Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 46, Number 73, 3 February 1921 — Page 9
'SUN-TELEGRAM, RICHMOND, 1ND., THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND THURSDAY, FEB. 3, 1921.
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LEGION FIVE'S RALLY o FAILS TO OVERCOME DENVER CHAMP'S LEAD
Staging a rally In the last half that fell short a few points, the American Legion basketball team was defeated by the Denver Athletic club basketball team on the Coliseum floor Wednesdaynight by the score of 26-21. The ex-soldiers showed considerable Improvement in their style of play in the game Wednesday night. The weak points are beginning to show con siderable improvement, due to the careful coaching they received la3t week. Denver jumped into the lead after two mirutes of play when Doyle chalked one up from the foul line. Chappel save the locals a one point, lead with a field goal a few minutes later and Simmons made it two witfi a free throw, but Kane soon tied it up with a field goal: Murray added another a minute later and the visitors were never beaded from then on. First Half Slow.
The first half was rather slow, the
red and black could not get going to-! gether and the visitors scored almost j :it will. The red and black would work the ball down the floor time after time only to miss an easy shot or pass the j ball into one of the visitor's hand-. The passing of the ex-scldiers in the first half was below their usual standard. j In the second half O'Neal was sent in for Chappel and the fire-works started. Tho team played a wonderful brand of basket hail bringing the score up to 21-10. v".un O'Neal was injured during the ral'y and a time out was called. Winn play was started again the ex-io!ui'rs- punch seemed to be go'-o and t!.o visitors scored a foul and two liold goals giving them a comforlsli!i 1fad.
Bertsch was ejected from the game in the middle of the second half for committing four personal fouls, ana Parker was sent in for him. Parker is an old timer at. the game and showed up exceptionally well, breaking up play after play and picking the ball off the back board in fine style. Bertsch played his usual steady game but seemed inclined to be a bit rough last night. Simmons, the lanky pivot man for the red and black, was the scorer ot , the evening, making 10 points and playing a good floor game. The locals all played a good floor game but the offence was poor, the men missing many shots under the basket. Dayton Man Plays. Denver's team was not composed entirely of men from that city, Sackstader, the back guard, being from Dayton. Murray, the pivot man for the visitors, led his team in scoring with four goals from the field. Sackstader was easily the star of the game breaking up play after play of the ex-soldiers and working the floor in wonderful style. His taking the ball off the back board and working it away from the basket was noteworthy, also scoring two baskets from the center of the floor. The visitors played the last ' minute with only four men when Sackstader was taken from the game for committing four personal fouls. They onlv bad five men with them. The lineups Hnd score are as follows. Richmond (21) Denver (26) Porter F Doyle Chappel F Kane Simmons C Murray McBride G Kniley jn Bertsch G Sackstader KJ Substitutions O'Neal for Chappel, Parker for Bertsch, Chappel for Porter. Field Goals Simmons 2, Chappel 2, Porter, 1, McBride 1, O'Neal 1, Murray 4, Kane 3, Doyle 2, Sackstader 2. Foul Goals Simmons C, O'Neal 1, Doyle 4. R e f e ree Loga n .
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(By Associated Pros?) TOLEDO. O.. Feb. 3. Discovery of a 'Combination in which three boxing promoters are involved, was announced today by the Toledo br.xicg commission and details of a plan to break 'it up were made public. It wua said that the promoters will bo told to dissolve the present working ac;rcemeut and in future to deal directly through the commission. One of the promoters mentioned was a former member of the commission who resigned recently The commission also ordered "immediate elimination of petty jealousies and the knocking of other boxing shows." The commission receives Feven per cent of the gross receipts of all boxing shows which is distributed to ind;gent poor through the office of the mayor. Another rule was put into effect whereby the use of towels in the corners is abolished, fans being used in- . stead. The throwing of water on a 'boxer as he returns to his corner also is abolished. At a recent boxing bout two members of the commission were showered during the wetting down process at the conclusion of one of the rounds.
