Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 46, Number 75, 5 February 1921 — Page 11

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGK AM, RICHMOND, IN P., SATURDAY, FEB. 5. 1921.

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EARLHAM VICTOR IN ' CLASH WITH EM-ROES; - LOCALS SHOW SPEED Playing a fast brand of ball the Earlham basketball five triumphed over the Indianapolis Em-Roos by the score of 31-27 last night at the Coliseum. Both teams showed fast snappy pass work and on the whole it was one of the best played games seen oa the local floor thla yepr. The teams were well matched as to weight and, size and although the Quakers held the lead during the whole game, the margin was not sufficient to warrant any slacking up. Fast Work by Goar. The contest was featured by the brilliant playing of Goar, local forward, who besides resembling a minature whirlwind on floor caged six field goals and three fouls, making a total of 15 piits. This lad bids fair to become one of the fastest forwards ever wearing the Maroon and White uniform. The entire Quaker team, however, deserves the credit of the victory last night rather than any one man. Although" without the services of Johnson, back guard, the locals showed the well oiled mechanism and good basket shooting that has made them recognized as one of the most formidible outfits in the state. Quakers Gain Standing.

Last night's victory over the EmRoes, bringing with it the credit of two victories out of three starts with the capital ''city bunch, gives the Quakers a big boost toward the top notch in state standing. The EmRoes are recognized as among the best and the locals have clearly demonstrated their superiority over the independent crew. At the opening whistle last night the two teams struggled for the coveted first marker and the honor fell to Goar who registered from the field after one minute of play. Behrent evened things up for the visitors. Beck, Carey and Lawler each followed suit with a two-point marker apiece. The rirst half ended with the score 20-12 in the Quakers' favor. "Comeback" In Second. The visitors came baclc with a rush in the second session in a vain attempt to even up the count. Lawler and Carey each scored one goal in this half while Goar accounted for the remaining points. With three minutes to play Hadley was substituted for Lawler. Hennessy of the Em-Roes who proved a bjg factor in the Quakers downfall last week ' was kept well smothered and was only able to connect up for six points. 0. Behrent played a fast game for the losers. The line-ups and summary for last night's game are: v Earlham (31) Em-Roes (27) Iawler F Hennessy Goar ..F H. Behrent Carey ...,C Friddle Beck G O. Behrent Hall G Frankfort Substitutions Earlham: Hadley lor Lawler; Em-Roes: Campbell for H. Behrent, Schoeneman for Hennessy. Field goals' Earlham: Lawler 3, Goar 6, Carey 2, Beck 3; Em-Roes: Hennessy 3, Friddle 2. OBehreTir 3, Frankfort 1, Campbell 2, Schoeneman 1. Foul goals Earlham: Goar 3; Em-Roes: Frankfort 3. Referee Head, of Indianapolis.

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Panhandles HI s .(107 Pennsy 15 9 .025 Extras 11 13 .45S Mechanics 9 15 T. N. T ; 2 .K!7 The race in the Pennsy league is growing tighter with every game. The Keystones dropped two and the Panhandles won three. This puts them v'ithin one game of 1he leading Keystones. Tiie Pennsy's won all three of their games and are only two games from the top. Fosler, of the Extras, turned in the Inch game and average for the evening with a game of 224, an average of 17, closely followed by Smith, of the Pennsys, who turned in a high score of 211 and an average of 1S.". The scores of the gams are as follows: Extras Handicap, 3:; pins. 1st 2nd 3rd Tl. A v. P.runnrr 174 lin 153 473 15S Kirkpatrick ..131 172 HO 1S3 H1 T.ucas 152 ITS 179 509 1C9 Barton Ill 119 13r, 429 M3 Foster 17 150 224 5C.1 1S7 Team totals .21 S2S 905 Keystones 1st 2nd 3rd Tl. A v. K!n. olIa 15fi 1,-1 1 SO 490 K3 Kluwener . ...Ifi-i 155 1tf5 -S4V M1 Totld 159 119 110 -m 13rCiven 172 163 174 509 M0 Maas 189 157 144 190 163 Team total S10 7 IS S0:J High game Foster. 224. High average Foster. 1ST. Panhandles Handicap, 19 pins. 1st 2nd 3rd Tl. A v. Frederick . ... 1T.4 179 149 492 If' 4 Johnson 175 13". 1U If..", 155 Folev 159 US 127 431 145 Fitzgibhons ..173 172 lor, r, t n 10 KUnger 1H3 190 lf.7 520 173 Tf-p.ni totals S4? 843 SIS Mechanics 1st 2nd 3rd Tl. A v. Ptott 17 12S 110 414 13 S Knrvrs ...... .142 1"? HI? 1 "0 Hpidelr.mn ...153 1 :S 111 1 V-R'-tk 177 179 159 515 172 Roes 115 126 17G 417 133 T'-pm totals 807 7.S1 7C7 H'rh urame Fit7eihhons. 195. High average Fitzgibbors. a. Pennsys. Handioan, 27 iins. 1st 2nd 3r,l Tl. Av. Pvniih .: IS" 21 1V IS", Tlilt7 . ...115 159 154 403 13.S Hndy K'2 111 K9 442 147 Parker 1 '7 1ST 135 4W ir.fi Nick 194 12S tCT 4P9 163 Team totals noo sou 83S T. N. T. 11 2nd 3rd Tl. Av. Thomas 1H 159 127 4F2 151 r.;n 131 92 132 355 11 s Kins 114 SI 159 354 IIS T.ohse 171 110 in 452 151 Rwoet 137 175 US 430 143 iV:!m totals 7S1 702 742 l!Kh game :Smith. 14. Hisrh pverage Smith. 1?5.

