Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 46, Number 85, 17 February 1921 — Page 9
QUAKER BALL TOSSERS CHOSEN FOR ABILITY TO STOP WABASH FIVE
It seems probable that Coach Mowe will start the same lineup against the Wabash quintet Friday night as thatt which worked with such precision against the Purdue Boilermakers! At ', least it is a safe bet that the Initial ' fire will be chosen from the following men: Lawler, Hall. Carey. Goar. Beck and Johnson. Mowe stated Thursday that much would depend on the condition of the men as several of them have recently been on the sick list. The Quakers will need a team that is "able to meet the shifty offense of the Little Giants for it is a well known fact that the scoring abilities of the Crimosn players are not limited to any one person. In the game with Butler Tuesday night every one of Coach Vaughn's men entered the scoring column. This ability makes the Little Giant combination hard to stop. Wabash ' Machine Strong. According to all indications Richmond basketball fans will witness-one of the fastest contests played on the local floor this season. Besides having a galaxy of individual stars Wabash is recognized as having one of the most powerful basketball machines in the country. Their schedule this year has included the best teams in this section of the country. Mowe announced Thursday, that contrary to bis former plans he had arranged a curtain raiser to the big game. In this opening fracus the Cambridge City high school team will mix with the local T. N. T. aggrega tion. Cambridge City is recognized as having one of the best high school outfits In the district. In order to take care of the large crowd anticipated at the game Mowe lias announced that all Earlham students will enter at the south door, all general admission and coupon holders at the middle door and all persons having reserved seats at the north door. Bowling PENNSY BOWLING. Low scores were the features of the second division of the Pennsv bowline leasrue in heir pamos on the Twisf ; alleys Wednesday nip:ht. All the nifn were off form and could not hit the maples with any regularity. R. Reese, of the store room gang, hung up the hish gam-3 for the evrning with ;i 201 score, while R. Chiles of i!ie store room five, and Cox of the i xhns, lira for high average of 150 for throe games. The scores for the games last night follow : Track No. 2. Players 1st 2nd 3rd Tl. Av. Boach 132 134 143 419 139 Leas Ill 167 118 396 132 Moor 168 160 118 446 149 Riner 118 138 100 356 119 Skyes 124 111 105 340 113 Total 653 710 5S4 Express. Players 1st 2nd 3rd Tl. Av. R. Klusener. .178 131 124 433 144 Lucas v 151 113 191 455 152 Conkie.... .. .113" 110 172 "395. 132 Howell 145 109 161 415 138 Dreschel 143 113 101 357 119 Total 143 f.76 749 High score Lucas, 191. High average Lucas, 152.
Extras. Players 1st 2nd 3rd Tl. Av. Wagner 137 146 134 417 139 Rethmeyer ..172 105 110 397 132 Schuh 90 ... 92 182 91 Todd 145 129 159 433 144 Cox Ill 168 200 479 159 Metz 128 ... 128 128 Total 655 676 695 Store Room. Players 1st 2nd 3rd Tl. Av. R, Reese 134 125 201 460 153 J. Reese 151 131 147 429 143 Kittle 110 133 117 360 120 R. Chiles ....138 166 175 479 159 W. Chile3...73 119 124 316 105 Total 606 674 764
High score R. Rwse, 201. High average R. Chiles, 159. Car Repairs.
