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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, FRIDAY, JAN. 23, 1920
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BLOOD IN, EYES OF r EARLHAM, BUTLER, FOR SCRAP TONIGHT
. Overconfidence will not prevail when the opening whistle Is sounded for the Earlham-Butler basketball scrap In the coliseum tonight. The . squad realizes this ailinent was partly responsible for the surprise sprung by Rose Poly. The team may start the game minus three regulars, as Johnson, Lawler and Hall are stfll "under the weather" from the 'manhandling received from Wabash last week, and heavy colds contracted this week. Davis, weighing around 180 pounds, can step in at backguard, in case Captain Johnson is out of the scrap. Robinson and Goar make a high class pair of forwards and would fit snugly in the breach made by the absence of Hall and Lawler. Herb Carey and Cy Pitts are in tip-top shape, although Edwards . and Raiford could relieve thi3 pair and still cause Coach Mowe to have a formidable line-up. Coach John Head is bringing his squad of eight Butler basket tossers to avenge previous defeats by Earlham. Butler was swamped under the Quaker attack on two occasions last season, and the treatment still rankleB. Butler Hopes to Win. Backers of the Indianapolis school are confident their team will either trim the Quakers or else hold them to a small score. The Butler team is composed of letter men, under the leadership of a crafty and experienced mentor He has not been working with the team all season, yet one week after he took over the reins, Rutler caused Rose Poly to go five minutes overtime before the Engineers could 0 " win The next week Butler defeated state Normal Now all the energies of the coach and team are centered upon Coach Mowe's squad. Earlham rooters are expecting the , Christians to put up a stiff argument in tonight's scrap as Butler always shows the best form of the season when, pitted against Earlham. This was proven in the football contest last fall. No curtain raiser will be played as Butler has to make train connections. This means that play will be started promptly at 7:30. Bacon, who refereed the last home game of the Earlham clan, will be on the job for the Butler game. FANS WANT LEAGUE BALL; PEP NEEDED Baseball fans are evidencing a cooperative spirit to save the valuable plant of the Richmond Exhibition company, which Is doomed to be dismantled unless the directors receive the fcupport of the city. The directors have been urged by many persons interested in sports to make every possible effort to maintain the company and to obtain league ball for Richmond this season. Elsewhere in this Issue will be found a detailed statement of the financial aspects of the situation and a presentation of what will be required to meet the emergency. Fans evidently want league ball in 1920. The wish can be gratified if : the supporters of the sport rally to 4 the aid of the dir-e"i-s of the Richjnond Exhibition company. They have preserved the park for ball purposes since the season of 1917. They can not be expected to go ahead with the project unless support of a tangible kind is forthcoming.
Bowling Notes
Last night's bowling at Twigg's alleys was according to "dope," as the A. S. M. team was picked to win two out of three games from the Wilson Cleaner aggregation, while Hill's Laddies were counted upon to trim the fast slipping Kaysee team. Wilson's Cleaners rolled three better games than the Seeders, but the greater handicap of the latter offset the better scores of the former. The same condition held true in the Kay-see-Laddie title. High score and high average for the evening were awarded "Big Boy" Evans, who topped 223 pins for high score and a general average of 198. The above games marked the close of the third section of the City league schedule. The final section will start next Tuesday night, but with six teams of the league having increased handicaps, Feltman's Tramps and the "Cokes" being the only exceptions to the rule. Following la a detailed account of last night's performance: Wilson's Cleaners. (Handicap, 146 pins.)
Player 1st 2nd 3rd Tl
'SHAMROCKS WILL
BATTLE MARINES
Evans 198 Snaveley ....176 Nick 174 Stonecipher . .140 Slade 156
Team totals.
844 A.
174 160
173 195 189 891 5. M.
223 126 195 149 149 884
595 462 542 495 494
Av. 198 154 181 175 165
The first of a series of games to settle the supremacy of the independent basketball teams of Richmond, will be pulled off in the Garfield Gym next Wednesday night when the Shamrocks and Panhandles engage.
The Shamrocks were formerly the Marines but have been playing under
the Shamrock title this season. The Panhandles are a new team in the field, but they have met the strongest fives in this vicinity. The Shamrocks have used practically the same line-up for three years, starting out when the members of the squad were in high school. The Panhandles include ' "Chick" Graffis, former high school star, and "Bill" Williams, also a former high school player. The Shamrocks will start next Wednesday's game with George Cannon and Carl Runnels at forward, Don Cutler at the pivot position, and Harold Runnels and Gaylor
in the guard positions. Brehm, Dillon, Faye and Aiken are other members.
