Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 46, Number 121, 1 April 1921 — Page 13

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FOR INTENSIVE WORK Preliminary tryouta for the Earlham track team were held Thursday afternoon with the result that 21 men were chosen to return to school three days pearly In order that they may receive a full week's training before the opening meet of the season with Indiana university on April 16. Mowe was pleased with the showing made j by the traksters consideaiE the torn 1 up condition or the track, aii or last year's men were on hand to fight for 'their positions as well as an abundance of promising new material. V Mowe stated that the following men would return to Earlham after the vacation with one or two exceptions: : 100 yard dash. Paquher and Emslie; ,220 yard dash, Faquher and Emslie; 440 yard dash, Carter Beck. Emslie, Graff is and Teale; 880 yard run, Robinson. Elliot. Jones; mile run, Dalton, ;Tomlinson, Robertson; two mile run. Dalton. Timiinson, Cunningham; 120 yard high hurdles, Ive and Lawler; 230 yard low hurdles. lawler. Ivey, "Beck; pole vault, Graffis, Wildman, Borton; high jump, Ivey and Lawler; shot put. Johnston and Carey; discus throw, Johnson, Carey and Dale. Speed Promised. V JWlhough the repairs on the track made the- running oval resemble a newly plowed piece of ground, some of the thinly clads showed promise of a wealth of speed when the cinder path is once more in good condition. Among the new men who showed up well were Emslie, Elliott Jones, Robertson. Cunningham. Beck, Wildman and Dale. Track Improvements are progressing at & rapid rate and It Is thought 'that by the time the athletes return from their spring vacation the cinder .oval will be In A-l shape. Some or ' the college men have signified their intentions of remaining at the college t daring the vacation and put in their j time In completing the Improvements, f A large part of the cinder curb already has been set Bowling CITY LEAGUE. v - The standing of the city league, including the games last night is: Team . Won Lost Fct.

Maher Meats 53 34 .609 Wilson Cleaners 48 39 .552 Hill Laddies 45 42 .517 Feltman Tramps 40 47 .460 Tiee Tires ?9 48 .448 I. H. C 36 51 .414

Maher Meat3 clinched first place in the city bowling by winning two games from the I. H. C. on the Twigs alleys Thursday night The Wilson Cleaners who are in second place, can only come within two games of the Meats if th Meats lose all three games and the Cleaners win all three games next week, which will mark the close of the season. Maher rolled . the high score of 206, and Ray high average of 185. The Wilson Cleaners trimmed the "Hill Laddies two out of three games and have to win only one game next week to remain in second place. Sherer and Bennett carried off honors for high score with a 216 score each, while Bennett captured the high average of the evening with a 199 average. The Lee Tires forfeited three games to the Feltman Tramps who rolled three good games. Mayers rolled high score of the evening of 225, and Morarity high average of 195. Maher Meats. Handicap, 142 pins Player 1st 2nd 3rd Tl. 495 4S6 505 556 471 Av. 165 162 168 185 157 Maher 206 141 Mercurio 164 163 Maag ,....164 169 Ray 173 192 Zeyen 167 141 14S 159 172 181 163 965 Team totals 1016 948 I. H. C. Handicap, 142 pins. Player 1st 2nd 3rd Wav 188 182 145 iB. Miller 198 159 159 iGroan 140 135 157 'Ellis 189 151 182 Haner 177 155 135 Tl. 515 516 432 522 467 Av. 172 172 144 174 156 Team totals 1024 924 High game Maher, High average Ray, 920 206. 185. Wilson Cleaners. Handicap, 85 pins. Player 1st 2nd 3rd Sherer 216 1S3 168 R. Miller 215 179 180 Smith 194 157 180 Bennett 106 216 216 King 160 164 175 Tl. 567 574 531 598 499 Av. 189 191 177 190 166 Team totals 1036 985 1004 Hill Laddies. Haidicap, 131 pins. Player 1st 2nd 3rd Tl. Av. Ed Hill 169 190 155 514 171 Conlin 189 177 173 539 180 Lahrman 166 204 116 486 162 Lacy 168 182 213 563 188 Kelly 149 174 154 477 159 Team totals.. 972 1058 942 High game Sherer, 216; Bennett, 216. High average Bennett, 199. Feltman Tramps. Handicap, 9S pins. Player 1st 2nd 3rd Youngflesh ..182 179 200 Todd 197 152 174 Morarity 181 205 200 Schepman ...192 193 192 Meyers 138 183 225 Tl. 561 496 686 577 546 Av. 187 165 195 192 182 Team totals.. 988 1010 1062 ... . Lee Tires forfeited three games. High game Meyehs, 225. High average Morarity, 195. Whether you build a new house or remodel an old one, don't fail to investigate

