Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 45, Number 64, 26 January 1920 — Page 9

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, MONDAY, JAN. 26, 1920.;

page; nine:

ARLHAM HOPES FOR VICTORY IN

EM-ROE CONTEST

tory over the Em-Roe basketball team in the Coliseum Wednesday night. A victory over the Em-Roe live will place Earlham on the same step as Wabash and Purdue for state championship. However, trimming the Em-Roes la going to be a hard undertaking, as the team has lost but two games to Wabash and Purdue, and these early in the season. They demonstrated their class last Friday night, when they defeated the Ft Wayne K. of C. team by a close score. The K. of C. team includes such stars as Bacon, Stonebreaker and Zimmerman. Encouraged by the brand of basketball displayed by Earlham against Butler, Richmond will back the Quakers to the limit.

After two days' rest, the Quaker

clan will practice in the Coliseum Monday afternoon. All members of the squad are in splendid physical con

dition except Lawler, who is still suf

fering from rough treatment received over a week ago. Tickets for the Em-Roe game were placed on sale at the Westcott pharm-

acy Saturday morning, and as the number is limited to 100, the demand

is expected to be greater than the supply. No curtain raiser will be played as the Em-Roes are compelled to make

early train connections that requires the game to get started at not later

than 7:30 p. m. "Deak" Regan, who in spare time coaches the Spiceland

academy basketball team and is also principal of that school, will officiate

ywv Wednesday's game. It is doubtful if Lawler will start

the game against the Em-Roes. How

ever, Mowe has Ooar all primed to

step into the lime-light. The Quaker line-up will Include Herb Carey at

center; Hall, Lawler and Goar, forwards; and Pitts. Raiford and John

non, guards. The Em-Roes will have

Kline and Schoeneman at forward:

Smith, center; and Behrent, Feeney

ana Babb, guards. Feeney acts as cap tain for the team.

Will Box Bud Wallace

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Dr. Bond Announces His

Candidacy for Coronor Coroner S. Edgar Bond announced

Monday that he would seek the nomination for coroner on the Republican ticket at the forthcoming primaries. As it is an unwritten rule to give the coroner two terms without a contest, it is probable that he will have no opposition.

CENTRAL LEAGUE

TO MEET FEB. 1 President E. W. Dickerson, of the

Central league, has announced that

the meeting at which final organiza

tion plans for the league wiU be made Is to be held in Grand Rapids, Sunday, Feb. 1, according to Grand Rapids dispatches. Representatives from Fort

Wayne, Richmond, Lansing, Benton Harbor,' Kalamazoo, Jackson, and Muskegon will be in attendance. James Frank, former president of the Southern Michigan association, is after the Jackson franchise. F. Sap-

geant and Cal Mohny want to get be

hind a club in Kalamazoo; Rudy huiswitt wants to land the Fort Wayne

berth and Floyd Fitzslmmons ia inter

ested in a franchise for Benton

Harbor.

Eddie McCarron.

Eddie McCarron, fighting at 130 pounds, will mix with Bud Wallace in

the first fight of the card at the coli seum tonight. He is from Piqua, O.

PLAYERS SWARM FOR

, LEAGUE BALL HERE

Richmond will have no difficulty in assembling a good baseball team, in ease the fans of the city decido that

they want league baseball here next reason. Already several minor league

leaders have offered to manage a Qua-

ker team, and a number of players

nave signified their willingness to rep

resent a Quaker aggregation in either

of the three circuits offered to local

baseball backers.

Quick action would be necessary.

however, if the fans decide to support

the game, as the training season is loss than two months distant, and con

siderable time would be necessary to organize a machine that would do credit to Richmond. - The team would naturally have a harder grade to make, in preparing for the season, than would teams of older league cities, as those team3 have been playing together to some extent, for several years, as it would - have to be built up entirely new. V Others in Same Boat. In this respect, however, the Quakers would not be alone, as Fort Wayne would have to reorganize a team, and any handicap that might result in this move in Richmond would be shared by the upstaters. Definite plans for financing league baseball here next season will be announced at a meeting of the directors of the Exhibition company Tuesday evening, and their desires in the matter of league baseball. ' Men interested In the game here have predicted that htere will be plenty of support for the team, once the league is organized, with Richmond holding a franchise. What is needed at present, however, is enough interest in the game to injure an even financial break during the season, and the rest will take rare of itself, and the Richmond Exhibition company will be able to give high class baseball here next summer.

