Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 92, Number 51, 1 March 1922 — Page 10

V

PAGE, TEN ... THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, RICHMOND, IND., WEDNESDAY, MARCH 1, 1922 KEWPIES TO ENGAGE ill J.AST: CONTEST r OF SEASON TONIGHT

-Probably the final appearance of the Camera. Shop ,K.ewpies on the local floor this season will be Wednesday night when' they stack up against the New Madison Independent five on .he Coliseum floor, in what promises to be Ihe best battle the Kewps have been In this Reason. - - - " - New Madison is the only team that has taton th number of the Kewpies

this season and they are coming de-, trminirl to reDeat the victory over the local, outfit. The Ohloans have ; . been putting In two weeks of hard practice for this game and will be In the best condition to battle the Kewrrt tvA la rtro PnliKPiim floor. . ttra vii iutDv The new combination of O. Monger and Graffis at forward. Sauter at cen-j ter,.and Lohman and Retr at guards, . showed to good advantage in the prac-j ,jice session,. Tuesday nighf on the Col-, iseum floor. The team Is working on a five man offense that will cause the! New Madison five very much trouble i during the entire contest as It Is a J style of game that Is hard to breaK up. , .H.- Monger will not be with the Kewpies any more this season, due, to 1' illness. , . -. , . Pennsy Teams Mix. In the first came of the evening the ; Richmond division Pennsy basketball; five will meet the Columbus division .quintet in a 40-minute battle. The lo-' . cal division team presents', a very . strong line-up and has taken the number of all the division teams in this , -section both on the local floor and on the oppositions' floor. The Pennsy team has been putting In extra licks of practice for this bat tle and are in the pink of condition. , The Columbus team probably has the next strongest team to the. locals in . the Pennsy league. Tickets for the game can be' purchased from any member of the Kew- . pies team and the Pennsy team. The price of admission will be 50 cents and their will be no reserve seats. The first game will be call at 7:30 o'clock. , Word has been received here from 1he New Madison management'.that a large delegation of fans will accom- ; pany their team to witness the came. so will afford the local fans plenty of! opposition in that line. Chips and Slips -- IT'E ABOUT SOLVED. -Meaning the infield problem of the Brooklyn Dodgers. Plumb Wilhert Robinson believer, that the addition of Larry Kopf, late of the Reds, has turned the trick. Ho plans to place Larry at short and Henry Ford (not the auto magnate atj second. This combination puzzled him until he landed Larry for Walter Ba--! bare.did not seemi able to worl:' smoothly with the younger Ford. ' Kopf was one of the members of j Pat Moran's world's 'championship pk-1 jrresration of 1919, playing short in' brilliant style, collecting six hits, anl in 27 times at bat scorine three runs in the cordis series. - Kopf was born in Bristol. Conr.., in 1893. He attracted attention of tho ni,g' league scouts while playing baseball at Fordham college. He nlavnd with Akron and New Haven and To-! ledo. Then Cleveland which sent him i to Toledo had a string on him and turned him over to the Athletics. Ho played second most of the" time f'v Connie Mack until released Jan. 30, ; ..vv, . . . .11 w 1 1 1. 1 1 illlLlVUIt I league club. The Cincy Reds bought hm In Spntpmhpr of that vpap Whrn ' ' vumv uiuii, ivvi JUlUtU ' steel league and then the army. Ho tho xi.' l t fQ m o olnnir l?trf ininaA ' rejoined the Reds after the war and, played with them until sent to the ti . : . u r..vA t .. ..... i . i . i day. i Fans who witnessed the boxing car.l at the Eagles' hall Tuesday night w?r I well rewarded for their time ar.d J money as three good bouts were put on, even though the main p:o lasted , only, four round3 The. preliminary I was good and the semi final bout thr.i " brought - many rounds of applause! from the spectators. Everyone who ! 13 attended the bouts went away apparently well satisfied. - Wednesday night will afford the lasi j rhancG for the local fans to see the Kewpies in action as they have no otber games scheduled to be played here during the month of March. New j Madison will afford plenty of opposi tion for the lads. Only two more days until the district classic will hold sway in Rlch- , -nond, lasting for two days. Season tickets are in great "demand nil nvir the district and calls are con ing into the local headquarters for ai extra allotment of , tickets. Every iiiirh school entered is given a number of "tickets corresponding to the number of students enrolled in tne scnooi. BUILDING DEADLOCK EXISTS IN CLEVELAND : .jt ' By Associated Press) j CLEVELAND, Ohio. March 1. Con-; miction of juany buildings wasat a standstill here today and many men were idle as a result ot tho failure of the building trades council and the building trades employers' association to reach an agreement over a wage fcfale for 1922. The old contracts ex-, pired last midnight according to the' contractors but the unions insist they, are operative until May 1. v . 1 The 21 unions affiliated with the trades council have a membership of about 25,000. It could not be learned early today how many of these are afterted. as not all of them have been working and separate agreements were reached between the plasterers and glazers unions and tho employers. Building under construction amounts to approximately $25,000,000. William F. Nennessey pecretary of the employer' association predicted that; the tie-up will be complete while Charles Stuitln secretary, -of the Building Trades council estimated only about 40 percent would be affected. i ROCKEFELLERS WIN POINT , IN $500,000 DAMAGE SUIT NEW YORK, -March 1. John D. Itockefelleif his son.' and other defendants yesterdav . won another point In ihe $500,000 suit for alleged false arrest brought against them y Charles Jlright. who was Interested In th deMelotuncnt of a railroad in Paraguay.

