Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 45, Number 219, 23 July 1920 — Page 11

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TO GIANTS S ( PCJCINljJATI, Ohio, July 3S-r-Se.ipn jjimes thia year bax the nQhie Iteds Ipat tticga cpnaecntiye fames. But not pncp have they sons beyond that mark. Tho ayerage. winning streak baa ben three, game? althpngb, to "a rpw Jiayg beep, amassed, on twp ocpasipna. Tbp rushing Giants mafla. it two Straight frqm tbQ Reda Phuraday aftgrnoon. 8e.nqj: tuque, prn's; best .pitching bet. alloyed but i bits In eight Jnnlngs hp wprked.' Yet the. Rds were top. veak tQ bit In the pjnch and Win tbp. gam for &im. The Giant vould ,prQbablr havft W blanked expept fpr etrqra by Rpus.h andgicklng. The Bcpre would bar ben tied in tbe ninth had not Daubert interfered wtth Frlsch fielding a ball. Daubert was alle.d; qut and inimedlately 'afterwards Kent fined 'a atngle to center that vpuld have 'fecPred "Danbert." Koush counted cn" the "but" one' run would not "win tb gamei."' TB score: " ' WitniSAH AB. R. H. FQ. A. E GrPh, 3b .r........"r F 0 Daubert, lb 4 0 0 RauaX cf I i g TUinfan, It 4 0 0 r'o 7 2 4 3 2 4 0 3 1 0 0 Kopf, 63 .'...,.,..,., 4 Neale, rf 3 Sicking, 2b" ....... ,.. 3 Ruetfaer ............ 1 Wingo, ........... 3 tse I Eller, p 0 0 0 Q 0 0 o 0 0 Totals - 33 1 0 27 12 2 NEW YOBK AB. R. p. PO, A. E. journs, ic u w 3 u

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0 0 0 1 1 15 0 o s a Q 1 6 0 2 2 a 0 i 0 1 0 0 1 Totals 29 2 1 27 19 2 Reuther batted tor Sicking 'in ninth inning. tSee batted for Luque in the eighth. Cincinnati ...... 000 000 001 1 New York 010 000 010-r3 Two-Base Hit Daubert. Thre-Bafsa BUfcrrSpencaE. Left on Bases Cincinnati, 6; New York, 3. Double Playe Ransch to "Wingo; Bancroft to Doj4 to Kelly. i?fc PVt By Lugug, 2; by Barne. 2. " ' Bases on Balla Off Luque, 3; off Barnes, 1. " Base Hits Off Luque, 4; off Eller, 2. Time-1:54. Umpires Qulgley and Q'Day. Yesterday's Games NATIONAL LEAGUE. At St. Louis R. H. E. Boston 000 602 0135 8 1 SL Louis ..... 1: 604 GOO 000 i 2 0 Oeachge,r. UqQulllaa and Qpydy, Q'Xeill; Schupp, Haines an C1qoR. At Chicago R. H. E. Philadelphia .... 010 001 0Q0 2 9 6 Chicago .".:'..'..". iA9 6d3 OOx 4 8 1 Meadows and Wheat; Tyler and Daly. At PilUburg R.H.E. Bropkljm ........ 010 100 000-72' 1 2 Pittsburgh ..... 