Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 46, Number 324, 29 November 1921 — Page 11

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGKAM, RICHMOND, IND.. TUESDAY, NOV. 29, 1921.

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35 NET CANDIDATES REPORT TO STENGER FOR FIRST WORKOUT

THREE STARS OF THE ALL-EASTERN FOOTBALL TEAM

Thirty-five candidates reported to I Coach Stengcr in the high school gym j Monday evening for the initial basket! rraetice under his direction. Mr. Lit-! tie, physical director In the public pchools. had charge of the men last j week and rounded them into condi- j tion for their final trials w ith Stenser ; this week. All football men who were j candidates for basketball, reported to 1 the gym Monday evening and entered i

into competition for berths on either the first or second teams. The first part of the rehearsal was

coach took groups of four at a time , and tested th ir ability to get down the floor after the opposing team had shot at the basket. The older and I

more experienced men showed Stenser that thev were able to get down the floor with surprising speed and accuracy. Material which was available Monday evening represented the cream of the net-men of the school. The coach is expected to turn out a first and second team of the highest rank. Every man in the school who had any basketball ability at all. turned out and displayed his ability in the hope of gaining recognition for the team. Several old fine men of experience were out for Monday's work-out. including Harkins. Rost, Graffis, Amick and Green. These men are working In teamwork and represent the nucleus from last year's squad. Harkins is displaying more speed than ever in getting down the floor and his pass work is becoming more accurate, than

ever before in his past two years of experience. This diminutive forward was the heaviest scorer in the district tournament held in Richmond last spring and he bids fair to put up a big scoring game this year. Rost Shows Ability. Rost has shown the ability to bid fair for a forward position in place of his old position at floorguard, on account of his general ability at this position. Stenger has Mattox and Gay lor at the floor guard position and with Rost playing his usual scoring lame at forward, the team should be better balanced. Graffis is the other speedy man who can play either floor guard or forward. He has a fair eye for the basket and can cover the floor fast. Sam Green has not shown his old time form at back guard yet this season, but with a little more punch and rest from the football season, he undoubtedly will develop into the guard which he proved to be last year. Kennedy will combat against Schumaker for the center position. Schumaker has displayed a heavy eye for the basket this season and his ability to shoot may gain him the edge. The opening game will be played at Milroy on Doc. f, at that place. Manager Clevenger announced Monday that the Jeffersonville team had been rdt!ed to the local schedule and the present, list of teams was the strongest which has been booked for some time. Coach Stenger was to take his men to the Coliseum Tuesday evening to test out the players on the lareer floor find enable him to stage his activities in a larger degree.

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DOPE FAVORS KEWPIES IN ANDERSON CONTEST

Every man on the Camera Shop Kewpie team is In first class condition for the game with the Anderson All Stars on the. Coliseum floor, Wednes

day night. The game will be played as a curtain raiser to the Legion-Hartford City game. The team has been practicing hard for this game and will use every effort to come cut on the long end of the score. The Kewpies hve not lost

a game tnis year ana are piaying a better brand of ball as the season grows older. Competition of the season without defeat is the goal set by the locals. Anderson probably has one of the strongest junior teams in the state. Thev have defeated all foes this sea

son. Among the vanquished are the j Huntington. Newcastle and Muncie teams. Done favors the Kewpies in 1

fd Newcastle on the Newcastle floor by two points. The Kewpies handed Newcastle two neat lacings on their

floor and at the Coliseum. Miller and Ryan, of the Anderson high school team last season, play the forward positions and are very hard men to hold. Both men were all state men on the mythical team last year. The Kewpies will line up the same as in earlier games. The contest is called for 7:30 shartp.

SKATING CHAMP. PREPPING NEPHEW FOR ICE HONORS

Munns, Cornell, end (left); Gulick, Syracuse, tackle (upper riht), and (below) Joe Lightner, Penn Slate, halfback.

Bowling

STARR LEAGUE Phonos.

