Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 46, Number 96, 2 March 1921 — Page 11
THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, RICHMOND, IND., WEDNESDAY, MAR. 2, 1921.
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FIGHT, FIGHT, FIGHT! QUAKER FIVE'S MOTTO FOR FRANKLIN CLASH Richmond fans are assured of witnessing a fast game Friday night a the Quakers are putting forth every
effort to end their seasonwitn,a victory. Strenuous practice was held Tuesday evening by the Maroon and White, although the Quaker mentor was absent in order that he might witness the Butler-Franklin contest la-st night. A light workout will be givpn Wednesday evening and preparation will be completed for meeting the Franklinites. The Quakers defeated the Thurberltes in their first encounter this year and should be able to repeat the trick even with a crippled lineup. The locals ere taking no chances however and will be full of fight Thursday night when they meet the visitors. Finish Fight Attraction. "When Bone Meets Ivory" or "The Fight to the Finish" will be the; preliminary attraction to the EarlhamFranklin game to be rlayed Thursday night at the Coliseum. This production
lias been arranged by the occupants of ,
Bundy dormitory to take the place or j the usual curtain raiser before the j basket-ball game and will consist of a ' eongomeration of acts, the chiff of, which will be an attempted basketball , contest between the "Tin Can Alley ! Gang" and their oyonents, who are to b known as the "dark horses" be-; etJF of the fact that it will be their ,'
ability basketeers is a doubtful quantity. Harshb&rger to Dance. Among the other attractions will be n. series of dances by Glen Harshbrser. known to his admirers as "Theda Bam". It is understood that the dance will continue as long as the Audience desires or as long a the dancers strength holds out. Mr. Harsh-
barger win be assisted in his act by
jvouis wuaman. wno win prooaDiy ue attired as "Cleopatra" if a suitable costume can be found. Several other features are being planned bv the producers of tn production. Vespers. TIetz and Thome. These will be kept as quiet as poRible in ordpr that the interest of the p.udience may be aroused. Much interest is boing takn bv the participants and it is expected that th"y vill be keen rivalry to put ovor the pnet performance. prtponM is utsMMCP oc MASON POOL TOURNEY
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Well Balanced Hagerstown High School Five Considered Formidable in Coming Tourney
LOCAL LEGION FIVE DEFEATS NEWCASTLE IN EXCITING GAME NEWCASTLE, March 2. Newcastle Memorial basketball team was no match for the fast Richmond American Legion basketball toam, and was
handed a drubbing on the Y floor Tuesday night, by the score of 42-2G. j
The visitors started the scoring when Simmons dropped one through from fhe foul line, and were never in
j danger of bring overcome by the loj cals. The game was unusually fast, despite th-a one-sided score, j Simmons, the lankey pivot man of i the visitors, was the star of the game, j making 17 points, and played a wonj derful floor game. Bertsch, the husky ; back guard, played a good game under i the basket. Conn, who was substii tuted for Gardner, played a good game I for the losers, scoring eight points. : Gordon, the other forward, made nine ! points. The score for the first half ! was 27-10, in favor of Richmond. ) The lineups and scores are as fol-
NOTHER BATTLER K. O.'D BY CHAMP TO PULL A CHANEY
Hagerstown High School
H. ITobson was the winner in the Masonic pool tournament which was hold during the month of February, with an average of "."2 for 10o game3 plaved. Every man had to play at least. 90
games to ne counted in uie si.anums . have made such an enviabie
at the end. Several men played as during the past few months, many as 87 games and had good ave- According to Hagerstown basketball rages, but were not allowed to count. ans ie team is a well balanced ag iaK B' u . . . . gregation. It does not depend on the
First row. left to right: man. Root, E. May, Hays.
Murray, Bcnbow, manager, y After winning 17 out of 22 games played during the past season the Hagerstown high school basketball five will come to Richmond with the intention of putting up a strong battle for district basketball honors. The yellow and black team is conceded a chance
to spring the unexpected since they
record
lows:
Richmond (42) McBride F. .
