Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 92, Number 58, 9 March 1922 — Page 13
THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, RICHMOND, IND., THURSDAY, MARCH 9, 1922
PAGE THIRTEEN
TV0 1 G-ROUND BOUTS TO FEATURE PROGRAM HERE TUESDAY NIGHT
SPORTSMEN ANTICIPATING SPRING ACTIVITIES; GETTING READY FOR BALL, GOLF AND TRACK
A double wlndup of two ten-round bouts will feature the boxing program to be staged at the Eagles' club, next Tuesday evening, March 14. The show will bring together four very clever artists of the ring game and should provide local fans with plenty of action. Ouincev Ouielev. of Des Moines, la.,
and Frankie Teague of Muncie, Inai- coming sea3on.
ana, are siaiea ior one ui mc iuround bouts while Tommy Gary of New Madison. O., and Barney Madden of Flint, Michigan, will oppose each other in the next event. In addition to this, there will be an opening bout between Willie Estes of Eaton and Eddie Snyder of Dayton. The two ten-round bouts will be featured by four of the best boys that could be found in this section. Qutncey Quigley is under the management of Doc Kellar who helped to groom Jack Dempsey for his bout with Carpentier., Kellar knows good boys when he sees them and he is confident that in Quigley he has the best 118-pound in the country. This will be Quigley's second fight in this section of the country. Frankie Teague is a brother of Tom
my Teaeue of Muncie. Fred Mann is
Spring sports will soon be booming and many sport lovers over the city are digging out their baseball gloves, bat3 and other baseball acqessories, getting them together for the first workout of the year. Golfers are getting their clubs in condition for the opening of the season here as are the
track athletes getting their spikes out and limbering up on the cinder path, in the preliminary conditioning for the
In
Chips and Slips
There will be no regular scheduled game played Thursday night in the Community Service league in the high school gym. Three games will fca played but all are postponed games.
ranged with other organization
this vicinity. The Country club will put Its courts Into shape at the start of the season and will make every effort to put the sport on the boom at the club. It has been lagging In the past few years.
karmam will also be represented bj : nice weather the independent
a tennis team this year and several ! turn their thoughts to the old national
Basketball is dying a slow death.
Senators Go Through Another Hard Workout (By Associated Press) WASHINGTON, March 9. The Washington squad went through another hard workout at their Tampa, Fla., training camp yesterday. Every
pitcher on the team except Johnson
on tne
NEW FACE MAY PEER FORTH FROM UNDER LIGHTWEIGHT GROWN
By FItAKK C. MKNKB It is quite likely that a new face
Plenty of sports are promised for the
coming year, and prospects for large competition in every branch is prom
ised.
With the saving of the baseball park the national pastime promises to play
the leading role in the sport world of this city and vicinity. Practically everty city in this section is planning to organze a baseball team that will be capable of making a reputation for Itself and city.. Many amateur leagues will be formed over the city and it is also planned to have a girls' baseball league, so that the girls may get plenty of out-of-door exercise during the summer months of the year. Semi-Pro Team Promised Richmond will be represented by a
semi-pro team again this year and will
either be organized by the Eagles
club or by the Exhibition company.
match games have been arranged with colleges in the state. High school will no doubt be represented by a tennis team again this year as there is plenty of first class tenniB players in the school.
and Erickson took a turn
mound during the batting drill in will peer forth from under the light-
The colleges and high schools drop the ', which Leon Goslia, slated for a reg- weight crown March IS unless Benngame about the same time and with ular outfield berth this season drove jah Leonard someway, . 60mehow. nice weather the independent teams. the curveless offerings about In im-
presslve sty". Manager Milan minus "luu"'" uu- ul uuwfeawvu Vu Goslin will make his outfield strong , the night of the 17th. enough to compare favorably with the? - it he dnesn't th illness -will h
ISM of Charlie White, the famed left
pastime.
The Hills Laddies played a consistent brand of basketball in the last round of the league and have earned
the right to lead the league by having
The Horseshoe Pitchers' associa- j won every game played in this round.
tion Is planning a big season this year
and the courts on South Tenth street will be put in condition as soon as the weather permits. The association has
on its roll almost 100 members, which
Out or six games played they have
won the same number.'
his manager and Mann says Teague This matter has not been definitely will uphold the family name in the j decided to date. The Eagles will have coming bout. Mann has a stable ofia team in the field again this year,
A certain theatrical company, after a dreary and unsuccessful tour finally
number it intends to double this sum- arrived in a small New Jersey town.
mer. Matches will be arranged with many of the horseshoe pitchers in the surround tng towns. Trap Shooting Popular . Trap shooting, a new sport in Richmond, is becoming very popular and the Quaker City Gun club is planning big things for this spring and summer. There are many first-class shooters in the city and vicinity and
the competition for the coming season n.n. if-a n Ka Iraan - Plana o i-A KaIti 9
KTZZ LrK :h:;, nIThat night, though there was no gen
i..u t t clonal eral uprising of the audience, there
to etage regular weekly snoots and js enough hand-clapping to arouse Eubanks
one in the majors.
addition in the, latter thA Washington
manager does not concede a stronger , no0K wnizzer. or. cnicago.