Players 1st 2nd 3rd Tl. Av. Eikenberry ..161 146 159 466 155 Blind 164 79 ... 213 121 Morel 130 114 119 363 121 Killen 93 . . . 104 197 98 Hasemeier ...156 103 130 449 149 E. Moore 102 93 195 97 Total 704 604 605 Round House. Players 1st 2nd 3rd Tl. Av. Pettibone 115 137 110 362 121 Church 127 185 155 467 156 Kolde 129 191 107 4L7 142 Landwehr 164 1S3 123 472 157 Faulkner ....122 139 159 420 140 Total 657 S35 656
High score Church, 185. High average Landwehr, 157. The second and third trick men of the Pennsy railroad engaged in a three fame match on the Twigg alleys Wednesday morning in which the third trick men triumphed in all three gam-es. Nick of city league fame copped the high score of the match with a 204 score, and high average of 192 for the three games. The scores follow: Third Trick. Players Korves . . Geier llohman . Myers ... Nick 1st 2nd 3rd Tl. 542 370 433 342 577 Av. 1S1 123 144 114 192 ..198 . .134 , .155 , .138 ..204 16S 114 144 80 174 176 122 134 124 199 Team totals.. 829 6S0 733 Second Trick. Players Si.3 Kinsella . . Carver .... Murley ... Garthwaite 1st 2nd 3rd Tl. Av. .133 102 US 353 118 ,.101 10S 96 305 102 .126 123 150 339 133 .165 S8 130 388 12S .120 141 143 404 135 Team totals.. 655 562 637 High score Nick. 204. tHigh average Nick, 192. RACING COMMISSION (By Associated Press) OLYMPIA, Wash.. Feb. 17 A bill establishing a state racing commission and permitting the use of Pari mutuel betting machines, approved by the 6tate senate with a clause referring it to a vote of the people, was up fore the house today. -
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BRINGING UP FATHER BY McMANUS Tier u. a Pat Off." LEGION FIVE BURIES ROSE CITY QUINTET UNDER 61-9 SCORE Uncorking & brand ' of basketball that it has not displayed before this season, the American Legion basketball team literally swamped the Rose City Athletic club basketball five on the Coliseum floor Wednesday night by the score of 61-9. The visitors were outclassed completely in all departments of the game and at no time threatened to overcome the locals' lead. Simmons started the scoring with a field goal from under the basket and the total was run up to nine before Newcastle managed to score. The first half ended 30-5 in Richmond's favor. Soldiers Are Fast Although the score was one-sided, the game was not slow and uninteresting, the ex-soldiers displaying lots of speed, working the ball up the floor in wonderful style with the short, snappy style of passing. There were few shots attempted from the center of the floor, all the shots being taken from under the basket. Effects of the coaching the Red and Black has been getting i3 gradually! coming out and the team that stack up against the locals will find them a much tougher proposition than before. Much credit should be given to the coaches, as they have teen work ing hard to get the team into a winning combination. Eubanks Makes Good Eubanks, who was started at one of the forward positions in O'Neil's" place, showed up to good advantage, getting five goals from the field. There were no individual stars on the team, all the men playing a good, consistent game. Coach Harrington gave all the men a chance, making many substitutions. Every man copped at least one goal. The players are showing considerable improv ment in their basket shooting, afid all the men seem to have regained their eye for the basket. The combination of Parker and Bertsch at guard and McBride at forward worked exceptionally well and adds considerable weight to the team. It is said this combination will be used hereafter. The lineups and score for the game are as follow: Richmond. 61 Newcastle, 3 Porter Eubanks Simmons McBride v F., Orr F Crandall I C Gordenj G Goodale ' Bertsch G Williams Substitutions Harding for Mc-; Rrirto p9rtir for Hardine. McBride! for Porter. Chappel for Eubanks. Hard-; incr for Parker. Eubanks for Chappel Thompson for Crandall, Thompson for Goodale, Gwynn for Gorden. Field goals Porter 3, Eubanks 5, Simmons 6. McBride 5, Bertsch 1, Harding 1. Parker 4, Chappef 3, Gwynn 2, Orr 1, Williams 1. Foul goals Simmons 5. Orr 1. Referee J. Logan, of Richmond. Central Baseball League May Form 8 Club Circuit (By Assooiatfd Press) GRAND RAPIDS. Mich., Feb. 17. Members of the Central Basball league are to meet at Jackson Sunday to decide whether an eight-club circuit shall be organized for the coming season. Fort Wayne, Jackson and Lansing have been assured of membership if another club can be placed. It is understood Battle