Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 45, Number 27, 12 December 1919 — Page 21

TPE BtCmOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, FRIDAY, DEC. 12, 1919.

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REPRESEIlTniM.il OXFORD O- Dee 12--Wlth an abundanco of good material, Coach Little, of Miami University, is at work building practically a new basketball team for the coming season. Four of last year's team were lost by graduation Captain Robinson, Munns. . Fry and Brate, the latter all-state. guard. This left only two regular players. Moor and French, also Brewer, a subforward. These throe are out for positions this season, and In addition there Is the following promising sew material:.. Forwards Munns, young brother of last year's star player; Heeter, who made a fine record at 8tirers high school. Dayton: Work, Getxok, Carcenter, and Dare and Bob' Wright Center Blans, Clark, Moench and Captain Moore. Guards Bsslg, Wire and Kramer, who dl dflne work on this year's foot, ball team: Bell. Lucas and BomdahL The fight for places on Miami's team this winter la keen, and there is every reason to believe that when ' Coach Little announces his selections Miami will hare an unusually strong team. And a team of this kind will bo needed, for Miami has a long and hard schedule of games, a follows: Jan. 10 Kenyon at Oxford. Jan. 16 Ohio Northern at Ada. Jan. 17 Wittenberg at Springfield. Jan. 24 Ohio Northern, at Oxford. Jan. 81 Cincinnati at Oxford. Feb. 7 Ohio Wesleyan at Oxford.Feb. 18 Denlson at Granville. Feb. 14 Kenyon at Gambler. Feb. 20 Mt. Union at Oxford. Feb. 28 Wittenberg at Oxford. March 6 Cincinnati at Cincinnati. March 12 Denisln at Oxford. j Bowling Notes The Coco-Colas continued their drive for premier honors In the City league by annexing 3 contests from the Number 2 Caseys at Twigg's alleys Thursday evening. The matches -.f.a .hv tTia rnnA hnwlinr at Broderick, of the Caseys and Smith, of the Cokes. One of the surprises of the evening was the poor showing made by champion Art King, 146, being a sample of his scores. Hill's Laddies pulled the unexpected when they captured 2 games from Wilson's Cleaners. Consistent bowling turned the trick as not over 25 pins separated the two teams In all 3 games. High score for the evening was awarded to Slade, anchor man for the Cleaners, , when he toppled over 246 pins in the first game. High average for the evening went to Smith, of the Cokes, who . hung up a general average of 204. Broderick, of the Caseys, and -Slade of the Cleaners, were tied for second average honors, each hanging up 196. The scores: K. of C. No. 2. Player 12.' 3 Broderick ....220 158 209 Total At. 687 196 454 161 461 154 465-155 544 181 Ringhoff Selma . . Pardiecfc 161 13S 151. 156 187 179. 143 167 133 214 .145 151 Smedlnghoff Totals 715 831 835 Coca Colas. Player 1 2 3 King ..146 190 193 Ray ..157 202 153 Jones' ...160 178 17" Smith 213 211 183 Bennett 203 153 156 Total Av. 529 176 512 171 495 165 611 204 512 171 High average Smith. High score Broderick. Wilson Cleaners. Player 1 2 3 naveley ....159 166 165 Spalding 146 142 185 Stonecipher -..143 165 167 Bocktioff 142 146 143 Slade 246 187 155 Total Av. 480 160 473 475 431 68S 158 158 143 196 Totals ..:..796 806 805 Hill's Laddies. ' Player 1 2 3 Total Av, Dr. Gentle .i.!86 159 184 529 176 Warner ;.170 128 182 480 160 P. Ryan ....ISO 120 112 412 137 Runge ....114 177 116 407 136 Lohrman ....173 142 225 540 180 Totals ...;.823 725 819 High average Slade. High score Slade. ' Walter Boyce's Empires 'tightened their hold upon first place In the A S. M. bowling league by taking 2 out of 3 Fames from the Hooeler five at the MY" alleya Thursday evening. The one game the Empires dropped put a -nick In their string of consecutive vic tories. 13 being the number. "Link Williams, of the Empires, captured high score for the evening when he upset Zll pins In the first game. An average of 168 brought him first award tn this respect, although close ly rouowed Dy Frank Schllssler's 166. "Ike" Epping and "Red" Boyce. usually Btar performers for the Empires. Were off form as Boyce's average amounted to 137, while Epping counted, only 156. Minute details follow: FEW FOLKS HAVE GRAY HAIR NOW Druggist Says Ladies Are Using . Recipe of Sage Tea and : 6ulphur, , Hair that loses Its color and lustre, or" when it fades, turns gray, dull and lifeless, is caused by a lack of sulphur In the bain Our grandmother made up a mixture of Sage Tea and Sulphur to keep her locks dark and beautiful, and thousands of women and men who Value that even color, that beautiful dark shade of hair which is so attrao Uve, use only this old-time recipe. Nowadays we get this famous mixture improved by the addition of other . Ingredients by asking at any drug (store for a bottle of "Wyeth's Sage hnd Sulphur Compound.' which darkfens the hair so naturally, so evenly, that no one can possibly tell It has been applied Tou just dampen a sponge or soft brush with it and draw this - through your, hair, taking one fcmall atrand at a time. By morning the gray hair disappears; but what delights the ladles with Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound ' is that, besides beautifully darkening the hair after a few applications, ft also brings back the gloss and lustre and gives it an appearance of abundance. Adv. j

