Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 45, Number 122, 2 April 1920 — Page 12
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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, FRIDAY, APRIL 2, 1920.
S. A. L. IS ORGANIZED AS 6-CLUB LEAGUE; TO ELECT OFFICERS
Saturday afternoon baseball for the coming season became an assured fact Thursday night, as a result of a meeting held In Vigran's store. Six teams signed for the league and it is planned to open the season on May 1. The six teams are: Starr, Wayne Works. Pennsy, Jenkins-Vulcan, Swayne-Rob-inson and Natco. Another meeting is to be held next week for the drafting of a constitution and the election of officers. Considerable trouble has existed in other seasons on account of a player quitting one factory to work at another so as to play baseball. Selection of suitable diamonds -will also be decided upon at next week's meeting. Class B baseball is assured, and for this reason S. A. L. ball can only be played at Exhibition Park when Richmond is away from home. However, the Twenty-second street iTtlovOTYinrMla viTI ha nnt into first-ClaSS
condition this year; Reid Field at Earlham may be used. The splendid diamonds at Easthaven can be had for he asking but S. A. L. players have dislike to going that far to play (ball. j The league as now lined-up includes 'several important manufactories in 'Richmond. The A. S. ML is the only big one out. The Seeders have something up their sleeve as baseball is to "be played at the factory this summer, bat officials will not put S. A. L. boosters wise.
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Bowling
Members of the A. S. M. bowling league, Phil and Charley Twigg and all Twigg's pin boys, are to be present at a dinner and entertainment given ty the league in the I. O. O. F. hall at 6:30 p. m., Monday. The wives and sweethearts of the "bowlers will also .be present Several interesting features are being planned and the dinner will be cooked and served by the ladles of the G. A. R. The newly organized six-piece A. S. M. orchestra .will furnish music. No other attraction except church was in Richmond Thursday night and the Cleaners of the City Bowling league had seven men scrambling for places. The abundance of playing material availed but little, however, as the Laddies rolled two better scores. All games were by close majorities.
Captain Joe Smedinghot'f had a complete Kaysee Number One team and it rolled the best scores made by Kaytee teams for more than two months. It availed but little, as the Cokes were ftlso in good form and rolled two better games. The Knights won the last by a 137-pin majority. High, score for the evening was captured by Art Kins; with 214. Fosler came in for average with 198. The scores: WILSON CLEANERS Player 1st 2nd 3rd Tl. Av, Evans 209 181 149 539 ISO Snavely 125 199 194 E28 176 Wick , ... ...143 159 203 BOo 168 Slade .......133 116 144 493 164 Stoncipher .193 156 179 427 142 Handicap ....160 160 123
The Schraders won from Wicketts, seven to six; Andersons from Carrols, five to four; and Dallas from the
Kellys, three to one.
ketball team were entertained at a dinner by the high school students and faculty at Williamsburg Tuesday night Despite the fact that the five
was handicapped by not having any place to hold practices, the team went through the season with 16 victories against seven defeats. The following
members of the basket squad were the guests of honor: Hartup, Gunkle. Mlkesell, Alyea, Canady, Pitts. Wilson and Mendenball.
Team totals.. 962 KILL'S riayer 1 st Lahrman ....135 Hill 146 Gentle 167 Dr. Ryan ... .172 Runge 190 Handicap l.163
971 991 Laddies 2nd 3rd Tl. Av. 189 160 484 161 173 121 440 149 132 171 470 152 154 191 517 172 19? 163 550 183 168 168
Team totals.. 978 1013 974 High average Runge, 183. High score Evans. 209. COCA COLAS flayer 1st 2nd 3rd King 214 187 152 mith 129 170 144 Fosler 213 179 203 Jones 174 174 174 .feennett 178 195 187 Handicap .... 87 87 87
Team totals.. 995 K. OF flayer 1st Eoyce 134 pVIaher 172 Steven 176 iSmedinghoff .16$ J?roderick ...142 Handicap 146
992 947 C. NO. 2 2nd 3rd
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179 182" 173 2ii 193 146
Tl. 553 443 595 522 560
Tl. 465 491 499 508
Av. 184 148 198 174 187
Av. 155 164 166 1S9 169
MACON, Ga., April 2. Hughie Jennings, leader of the slugging Tigers, has been handicapped for years by the lack of competent hurlers. Everybody knows that. So, when Joe Doaks, rookie pitcher from the wilds of Tennessee, began unlimbering in the pitcher's box the other day after two weeks of practice, Jennings and his regulars were just about paralyzed with joy. For this lad, who had left a steady job as clerk in the grocery store of Schneer and Brodie at Bleeker's Corners, to try his skill, had a hop on his fast ball that made Ty Cobb, Eabby Veach, Ira Fla'gstead, Chick Shorten and the other slugging brothers look foolish. When the kid kept the whole crew mystified for days Jennings said: "He's there." The Tiger leader quizzed the kid about obeying the new rules regarding freak deliveries and the kid replied: "They can't catch Joe Doaks. 1 don't apply no foreign substance dope to the ball and I don't rub it on my clothes or nothin like that. There
I ain't no rules can catch me."