Bowling PENNSY BOWLING LEAGUE. Exoress. Player 1st' 2nd 3rd Tt. Av. R. Kluesnian.il 9 K3 170 4.12 151 Howell 120 91 107 31 S 106 J. Kluesman. .16 133 115 164 ir5 Conklo 127 124 113 34 121 H. Brunner. ..1S1 147 1S6 514 171 Team totals.. 733 C33 721 Extras. Plaver 1st 2nd 3rd Tt. A v. Metz 106 179 113 400!.133 Todd 17S 111 123 412 137 Rethmeyer. . .112 115 130 357 110 Wagner 15$ liy H7 424 141 Cox 112 134 133 109 136 Team total.?.. 693 65S 64S High game J. Kluesman, 1SG; Brunner, 186. High average Brunner, 171. ' y Track No. 1. Player lt 2nd 3rd Tt. Av. Eikenberry ..141 206 123 473 158 Moore .. 120 105 93 318 108 Killen 113 94 88 295 9S Morel 154 164 107 425 142 Hasemeier ...177 159 lfll 497 166 Team totals.. 708 728 572 Store Room. Player 1st- 2nd 3rd Tt. Av. Shaffer 121 145 168 434 145 R. Reese 133 160 119 412 137 J. Reese 153 165 155 471 157 Chiles 76 100 158 334 111 Kittle ., 126 116 181 423 141 Team totals.. 609- 686 779 High game Eikenberry. 206. High average Hasemeier, 1C6. Track No. 2. Player 1st 2nd 3rd Tl. Av. Beach 153 169 179 501 167 Leas 76 106 136 318 106 Wonuan 96 99 103 298 99 Moore 137 131 135 403 134 Schultz 96 85 139 320 107 Team totals.. 558 590 692 Round House. Player 1st 2nd 3rd Tl. Av. Landwehr ...141 110 171 452 151 Church 150 144 121 415 138 Kolde 127 128 161 426 142 Holtuan 115 132 118 395 145 Fokner 129 162 143 434 145 Team totalh..662 716 744 High game Beach, 179. High average Beach, 167. CHICAGO VRESTLER FORCED OUT OF BOUT
WHITEWATER WINS GAME AT COLISEUM In a slow an uninteresting game the Whitewater high school basketball team defeated the Cambridge City high school five on the Coliseum floor Wednesday night by the score of 2311. The winners took the lead after three minutes of play when Blosc scored a field goal and were never in danger of losing their lead. The li'.sers did not seem to take any interest, playing a slow listless game. The first half ended 12-6, in Whitewater's favor. , Eiose is Star. Rlcse was tho star of the game, in-'iklng 12 points and several of his baskets were seeming impossible shots. Gray the lanky center for Whitewater, who is jjcaerttljy tiieir heavy point getter, was closely guarded and was held to one field goal. Eaton was the bright light for his team, scoring C of his teams points. The game was exceptionally clean, only four fouls being called on ooth teams. The line-up and score are as follows: Whitewater. (23) Cam. City. (11) Hunt. F Eaton Blose F Ellsbury Gray C E. Brumtield Kreeman G Dairy Browne G Wsird Substitution Chapman for Ellbury, B. Brtimfield for E. Brumfield, E. Erumfield for Eaton. Field Goals Blose 6, Hunt 3, Gray 1, Freeman 1 : Eaton 3, Ells-bury 2. Foul Goals Dairy 1, Hunt 1. Referee Taggart. GREENSFQRK DEFEATS
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WITTENBERG QUINTET FACES STIFF SCHEDULE SPRINGFIELD, O., Feb. 3. Wittenberg's basketball quintet has three hard games on its schedule for the coming week. Friday night they will meet Miami university at Springfield. Saturday they will Journey to Cleveland, where they will play Western Reserve. And on Monday night th:y will battle Cincinnati university at Springfield.
PAT FLAHERTY TO REPORT tliy Associated Press) SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. 3. rat Flahertv. right handed Ditcher will report for spring practice with San Francisco it was announced today. Flaherty was with the Boston Americans two years aco. He bought his own release from an Akron, O., club at the close of his engagement last year.
ABANDON WHALE CRUISE VICTORIA, B. C, Feb. 3. Fleets of the Consolidated Whaling company here will not be sent to the north Pacific for whales ihis year because of the low price of oilf the company announced today.