A line taken on Leonard s last fight with Rocky Kansas and another drawn
t from White's tussle with Willie Jack
son, forces the conclusion that:
White should -win decisively from Leonard probably with a knockout. Of course, men, like horses, don't always run true to form. They reverse themselves. One will look like
Bowling
CITY LEAGUE Webb-Colemans Player 1st 2nd 3rd James .. 101 184 ' 154 Sperling .... 103 93 142 Coleman 153 153 153 Gaible ...... 123 16S 136 Crawford ... 177 140 173 Handicap ... 210 .210 210
Totals
Tl. 439 S3S 459 427 490
PREBLE NET TEAMS TO HOLD TOURNEY EATON, Ohio, March 9. Basketball teams of the high schools in Prebla county," excepting Eaton and West Alexandria, will participate in a county , basketball tournament here Saturday for the purpose of determining the champion school team in the county. v - The tournament will be conducted in the armory, starting at 8:30 in the morning and continuing all day, and the finals will be played at night. Tho Preble i County Athletic association, made up of school heads and teacher?, is sponsoring the meet
the required 10 seconds and still couldn't win. After White had chased Leonard all around the country in an effort to get a match, Leonard finally consented, and the battle was staged in Benton
Harhor, Mich., on July 4, 1920.
good boys andd will have nothing to do with any of them unless they can
produce the goods. Tommy Gary and Barney Madden should prove an Interesting bout locally. Gary was born and raised at New Madison and just recently returned Ihere to make his home. Gary has - fought in Richmond before and local fans know of his ability inside the ropes. Madden comes highly recommended and is said to be a boy who can uphold his end of the game with any of them at 133 pounds. Willie Estes of Eaton ought to please with his boxing. Estes slings many gloves while in the ring and no doubt Eddie Snyder will have a good job on his hand to hold up his end. Snyder is a brother of Mutt Snyder, thp Dayton bantamweight. The first bout will start promptly at 8:30 o'clock. v
LOCAL COLORED FIVE MISSES SHOTS, LOSES - : Tutting up a poor brand of ball the
Richmond A. C. basketball team went down to defeat at the hands of the Indianapolis Buccaneers on the Coliseum floor Wednesday night to the tune of . 29 to 16. Poor basket shooting caused the downfall of the Richmond team. ' The A. C.'s started out strong and -marked up several pointers before the Indianapolis lads got started. The first half the teams played on even terms but the second period saw the - visitors stage a rally.that netted them .goal after goal, while the locals could ' not connect with the basket. Many substitutions were made by Manager Tevis in an effort to get his team to going at its proper speed. Carter carried the brunt of the scoring for the locals, making four goals from the fie'ld. Robinson, Long and Artis scored all th evisitors' points.
caging five, four and four goals respectively. The line-ups and summary: Indianapolis (29) Richmond (16) Long F Roy Harris Daniels F Hill Robinson C Carter Baxter G Coins Brown G Ross Substitutions Ray Harris for Roy Harris. Roy Harris for Hill, Hill for Roy Harris. Goins for Hill, Maupins for Goins, Harris for Maupin, Walker for Ross, Ross for Walker, Artis for Daniels, Daniels for Brown. Field goals Robinson 5, Long 4, Artis 4. Roy Harris 1, Carter 4, Ray Harris 1. Foul goals Robinson 3, Carter 2, Ray Harris 1. Referee Eades.
composed of members of the club only, and if they do not represent the city they will play road games. The Community Service league will again be organized and the same teams entered last year will no doubt re-enter the league this year. Some good
baseball was played In the league last year and the competition was very keen throughout the entire season. Practically every good ball player in the city was included in the league. The rules this year probably will ,be somewhat modified, as plans are being made to have a Saturday afternoon league formed this year. To Discuss League The Saturday afternoon league has been disorganized for the past two
years and their being an abundance of good material in the city there is no
reason whatsoever that the league
should not be reorganized this season. This matter will be discussed with the manufacturers soon, and efforts will be made to get the league started as early as possible. Soft ball artists of the city again will have a chance to show tVir wares as the Commercial soft ball league again will beorganized. Last
year this was one of the most enthusiastic leagues in the city, and all the games were played after factory hours on the Atlas playground, on North Tenth street.
The Country" club is making great.
plans for the coming golf season and expects this year to be a banner year in this branch of sport. Many people are taking interest in the game that were never known to care for it. Many good golfers are residents of this city and more are being developed each year. - Earlham on Cinders. Track is participated in mostly by high schools and colleges over tho
country and Richmond will be repre
sented this year on the cinder patn by both Earlham college and the local
high school. The tarinam squaa 13 working out daily, and when the warm weather sets in the more strenuous work will start. Prospects at Jferlham this year for a good track team are very good and many good meets will 'be held here. Earlham will have the honor of staging the high school state meet here in May. This meet will bring many star performers of the cinder path to Richmond.
