Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 46, Number 113, 22 March 1921 — Page 11

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BENEFIT GAME FAILS TO RAISE BAND FUNDS; CLEANERS SCORE WIN

Staging a rally in the second half that fell short a few points the Y. M. B. C. basketball five went down to defeat at the hands of the Wilson Cleaners five on the Coliseum floor Monday night by" the score of 35-30. Proceeds from the game served only to cover expenses. Profits were to have been used for; band concerts. The game was fast and clean and some flashy team work was displayed by both teams, but the better trained Cleaners were too much for the fast tiring Y. M. B. C. five In the first half the Cleaners gained a comfortable lead, the half endng 1-10 in ther favor. In 'the second period Manager Wilson sent in his subs and bis team did not get to going in the second period. The Y. M. B. C. outscored the Cleaners in this period, scoring 20 points to the Cleaners 14. The Y. M. B. C. played a good brand of basketball, considering the fact that they have not played together very much. Parker and Goar were the bright lights of the game, playing a good defensive and offensive game, both men breaking up play after play of their opponents, and Goar. contributed some pretty shots from the center of the floor in the second period. Reid and Huff played the best game for the winners, Huff contributing some classy work in the guarding department, breaking up play after play of the opponents. Reid worked the floor well. His three baskets were made from different angles. Tho lineups and scores are as follows: Cleaners (35) Y. M. B. C. (30) Reid P Porter Sickman P V. . . Quigg Eades O Wieshman Huff G Goar Pagan G Parker Substitutions Chrowe for Eades, Hosier for Reid, Eades for Chrowe, Reid for Hosier, Jones for Quigg, Monroe for Porter, Rath for Wiechman, Mason for Monroe, Porter for Quigg, Quigg for Jones, Rath for Wiechman. Field Goals Reid, 3; Sickman, 5; Eades, 4; Huff. 2; Chrowe, 2; Porter, 3; Quigg. 1; Wiechman, 2; Goar, 5; Parker, 3. Foul Goals Red, 2; Sickman, 1; Goar. 2. Referee Null. FOUNTAIN CITY DRUBS WHITEWATER QUINTET Fountain City K. of P. basketball a.jm Hoteatori the Whitewater Independent basketball five on the Coli seum floor Monday nignt in iae curtain raiser to the Y. M. B. C. and Cleaners game, winning by the score of 14-11. Rnth teams foueht hard for a vie tory. The Whitewater team was in tho'imiH mttut nf th time, but the win ners rallied in the last few minutes of play and cinched the game. The first half ended with the score six apiece. - Mercer was the high point man of the evening, scoring eight points, while G. Jennings scored the most for his team, making six points. The lineups and score are as follows: Fountain City (4); Whitewater (11) Bell F Mutchner Mercer F G. Jennings Prentiss C Wright Hampton G . . P. Jennings Lacey G White Substitutions: Blose for Mutchner; Mutchner for Blose; Thomas for Bell; Harrison for Mercer; Mercer for Harrison. Field Goals: Mercer 4; Prentiss 1; Lacey 1; Thomas 1; G. Jennings 2; Wright 1; P. Jennings 1. Foul Goals: G. Jennings 3. Referee: Null. FRANKLIN DOES HONOR TO CHAMPION QUINTET FRANKLIN, Ind., March 22 The Franklin high school basketball team can have anything it wants in this town. After winning the Btate title for the second time in as many years it is no wonder that, this place thinks its boys are about the best in the state. And Franklin is doing all in its power to show the members of the champion five just bow well it thinks of them. Saturday night a crowd of about 3 000 persons met the victorious squad ac the town square and bonfires were built, yells were given and even the old canon gave vent to its feelings with an awful roar. Tuesday at the regular weekly luncheon of the Kiwanis club the players are to be guests of honor. Coach Wagner will bo called upon for a talk and the late tourucy will be gone over in detail. It is a pleasant subject in this town. Some of the boys will be asked to tell how they did it also. In Coach's S. S. Class. Wednesday night the M. E. Sunday school will give one big banquet for I he team. This is especially appropriate because every member of the team belongs to the Sunday school class of Coach Wagner. There are more reasons than one why Franklin again has won the honor of basketball champions of Indiana. A Persian weaver spends about three weeks on each square foot of the surface of the best rugs. Upset Stomach Constipation is responsible for most ailments. When the bowels become clogged, billousness, indigestion, kidney ailments, impure blood, rheumatism and kindred ills result. You need nature's remedy for constipation. Purchase at your nearest druggists for 30c

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Bowling HARVESTER LEAGUE standing of the Harvester The league including the games last night is: Team W. Jumbos 48 Kentuckys . . 47 U 33 34 40 42 44 49 Pet. .593 .580 .506 .481 .45T .395 Empires 41 Light Drafts 39 Hooslers 37 Easy Pulls 32 The Jumbos remained in the lead of the International Harvester league by winning two games from the Empires and losing the last game by only one pin. Snyder rolled the high score of 202 and high average was rolled by Muhl who averaged 180. The Kentuckys remained in second place and are still one game behind tne leading Jumbos when they won two out of three games from the Hoosiers. Sample rolled high score with a 211 score and Shissler high average with an average of 177. The Light Drafts trimmed the lowly Easy Pulls two games and shoved them farther into the cellar. Miller captured the high game and average of the evening with a 214 score and a 192 average.