1st. 2nd

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Bishop 156 A. Hill 164 Farwig 119 Pfeeffer 133

139 116 109 167

STARRING OF FOSTER ENABLES COMETS TO DEFEAT DAYTON FIVE

TiLjruJROLLING FALL RULE

UlVhS ZBYSU WIN

The stellar playing of Foster, pivot baseball club

(By Associated Press) NEW YORK. Nov. 29. George M. Cohan, who has returned from a visit to Europe, stated last night he was

not in the market for a major leagu

He was reported to be willing to purchase one of the big letigue clubs after he had announced his retirement from the theatrical producing business in this country.

He said today that he w as too busy j

with theatrical things in London to think about buying a club.

man for the Richmond Comets, local colored five, enabled them to defeat the Linden Center quintet from Dayton, O., Monday night on the Coliseum floor, by the fr-core of 31 to 23. The game was fast throughout and both teams fought hard for a victory. Foster connected with the basket for a total of 25 points out of 31 collected by his team, dropping in basket, after basket irom the field. Both teams played fast snappy ball and it was not until the last few minutes of play that the winners were decided. The floor work of the locals was especially good, the men working the

nan up the floor time after tunc. butjever raade t youthful gridil.on 7tZFoster seeme'j to be the only one whol: .j .,m . simiiu.i

could connect with the hoops. McCon-

Chips and Slips

Bo McMillan, quarterback and captain of the famous Centre college eleven, wil coach the Dallas university

luuiuau team next year, if what

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BABE RUTH MAY KNOW HIS PENALTY TODAY

I r.y Associated Trf ss CHICAGO. Nov. 29 Babe Ruth, the New York Yankees champion home run hitter, may know today what runishnunt will be given him for his fail

ure to abide by the rules of organized baseball prohibiting world's series players from taking part In exhibition games after the (lose of the season. Judge Kenesaw M. Landis. baseball commissioner, last night receiveithe ijuestionnaire he had sent Ruth asking the King of Sluggers all about his actions in disobeying the rules. While Judge Landis made no official announcement it was understood that he would render an immediate decision-either today or within a day or two. Judge Landis has the authority to ruspend Ruth from baseball either temporarily cr permanently or to fine him. There was no indication early today as to what course th judge would take. Ruth. Bill Firrcey and Bob Meusel took part in the barnstorming trip immediately after the world series. They were warned by Judge Landis before the start of the trip that they were laying themselves open to drastic action. After three or four games, the trip was called off by the players.

LEAGUE BASKETBALL BILLEDFOR TONIGHT Three sroo'l games o'" basketball are pnTi-j).Hte 1 ii the Community Service league Tuesday nicht. in the "Y" cyni. The first t?mf of the evening will bf; plaved between the Business Collesc and the Motorcycle five. The second game will see the Beverages and the Atlas teams battle. The final game of the evening will be played between the. Betsy Uo?s and the Quakers. Dope favors the Betsy Ross and the Business College fives to win their catnes with a toss up to decide ihe Atlas-Beverage game. The dope initht be somewhat upset in the came Tuesday as both the Motorcycles ami Quakers have added considerable strength to their lineups. Amick and Dillon will officiate in the games Tuesday night. President B'.Thrn h? made arrangements n have two officials for every game and the schedule, for officials has been to arranged that e;u-h will work oniy one niaht out of three weeks.

nell connected for two of the other three baskets made by the Comets. Inability of the visitors to hit. the basket cost, them the victory. They would work the ball up the floor muny times with a fist, piece of floor work, only to miss their shot at the basket. The visitors probably had two shots to the Cornets' one but failed to connect. The Rice brothers, playing the forward positions, were the bright lights for the Linden Center quintet. Both men were especially fast and could work the ball v.p the floor with amazing speed. The poin's for the Dayton five were evtnly divided among the players. The score:

Comets (31) McConnell F. Gilmer F. Foster C. Kelly G. Schools G .

is accepted. McMillan has been ot

tered ,ooo, according to officials oi the university. This is McMillan's last year at Centre.