. r-" cirju zize

The Marchy blasts are zizzing Murder through the air and a glance at the Baseball thermometer is enough to freeze the old RICHMOND SPIRIT in your very veins. V y Goodbye Ball-Park! Goodbye Fair Child Forever 4 MORE SHORT DAYS The Black Cap; The Hangman's Noose; Eternity Baseball! Come forth fair Angel, come fifth, come sixth, come seVeh, come ; ( any number, but COME! . ' " . -

ALL

Baseball Headquarters Save the Baseba 11 Pa rk

Rudolph Leeds .50 Joe Hill 25 Dickinson Trust Co. . ...... 10 Second National Bank..... 25 Webb-Coleman Co .25 L. AwHandley 10 C.A.Harrison 5 Dafler Drug Co. ........... 10 Elmer Colvin' 5 Edward H. Brinker. 5 Ira Wood 10 Carl Blomever ..-5 Wm. M. Bailey ..5 Leroy Brown 5 W. C. Hibberd .....10 Karl Meyers 5 Thomas Nicholson ......... 5 Francis Edmunds ...... 1 Richmond Baking Co 5 Doan & Son 5 Walter Engle 10 Ray Mowe 5 . Jacob H. Lichtenfels .". . . 5 Ray Mather 5 Phil.Twigg 10. Rev. Walter J. Cronin 25 Fred Lemon 5 R. E. Huen .; .'. ..10 Eagles' Club ." 25 Quigley & Company 10 Omer Whelan : . . 5 W. H. Romey. ..,.10 1. Ralph Brown 20. E. H. Harris 10 Adam H. Battel Co. 10 Walter V. Reid 10 " Frank Reed '. . . 1 Jordan McManus, Hunt & Walterman . . '. 5 George Mansfield 2 ' ' Jenkins & Co. . . . . . 10 Robert L. Jenkins.. 10 Bennett's Tire Shop........ 5 -Fred Bethard 10 , lohn Zwissler . "." . 5 Ed. Wilson 10 Herbert Logan .- :;...10 Dr. E. R. Churchell.. 5 Dr. George B. Hunt. ....... 5 Joe Kuppin 2 George Rohe .. 5 Harrv Lontz 12 O; C. Yates.. 2. ' Wm. McKinney 2 C. W. Abel 2 Ed. Schwegman ': ...... 5 DeVinney's Hotel . . ...10 Hackman, Klehfoth & Co.. 10 A. G. Luken & Co 25 Frank Strayer 15 Crane Electric Co ..... . 5 - Clem Roberts . 1

