Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 45, Number 74, 6 February 1920 — Page 10

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, FRIDAY, FEB. 6, 1920.

FANS' ATTENTION IS ON ANDERSON GAME AT NEWCASTLE-GYM

In Friday night's basketball scraps, - Anderson and Newcastle hold the Ft age. Anderson Is touted as the " likely contender for state honors, and 1 Js Riven a large edge. The Green and White was defeated by a large score at Anderson early in the season. Richmond fans can , pauge the strength of Richmond by the score of this game. Another game of Importance Is the - Fountain City-Eaton scrap at Fountain City. The Ohio team is invading Wayne county to wipe out the defeat . suffered early in the season. Since that game, Eaton has been going at a rapid clip, recently defeating Fair- ' view high, of Dayton. Fountain City has alsb been going at a giddy pace and a battle-royal Is on tap. The Liberty-Rushvllle contest at " Liberty Friday night, will jive dope- "! ters a basis upon which to pick the "'. probable winner of the Rushville tour- ".' ney. Mllroy was touted high early . , , in the season, but has fallen off in " ; recent games. Rushville trimmed 'MilSy early in the season, at Rushville. . ushvllle has the edge. Hagerstown Plays Mooresville. Hagerstown expects little difficulty . !ri annexing the game from Moores- , , Tille, at Hagerstdwn Friday night. Hagerstown defeated Mooresville by r large score early in the season, and is confident of repeating. The Hagerstown and- Mooresville seconds will battle as a curtain raiser. Hagerstown has regained old time form in recent games, the latest accomplishment being the defeat of Cambridge City on the Cambridge City floor, a stunt the strong Rushville team was . unable to accomplish. Hagerstown fans look for their team" to place high in the district meet at Newcastle. A good scrap is forthcoming in Friday's battle between Cambridge City and Knightstown at Cambridge City. A considerable dent was put in Cambride City aspirations last week. Centerville high school basketballrs will run into considerable opposl- ' tfon in the game at Boston Friday night. Centerville would have a large edge were the game to be played on the Centerville or neutral floor, but Boston is a hard team to beat at Boston. However, fans look for Centerville to bring back the "beans."

Haberdashers came back and won the concluding game by 33 pins. High score and high average for the evening were captured by Hugh Smith of the Cokes, with 236 and 218 respectively. He was closely followed by Runge, of the Laddies, who toppled 234 pins for high score, and "hung up" a 208 average. The scores: Wilson Cleaners.

(Handicap 130 pins.) Player 1st 2nd 3rd Tl

Evans 197 178 Snavely 171 184 Nick 158 178 Slade 204 156 Stonecipher ..200 133

179 183 150 193 169 874

554 538 486 553 502

Team totals.. 930 829

Coco Colas. (Handicap 90 pins.) Player 1st 2nd 3rd Tl. King 199 160 170 529 Jones 167 192 182 641Fosler 167 159 191 517 Smith 225 194 236 655 Bennett 196 154 178 528 Team totals.. 954 859 957 ... Team totals.. 930 824 874 ... High average Smith, 218. High score Smltn, 236. Llehtenfels.

(Handicap 142 pins.

Av. 185 179 162 184 167

Av. 177 180 172 218 176

Just because Babe Ruth was purchased by the New York Yankees for the largest sum ever paid for a ball player, a report has been in circulation that Owners Ruppert and Houston would make Babe captain of the team. This is a mistake, however, for Roger Pecklnpaugh will again be captain of the Hilltoppers Peck has held the Job for several seasons now and

has been a big success. Another thing, Roger Is very popular with his old teammates and they probiably would insist that he be retained

any other man. But the Big Babe has no ambitions to be captain of a ball club. Give him an outfield berth, the

Player 1st 2nd 3rd Tl. Av. Blomeyer ....201 175 170 546 182 Smith 228 140 144 612 171 Grottendick ..178 164 1S3 525 175 Llehtenfels ..129 145 149 423 141 Tomlinson ...148 174 191 513 171 Team totals.. 884 798 837

Hill's Laddies. Handicap, 186 pins.) Player 1st 2nd 3rd Tl. Av. Lahrman 18V 138 132 541 151 Dr. Gentle... 146 164 158 468 156 E. Hill 119 162 133 414 138 F. Ryan 157 160 149 466 155 Runge 202 234 188 624 208

Team totals.. 805 858 760 High average Runge, 208. High score Runge, 234.

