Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 46, Number 36, 21 December 1920 — Page 13

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BRINGS FAST PLAYERS TO COMBAT QUAKERS The personnel of the Purdue squad that will be on hand Monday night, January 3, to battle the Quakers has been announced by "Piggy" Lambert, coach of the Boilermakers. Lambert has narrowed his squad down to nine men which number he probably will carry throughout the conference season. Captain Don White, leader of the quintet, formerly played on the Lebanon high school team, and was selected as all-state guard for two years He made the Purdue team In his sophomore year and was chosen on the AUIndiana college and All-Conference teams. Miller, his running mate, is one of the best all round athletes, being a weight man on the track team and tackle on the football eleven. Last year he was selected as the best guard in the Western Conference. Newcomers Valuable. jChafee, at the center position, Is playing his first year on the squad. He comes from Jefferson high school but has had no previence in basketballTreat who alternates with Chafee at the center Job is also a newcomer on the squad. He Is 6 feet 1 inch tall, weighing 195 pounds and is fast becoming a valuable man. 1 The forwards of Lambert's combination are Holwerda and Masters, the former being the lightest man on the team, weighing only 135 pounds Masters comes from Thorntown, the home town ,of so many basketball stars. Both men are fast forwards and are showing their ability to hold down the forward positions left vacant by the graduation of last year's veterans. All Fart Players. The other three members of the Purdue squad are: Haigis, a junior, coming from Jefferson high school; Hiser, a junior, from Manual Training high school, Indianapolis, and a member of last year's baseball nine; and Eversman, a sophomire, who formerly played on the Richmond high school team. Although Kversman played guard in his high school days, he is at present competing for a forward position and according to all reports is making good. Coach Mowe has announced that holders of coupon books may obtain their tickets at the Starr Piano company's sales rooms any time after Thursday. The remainder of the public will be allowed to purchase tickets on Monday Reserved seats for the game will be 75 cents.

Bowling Won Jumbo 27 Kentuckv 24 ' Easy Pull 22 Light Draft 20 Empire 20 HoosiA- 14 Lost. 15 18 20 22 22 28 Pet. .643 571 524 .476 .476 .333 No great upsets took place in the I. H. C. Bowling League whfn they lined up on the Twigg alleys Monday night. The leading Jumboes continued to sprint ahead with two games won from the Easy Pulls. The Kentuckys pushed them hard, and even coppett the evening's honors by taking three games from the Empires. The Light Drafts copped two from the Hoosiers Ulrich garnered high score with a 219, Snyder cracked ofT 203. Several gained the 201 mark. Reis won high average of the evening with 90. The scores follow:

1st. 2nd. 3rd. Tl. Av. Roach 191 181 184 556 185 Rothert 120 173 160 453 151 Wood3 171 130 192 493 164 Haas ..113 119 107 339 113 Wells 157 137 169 463 154 Totals 752 740 812 Kentucky. Empire. Gardner 169 141 137 447 149 Reis 174 201 195 570 190 Groan 201 180 167 548 183 Ohlinger 13C 152 179 467 156 Sample 188 201 157 546 182 Totals 868 875 835 High game Groan, 201; Sample,

201; Reis, 201. High average Reis, 190.

Easy Pull. 1st. 2nd. 3rd. Tl. Av. N. Way 152 169 201 522 174 Price 156 165 117 438 146 Hesel 139 122 143 404 135 Lane 167 149 156 472 157 Ellis 142 170 160 472 157 Totals 756 775 777 Jumbo. 1st. 2nd. 3rd. Tl. Av. Muhl 167 144 181 492 164 White ."..170 146 153 469 156 Snvder 203 146 141 490 163 Parker 110 132 146 388 129 Owens 116 175 178 469 156 Totals 766 743 799

High game Snyder. 203. High average E. Way, 174. Hoosier. 1st. 2nd. 3rd. Tl. Av. ! Ulrich . Barker . Knight . Weber . Shissler Totals .143 177 219 539 179 .141 137 143 421 140 173 124 157 ..178 169 171 518 ..127 112 133 372 ..174 143 153 472 ..763 738 821 Light Draft. 1st. 2nd. 3rd. Tl. Av Miller 137 118 174 429 Carr 168 168 173 509 Stephenson ..189 137 136 462 143' 169 ; 154 i Hoessli 159 156 154 469 156 Haner 183 157 166 506 169 Totals 836. 836 803 High game Ulrish. 219. High game Ulrich, 219. NATCO BOWLING LEAGUE Speed Boxes of Natco League 1st 2nd 3rd 169 135 138 118 165 Chew 138 Rose 146 Smith ...(: 151 Strickler 152 Bennett 156 180 167 132 142 10S

