Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 46, Number 67, 27 January 1921 — Page 9
LEGION FIVE LOSES INDIANAPOLIS FRAY;
USE ROUGH TACTICS "Killing the goose that laid the golden egg", was the title of the basketball drama staged on te Coliseum floor Wednesday, night when the Merchants Heat and Light team of Indianapolis, defeated the American Legion team, 36 to 14. The game was pronounced a poor exhibition of basketball, and the local team was roundly scored by the hom crowd for the tactics employed during the last 10 minutes of play, which were decidedly unsportsmanlike. The local team had a superior proposition, to face when the Indianapolis Independents brought, their regular lineup, including Bacon and Stonebraker of the famous Wabash "Wonder Five", to stack up against the kgion in their second encounter. Johnson, their star guard, was unable to make the trip. Both Work Hard. Both teams played hard during the first half the legion making the fast Capital City five work for its points. Porter and O'Neal, local forwards, were unable to make any consistent attack on the baskets. Porter slipping one through while O'Neal went scoreless for the first time this season. The second half saw the beginning of the "roush stuff" the Black and White endeavoring to draw the visitors away from the slow, easy play. This developed stronger until in the last 10 minutes Porter, Simmons and O'Neal were taken from the game and substitutes sent in with the advice to rough things up. The rest of the game was disgusting. Two Players Star. Simmons and Bertsch showed up well for the local team, play ins: a good consistent game, although Simmons was unlucky in his goal shooting. Bertsch played tho entire game and kept the visitors shooting from a distance, lie was complimented on his playing by the visitors after the game. Taylor was the bie gun for Indianapolis, covering the floor in good style and caging seven fiold goals. Stonebraker, tha flean of basketball players in this state. Ion fed around the floor with his old ease, dropping some neat shots through the draDeries. The line-up and score follow: Am. Legion. (14) M. H. & L. (36) O'Neal F F. Stevens Porter F Taylor Simmons C... Stonebraker McBride G Bacon Bertsch G C. Stevens Substitutions Chappel for McBride, Eubanks for Porter: Roach for Simmons: McBride for O'Neal; Born for F. Stevens. Field Goals (Legion), Porter, Simmons, McBride. Chappel. 2, Eubanks; (Merchants), F. Stevens, 4; Taylor, 7; Stonebraker. 5; Bacon. Foul Goals Simmons, 2 out of 4; Stonebraker, 2 out of 4. Referee Harrington, ofifcichmond. MONTREAL MAY' SEE E BIG BOXING CLASH, NEW YORK. Jan. 27. The proposal j to hold the Dempsey-Carpentier I world's heavyweight championship in j Montreal was discussed here today between Tex Rickard and two Canadian promoters, C. F. Graham and F. C. Goortspeed, members of a dominion syndicate. Rickard said he had been requested by the Canadians to consider their mission confidential and had not decided whether he would divulge the developments of the conference. William A. Brady, who with Charles B. Cochran, recently withdrew from the bout said today he was prepared, whenever requested to assign his interest and that of Cochran, to Rickard. The latter, however, said he intends to wait until Feb. 1, when he has arranged a conference here with Jack Kearns before tackling the project alone. Bowling PENNSY BOWLING LEAGUE. Round House.
Plaver lt 2nd 3rd Tl. Av. Koldf 133 134 148 417 13 Pettibone 163 177 12? 466 155 Rohooley 11 105 103 326 109 Bakor 88 77 87 152 84 Pfafflin. 97 111 103 311 104 Team totals 601 604 562 ... ... Store Room. Plaver 1st 2nd 3rd Tl. Av. Shaffer 112 138 135 385 128 Rees 173 168 156 497 166 Blark 177 95 99 371 124 Kittle 82 123 125 330 110 Chiles 99 82 109 290 97 Team totals.. 643 606 624 Gigh game Rees, 177; Pettibone, 177.
High average Reps, 16C. Track No. 2. 1st 2nd 3rd Tl. Av. Player Beach 145 137 119 401 134 Leas 112 100 99 311 104 kves 84 126 101 311 104 Warm an Roes .100 232 176 508 169 91 92 76 262 87
Team totals.. 535 687 571 Extras. Plaver 1st 2nd 3rd Tl. Av. TorM 153 154 193 505 168 Rethmever ...104 99 117 320 107 Waener 129 116 139 384 128 Rpece 159 144 184 487 162 Cos 146 146 125 417 139 Trnm totals.. 696 659 758 High game Warms n. 232. High average Warman, 169. Express. Plavers 1st 2nd 3rd Tl. Av. R. Kleu'er 201 145 125 471 157 J. KWer 113 175 114 402 134 Conkle 132 138 92 362 121 Howell 93 106 111 310 103 Drischell 145 159 136 440 147 Team totals . . 684 723 578 Track No. 1. Player 1st 2nd 3rd Tl. Av. Eikenberry ..129 158 132 419 139 Stinger 123 130 147 400 133 Moore 110 117 145 372 124 Killen 97 121 117 325 112 Pentecost 143 120 123 38C 128 Team totals.. 602 646 664 ... ...
