Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 46, Number 78, 9 February 1921 — Page 9

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, RICHMOND, IN D WEDNESDAY, FEB. 9, 192L PAGE NINE

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WARRIORS OF LEGION IN PINK OF CONDITION FOR CINCINNATI FRAY Basketball fans of the American Legion are looking forward to an eve- ' ning of great sport when John Popkins, L. B. Harrison club basketball team stacks up against the American Legion basketball five on the Coliseum floor Wednesday night for a 40-min-ute tilt. Popkins has a wonderful machine and the red and black will have to play their best to turn in a victory. He has a trio of offensive men that is hard to beat in Overland, Dickason and Bacon. Bacon is well known here as a referee and player having played here this season with the Merchants, Heat and Light five of Indianapolis. He holds down one of the forward positions with the Buckeye five. The local guards will find any two of these men hard to stop. Popkins Center. At the center position Popkins or Bayes will be seen, Popkins is well known to local fans, also, but as a baseball player having played here several years ago. The guarding department will be taken care of by Reese, Munns and Brate. Reese is a former Dayton Cadet player and is now playing in Cincinnati, Munns and Brate played on the Miami "U" five last year and were the stars of their team. Brate was chosen as back guard on the mythical all Ohio conference five. The ex-soldiers have been practicing hard since their game last Wednesday with the Denver team and are in excellent condition for the fray Wednesday night. Coaches Harrington and Parker have been putting the men through stiff practices every night and they believe every man is in the best of condition for the game. New Combinations. Several new combinations have been tried out by the coaches and although they show up to good advantage they do not work as smoothly as the original lineup and it is doubtful if any changes will be made Wednesday night. The first game of the evening promises to be a lively scrap when the Fountain City K. of P. basketball five and the Campbellstown five mix it up for 40 minutes. Both teams are hitting a lively pace this season. Fountain City has one victory over Campbellstown having defeated them earlier in the season and the Ohio five promises to avenge this defeat. The game will start at 7:30 sharp. The first four rows of the two center sections on both sides of the Coliseum are reserved and are on sale at the Starr Piano company store rooms. The price of reserved seats is 75 cents and the general admission is 50 cents. The doors will open at 7 o'clock. BUY CHAMPION TROTTER. (By Associated Press) CLEVELAND, O., Feb. 9 Arion Guy. champion 3-year-old trotter of 1920 has been purchased by H. K. Deveraux, of this city, according to advices from Thomasville, Ga. Last reason the colt (2:04?i) won five of six starts on the grand circuit, finishing the season by winning the Kentucky fruturtty, the richest stake of the year. The purchase price was not made jn'.blie. SIMPLE WAY TO TAKE OFF FAT There can be nothing simpler than .taking a convenient little tablet four times each day until your weight is reduced to normal. That's all just purchase a case of Marmola Prescription Tablets from your druggist (or if you prefer, send one dollar to Marmola Co., 4612 Woodward Ave., Detroit, Mich.) and follow directions. No dietiiig, no exercise. Eat what you want he as lazy as you like and keep on getting slimmer. And the best part of Marmola Prescription Tablets is their harmlessness. That is your absolute safeguard. Advertisement.

Jack Britton to Appear Before Boxing Officials (By Associated Press) NEW YORK, Feb. 9. Jack Britton. welterweight boxing champion, today was ordered to appear before the state boxing commission on Friday to explain a breach of fistic etiquette he committed Monday in his fight with Ted "Kid" Lewis. After protesting against the use, by Lewis, of a rubber tooth protector, Britton became involved in an impromptu bout with Zelig Goodman, one of the Englishman's seconds. Britton today said he was sorry, that he was excited at the time. The second, the leferee and judges of the bout also have been requested to appear.

Joe Lynch Will Fight First Time as Cleanup (By Associated Press) ST. LOUIS, Mo., Feb. 9. Joe Lynch will make his first ring appears nr ! since winning the bantam-weight title from Pete Herman, Dec. 22, last when he meets Jabes White, of Albany, N. Y in an 8 round bout here tonight. The contest will be no-decision alfalr so Lynch's crown will not be endangered unless he should be knocked out. Lynch will enter the ring at catchweight while White has agreed to make 11S pounds at 1! p. m. The boys J have met on two previous occasions. both contests having been declared draws. One was a 12 round bout in Boston in 1919, and the other was a 15 round contest in New York last November. Bowling PENNSY BOWLING The Panhandles handed the Pennsy Vets another defeat Tueeday night on the Twigg alloys when they beat them all three games. Foster of the Vets was high man of the evening with a high score of 185 and high average of 182. The scores follow: Panhandles. Player 1st 2nd 3rd Tl. Av. Broderick 177 156 171 504 168 Johnson 169 179 164 512 171 Fitzgibbons . .149 174 169 492 164 Foley 155 148 163 466 155 Klinger 145 172 183 500 167 Team totals 795 823 850 Pennsy Vets.