! Eubanks F.. Simmons C. . Parker G. 1 Bertsch G. .
Newcastle Gordon Gardner Hughes Klinger MeDaniels
Leavelle, Murray. May. Second row: Wichter-: Substitutions Porter for Parker
Third row: Stahr, coach, Stanley, Teetor, G. i Chappel for Eubanks; Conn for GardI ner.
i HeldGoais fticunue l
Simmons, 6; Parker, 3
Eubanks, 3; Bartsoh, 1;
Porter, 2; Chappel, 1; Gordon. Hughes, 2; Mclianicls, 1; Conn, 4. Foul goals Simmons, 5; Porter Gordon, 5; MeDaniels, 1. Referee Miller, of Anderson.
2; 3;
Seventeen prizes were awarded. The
prizes were not awarded to the first 17 men. but at the beginning of tb5 tourney the management picked out
17 numbers that were to receive I
prizes. Following is the list of prize winners: H. Hobson. fishing reel; V. Anderson, pair house slippers; B. Russell, billiard rue; W. O. Johnson," pocketbook; P. Shepman, box of canXlplv; H. W. Beckman. pair cuff links; L. Lincoln, box of cigars; F. Aikins. one cake; C. Thomas, carton of cigarettes; H. Fox, fountain ?en; C. Stevens, box of candy; C. Smith, eversharp pencil; C. Foreman, bouquet of (lowers; J. Rogers, cigarette case; H. Cowles. necktie; AY. T. Schoolex, box of cigars; F. B?nn, safety razor. It is the plan of the management to start another meet the first of next week. Following is the final standing of the tourney: piaver Points Won Lost Pet.
H. Hobson 105 V. Anderson 95 B. RuKsell Ill W. O. Johnson 105
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prowess of any one man to put the i moraine, which Dromises to be one of
game across for it, being a five man the feature contests of the tournament.
team strong in both offense and defense. The team is average in weight. Willard J. Stahr, former Indiana university star, is coaching the Hagerstown hopes. He has been keeping quiet relative to the chances of his team, but with his experience he
should be able to put a team on the !
floor that, will eivei anv team in
aisirici a cattle lor nonors. c ? . . r Hagerstown is planning to send a. H DpeeQWay LOIlteSl record-breaking delegation to Rich- TNDIANAPOLIS. March 2. Roscoe mond to witness the Hagerstown-Lib-i Sarles, who is always. a contended in
erty encounter at 11 a. m., Friday ; speed events, especially on the Pacific
this I Roscoe Sarles Entered
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Toughey Ramser. George Chaney, knocked out by Johnny Kilbane in iai6, began -a sensational comeback last fail and has knocked out nearly a dozen men in a row. Hoping to follow Chaney's example Toughey Ramser, a wildcat battler until Benny Leonard knocked him out a couple of years ago, has spent months getting ready for a similar comeback. Under the tutelage of Recdie Bianchard, Ramser is winding up a
C. Hasecoster J. F. Weber
P. Shepman
.111
R. Scheffer 114
H. W. Beckman . . HO L. Lincoln 99 N. J. Haas 105 F. Aiken 10? G. Smith 1"5 P. Ross 93 C. Thomas 114 J. F. Thompson... fly H. Fox HI C. Stevens 117 W. Thoiman.. 00 C. Smith 09 J. W. Mortis 105 H. H. Pwckett 93 C. Fomiau P. Williams !'! J Rogers 102 H. Cowles 90 W. T. Schooley 102 V. Benn 90
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RIDGEVILLE APPLIES FOR BASEBALL BERTH Application by Ridgeville for a berth in the Suburban Baseball League is
the latest one received by officials oil fay were "mushing" their
coast, will take another whirl on the lonjr training period at Battle Creek
wheel or rortune in ins native sraie uy ana tnis montn plans to try his virtue of his entry in the Ninth Inter- comeback.
national 500-mile sweepstakes race to
be held at the Indianapolis motor.