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CAMBRIDGE CITY HIGH DEFEATS CENTERVILLE IN STELLAR CONTEST Displaying a flashy brand of basketball the Cambridge City high school basketball five defeated the Centerville high school five on the Coliseum floor, Wednesday night by the score of 28-17. The game was fast and well played, only a few fouls being called on both teams. The Cambridge City five ran up a total of six points before Centerville managed to slip one through. The Cambridge City five are a classy gang of net tossers and promise to make a strong bid for the district championship. Sixth Straight Win. This victory makes the sixth straight victory for the C. C. lads and also 12 victories out of 17 games, the five games lost being early in the season when the team was not playing as classy a game as they are now. Brumfield, the C. C. pivot man, was the bright light of the game, his playing standing out far from any man on the floor. Although a small man he played his position well and covers the floor in wonderful style and possesses an uncanny eye for the basket, making several pretty shots from the center of the floor. He follows up his shots in fine fashion. Fisher Stars. Fisher, the flashy forward of the Centerville five, lived up to his reputation and was easily the star of his team scoring JO of his teams' points, several of his shots being from difficut angles of the floor. Cook, the pivot man for the losers, also showed up well. The line-ups and score areas follows : Cambridge C (28) Centerville (17) Eaton F Fisher Ellsburg F Terry Brumfield C Cook Dairy G Davis Ward G Chambers Substitutions Harris for Chambers, Bowman for Terry, Chambers for Harris, Terry for Bowman.- Field goajs Brumfield 5, Ellsbury 3 Dairy 2, Eaton 1, Fisher 5, Cook 3. Foul goals Eaton 6, Cook 1. Referee Parker, of Richmond. Must Perfect Defense For Headlock for Lewis (By Associated Press) CHICAGO, Jan. 27. Wrestlers, especially those seeking a contest with the present heavyweight champion, "strangler" Lewis must develop a defense for the champion's famous head lock, said Earl Caddock who was defeated by Lewis in a match in New York last Monday night for the title, chiefly by application of the deadly headlock. Caddock said he felt none the worse for the punishment he received in his encounter with Lewis, in the headlocks clamped on by the champion and that the hold is no more deadly than the toe hold or double wrist lock. He was on his way today back to his farm in Walnut, la. Boston High Loses to Brownsville School In a fast and well-played game, the Brownsville high school basketball five defeated the Boston hierh school team by tho score of 20-17, Wednesday night. Miller, the Boston floor guard, was the scoring star of the evening, making 13 of his teams 17 points. It was mostly through his efforts that Boston kept in the running, while Gavin and Bell were the bright lights for th winners, scoring 8 and 7 points respectively. , BOUT POSTPONED CLEVELAND, O., Jan. 27. The ten round bout between Cal Delano of Cleveland, and George (K. O.) Chacey of Baltimore, lightweights, scheduled for Friday night, has been postponed until Monday night. The contest was to have been held In Gray's armory, which was destroyed by fire yesterday. INDUSTRIAL TOURNEY ( ny Associated Press) ERIE, Pa., Jan. 27. The National Industrial basketball championship will be decided here March 17, 18 and 19. Officials of the American industrial athletic association in a statement made public today, let it be known that Erie had been selected as the site for tho third annual basketball tournament of the organization. MUNYON'S RHEUMATISM REMEDY Money Refunded if it Fails Munyon's Rheumatism Remedy relieves sharp, shooting pains in the arms, legs, side, back or breast, or soreness in any part of the body almost immediately. For lameness, stiff and swollen joints, stiff back, and all pains in the hips and loins, gives relief so quickly that it astonishes' ell who try it. Chronic rheumatism, sciatica, lumbago, or pain in the back, should be treated with Munyon's Rheu matism Kemedy. it rarely etj! fails to give relief after a f JK; few doses and often cures . r . II uei ore one do rue oas oeen used completely.