"Here, boy," said a motorist, 'T want some gasoline, and please get a move on! You will never get am-

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By Associated Press NEW Y'ORK, Nov. 29 Wrestling rules of years ago were enforced here last night and recognition was given the rolling fall which enabled Stanislaus Zbyszko to retain his heavy weight wrestling title irt a finish match with Ed (Strangler) Lewis. The old rule, which Zbyszko said

has won many matches for him in the early days of his career, provides that when a contestant is compelled in es caping from a hold to roll so that both his shoulders touch the mat momentarily, a fall shall be awarded to his opponent. The referee of lar.t night's contest awarded Zbyszko his first fall on this rule, when Lewis rolled out of a half Nelson and crotch hold. The lolling fall has not been included in the terms of any other championship wrestling bout in the last 10 years, followers of the game said. Lewis won the first fall last night with a flying headloek after 17 ruin utes and 31 seconds of wrestling. Zbyszko was awarded the second fall after 21 minutes 26 seconds and the third fall also olihe rolling type came in 14 minutes SG seconds. Zbyszko taking Lewis to the floor with a double arm lock.

Beyer 141

Total 669 678 Records 1st 2nd Eggert 127 ISO Slattery 96 131 Welsh 137 124 E. Hill 122 109 Urban 160 ISO

3rd 101 109 133 210 176 72S 3rd 146 90 9S 134 143

Tl. 19 S 404 413 22S 510 323

Tl. 453 317 359 365 483

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Joe Moore, above, and his young nephew, Ray Murray, snapped during a lesson. .Joe Moore, international fee skatinp champion, believes that his " youthful nephew, Ray Murray, npw 10, will some day be a champion, too. Uncle Joe is teaching the boy the rudiments of the racing game this winter.

Total 642 724 611 . High Score Pfeiffer. 210. High Average Pfeiffer, 170.

INTERNATIONAL Hoosiers

1st 2nd

.144 .134 .185 .142

LEAGUE

Player Roach Williams F. Shissier Fve

Knight 1 65

165 156 136 157 157

3rd 16S 134 167 117 244

Totals 770

Senior And Junior Women Contend For Hockey Title

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With five games played in the annual Women's class hockey series the seniors and juniors are the strongest

! contenders for the championship. The i l.it ( herl-iled Earns of the series.

in the world unless you have between the juniors and the fresh is Push is essential. When I was scheduled to be played as soon as I pushed, and that was what the wpnthor nermits. in case the third

ot me where I am." t year team wins, a post season junior-

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Substitutions Floyd for Gilmer, Gilmer for Floyd Referee Endes.

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17 EARLHAM GRIDIRON MEN SECURE LETTERS

Seventeen Karlham fool ball men have played the necessary number of minutes to receive their "E's," according to Coach Mowe. who has presented the names to the athletic board for approval. Presentation of the letter probably will take place in chapel sometime this week. Dewey Bookout of the Quakers has won his fourth football letter and Is the only man on the present squad who has accomplished this feat. Those ;tv receiving their second football letter are Reasley, Carter, Ivey, Hlnshaw and Em:-lie. Letters have been won by the following men for the fust time: Stanley, Morris. S. Prevo, Fades, Winslow, Strickler. Pennington, Mclniire. 11. Prevo, Delph and Bowles. Eight members of this year's squad took part in intercollegiate games but did not have required number of minutes. They are Tow nsend. Wenban, Elliott. Jones, Mendenhall, Crosman, Kendall and Dale. Only four of this ear's letter men will graduate, Beasley. hey. Bookout. and Pennington. 'Out. of the letter men 11 are freshmen. Captain for next year has not hern elected.

The Community Service basketball ' league will get iio action again Tuesday night, after a week's rest. The first game of the evening will bstaged by the Business College lads and the Motorcycles. The Beverages and the Atlas will play the second game ;md the Betsy Ross and Quakers Ihe final contest. Members of the Business College and Motorcycles arj requested to be on the floor ready to start the contest at 7:3d o'clock. Coach Rezdek and 23 members ol the Pennsylvania state college foot ball team, which will meet the I'niversity of Washington team Saturday, arrived Monday. Coach Bezdr-k said the men stood the trip well ;md he expects them to be in the best of condition next Saturda;. . Members of the Navy football team who participated in the Army same Saturday, Monday night elected Yincent P. Conroy of Ogden.Ftah. as cantain of (he football team for next season. Conroy was quarterback on the team this year. He is a member of the second cla--s. Coach Nelp, of Franklin, should have a crackerjack of a basketball team this season, as over 60 men answered the first call for basket candidates Monday night. Many new men from high school teams last year arc i out for the team.

senior stick crossing will be necessary to determine the winner of the ten points awarded for hockey toward the W. A. A. championship cup. Good team work and strong rivalryhave contributed to the success of the series which has been drawn out because of inclement weather. The junior-senior. 1-1. tie game has been

the feature encounter thus tar, these learns being evenly m itched. The results of the games are as follows : Team -- Won Lost Seniors 3 ti Juniors .. 2 ii Sophomores ' - Freshmen " '-' Seniors-Juniors, tie.