Creek may be asked to leave the Michigan-Ontario league for a berth in the Central. The original members are Grand Rapids, Kalamazoo. T.udington and Muskegon. REGULAR HABITS NOW; CONSTIPATION GONE Mr. Brooks suffered for years Tells how he rjot relief. "I havo trivi a great many thins-" for ronstipatuui. but the only ItiiiiK that has lioL-n ahlc to relieve me is Milks lCmulsion. t am on only my sf -nmi holtle and have to lake very little of it now. My bowels move regularly every morning:, which they have not been (loins for a number of years. It seems like living asrain. after sufferintr so Ions?. I recommended Milks Kmulsion to two of my friends and both sav It Is the best remedy they ever heard of." Klnier C Drooks, 329 Washinston St., Peoria, III. Constipation weakens the bowel muscles. Salts and purgatives only increase this condition. Milks Emulsion Is a real corrective remedy. You can try it under its guaranty, without risking a cent. Milks Emulsion is a pleasant, nutritive food and a corrective medicine. It restores healthy, natural bowel action, doing away with all need of pills and physics. It promotes appetite and quickly puts the digestive organs in shape to assimilate food. As a build-, er of flesh and strengtii, Milks Emulsion is strongly recommended to those whom sickness has weakened, and is a powerful aid in resisting and repairing the effects of wasting diseases. Chronic stomach trouble and constipation are promptly relieved. This is the only solid emulsion made, and so palatable that it is eaten with a spoon like ice cream. No matter how severe your case, you are urged to try Milks Kinulsion under this guarantee Take six bottles home with you. use it according to directions and if not satisfied-with the results, your money will be promptly refunded. Price T5c and $1.50 per bottle. The Milks Kmulsion Co., Terre Haute, Ind. Sold by druggists everywhere. Advertisement. r
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iR-He i Basketball Scores (By Associated Press) College. Indiana Dental College, 33; St. Joseph College, 18. State Normal, 40; Rose Poly, 12. High School. Anderson. 49; Wabash, 16. Marion. 35;.Amboy, 10. Summitville. 27; Fairmount, 14. Franklin. 38; Bedford, 18. Cumberland, 11; New Augusta, 5. Columbus High, 38; Hanover College, 27. Independent. Merchants' Hoat and Light, Indianapolis, 37; Darlington Bear Catn, 23. Richmond Legion, CI; Rose City A. A., (Newcastle), 9. Fountain City Clashes With Boston, Saturday V. FOUNTAIN CITY, Feb. 17. In what is expected to be the fastest and most exciting game of the season on the local floor, will be played Saturday night when the Fountain City K. of P. basketball five stacks up against the Boston Suburban league leaders for a 40 minutes tilt. The locals have been practicing hard for this game, and every man is in excellent condition for the fray. Boston is planning to send a large delegation of rooters with their team and some lively competition is promised. REMAINING BIG TEN GAMES Indiana. Feb. 19 Northwestern at Evanston. Feb. 21 Iowa at Iowa City. " Feb. 26 Iowa at Bloomington. March 3 Purdue at Bloomington. March 7 Minnesota at Bloomington. Purdue. Feb. 19 Iowa at Iowa City. Feb. 22 Illinois at Champaign. Feb. 26 Northwestern at Evanston. Feb. 28 Michigan at Ann Arbor. March 3 Indiana at Bloomington. March' 5 Iowa at Lafayette. Other Conference Games. Feb. 14 Minnesota vs Northwestern at Evanston. Feb. 19 Wisconsin vs. Illinois at Champaign. - Feb. 9- Ohio State vs. Chicago at Chicago. Feb. 21 Wisconsin vs. Ohio State at Columbus. Feb. 22 Chicago vs. Minnesota at Minneapolis Feb. 26 Chicago vs. Wisconsin at Maaison. Feb. 26 Illinois vs. Michigan at Ann Arbor. reD. Illinois vs. unio siaie at Columbus. Feb. 28 Iowa vs. Northwestern at Evanston. March 5 Michigan vs. Ohio State at Columbus. March 5 Illinois vs. Chicago at Chicago. March 5 Minnesota vs. Wisconsin at Madison. March 7 Michigan vs. Illinois at Champaign. March 8 Ohio vs. Wisconsin at Madison. March 12 Northwestern vs. Minnesota at Minneapolis. March 14 Northwestern vs. Iowa at Iowa City. Gives brilliant etossy shine that does not rub nit or dust oil that anneals to the iron that lasts lour times as long as any other. Black Silk Stove Polish Is la a class by Itself. It's more carefully made and made from better maUrtalu Try It on roar parlor stove. yourcooKciov rr your rmniro. ir you aon c ona ic t he best polish you ever ossd, your ntraviri or 0roearr dealer is authorised to re fund y out moy. Shin In Evmry Drop' Trunks. Suitcases,- Traveling Bags Priced Right -627 Main St. "Say It With Flowers" LEMON'S FLOWER SHOP 1015 Main Street Phone 1094 The Bank That Strives to Please Second National Bank