Team totals 743x 729 725 Pianos of Starr Piano League Lit. 2nd 3rd Harrison 96 103 103 Bishop 126 120 101 Kuper 131 141 11S Preiffer 105 148 131 Mayer 213 155 129 Team totals 781 667 587

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"They came to ridicule, but they remained to wonder," must be said of th basketball game staged between the Young Men's Business club and the Kiwanis club on the Coliseum floor Monday night. The Young. Men's club managed to gain the victory 21 tn 16, after the Kiwanis staged a last minute rally which threatened to bring the bacon to their camp. It was a real game and not a farce. The game was featured by much scrambling for the ball by a few of the mcfre inexperienced players,' but immediately following this scramble one of the old stars would get hold of the ball and tear down the floor for a lightning dribble, or pull off some snappy pass work with an old team mate. Logan, captain of the Y.' M. B. C team, and Mowe, of Kiwanis, were the ttars of the contest. Logan collected a total of 10 points, while Mowe chalked up 8. Ed Wiechman showed that at one time he was a wizard at the court 'game, when he caged three field goals and played a good floor game. Substitute New Team. The game was played in 10-minut quarters, to allow time for recuoeraI lion. At the beginning of the second half the Y. M. B. C. sent in an entirely new team. This squad was unable to hold the Kiwanians who outplayed and outr.corod them. Logan brought his original five back on the floor during the closing period and they chalked up the winning points. Kiwanis made 12 substitution during the game, the business men 11. Mowe Scores. Mowe began the scoring by tossing a foul, but Johnpon forged the Y. M. B. C. ahead by scoring a field goal immediately after. The game see-sawed to the end of the first half which ended 6 to 4 In favor of the young men. The first half ended 14 to 6 in the winner's favor. The lineup and .score follow: Y. M. B. C. (21) Quigg P. Logan: ........ .p. E. Wiechman C. Kiwanis (16) K. Mowe Taggart William? vv issuer . . . ,u Jay Johnson G Coleman! Substitutions (Y. M. B. C), Reth.i Klute, Mason. Kennedy. Ferling. Mon-j roe: (Kiwanis), Butler, Wiechman, Allen, Bones, Mills, Dixon, Goltz. Field Goals Quigg; Logan 5; Wiechman 3; Johnson 2; Mowe 2; Jay, Wiechman, Allen 2. Foul Goals Kennedy 1; Mowe 4. Referee Harrington. t Kay, see and Panhandles Will Mix Tuesday Night The Knights of Columbus and Panhandle basketball teams will plav on the Y. M. C. A. floor Tuesday night. All the proceeds of the game will be donated to poor relief of the city. The game is expected to be fast because of the comparative strength of the two teams. GIANTS BOOK INDIANS (By Associated Press) NEW YORK Dec. 21. The York Giants have booked two exhibi-t tion games with the Cleveland Indians! at Dallas. Tex., during the spring training season it was announced today. Joseph O'Brien, secretary of thei ' ; t .. ; ,1 . , i . t ican league-teams are being sought. OHIO STATE SCHEDULE (By Associated Press) COLUMBUS. O., Dec. 21. The Ohio StateUniversity basketball schedule tor 1920-1921 follows: Dec. 11, Wittenberg; Dec. 13, Ohio Vv'esleyan; Dec. 31, Cornell; Jan. Princeton; Jan. 8, Indiana: Jan. 13, at Michigan; Jan. 22. Purdue; Jan. 23, Chicago; Feb. S, Illinois at Champaigne; Feb. 12, Purdue at Lafayette; Feb. 14, Indiana at Bloomington; Feb. 19, Chicago at Chicago; Feb. 21. Wisconsin; Feb. 23, Denison; Feb. 28, Illinois; March 3. Michigan; March, Wisconsin at Madison.

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and Hank Gowdy. field, but will allow Robbie to return Jimmy Johnston to the outfield. Maranville will play short, of course. Olson will be moved to second. KiMuiT will play third in Johnston's place. Hank Gowdy will give Robbie lots of help with his pitching staff. He is a better catcher than Miller. Drop Purdue From

U T ' n 1 :lv Ale uiiiuvureu, or injuries ueveiop. Dig 1 (271, IS fiHTnOJ" Ossand Arnstein are expected to be (By Associated Press) 1 found at forwards, with Enke playing BLOOM INGTON. Ind.. Dec. 21. A one of the guard positions. Fojrelberg. rumor was in circulation on the In- n nw man, who, although lackincr in ciana university campus today to theiA Tl X

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SHELBYVILLE COMES TO TRY HIGH METTLE