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Br Fmk G. Mcafee The gay and frivolous purlieu ; of Gotham casts a depressing spell upon practlcjijly every ten knuckle ehover who tries to show "em in New York just how he does it a fighter and want to see him be whipped or have him make a miserAwino- rhcm-n la ' get nlm a flght wltn anybody in New York. Makes but. little difference! what la the calibre of the foeman vou!1 sic' nntn hi Th -Vnrir nnr ill beat him even if his mediocre foe- j an can't wi man No heavyweight champion ever made an auspicious New York debut. No incoming Britisher ever showed well in a New York ring. "No champion in any class, appearing in New York for the firBt time, ever did anything to get excited about. And a lot of folks have been dethroned within of the Statue of Liberty. Slivan's first real "attlin the shadow Jnhn T. Kiilliva in' New York was when he guaranteed j to stop "Tug" Wilson, the diminutive Briton in four rounds. John L didn't and the whole world gave him the "razz." Afterward he took on Charlie Mitchell, another from foreign shores, and Charlie stunned everybody Sullivan mostly when he floored the champion for a short count. Launches Own Career. Bob FiUsimmons' first big fight in the New York district was against Jim Jeffries. And Jeff won the championship. Jeff's first showing in the big town was in 19. He divorced himself as Jim Corbett's sparring partner in &97 and launched his own fight lag career. Jeff knocked a lot of them over on the coast. He determined to go east and fight Bob Armstrong and Steve O'Donnell on the same night. Jeff fought but one battle that evening. He won it from Armstrong by a shade but when it was over he was so badly messed up that he couldn't go on. And New York pronounced .Jeff's false alarm of the most conspicuous kind. Yet in his very next fight Jeff won the heavyweight championship of the world and before a New York audience. Jess Willard fought several times in New York and the town can't understand how he ever became a champion. He never fought like anything but a palsied fat man within the Met -

ropoman connnes. nis ugnis uiKre against Arthur Pelky, Luther McCarty, p . Ci'H Carl Morris and Frank Moian were'CfieSS LXperlS Ollll classicalbusts,' f fcfo fa Jack Demptiey fOUght four times in I ' By Associated Press) New York and has yet to shotf 'em ! HAVANA, April 1. Thirty-seven that he's a world beater. It's first i moves of the sixth game between Jose three opponents Ole Anderson, Wild : Capablance and Dr. Emanuel Lasker, Bert Kenney and John Lester John-i'ho are playing a series of 24 games son. went the full 10-round distance ; for the chess championship of tho with him. The "Utah Mauler" did j world had been, made when the mas succeed in r.nlishins off Bill Brennan ; ters adjourned at 1 o'clock this morn-

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him 12 rounds to do it when everyone! in the fifth game on Wednesday, figured three as the limit Dempsey played very carefully after the stereolost more prestige in the jinx spot of j typed opening moves, at the same pugilism. j time advancing his game. When adBob Martin bowled over a dozen ' journment was taken Capablance had men of various sizes and ability. Then! one after bis rooks in a rather comhe made his New York debut against ! manding position but it did not ap-

Bill Brennan and was whipped. Bob Roper, after beating up everyone out in the "sticks" got a New York trial against Al Roberts, a presumed set-up. Roberts won the decision. Charlie Mitchell, pride of England, was knocked out by Sullivan in his first New York appearance. Bombar - dier Wells, who came here in 1912 hoping to fight Jack Johnson took on Al Palzer as a "warm-up." Palzer knocked him out. Most of the other

