Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 92, Number 51, 1 March 1922 — Page 11
THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, RICHMOND, IND., WEDNESDAY, MARCi 1, 1922
PAGE ELEVEN
4 MOTORS, HILL'S LADS,
VlLLIAMSBURG FIVES EMERGE VICTORIOUS
It required three overtime periods for the Motorcycles .to take the num'ber of the Betsy Roea five In the first S game of the Community Service league contests on the "Y" floor Tuesday night. The final score was 17 to 16. The game was hard fought throughout and the winner was, not decided until the final whistle of the third extra perlod. The score at the end of the first half stood 9 to 6 In favor of the Betsy Roes five. Scoring honors during the contest went to Brehm, of the Motors, who made a total of eight points. He "also played a good floor game. Beissman and Tittle played the best game for the losers. The scoring was evenly - divided among the lpslng players. The lineups and summary: Motorcycles (17) Betsy Ross (16) Eikenberrv........F Mansfield
Brehm. .F ; . . . .. Reid Crandall ...C Medearls Webb .,G Beissman Mott. G Tittle Field Goals -Eikenberry 1, Brehm 4. Crandall 1. Webb 2. Mansfield 1. Reid
2. Medearls 1. Tittle 2.
Foul Goals Webb 1. Reid 2. Me
dearls 2. Referee Ward.
The Hill's Laddies had little trouble running away from the Kaysees In the second rame and scored almost
at will during the entire contest In the first half the Kaysees failed to connect for a single point, missing many
chances at the basket, as did the L&a
dies. At. the Intermission period the
genre was 16 to 0.
. Eubanks led the scoring, making eieht baskets from, the field, while
Dillon scored two baskets for the los
era. The lineura and summary:
Laddies f31) Kaysee (10)
O'Neal....... P.'.... Meta
Eubanks. ......... F Dillon Davis ....C Geler
JMcBride G Turner i Sudhoff G DehneT 1 Substitutions' Brumley for Kubanks, Moore for O'Neal. Pfafflln for
Turner, Turner for Pfafnm. Field Goals O'Neal 2. Eubanks 8
Davis 1, McBride 2, Sudhoff 2, Metz 1 Dillon 2, Turner 1, Dehner 1. Foul Goal Sudhoff...;. '-. Referee Sickman.
Richmond High School Will Take Floor Favorites in District Basketball Tourney '
StarlnK a rally in tlie second half
that fell- one point short, the Starr Piano team went down to defeat at the hands of the Williamsburg team by the score of 18 to 17, In a well played
game. The Williamsburg team had
lead of five points at the half-way point and time was the only thing that saved
them from a defeat.
Johnson Bcored four field goals for
the winners. Owens, of the loners
also scored four goals from the field.
The lineups and summary:
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; PENNSY LEAGUE ' ' ' .' . Penney. '
Player , 1st , 2nd
Smith ........170
Diltt 183 Parker 179 Snavely ...... 152 Nick 164 HandicAp ....121
, iTotals.. Player
Johnson ....225 Barton - 153 Klinger 126 Todd ........127 Fitzgibbons ..180 Handicap ....155
.969 922
Panhandles. - 1st 2nd. 3rd
157 177 213 150 146 155
HARKINS CAGES 'EM
FROM SIDE OF FLOOR
Left to right, first row Good, forward; Green, captain and back guard; Noland, forward. 8econd row Kessler, guard; Clevonger, manager; Marklna, forward. Third row Rost, forward; Kennedy, center; Stenger, coach; Spaulding, guard; Mattox, guard. Top Schumaker, center.
Here is a characteristic group picture of the fellows who have fought together all season, representing Rich
mond high school on the basketball court They look like a happy lot here, and their real attitude Is well expressed.
Their, spirit is expected to push them to the front In this big tourney event.
The team has played 16 games this season and has dropped only three, none of the defeats being by any team In the local district. Having defeated Connersville on its own floor and having taken the number of Hagerstown, the team takes the floor In the tourney with the edge over any other team which competes.
3rd Tl. .At. ' . I
223 182 575 192 tf 'y- j-tT" 109 152 444 148 ''' 173 160 512 U71 f-"'; 136 169 457 152 - V ' 160 160. 84 161 f '''rfKfi 121 121 C?$r 'vn-t' 1
944 , . u.r mrtx?
