Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 45, Number 33, 19 December 1919 — Page 13

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TKLEGRA2L FRIDAY, DEC. 19, 1919.

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CEDARVILLE EASY

It has been several years since an Earlham basketball team has been -defeated by the representative's of an Ohio school and the same at Cedarvllle, Thursday evening, proved no exception, Earlham winning by the overwhelming score of 68 to 10. Coach Mowe bod expected consider able opposition. Tho Ohio team averaged several pounds lighter than the Quakers. ' Cedarville put up a better scrap than the score Indicates, but was unable to score a field goal until Mowe ' had sent In his entire oocond team. Earlham was unable to use the five man defense effectively on account of tho small floor, but tho "play a man" style was successful. b As usual Lawler was tho Individual scoring light tor the Quakers, several of his' shots being sensational.

cellar since the beginning of the season. The Cokes gained the third position by walloping the Number 1 Case team three straight games. The nearest the .Cas'eys came to winning a game was in the first match, by 71 pins. Hill's Laddies finished the 1919 season in grand style, taking two out of three games from the A. 8. M. Jones, of the Cokes, went wild and hung up three 200 scores for an average of 213. Champion Art King was a little off form as the best be could do was 168, the lowest on his team. Details are as follows: K. of C. No. 1

(Handicap 146 pins)

Junior High Sports

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171 174 168 154

Bowling Notes

CITY LEAGUE STANDING. Team. Won. Lost. Pet Feltman'B Tramps .. 22 11 .667 Wilson's Cleaners ..19 -14 .G76 Coco-Colas 18 15 .546 K. of C. No. 1 16 17 .485 K. of C. No. 2 16 17 .485 Lichtenfels 16 17 .485 A. S. M 14 19 .445 Hill's Laddies 11 22 .333 The close of the first half of the City League shows the Feltman Tramp quintet leading the league by a three game margin. The first part of the season the Tramps did not do much but durlnx the last 6 weeks have won steadily. The Coca-Colas have advanced from seventh to third place and critics pick the Tramps and Cokes to bo fighting it out for 'premier honors tn the last half of the season. The Number 1 Casey team, after leading the league the first part of the season, has dropped into a triple tie for fourth place. Hill's Laddies have never been out of the

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182 113 138 154 193

3rd Tl. 150 603 169 456 196 603 154 462 186 658

Av. 168 152 167 154 186

Team Totals 846 780 855 COCA COLAS (Handicap lie pins) Player 1st 2nd 3rd Tl. Av. King 174 145 186 505 168 Jones 213 212 213 638 213 Fosler 170 201 148 195 173 H, Smith ... 190 165 189 534 178 Bennett 170 156 178 604 168

Team Totals 917 869 914 High Score Jones, 213. High Average Jones, 213. A. 8. M. (Handicap 196 pins) Player 1st 2nd 3rd Tl. Way 170 142 158 470 Roach 148 162 128 438 Groan 152 148 146 446 Epplng 135 135 Haner 181 150 167 498 EUIS 181 150 167 498

Team Totals 786 776 743 HIIjL'S LADDIES (Handicap 206 pins) Player 1st 2nd 3rd Tl. Dr. Gentle . . 155 169 144 468 Fr. Ryan ... 140 163 128 431

'Lahnnan ... 158 152 137 447

Hill 138 151 157 446 Runge 180 135 199 514 Team Totals 771 770 765 High Score -Runge. 199. High Average Runge, 171.

Av. 157 146 149 135 166 166

U 156 144 149 146 171

The small Whites were victorious In two out of three games in the basketball contests staged in tho Garfield gymnasium . Thursday afternoon. School's team were the only defenders of the purple to emerge with the long end of the score, the game ending 4 to 3. Hart's quintet trimmed Hunt's five by a 7 to 6 count, while the Andersons and Wlcketts battled to a 2 to 1 score. Tho only points scored being by the free throw route.

Centcrville Quint Trounces Eldotado; Score is 58 to 14 Centerville further strengthened Its claim upon the independent basketball championship of Wayne county when the strong Eldorado quintet was snowed under a 68 to 14 score at Centerville Thursday evening. The visitors were outclassed In every department and only the good work of Motley saved them from a worse defeat. Simmons, center, and Bertsch, back guard, formed the Centerville scoring machine.

Sigerfoot Post to Give Trapshbot at Arcanum A trap shoot will be given by the General Edward Sigerfoos post of the American Legion, on the John Smith farm, adjoining the west side of the corporation line at Arcanum, Ohio, on Wednesday and Thursday, Dec. 31 and Jan. 1. The shoot will start at 10 a. m., each day and is open to amtaeur and professional trap shooters. Lunch and refreshments will be served on the grounds. A dance will be given in Ries Hall on New Year's Eve. at Arcanum and a special orchestra has been obtained.

Marines Play Eldorado;

Teams are Evenly Matched The Richmond Marines Journey to Eldorado. Friday evening, and a hot

scrap is promised. The Marines and

Eldorado are about evenly matched. This was proved In the Whitewater game when the Marines got between 86 to 25. The Eldorado-Whitewater gamVended 33 to 20. The Marines will probably play the Newcastle Independents next Friday. Following are those that will make the trip to Eldorado: Runnels, Mansfield and Cannon, forwards; H. Runnels, center; Dillon and 8herry, guards. CENTER TO MEET GEORGIA LOUISVILLE. Ky., Dec. 19 Center College and Georgia Tech have signed to meet on the gridiron Oct. 80. either at Louisville or at Danville, in 1920. Centre meets Harvard on Oct 23. In past years the Tech game would have meant much to Centre, but now it is considered but little more than a practice affair. BOB MARTIN WILL BOX 8MITH AT CAMP CU8TBR BATTLE CREEK. Mich., Dec. 19 Bob Martin, heavyweight champion of the American Expeditionary Forces, will box ten rounds with Sergt. Ray Smith of Camden. N. J., at Camp Custer Friday. Efforts are being made to have Gen. Pershing attend the show, as he will be at Camp Custer on his inspection tour on the date named. MEXICO RECOGNIZES NEW LATIN GOVERNMENTS WASHINGTON, Dec. 19. Mexico has officially recognized the new governments of Peru and Honduras, according to advices from Mexico City today. At the time of the recent revolution In Peru, President Carranza announced he would not recognize any government that came into power by revolution.

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