001 000 22x 5 10 0 Cadore and Krueger; Carlso Carlson, and Schmidt. AMERICAN LEAGUE. At Philadelphia R. JJ. E. Detroit 000 001 000 1 8 2 Philadelphia ... 002 0J0 OOfcrji 2 "Ayres, 5krfe' "and" Stanage; "Harris and Perkins. - . At Bestan R.H.B. Chicago 004 000 M0 8 9 1 Boston 600 000 1001 4 2 Kerr and Schalk; Harper and Walters. At Washington R. H. E. St. Louis ....... 021 100 OOO-r-4' 9 5 Washington . ... 001 211 00x 5 9 0 Shocker and Severeld; Zachary and Picinlch. At Xew Yotk- R. H. E. Cleveland Q02 100 0 3 7 2 New York 242 120 x 11 16 0 CoxfcJeskie, Myera, Faath and Q'Xeill; Collins and Ruel. Defeat the Munch Qoliers Richmond Rotary golfers defeated Muncie Rotarian Golfers 17 to 13 at the Country club links, Thursday afternoon. Ten men were on each team. Qne point was given to the winner of the first nino holes. " " Another point as plven for the second hole. The majority winner was awarded another ppint for the IS holes. The result? : Richmond. V Muncl. Bplnts. Points. Dudliey HI mar . 2 John Morrison, . 0 A. G. "Matthews, PIT. Kinibrou'gh . . 2 John Brookbenk, 2fA. L. Johnson . . 0 Pred Hill 3'Fred Jones 0 Newell Todd . . . 2;Karl Boyce 1 Omar Murray .. 2ljrpn Gray .... 1 Harry Oliver ... 2iCHat Moore .... 0 W. Blackmora, . 2'Tohn Banta ..... 0 Fred S. Bates ty. Klmbrough O Frank Hanley Harry Doan . Howard Dill Fred Lemon Walker Land O'Karl Oesterle .. . OHharles Grafton, o'red Tracy Total 17 Total ...M....13 S. A. L. Baseball S. A. L. schedule for Saturday: .Tenkini-Vulcans vs. Wayne Works at Exhibition, park; Starr Piano vs. Natco at Reld ffeld. Official S. A. L. schedule has the Wayne Works and Jenkins-Vulcans in a ninp inning: mix-up at Exhibition park and the Starr-Natco in a wild pastime at Reid field. Schedule pub lished earlier in the week was in correct. BOOSTERS' COMMITTEE 18 CANVASSING CITY MART ETA. Ohio, July 23. Chamber of Commerce Boosters' pqmmitte is canvassing the city and county in tha, interest of the three mill additional echool levy. The committee says the money will be used to meet wage demands of teachers and not for build ing. PRINCE OF WALES ILL. LATJNCESTON, Tasmania, July 23. The Prince of Wales arrived here, but was unable tQ reply to the address of welcome because of a slight attack of laryngitis. Uis physician has forbidden him to use his voice.

