Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 45, Number 31, 17 December 1919 — Page 11

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM 'AND SUN-TELEGR Alt . WEDNESDAY, DEC. 17, 1919.

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PLAN FOR LEAGUE' AT FRIDAY MEET

Plans for tho formation - of ithe Richmond City Polo league will be

completed at a meeting of players and ;

promoters in tfie coliseum, at 7:30 o'clock Friday ' evening. Tentative plans Indicate that a league consisting of four teams, will open about January 10. All teams will play on the same night. 4 Judging from tho available material, Richmond polo fans will be treated to one of the fastest City olo? leagues that has ever been formed in this city. A number of these players have received attractive offers from eastern' teams to play. Including Lou and Sox Quigly, Ike Houghton, Walt Evans, Harrison Fry and Harry O'Mctz. An effort will be made to have four well balanced teams compose tho league so that no one team will have a walk-away in winning the champinoship. George Brehm has offered a silver lovihg cup to the winning "-Sim. If possible, the first practice for the prospective teams will be heir in ibe coliseum Monday, evening. For this reason all players interested in the league aro .urged to bo present .at Friday's meeting ' Following are players that are expected to make up tho teams: Sox Quigley.v Lou Qulgley, Walt Evans, Harrison . Fry. Harry O'Mctz, Don Long, Vernon Eubank, Pete Kem, Lou Shallenberg, Ralph Nicodcmus, Bill Stolle, Ike Essenmacher, Date Geyer, Bob Mitchell. Don Gordon, Russ Hawokotte, Dutch Brunton. Dink Minor, Carl Reid. Los Williams, Joe Bula, Iko Houghton, Fred Clark and Tax Brad-Held.

Quakers Ready for Game With CedcrviUe; Miami Contest is Possibility The final workout of the Quaker basketball squad for this year will be held in the Coliseum Wednesday after noon. The team Is in splendid shape and Coach Mowe hopes to be able to use subs against the Cedarvillo quintet, Thursday evening. The first two games on this year's schedule have been merely conditioning games, as the real tost for the QQuakers does not come until after Christmas. Rose Poly is booked as the first I. C. A- L. game. Mowe entertains but little doubt as to the outcome of this scrap. ' -. The first game of which the Quaker mentor is in doubt, and towards which all efforts will be directed, Is the Earlham-Wabash scrap at Crawfordsville, on January 16. Although it has been definitely decided that Ohio State will not meet Earlham, two games may be scheduled with the Miami basketball team. A telephone call was received by Coach Mowe from the Oxford school Tuesday evening, asking for a game Friday evening. Mowe was unable to accept, as following tho Cedarville game, several of the squad will go direct to their homes.

Bowling Notes

REUTHER'S AVERAGE HIGHEST III LEAGUE

In point of effectiveness, Grover Alexander of the Chicago Cubs, was :he leading pitcher of the National League last season, according to the averages made public Wednesday. The star hurier of the Chicago machine Qnished the season with an average of only 1.72 runs earned off him per 9 Inning games. However, in ranking the pitchers, according to the number of games won and lost, Alexander falls to twelfth. Reuther of the Reds tops the ranking pitchers with 19 games won and C lost. Two more Cincy pitchers come right behind Reuther in point of games won. They are Sallee and Fisher, while Barnes of the Giants, comes next. Fred Toney was the fifth ranking pitcher, while Hod Eller came next. Jim Vaughn was the leading strikeout art!Bt, fanning 141 during the seaion. Hod Eller was second with 137. Alexander came next with 121. The only no hit contest of the National League season was made by Hod Eller. He blanked St Louis May 11, 6 to 0. Ten strikeouts In one garner-was the most registered during the season. Eller, Meadows and Vaughn tied in this work. 'The record of National League pitchera who pitched at least 10 complete games follows: Pet. Name and club. GP. GW. GL.R. W.L. Alexander. Chi... 30 16 11 12 .503 Vauphn, Chi. 38 21 14 10 .600 Reuther, Cin 33 19 6 1 .760 Toney, N. Y 24 13 6 6 .684 Adams, Pitt 34 17 10 7 .630 Douglas. N. Y . 33 12 10 14 .545 Sallee. Cin. 29" 21 7 2 .7.r.0 Rudolph, Bos. .. 37 13 18 23 .419 Fisher, Cin 26 14 5. 3 .737 Smith, Brk 30 7 12 26 .368 Ring, Cin 32 10 9 16 .526 Cadore, Brk., ..35 14 12 15 .538 Eller, Cin -38 19 9 C .679 Barnes. N. Y., .. 38 25 9 4 .735 Nehf. N. Y 35 17 11 8 .607 Hendrix, Chi 33 10 14 24 .417 Benton, N.' Y., V." 35 17 11 9 " :607 Pfeffer, Brk 30 17 13 13 .567 Cooper, Pitt 35 19 13. 11 .594 .Mamaui, Brk.. ..30 10 12 20 -.4S5 Meadows. Fhila., 40 12 20 -25 .375 Miller, Pitt 32 13 12 17 .520 Doak. St. I 31 13 14 18 .481 Jacobs, St. L., . . 34 9 16 27 .360 Hamilton, Pitt.,.. 28 8 11 22 .421 Smith. Phil 34 5 13 30 .278 Grimes, Bvk 25 10 11 19 .476 Rixey, Phil 23 6 12 23 .333 Packard. Phil., ..21 6 8 21 .429 Hogg. Phil., .... 22 5 12 29 .294