Player Groan . Reis . . . Hoessli Towle .

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Kentuckys 1st 2nd 3rd

133 135 177 114 156

. .188 .111 . .204 , .137 .179

160 154 158 186 151

Tl. 477 474 4SS 416 566

Tl. 491 400 539 437 486

Av. 151 106 120

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Disasters in Atlantic According to the L'nited States hydrographic office, an average of eight vessels are wrecked each year in the North Atlantic through collision with floating derelicts, and the average

number of derelicts afloat at any time in that part of the ocean is not less

TRIANGLE QUINTET IS FORMIDABLE FOE FOR LEGION TOSSERS

Final practice of the American Legion basketball team will h held In the Coliseum Tuesday night when the finishing touches will be put on the team for its game ith the Hartford City Triangles in the Coliseum Wednesday night. This game promises to be a battle royal, as the Hartford City team has two former college player? in its lineup. Lawlcr. who played a good game for the Old Gold in the contest Friday with Moscow, will not be with the team the remainder of the season, having left the cify. It i3 probable

that Winters will be used in the other forward position. Winters has had considerable college experience in tht indoor game, having playfd for four years on the State Normal five, Logan, Little. Porter or O'Nei! will start the other positions. Simmons the only candidate for the pivot position and will start the game from the center of the floor. Shell is playing a good game this year, playing the floor well and has r good eje for this basket. May Use Pitts Pitts probably will be used In 'the floor guard position at the start of the game Wednesday, as his playing was very good in the Moscow game Bertsch will start at back guard, and is way out in front of the other candidates for this position. Little, Stenger and Higgins were unable to be with the team last Friday, but will be back in the fold Wednesday night. Any one of these three

men win cause some ot tne leading candidates considerable trouble. Wilson, floor guard on the Hartford City team, played on ihe Harvard basketball squad as a sub floorguard and is said to po-ssess a good eye for the basket. Mannex, playing the stationary guard, played the same position with the Purdue .five in 1915. and is said to be as good now as when he was playing with the Boilermakers. The first game of the eeasoa will be played between the Camera Shop Kewpies and the Anderson All-Stars.

I The game is called for 7:30.

The probable lineup:

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Winters F Logan F Simmons C Pitts G Bertsch G Referree Parker.

Hartford City

.. Spring4 . . . Shoup . .. Car red , . . Wilson . Manner

A v. 159 141 163 135 189

A v. 163 In o 179 116 162

Totals 819 715 S09 . High Score Knight 241. High Average Knight 189. Jumpo

Player 1st 2nd

Flrick 166 Price ........ 137 Hamilton 156 Clevenger . . . 100

than CO. A derelict is a wreck that does not sink at once, and the most dangerous kinds are those which have been burnt to the water-line. Such was the Taurus, a Norwegian barque, which was sighted 18 times before she was sought out and destroyed bygunfire. Two ships actually collided with her, but happily without receiving serious damage. Sea captains are legally bound to report, the whereabouts of any derelicts thev may see.

Owens 191

166 156 123 100 15S

3rd 166 144 120 100 142

Tl. 49S 437 399 300 491

BERMUDA BARS MOTOR CARS Motor cars are still to be barred

Av. I from the public highways in Bermuda.

1 66 I according to a recent decision of the

146 j local government, which also rejected 133 the offer of an American company to

11)0 163

Totals

672

..750 703

Light Draft Player 1st 2nd 3rd

Stevens 123 W51 Way 171 171 Lane 176 114 M. Shissier . .155 122 Haner 151 190

Totals 776 751 813 High Score Owens 191. High Average Haner 169.