140 470 - 157 t : V I I v ; 1 158 497 166 f-V H I
lo2 429 142 - VAX , II
155 ' U
Tl. Av. r'X
135 143 383 128 IV ( II
142 88 351 117 I 146 151 411 137 W f"Sv 166 211 548 183 ft- SPf 220 220 1 ") ?T
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962 966 V r SI
Keystones. W -? I II 1st 2nd 2rd Tl. A v. I ' s II
144 167 468 156 I ft , I 156 150 476 159 ! 1 f I 169 135 438 146 I ;) tfSl i 170 191 515 172 1 'r' 1 149 168 452 151 1 S 1 176 176 f m m
964 987 II - 111
T. N. T.'s. 1
1st 2nd 3rd Tl. Av. 1 y ? .134 176 169 479 160 L i5 ; "4. .134 134 155 423 141 f". .177 175 153 505 168 1 $m&& ?m .123 149 195 467 156 I "I .169 134 196 499 166 I .196 196 196 ' "" "
Totals 966
High average Johnson, 195. High soore Johnson, 225. Wrecking Crew.
Player 1st 2nd 3rd
E. Porter ....105 Leas ........138 Killen 121 J. Rees 114 Riner .......171 Handicap 220 Totals 869
Player '
Green 157
Kirn 170 Gallagher 134 Cox ...154 Foster 135 Handicap .-...176
Totals 826
High average Riner, 183.
ign score Riner, 211.
PlayerPorter ..... Wagner ... Thomas . . , Klueaener , Sweet Handicap .
Williamsburg
Starr Johnson.. . . . Heller Franklin i , .-. Cates
18
...f::.. .. .f...; . . .c. , , . ...,G..w. . . .G. -
Starr (17)
Owens , C. Porter ..... Roach Mayer Schepman for Frank-
4i
Substitution Clements
lln. Field Goals Starr 1. Johnson 4, Heller 3, Owens 4, C. Porter 2, Mayer 2. Foul Goals Starr 2, Mayer 1.
Referee Sickman.
PENNSY GIRLS WHIP
COLUMBUS SISTERS
The Richmond division Pennsy girls basketball team defeated the Colum bus uivision Pennsy girls basketball aggregation on the Garfield gym floor, Tuesday night, by the score of 8 to 4. I. McLear was the bright light of the local team, making the entire eight points scored by her team, while M. Enright, of the visitors, scored ell four of her team's points. The local team appeared in their new uniforms for the first time this eason and made a very good showing in the contest. Miss Florence Williams officiated. - - The Pennsy team would like to play some of the girl's teams in the city some practice games as they have secured the Garfield gym for every Tuesday - night. Teams '. wshing to play practice games are requested to get in touch with Vera Pfafflin, who is manager of the team. , TO FIGHT RICHARDS
AT DAYTON MONDAY
DAYTON. Ohio, March 1. Patsy Dusan. Toledo featherweight who
meets Blockie Richards, local scrap-
ner in a 12-round decision bout at Trl
angle park Monday night, March 6, arrived in town today and will finish his training at the - Miami Athletic club gym, working out in public each afternoon.
Another contest for Monday night that Is attracting the attention of the local fans is the 10-round semi-windup between Johnny McCoy of , Cleveland
and Eddie McManus, local bantam weleht.
In a special eight-round bout, 'Tut' Jackson of Washington, C. H., will
meet Young Sam Langford, another
colored heavyweight.
Clip This Out and Keep Your Own Scores in District Basketball Tournament
HAGERSTOWN 8 a. m. Friday ALQUINA
BOSTON -t 9 a. m. Friday WHITEWATER
MILTON 10 .a. m. Friday WEBSTER
30 p. m. Friday .
WILLIAMSBURG J
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11 a. m. Saturday
$:30 p. m. Friday
3 p. m. Saturday
t 4 p m.-Friday , - L ' ..a"...ORANGE , : ,vaJ . ' i.
tic F-
1. 10 a. m. Saturday
FOUNTAIN CITY 5 p. m. Friday ECONOMY
LIBERTY t 11 . m. Friday RICHMOND
BROWNSVILLE 1 p. m. Friday FAIRVIEW TWP.
