Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 45, Number 53, 13 January 1920 — Page 9

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, TUESDAY, JAN. 13, 1920.

OLDIU'RIVALSTO CLASH 111 WABASH EARLHAH CONTEST Three high schools are represented In the make-up of the Earlham first string basketball Dlarers. Pitts and

Robinson are graduates of Richmond high; Goar and Davis, of Tipton; and Lawler, Hall and Johnson formed the bulwarks of Thornton, when that team was state champion. .Wabash, with whom Earlham will clash Friday night, is composed of former Crawfordsville and Lebanon high school stars. All of the schools were hitter rivals In high school circles and Friday's scrap at Crawfordsville will see the revival or ancient school spirit. Goar and Davis played on the Tipton Independents during the Christmas vacation, and trimmed Wabash by three points margin. Coach Mowe is confident the Quakers will offer considerable opposition to the Scarlet basket machine. The same feeling: prevails in Crawfordsvllle for the Quakers threw a scare Into I. C. A. L. by the performance aeainst the Indiana Dentals. . Quaker prospects were handed a severe blow when "Winston Huff, promising contender for a regular berth 'on the Varsity, dislocated his knee during Monday afternoon's workout His knee had never quite healed from an injury received on the football field last fall. Hadley, who showed great promise a - . 1 , 111 . am oeiore unnsunas, prooaoiy wm ue um of the game- for the rest of the year, B hi a tnnt Was onerated on and will hardly heal for a month.. The Earlham-Em.Roe game on Jan. 28 probably will not be preceded by a curtain raiser, as It will have to be started at 7:30. which would cause the curtain raiser to get under way handles both have requested games with the Earlham freshmen for this sdatei Richmond Seconds WiU Play Muncie Seconds as Curtain Raiser to Big Game , Richmond high school will have iu voaucei u uiuiuyu uici wuuun high school Friday night, as the Richmond second team will hook up with the Muncie seconds in a curtain raiser to the Varsity game. Coach Fries will keep the squad working at top speed. He is trying to develop a scoring combination, but Reed is the only player on' the squad showing any basket accuracy. Fries Is pleased with the showing made by . Monger and "Wilson and these players - will compose the seven men traveling team; Monger as forward, and Wilson as floor guard. - Tuesday's workout for the high Fchool equad will be held on the coliseum floor. A Becond team will be picked at the conclusion of Tuesday's .workout and will practice In preparation for Friday's game. e-0 "Sweetie" RIsberg. Charley RIsberg, White Sox shortstop, has decided there's more money in making restaurant hash and doling out $1 eggs sunny-side up than there is in baseball. Therefore: Good-bye baseball. At least that's the noise from San Francisco, his home town. Swede says he's discontented with the salaries baseball pays and would rather be out on the coast in some steady business. . . The Swede, as he la affectionately called, was born in Frisco, October 13, 1894. He began playing ball there when twenty. Then he went to the lx)s Angeles Pacilc Coast team. The White Sox obtained him in 1917 and he played short most of that year and the next. In the 1919 world's series Riaberg fielded well and manager to collect a couple of hits one of them a triple. The queen of Belgium is the first woman in nineteen years to pass inside the garden walls of the historic Spanish mission of Santa Barbara. - EndsStubborn Coughs in a Hurry 'Tor real elTertlvrnena, this old home-made remedy bas no eqosl. Easily cheaply prepared. Youll never know how quickly a bad congh can be conquered, until you try tli is famous old home-made remedy. Anyone who has couched all day and all night, will say that the immediate voHof oirpn ia almost like magic. It takes but a moment to prepare, and really there is notntng oetxer lor coupns. Into a pint bottle, put 2 ounces of Tinex; then add plain cranulated sugar syrup to make a full pint. Or you can use clarified molasses, honey, or corn svrup, instead of sugar syrup. Either wav, the full pint saves about twothirds of the money usually spent for coujrh preparations, and cives you a more positive, effective remedy. It keens per'fectlv, and tastes pleasant children like it. You can feel this take hold instantlv, Eoothinjr and healing the membranes in nil the air passages. .It promptly loosens a drvy' tight cough, and soon you will notice the phlegm thin out and then disappear altogether. A day's ue will ' usually break up an ordinary throat or lironcallis, croup, uuansvucoa, uu uiuuchil asthma. . ' P!rex is a most valuable concentrated compound of genuine Norway pine ex"tract, the most reliable remedy for throat and chest ailments. To avoid disappointment, ask your druggist for ounces of Pinex" with unit Arnt. ,M,nf sknvtfiinfr else. Guaranteed to give absolute satisfaction or money refunded.The Pinex Co., Ft. Wayne, Ind.