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LOOK COOO' BRINGING UP KB XHIN I LL. BY HcHANUS THREE MINOR LEAGUE STARS WITH RESERVES Three player? that have played in (last minor league, company,' are Included in th line-up of th Indianapolis Reserves, 'ho are 'to play th'e Rlchmon Eagles at Eihlbippy Patk, "Sunday. '" ' " '-" v --- Love, shortstop, played through the last season of the Old Central League with the Grand Rapids team. Schook, 2b, was regular Becond" sacker with Omaha in the old "Western league. Long, third Backer, baa received offers this year to play in th Virginia league, ipi whlsli circuit he performed beforo'entering th ariny.' 411 pj Vtych' "indicates that the Eaglps win be. UP against th toughest wme,at- ofhe efa.soii.' Th league experience of the eeej U not bothering the Eagleg. None ot the latter team nayp piayea proreas,ionai baa expep Haas, "catchgr:- He played a season in the Ttrglnla league and with Muskegon in 'the " Central league. Jphny Logan ptefify league ball' in the west. Practically aR ol the Eagles are rip for faster cdmnany If thetshpuld de; Etra'to' follow' baseball. FItzzlhbons. 6mlth,'SchepnJant- Holmes, Minner, or tiawepotte, wQuja mae strpns pias ;pr professional berths,. The Jlne:up for Sunday's game as anhoiuueed by Manager Eyerett Haas follows:' ' IndianapolU - Re8erves Lp,ng, 3b ; Broughfofl, rf; gchook, 2b: Cooney, ct Shelby, S; Schaff,' it; We, bs; Bold, c; Plummer, p; and Happ, p. Richmond Eagles Fitzgibbons, ss; Schepman, If; Logan, 2b; Smith, rf; ReddlnghaiiSj 3b; Hojmes or Justice, cf; Byrke'ft, lij Haas," c; Hawekptte, p; Mlhner, p. ' FIRST HALF SUBURBAN SEASON ENDS SUNDAY Sunday's suburban league basebal games will mark the finish of the first half of the suburban league schedule: The season started the first of June and will end the last Sunday in September. The Richmond Panhandles have a strong line-up but will be forced to carry the Inferior league standing of th defunct All-Stars. Incidentally the BanbandlAS will be paying off an All Star debt when a double header is, played against Centerville, Sunday. " The Lynn suburban league baseball team has been playing a snappy brand of baseball in recent games. Consequently no trouble is expected in taking the measure of the la6t place Miller-Kemper outfit. Eldorado has the same opinion ol th Richmond Sent itits Madi&on sill take on White water at New Madison, Sunday. Advance dope from Whitewater is that the visiting team Sunday may resemhle white "mule" instead of water. The hard luck ShamFoeks confidentally expect to take the measure of the Boston round house gang at Boston, Sunday afternoon. The series to datp has each team with one win to Us credit. Buck Muhl will hurl for the Shamrocks. Walt Stegman will re: celve. Carrico has been named pitching choice for Boston. Moran Gave 4 Pitching Phenoms Short Shift Pat Mpran gave four of his new pitching phenoms short shift. Guy Rlckard the Cornell star, was unconditionally released. Bart Cumnilngs, the Amherst flinger, and Hen? ry Carlson, the Springfield training school prospect, were cent to Evansvllle, and John Theia was shipped to Shrevepprt. The scouts for tho Reds will hunt again, in hopes of pleasing, Moran better with the next lot. One story from Cincinnati Is that the management of the Reds will use Fred Luderus In a trade with a Coa6t league club, while another is that he will bo kept for use in case anything further happens to Jake Daubert. One thing sure, Moran and Luderus are too close friends for Fred to get any the worse of anything that may happen. With Luderus gone from the Phlllliea, Bixey and" Cravata are th only play? era left pf the team that won a pennant under Moran for Quakertown. One of these days some pugnacious member of the Chicago National league team is going to bump into the wrong spectator and they will call the am bulance. When the Cubs were In St Louis, Dode Paskert dared a fan in tho grand stand to fight, but policemen restrained the fan. In Chicago during the series with the Dodgers, George Tyler went in the Btand after a bug who had been roasting him. Fans should behave if they don't, It Is part of the player's Job to take it, within limits. Th Pittsburg fans have practically run Buster Caton off the Pirate team. The little fellow has played good ball on the road tor Gibson, but at home the hoots ot th bugs' got his goat until h, could do nothing. There are worsp infifcldcrs in the big leagup than Cateh at that and the Pirates may be a long while getting a in an tp replace him who will do as well. KAYSEES CLASH AT AB1NGTON, SUNDAY With the series pne game up, the Richmond Knights ot Columbus baseball team will clash at Ablngton in the deciding game Sunday afterneon. All members of the Kaysee team are to be i at the clubrooms at noon, Sunday.

