Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 46, Number 102, 9 March 1921 — Page 13
PAGE THIRTEEN RECORD TRACK YEAR IS SLOGAN ADOPTED BY EARLHAM TUESDAY
THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM. RICHMOND, IND- WEDNESDAY, MAR. 9, 1921.
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"The biggest track season in th history of Earlham" was the slogan adopted at the meeting of all track men under the direction of Ccach Ray B. Mowe which was held at the college Tuesday night According to a statement made by Mowe at the meeting there will probably be no intercollegiate baseball played at Earlham this year, although taeeball will be offered aa usual for those interested and contests will be scheduled with Richmond teams. The final word in the abolishment of the intercollegiate baseball will be left to the students but as set forth by Mowe in hl3 talk it is Impractical and there is little doubt that, for this year at least, no visiting teams will be brought here. Some of the reasons giren by Mowe were; that baseball was not a paying proposition as far as the receipts were concerned, that it was almost impossible to arrange a satisfactory schedule; and that cince about 15 men are carried on every trip away there is always a loss on every game away from home. Improvements for Reid Field. According to Mowe in ,hls talk to the track men the money lost every year in baseball could be profitably spent on Reid Field in much needed improvements to the track. Extensive improvements are planned this year for the cinder quarter mile oval, according to Mowe. A cement curb will be placed around the inside of the track to" provide a better drainage system and . so that there will be a . definite pole for the runners. Heretofore the inside boundary of the track has always been indefinite because there was no' way of marking it. " After the new curb has been provided it la planned to recinder the track. This is a much needed Improve'ment, as in some places the cinders are practically a minus quantity and the hard clay is a menace to the runners. Other improvements are being considered by the authorities, which will, when completed, make ' Reid Field one of the best of its size in the state. Most of the work on the track will be done during the spring vacation. Work on the field will be completed ln time for the Indiana meet here, April 16, arid it la expected that special preparations will be made for the contest in order that the season will start off with a rush. It Is thought that by improving the track and providing some of .the best competition in the state more interest can be created in track athletics than ever before. Will Schedule Local Teams. Those at the college who prefer baseball as an activity rather than track will be encouraged to pursue their favorite sport. Games will be scheduled with Richmond factory teams, although no attempt will be made to make any trips. About 45 men answered the call for track Tuesday night. This is above the average number for the first appearance and Coaches Mowe and Higgins were well pleased with the turnout. With a veteran squad to work with and much promising material, the leaders declare that the chances for a successful season are bright.
SUNDAY SCHOOL FIVES HOLD BASKET TOURNEY The local "Y" is conducting a Sunday school basketball tournament, games to be played on the "Y" floor every Saturday. Leagues have been formed, one for boys between the ages of 13 and 16, and the other from the ages of 16 to 18. The junior league has eight teams entered and the senior league has four teams entered. Teams of the junior league will play their games on -Saturday afternoon, and the senior league will play at night. Every team is to play every other team one time. " The schedule has not been completed and will be announced each week. The first game in the afternoon will start at 1:30 sharp and the first game in the evening will start at 7 o'clock sharp. The schedule as announced for Saturday is as follows: Junior league. 1:30 p. m., First Christian church vs. Philos of Second Presbyterian church; Whitewater vs. Grace Juniors; South Eighth Street Friends vs. East Main street Friends; English Lutheran vs. Second Presbyterian. The schedule for the senior league: First game starting at 7 o'clock sharp, Grace- M. E. vs. West Richmond Friends; First English Lutheran vs. First Methodist. Eggleston Takes Lead in Billiard Tourney Eggleston was idle Tuesday in the Twigg billard tourney and consequently went into first place when Sherer won one game and lost one game. Sherer was defeated by Rogers and won from Smith. Smith defeated Whitcomb. The standing of tho tournament to date is: Player W. L. Pet. Eggleston (70) 12 4 .750 Sherer (70) 14 5 737 Rogers (100) 9 4 &2 Wilmore (S3) 11 7 Cll Hewie (95) 10 S 556 Smith (95) 6 6 500 Whitcomb ' (65) 4 4 500 Stevens (80) 5 7 417 Meyers (65) 4 G 400 Ray (65) 2 4 333 Grapperhaus (70) 3 9 230 Stubbe (60) ....3 12 i.00 Maher (55) 0 7 000 Bowling STARR BOWLING LEAGUE Phonos Player 1st 2nd 3rd Dove 120 110 141 Khonlex 114 139 91 Welsh 137 103 132 Overman 115 103 S2 Pfeffer 126 164 125 Team totals 618 Player 1st A. Mayer 121 Butt 119 Cox 110 Hill 130 Blind 143 C21 2nd 157 129 149 154 139 571 3rd 124 129 135 US 157
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Clin Voight in action and, above. Voight. Dixon and Shea witb th medicine balL John McGraw believes the vets be bad last year and the new birds lie's trying out down at San Antonio, Tex will give him a pennant winner. Among the youngsters now striving to dodge the can in April . are Clin Voight, who pitched for Rockford in the Three-Eye league; Catcher Dixon, a teammate of Voight last year, and Pitcher Pat Shea from Toronto.