total

PHONE 6299

Dr. W. W. Zimmerman. .... 1 Meyer's Cigar Store .x 5 Model Clothing Co. . . . . 5 Walker Land 5 Wm. D. Loehr....... ...... 5 Fred Borton '. 5 George Fox ... 5 , Robert E. Graham.... 5 Harry Pin nick 4 W. B. Fulghum, Inc ....... . 5 Sam Fred . . . . : . . . ... ...... 5 Frank Holland ........ 2 Frank McCov 4 W. R. Dill ......10 E. A. Feltmah 1 Ragen & Wrennick(Twigg's) 10 Ed. McNally 1 Henrv Reckers 1 Wm. Ratliff 1 f Clessie Kendall 1 Wm. Eversman 1 C. T. Price & Sons 5 Steve Worley ; 3 Allen Jay 5 Chas. Haner 1 W. D. Scoble , 5 Thos. Tarkleson 10 H. D. Lacey 2 W. O. Crawford 1 O. O. Smith 10 Dougan, Jenkins & Co 50 John Barth . :.. 5 Boys at The Harter Shop. . . 10 Geo. H. Knollenberg Co 20 Dennis-Gaar . 5 H. H. Toler 1 Dr. Geo. Wilcoxen 1 F. M.Siegel . ..' 5 Dr. E. A. Wvsong J. W. Finfrock 1 Howard Hoover .2 Lawrence Jessup 5 Ed. Stegman 3 Walter Williams .......... 1 Harvey Brown i ... 2 The Hoosier Store '. 7 Sunset Restaurant 5 George Eggemeyer ....... . 5 Daniel Reed 1 , P. H. Slocum 5 Saul Davis .......'.. 1 . The Boston Store. ......... 5 C. A. McGuire r. lO E. J. Treffinger 2 Robert Ashe ...10 Carl Duning 1 Samuel B. Garton . . 2 Henry Goldfinger 10 Omricon Phi Sigma Fraternity ... . 5 Miller-Kemper Co. ......... 10 Chas. Heer ..15 mber

Waldorf Cafe 10 L. A. Knopf "2 Henrv Grieswold 2 John'E. Peltz 2 Albert Logan 2 Lewis E. Stanley 5 Lincoln Moore 1 Frank Tillson 1 Clem Wolfe 1 Oliver P. Nusbaum 1 Herbert Schuerman 1 Will Klute 1 LeRoy Hodge . . ... 1 Charles Hodge 1 Henry C. Bentlage. . . . . . . . 1 Fred R.Clark 1 Frank McCurdy 2 Henry Nungesser 2 Henry Farwig '. 2 George Kemper 2 Leslie Cox . . 1 Charles Taylor 1 E. R. Smith . . . 1 Kennedy Clothing Co 5 Crystal Ice Delivery 2 Dr. C. J. Crain 2 Chas. Tangeman ..." 5 Beckman & Kreimeier. .... 5 Chas. Johanning 2 Ben Vigran 2 J. H. Brookbank .12 Farmers' Grain & Coal Co. .35 Ed. Hill Cigar Store... 5 Thistlethwaite Drug Stores. . 5 Mark Pennell 5 Mark Shofer . 1 F. H. Lahman 1 W. S. Evans 2 M. J. Quigley ............. 2 Sherman Brown 5 Lee B. Nusbaum Co .10 B. 'N. Johnson, Jr , ..r.. 2 Weisbrod Music Co.-. 5 Paul Comstock 5 Paul Ross 2 Chas. Kreimeier ..... . . 5 Himes Bros. . 5 August Goebel 1 H. R. Kohler ...-.......-. l Frank Essenmacher . .. 2 M. A. Ryan -x. ......... ... 1 Arthur Smith l Chas. Roberts , . . l Jack Brown 1 Herbert Smell .v. 1 . Elmer McGaw . T. . 1 R, R. Jones l R. A.'Erk ................ l U. G. Cook 1 J. j: Getz l S. D. Ramsey 1 C. V. Carr ................ l

Tickets

I

. . r I U J fe- f i-an -) Crl..,.. ii W El I s I r I 3 to Datie ; llfll