Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 45, Number 84, 18 February 1920 — Page 13
THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM. WEDNESDAY. FEB. 18, 1920.
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b SPEAKER WANTED A NEW II J FIELDER i HE HAS SIGNED UP NEU
When Manager Trls Speaker of the Indiana. Journeyed ell the way from Hubbard City, Texas, to the American league confab at Chicago, It was with the Idea In his mind that he might succeed in lining up an lnflelder by trade or purchase. None of tho major league managers appeared keen to talk turkey with Spoke, so the Indian's
pilot struck out for himself. He final
ly- lined up Otto Neu. who played un
der the name of Nye with the Omaha,
Neb- Western leaxuo club in 1917.
Neu is only 22 years old, and prior to going to Omaha, played with the Ser.ttle, Wash., club. Ho is a stocky built chap, bats and throws right handed, and last year hit for a .300 mark. Neu was out of baseball In 1918 and the past season, being in the flerrlce.
He prefers to play third baBe, but feels at home at short or second, having played all three positions.- He will ac
company the Indians south.
- "Another Australian boxer will soon
be on his way to this country. He is .Utn TmfPT. tifia.vrweicht. who has
lfm making eood of late In the Anti
podes. Tracy Is a 22-year-old youngster but built along the lines of Fred
Fulton. .
Hanager Speaker of the Indians sent
Groundkeeper ueuen to mew vneans in nnlKa tVlA ah 11 MYVerlllK in
the Infield with a finer soil, to eliminate the lame legs the athletes have been developing there In the spring. Gue6S Spoke can't see the shell game.
The Cincinnati, Beds have received
their world a series Buttons, ana are now complete in their happiness. The fashion of giving buttons to every member of a team that wins a world's championship has been in vogue for many years, and the novelty of the thing has worn off. Being a novelty In Cincinnati, pains were taken to make the event public' Tme majority of fans had no doubt forgotten all about .this custom until reminded of it. ' Tommy Leach, who will manage the Tampa team in the Florida State league, Is no novice at tho game. In 1916 Leach was manager of the Rochester team, in the International league and that was his only experience In that capacity. Last year he was captain of the Shreveport team, which won the championship of the Texas league.
Bowling Notes
High School Leathermen
Play 2 Games in Week Coach Fries' leathertossers will have a hard workout this week. With
a game scheduled against Steele high,
of Dayton. Friday night, and another
against Manual Training at Indianap
olis Saturday night. - Several changes will be made in the
lineup Friday, as some of the players that have been out of the game will return by the week-end. . Every effort will me made to get the team in condition for Friday night's contest, and to keep It in trim for
the tournament, March 6 and 7, at
.Newcastle INDOOR BASEBALL. MEN
GO TO ANDERSON TOURNEY
Phvsical Director Harding, and 12
picked men were to leave Wednesday afternoon for Anderson, where they .ill enter the Y. M. C. A. Indoor Base-
ball Bectional tournament in the An
derson gym, the tournament was
moved. Those who were to make the trip sre: Cameron, Zeyen, Firth, and Carl - Miller, pitchers; Mattix, Rush and Fine, catchers; Steinbrink and T. Mattix, short "stop; Koehring, first base; Burton, third base; B. Byrkett, second ,-baEc.-
Erk and Huffman showed the way In
the City League games Tuesday night
and the Cleaners were nicked In two of the three games. Huffman took honors with a high score of 225, which was tied by Meyers, and high average
of 202, just four pins more than
Erk's mark. '
Lichtenfels' pin artists had little difficulty in taking two of their three games from the Kaysee-Two outfit, al
though their second game was only
one pin ahead of their rivals. Selm, with 215-took high score and Zeyen's
189 average topped that list. The scores: - . - Feltman Tramps. . Handicap, 94 pins. - -Player. 1st 2nd 3rd To. A v.
Sherer 161 146 202 519 173 Todd 162 139 187 488 163 Meyers 169 152 225 546 182 Erk .........200 190 203 . 593 198; Huffman .....209' 171 225 605, 202 i b Totals 901 798 1042 ' Wilson Cleaners. Handicap, 130 pins. Player.. 1st 2nd 3rd To. Av. Evans 163 149 192 604 168 Snavely .....153" 153 206 612 171 Nick .197, 176 154 627. 176 Slade ...162 166 181 609 169 Stonecipher .186 174 216 678" 192 Totals 861 818 949 High score, Meyers, -225; Huffman, 225. High average, Huffman, 202. Lichtenfels. Handicap, 158 pins. ' -
Player. ' 1st 2nd 3rd To. Av. Dubbs .......149 163 161 473 158
Smith .......148 177 165 490 163
Grottendick ..1S3 145 196 524 175 P Lichtenfels 187 142 166 485 162 Tomlinson ...147 168 172 487 162
Totals 814 795 850 K. of C. No. 2. Handicap, 153 pins.
Player. 1st 2nd 3rd To. Av. Broderlck ..136 160 178 474 158
Selm. 151 140 215 606 168
Maag. .142 157 156 455 162 Klnghoff ,.143 143 143 429 143 Zeyen 182 194 190 566 189
Totals' 754 794 882 High score. Selm, 215. High aver
age, Zeyen, 189.