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White Sox Will Take y Seventeen Hurler s South (By Associated Press.) CHICAGO, Jan.. 27. Manager Kid Gleason, of the Chicago White Sox, will take 17 pitchers and four catchers to Waxahachie, Tex., the training camp, on March 3, a week before the members of the club report. Secretary Harry Grabiner said today that Urban Faber, and Dick Kerr, veterans of the pitchers, and Ray Schalk the veteran catcher, will be included in the advance to aid Gleason in choosing pitchers to replace those suspended for their participation in the baseball scandal. Lynn Team. Crippled, ' Loses to Vinchester LYNN. Jan. 27. With only two regulars in their lineup, the indeaendent basketball team of this city journeyed to Winchester Wednesday night, j where they played the Phi Delts of j that city. The locals were defeated ! by the score of 50-14. Winchester i jumped Into the lead a few minutes after the start of the game, and were j never in danger of losing it. SIGN LEWIS JAMES. ST. LOUIS, Jan. 27. Lewis James, a firtt baseman from Clemsen college, has been signed by the St. Louis Nationals and will be taken on the spring training trip, manager Branch Rickey announced today. James is said to have attracted the attention of several major league clubs while playing with a semi-professional team in New Jersey last season. MAY ENTER CARNIVAL. CSy Associated Press URBANA. 111., Jan. 27. Dartmouth is contemplating entering a relay team and individual stars in the University of Illinois relay carnival March o, it was announced today. Earl Thompson, holder of the' vorld's record for the 120 yard high hurdles and winner of that event in the Olympic games, is Captain of the Dartmouth team. He will comnete in the high hurdles if Dartmouth enters. STAR RESIGNS. 'Rt Associated Press) PRINCETON. X. X. Jan. 27. Lemoyne Page, Princeton's star wrestler, resigned from the team today at the lequest of Dr. Spaeth, ooach of the Varsity crew. Page was a member of the crew last year and is a candidate this season. His wrestling takes off enough weight to materially affect his rowing. It was said. He i? required to take off ten pounds before each bout. Pace wrestles in the 158 pound class and has not been defeated this season. TRAIN IN SOUTH. HOT SPR'NGS, Ark.. Jan. 27. Ar- ! rangemrts were completed todav by Clerk Griffith, malnager of the Washi ington Americans to send eight of his jr itching st? ft" here for a two week5? ! stay before the regular training season ! of the team opens. The men are to re- ' port here Feb. 15. WOULD LEGALIZE BOXING (By Associated Press) OLYMPIA, Wash., Jan. 27. A bill legalizinsr 10-round boxing contests in the state was introduced in the state senate today. Senator William Wrav said he had been assured of enough votes in both senate house to obtain its enactment. WRESTLING CARNIVAL (Bv Associate.! Press) KANSAS CITY, Mo., Jan. 27. "Strangler" Lewis, vs. Gustav Sulzo and Wladeck Zbzako vs. John Pesk, are the attractions before Kansas City wrestling fans here tonight. Both matches wiM be to a finish. ASPIRIN Name "Bayer" on Genuine Beware! Unles you see the name "Bayer" on package or on tablets you are not getting genuine Aspirin prescribed by physicians for twenty-one years and proved safe by millions. Take Aspirin only as told in the Bayer package for Colds, Headache, Neuralgia, Rheumatism, Earache, Toothache, Lumbago, and for Pain. Handy tin ; boxes of twelve Bayer Tablets of j Aspirin cost few cents. Druggists also j sell larger packages. Aspirin i3 the t trade mark of Bayer Manufacture of ! Monoaceticacidesler of Salicylicacid. Advertisement. ittittinmMHitiiuiHiiHiiimiiitninHiiiiiiimfiiiiuiiiinniiniifmfHiHiitiiniiHi' I Buy TIRES Now I I Save Money 1 1 Richmond Tire Service jl Cor. 11th and Main I I Tiiinntitiiu!niinmiiuHiimiiiiiiiiiiitiimifiinimiiminntiumtiinnnitmiiiMiiu I ' WILSON CLEANER TAILOR "Whn It's done by Wilson It's don right." PHONES 1105-1106