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It was onlv a few years ago, as a
Dog Teams are Vading
i nrOUgh bnOW btorm speedway, Monday, May (Bv Associated Pross i It was only a few ye
THE PAS, Man.. March 2. Some-! mere youth, that Sarles was promotwhere between here axul Flin.Flon, the I lleca C?B T county eight contestants in the annual 200 fair Er0,inds in Indiana. He was con-
miles Hudson Bay dog derby, early to-i t'dent he would graduate to the big
the league. The entrance of clubs
will be discussed at the meeting to be held in the Brehm sporting goods store next Sunday afternoon at 2 p. m., when representatives from towns near
Kicnmond will gather to discuss tlie ;.ected
coming season.
wa.v on- i league or racing anu wnmu a .:un.
time was riding with several ot tue
V -vt f A i? r a niwhaninati
Latest reports had Sam; nt rP of 0.n an(j
through a heavy
RICE GROWERS ARE UP FOR HOARDING
ward, straggling
snow storm.
Pratfall in the IcqH The tnori n em ! j. i 1 n cv.l PrAh.
" 7" , :. . iVt "rrnVn18 Phow cause why the association cue at Kim Finn pariv this; tun np ah v nn othpr driver has taken t-o J
(By Associatfd Prepp) - SAN FRANCISCO, March 2.The United States district court ordered the Pacific rice growers' association and others to appear in court today
RICHMOND-CONNERSVILLE GAME AROUSES INTEREST OF FANS; LOCALS GIVEN EDGE By ERNEST PORTER f According to the reports handed out Richmond high school basxetba.ll ty principal Bate there will be many fve reems to be the favorite team in I .., 1 the district tournament to be held in j ,s!t!orp m the towns rcpre.-ented. Richmond next Friday and Saturday i Siting here Friday and Saturday, but the students and fans of the red i Many cf the towns have sent in reand white are looking forward with j Quests for more season tickets thaigreat interest to the game to be played ; .an be furnished then, so the managcat 10 o'clock Saturday morning, which ! pient hs arranged a plan by which according to dope will be played be- j the isiting schools will receive tickets tween Richmond and Connersville. (according to the per cent enrolled in This game promises to be the most j le school, important game of the tourney as Con-: Tickets for the pubUc in Richmond nersville and Richmond are picked to!v.ni be placed on sale at the Starr fight it cut for the championship of ! Piano Company store and at Gc?orge this district, and-th-? winner of this ! Erchm's Toy Shop. The tickets will game will no doubt win the final game, j go on sale some time Thursday. The game should draw the largest stiff Workouts, crowd of the day and it is preducted Coach Null has been sending his that the crowd will be lined up at the men throuah stiff workouts Monday doors long before they are opened. jpnd Tuesday at the high school and Locals Given Edge. Coliseum and a stiff program is Most of the dopsters give Richmond fanned for Wednesday night. The the edge to play in the finals but there team has been training hard for the seems to be quite a difference in opin- tournament and it is thought every ion as to who will be their opponents. : cnP jS jn perfect condition for the two The favorites seem t.o be Liberty, Fair-j days' grind. view and Hagerstown with Liberty) in the practice Tuesdav night at the having a slieht cdse as they play a I Coliseum the T. N. T.'s formed th more consistent earn. than the other ! opposition for the red and white and two teams and fight until the last i Were no match for the varsity who minute of play. scored at will at all periods of th Hagerstown. quintet is a husky!ganle bunch of players and has good mater- j Coach Null has shifted Loebr back ial for a winning team, but they do ! to centfr and Green under the basket not seem to use it to a good advant-1 Pnd thinks ihis combination is th age and play a very inconsistent t.est )ie has had all season. He i" Kam0- I use that combination during the tour-
Strength unknown. rcy. The red and white coach hsu noLittle is known of the strength of announced the eight men he will pick the Fairview five, but it is said to beto represent the local high school, but a very strong five and is capable of j 5t js thought he will use the followine putting up a stiff fight for the cham-jmen: Harkins, Lohman, Ro?t, Green, pionship. They are coached by Tits-1 Graffi?, Brehm. and Spaulding.