Three game wins are still In force on the."Y" alleys, and the Artists took advantage of the fact in putting the Old Timers as many notches down the line Tuesday evening. High score was taken by McMinn at 176.. The scores: Old Timers. Player. 1st 2nd 3rd Coner 110 84 158 Neal .121 119 116 Bvers 114 133 133 Wallson 108 135 133 Saloman 149 111 118
Earlham Has Chance in Wabash Contest Friday I Earlham's net men will have a real test in Friday scrap with Wabash. The Quakers have been putting up clever basketball on the Coliseum floor, and except for the defeat handed them by Rose Poly, they have outplayed all their college opponents. A victory over Wabash Friday night would mean that the Quakers might still lay a claim to state honors. Most of the Quaked squad who have been out of the game for Illness, are back on the floor, and will be ready for the Little Giants next, Friday. :
MIAMA TO PLAY MT. UNION
OXFORD, O., Feb. 18. Mlmla uni
versity's basketball team after losing to Denison university last week, and winning from Kenyon college, Is work
ing hard this week In preparation for
Its game here Friday evening with ML Union college. ML Union's center,
McBride, is conceded to be the best man in the Ohio conference. ' A great
game is looked for Friday night.
EARLHAM OFFER TO SQUIRE i. TOURNEY IS TNRNED DOWN An offer of Coache Mowe to take the
district high school basketball tourney
under the direction of Earlham, pro
vlded it were changed to Richmond
from Newcastle, has been ref used by
the state school authorities.
The . tournament was . changed to Newcastle some time ago, the reason
alleged being that players had not
received fair treatment here last spring. ..? ," -
Changes in the Rules
EDITOR'S NOTE The following amendments to the playing code of baseball were officially adopted by the Joint rules committee of the National and American leagues in session at Chicago, Feb, . 9, and ratified, by the two major leagues at their meetings Feb. 10. Other changes will follow day by yay. Paste them in your hat, the season's coming. Amend Rule 22, by adding the following to section 2: "Provided, that if a batsman. In the
last half of the final Inning of any)
game, hit a home run over the fence or Into a stand, alt runners on the bases at the time, as well as the batsman, shall be entitled to score, and, in such event, the final score of the game, shall be the total number of runs made." Amend Rule. 22, by addition of section 4, as follows: "Whenever necessity demands that two games be played in one afternoon, the first game shall be the regularly scheduled game for the day," Amend Rule 24,. by the addition of the following sentence: "Provided, that if the side last at bat shall, before the completion of its fifth Inning, equal the score made by the opposing side in five complete innings, then the game shall be de
clared as legally drawn, and the Individual and team averages shall be incorporated In the official playing' records." Amend Rule 27, by Inserting, after the words, "Its fourth Inning," In the last paragraph thereof, the following: "or before the completion of - the fifth Inning, so that this rule will read as follows (the new part being understood.): . - NO GAFE. , Rule 27. "No Game" shall be declared by the umpire If he terminates the game In accordance with rule 22, Section 3, before vfive innings have been completed by each team. Provided, however, that If the club second at bat shall have made mora runs at the end of Its fourth Inning, or before the completion of its firth inning, than the first at bat has' made in its five completed innings of a game so terminated, the umpire shall award the
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,And this was In Cold Winter Weather. Mr 3. Davidson's Plan is Simple.
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Hod Eller Refuses to Take Cincinnati Offer piNCININATI, O., Feb. 18. Pitcher Hod EUer yesterday refused to sign a contract for th coming season after a conference wit President Hermann. Hod was offered the large sum for which Slim Sallee signed some time
ago, which Involved quite a handsome
Increase over his last year s emolument. But he held out for a further
increase and declared he was not sat
isfied with the advance offered him. The Red chief said after the interview with the shine ball artist that the club had gone as far as it could afford to go and that no further overtures would be made to him. He declared that the increase offered Eller was very liberal and the affair was ended so far as he was concerned.
NOSE CLOGGED FROM A COLD OR CATARRH Apply Cream in Nostrils To Open Up Air Passages.
Ah! What relief! Your clogged
nostrils open right up, the air passages of your head are clear and you can breath freely. No more hawking, snuffling, mucous discharge, headache, dryness no struggling for breath at
night, your cold or catarrh is gone.
Don't stay stuffed up! Get a small
bottle of Ely's Cream Balm from your
druggist now. Apply a little of this
fragrant, antiseptic cream in your nos
trils, let it penetrate through every air passage in your head; sooth and
heal the swollen, inflamed mucous
membrane, giving you instant relief.
Ely's Cream Balm .Is just what every cold and catarrh sufferer has been
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T7 F ever men are "Torn" and "Bill" to each other,
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For Velvet is a mighty friendly smoke. Kentucky Burley is the leaf that Nature made
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For eight long seasons Velvet "meditates" in wooden hogsheads, throwing off the rawness of "young" tobacco truly "ageing in the wood." Out Velvet comes cool, calm and generous the tobacco Nature made good, kept good and made better.
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game to the club having .made the greater number of, runs, and It' shall count as a legal game in the chanv pionsplh record. ,, Amend Rule 28," section 4, by increasing the fine from $5 to $25, and by altering the. last sentence to read as follows: . "Play shall be suspended while announcement Is "being made provided, however,- that, if -through oversight, such announcement Is not made the substitute player will be considered as in the game as follows: If a pitcher, when he takes his place on the rubber. If a batter, when he takes his place in the batsman's-box;. : if a fielder, when he takes the place of the fielder
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