Shelbyvllle will be the next opponent of the Richmond high school basketball team. The Shelby county lads will make their appearance on tho floor next Monday night, and from advance reports it seems that the Red and White will have their bands full dying to take care of the fast team that is slated to appear here. The auspicious opening of the season by the R. H. S. squad when they defeated Knightstown here last Friday right has but the local followers on their tos for a good game thi3 week. Coach Null is pu'ting his mfn through some stiff .practices in order to get them in shape for the encounter, and to satisfy the expectations of all the high school students and fans who will attend the game. Defeat Manual. ' Shelbyville defeated the Manual Training high school of Indianapolis on their own floor this last week, by one point. In. what the Manual students claim was a heart-breaking game. If the local school is able to take the visitors into camp, they will be ranked fairly high in state high school net circles. The iocal team demonstrated that predictions on their speed were right. Their size is the one great handicap. If they continue their assault upon the draperies they should have a very ereditible team this season. Coach Null probably will start the same men in the next, game as played though the last one. That is Amick and Harkins, forwards, Txehr, center; Rost and Green, forwards. Basketball Prospects Bright at. Minnesota (By Associated Prrsr.) MINNEAPOLIS. Minn., Dec. 21. Basketball prospects a'o as bright at the University of Minnesota as wore pre-s-eason prospects for a winning football team this season, accordin? to , announcement by athletic authorities, j Three of list year's first string men are out for the team Captain Arnold ;'Oss, Neil Arnsten and Fred Enke. All three were on the footfall squad. In i addition to these men. sixty candidates for the squad are working regui iarly under the direction of Dr. L. J. Cooke, coach. Unless players of exceptional abil- .-. j j . , i her of the field of second string .u. Kearney has had the edge for the remaining guard position, although a close light is on between several candidates. At center, Becker and Grimes aadrnge" field" , HOCKEY TEAM RETURNS from a tour of England said today they had learned a lot about hockey on the trip that they never knew before. 1arl Gfai tt7atofl fin MenWtoCare"

Miniature Cold Footballs Awarded Ohio State Men (Bv Avaierf Pivsm COLUMBUS. O.. Dec. 21. Miniature goid footballs and the varsity's have been awarded to 23 members of Ohio State University's championship football team by the athletic board, and to Coach Wilce, Assistant Coach Grant Ward, trainer -Doc" Gurney 8nd Director L. W. St. John. The following players received the varsity "O" and gold football: Captain lolas Huffman, Chandlerville: Robert H. Spiers. Freedom Slation; Andrew Nemeck. Lorain: Dean W. Trolt. Columbus; "Tarzan" Taylor. Duluth. Minn.: Robert Wieche, Hamilton: Rooevt V. Myers, Columbus; Willfam V. Slyker. Huron; "Hoge" and Noel Workman, Huntington, W. Va ; Gaylord R. Stinchcomb. Fostoria; Frank R. Williman, Salem; Charles A. Taylor, Martins Ferry; Herbert Henderon, Oberin; Harry W. Bliss, Columbus; -Red" Blair, Mt. Vernon; Richard Colt, Columbus; Charles R. Weaver, Youngstown; Wilmer Isabel, Blacklick; Thurlow C. Wilder. Toledo; James J. Navln. Norwalk; Ernest Johnson, Lima; Albert Do?g, Cleveland; Manager Donald Hosl.ins, Columbus.

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Earlham Reserves defeated the K. of C. team as a curtain raiser to the Kiwanis-Young Men's business club game Monday night on the coliseum floor, 25-14. The game was rather slow at times because the Knights were not usd to the large floor. It was not such a bad game considering the fact that both the teams played on about two hours notice. Dempsey Would Box Greb-Smith Winner CBy Associated Press.) PITTSBURGH. Dec. 21. John Bell, manager or the Motor Square Eoxins club yesterday received a letter from Jack Kearns, manager of Jack Dempsey In which he stated that Dempsey was willing to box the winner of the Greb-Smith bout, to be held here Christmas day. According to Bell, no date was suggested for the match. The Motor Square club made an offer to Kearns last week of $50,000 to have Dempsey box the winner of the Christmas afternoon bout. The proposed bout cannot under the law, be more than 10 rounds. DEVELOP. BETTER RUNNERS (By Associated Press) NEW YORK, Dec. 21. In order to develop better runners in the 3.000metre race for future Olympic games, promoters of an indoor athletic meet in Brooklyn on Jan. 8 have added this 'e to its list of events. A number leading middle distanced runners the country have been invited to uticipate and a silver trophy ha3 been offered a3 a special inducement. BOXING SCHEDULE (By Associated Press.) PHILADELPHIA. Dec. 21. The boxing schedule for the University of Pennsylvania includes a meet with Queens college, of Ontario, Canada. t was announced today by Robert W. Ward, manager of the Quaker team. The meet will be held here on Feb. 24. SALE -Wool Fancy TTf ill . o- Mes crt 7'""? . Main Sts,

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