WAITE HOYT IS DUE TO COME INTO HIS OWN

Waite Hoyt, who, five years pro was signed p or the sandlots while a schsolLcy by Jawn McGraw, will returi . New York i.ext spring ts a riv. att- tion i MoGrcw's club. Hoyt wrt o the Yanks from the ed Sox a whle afco in an eight-plf ver del. Hoyt didn't jret started in the L-ij? show until he joined v e -led cox in 1919. Last year h- had just a fair seadon six victories ar.d nx defeats. This ye vith a gang of maulers to give birr, plenty of runs to work on he eight to deliver.

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CAMBRIDGE FIVE GOPS UNUSUALLY FAST GAME

CAMBRIDGE CITY, Feb. 5. Displaying championship form the Cambridge City high school basketball team defeated th" Whitewater high school five on the local floor Friday night by the score of 24-22. The gamo was unusually fast and clean, only seven fouls being called on both teams. Cambridge City jumped into the lead and scored six points before the

visitors broke into tin3 score column. The score at the end of the first halt was 14-10 in favor of Cambridge. I The game was featured by long! shots, all the go.i!s being made from j the center of the tioor. So close was j the guarding of both teams that they I could not get within close range of I the basket.

Eilsbury of Cambridge and Hunt of Whitewater were the stars of the evening scoring 10 points apiece. Eaton was right behind them with 8 points. The guarding of Ward was the outstanding feature of the game, as he held Gray, the fast pivot man of the visitors, to one goal. Gray played a good game for Whitewater, working the ball up the floor time after time but wo closely guarded ihat he got very fow shots at the basket. Camhridea City will play the Ilagerstown high school at Cambridge Monday night. The lineups and r.core are as follows.

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bury, Ellslmry for Chanman. Field Goals Ellsturv 5, Eaton 2, Brum field 2, Ward 1, H unt 4, Blose 3, Freeman 2. Gray 1. Foul Goals Eaton 4, Hunt 2. Referee Bills of Lewisville.

NIXON DISSATISFIED. 1 l!y ABsoi iatcil, Press) BEAT MONT, Tex., Feb. 5 Al Nixon, outfielder, sold last fall by the Beaumont, Texas league club to the Boston Nationals, said today he is dissatisfied with the salary offered him by the Braves and has returned his contract unsigned.

Basketball Scores

Indiana Dental 38, Muncie Normal 14. Wabash 36, Knox 27. Indiana University 34. University of Louisville 17. Valparaiso 56, Indianapolis Normal 33. Earlham 31, Em-Roes 27. Independent Martinsville Tigers 37, Paragon 9. Mooresville Shamrocks 19, Plainfield 18. Tipton A. A. 31, New York Nationals 13. High School Manual (Indianapolis) 41, Garfield (Terre Haute) 35. P.loomington 29, Rochester 19. Jefferson ( Lafayette) f 24, Lebanon 23. Anderson 25, Kokomo 20. Frankfort 33, West Lafayette 21. Columbus 50, Hartford City 21. Seymour 25, Orleans 18. Brownsburg 35, Amo 27. Brownsburg Girls 18, Anderson Girls 6. Windfall 47, Tipton 18. rtufhville132, Newcastle 19. Lapel 34, Pendleton 6. Romney 23, Montmorenci 21. Kossville 29, Battle Ground 21. Oxford 18, Brookston 16. Fairniount Academy 43, Lagro 16. Centra! (Evansville) 40, Eldorado Illinois 15. Huntington 21. Richmond 13. First Elimination Round Wabash Valley Tournament Rosedale 34, Odon 18. Freeland 27, Robinson 21. Normal 27, Rockville 24. Glenn 29, Oblong 27. Clinton 25, Bloomingdale 10. Cayuga 41, Prairie Creek 19. Farmersburg 19, Carlisle 5. Sullivan 2, Staunton 0 (forfeit).