Player 1st 2nd Srd Tl. At. Green 150 164 175 489 163 Kirkpatrick ..147 143 143 433 144 Todd Ill 136 172 419 139 Barton 163 132 139 434 145 Foster 179 185 182 546 182 Team total 750 760 811

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COCHRAN IS STILL IN (By Associated Press. NEW YORK. Feb. 9. Charles B. Cochran, English boxing promoter, has not withdrawn as a joint promoter of the proposed Dempsey - Carpentier championship match, Dan McKetrick, former promoter, of this city, announced today. McKetrick said he received a cable message yesterday in which Cochran said be would stand by his agreement if the other promoters lived up to their contract. Recently the three-cornered promotion project was reported to have fallen through when certain members failed to post forfeits. This was followed by the announcement of James A. Brady that he and his friend Cochran would withdraw. Tex Rickard, the third member, then undertook to promote the match alone. Believe Allan Russell Will Don Uniform (By Associated Press I BOSTON, Feb. 9. Confidence that Allan Russell, the Red Sox pitcher who left the team early last, season because of overwork, would be back for the coming season, is expressed by Manager Hugh Duffy, of the Boston Americans upon his return after seeing Russell at Baltimore. Duffy said the pitcher "looks as well as he ever did." . Among the Red Sox, whose signed contracts have been returned are "Stuffy ' Mclnnis. Everette Scott. Herbert Pennock, Eddie Foster, Joe Bush and Sam Jones. Wabash Defeats Purdue Team CRAWFORDSVILLE. Ind., Feb. 9. For the second time this season, Wabash defeated Purdue, winning here, 24 to 22, after the fiercest kind of struggle. The Boiler Makers fought to the last ditch and only in the last few seconds of play was Vaughn's tos.sers able to gain the decision. The scarlet led 23 to 22 at the last minute. Thorn and Grater starred for Wabash, Thorn plavine a strone offensive game and Grater stopping the Boiler Maker rushes under the goal. White scored all but six of Purdue's points. ARRANGES HOCKEY TOURNEY. (By Associated Press) PITTSBURG. Feb. 9. William S. ! Haddock, president of the United States amateur hockey association will leave , Pittsburg tonight for a swing around the circuit to make preliminary arrangements for the play off by group winners, in order to determine the championship of the association. Among his first stops will be Boston and Philadelphia. A SUGGESTION ' The abundant healthgiving properties of Scott's Emulsion I are as needful to adults as to children. Scott JtBoww, Bloomficld. If. J. 20-20 Boys' Overcoats At Half Price; sizes 3 to 18, in Wool, Chinchilla, Mackinaws. THE WHEN 712 Main St. "FAULTLESS" FLOUR A general purpose high patent flour. Guaranteed to satisfy. Ask your grocer.

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Local Basket Quintet Challenges All Comers The Indianapolis Clove company, who recently organized a basketball team, has issued a challenge to any( basketball team in Richmond and the vicinity. The glovers are going at a lively pace, having lost only one game this season and thi3 was due to the fact that several players were out of the lineup. The team plays at Camden Friday, Feb. 11. Persons wishing to schedule a game with the glovers are urged to call number 2059 between the hours of 7:30 a. m. and 11 a. m. and from 1 p. m. to 5 p. m., and ask for Lawrence Houser or write to William Katte, 1025 South Fifth street. GREAT RUNNER OUT PRINCETON. N. J.. Feb. 9. Allen Swede, Princeton's great distance run ner, will be out for the remainder of f the indoor season. The former Mer-! cersourg star ana noiaer or tne worm s, interscholastic record, is suffering 1 rum a return 01 rneumausm contract-; ed in the army in 1918. The trouble! kept him off the track his freshman I year, but dirappeared last spring, and 1 Swede lowered the Princeton two-mile mark to 9:30. He ha3 been unable to do any training on the boards this winter. HUFFMAN ELIGIBLE. (By Apsorlated Press) COLTTMBUS O.. Feb. 9. Captain Iolas M. Huffman of the 1920 Ohio state football team is eligible to play next fall, it was announced today. He registered in the college of medicine at the university today and will not receive a degree next June. Although he has played three years at left tackle, one of them was during S. A. T. C. and does not count against his eligibility, according to a western conference ruling. The wise parent gaardsagainst croop keeps a bottle of OLJSSCOtloM at hand, ready for instant uaa. One eoae gives raHet Prescribed br phyalciea recommended by drnggtait. Sold with e money-back guarar.lee.3Gc. THE GLESSHXR COMPART riadley, Oiiio Da. DRAKE'S The Loaf They All Like BREAD m Made la Richmond L I by J 1 ZWISSLER'S 1 ii

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