Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 46, Number 26, 9 December 1920 — Page 13

WELL BALANCED FIVE AVAILABLE FOR MOWE ' AFTER HIS FINAL CUT

The Quaker basketball squad wai put through 'Its last hard workout of the -week Wenesday night at the Coliseum. Although no scrimmage wa3 Indulged in by the basket shooters, ' methods of attack and defense were perfected by the first string men, using the scrubs as opponents. - Practice Thursday will be light and at this time Mowe will put on the finishing touches for the Antloch game Friday night. The varsity squad has now been narrowed down to 16 men, which number j

witn a few changes Coach Mowe will carry all season. They represent a well-balanced bunch of material from which to pick a winning combination. New 8tar Loom Up. Among the new material which Mowe has picked for this year's squad are Eome former high school stars who may break Into the limelight before the end of the season. "Bob" Thomas.

who has four years on the Fountain i

City high school tlve to his credit, ali hough a little light for college basketball, has a keen basket eye which will help give him a chance in the coming season. Townsend who comes from . Mooresville, has plenty of weight and speed and Is making a strong bid for . the substitute center Job. Scott, of Falrmount, is one of Mowe's best "finds" and has the making of a good forward since he is fast and shifty on his feet. Stafford, another freshman, although lacking in experience shows considerable promise. Other new members of the squad are C. Kellum and Sellers, both sophomores.

. SUN-TELEGRAM, RICHMOND. IND. THURSDAY, DEC. 9, 1920.

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LOCAL LEGION FIVE WALLOPS WINCHESTER

WINCHESTER, Ind., Dec 9. The Winchester Phi Delta were defeated by the Richmond American Legion post here Wednesday night in a hotly contested game, 25 to 20. This is the first defeat for the local five-this season and came after the best game of the season had been played. O'Neal, Richmond forward, showed up particular well in shooting goals, while C. Brown, floor guard for the

Once again word has been received that when the next British amateur championship tournament gets under way Bobby Jones will be a contender This statement hoa been made by J. Douglas Edgar of Atlanta, Canadian and Bouthern open golf champion, formerly an assistant to Vardon in England. Edgar was at the pier to bid Vardon and Ray adieu and see his family off to England for a visit Edgar himself said he could not make the trip, as he had signed for many exhibition matches in the south this winter. When Jones goes abroad Edgar wilr be with him, and the "boy wonder" will enter both British amateur and open championships. Mile. Susanne Wurtz, French swimming champion, will sail for New York shortly to challange the American champion, Miss Ethelda Bleibtrey, for the woman's championship of the world. At the Olympic games. Miss Bleibtrey defeated Mile Wurtz easily, but the French girl has since been receiving instruction from the American champion, Norman Rpss, in the American crawl. Using this stroke, Mile. Wurtz recently swam 100 meters within one second of Miss Bleibtrey's Antwerp time. Howard (Buster) Caton. the small

est shortstop person in captivity, who

and made such an Impressive showing that he was touted as another Dave Bancroft. Weak hitting is supposed to have been responsible for Buster's transfer from Pittsburg, but if he can hit for a whole season like he crocked the pellet every time he came to Brooklyn then there is a regular berth awaiting him. He is, as stated before, a little man. a right-handed , thrower and batter, but husky out of proportion to his inches. He has hit around the .250 mark this season and many of his thumps were- of timely proportions. During the war Caton enlisted In the army and while on a furlough one day stole into Pittsburg and married Miss Jennie Williams of that city. The romance was said to have started when Caton went into a Pittsburg candy shop to buy a box of bonbons for himself, of course. Caton became a regular customer after that and the candy salesgirl is now a major leaguer's wife.

played a brilliant defensive . was let out by the Pittsburgh Pirates

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aged to connect with the loop for at I or the season, has been secured by least two point?. The lineup and i the Brooklyn Sunerbas via the waiver

Game With Notre Dame Cancelled by Navy Team (By Associated Press.) SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 9. The football team of the Pacific fleet of

the United States navy is disbanded

Miami Football Schedule Announced by Coach Little OXFORD, O., Dec. 9. Coach George E. Little, of Miami university, reached home last night from Columbus, where he went to arrange Miami's football schedule for the coming year. The opening game of the season has not yet been provided for. This will be played on Oct. 1. The remainder of the schedule is as follows: Oct. 8 Wittenberg College at Oxford. Oct. 13 Ohio Northern University at Ada. Oct. 22 Annual Home-Coming Ohio Wesleyan University at Oxford. Oct. 29 Denlson University at Dayton. Nov. 5 Otterbein University at Oxford.

Nov. 12liance. Nov. 24-Cincinnatl.

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ARRANGE SPRING GAMES (By Associated Press.) NEW YORK, Dec. 9 The New York Giants may meet the Cleveland Indians, champions of the world in two games at least during the spring training season, it was learned here today. Manager Tris Speaker of the Indians in a letter to the Giants' headquarters.

O'Neale . Porter . . Simmons McBride

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Every man on both teams man- i to the Cincinnati Rods toward the end : and consequently will not play Notre '

name conese here on Christmas day , as tentatively scheduled, it was announcod today by Lieut. Commander j Kaveney. IT. S. N., according to the j San Francisco Chronicle. Kaveney was '. said to have been .unable to wait j longer than last night for final accept-j ance of the contest.

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route. Ebberts and Manager Robinson wpre always sweet on the diminutive Pirate. The addition of Caton strengthens further the Superba's secondary defense, which kept the club In the pen

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regulars were out of the lineup at onp time last season. Caton will be back once again from the Southern league, and when the

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O'Neale 4: to the majors with the Smoky City'

son. Field goals: Richmond

Porter, 2; Simmons. 2; McBride. 3 and:tribe as a regular in 1917.

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fast Whitewater Independents here Wednesday night. 31 to 26, in a fiercely contested game. The game was ex-

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iv'srhf by a 19 lo 14 score. Only a tew loints separated tiie teams at any .Mage of the games and locals were not .-tire of the game until the last two minutes of rlnv when they took a fair load.

CcmbrH?. Independents Wallop Connersville CAMP.Rinc.K CITY. Ind., Dec. 9. Camhrifl.ee City Independents earned y, 27 to 13 victory over the Connersville LeTon team here Tuesday night. The Connersville team failed to get together in the first half but played a smashing same during the last period. Fisher and Scott ihalked up the majority oi' their teams' point, s hitting the basket trom .-ill angles.

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HUBBARD. Tev., Dec. 9. Manager Tris Speaker of the Cleveland Indians showed his home town yesterday that he could toy with the pigskin as well as the baseball. Tris who is Hubbard's idol and only claim to national fame, intercepted a forward pass and saved his team from defeat. He played with the local American legion tpam against the "Town" team and the score was 0 to 0. Tris took part in the game to help the legion fund lor a new clubrooni. ....... . . -.

ARRANGE BILLIARD MATCHES NEW YORK, Dec. 9. Formal arrangements for two championship billiard matches between Willie Hoppe.

world's champion, and Eduoard Horemans, Belgian expert were anticipated today at a conference between their, respective representatives. Proposals railed for one match at 18.1 and one! fit IS. 2 balk line. j

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DENIES HOLDING OUT (By Associaf-d Press) DURHAM, N. C, Dec. 9. George B. TVhitted. Pittsburgh Nationals infielder in a signed statement here today denied he is a hold out. Whined said he has not received his new contract and at present has no reason to hold out.

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