Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 45, Number 201, 1 July 1920 — Page 10

PAGE TEN CARDS FALL WITH A CRASH BEFORE REDS; SCORE YESTERDAY, 2-0 CINCINNATI. July 1. It has been the role of the Cincinnati Reds to hook up with their nearest rivals for first place when these said rivals were going at top speed. Way back in" May the Pittsburg Pirates were skimming along like a house afire. Then came the Reds and the Pirates dropped from first place. The Cubs started raising things in general about this time and it toon the Champs to take the pennant prospects from them. Then the Reds walloped Brooklyn from first place and assumed the place themselves. And now St. Louts has been turned down. The Cards broke even in the six game series, however. The last game of the series was won by the Reds. 2 to 0. Chief credit for the game must be given to Walter Reuther, as the crack southpaw pitched a masterful game. He was given support par excellence at all times, however. Reuther had to be good, as Jess Haines of the Cards, was equally well in form. He allowed the Champs but 4 hits and no walks. An error, sacrifice and hit gave the Reds their rst run. A triple by Allen ajid a sacrifice fly by Reuther scored him. The Cards did not gt a man to first base after the first inning. The score: CINCINNATI Ab R IB Po A E Rath, 2b 4 1 1 3 6 0 Dautxert. lb 2 0 0 12 0 " Groh. 3b 3 0 10 2 0 Roush, cf 3 0 0 4 0 0 Duncan. Jf 3 0 1 2 0 0 Kopf, ss. .v 2 ft 0 0 3 0 Neale, rf . - 3 0 0 1 0 0 Allen, c 3 115 0 0 Reuther, p.- 3 0 0 0 2 0 Totals 26 2 4 27 13 0 ST LOUIS Ab R IB Po A E Janvrin. If...- 3 0 0 0 ft 0 Heatbcote. cf 1 0 0 ft ft 0 Schuttz. if 0 0 S J J Stack. 3b 4 0 2 ft 1 1 Hornsby, 2b 3 0 1 B 3 1 Foufjiier. lb 4 ft 1 3 McHopry. cf. If 3 ft 1 4 0 0 Lavan. ss 3 ft 1 1 1 Knode , 0 ft ft 0 0 Dilhoefer.C 3 ft 0 4 ft 0 lain. PV n I I " " demons -1 J J TotaH 32 ' 7 24 8 2 KnodeNran for Lavan in the ninth inning. , tClemons batted for HalnesMn the Three base hit Allen. Left on bases Cincinnati. btLouis. 9. tj.i, in Double plays Groh to Rath to Daubert; Reuther to Rath to Daubert, Hornsby to Lavan. . Struck out By Reuther. 2; by " Bates on balls Off Reuther. 4. Time 2.25. Umpires Klem and Emslie. Pennsy Team To Be Picked Following Tryonts Thursday Outlines for the Richmond Division baseball team of the Pennsy league, will be made following the ball game between picked teams at Reid field, at Earlham. Thursday afternoon Omer Todd, athletic director for the Richmond division, has lined up a squad of 3 of the best ball players on the division. They will be given tryouts: Included among the list arc players from Kokomo, Elwood.and Anderson. The probable lineup for one of the teams as announced by Todd, has Roop and McConaha. pitchers; Craycraft, catcher; Fitzgibbons. short stop; Wilson, lb; Leonard. 2b; Winler. 3b; Runnels, cf; Hentzler, If, and Lohse, rf. The other team has Gartlrwaite, and Hlidhai, pitchers; Curry, catcher;

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, RICHMOND, IND., THURSDAY, JULY 1, 1920.

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Pettibone, lb; Moore, 2b; Barmoore, 3b; Boys, cf; Rhinehart, If, and Russell, rf.

James A. Ten Eyck. Victory In 1h Olympic rowing events is the next goal sought by James A. Ten Eyck. veteran rowing

coach. The sprightly gent, at over .u

years of age. tutored the byracuse team that won the intercollegiate regatta recently on Cayuga lake. He has taken the Syracuse team to Duluth to keep it in condition for the races at Worchester, Mass., late in July, at which time the team that will represent the V. S. at Antwerp will be chosen. Ten Eyck has been coach at Syracuse since 1903 and has the honor of having coached the winning team in the last two regattas held. Syracuse won the 1916 race. With this year's crew practically intact another year. Ten Eyck hopes to win the intercollegiate"event. in 1921 and thereby obtain for Syracuse permanent possession of the regatta cup, valued at $.'.,000. .

Blackberry Cordialf Wild Cherry Wine, Intoxicating Blackberry cordial and wild cherry wine have been added by the bureau of internal revenue to the list of intoxicating liquors and may be sold by druggists In retail quantities of less than five gallons only to persons who have obtained permits to buy intoxicating liquors. Instructions have been issued to

I federal prohibition directors detailing

a number of preparations containing alcohol which are declared to be fit for beverage purposes and are therefore regarded as intoxicating and subject to the prohibition regulations.