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NOTED GIRL SWIMMER LEARNS SCULLING

Miss Eleanor Smith at the oats. Not contented with winning glory as a swimmer, Miss. Eleanpr Smith has taken to sculling now and hopes to win fame as an oars--woman. She and her twin sister, Euth, equally famous in the water, have taken up shell rating as members of the Yaruna Boat club, Gravesend Bay, N. Y.

OFFICIAL SUBURBAN SCHEDULE ANNOUNCED Official Suburban league schedule as issued by President George Brehm follows: August 1 Shamrocks at New Madison; Senators at Centerville; MillerKempers at Eldorado; Pan Handles at Lynn ; Whitewater at Boston. August 8 Shamrocks at Centerville; Senators at Eldorado; Miller-Kempers at Lynn; Pan Handles at Whitewater; Boston at New Madison. August 15 Shamrocks at Eldorado; Senators at Lynn; Miller-Kempers at Whitewater; Pan Handles at Boston; New Madison at Centerville. August 22 Shamrocks at Lynn; Senators at Whitewater; Miller-Kempers at Boston; Pan Handles at New Madison; Centerville at Eldorado. August 29 Shamrocks at Whltwate'r; Senators at Boston; ITlllerKempers at New Madison; Pan Handles at Centerville; Eldorado at Lynn. SepL 5 Shamrocks at Boston; Senators' at New Madison; Miller Kempers at Centerville (2 games); Pan Handles at Eldorado; Lynn at Whitewater. ' Sept. 12 Shamrocks at Lynn; Senators at Whitewater; Miller-Kempers at Boston; Pan Handles at New Madison'; Centerville at Eldorado. Sept. 19 Shamrocks at Whitewater; Senators at Boston; Miller-Kempers at New Madison; Eldorado at Lynn; Pan Handles at Centerville. Sept. 26 Shamrocks at Boston; Senators at New Madison; MillerKempers at Genterville; Pan Handles at Eldorado; Lynn at Whitewater. Latin ceased to be spoken as the language of the people of Italy about the year 68.

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x League Standing i N ATI GNAT" L E AQU E. " Clubs Won. Lost. Brooklyn 52 ij Cincinnati 46 3? Pitisburg .........'.43 39 New" York. A2 43 st. Louis. .'43 ii Chicago 41 46 Boston 34 43 Philadelphia ' . ". ...... 34 49 AMERICAN LEAGUE. Clubs Won. Lost. Cleveland 58 30. New York. . 60 82 Chicago . . '. ...... '. . 53 35 Washington ......... 40 42 St. Louis.. .42 45 Boston . '. .......... .39 45 Detroit ........ .....S9 64 Philadelphia ........ 26 $ AMERICAN ASSOCIATION. Clubs Won. Lost. St. Paul '65 27 Minneapolis...'.'.."... 50 43 Indianapolis ........ 46 .44 Toledo 47 45 Louisville 44 45 Milwaukee ......... H 46 Columbus 36 62 Kansas City ........ 30 60 GAMES TODAY. National League. New York at Cincinnati. Philadelphia at Chicago. Boston at St. Louis. ' Brooklyn at Pittsburg. American League. Chicago at Boston. Cleveland at New York. Detroit at Philadelphia. St. Louis at Washington. ' American Association. Indianapolis at Columbus. Louisville at Toledo." ' Minneapolis at St. Paul. Kansas City at Milwaukee.

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tMe- WHERE. DOE5 "YOUR PROFIT. COME MEMORY OF HOT SAND 3TIBS SHRINE PLANS Sizzling on the Vetaermanra gridiron,' tonnehted by tbirsta that. alas, can" not now b quanched, Nobles pf tho Wystfc ShrJnelnRlcbmonsl yesterday allowed" thelf minds to drift back to that ever remembered trip across the " hot sanids, found the remembrance pleasanfand last night promptly assembled at the Masonic temple, appointed the necessary committee, and now have plana under way for a sgries pf 'sSclar events 'to strt probably in "September and" "cp'ntinue through the winter months. " The committee, consisting of Frank Holland, If. Clyde. AIcGrif, Rox Fry. George. R. Gansa. Dr. Gbatfe.8. E. Dnffln and W. D. Scobl is eanpprcexed to act in regard to anjt ftrrangementj they may deem nscessary. they meet next Thursday afternopn at the temple to disensa ' ways " and" means fr the first entertainment." It is tentatively planned to have a serlei'pf social "ffalra, some" pf." which wlllli tor'Shilnfra only; hd sbm at whch Master KTaaona wfll"b invited. " One of th plana "call$ for VShrTn ghpw at h Murray theatre," under the dircj.lpn (pI cqurse) of Frank Holland, manager, who possibly wlil bo called upon to reenact th'e, spectacle pf his own initiation at Fort Wayne recently. Holland has. promised tP secure a camel for. tha street parade, promising that if he is unable tP secure pne, he himself will act the part. In the event that HpUand becomes a ship of the desert, Dc Charles 13. Duffln and Charles McQraw, two pf the smallest local members, will rlda him. The committee, after deciding pa ways and means,' and the absolutely CONGOLEUM RUGS GQ NQW AT 20 OFF Weiss Furniture Store 605-13 Main St. CLEAN SWEEP. SALE Offccs Big Savings TRACY'S COFFEE Fresh Roasted Dally makes an Ideal coffe$ dripk-