Economy Take, JJWELTERWEIGHTS TO
High score Kelley. 202. High average; Kelley, 191. ADD BOWLING The Spenders of the Natco factory bowline leaerue. lived ud to their name
thy "spending" three games to the
Grafters on the Y alleys Thursday night. High score for the evening was annexed by Shepman, who rolled 208 in the third game. He also grabbed of average honors with 178. Details follow: Grafters. 1st 2nd 3rd Riley 121 122 150 Strickler 105 124 111 Shriner 114 131 106 Smith 118 146 116 Shepman 175 150 209 Totals 633 673 692 Spenders. 1st 2nd 3rd
Gehring 123 177 168
Clark 7o Sperling 107 Tibbets 119
Junior High Sports
Pet. 770 652 616 500 348 142 Pet. 910 037 455 455 273 273
Following is final standing of the Garfield basketball league which ended last Wednesday:
Large Team's stanamg. Team Won. Lost. Calkins 1 ? Hentlage 9 jj Anderson 8 o Chris 7 7 Tieeson 5 9 Johnson 2 12 Small Teams. Team- Won. Lost. Hunt 10 9 Hart I Thompson'.... Schools 5 c Wickelt 3 8 nrl orson 3 8
On two occasions- the Garfield Varsity basketball team walloped the high school freshmen by overwhelming scores, the first game ending 45 to 6. and the last tilt resulting 42 to 5. Good, Bentlage, Calkins, Norton, Anderson, Kessler and Martzell composed the Garfield squad. Sauter, Alexander, Clark, Babylon, Unthank and Knopf represented the high school freshmen. T loses Tough One to New Madison Team The breaks of the game were gainst them, and consequently the Richmond Y. M. C. A. team was defeated 22 to 21 at New Madison, Thursday night. The game started as a walk-away. New Madison led, 12 to ( nt the end of the first half. The "Y" team staged a comeback in the second half and the score was 21 to 20, the home team leading, when i.i lace ilinn n minntp rf nlav
s 1 1 1 1 UUl 1 i. - - - Porter dribbled down the floor and
caged a seemingly legiumaie goai. i lie i. -1 : ,1 onuTit hnwpvpr 1 li o
Richmond forward had run out of
bounds. 1'orter, unappei ana uoae starred for the losing team while Jennings scored most of the New Madison joints.
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(Handicap, 185 pins.) Player 1st 2nd 3rd Tl. Av. Way 205 191 175 571 190 Roach 146 150 208 504 168 Groan 161 164 165 490 163
Ellis 166 143 165 474 158 Haner 160 172 122 454 151 Team totals.. 838 820 835 High score Evans, 223. High average Evans, 198.
Casey No. 1. (Handicap, 146 pins.) Player 1st 2nd 3rd
Klinger .....167 191 165 Quinllvan ....130 164 149 Mercurlo ..159 172 145 Kelley 202 180 191 R. Lichtenf els 176 169 .194 Team totals.. 834 876 844 Hill's Laddies. (Handicap, 211 pins Player 1st 2nd 3rd Lahrman 189 163 199 E. Hill Ill F. R. Ryan... 177 123 156 Dr. Gentle.... 164 144 161 Runge 142 183 181 Joe Hill 190 170 Teamtotals ..783 808 867
Tl. Av.
523 174 443 148 476 158 573 19'1 539 179
Tl. Av. 556 185 111 111 456 152 409 156 506 169 360 180
96 123
115 72 89 131
H. Bockhoff 122 148 115
Totals 546 634 609 A continuation schedule for the City Bowling League was completed Thursday. The schedule includes games for the remainder of the season until and including Thursday, March 11. The schedule follows: Tuesday, Ja. 27. Lichtenfels vs. Wilson Cleaners and Coca Colas vs. Hill's Laddies. Thursday, Jan. 29. K. of C. No. 2 vs. A. S. M. and Feltman Tramps vs. K. of C. No. 1. Tuesday. Feb. 3. K. of C. No. 2 vs. K. of C. No. 1 and A. S. M. vs. Feltman Tramps. Thursday, Feb. 5. Lichtenfels vs. Hill's Laddies and Coca Colas vs. Wllson Cleaners. Tuesday, Feb. 10. Lichtenfels vs. Feltman Tramps and K. of C. No 1 vs. A. S. M. Thursday, Feb. 12. Coca Colas vs. K. of C. No. 2 and Hill's Laddies vs. Wilson Cleaners. Tuesday, Feb. 17. Feltman Tramps vs. Wilson Cleaners and K. of C. No. 2 vs. Lichtenfels. Thursday, Feb. 19. K. of C. No. 1 vs. Coca Colas and A. S. M. vs. Hill's Laddies. , Tuesday, Feb. 24. Coca Colas vs. Feltman Tramps and Lichtenfels vs. A. S. M. Thursday, Feb. 26. Wilson Cleaners vs. K. of C. No 1 and Hill's Lad-
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H. S. WITH HOPES HIGH, AT NEWCASTLE The Richmond high school basket
ball squad, accompanied by Coach Fries and Manager Vernon, ' were to leave for Newcastle on the 3:50 p. m. train, Friday. A large delegation of
rooters accompanied the team and a number of automobile parties will make the trip. Coach Fries excused the squad from practicing Thursday afternoon, as the effects of the continuous workouts are beginning to tell. Prospects for a victory over the Rose City team are bright. Although critics agree Richmond could wallop Cambridge City, and though the latter team trimmed Rushville, beat New Castle, the "dope bucket" has a habit of upsetting this season. Light on Tournament Tonight's game will shed light as to probable winner of the district tourney at Newcastle the first part of March. If Richmond wins from the representatives of the reen and White, then they will have the edge as Newcastle has beaten Spiceland.- considered one of the strongest contenders, twice. Coach Fries announced just before leaving, that Dollins at center, Loehr and Reed forwards, and Wilson and Price, would compose Richmond lineup at the start of the game. Monger will be held in readiness, as he is considered a member of the Varsity. In addition, Motley and Harkins were taken as substitutes.