Bowling Notes

Shorty Owen's Jumbos annexed two out of three games from the Easy Pull quintet on Twiggs alleys Monday night. Much interest was attached to this contest as the "Coremakers" tried hard to pull out of the cellar. . ;The champion Empire five strengthened their hold on the top rung, taking iwu gm 01 mree scraps irom the Kentucky aggregation. One of the highest team totals of the season was recorded when the Empires totaled 876 in the second match. The Light Draft five were running under a "forced uitui ia.su mgm ana steamed away from the HnnnUra with h ' vm V VU5 of two scores. High score, of the. evening was claimed oy scnissler, of the Hoosiers, and Wells, of the Empires, both shooting 195. - Muhl was awarded high average with 180 for mree games, rue scores:

c Hoosiers. Player 1st 2nd 3rd Tl. A v. Schissler ...153 195 144 492 164 Schalk ...... 84 119 134 337 112 Poole '...171 125 161 457 152 Kreigbaum ..110 144 119 373 124 Knight ....... 167 172 131 470 157 Team totals.. 685 755 689 ... ... tight Draft. Player 1st 2nd 3rd Tl. Av. Miller .161 164 149 474 158 Winkle 164 134 179 477 159 Stephens ....129 127 140 396 ' 132 Way 170 164 154 488 163 Haner 118 150 176 444 148 Team totals.. 742 739 798

High score Schisslor, 195. High average Schissler, 164.

Kentucky's. Player 1st 2nd 3rd Tl. Av. Gardner 141 188 190 519 173 Reis ........153 156 130 439 146 Olinger 115 128 116 359 120 Burke 144 125 121 390 130 Sample ..182 182 155 519 173 Team totals. .735 779 722 ... . ... Empires. Player 1st 2nd 3rd Tl. Av. Epping 117 166 147 430 143 Rothert 98 169 135 402 134 Boyce 127 193 190 510 170 Williams ....124 153 129 406 135 Wells',. 161 195 143 499 166 Team totals. .627 876 744 .. ...

High score Wells, 195. High average Gardner, 173; Sam ple, 173. Jumbos. Player 1st 2nd 3rd Tl Av. White . 134 133 161 428 143 Owens 136 162 178 476 159 Williams .111 145 131 387 129 Muhl .159 192 190 541 180 Parker 122 160 94 376 125 Team totals.. 662 792 754 Easy Pulls. Player 1st 2nd 3rd Tl. Av. E. Way 153 165 165 483 161 Porter 147 110 93 350 117 Price 106 121 124- 351 117 Lane ........170 123 123 416 139 Ellis ...163 185 171 519 173 Team totals.. 739 704" 676 ... . High score Muhl, 192. , High average Muhl, 180. MIAMI U. TO -PLAY OXFORD, O., Jan. 13. Miami Uni versity's basketball team will leave on Friday for Ada, O., where Ohio Northern University will be played on Friday evening. ' On Saturday evening Miami will play Wittenberg College at Springfield. -

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It is too bad the American league pitching averages are not as. complete as the National league's. One of the most important details missing from the American league records is the number of games won and lost by the pitchers. Walter Johnson is the leader, but the fans do not know how many victories he turned in during the season nor how many times he was defeated. Cicotte and Williams were the mainstays of the White Sox staff, but the number of Chicago victories that pair accounted for is not known. Jesse Barnes was the only pitcher in the National league to turn in 25 winning efforts last season. Who in the American league equalled his featT By eliminating the games won and lost columns the American league pitchers, whose contracts carried clauses which provided for a bonus In the event that they won a certain number of games, are left in the dark, unless they were .wise enough to record their victories and defeats in a notebook" as the season went along. Besides rating the pitcher according to the number of earned runs scored against him, the National league averages show how he stands according to the number of games won and lost. The records also Include the number of contests finished by each hurler. All of this interesting dope is missing from the American league figures. Bantamweight Champion Pete Herman wants to turn featherweight and go after Johnny Kilbane's title. Herman believes that Kilbane ia all in and that he could beat him in a twenty-round battle if Kilbane were forced to make 122 pounds ringside. When Kid Williams held the bantam title he got an idea that he could dethrone Kilbane. But in that affair, Williams was the one who had gone back and he proved to be rather easy for the featherweight champion. Williams was a .rusher and in his anxiety to score a knockout within the sixth round IfmIt he left many openings for Kilbane's counters. Herman is a careful boxer of an entirely different type. He might be able to get the verdict over the champion in a New Orleans ring. The Brooklyn club has announced the release of Outfielder Davey Hickman and Lewis Malone to Roger Bresnahan's Toledo club of the American Association. Hickman has been quite a disappointment in Brooklyn. He played, with the Baltimore Feds in 1915 and because of his speed he was called the second Ty Cobb. But he never showed much speed in Brooklyn and has been inclined to take on weight. Bresnahan is trying vallently to OVER-ACIDITY h of the stomach .has upset many a nighf rest If your stomach is acid disturbed, dissolve two or three on the tongue before retiring and enjoy refreshing sleep. The purity and goodness of Ki-moid guaranteed by SCOTT & BOWNE MAKERS OF SCOTTS EMULSION

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