The scores for the games Monday night follow: Jumbos. Player 1st 2nd. 3rd. Tl. Av. Muhl 194 168 178 540 180 White 159 159 159 477 159 Snyder 182 202 133 517 172 Parker : 150 168 183 501 167 Owens 147 186 157 490 163 Total 832 883 810 Empire. 'Player 1st. 2nd. 3rd. Tl. Av. Roach ...... 154 163 181 498 166 Rothert 15S 123 171 452 150 Swartz 166 172 159 497 165 Wells 174 151 136 461 153 Epping 164 164 164 492 164 Total 816 773 Sll High score Snyder, 202. High average Muhl, 180. Hoosiers. Player 1st 2nd. 1 3rd. Tl. Av. Ulrich 199 160 168 527 175 Weber 103 179 131 413 137 Shissler 175 178 179 532 177 Barker 184 159 93 436 145 Knight ..... 176 120 147 443 147 Total 837 796 718 Kentucky. Player 1st. 2nd. 3rd. Tl. Av. Sample . 157 143 211 511 170 Gardner 117 179 157 453 151 Groan 168 187 169 524 173 Otten 114 183 179 476 155 Reis 178 152 181 511 170 Total 734 844 897

High score Sample, 211.

High average Shissler, 177. Light Draft. Player 1st. 2nd. 3rd. Tl. Av. Miller 197 214 165 576 192 Hoessli 146 153 180 479 159 Stephenson . 147 179 156 482 161 Carr 146 147 131 421 141 Haner 189 147 179 515 172

Total 823 840 811 ' Easy Pull.

Player 1st 2nd. 3rd. Tl. Av. Wav 171 149 177 497 166 Lane ; . 129 127 146 402 134 Hesel 131 115 162 408 136 Price 127 169 175 471 157 Ellis 144 151 156 451 150

Total 704 711 816

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High score Miller. 214. High average Miller, 192. STARR BOWLING LEAGUE Records. Player 1st. Harrison 108 Huck 109 Urban ..109 Bishop 110 Eggert 139 2nd. 119 115 167 120 139 3rd. 89 123 157 109 103 Team total 575 660 581 Phonos. Player 1st. 2nd. Gennett 78 90 Kohnle ....166 122 Dove 153 111 Pfeiffer : ... .215 . 115 Welsh ....121 109 3rd. 115 142 152 151 139 Team total. ........ . .783 545 699 CLASSY SHOOTING AT NEW MADISON MEET NEW MADISON, O., March 22. Some classy shooting was displayed at the shoot held at New Madison last week. John Taylor, of Winchester, was the high man in the 180 mra shoot, getting 99 birds. Stephens was f-econd, breaking 67 birds. The scores were as follows: Taylor .99!Squir 81 Stephens 97Witwer 80 Coburn S3 Walters .79 Stickles 92Brigham '.79 Mianlove S9!Gary 78 Selby 88iKuoon 77 Colblentz 87'Hunkel 76 Harier 87!Stuckley 76 Bates 871 W. Duffield 73 Weir 87jDavis 70 Duffield 86Mobaugh 69 Clancy 86Biliis 68 Ijpedour 83'Olivisiner 68 Livingston S3!Ballard 55 Mundbrenk S3 In the 50 bird handicap Coburn was first, breaking 45 out of 50 birds. Weir was second, breaking 44, and Gary third, breaking 43 birds. - The scores were as follows: Coburn 45!Kerby 39 Weir 44!Bates 39 Gary 43iHickey 39 Livinston .- 42!WaJters 38 Stickles. 41!Cleaver 33 Manlove 40!Bmnt 32 Harter 40!Edi$on 29 Pyle 40Mosbough 28 HANS GETS SQUAD OUT. PITTSBURGH, March 22. H. Wagner had his candidates out for their firpt spring baseball training yesterday at the Carnegie tech campus. Wagner has plenty of prospects for his 1921 team and said he would more than likely be able to put the best nine on the field that has ever represented the tech. The tennis and track squads have started practice by going through preliminary duties. C5 m BICYCLES $65 Crown Motor-Bike EJQ QQ ELMER S. SMITH The Wheel Man 426 Main St. Phone 1806 Mark"? of thj

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MmKempet Nme 7 The Miller-Kemper baseball team will open Its baseball season next Sunday, March 27. with the Lynn Independent baseball team at Lynn This is both teams first game and they are said to be in fairly good condition as they have been holding several workouts. At a meeting held, at the home of George Feasel Sunday afternoon the following off iccrs were elected: George , Feasel managerr Louis Griswell, assistant manager; John Snyder, secretary-treasurer; William Weibour, captain; score keeper, Eades; umpire. Dowler.

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