worm, a rorrar cnrn.aiii piayr, iuiu it is said he has done wonders with j th" souad. The Cambridge C i t y-Whitewater j gam? will no doubt attract much at-! tention as both teams are evenly j matched and it promises to be a battle to the finish. Neither team seems to have the advantage and each has vie-1 tories over the other, so it seems to be a pitch up to pick the winner. Hard Fight. The Liberty-Hagertown game Fri-, day morning should also attract much attention as the winner of this game Is pieked to be the winner of the first , section and olay in the final game j Saturday night. j Frnm the way the schedule has been ! drawn it seems as if the important games will be played earlier in the j meet, eliminating practicallv the best j teams and leaving a. comparatively! weak tram to play a strong team fori the finals. j Coaches are to have rlVir I'henns '
in the official scorekeepers hands five
HEAL SKJLDISEASES Apply Zemo, Clean, Penetrating, Antiseptic Liquid It is unnecessary for you to suffer with eczema, blotches, ringworm, rashes and similar skin troubles. Zemo, obtained at any drug store for 35c, or $1.00 for extra large bottle, and promptly applied will usually give instant relief from itching torture. It cleanses and soothes the 6kin and heals quickly and effectively most skin diseases. Zemo is a wonderful, penetrating, disappearing liquid and is soothing to the most delicate skin. It is not greasy, is easily applied and costs little. Get it today and S3ve all further distress. The E. W. Rose Co., Clcvelasd, a
for the return lo The Pas, this is ex-
to be reached late today or
left here at 11!
expect to finish
fc j tonight. The races
Indications are that the coming sea-1 a. m. yesterday and
son, which will be the second for tha without stopping for rest
Suburban League, will be a successful i Indian runners who brought report;
one. This comes as a result of sev- into this place
hails from Lafayette.
BASKETBALL FRANCHISES (Bv Associated Trcs)
CHICAGO, March 2. Franchises in !
. i Ow r oral tnu-nc u lio iroro nrf in f li q laaatio
J - CA "WW H t i Ill 111V, JV-UgUV '-J2 ' last season making application for .676 ', berths. The rtsize of the loop and per.G58 j sonnel will probably occupy most of j J the time Sunday. t40 ! "I"0 p'ck Good Teams. .033 ! George Brehm, president of the .60f ' league, announces that particular care .fifiO ' will be taken this year to select teams j that will put a high class team iu the .542 I fieldand be responsible for the play.515 j 'ng of the games on scheduled dates. .500; Some little difficulty was experienc.195 ' ed last yi-ar in organization and running oC the league. This was over.453 j come by the end of the season and it .44 A I i expected to start this season off .4:55 j with a group of teams which will bat.410 , tie until the end of the season for the .CTC ; pennant. ! Teams that are expected to be pres- ! Pnl a the meeting include Centerville, j;4 1 Boston, Lynn, Fountain City. Eldorado, .278 ! Faton, Hagerstown. Williamsburg, .275 i Economy. Whitewater, Cambridge .107 i C'ity, Ridgeville and a team from RtchI mond.
ting a fast pace
American entry
in
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manv snills as Sarles and come out of snouia nor. De aissoivea tor ine aiiegeu 1 u,iiu'" w.c .....
the mPiee smiling and unhurt. Sarles ; hoarding of 1.000,000 sacks of rice. F TT ImtE-m. -hi k ot
in association is sam to couu-oi j wpet PT1(j of tllP Coliseum and at this SO percent of the rice crop of Cali-ltahle there will be a nlce for the j
official score keeper and time-keener.;
a timer ana scorer from eacn school , playinc and a place for the newspaper I
of the'
benches for j
I
fornia.