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CENTERVILLE GRABS CURTAINRAISER FRAY In the curtain raiser to the American Legion-Newcastle game the Centerville high school five defeated the Greensfork high school five on the Coliseum floor by the score of 25-18. This was the second meeting of the two teams on the Coliseum floor this season and Greensfork did not display the same brand of ball they playd on the other occasion. Centerville started the scoring and were in the lead the entire game. Fisher was the scoring star of : the game, getting 12 points. Cook played a good floor game. Kennedy and Williams played the best lor the losers. Kennedy played a good floor game and scored 10 of his team's points. The line-ups and score are a3 follows: Centerville (25) Greensfork (18) Fisher F Kennedy Terry F Beeson Cook C Nicholson Davis G Lindley Chambers G Carter Substitution Williams for Beeson. Field goals Fisher 6, Terry 4. Cook 1, Kennedy 3, Beeson 1, Nicholson 1, Lindley 1. Williams 1. Fould goals Cook 3, Kennedy 4. Referee Eades. . C. A, L. Standing Team Won Lost Pet. Butler 6 0 1.000 Earlham 1 1 .500 State Normal 2 3 T400 Rose Poly 1 3 .250 Franklin 1 4 .200 INDIANAPOLIS, Feb. 17. Butler college with only two more I. C. A. L. games on its basketball card and a clean record in the six games already played, is hoping for the league championship in this sport. It would be the tecond championship of the Irvington collegians in the I. C. A. L. during the college year, the football team having accomplished the feat last fall. The only league game this week will be played tonight between Rose Poly and State Normal at Terre Haute. Normal is now third In the I. C. A. L. race and Rose is fourth. The city championship is also at stake in this game. Butler's remaining games are with Earlham here Feb. 23 and Franklin at Franklin. March 1. Coach Pago looks for two hard games with these teams'. BOXING TOURNEY Kv Asso'-iatcd Pross) PITTSBURGH. Feb. 17. An it, tor. city amateur boxing contest will be held here tomorrow between boxer3 ,from New York and this city.
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Fountain City Girls v Challenge Girl Fives FOUNTAIN CITY. Feb. 17. The Fountain City girls have organized a girls' basketball team, playing men's rules, and issue a challenge to any girls' team in the county or within this vicinity, Any girl teams wishing to schedule games with this team, write or call Katherine Barrett, Fountain City. CAMFBELLSTOWN FIVE ANNEXES LYNN SCALP CAMPBELLSTOWN, Feb. 17. Disnlavin? rhamninnshin frvrm the CamDbellstown independent basketball team defeated the Lynu Independents in a suburban -league game in what was said to be the fastest and cleanest game played on the local floor this season, by a score of 29-17. Campbellstown jumped into the lead a few minutes after play and never j lost the lead the entire game. Both reams tougiii nam ror a victory dui the locals were more accurate in their basket, shooting. Swisher was the bright light of the game playing a good floor game and getting five goals from the field, while Spillers was the best for the losers, xi'K : n l ! Mnn n.ne V, high point man of the evening scoring i j 12 points. j Will Meet Dayton. j j Next Saturday night the Campbells- ( town five will battle the Dayton Cep- j . itlos at Eaton on the Armory floor in j what promises to be the best game on j the Campbellstown schedule. The j j team is composed of former Stivers' j high and St. Mary's college stars and ! is lead by Zimmerman, former star of i the old St. Mary's Cadef five. The lineups and score for Wednes-' day nicht game are as follows: ( Campbellstown (29) Lynn (17) ! Harris F Spillers Swisher F." Thorn t Whitezell C Myers i Cohee G McCoy Scott... G. BreftfMibeugh Field Goals Whitezell C. Swisher 5, Harris 2. Spillers 3, Myers 2. McCoy 1. Foul Goals Harris 3, Spillers 3. Referee Swisher. ROSCOE SARLES TO RACE (By Associated Press) LOS ANGELES, Feb. 17. Entries are losed today for the sprint auto mobile championship to be run on the'! Los Angeles speedway next Wednes-1 1 ; day, nine drivers having entered. They ! are Tommy Milton. Alton Soules, ' 1 Ralph Do Palrna. John A. Thiele. Ira 1 IVail, Roscoe Sarles. Eddie Miller, I I Jimmy Murphy, and Eddie Hearne.
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