Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 45, Number 322, 24 November 1920 — Page 11
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school gymnasium Tuesday evening. About 50 men reported for the first call and the prospects look good for a small but fast aggregation. The work Tuesaay consisted of a lecture by Null on training and the principles of basketball. He outlined ".he schedule as is stands for the season and impressed upon the candidates the fact that they are going to face one of the most difficult seasons any high school team has tackled recently. Dribbling, passing and considerable passing took up a great deal of the time, no scrimmage being tried by the high school mentor the first night. The boys will be allowed to think over the talk of the coach until next Monday evening, when they will be set to work in earnest in preparation for the first game of the season which is three weeks away. Lack of practice The local school will be handicapped during the first of the season by lack of practice, their football season having lasted from one to two weeks longer than most of the high schools in this vicinity. Among the most promising candidates who lined up Tuesday were: Reed, Monger, Harkins, Livingston, Hyde, Rost, Lovln, Amick, Graffis, Green and Mattox. Several others will appear on the court next Monday, Loehr will be out of practice for some time because of an infected elbow which was injured in last Saturday'! football game. Schedule Revised The schedule aa first announced has
met wun consiuera.uie ic'i" i some strong teams have been added io me usi. ine usi as n uuw wuua incfudes six games at home and six on the road. The schedule is as follows : Dec. 17 Knightstown at Richmond. Dec. 23 Shelbyville at Richmond. Jan. 7 Muncie at Muncie. Jan. 14 Connersville at Richmond. Jan. 21 Elkhart at Elkhart. Jan. 22 Mishawaka at Mishawaka. Jan. 28 Wabash at Richmond. Feb. 4 Huntington at Huntington. Fb. 10 Spiceland at Spiceland. , Feb. 11 Wingate at Richmond. Feb. 18 Columbus at Columbus. Feb. 25 Rushville at Richmond. Economy Independents Defeat Richmond Five ECONOMY, Nov. 24. Economy's In dependent basketball team took the( Rtg-V team from Richmond Into camp i 44 to 17 here Tuesday night. Both trams played a good brand of ball, hut the superiority of Economy in i.ittlng the basket enabled them to pile up a commanding lead: Lineup and summary: Economy 44 Big V's 17 Fleming Bundy Forward Newman Lee Forward Clements Brown Center Oler Taylor Guard I Kalsloy King i Guard I Substitutes Big V's, Bean; Economy, Manning. THURSDAY'S GAMES. Indiana ' Wabafh vs. Marquette, at Indian apolis. West Notre Dame vs. Michigan, at East i Lansing. Washington State vs Nebraska, at Lincoln. Washington rs St. Louis, at St. Louis. Oklahoma vs Drake, at Des Moines. Buffalo vs Valparaiso, at Gary. Georgetown vs Center College, at Danville. Chattanooga vs Transylvania, at Lexington. Ripon vs Caiieton. Northfield. Des Moines vs Penn College, Oskkaloosa. Oklahoma Aggies vs Colorado, Okla- j 'noma City. Miami vs Cincinnati. Cincinnati. Haskell Indians vs St. Xavier at ; Cincinnati. Deni.on vs Wittenberg, Springfield. Mt. Union vs Wooster, Alliance. Western Reserve vs Case, Cleveland. Cooprr vs Hays Normal, Hays. East Bucknell vs Dic kinson. Williamsport. Pa. Frank and Marsh vs Gettysburg, Lancaster, Pa. Holv Cross vs Fordham, Worcester, Mass." jonns nophias vs iuaryiana, tJitiu- i more, Md. Penna vs Cornell. Philadelphia. Pittsburgh vs. Penn State, Pittsbuipli. Pa. St. Bona venture ve Lebanon Valley, Buffalo. N. Y. N Wash Jeff vs West Virginia, Wash ington, Pa. South University of Virginia vs University of North Carolina. Charlottesville. Va. Geortria Technical vs Alabama Poly Institute. Atlanta, Ga. Furman University vs Davidson College. Greenville, S. C. University of Georgia vs Clemson Col'ege. Athens. Ga. Johns Hopkins University vs Maryhind State Col'ege, Raltinaore. Md. North Carolina Stat Cnlloce vs i Wak Fores! College. Raleigh. N. C. j Randolnh-Maeon College vs Rich-: nmnfl College, Richmond, Va. University of Tennessee vs University of Kentucky. Knoxville. Tenn. Hampdon-Sidney College vs William j r.nd Mary, Newport News. Va. Soring1 Hill College vs Southern Military, Mobile. Ala, I Annanolrs Midshipmen j On Ed ze For Army Game ANNAPOLIS. Md.. Nov. 24 Train-i
