Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 46, Number 112, 21 March 1921 — Page 11

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CLEANERS, Y.M. B.C. Everything is in readiness for thei lig game Monday night at the! Coliseum between the Wilson Clean-i c-rs and the Y. M. B. C. in a benefit1 came, the proceeds to be given to the band concert fund to have band concerts in Richmond this summer. Both teams have been practicing hard for the battle and the Y. M. B. C. have been working out under the direction of "Herb" Logan, who has been putting them through several .stiff practice periods this last week and thinks that his men are all In the best of condition. Logan will not be able to get into the game Monday, as he has an infected arm and It Is not well enough for him to get Into a suit. Logan Well Supplied. Logan has a wealth of material to pick his team from and has not decided just who he will start against the Cleaners in the game Monday. For the forward positions he has Porter, lones. and Quigg. Weichman will probably start in the pivot position. For the defensive end of the game 1 gan has several good men to pick from and all can be depended upon to hold up that department of the game. He has Parker. Rath. Monroe, and possible Goar of thi.-J, years Earlham squad. The lineup he will probably Mart is as follows: Porter and Quigg, forwards; Wiechman, center; CJoar End Parker, guards. Wilson is Optimistic. With this line-up in the game asainst the Y. M. B. C.'s Manager Wilson thinks he can bring home the , bacon. The Cleaners have a good pair of guards in Chrowe and Huff and the opposition will find them a hard pair to get around. The curtain raiser will be played between the Whitewater Independents nnd the Fountain City K. of P. basket-b-xll fives will mix it for 40 minutes. These two teams are great rivals and both towns are planning on sending large delegations to the game. The first game will start at 7:30 and Ihe price of admission is r.O cents. According to reports a large crowd Is planr.inz to attend the game as many tickets have been sold. Rog era Takes J-ad in Twigs Billiard Tourney Rosrers jumned Into the lead of the Twigs; billiard tourney when he defeated Wilmore 100 to 48. Eggleston went into a ti? for spcond place with Sherer, bv winning two games, one from Smith and one from Meyers. The standing of the Twlgg tournampnt to date is: Player Won Lost Pet f-herer, 70 14 5 ."."0 Ropers, 100 ITi ." .77 Eecleston, 70 14 .737 Wilmore. 85 12 8 .600 Hewie. 05 12 8 .600 Smith. 95 8 S .."00 Whitcomb. 65 5 ,t .435 Stevens, SO 6 x 429 Movers, 65 4 10 "6 Ray, 65 2 5 .286 Grapperhaus, 70 3 9 .25 Stubbe, 60 4 15 .211 Maher, 55 0 7 .000 First M. E. Qoinfet Defeats Friends Five Thp West Side Friends basketball five defeated the First M. E. basketball five on the "Y" floor Saturday night in the second game of the evening by thescore of 8-7. The game was fast and hard fought at all times and neither team was sure of a victory until the final whistle. The lineups are as follows: West Side Friends (8) First M. E. (7) Hobson F Lohman .Tor.es. F Harton Peacock C Johnson Good G Kes.-ler Tiantz G Stidham Willie Jackson to Face Rocky Kansas Tonight (Bv Associated Press) NEW YORK. M.irch 21. Roky Kan; as, of Buffalo, and Willie Jackson of this city, aspirant for thp world's liahweight boxing title, will meet in Madi?cn Square Garden tonight in a twelve-round bout. Kansas, a rugged boxer of the N'elson-Wolga-st type, p'lino into prominence recently (hroush his defeat of Ritchie Mitchell, of Milwaukee, the lad who gave ("nainpion Bennie Leonard stiff battle her". The winner ni the match to richf will challenge Leonard to a bout for the championship. In the prpI mina.ries Sammy Siegpr. of this city t ill meet ArtiP Root, of Cleveland, at t-n rounds, r.rd Kid Norfolk, the negro "ihunder-bolt." will meet Jack Ward, of Philadelphia in another ten-round affa?v. BILLIARD CHAMP ARRIVES. (f:v Associated Press) NEW YORK. March 21. Edward Horemans. the Belgian billiard champion, arrived here today from the west to begin his 4.S00 IS. 2 balk-lino match with Jacke Schaefer, who defeated him in their last meeting here.