Between Strikes

MODOC LOSES CLOSE GAME. In a same that kept the fans on

dge throughout, the Whitewater high j tJie thrtme of the CIty league received

fiCuOOl UH-SKfLUitliei nun on

BY CARL BLOMEYER It was the unusual which beat the Cokes in two out of three last night, when these warriors of the gilded pathways rolled a total of 2770 pins in their three games, for an average

of 184 per man. Ray Slade's clan of

Cleaners, aided by their handicap, stepped cut in old "Dan Patch" style cleaning the alleys for two better than 9d0 scores, which proved to be a little too much for the Cokes. Father Ryan's hunch about the

Hill's Laddies having their eye on

tilt from Modoc, at Modoc, Wednesday

evening. Modoc started the contest with a big lead, but the visiting quintet started a rally in the last firteen minutes that brought the score even. With thirty seconds to go. Hunt, of Whitewater, caged the winning goaL

ECONOMY VICTORIOUS. The Economy Independent basketball team continued its winning streak at the expense of the Fountain City five at Economy, Wednesday night, 43 to 18. Johnson and Flemining had the edge on offensive work for the winning quintet,, as Johnson tossed f-even and his team made six field markers. Hugh was high man for the losing quintet. TEVIS TO MEET CARLOS Jack Tevis. local heavyweight colored boxer, in answer to a challenge by Kid Carlos, announces he is ready uid willing to meet the challenger. For further details, Carlos is to get in rmrii with C. R. Bradley, manager of

Tevis. Tevis is a husky 185-pound,

crapper who recently won his nrst ibout at a private show in Chicago. He ihas sinco received offers to enter several baxing show, but refused. 1

Bowling Notes

another blow in the solar plexus,

when Pete Lichtenfels' "Mouth Bowler" nosed ' them out of two games, leaving the Laddies to be content with one lone game. The simple fact that the Haberdashers won two out of three games is p.lmost worth of an extra edition of local newspapers, for this happens about as often as we see Halleys' comet, if past performances would be a basis for judgment. However Pete claims that his team is doomed to win and what more dqes a team need than self-confidence, and a "lot of wood ?" It was the second game which the Cokes finished with a broken heart, poor boys lost it by 10 pins, after King, Fosler and Bennett each missed a spare in the tenth frame. Arthur "Loftus" King must have had a big day at the Colonial Barber shop, for he appeared rather tired last evening at least Arthur couldn't collect the wood in his usual style. Hugh Smith gets a unanimous vote

Thursday night's City league bowline was featured by the general "hard luck" of the Coco Cola team. Although .making three better scores than the 'Wilson Cleaners, only one of the three were marked on tho win side of the -Fheet, the 40 pin handicap of the Cleaners wiping out the difference in core. Although he managed to connect with high average of the year, "IS, by sliding over the foul line and losing 20 pins. Hugh Smith was prevented form making nn averase of 227. Lichtenfela Haberdasher five won two games from the lowly Hill Laddie aggregation in the second tilt of the evening. The frist game was captured by a majority of 35 pins but the pecond was dropped by 100 pins. The

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of sympathy Had it not been for the eagle eye of the custodian of the fog hivn, Hugh could have knocked oft high average for three games last night. Garnering 236 pins in the first game, he came back strong in the second until the sixth frame when he accidentally slipped over the foul line, losing 20 pins, but still finished with 194. His arm was still in the best of condition for the third game when he plowed Into the wood for 225 pins, for an average of 218, just 1 pin behind Mage Meyers who now heads the list with 219 average for three games. Walt Runge must have communed with the Goddess of Strikes last night. "Doggie" rolled three pretty games for an average of 208, incidentally giving us all a thrill when he made the 6, 7 and 10 pin split. The Fates are pursuing "Smiling Bob" Tomlinson for some unaccountable reason. In the past two or three weeks Bob's ball refused to collect the pins, regardless of where he placed

Did you see old War Horse Harry Smith pull the Haberdashers through the first game with a 228 score? "Snip" Snavely and Big Boy Evans sure helped the Cleaners clean. Both of these pin knights collecting three very consistent games. Jack Scnecipher ran into a flock of splits which knocked the bottom out of hi3 evening entertainment. Howard "Dick" Grottendick. rolling in Waldo Dubbs' place hung up a nice 175 average for the evening, being very instrumental in helping down the Laddies. Frank Fosler and "Big Boy" Evans ill continue their argument at some later date. We wondered last night whether either one understood the English language both held the same opinion but couldn't make each other understand. We have put them on the eligible list now to aid our noble senators In explaining and deciding what action should be taken on the peace treaty. It's too bad they couldn't help with the Cummins bill.

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CENTERVILLE WINS The Centerville Independent basketball team won a 43 to 11 basketball scrap from the Liberty All-Stars at Centerville Thursday night. Centervill's score resulted from accurate basket shooting. Liberty played a good offensive game but was unable to hit fche baskets.

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H. S. Team Leaves for , Spiceland to Play Neutral basketball critics probably would consider Friday night's scrap between Richmond and Spiceland, at Spiceland, a toss-up. The teams are evenly matched in weight, both used to playing on a large floor and use the same style of .play. Judging from past records, however, Spiceland should have a walk-away. Spiceland has been in top form all season and the 31 to 9 victory against Richmond came at a time when the local team had had but a week's practice. Richmond has shown improvement in alt contests played this season. Coach Fries probably will shift Wilson from floor guard to forward as a running mate for Reed and place Brown in the guard position. The latter player has only been eligible since the start of the new semester. These players, along with Dolllns, Price, Monger, Loehr and Motleyy, left for Spiceland Friday afternoon. The squad was accompanied by Coach Fries and Manager Vernon. H. S. GIRLS VANQUISH ALUMNAE AT BASKETBALL Although high school male basketball fans talk longingly of the teams that used to be, the present girls high

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