TECHNICAL NEXT TO

FACE RICHMOND H. S.

That the Richmond high school bas

ketball squad has gone "stale" is the

opinion of local basketball observers

The squad has been holding workouts five times a week since the latter part of November, and now the strain is

beginning to tell. The squad was in the. best condition of the season two

weeks ago.

To remedy this, Coach Fries will hold but two, perhaps three, workouts this week. The strong Technical high

school basketballers will invade Rich

mond Friday night, and Fries hopes

to have the local team in good shape

"Tech" beat Richmond by a close

score last season, at Indianapolis, and

igh school students hope for revenge

Winning from Technical high Is go

ing to be a difficult proposition, as the

latter school has made the best bas

ketball record of any institution in In

dianapolis. However, Huntington holds a victory over "Tech" and Richmond fans are hopeful Richmond will be

able to duplicate Huntington's per

formance.

Two new basketball players, Russell Brown and John Livingstone, will be added to the Richmond squad. Brown was the principal unit of the strong Mooresville high school team last winter, and his addition to the squad will aid Richmond's drive for the district tourney championship. Livingston is a big player, standing within a half of inch of six feet, who has had considerable basketball experience playing with Y. M. C. A. teams, and also with the Great Lakes basketball team while in the navy. He will offer opposition to Dollins for the tipoff job. Either the Technical high seconds or a Y. M. C. A. team will meet the Richmond second team in a curtain raiser Friday night.

Richmond fight fans can rest assur

ed that a high class boxing exhibition is to be staged in the coliseum Monday nighty as Billy Benson, promoter, announces that any one not satisfied with the fight, -will be refunded his money.

To insure- further a good exhibition,

the Richmond boxing commission met

. JUBILANT OVER VICTORY. OXFORD," O., Jan. 26. Jubilant over

its defeat of Ohio Northern university

Saturday night .by a 21 to 12 score.

Miami university's basketball team

today started hard praetice-in prepara

tion for its first battle with the Uni

versity of Cincinnati, in this village,

this week end. This, it is generally conceded, will be Miami's ' hardest

game of the season thus far, and like

all contests between Miami and Cin

cinnati, it will be a fight from start to finish."' '

NATCO RUNS UP SCORE The Natco indoor baseballers won a

lopsided game from the Fry-Glovers

in the Y. M. C. A. Saturday mgnt. z&

to 10. The "toolmakers" sent 12 runs

across in the second inning. Bods

was mainly responsible for the low

score of the Fry-Glovers, holding them

scoreless until his team-mates had

pounded out a safe lead.

PURDUE DEFEATS DEPAUW

GREENCASTLE, Ind. Jan. 26 Purdue nosed out a 1-polnt win over the DePauw Tigers Saturday night in a

hard fought battle in Bowman gym

nasium before a crowd of 8,000 spec

tators, 32 to 31. Although DePauw's

five tossed in more field goals than the

Boiler Makers could count, the free throwing of White, who caged eight free throws on fouls, gave the Black

and Gold their slender lead.

RICHMOND NOT IN MEET.

The Ft. Wayne Y. M. C. A. track

team won the Y. M. C. A. state meet

at Anderson Saturday , night, with 25

points Anderson was second with 17 points while Auburn brought up third

place with 12 points. Richmond was

not entered.

THOUGHT MY LIVER WAS ON A STRIKE

Head Was Giddy, Spots

Danced Before My Eyes

Breath Foul, Was Tired and Drowsy. Dreco Wiped it

Out

CENTERVILLE USES ADDING MACHINE ON FOUNTAIN The Centerville independent basketball team further strengthened" its claim on. the independent basketball championship of this vicinity by defeating Fountain City at Centerville, Saturday night. 56 to 20. In spite of the one-sided score, the game was fast and hard fought. Dunbar and Simmon3 led the scoring for Centerville, Simmons annexing 26 points, whllo Dunbar accounted for 16Mercer scored 12 of the Fountain City total.