Benny Kauff to Appear Before Judge Landis CF!y Associated Press) CHICAGO, March 9. Benny Kauff. outfielder of the New York Giants, today was on his way to Chicago in answer to a summons to appear before Judge K. M. Landis, baseball arbiter, which is believed to be in connection with the affidavit of "Heinie" Zimmerman, made public recently. Zimmerman, former third baseman for the Giants, implicated Fred Toney, Rube Benton and Kauff in an alleged attempt to throw a game with the Cubs in 1919. ''This so-called affidavit is merely Zim's written confession of the testimony given by Toney and Kauff before the Chicago grand jury, when the world's peries Fcandal was being investigated," Manager McGraw, of the Giants, was quoted as saying in dispatches received here. BARE RUTH ENJOYS DAY OF HARD WORK (By Associated Press) vkw vniiK. March 9. Versatile "'Babe" Ruth, the New York American stellar baseball player, trained considerable" yesterday at the Yankee's spring camp at Shreveport, La., it was reported here today During the rookies' practice in the forenoon he qualified as a side line comedian, then spent an hour coaching left handed pitchers. In the afternoon he played first base, pitched awhile, worked in centre field, then went to bat, getting one home run and two singles. He brought the day to a close by relieving the bat boy of his burden. Davy Bancroft, the New York National's shortstop who was reported ill, entered the practice game yesterday at the Giants' camp in San Antonio, and displayed, it was reported here today, anything but physical defects. The Brooklyn Nationals, training at Tew Orleans, were prevented by rain from playing their first practice game yesterday. GIRLS' TEAM LOSES The Counersville Community Service girls' basketball team defeated the girls' team from the First Christian church of Richmond, at Connersville Tuesday night, by the score of 12-9. The Connersville girls would not play men's rules which the locals have been playing. ' . m The first half ended 9-5 in favor of Connersville. Lydia Hart, of the winners, was the scoring star of the game making nine of her team's points, while Margaret Taggart played the best for the losers. In the two years of its career as a republic. Poland has issued more than 150 varieties of postage stamps. Skin Troubles Soothed With Cuticura Soao. Ointment. Trinmi.SSe. !rjwh.. . Sumcha f Te of CaUnn Irort , Orpx. x. mm, mmi
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REDS ARE ALL SET FOR FIRST LINE-UP (By Associated Press) CINCINNATI, O., March 9. Reports from the training camp of the Cincin nati Reds at Cisco, Tex., say the players are all set for the first line-up of the season today, when two teams selected from the 23 men in training will receive their initial test in a real game of baseball. The first game will go only five or six innings and Manager Moran says he will not send any pitcher more than three rounds as a starter. As he has only six Infielders here he will play Eppa-Rixey at first base and Luque at third on the second team. Rube Bressler, will play first base on the regulars; Louis Fonseca second and Sam Bohne third, with either Sam Crane or Carl Schmehl, at short and the outfield will consist of Duncan, See and Paskert. Maynard Felix, the big first baseman, is nursing a sore toe and will not appear in the first game. All of the pitchers took a long turn on the mound yesterday and Manager Moran expressed pleasure at the manner in which they are rounding into forms. Rixey and Marquard are among the most active in the bunch. BASKETBALL TONIGHT. Wednesday night in the Garfield annex gym the Piatt and Sauter's Tramp Barbers will battle the Hill's Cigar store Bums for 40 minutes on the hardwood floor in what promises to be one- of the hardest fought battles, of the season. Both teams have been practicing hard for the fray and are said to be in tip-top condition. The game will start at 7:30 sharp. The public Is Invited, no admission will be charged. COUGHS Apply over throat and cheat swallow small pieces of0 K s w V APO RU D Over 17 Million Jan Used Ycvtu Thousands Eat the Good Loaf 0& BREAD Have You Tried It? Made by ZWISSLER'S
HIGH SCHOOL SECONDS TAKEN TO TOURNEY Eight members of the Tjlgh school second basketball team will have the honor of accompanying the first team to Bloomington to witness the regional basketball tourney next Saturday. The student council appropriated $100 to send the team to Bloomington as spectators to show their appreciation for the faithful work they have done this season. The men have not been picked as yet aid will be chosen later in the week. This is the first year anything of this kind has been done. ' Coach Null has been drilling his men hard thia week to have them In the best of condition for the game with Muncie at Bloomington. The men are working hard and are determined to beat Muncie and go to the finals at Indianapolis the following week. Muncie defeated the red and white early in the season on the Muncie floor by a 30-20 score but the Muncie floor is a small one and the local were not adapted to playing on that size floor. They will be more at home on the large Indiana "U" court than the Muncie five will be.