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Player Srd 182 125 147 145 165 767 142 185 101 Tl. 467 891 412 604 408 AT. 156 180 Epping 168 117 121 188 148 114 iRatturt .. 145 180 211 128 137 168 Williams . Wells 136 Team totals 788 638 Hootlen Schistler 163 182 Bchalk 116 156 Krleg 99 106 Knight .....118 165; Pool 109 153 497 407 305 166 13C 102 145 13S 153 .436 145 407 Team totals 605 772 677 w 0 I 8. Davidson Herron. Back in 1905 an eight-year-old youth "ho lived right across the road from tfij Oakmont Country . club, Plttsburr, started to spend considerable of his time on the golf links at that club learning the game. Perhaps he had decided at that time he would win the national amateur golf title some time, but he didn't Bay much about it. But that chap, S. Davidson Herron, now holds that title, winning It last summer against the best field of golfers brought together since the war ended. Herron is now only twenty-two. He Is a husky bird, though, weighing 205 pounds. . This weight helps - him in getting distance in his drives, one. of the outstanding features of his play. He's a college man. Went to Princeton. Graduated in 1918. Played golf In college, too, being a member of the college team four years. He broke 'into the national tournament game in 1915 when he tied Ned Sawyer in- the preliminary qualifying round of the title tourney at Detroit. Golfs his only real hobby. He tried football one year at Princeton, then passed it up. Richmond Chances Good in Spiceland Contest With but two weeks' practice, Richmond high will go into Friday evening's game with Spiceland, the favorite, inspite of the fact that Spiceland has been playing since the first of October, . At the conclusion of Thursday even ing's light workout, Coach Fries announced that Loehr and Reid at for ward, Dollins at center, Harding and Martin at guards, would compose the quintet to start the game against Spiceland. In addition Fries will have about 10x subs on hand.. , This is one of the strongest lineups that has ever represented Richmond at the start of the season.- When Price gets back in the game, Richmond will have one of the -most formidable tea3 In the state. The game is scheduled to begin at 8 : 15 o'clock and Coach Mowe will referee. Mowe'i work to the state championship tournament has gained him a reputation. Seating capacity of 6,000,000 autos In the United States la 30,000,000 persons.

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PREPARE FOR GAME All tho different brands of "pep" prevailed at the big basketball ses sion held by the Eartbam "student body and faculty on the Quaker campus Friday noon. Plans for making tho public aware that Karlham was playing its first game of the season were made. ; These plana are to center around three organizations, the band, drum -corps and rooters' division. Short talks were made by James Hiatt, yell leader. Coach Mowe, Coach Hlggins, and several of the faculty. t Coach Mowe said that although he looked for the Indiana Dentals to cause Earlham .considerable trouble, Earlham would win. He also said that last year's team, composing Hall and Lawler as forwards, Carey at ce ter, and Pitta and Johnson, guards, would probably start the game. 'The Coliseum doors will be open to the public at 6:46, and play will begin promptly at 7:15. TJeak" Regan will referee the Earlham game while Coach Mowe will Judge the Richmond High8plceland scrap. Marines Stage First Game With Whitewater Quintet The Richmond Marines, Independent basketball five playing out of the city, . will start their first game of the season against the . Whitewater Independents, at Whitewater, Fridey evening. The Marines Include such players as Carl Runnels and Dick Mansfield, as forwards, Harold Hunnels at the tipoff position, and Maurice DiUion and James Sherry holding down floor guard and back guard, respectively. Any other teams wishing games with the Marines should apply to the sporting editor of the Palladium. Tigers to Clash With Wilberforce Saturday f i A- large number of rooters are expected to accompany the Richmond Tigers for their first game of the season against the Wilberforce quintet, at Xenla, Ohio, Saturday evening. Walter Dennis has been coaching the team for the past month and says that it will be able to give a good account of itself. Wilberforce has not lost a game this season, and has victories over Indianapolis, Dayton and Springfield teams. The lineup of the locals in Saturday's game will include Hill, Dempsey and Carter, at forward, Tevls at center and Walker and Arnold, guards. Gee and Spears are subs. Black diamonds come from the province of Bahia, in Brazil.

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