AMPBELLSTOWN LOSES TO RICHMOND PANHANDLES

The Campbellstown Independent basketball team was defeated 35 to 22 at Campbellstown Saturday night, by the Richmond Panhandles. The home team put up a good scrap but was outdistanced. Graffis led the scoring for the Panhandles with 19 points. Tittle, back guard, came in for second honors with 8 markers. Ketron showed the most accuracy for the losing team, scoring

five field goals. The Panhandles will encounter some stiff opposition when they clash with the Richmond Shamrocks In the Garfield gym, Wednesday night. MICHIGAN DEFEATED CHICAGO, Jan. 26 The University of Chicago defeated the University of Michigan in a Western Conference basketball game Saturday night, 40 to 22.

CUBS TO PLAY FIVE FROM FOUNTAIN CITY The Richmond second colored basketball team, the Cubs, will clash with a colored basketball team from Fountain City in the Garfield gym, Tuesday night. This makes the first engagement of the season for the seconds and they are anxious to put up a good scrap. A five game series between the two teams may be played. The Cubs' lineup includes Delaney at Center, Wynn and Spears, forwards, and Clapp, Lickens and Schools, guards.

MARSHALL TO BE DELEGATE. WASHINGTON, Jan. 26 Vice President Marshall, anxious that his party get back to Democratic principles, will attend the Democratic national convention at San Francisco as a delegate from Indiana in order to have a voice in the making of the party platform.

HOOVER BRITISH REED. WASHINGTON, Jan. 26. Charging that Herbert Hoover was one of the go-betweens between Col. House and members high in the British government during the negotiations preceding the entry of the United States Into the war, Senator Reed, Democrat, Missouri, launched a vigorous attack today In the Senate against what he characterized tsa Mr. Hoover's selfpromoted boom for President.

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and sit down; spots would dance be

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digest nor give me strength; my

stomach was often sour, while gas

and bloating caused me much uneasi

ness. The pains often extended round to by back and limbs, so that it was

an effort to keep on with my work,'

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living on Conners Road, West, near

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my stomach and relieved the gas form

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never have a dizzy spell, nor see the spots before my eyes; my bowels act regular; my appetite is fine, and my

food digests and gives me strength

I don't have any more pains in my

back or limbs, and haven t had a head

ache for a long time. Dreco is a good

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Dreco acts on the liver in a smooth

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Dreco is a great blood purifier and

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All good druggists now sell Dreco,

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HORGAN BEATS SCHWAN Martin J. Horgan, regarded as the

handball champion of the Richmond Y. M. C. A., recently defeated L. A.

Schwan, physical director of the new Ft. Wayne Y. M. C. A-, four games out of six.

Schwan had the advantage in the

first part of the matches on account of being acquainted with the courts,

but after Horgan learnt all the angles, Schwan had no show. Horgan also

defeated LaFere, handball expert from

Milwaukee, fiveaout of six games.

Schwan is arranging a handball

tournament for the Y. M. C. A.'s of the state. Dr. Williams and Horgan

would represent Richmond.

with Jack Dillon, who will referee, and -authorized him to eject from the ring any boxer thought to be stalling.

This will not be necessary, however.

as all listed on the card have been

assured purses good enough to guar

antee their putting up, their best.

All receipts wm De donated to the

Richmond Exhibition Company. Ben

son, who js arranging the bouts, has donated his services. So if fans turn

out for the fight in good sized numbers, the Richmond Exhibition company will

be given a good sized sum of money. Boxers Arrive In City. All the boxers listed on the bill arrived in Richmond Sunday and Mon

day. They will . weigh in for the fights at three o'clock' p, m. Monday. Joe Walters may have a three pound advantage over Yank Druley, but the superior speed of the Centerville boxer is expected to offset the advantage in weight. , Frankie.Nessler and Jlmmie Dalton will be on even terms. Wallace may have a slight advantage over Eddie MaCarron, but not enough to handicap the Piqua scrapper. The doors will be opened at 7 p. m., and the bout between Bud Wallace, ot

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