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build an electric trolley line from Hamilton to St. George, a distance of 20 miles. Both matters have been presented for consideration the last 10 years, and regularly turned down.

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PATHETIC INCIDENT. (From the Pittsburgh ChronicleTelegraph) A teacher said to his class in English composition: "Now, I wish every member of the class would write out a conversation between a grocer and one of his customers, introducing some pathetic fncident or reference." Among the, compositions handed in was the following: "What do you want?" asked the merchant. The woman replied, "A pound of tea." "Green or black?" asked the merchant. "I think I'll take black." said she. "It's for a funeral."

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really better cough svrup than von could

Stop their pain in one minute Just put en one cf Dr. Scholl's protective, soothing Zir.o-pad?. So easy, yet hurting stops in one minute; healing begins immediately. Zino-pads are thin, adhesive.waterproof. Antiseptic; absolutely safe! Get a box today. At drug, shoe and department stores. Sizes for corns, callouses, bunions

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YOU TAKE A CHANCE WHEN YOU BUY A SUBSTITUTE FOR VINOL It may contain something that is "Just the wrong thing" for your case. You cannot t?ll because its formula is a secret. On every Vinol label is plainly printed everything it c ontains, you know- just what you are taking, yen can even show the formula to your doctor and get his approval. Anv

j doctor will tell you that no better body builder and strength creator can be

c n I r made. Service Basket League Then why experiment on yourself for the benefit o'f someone else. I c. mm ni I would not. I always want to know what any medicine 1 have to take conblgn Up lUOre r layers tains before I will take it into my stomach. Signing of players took up most of j For 20 years Vinol has been sold In this city and hundreds of your neighthe business meeting of the Commun-ibors have been benefited by it. Isn't it wise to stick to an old friend whom itv Service,. "kethall leasue in the you have found true and reliable? No medicine ever made has a better repu

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Community Service rooms Monday night. The K. or C.'s added Metz and released Gordon. Glove company signed Geyer and Weaver, and released Katte and Wessier. Business college tigned Burris, and released Rohe.

It is proposed in Washington to merge the War p.nd Navy departments into a single Department of National Defense.

Most folks forget that, the kidnevs.

like the. bowels, get sluggish and j clogged and need a flushing occasion-; ally, else we have backache and dull j misery in the kidney region, severe'

headaches, rheumatic twinges, torpid liver, acid stomach, sleeplessness and all sorts of bladder disorders. You simply must keep your kidneys pciive and clean, and the moment you feel an ache or pain in the kidney re

gion, get about lour ounces of Jadj Salts from any good dru; store here,; take a tablespoonful in a glass of wa-j

ter before breakfast for a few days and your kidneys will then act fine. This tanious salts is mace from the acid of grapes and lemon juice, combined with lithia, and is harmless to flush clogged kidneys and stimulate them to normal activity. It also neutralizes the acids in the urine so it no longer irritates, thus ending bladder disorders.

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to keep their kid

neys clean, thus avoiding serious complications. A well-known local druggist says he sells lots of Jad Salts to folks who be-

after taking Vinol go and get your money back from the druggist who sold lieve in overcoming kidney trouble it to you. Isn't that fair? Now it is up to you. Clem Thistlethwaite, drug-1 while it ia only trouble. Advertisegist, Richmond, Indiana. Advertisement. j ment.

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This Fines and Svrup preparation crel3 ricit at the cause of a couth and gives almost, immediate relief. It loosens the phlegm, steps the natv throat tickle and henls the sore, irritated niembrane3 sr getitlv and easily that it is really astonishing. A day's u?p will usuallv overcome the ordinary cough and for bronchitis, croup, hoarseness and bronchial asthma, there is nothing letter. Pinex is a most valuable concentrated compound of penuine Norway pine extract, and has been used for generations to break up severe cou'lis. To avoid disappointment, ask vour druggiFt for ounce's of Pinex'' with full directions, and don't accept anything else. Guaranteed to trive absolute satisfaction or monev prompt Iv refunded. The Tines Co., Ft. Wayne, Ind. Altering, Repairing, Relining Carry and Save Plan JOE MILLER, Prop.

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