BUSINESS COLLEGE LOSES TO SPECIALS The Richmond Specials defeated the Richmond Business College five on the Y floor 'Wednesday night by the score of 18-15. The game was unusually tjast and clean, very few fouls being called. Medearis was the star of the game, scoring eight points, and covering the floor in fine fashion. Benson and Aikin were the best for the losers, Benson making seven points and Aikin played a good floor game. The lineups and score are as follows: Specials (18) Business College (15) Lee F Aikin Medearis F Benson Mitchell C Northrop Sherry G Smith P. Mitchell G Hartup Field Goals Medearis. 4; Lee, 2; R. Mitchell. 2; Aikin, 2; Benson, 2; Smith, 1; Hartcup. 1.
Foul Goals Benson, 3; Lee, 1; R.
OHIO STATE TEAM GOES 30 MILES FOR PRACTICE (By Associated Press) COLUMBUS. O.. Feb. 3. Ohio State's basketball team travelled thirty miles for a practice .session last night. Farmers' meetings and a tractor show occupied the gymnasium and Coliseum and Coach Troutman took his basket tossers to Delaware for a workout on the Ohio Wesleyan floor. The trip will be made again later in the week.
CATCHER RECOVERS (By Associated Press) ST. LOUIS, Feb. 3. Lew McCarty. Cardinal catcher has entirely recovered from injuries from last season when an automobile driven by "Rabbit" Maranville was in a smash-up at
Cambridge, Mass., according to a letter accompanying McCarty's signed contract which was received by Manager Rickey today. McCarty Is win-, tering at Catawissa, Pa.
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John Zaferies, Chicago middleweight wrestler, was forced out of his match with Billy Schober, of Indianapolis, at Eagles' Hall, Wednesday night when he suffered a dislocated elbow, and three broken cartliges after seven minutes cf wrestling. The two men had wrestled on even terms for the seven minutes. Schober seeming to have a shade the better. The two went to the mat after li.e minutes of f pairing, Zaferies is supposed to have fallen in a twist at this time. Three preliminaries were staged bylocal amateurs. William Haner gained two falls out of three on Claude Way and cryde Graham won two out of tlir4r from Marion Croft. Schoner stated after the match that ho would like to meet the Jap wrestler Matscda. in Richmond in the near future if arrangements could be ma.le. The statement that Ma.tsuda was in town last nisht is not true as he is f-tnging a series of matches in northern Ohio this week.
SOUTHWORTH DENIES STORY: (Bv Associated Press) ARDMORE, Okln.. Feb. Commenting on a news story from Pitts. burirh that he had written a letter raying lie wa.s satisfied with a trade which transferred him to tho Boston National League club, Billy Southworth today announced that his letter had been misconstrued and that lie does not "feel happy" over leaving a winning team to join a losing aggregation.
GREENSFORK. Feb. 3. Greensfork high school basketball team defeated the Fountain City high school basketball team on the local floor Wednesday night by the score of 36-15. The Fountain City lads were cornriletely outclassed and Greensfork had little trouble winning. Lindley and Kennedy were the scoring stars of the game, each scoring 12 points, while Thomas was the best for the losers. The lineup and scores are as follows : Greensfork (26) Fountain City (15) Nicholson F Smith Lindley F Thomas Kennedy C Hill Carter G Huff Williams G Evans Substitutions Beeson for Williams. Field Goals Lindley, 6: Kennedy, 6; Nicholson, 5; Williams. 1; Thomas, 2; Hill. 2; Huff 2; Smith, 1. Foul Goal Thomas 1. The City Women's club of London has its home in Oliver Goldsmith's old house in Wine-office court. Meumatism Munyon's Rheumatism Remedy r Iieves sharp, shooting pains in the anna, legs, side, back or breast, or soreness in any part of the body almost immediately. For lameness, stiff and swelling joints, 6 tiff back and all pains in the hips and loins, it gives relief so quickly that it astonishes all who try it. Munyon's Rheumatism Remedy is especially recommended for chronic rheumatism, sciatica and lumbago. It seldom fails to give rcliof after a few doses and often cures before one bottle bas been used. It contains no salicylic acid, no morphine, no cocaine, or harmful drugs. Munyon's H. 1L R. Co., Scran ton, Pa.
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ridge, 27; Browns-burg, 19. Burlington. 2"; Thorntown, 20. Anderson, t0; Wabash, 23. Marion, 29; Eaton, Hi. Independent Denver A. C. (Colorado). 25: Richmond American Legion, 21. Tipton A. A., 27; Kokorao American Legion, 14.
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