RED AND WHITE FIVE LOSES AFTER RALLY BY HUNTINGTON FIVE . HUNTINGTON. Feb. 5. Staging a wonderful comeback -n the second period the Huntington high school basketball five defeated the Richmond high basketball five here Friday night by the score 21-13. . Huntington used three substitutes in the first half and the visitors had things their own way in this period, outclassing the home team in every department of the game. At the beginning of the second half Huntington sent her regular line-up in the game and the three fresh men were too much for the visitors who could not stand the onslaught of the locals. The first half ended 9-5 in favor of Richmond. Met Strong Team. . Although the visitors were defeated this game gives them a high standing with the high school teams of the state as Huntington is represented by one of the strongest teams in the history of the school. The victory Friday night makes 15 victories out of 19 starts this season for Huntington. Rost, the speedy floor guard of the red and white, was the bright light of the game playing a wonderful floor game bringing the ball up the floor time after time and added four pretty shots from the center of the floor. Loehr, the visitor's center was not up to Uis usual standard having been ill the greater part of the week. Green Plays Well. Green, the husky back guard for Richmond, played a wonderful defensive game, breaking up play after play of the locals , and it .was largely through his efforts that the score was held as low as it was, Huntington had no individual stars, all the men taking care of their respective positions In first class style. They seemed lost the first half with the three regulars out of the game. Johnson was the scoring star of the game making nine of his team's points and was closely followed by Bonbrake and Moyer with four points each. The line-ups and score are as follows: Huntington (21) Richmond (13) . Neuer F Harkins Snydec F Brehm

Bonbrake C Loehr Johnson G Rost Scott G.... Green Substitutions Moyer for Neuer, Kriegbaum for Snyder, Burris for Scott, Lohman for Brehm. Field goals Johnson 3, Moyer 2, Kreigbaum 2, Bonbrake 2, Rost 4, Loehr 1. Foul goals Johnson 3, Harkins 3. Referee Craigle of Indianapolis.

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NEW PARIS UPSETS CAMPBELLSTOWN FIVE CAMPBELLSTOWN. O., Feb. 6. Campbellstown hig'a school was defeated by the New Paris high school basketball team on the Campbellstown floor Friday night in a fast and rough game by the score of 11-4. Reed, the New Paris forward, was the bright light of the game, scoring nine of his team'.? points, all of which were made near the end of the game. Stigleman and Rhoadea . scored two points each for the home team. The lineups and scores are as follows: . New Paris (11) Campbellstown (4) Reed F Stigleman Morrison F.. ....... Rhoades Bragg C Swisher McCIure..... G Reid Onyett G Ammerman Field Goals Reed 4, Bragg 1, Strgleman 1, Rhoades 1. Foul Goal Reed 1. Referee Swisher.

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LIBERTY, Feb. 5. Brownsville won her fourteenth game of the season by defeating the Centerville high school basketball team on the Liberty floor by the score of 19-10. The losers were completly outclassed in all departments of the game. The first half ended 13-2 in favor of Brownsville. The line-ups and score areas follows:

Brownsville (19) Centerville (10)

I ing a good floor game. The Kewpies I will play the Boston Independent second team at Boston Saturday-night. I The lineus and score are as fol'lows: Kewpies (32) Item (2) : -Monger F Dodd Sauter F Bocker

Wagnor C M. Smith Retz G E. Smith Thompson G Miller Substitutions Johnson for Wagner, Wagner for Sauter, Sauter for Wagner, Addleman for Johnson, Jones for Bocker. Field Goals Monger, 5: Retz, Z; Sauter, 3: Johnson, 2; Arnold, 1. Foul Goals Monger 2. Referee Chrowe.

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CHILEAN SOLDIERS KILLED VALPARAISO, Chile, Feb. Twenty-three soldiers were killed in a clash with workers at the San Gregorio nitrate plant, in Antofagasta province, according to advices reaching here. Daniel Jones, administrator of the plant, is reported to have been slain.

Kewpies Outclass the Scrub Quintet Friday In a slow and uninteresting game the Richmond Kewpies defeated a team of newspaper carriers on the Coliseum floor Friday night by the score of 32-2. The Kewpies outclassed their opponents in every department of the game. Monger and Retz were the bright lights for the winners, scoring 12 and 10 points respectively, and playing a good floor game. Jones was the best for his team, playKiMiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiHiiiiMiiHiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiMiiiiMinitiiiiiiiiimiiifiiiiiiitiiniitiiiitinii

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