EATON PLAYS FAIRVIEW Eaton high school hoop-netters will play Fairvlew high school Saturday night in Dayton, on the Y. M. C. A. court. The locals defeated Fairview In a game here early in the season. Eaton is trying to arrange a game with the high school team of Whitewater, Ind., for Friday night at the Armory here. Whitewater upset the locals in the first game of the season here, after which they won 20 consecutive games Iroru as many high school teams. PITCHERS PLEASE (By Associated Press) CHICAGO. March 9. Reports from the White Sox training camp at Waxahachle, Tex., indicate Manager Glea6on's enthusiasm over the showing of the pitching recruits being tested by Catcher Schalk. Mulrennan and McWeeney were favorably reported on, it is said. KELLEHER INJURED CBy Associated Press) CHICAGO, March 9. Johnny Kelleher, working out at shortstop for the Cubs is under care of an eye specialist, accordig to dispatches from the Cubs' training camp at Pasadena, Cal. He received a bad blow in the eye from a fast grounder in Monday's practice. Manager Evers is trying out Tom Whelan of Lynn, Mass.. and Roy. Grimes at first base to fill the position left vacant by Fred Markle's release. ONE INDIAN ABSENTEE (By Associated Prss) CLEVELAND, O., March 9. Larry Gardner, veteran third baseman, was the only absentee when the champion Cleveland Indians dooned their uniforms at the spring training camp today, according to advices received from Dallas. Bill Wambseanass. the ! second baseman worked opt with his teammates for the first time. MIAMI WRESTLING TEAM TO MEET CINCINNATI BOYS OXFORD, O.. March 9. Miami university's wrestling team, under the direction of Prof. Bob Newdick. will wrestle against the University of Cin-! cinnati boys here on Friday evening. There will be eight matches; they i will be held In Herron gymnasium. ' ! Last week Miami lost to the Kentucky state university, at Icxington, by a tcore of 48 to 8. ; WISCONSIN WINS MADISON, Wis.. March 9. The Uni-' versity of Wisconsin defeated the Ohio State basketball five in a Western conference game here Tuesday night by j the score of 34-24. The victory places Wisconsin in a triple tie for first place with Purdue and Michigan. " 'aUUWL IE 1.1 -L. far, mwr, ffihl Clem Thistiethwa'ts, Richmond, Ind Large Turkish BATH TOWELS 25c, 48c, 59c Rapp's Cut Price Co. Main St. The Store of First Quality mmumtmniammnwunimmntnninwmmutmnwmmMnmuuHtmnumm Large Rockers Upholstered in Imitation Leather, ! special $10.75 Weiss Furniture Store i 505-13 Main St. I Ferrv's Seeds X I in bulk and packets i 1 Sow Lawn Grass and Sweet Peaa I 1 NOW I Hornaday's Hardware Store f
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This Speaker, who was the only playing manager in the league GAMPBELLSTOWN FIVE GRABS BOSTON SGALP BOSTON, March 8. Campbellstown, Independent basketball team defeated the Boston Independent basketball five on the local floor Tuesday night by tbe score of 18-12. The game was fast, and clean, both teams fighting hard for a victory. Boston started the scoring when Ballinger scored from the field, but Campbellstown went into the lead and was not headed from then on. The score the first half was 10-4 in favor of the visitors. " Samuel? played the beet game for the locals, while the points were divided among the forwards and center. Harris carried off the scoring honors for the evening, making 10 points while his . running mate, WhitesHl, made the other 8 points for his team. Scarce, playing his first game, made