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M'HENRY AND MACK MATCHED FOR FEB. 9 Jimmie Reese, local boxing promoter, promises the fight fans of this city c not her series of good bouts on Feb. 9 in the Eagles' hall. Three first-class bouts will be staged, he said. , The main go of the evening will be between Clyde McHenry, of Indiana, and Johnnie Mack, of Cincinnati, will I mix for ten rounds. McHenry is a I good artist of the fistic game, having a record of being in 200 bouts and not being knocked down once. This bout should attract much attention. In the serai-finals a classy exhibition in the feather weight class will be staged. Bautie Hiatt, a local boy under the care of Reese, and Johnnie Hughes, of Ft. Wayne, will mix it. Hughes has won many bouts in Indiana and is a classy performer. Battling Tracey, a local boy, and Kid Brown will mix it. in the final go of the evening. This fight promises to be a real slugging match. NEVSPAPER DECISION (By Associated Press) MILWAUKEE, Jan. 27. A crowd es tlmated at 7,000 witnessed the battle last night between Lew Tendler and Willie Jackson, in which the Philadelphia fighter was given the newspaper decision. ! The gate receipts were $30,123, it 1 was announced. Of this amount Jackson received $10,000, while Tendler's share was slightly more. Numerous j vacant seats around the arena nullifled statements that the gate would exceed $35,000. TRY OUT PITCHER ROCKFOIID, 111., Jan. 27 Robert Lenguest, Rockford semi-professional pitcher, is tc be given a trial by the Pittsburgh National League team on the spring training trip, he said today. FREE TO ASTHMA SUFFERERS Free Trial of a Method That Anyone Can Use Without Discomfort ! or Loss of Time j We have a method for the control oi Asthma, and we want you to try it at our expense. No matter whether your. caseis of long standing or recent de- ' volopment. whether it is present as oc- ' casional or chronic Asthma, yon should, send for a free trial of our method. No matter in what climate you live, no matter what your age or occupation, if you are troubled with asthma, our; method should relieve you promptly. ; We especially want to send It to those apparently hopeless cases, where , all forms of inhalers, douches, opium ' preparations, fumes, "patent smokes," i etc., have failed. We want to show evrryone at our expense, th.it our method; is designed to end all difficult breathinp, all wheezing, and all thoso terrible; p.r) roxysms. I This free offer Is too important to neglect a sintrle day. Write now and ; begin the method at once. Send no ! money. Simply mail coupon below. Do i it Today you do not even pay postage. ! FREE TRIAL COUPON l-TtOXTIEn ASTHMA CO., Room 154N. Xiagara and Hudson Streets, Buffalo, N. Y. Send free trial of your method to: it CHEVROLET MOTOR CARS E. W. STEINH ART CO. Richmond, Ind. 4 : Sulphur Vapor Baths for Ladies and Gentlemen Vapor Bath Parlor Phone 1603 35 S. 11th St. PHOT05 ! T2Z MAIN St KUCHMOMQ 100 i Always Good, The Best of BREAD I Made in Richmond by ZWISSLER'S
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New York Americans Announce Training Card (By Associated Press) NEW YORK, Jan. 27. The spring training schedule of the New York American League team made public today Includes thirty exhibition games, 1C of which will be played with the Brooklyn Nationals. The schedule follows: March 12, 13. 21, 29, 30. 31, Shreveport. at Shreveport; March 17, St. Louis Nationals at Lake Charles, La : March 18, Brooklyn, at Baton Rouge. La.; March 19. 20, Brooklyn at New Orleans; March 24. Brooklyn at Alxeandria, La.; March 25. 26 and 27, Brooklyn at Shreveport. The Yankee second string team will oppose the regulars at Shreveport March 14, 15, 16, 22, 23 and 28. - April 2. 3, Brooklyn at New Orleans; April 3. Brooklyn at Birmingham. Ala., April 5. Brooklyn at Atlanta, Ga.; April 6, Brooklyn at Winston-Salem. N. C; April 7, Brooklyn at Richmond, Va.; April 8, Baltimore at Baltimore, April 9, 10, 11, Brooklyn at Brooklyn. FAILED TO ARRIVE. LYNN, Ind.. Jan. 27. The Lynn In-1 dependent basketball team did not: play the scheduled game at Cambridge I City Tuesday night. Some members j of the team failed to arrive in time ! on account of an accident to their j automobile. ! JACKSON TEAMS WIN. ! CAMPBELLSTOWN, Ohio. Jan. 27.! The Jackson boys and girls basket-; ballvteams went to Gratis Friday even-' OI T
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WITTENBERG TO BATTLE SPRINGFIELD, O., Jan. 27 Wittenberg is preparing ror what will be perhaps its hardest cage battle on iu home floor so far this season, whn the fast Ohio Northern university quintet comes here Friday night. Your Dollar will do most good Saturday KING'S $1 Day Buying Goods and Selling Goods House Furniture, Carpets, Men's Clothes, Ladies' Clothes and Children's Clothes and Shoes. North 12th St., Just Across the Railroad. Phone 3474 The Bank That You'll Like tot Do Business At I Second National Bank
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