The court is asked to dissolve the ; '
1 1, vn,nnl Ti-irf 'j ; L-or Koll leap-lie i a- . 1. 1 nrA -
, said Prateau was sr-et-: " ...j... " :;,; aMUU'"luu' LU i"" 1 representatives. At each side
, wiiii Walter Govne. 1 , C , ,-, V,' order the association to sell immea-, table will be placed the
and the others trail-i i. ' : "1 v.. mmmi', ! iatelv at the market nrice the storeslthe playing team and its coach
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Greensfork No Match
For Brownsville High
Heninthal. one of the orxanizers ot 1 of rice now said
the npw circuit in the professional de- houses and mills, nartment of that sport. New York al-!
ieadv is in the eircult. so places for BOXERS CLASH.
hree other cities are open. Ngotia- j
(By Associated Prcss PITTSBURGH. March 2. -
-Kid"!
Rocky Kansas Wants to Meet Benny Leonard 1 13y Associated I-Vss) MILWAI'KLK. March 2. RockyKansas of Buffalo, signed to meet Mitchell here on March I. notified Tom Andreps, local promoter today that he desires to meet Benny Leonard in New York first. Kansas, who has already posted a ?50o forfeit and igned articles with Andrews, says he will carry out his agreement to meet Mitchell, "March ;'-0. "Knowing Tex Richard as well as I do, 1 am sure he would not want to 110 Kansas betore the Buffalo boxer has carried out his contract with me," said Andrews. '"When Richard learns of the conditions he will most likely have Kansas meet Mitchell before meeting Leonard.
Basketball Scores
BASKETBALL RESULTS. College. Franklin, 31: Butler, 27. Independent. Em Roes 65: Rushville, 11. High School. Cumberland. 19: Greenfield.18. Greenfield Girls, 4; Cumberland 4fe Girls, 2. Beech Grove, 25; New Palestine seconds), 16. Beech Grove Girls, 13; Acton Girls, 6.
BATTERY MEN BUSY (By Associated Press) DETROIT, March 2. Battery men of the Detroit Americans were to get in their first work at the San Antonio training camp today, according to dispatches received here. A heavy rain forced Coach Dan Howley to call off the initial practice yesterday. Three Pacific coast recruits, Johnny Bassler, Bert Cole and Carl Holling, have reached the camp. .Manager Ty Cobb is expected to reach San Antonio to-
'HOOKS' WARMER SIGNS (By Associated Press) PITTSBURG, March 2. "Hooks" Warner, who formerly played with the Pittsburg Pirates as an outfielder and who recently affixed his signature to a Chicago Natifnal league contract after being trded to that team by the Kansas City club of the American association left here last night for Chicago to join his new teammates.
REPORTS AT OKLA. (By Associated Press) PITTSBURG, March 2. Joe Cantillon, manager and part owner of the Minneapolis club of the American as
sociation, was in this city yesterday and announced that he had signed Bill McKechnie, Pirate infielder, who recently was sold to the Minneapolis club. McKechnie will report for duty at Oklahoma City March 15, he said, and added that he wa3 pleased with the transfer.