ed to the minute and in condition to put up the battle of their lives, the Annapolis midshipmen will have only a light signal and formation drill on Farragut field this afternoon as their final workout before departing for New York for the annual football conest with the West Point cadet3 on the Tolo grounds Saturday afternoon. The players, substitutes, coaches tl find others making up a party of 50 ' will leave Annapolis tomorrow afternoon and the team will have final workouts on the battle arena Friday sternoon and Saturday morning. ,
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Meet With Disapproval (By Associated' Press) NEW YORK, Nov. 24. The suggestion recently advanced by Perry D Haughton, former Harvard . football coach, that a forward pass blocked behind the lino of scrimmage be subject to a recovery by the defending team, has not been met with favor by many coaches. William H. "Big Bill" Edwards, former Princeton cap tain, said: "If they keep on changing the rules, they will kill the game." Chick Mebanl Syracuse coach, declared that the suggestion, if adopted, would tend to make the game less open because passes would be more dangerous, and the light college elevens would .be handicapped. Buck O'Neil, Columbia coach, said such a grounded pass would cause a lively scramble in which playets would be more liable to injury. Bob Folwell, head coach of the Navy, said he had not given the idea much thought, but he believed it was worth while considering. Jack Johnson to Box On Thanksgiving Day CHICAGO, Nov. 24 Bound fori Leavenworth, Kas., to fill a 10-round 1 boxing engagement in the federal j penitentiary with Jack Johnson, Gus, Rhoades left Chicago today with: George Owens, of New Orleans, a negro fighter of 235 pounds. The bout, which will be held Thursday afternoon before the prisoners, is for the! puipose of finding out the former champion's present condition and Is to give him a thorough tryout. Reports from the penitentiary have it that Johnson is engaged as athletic trainer for the prison, and has aroused interest thore in athletic work. He i3 said to bo in good condition for his bout with Owens. Panhandle Quintet Opens Season Friday The Panhandle basketball team will open the season in Richmond Friday night when they will take on the fast Logansport Independents at the Y. M. C. A. . The local railroaders have been j, playing some good teams in this com. : munity, but this will be their first attempt to bring a fast team from any , distance, for competition. I Manager Williams of the Panhan-; dies, has a bunch of players who hav i had experience in high school and col- ! lege basketball. He promises tha. : he will have a strong quintet on the floor and a good game is expected. INDOOR FOOTBALL. ( By Associated Press) PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 24. PhiladeJrhia this winter is to have a season of indoor football with night games, according to an announcement today by Joseph P. Maguire, manager of the second city troop eleven. The games will be played in the drill hall of the new cavalry armory in West Philadelphia on an oval lacking only five yards of the regulation distance between the goal posts. In order to give the proper space for catching forward pauses back of the coal line it was necessary to reduce the distance between the posts to 95 yards. The playing surface is tan bark and the huge vaulted roof will permit of the loftiest punts. CORNELL ARRIVES. By Associated Press) PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 24. The Cornell football team arrived here early today for the annual game with the University of Pennsylvania on Thanksgiving day. Coach Dobie planned to put his men through a light drill on Franklin field this afternoon. The Cornell student body will arrive Thursday morning. FAMILY WASHINGS Called for and Delivered Rate, 11 cents per pound. The Excel Laundry 1020 S. C St. Phone 1975 NEW BRIDGE GROCERY and Meat Market Reduced Prices for Quick Sales A. O. FORSYTH E 98 Main St. (Across the Bridge) OUR PRICES 20c Cigarettes 25c Cigarettes Scrap Tobacco. 18d -25 for twntRt Quality tOM The Very Latest Velvet Blouses, $4.95 Always At Your Service FIRST NATIONAL BANK
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