CENTERVILLE t 2 p. m.. Friday CONNERSVILLE
CAMBRIDGE CITY 3 p. m. Friday , BENTONVILLE
1:
t 8 p.m. Saturday
t 8 a. m. Saturday
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' 9 a. jn. Saturday
t 2 p. m. Saturday
3. B a
H o c 3
Officials: Wyrick. t Swope.
Totals. . . PlayerBerg Canan . . . Scott ..... Heidelman R. Rees .. Handicap ,
Totals 895 894 831 High average Thomas, 168. High score Sweet, 196.
...938 964 1064 Roundhouse. 1st 2nd 3rd Tl. ..133 126 162 421 ..145 166 131 442 145149 146 440 ..108 149 157 414 ..186.126 157 469 ...178 178 178
y.
140 147
147 138
156
BRAVE FAN:
HE DOPES TOURNEY
Richmond's foremost dopester of dopesters has ventured to bring before basketball fans the scores which he declares will be made In the tournament. This follower of the net game is a very prominent fan who
Bhould know what he is talkln about
in choosing the scores and winners of the games. Persons who differ with
him may dope it to suit themselves.
The scores follow:
Champion Wrecker
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DePaaw Five Puts Away
Lake Forest With Ease GREENCASTLE, Ind., March 1. De-
Pauw had little trouble taking , the
number of the Lake Forest five here
Tuesday night, winning by the score
of 56 to 10. Coach Walker used his
entire squad during the contest, mak
ing many substitutions. The score at
the end of the first half was 20 to 9.
DISTRICT TEAMS TRY
OUT AT COLISEUM
Looks like competition will be keen in the coming games in the tourney. Connersville. Whitewater and Economy took their turns, respectively, Wednesday afternoon with practice sessions at the Coliseum. Although the latter two will not be feared extensively in the dope at the tournament, Connersville Is looked-to, to give each team real battles for honors. Connersville has been accustomed to a much smaller floor than the one
at the Coliseum, and they are endeavoring to become used to playing on the larger floor in preparation for their initial game in the tourney.
Basketball Scores
COLLEGE Valparaiso, 37; Wheaton, 12. DePauw, 66; Lake Forest, 10. Hanover, 35; Indiana Dentals, 29.
Harry Frazee.
Harry Frazee, owner of the Boston
Red Sox, has been called the cham-
wrecker of baseball clubs. His whole
sale peddling of the star members of the Hub team since he assumed con
trol of the club earned him the sob
riquet.
And there is no doubt but what
Frazee has managed his ball club with
but one end in view to , pay off the
mortgages on it.
The sale of Babe Ruth for $125,000
after he had set a record In: hitting home runs, was the first deal to draw
attention to Frazee. The more recent
deal whereby he let his two star pitch
ers and one of the greatest shortstops in the game go to the Yankees.
was another high spot in his career as an auctioneer. Frazee is known nationally as a theatrical man, having had marked success In producing and managing productions on Broadway and on the road. That he realizes the value of publicity has been evident in his handling of the baseball team. His constant clashes with Ban Johnson and Ban's followers have drawn attention to him and the club frequently. He is a good business man and has a pleasant personality.
The Betsy Ross and the Motorcycles
staged a real battle on the Y floor that required three extra periods of play to decide the winner. The game was inclined to be -rather rough, er.
pecially in the final minutes of play.
DALE HARKINS Dale Harklns, diminutive forward of the Richmond high school basketball team, has held down a berth on the team during the past three seasons. He is small, that's true, but his
eye for the basket has gained him a
place on the five for three years. Give him a side shot from a difficult angle and he usually makes It. Harkins Is a dribbler and Is an elusive sort of player who is hard to guard, once he gets started. He started good in the Newcastle game and was good for field goals in the needy
moments. - He is playing his last year. His work Is expected to materially aid his team's chances in the tourney.