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' League Standing j v J NATIONAL LEAGUE Clubs Won. Lost. Pet Cincinnati 35 26 .574 Brooklyn 33 30 .524 St. Louis 34 .31 .523 Chicago 34 31 .523 Boston 28 28 .500 Pittsburgh 29 30 .492 New York 30 25 .462 Philadelphia 25 37 .403 AMERICAN LEAGUE Club Won. Lost. Pet. Cleveland 43 22 .662 New York 44 2:; 657 Chicago 38 26 .569 Washington 32 28 .533 Boston 30 31 .492 St. Louis 31 34 .477 Detroit 21 43 .328 Philadelphia 17 49 .258 AMERICAN ASSOCIATION Club Won. Lost. Pet. St. Paul 50 20 .714 Minneapolis 39 V1 .549 Toledo 37 33 529 Milwaukee 36 34 .514. Indianapolis 32 34 ' .485 Louisville 32 36 .471 Columbus 30 36 .455 Kansas City 19 50 .275

GAMES TODAY National League Chicago at Cincinnati. Brooklyn at New York. Pittsburgh at St. Louis. American League St. Louis at Chicago (2 games). New York at Philadelphia. Washington at Boston. American Association Kansas City at St. Paul. Indianapolis at Toledo Milwaukee at Minneapolis. Louisville at Columbus.

NOT SO EASY TO PICK COUNTY CHAMPIONS The challenge of Hagerstown to Richmond Eagles for the baseball championship of Wayne county, brings forth large possibilities of a little world's series of our own this fall. Hagerstown, Richmond Eagles,

Commercial League j v- . t The champions of the cellar will meet Thursday afternoon. This means that Englebert's Pennsy commercial league ball team will clash with the drooping Palladiums at the Playgrounds. The Palls lost heart when they lost to the Item. The game with the Home Telephone company proved this. If

the Palls can take the same liberties

EAGLES WILL SCRAP DESPITE ROUGH FIELD

It may be rough and rocky playing, but the Richmond Eagles are determined to fill the contract with Hamilton at Exhibition park, Sunday afternoon. Officials of the Richmond Exhibition company sav thev will have an

Richmond Giants, and the winner of j, with the Pennsy as other teams of army of men. shovels, sawdust and

the Suburban league are the main contenders. Hagerstown is not in the Suburban league. By virtue of the hundreds of men employed at the Teetor-Hartley Motor company at Hagerstown. good ball players are plentiful. The Motor company is also willing to hirf good ball players from other towns. The Richmond Eagles are supposed to represent the pick of baseball talent in Richmond. Thus, Richmond and Hagerstown consider themselves the most logical contenders for the championship of the county. Brehm Puts in Claim. George Brehm, president of the Suburban league, is anxious to have hjs league considered in when picking the county champ. He suggests that the winner of the Suburban league cup be counted as a contender. The Richmond Giants, in their turn wonder just "where they come in". George Brehm again comes to th front with a suggestion that Wayne county could have a little world's series all its own this fall. Brehm believes the Eagles, Hagerstown, winners of the Subruban league and the Richmond Giants should get together and settle the championship dispute in action rather than on paper.

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will come back into society.

F easel Will Clean House

In Miller-Kemper Team

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state highway commission requiring ( Pnd out wha, js the mattPr wjth t, the standardization of road plans and Richmond Miller-Kemper baebail I specifications for county highways I team. To get on the' inside track of ! which will be subject to the approval , things. Feasel has requested all plav-! of the commission. . ers of the team to meet at his home, I

iue aaiou piuuauiy ui iuii "i620 South Seventh street at R uniform road construction throughout Fridav

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the state. All county road projects submitted to the commission for approval would be affected by the bill, which Is to become effective July 1. Standards for Indiana county roads,

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Feasel says several players on the team have been in a habit this season of failing to show up for the scheduled games. Unless these A. W. O. L. players can give reasonable excuses, Feasel says, they will be gently requested to turn in their unsoiled

bitter orange. Compound spirits of

Juniper and myrcia were put on the intoxicating list as well as compound tincture of lavender and a number of other pharmaceutical preparations.

W. C. T. U.

The Mary Hill W. C. T. U. will meet Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Lida Brandyberry, 221 Southwest Second street. This will be a Mothers' program and Mrs. Brandyberry Is in charge.

roads connecting principal highways is one of the important features.

OVERHEAT CAUSES DEATH. PETERSBURG, Ind July 1. Robert C. Guiter. 56 years old, of Vincennes, an oil-well driller, became overheated, while working on the Shafer lease, in Logan township, yesterday, and was stricken with apoplexy and died within a few minutes. The widow and nine children survive.

Notice to Magazine Subscribers Monthly subscribers of The Woman's Home Companion and American Magazine are asked to note that, owing to the cancellation of our contract by the publishers of these magazines, we will be unable to supply subscribers of the Palladium with the magazine on the monthly subscription plan. PALLADIUM.

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monds early Sunday morning to get the field in shape. Manager Everette Haas, of the Eagles, is not enthusiastic over the condition of the fiHd, if Wednesday's rain is repeated. The drenching downpour of Wednesday caused the ball field to be a slippery mass of mud The hundreds that trampled the infield part of the outer gardens Wednesday, chopped the ground into ruts. Haas says that although the players may Blip and fall in occasional ruts, a crood game will be forthcoming. Hamilton possesses a strong aggregation. Proof was given when an even break was made with the strong C. N. B. team in May. However, the C. N. B. aggregation is not thought by Richmond fans to have anything on the Eagles. Minner probably will start the game

against Hamilton. When he 6tarts. he usually finishes. Hawekotte may have to await another game before strutting his stuff from the hurling line.

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