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Women's White Nile pioth Pumps and Qxfar&3, Louis or military heel, urn soles, any place else $6. Going Out of- Business 3Q JQ Sale "price ..... . . ., tPQaM7 One big lot of women's, small feiza Shoes, Oxfords, and Pump, values up tp 8 a pair; White Canvas Lace Boots, Louis or military heels, handturh soles, covered heels, all sizes, qping Out of "QQ Business Sare price...... pX0 One big lot of "women's" fine Shoes, two-tone and novelty shoes, $10, 13. nd J15 values ; Patent Kid vamp with" (ieidiribnse kid top, baud-turned soles, covered XIV hetk. all p.earl gray, dart gray kid, patent kid vamp with black satin 9-iuch lace boot, brown kid vamps with grey kid tops)' tn vamp. Champion cloth top. A y$ry swell lot of fine Shoes, A A to D. Going Out of Business C "AQ Sale price . tPyt0 Men's $12 Brown Calf English Oxford, extreme toe. Goint; Out of Rusiness Sale (IJP QQ price PU,ilo Men's extra quality Vicl Kid Shoes, flexible Gopdyear welt soles,, cushion spies, $12 values. Gcing Qut of Business Sale AT price p f O

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necessary "stunts', will call a meeting pf all the nobility aa. soon as. possible. At that time flual plains will b made. It is probable tha,t ultimately tho. preeent organjzatlen will result In the fonnatlon of s Sbrjne club, eimHar to Shrine organizations in a number of other cities 'which have large, numbers of shrinera but not enough to warrant th erection pf e, "Tent.'' - Ray. Stevens w.m start est in a few days to p.nrehas a Hrgp pptqnlzer which U tp be used on laggard members, and at the nex. meeting, it tbe attendance ot the local nobility is not 100 per cent, the. jailing s flu ad 'will bQ Railed, on tp do its duty. ' It is the custpm in Slam fpr every tjis lifetime: for a pe'riod vhloji varies J from a Jew njo'ntha o a' fey yf?- ! MARQUETTE PORTLAND CEMENT and BUILDERS' SUPPLIE8 PIun Service That Pleasea. KLEHFOTH:NIEWOEHNER CO. Phone 21S4 N- 2nd and A 6ta. SATURDAY ONLY Special Sale of White WashTSklrts, Dark Colored Skirts, Waists, Petticoats, Fall Dresses. See our Adv. In last night's Palladium' for prices. mrnrtiHU-rJ The Ruby is the birthstone for July We have an elegant assortment in all mountings

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r.1T7 Have yea tried a bottle of the ytfeiv CoqKs i H'3 the tea thing - You'll say so QUALITY IN FEED IS ECONOMY IN FEEDING Use Wonder Feed and Whelan's Balance Hog Feed OMER G. WHELAN Th Feed Man Phono 1679 31 and 33 S. 6th SL Dr. J. A. Thompson Dentist Murray Theater Building Hours: 9-12, 1-5, $-8; Sunday 9-12 Phone 2930 ICE Buy lce tbe SuPWior Way. If the man on your route has not seen you. call SUPERIOR IpE AND CQAL CQ. C. L. Reinheimer, Prop." Phone 3121 Cor. N. W. Third apd Chestnut BATHING SUITS For Men, Women and Children VIGRAN 617 MAIN STREET VULCANIZING Tires, Tubes and Accessories, H. H. TURESING 1134 Main St. Phone 1595

Women's $lfi and Sll Patent Kid ox Dull French Kid Pumps, full Louis or military heels, all sizes in high heels, AA to D; others charge $1Q lor pone better. Going Out of Business Sale," Qp QQ price

Misses' and children's White Cant vas Slippers, ankle etrapa, rubber

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