MUANUS SLIPS OVER DREAMLAND PUNCH HI
FOURTH ROUND OF GO
Eddie McManus, of Dayton, elipped ' the Kayo to Kid Dalton, of Muneie, in the fourth round of their scheduled 10round bout at the . Eagles hall, Tuesday night. McManus scored nls knockout with a left Jab. that, caught Dalton on the jaw. In the semi-finals Joe Everett, of Springfield, and Young Webb, of Dayton, furnished plenty of action for the fans in their elght-
1 round go with Young Webb having a
shade of the fighting. . . . The first two rounds of the main go were rather tame the men feeling each
! other out. McManus has considerable
trouble hitting his man. as Dalton. naa a peculiar way of holding out- his arm, blocking McManus. McManus soon solved this and in the third
) round got In under Dalton's guard and
landed .blow after blow to the head and body of Dalton, Dalton was given plenty of punishment in this round and went down for the count of nine. -Land Left Jab.
At the sound of the gong McManus
was on his man and rushed him, land
ing a left jab on Dalton's Jaw when Dalton dropped his guard.- The end came so quickly that many of the fans did not see the punch that sent Dalton to the mat for the count. It was just 10 seconds after the sound of the gong that McManus landed. Young Webb and Joe Everett put on a good exhibition of the manly game with Young Webb leading In four of the eight rounds and Everett getting two of the rounds while the others were draws. Webb counted heavy in the last four rounds of the match landing blow after blow to the head and body of Everett. Both men are experienced men in the ring game and showed lots of real
fighting. There was plenty of the give and take atufr throughout the entire bout ' " ' '
In the preliminary Andy Parker, of Dayton, had a ehade over Bob Hammond, of Akron. Ohio, In a good eixround bout.' Parker, an amateur In the game, is a comer and promises to develop into a real scrapper. Ham-, mond put up a good scrap with Park-1 er and landed several telling blows, but Parker was aggressive through-1 out most of the bout.
1. A
Hagerstown ..40
Boston 25
Webster 18 Richmond .... 40
Brownsville ...35
Connersville ..42
Cambridge 32 Orange 25
Fountain City 30
Hagerstown . . 30
Boston 25 Richmond ....50
Connersville ..35
Fountain City 30 Hagerstown ...28 Richmond .... 28 Hagerstown ...36
Richmond ....35
Alqulna 15 Whitewater ...15 Milton 16 Libert 15 Fairview 10 Centervllle ....15
Bentonville ...10 Everton ...J. .18 Economy 20 Williamsburg .15 Webster 22 Brownsville ,..10 Cambridge ....21 Orange 15 Boston 20 Connersville ..20 Fountain City 24 Hagerstown ...18
ATHLETICS SHIVER (By Associated Press) EAGLE PASS, Tex.. March
cold, drizzling rain has kept Connie Mack and his Philadelphia Athletics close to the stove. Yesterday was one of the coldest days here In years, following a night of rain, and the players were kept off the field all day.
Green's Fork Letter Says . Team Was Not Barred Green's Fork high school management, in a letter to the local high
school principal, declared that their team had not been barred by the Indiana High School Athletic association for competition in the district tourney which will be held in Richmond. The real reason for Green's Fork being out of the tourney this year, is that several of the regular players are ineligible and the entry into the tourney was withdrawn.
RAIN BOTHERS SPEAKER ; (By Associated Press) . CLEVELAND, March 1. Unless rain subsides at Dallas today, Manager Speaker, of the Cleveland Indians, probably will call off the first exhibition game there Saturday, reports received here from the spring training camp indicated. The Indians are scheduled to meet Dallas Saturday and Sunday.
GIANTS LOOK AT SKIES. (By Associated Press)
NEW YORK, March 1. Members
of the New York Giants, summoned to begin their spring training in the routh, woke up today n San Antonio, Texas, and cast anxious eyes at tbe heavens. Chilly rains have the lot of the ,Alamo city, and the world's champions were worrying over the prjospects of being forced to delay the process of loosening up their throwing arms. Twenty-four men arrived at San Antonio yesterday, and others were expected early today.
ATLAS GIRLS WIN OVER VISITING TEAM
Atlas girls' basketball team defeated the Indianapolis Glove maidens in a real scoring game Tuesday night in the high school gym by the score of 22 to 12. Hollingsworth, of the Atlas, was the star of the game with 10 field goals. Lineup and summary:
Atlas (22) Gloves (12)
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