Tuesday evening's City League bowling at Twigg's alleys, was feat

ured by the 2 out of 3 victory of the Wilson Cleaners over the Coco-Colas.

The Cokes had been coming like a house afire and were expected to trim the Cleaners. The Number 2 Casey five rolled 2 better scores than did the Haberdashers. High Icore for the evening went to Dick Zeyen, when he

upset 231 pins in the first game. High

average for the evening went to Blomeyer, of the Haberdashers, when be marked a total of C88 as the evening's

work.

Details of the performance are as

follows: K. C. Handicap 166 Pins. Player 1st 2nd 3rd T'l Av

Broderlck ...156 173 170 499 166

Zeyen 231 155 166 552 184

Pardlck 182 163 178 523 174 Selm 149 149 224 522 174 Smedinghoff. 166 158 166 490 163 Team tls.. 884 798 904 Lichtenfels Handicap 146 Pins Player 1st 2nd3rd T'l Av. Blomeyer 198 188 202 588 196 Dubbs 162 159 142 463 154 Smith 146 173 209 528 176 P. Llcht,fels .126 155 281 140 Tomlinson . . .204 202 159 565 188 Grottendick 148 ... 148 148 Team tls 836 870 867 High Score Zeyen. 231. High Average Blomeyer, 196. FELTHMN TRAMPS Player . 1st 2nd 3rd T1 Av Sherer 11 169 206 566 189 Todd 165 153 169 478 162 Meyers 188 193 202 583 194 Erk 149 139 149 437 146 Hoffman ....179 168 167 514 171 Team tls.... 872 822 893 WILSON CLEANERS Evans 213 153 195 561 187 Snavely 186 138 154 478 159 Stonecipher .185 155 189 52a 176 Spalding 174 158 160 492 164 Slade 121 164 203 48S 163

go to Otto Zavokas Erk, who, perhaps out of sympathy,' went Toddy ene bet

ter by collecting an average of 146

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Capt. Mage Meyers set the boys a

fine example by rolling three very

consistent games, averaging 194. ,

' Spalding, a new man with the Cleaners stepped right along last night, and

promises to be a .valuable addition to

the Claener force. After an absence of several weeks.

we were mighty gladtv see "Big Boy"

uvans, oacK in tne game again, ana ne

came back strong, bitting a 213 game

ana a 187 average. Dick Zeyen threatened to break up

the K. of C. No. 2-Haberdasher set In

the first game when he maliciously piled Up 231 pins. However, Dick was more careful In the last two games, and finally brought his average down

to 184 for the three games. "Sarg" Smith, the Haberdasher war horse, galloped right along last night, collecting; 209 pins In his last game. All Harry has to do is make up his mind to get them, and they fall. Our fullest sympathy went out to Capt Pete last night, for the scores he rolled are no indication of where, he was hitting them. They just wouldn't fall. Nor would they fall for "Dick" Grottendick, when he relieved Pete in the second game. We wonder whether the jinx is in the rolling position on the team. Capt Joe Smedinghoff must have threatened to buy Freddie Selms a Christmas gift for after rolling two miserable games, Freddie stepped out for a 224 count Talk to all ot your men Joe. Blomeyer collected high average for the evening with 196 wooden men. At that we noticed two open frames in his games which he might have made spares of. Bob Tomlinson, another man for the Haberdashers, was all set for a