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. A.. eox-ro TO JO IK BRINGING UP FATHER BY McMAHUS bOT itA in"Reg. u. a Pat. Off." REDS PILE UP HITS . OFF DICK KERR IN' CLASSY EXHIBITION FORT WORTH. Texas, March 21. Little Dick Kerr could not pick up where he left off in the fall of 1919. when he blanked the Reds in the third game of the world's series and achieved fame as the only one of three regular White Sox pitchers who was not mixed up in the baseball scandal. The Reds, who are hitting them to all corners of the lot this spring, found him not so effective, piling up 11 hits off him in the five rounds he worked, for five runs before he was relieved by Hodge. Fisher and Brenton were on the hill for the Reds and neither one was hit with much effect Two runs were scored off Fisher on two errors, one by himself and two runs were scored off Brenton on errors.who was hit much harder, but managed to keep the hits well scattered. The Reds put up some classy work in the field, featured by some good throwing by Wingo and a couple of fast plays pulled off by Bonne at the hot corner. The longest and most effective hitting was done by Duncan and Bohne, the latter scoring a triple in the first frame which sent in a run, and later he scored on Duncan's long fly to right. Duncan's triple in the ninth sent in two more runs. The Sox scored in the first on two hits and a wild throw by Fisher and again In the fourth on a pass, a single and a fumble of a hard chance by Bohne. They bunched three hits for two runs off Brenton, in the seventh, and this wound up their scoring for the day. The score: CINCINNATI ABR1B PPO A K Dawson, rf 2 0 110 0 Williams, rf 2 1 1 0 0 See, cf 5 1 2 2 0 0 Rohne. 3b 5 113 2 1 Duncan. If 3 " 1 2 0 0 Fonseca, 2b 4 0 1 3 0 0 Bressler, lb 4 2 3 5 0 0 Crane, ss 4 0 2 2 3 0 Wingo, c 4 1 2 S 2 0 Fisher p I 0 0 1 11 Hargrave 1 ft 0 0 0 0 Brenton. p 2 1 1 0 3 0 Totals 37 Hargrave batted for fourth inning. CHICAGO AB Johnson, ss 5 McClellan, 3b 1 Murphy, rf 4 Sheely, lb 3 Mostili, cf 4 Falk, If 4 Mulligan, 2b 4 Schalk, c 2 L?es. c 2 Kerr, p Rodge, p 2 7 15 27 11 2 Fisher in the R IB PO A E 1 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 2 1 0 3 1 2 1 11 2 I o! o i 0 ! ! o; 3 1 0 1 i o 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 I ! 2 0 Totals 36 4 11 24 16 4 Cincinnati 200 212 00s 7 Chicago 100 100 2004 St. Louis Club Obtains Spectacled Player i By Assoeiati-I Press) ST. LOUIS, March 21. George Toporcer, an infielder who wears spectacles while playing, has been obtained from the Syracuse club of the International League by the St. Louis Nationals in exchange for several players and a cash consideration, a. dispatch from the training camp of the Cardinals in Orange. Tex.. tody faid. Syracuse gets two right-handed pitchers, Frank Dodson. from Fort Smith, and Walter chultz, St. Louis, and Earl Adams, an infielder. The locals also are to release other players to Syracuse, it is understood. The amount, of ca.uh involved was riot made public. Toporcer ha-s ben at. second base for St. Louis since the training season opened. Huggins to Send Squad Through Heavy Practice (By Associated Pressl NEW YORK, March 21. The New York American league team, which won all five of its exhibition games on a week's tour through Louisiana, returned today to the Shreveport training camp. Manager Huggins. it was reported in dispatches here, will

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s7j Grace M. E. Defeats Crippled Lutheran Team Handicapped by having only four men on the floor the First English Lutheran church basketball team was defeated by the Grace M. E. baskettall five on the "Y" floor Saturday night by the score of 14-10. The game was fast and well played and very clean, very few fouls being called. The lineups and scores ark as follows : Grace M. E. (14) First Eng. Luth., (10) White F Hyde Reed F Detric Vandivier C Loose Campbell G Yeager Pinnick O Prospective Baseball League Members to Meet A meeting of men interested in the formation of a commercial bastball league will be held Monday night, in room C04 of the K. of P. hall at 7:30 o'clock. At this meeting the teams to be represented in the league will be picked. The following teams will probably be represented in the league: Pennsy, Press, Himes Dairy. Bakers, Kiwanis Club and Maher Meats. FERRELL TO THREE-I LEAGUE ST. LOUIS. March 21. Steve Ferrell, a pitcher, has been released to the Terre Haute club of the Three-I league by the St. Louis Americans, a dispatch from the training camp of the Browns at Bogalusa, La., today said. Advices from the camp of the St. Louis Nationals at Orange, Tex., are that President RreaHnn haa an nounced no further overtures to Milton Stock, third baseman, and Jack Smith, outfielder, who are hold-outs. Notify Local Police to Look for Dayton Robbers Local police were notified Monday by authorities at Dayton to be on the lookout for four unmasked bandits who robbed F. C. Shawhan. of that I city, driving him out into the country - Single Grip 35P and up COMPANY during the coming summer.

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1 HOLD THE ( UTTLE HIHER j in his own automobile and robbing him of JS.240 worth of money and jewelry. The Dandits made tneir es- j cape in their victim's car. j The automobile was found early j ; Monday morning on Clemmer street in i Dayton, where it had been left. " Shaw;han was unable'to give the police any description of the four men who robbed him other than that they were young and wore no masks. Andrew Witt, of Liberty, Succumbs to Heart Attack LIBERTY, Ind., March 21 Andrew Jackson Witt, aged 72, died at the home of his brother, Ross Witt, near j here, at 1 o'clock Monday morning folj lowing an attack of heart disease. He was a prominent farmer and had been j a resident of Union county all his life with the exception of the past few years, when he moved to Richmond. He is survived by two brothers, Lewis, of Muncie, and Ross, of Witt's Station, and one sister, Mrs. William Toney, of Boston. Funeral arrangements have not yet been completed. LOOK SUITS at $20 to $40 Big bargains are here in Rebuilt Cars. Chenoweth Auto Co. 1107 Main Phone 1925 Insist Upon The Liberty Mills "Faultless" and Self-Rising Biscuit Flours" I ifitiMiiHntHiinuiiniiiiiiiiitiMuiiiiitniiHtiitNniiitmfiiniiiimiuiinimuwiMiiit New Spring Oxfords and Pumps Newark Shoe Stores Co. Richmond, Ind. If 705 Main, Colonial Bldg. it I(lllHllIIIIIMMIHIMItlltlltmt1llMt1IHIMIIIUrM1IIHHttlttllMHll(HiHIIlllUa j Game Called at 7:30 p. m.

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