LIBERTY. March 2. Brownsville ! 1 ions are nroceedine it was said, with'
high school basketball team defeated Soringfield. Mass.. New Haven. Conn.. Williams, of Baltimore, former banthe Greensfork high school basketball Hartford. Conn., Trenton and Camden, tamweight champion, and Tommy five on the Liberty floor Tuesday ) s. .T. Several nprl'entions have been Ryan, of McKeesport, will meet in a night in a rough game by the score ot j received from Pittsburgh, it was said, 3 0 round boxing bout tonight at Mc-21-16. It required three five-minute ! but it i planned to include that city J Kecsport, near here.
ovenime perioas to aeciue a winner. 1 m an American league circuit, emAt the end of the first half the j bracing Chicaso. Cleveland. Cincinnati, Brownsville five were leading by the : Detroit, Akron. Toledo, Louisville,
score 01 o-?. ine game was a uaru uayton ana uultaio. 1
fought came both teams fighting to ; .
the last minute for a victory. Gavin was the scoring star of the game, making 11 points while Kennedy was right behind hini with eight points. The line-ups are as follows: Brownsville (21) Greensfork (16)
Bell F Lindley; Gavin F Nicholson i Jackson C Kennedy!
Clevenger G Williams Rutherford G...: Carter Reteree Stevens of Liberty.
eum the
bleachers will be set un. These are ; for the exclusive ue of the visiting j teams, coaches, attendants, officials j and newsviaper representatives. No; other people will be admitted to these ; seat--. !
News of the Counties
LOSANTVILLE, Ind Bennie Belch
er. seven-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs.
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team defeated tlie. St. raul Lutheran; junior basketball team at the high' rhool srvm Tuesday by the score of: 28-2. The lowers were no match for
'Hie winners being outclassed in all, I department s of the game. Hasemeierj
was the star of the game scoring 1 of his team's points.
Sherer Back in the Lead in Billiard Tourney Sherer went back into the lead by winning one game while Rogers was
idle in the Twigg billard tourney. 1 ed him bv Owner Harry Frazee and
Eggleston went in a tie with Rogers j plans to retire from organized base-
Daii ana enter Dusiness nere uniesa 1113 terms are met, he announced today.
MENOSKY HOLD CUT f Cy Associated Press)
FLINT. March 2. Mike Mcnosky.i
Boston Red Sox outfielder, has re turned unsigned the contract tender
Pet. 769 700
for second place when he lost one and
won one game. The standing of the tournament to
date is: Player Won. Sherer (70) 10 Rogers (100) 7 Eggleston (70) 7 Wilmore (85) 8 Hewie (95) 6 Whitcomb (65) 3 Stevens (80) 5 Smith (95) 3 Meyers (65) 3 Ray (65) ?. Stubbe (60) 2 Maher (55) 0
Lost. 3 3 3 6 6 3 6 4 5 4 .4 5
HAGERSTOWN, Ind. Funeral Acts right off. Trex induces natural; services for Charles Mathews, a sred ! drainage of the system; promptly; 64 were held at the church of the 'opens your clogged-up liver and bow-;
Brethren west of Hagerstown. Men-j els; cleans the stomach of fermentday afternoon. Rev. Oscar Werkingjing, passy foods and wa?te; relieves officiated Elder L. W. Teetor also gave ! feverishness, headaches, dizziness and a talk. j other bilious misery. Don't stay WILLIAMSBURG. Ind. Friends of. "knocked out" any longer. Get this Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Sheets, a recerTy quick relief today. 33c at Quigley married couple living south of town Drug Stores or direct from H. B. Denwere serenaded by their friends re-, ton & Co., Mt. Carmel, Ills. Advercenfly. tisement.
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ENTER RELAY CARNIVAL. (By Asso-Matrd Press) URBANA, 111., March 2. Entries
were received today from Ohio State
700 j and Chicago University, for the Illi571mois University relay carnival Satur500l day night. Nineteen universities, 500 twelve colleges and eleven prep 455 ! schools have announced their inten-
429 ! tion to send teams
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STARS SHARE SPOTLIGHT (By Associated Press) CHICAGO, March 2. Stars of the middlewest prep schools will share the spotlight with A. A. U. entrants from Detroit, Milwaukee and Chicago in the annual indoor swim of the Illinois Athletic club tonight. The Central A. A. U. water polo championship will be decided by the Senior swimmers, while the representatives from six visiting schools will meet Chicago teams in the junior events.
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