Hi-Y Denounces Poor Sportsmanship at Came "The degree of success attained in life is dependant on the amount of control that the young man in able to bring to bear upon his energies," said E. C. Cllne, of the hieh school faculty, in addressing the Hi-Y club at the y. M. C A..' Tuesday evening. "Control" was the, subject. The club emphatically denounced 'the attitude of a large number of high school students who left the basketball game last Friday evening before Its close because Richmond was apparently beaten. A meetinjr of the social committee will be held Friday evening and final plans for the cc-ed party, to be given

on New Year's Eve, will be com-; plpted. i Tho Rev. J. J. Rae will make tV principal talk nt next Tuesday's meet- j Ing, and Tom Wilson, assistant secretary of the "Y", will sing. Instrumental music will hefurntshed by th HI-Y

orchestra, which Is directed by Harold Latta.

Team tls 879 768 901 . High Score Evans, 213. High Average Meyers, 194.

Between Strikes

What it took to stop those lordly Feltman Tramps in their mad rush

for the seat of honor in the City League, Ray Blade's aggregation ' of "Cleaners" produced lastf night and by administering theirv process ot "cleaning" they took the big two out of three from the Tramps. And. in the meantime, the K. of C. No. 2 wrecking crew was putting the skids under the Haberdashers for the better two of three. However, credit must be given the Haberdashers, even tho they lost for some pretty consistent games rolled by both teams. Newell Todd, who has been mystifying all of us. even bringing sorrow to our door, by his sensational bowling, was off form last night, dropping to a 162 average. But, the marbles

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200 average, after rolling- 104 and SOS In the first two games, bat the Goddess of 8plits Intervened In behalf of the pins in the last -game, allowing Bob but 159 pins.' Such Is life. We see a 121 score in Blade's games. Is this a typographical error? The Christmas tournament .began last nlgh, and as usual, King leads-mothers follow;," Taking Frank. Foster along as a partner last night, these two "old men" collected a total of

1386 pins in the doubles. King get

ting 740 of these and Fosler 646. Jack

Stonecipher and Evans are in second place with 1288 pins to their credit. As yet no singles have bees rolled. This tournament closes Wednesday night of nex week. It should be well patronized by that time as liberal handicaps Are being offered to those who de

serve them. .

Several of the players 2fthe squad give promise of developing into star players within the next two years. Some of those are Monger. Harkins, Mattox, Greene and Wilson. Martin and Gaylor have two years In high school but are already members of the first squad. With the exception of a short 10 minute scrimmage, the entire practice

m me couseum inesasy afternoon was spent in passing" Uto ball aad developing Of baaket eves amnnr tht f am.

i ward candidates. Dollins has missed

mo last two workouts on account of a sprained ankle, but will get, back into practice " Wednesday afternoon. Harding was also absent from Tuesday's practice. Although high school will be dis

missed on a 10 -day vaeatfo, begin-1 nln; Friday afternoon, the basketball squad will not be granted any respite. WABASH PLAYS DENTALS CRAWFORD8VILLE, Ind.. Dec 17. Up goes the curtain on Wabash college intercollegiate basketball Wednesday afternoon, when tho Indiana Dental five ot Indianapolis stack - up against the Scarlet five In the new gymnasium. . .u .i The game was postponed from last week because ot the coal shortage.

lAlthonrh tha Tooth Pnlltn sma not

ctarted their season In a very auspicious way. the Scarlet coaches aro

making every effort to get the sqi In top shape by ' game time. H

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H.S. Basket Squad Will Work During Vacation Although winning tho remaining games on the Richmond high school schedule is Important, it is the spring tourney that cither makes or breaks the red and white. It is toward winning the tourney that Coach Fries is shaping the team. On J wo occasions a Richmond high team won nearly every- game on Its schedule and yet at the tourney some dark horse team stepped in and copped the honors. The last two seasons has seen the high school team cop the district tourney honors. . Richmond high school coaches have

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