Jennings quizzed the lad no further. But the secret leaked out the other night when Joe got too much milk chocolate in him together with a couple of grape fruit and a few sandwiches his usual midnight lunch. Joe, in his idle moments in the store had captured and trained a dozen ilies to do his bidding. When Joe took
hold of a baseball and called to the troupe they climbed out of his uniform pocket and sat in a row on the seam of the ball, They hung there like glue while Joe wound up and heaved the ball, Their presence had the the same effect as roughing up a seam barred by the rules. This platoon of flies formed a "wing" and, causing added resistence to the air, made the ball "hop." Then, Just as the ball came within range of the befuddled batter the flies let go and went back to Joe's pocket. It looks like a big year for the Tigers. The umps will have no way of telling when the flies are riding on the balL Seeing the flies, they'll have no way of proving that they are the ones Joe brought along. Joe can deny he talked in his sleep.
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sition to do is to step up toward the
pitcher's box some day and knock that platoon of flies for a home run before they leave.
Junior High Sports
- The Garfield varsity basketball five defeated a representative Richmond high school team, 21 to 7 in the Garfield Gym, Thursday afternoon. The game was slow and Garfield could have run the score higher. The game preceeded the basketball tourney. The first surprise of the tourney came when the Kesslers defeated the champion Harlans, 13 to nine. The Harlins won the larger boy's ieague championship and were given the edge over the Kessler's. Thomas's quintet defeated Norton's five, four to three.
Quaker Track Aspirants Injured; Baseball Men Lay
Off Until Rains Cease Despite the great showing being made by Earlham Freshman track candidates, Quaker prospects are not as bright as a week ago. Ray Johnson, counted upon as a sure point-
getter in the weight events, slipped t on the cinder track Thursday and j
tore a tendon in his leg. He is only able to navigate by aid of a crutch. Charles Ivey, star high jumper and I distance runner and also captain of ;
the track team, accidentally ran a , knife into his leg and has been unable
to practice ror several aays. inese injuries may keep this pair out of the first track meet. Al. Carter, holder of the high school quarter-mile record for New York, has shown enough promise in workouts to lead Coach Mowe to predict great things for him. Dalton, another Freshie and winner of the high school mile event last year, is showing great promise in the distance runs. Two other Freshmen look good in track and one is running Carey a race for pole vault honors. The Quaker baseball cadidates were
allowed a layoff Thursday afternoon. The squad has been worked at top speed for over two weeks and Mowe feels that a short rest will prove of benefit. If cold, damp weather prevails Friday afternoon, the squad win be given another layoff. WILLIAMSBURG BASKETBALL TEAM IS ENTERTAINED Members of the Williamsburg bas-
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Team totals, .938 933 1084 High average Fosler, 198. High score King, 214..
IX. A. Us Fate Will Be Settled at Meeting Today Coach Ray & Mowe, of Earlham. 3eft for Indianapolis Friday inornlng to attend a meeting that may have considerable to do with future Indiana fcollege athletic history. This meeting inay see the I. C. A. L. come clean as 5a five school organization or it may ispell finis for the organization. It aill depends on Butler, If Butler does stay in the organizaijtioii, Mowe intends to present a resojution to the effect that no trophy be
awarded tne L XX A. L. basketball
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month but Mowe feels as though lb am has a better claim than the
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M. S. TRACK ASPIRANTS TALK IT OVER WITH ECHOLS Thirty Richmond high school track aspirant"! met head Coach Echols in the nigh. Bchool gym Thrsday afternoon, and talked over plans for track work. Nothing definite was necided. although the first real track workont is expected to come off at ReSd Field Monday afternoon. Richmond had a contract fox a track meet with Tech.nical nigh, of Indianapolis for April 23, but Manager Vernon sent the contract back unsigned as the date is too nearior comfort.
MIAMI BB, 1.EADER CHOSEN. . OXFORD, XX, April 2. Harry K. Moore, of lEdlnburg, Ind., was yesterday elected captain of Miami University's basketball team for the coming season. Last spring Moore was chosen captain ot this year's team, but was unable to Berve on account of injuries received in the first game of the season. Charles French, of Piqua, pcted as captain of vthis year's team.
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New "Things" For Easter
Sunday will be the day, and we're ready for you, men. A large, new stock of the classiest and snappiest furnishings we've ever shown. Prepare for the Easter parade buy from our big showing.
New Shirts for Spring Wear Our display of new shirts for spring is an extensive one including the various new patterns of stripes, checks and solids. You can be pleased here easily. We show percales, madras and poplins at $2.00 to $4.00 SILK SHIRTS The new silk shirts are wonderful in mercerized, fibre, tub, crepe and broadcloth, priced at $5.00 to $12.00 NEW HOSIERY We're ready with a big showing of new hosiery in solid colors and fancies. Wonderful showing of Holeproof hose. ' Also Wilson Bros, and Keystone. SILK LISLE, 50c AND 75c PURE SILK, $1.00 TO $1.50 HOLEPROOF, 50c, 85c AND $1.00
Snappy Neckwear in New Patterns The new ties for spring, we believe, present the most attractive appearance in many seasons. We show Stag brand and Wilson Bros, neckwear, nonwrinkle lining. $1.50 to $3.50. Knit ties in solid colors and cross-bars, $1.50 to $3.50. New Tricolette knits at $3.00. Good ties priced at 75c AND UP LIGHT UNDERWEAR It's Ume to think of light-weight underwear. Here It is, men, the famous Cooper brand, light ribbed, short or long sleeves, extra fine PER SUIT $2.00 Athletic Underwear, $1.00, $1.50, $2.00 '. Silk Athletics, $5.00
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