The Economy Independent basketball team won a hard fought game from the Spartansburg Independents, at Spartansburg, Wednesday evening, 19 to 13. The game resembled football at times, but Economy won out solely by superior team work. Fleming and Clements led .the scoring for the winners, each garnering three field goals. The Economy
five will meet the Hagerstown Independents, at Hagerstown, Saturday night.
H. S. GAMES AT OXFORD. OXFORD, Ohio, Jan. 23 Tho McGuffey high school basket ball teams first and second will this evening play the first and second teams of the Camden high school. The games will be played in Miami university gymnasium. The Oxford high school boys will, at the same time, play the College Corner high sch?ol team, in the town hall.
Oscar Mathleton. Oscar Mathieson, great Norwegian skater, ha3 tried twice to dethrone
Bobby McLean, American speed king
and world s champion skater. Each time he failed. And now In a few
days, Oscar will get another chance.
McLean has sailed for Norway to
meet Mathieson in a series of six races there. Mathieson had beaten everyone in Norway and nearby European countries could produce in the skating game for several years previous to 1916 and fairly raced himself out of competition in Europe. McLean had been setting the Ice world on fire on this side of the Atlantic In the meantime and Mathieson challenged, the U. S. star for the world's title. McLean accepted and the men were signed for a series of 12 races. Six of the races were staged at Chicago and eix in St. Paul. And, sweet patoodie. McLean won 11 of the 12 races and lost the other because of an accident. One of the course flags became loose and fell on the ice. McLean tripped over this and fell. Last winter Mathieson came to America again in an attempt to beat McLean and Bobby bested him in the
j four races in which they met. Mathieson, on both trips, staed that the I Emaller rinks here handicapped him i and that he could not hit his best
j speed. The appearance of McLean on
the larger Norwegian courses will prove the mprit of Mathieson's statement. That Mathieson is a wonderful skater is admitted. But "American skating experts are banking on McLean to return with his crown untarnished.
dies vs. K. of C. No. 2. Tuesday, Mar. 2. Hill'B Laddies vs. Feltman Tramps and Wilson Cleaners vs. K. of C. No. 2.
L Thursday, Mar. 4. Lichtenfels vs.
K. of C. No. 1 and Coca Colas vs. A. S. M. Tuesday, Mar. 9. Feltman Tramps vs. K. of C. No. 2 and Coca Colas vs. Lichtenfels. Thusrday, Mar. 11. Wilson Cleaners vs. A. S. M. and Hill's Laddies vs. K. of C. No. 1.
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Next Monday's 10 round bout be-, tween Joe Walters, of Conner svill. and Yank Druley, of Centervllle, will settle the welterweight championship of Indiana, claimed by both scrappers . Walters is a trifle too heavy for a welterweight, however, but still is too light for a middleweight. For this reason he trains hard to get rid of superfluous weight Jimmie Dalton, who is to oppose Frankle Nessler in the last bout of the evening, arrived in Richmond Thursday and went through a stiff workout for the enjoyment of a large number of Richmond fight fans who gathered in Billy Benson's gymnasium
on Main street Nessler Is being picked to have the better of Monday's tilt but onlookers of Dalton's workout differ. . All proceeds, above expenses, of Monday's tourney, will be given to the Richmond Exhibition company as a starter towards the liquidation of the $3,500 dollar debt of the company. Local fans are strong for the prospect of league ball In Richmond next sum-
mer. and promise to .pacV tne Coliseum next Monday night. " BARBERS ASK INCREASE. A smalt Increase-In their pay was decided upon by the member cf the Barbers' Union who met Wednesday. According to one of the officials the increase ill be a slight one and will probably not effect the prices.
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