a good showing, y The lineups and scores are as follows: Campbellstown (13) Boston (12) Harris F Bailenger Whitesell F Miller McClellan C Samuels Scarce G Kitchell Cohee G Davis Field Goals Harris 4; Whitesell, 4; Bailenger, 1; Miller 2; Samuels, 2. Foul Goals Harris, 2. A British clergyman has read the Bible through seventy-one times. BICYCLES $65 Crown Motor-Bike CJQ QQ DW ELMER S. SMITH The Wheel Man 426 Main St. Phone 1806 j The Better Wash Way Call 2766 Richmond Home Laundry J t The Bank that's Absolutely I CP- J 4 1.M1C Second National Bank 4 Quality Footwear for Men, Women and Children GOT JUALY Young Men's and Men's SPRING SUITS, strictly All Wool, $20.00 up ii rrrrnr h if Formal Spring- Opening Generous Credit as Usual The Union Store 830 Main The Store With THE NEW THINGS FIRST
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Tris Speaker dropping one over the fence at Dallas, and looking over his squad. last season, was the first arrival at the training can of the world's champions at Dallas. Two reasons. First, Spoke's home is in Hubbard, Texas. Second, it's Speaker's way to lead his gang in everything which goes for the drudgery of training down to weight. Spoke ofiicial'y opened the Indians' training season by slamming out two home runs. POSTPONE MATCH. (By Associated press) NEW YORK, March 9. Postponement of the match between Benny Leonard, world's lightweight boxing champion and Rocky Kansas, of Buffalo, scheduled to be held here March 17. was announced today. A heavy cold has prevented the champion from preparing for the contest. His manager declared, however, he probably would be able to resume training next week, and in this event the bout will be held March 22. BOXERS CLASH TONIGHT. (By Associated Press) MILWAUKEE. March 9. Richie Mitchell, local lightweight boxer, will meet Rocky Kansas, of Buffalo, tonight In a return engagement of 10 rounds Kansas stopped the Milwaukee boy in the first round three weeks ago at Buffalo. BOXING TOURNAMENT. i By Associated Press) ANNAPOLIS, Md.. March 9 Final plans are being made for a big boxing tournament at the naval academy, to be confined to the midshipmen. ARMY SHOES in fine condition, pair $2.00 American Shoe Shop Nick Sena, Prop., 402 N. 8th St. t!mnitmimtnttmiminmirairniiMutfiiittimnmi B.P.S. Paints and Varnishes IRVEN REED & SON ititmftmiiitiiiRmfiiirtMiunnnHimfiutiiirmintnntiimn:iHiniiu4Mminnniiii Hit iiw MiimmuifHf immimMimmHnMfrt tmmttn m nn.t tmmimwi mmuuit HIRSCH'S j I Clothes of Style and Quality on I 1 TERMS I to meet your individual needs r s I 15-17 N. 9th St. iinumttiniuM niH inn hii iMmituitiumtttuii mttumtuutumHinftuiwm ittuu I Full Line of Automobile Insurance I 1 i Rates Reasonable 1 KELLY & KECK ! 19QV2 Main St. Phone 2150 X NiNumniwmiMuitHiMiinnuimiHiiuMtituuniHNniuttuuDimrmMrtaHiuMuI Machine Work Gasoline Engines Air Compressors Electric Motors RICHMOND AIR COMPRESSOR CO. PHONE 3152, Cor. N. West First and R. R. WATCH REPAIRING If you want your watch to run and depend on good time, bring them to us. A specialty on high-grade watch repairing. C & O. watch inspector. HOMRIGHOUS
BASKET TOURNEY (B.r Associated Presal CHICAGO, March 9. Fourteen sectional champion basketball teams, representing high schools and preparatory schools, today had accepted Invitations to the annual championship tournament of the University of Chicago. Play starts tomorrow and some of the more distant teams were on the scene today.
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