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, English invaders were treated to beatings. Morris Slaughtered, Carl Morns, who took up "white hoping' after Jack Johnson whipped 1 Jeff in Reno, went along swimmingly in the west Then he trekked east Jofht the tmy J m Flynn in New Yo:k- out-weighed 50 pounds aa" neany a iooi Bnoner, siaugniereu Morrta. Johnny Kilbane never fought a good ni m new ,orK- in eacn ne nas enown as a mediocre champion. Pete Herman, in his first important fight aPPerance in New ork, lost his title io joe L,yncn. rTeaaie vveisa was uethroned in the same town. Mike Gibbons, one of the greatest boxers of all time, never did show anything in New York at any time. He couldn't hurdle the hoodoo. Richie Mitchell conquered a vast group of! ffphtpra In th wont hnnnofl Into TVpw I York-and Benny Leonard knocked him cuckoo. Jack Britton looked bad tbeA nJBt he fought In New York And so it has gone. Men who have been world beaters outside New York, go to the town for their inaugural and they're flivers. Maybe it's stage fright if you don't believe in jinxes. But fighters do. And their answer is: "It's the hoodoo fight town of the world." (Copyright 1921 by King Features Syndicate.) Bresnakan in Line; Gets Into Condition (By Associated Press) TOLEDO, O., April 1. Claude Der rick and Roger Bresnahan have come to terms and Derrick will get into condition as shortstop for the Toledo American association club, according to announcement received here today from Augusta, Ga., where the club training. Derrick was ordered to report on March 15, but refused to do so. He made the trip from Clayton, Ga., to Augusta more than a week ago, demanding a substantial increase in salary over last year's figure, which Bresnahan rejected. After Derrick announced his retirement from baseball, Bresnahan acceded to the wage demand. The play er reported yesterday too late to make thf trin in Krmrta.nhnrEr. ft. C. where

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jpiave(j Dr. Laser, having tasted defeat pear that he had gained any material advance over his opponent. CARDINALS IN SHAPE ST. LOUIS, April 1. The St. Louis National league team arrived home this morning from their spring training camp ready to meet the local American league entry in a series starting Saturday afternoon. The , American league team returned home I Wednesday. Gem

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CLOSE MARGIN GIVES REDS THE VICTORY IN OKLAHOMA GAME ENID. Okla., April 1. The Rods found the champions of the Weetem "8aociaUan rather tough Bailing and bad a hard time noaing out a victory over Barnys Cleveland's team by a score of 5-4. The Harvesters pulled a dangerous rally off Eppa Rdxey that came very near tying the score, but the big southpaw put on a little extra stuff and reared the side before the tying run was put over. Moran's men were all tired out by their long train rides in the last two days and showed it in their work, which was far below par. They had a six hour ride to Tulsa Wednesday and another fix hour ride Thursday to Enid getting at both places just in time to play the game. Fisher Needs Support r Was m.Tjier effective in the : "n but ,,1S Wrt T"" 5!IT? of .pplaue whn he went to the mound in the Fixth aiifl had the strike out fevf.r, fanning six men in four Innings, but was touched up a bit in the ninth, but the team was slow and in

efficient behind him. 'By Associated Pross) The Reds did not do their usual ! CHICAGO. AdiH 1. Competition in amount of slugfdng and would have1 the national collegiate track and field lost, out but for the break in the Har-'meet, instead of being limjtfti to the vestors defense at critical times. w inners of the various conference Eleven mn were lft on br which meets, will be extended to every standis the largest number the Reds have;ard university and college in tlie counbad stranded on the paths in any game ; try it was announced here today. The this year. i meet, the first of its kind, will be held

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OPEN FOUR-GAME SERIES; (By AsK.'latd Press) PHILADLEPHIA. April 1. The Philadelphia National league baseball team arrived in Darlington. S. C today, to open a four-game series with the Rochester club, of the International league. Walter Johnson, started his first game of the season against Manager Donovan's men but only pitched to four batsmen. He lacked control, reports from Jacksonville said.. ' Three Days Finish White Sox Training (By Associated Press) CHICAGO, April 1. Three days of practice at Fort Worth beginning today will finish off the Texas training of the Chicago White Sox, according to dispatches received here, and the team then will start north. A new pitcher capable of taking his I regular turn on the mound for the reorganized Sox has been discovered, j Manager Gleason believes, in Domin-i ick Mulrenan. He held the Fort Worth team to three hits and one run for six innings yesterday while the Sox sluggers hit three doubles and 11 singles against strong pitching. Entries Close in Relay Carnival (ttv Associated Prftss PHILADELPHIA. April 1. Team ! entries for the University of Pennsyl- ; vania relay carnival April 29 and 20 I closed today with the largest list of j colleges and schools in the history ! of the meet. Entries from 111 col- ! lejres and U'OO schools, breaking all I ; records, already have been received, and it was expected that others would i arrive during the day. Virtually all ! the leading institutions in the country ; are Included in the list. Teams from i French and Canadian universities also will compete. 3 000 athletes part. A total of more than are expected to take In the United States .21 per cent of the population is in the regular army, while in Japan the percentage j is .47 per cent, and in Great Britain, 1 .93 per ecent.

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