, hand ball, volley ball and if indoor baseball enthusiasts will have - to forego their recreation. The business men's class will be held at noon, . however. The T swimming pool has i been closed until alter the restrictions ; u have been lifted. It takes much coal : to heat the water. It U expected that the business men's noon hour class iwill continue, however, i Boxing Show May Cancel. ' The boxing and wrestling show planned by Joe Fox for Monday, Dec. - IS, may have to be cancelled. Skating nt the coliseum win have to be hold in the day time. The coli- ' seam feu te cease operations at 4 'o'clock. T' Just wfhen the members of the city bowling league are rounding into ' form, something had to cause the "schedule to be disrupted, say local bowlers. It 4s thought that city league games will not be taken up again until after Christmas.

KlcCaw oh EckersaW s Second All-Western Team Walter Eelkersall In picking his aii--western football eleven for the season

puts George qtpp, Notre uame, on me eleven as his only Hoosier. Nine of his eleven man are Conference play

ers. Olpp and BarKer 01 Ames are the other two men. Eckersall's selection, which appeared in the Chicago Tribune. Sunday, follow: First team Meyers, Wisconsin, left end; Higins. Chicago, left tackle; Barker, Ames, left guard; Depler. Illinois, center; Applegram. Illinois, right guard; Slater, Vwa, right tackle; Belding, Iowa, right end; Stlnchcomb, Ohio, quarter; Harley, Ohio, right half; Gipp. Notre Dame, left half; Lohman, Iowa, full. Second team -Weston, Wisconsin, left end: i Ingwerson. Illinois, left tackle; . McCaw, Indiana, left guard ; Carpenter, Wisconsin, center; Smith, Notre Dame, right guard; Goetz. Michigan, right tackle; Carney, Illinois, right end; Robert Fletcher, Illinois, quarter; Oss, Minnesota, right half; Wahlquist, Illinois, left half; Hammes, "Michigan Aggies, full. Earlham Letter Men Entertained at Dinner Plans for organizing an r'E" club to get Earlham alumni, formerly members of Quaker varsities, behind the athletic program, were discussed at a dinner held for the 1920 football squad in Earlham Hall, Saturday evening. 'he necessity of a new gymnasium was also discussed. Coach Mowe made the principal talk. He said to the 20 members present, "If you fight the battle of life like you fought Franklin, you will be likewise successful." High tribute . to Mowe's work in turning out the strong eleven also his work with basketball teams, was paid by Leland Calvert, captain of the 1916 eleven and 4 letter man, who attended the banquet in the Interests of the Earlham alumni. Besides the 20 football , men and their guests, Coach Mowe and Mrs. Mowe, Professor and Mrs. Trueblood, Assistant Coach Nash Higgins, Yell Leader James Hiatt and Leland Calvert were also present. The following toasts were given: "The Kick Off," Leland Calvert. "Tackling the Dummy," Howard Mills. "The Sidelines," Prof. E. P. Trueblood. Bucking the Line," Orville Hall. "The Touchdown." Nash Higgins. "The Bonfire." Ralph Nicholson. "The E." Ray B. Mowe.

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By N. E. BROWN. Big Chief Bender, listed long in baseballdom as a star, well may be called a star In a new role. As a comeback the big Indian who hurled the Athletics to world fame, was one of the sensations of the season. Bender managed and . pitched for the Richmond, Virginia club, which copped the league gonfalon. His hurling was . spectacular in many ways. He won 26 games, and 7 of these were shut-outs. He won

INDIANA FOLKS Testify About Coughs, Colds, Lungs Fort Wayne.Ind. i "At one time through exposure at the breaking up of a hard

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9 games in a row before any team halted him. After this one defeat, he won 8 more straight. He lost another contest and then wound up the season by winning his last 9 starts. He fanned 181 men, about 7 . per game. On July 21 he pulled a Joe McGinty and beat Portsmouth two games. They got one hit He hurled a double header against Newport the next month. Won both. Shut 'em out in one Gave them one run in the other. All told, he licked Newport four times in five days. Bender is a Chippewa Indiana.' He was born in Bralnerd, Minn., May 5, 1883. He attended Carlisle Indian school and was first baseman and relief hurler for that team of braves. In 1902 he pitched for Dickinson college at Carlisle. The next year he played on several teams at Harrisburg, Pa. . He was signed up by Connie Mack that year. In 1904 he did fair work for Connie, but poor health kept him from 1 hitting his gait until 1906. He did, however, win the deciding game of the 1905 A. L. race, by beating Washington. He won the only game the Athletics won from the Giants in the world series that year, whitewashing the McGrawites. He won the . deciding game from the

Giants in 1911. When Connie Mack decided to break up his veteran team and start a new one, Bender went

with 3h others. s

BOWLERS TO FORT WAYNE INDIANAPOLIS, Ind.. Dec: 8 Fort Wayne will be the location of the next Xc&ana state bowling tournament, as a result of action to this effect taken yesterday morning by delegates of the

tate association in annual meeting at

the Marlon club. , The annual, confab of the state tenfin smashers was well attended, with representatives of 8 cities of the state prnt. The selection of the place for the annual state tourney occupied the front stage throughout the meeting and was the center of much Interest to the , bowlers' representatives: The state event will be bowled on the Metropolitan- alleys In Fort Wayne, opening on the second . Saturday in April. This is the second time in 4 years that the big Hoosier bowling (classic will have been played off in (Fort -Wayne, the event having been staged there In 1917. '

iustllng and progressive breeder, was not long In locating a good horse to take the place of the son of Direct Hal, 2:04. at Frankfort. Last week, Mr. Hazelton purchased the sensationally, fast . pacing stallion, Braden Direct, 2:01i4, from Max Kennedy. Fredonia, Kas., and In this horse the Frankfo. horseman looks to have a

"e that will prove a big success In

Indiana where, it might be (mentioned, they like pacers pretty well.

HAZELTON BUYS HOR8E INDIANAPOLIS, Dec. 8. Walter Direct, 2:05, was taken away from Indiana, but James Hazelton, the

MIAMI GRID LEADER CH08EN. OXFORD, O. Dec. 8. Robert Hale, of Mansfield, better known as "Red," has been elected captain of Miami university's football team for the coming year. Hale played center on this yeaT's team, and made the all-Ohio team. He played with Miami In 1916, then served two years in the army, returning to college last fall. Ho Is a consistent player, is popular with his teammates and the- student body, and is a member of the Sigma Chi fraternity.

DENTALS, WHO MEET EARLHAM HERE, WIN FIR8T CLASH INDIANAPOLIS, Ind.. Dec. 8. Playing a claver 'passing game the Indiana Dental College quintet defeated the Central Normal basketball team, 67 to

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25, at the Marion. Club gymnasium Saturday night. Sights Iceburg 2 Rides Long in Atlantic Lane BALTIMORE. Md.. Dec. 8 It is seldom that such a mammoth Iceberg is seen at sea as was reported by Capt. Kaas of of the Scandinavian-American steamer Texas, from Swedish ports. . In latitude 47 degrees 12 minutes north and longitude 48 degrees 6 minutes west -he ran in near a berg 150 feet high and two miles in length. Capt Kaas said it was beautiful, but. being In the track of steamship travel, he hoped that those who followed him would have only a chance to admire its beauty and not make its acquaintance In a serious way.

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