Baseball at Earlham has not been
played during the past year but the
several bie tournaments
The Pennsy railroad, it is expected, will be represented in virtually every branch of athletics. It will have a baseball team, track team, trap shooting team, horseshoe pitching team, tennis team, swimming team and many minor sports. r : Swimming promi fcs to boom this year, and there are' some prospects of having a bathing beach built in Glen Miller lake. This would add another beach to the city and give more people a chance to get-into the water. Hawkins bathing pool will be opened with the first signs of warm weather coming to stay. RED INFIELDREADY
FOR FIRST EXHIBITION
... 967 948 968 2153
Willard Batteries
Player 1st 2nd 3rd
Lee ......... 196 Bietry 179
Kluesener . . 162
164
a wonder today and; disport like a ; before him Whjtft ,nr f ,th f hfi , .
bell and made Leonard look like anything' but the supreme ruler of his fistic division. And then came tho dramatic fifth. The Chicago boy landed hi3 far famed left hook flush upon the chin of Leonard. The blow lifted the eham-
Sweet 181 Handicap ... 150
Totals 1032 9G2 977 2321 High score Eubanks, 205. High average Lee, 184 ,
Wilson Cleaners
(liy Associated Press) CINCINNATI,' March 9. The arriv
al of Jimmy Cavenney. Babe Pinelli and Louis ' Fonseca ; at the training
camp of the Cincinnati Nationals as
sured Manager Moran an infield for the opening exhibition games at Fort Worth Saturday and Sunday. Sam Bonne, who was expected to accom
pany the other arrivals from the Pa- : a : .a l I . i !
the dejected spirit of the actors.
The leading man stepped to the foot
lights after the first act and bowed profoundly. Still the clapping continued. When he went behind the
scenes he saw an Irish stage hand laughing hearitly. "Well, what do you think of that?" asked the actor throwing out his chest. ; "What d'ye mean?" "Why the hand-clapping out there" "D'ye call that applause? Why that is the audience killing mosquitoes." Gullion. the Purdue center, not only
played an important part In Purdue's
winning the conference but played one
of the cleanest games of any man in the Big Ten. Playing in practically
every minute of every game he wa.3 charged with only two personal fouls for the entire season.
Hill 204
Another good boxing card is billed Kelly m
for the Eagles' hall Tuesday nignt, (Handicap ... 93
when three good bouts will be siagea. There will be two lQ-round bouts and a six-round preliminary.
184 135 135 1S2 176 150
174 171 125 205 152 150
Tl. 554 4S5 422 551 509
Player 1st 2nd 3rd Tl. Sherer 138 183 175 498 Ray 198 230 185 613 Smith 206 200 187 593 Bennett 201 160 183 544 King 159 224 170 553 Handicap ... 54 54 54 ... totals 956 1053 954 2801
Av. 146
pickled longshoreman the next; an153 other will perform in burlesque fash142 ion today and come back the next in 163 brilliant fashion. White and Leonard ... are subject to such flip flops. The Conclusion 143 j But the conclusion is that if White
buouiu iigm a Dame aRainsi ueonara ; u: a, i.. .i i.
i t 8 he, 8taBQd ?galDSll JaclkB0? i the . ropes and out, of the ring. The ill wienaiLdW0n.,tll i!h,er hnd;i referee; rushed to the ropes. . leaned 162 battled no better than he did against over them and proceeded with tho 140 the awkward, clumsy Kansas, then
ioo iiuub eauuia oeat nis ancient enemy.) . v. Knocked Out of p:n - .
Not so long ago when the articles t i, :
! t,vc 9 battIe- be'e.tn Ylte anV in the vicinity of his own corner. Jackson were signed, the 135 nound r,.i: t v.;' i ,i. ..,.,,.
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, vuu.u.hju ul tut; u in i ci ou jyi uiuiaru .
I will take on
-i uu.UVu ins rin cr 'rim 1 loeaI inn hv a otvr.
3hI -n-on fiKht-one ot.thejona-Bo incensed -Ed Smith, who was .f l -Jltw18" encount!" I referring the contest, that he made ever staged in the historic arena, - He I kiri.- nt rhariio r,narf mic
HJand then, swung a ponderous' fist at
169 1
universe promised: i over pickwl ut the prostrate Benny the winner in Mali- and procedpd to pilsh n;m back iuto ;a on March Ida. Tim nit i-t;
Av. 166
won it in spectacular fashion.
Feltman Tramps
Player 1st 2nd 3rd
Youngflesh .. 175 Todd 173 Meyers 172
186
Veteran Boxer, 68, Would Arrange Bout
' (By Associated Press)
168 169 170 135 171 93
.191 187 202 168 171 93
Tl. 534 569 544 507 513
Totals 9S8 906 1012 2667 High score Ray, 230. High average Ray, 204.
Player
I Gardner ..
B. B. 1st 166
CHICAGO. March 9. Harry Gil- i"
cific coast had not nut in an appear- UIUi c "ZZ ' V' ,: Slade
unco last nitrht nconrrtinir in rtianatph. I 3'ears ola loaay'
es from Mineral Wells. The line-up for the Fort Worth games announced by Manager Moran is: Fonseca, first base; Kimmick, second; Cavenney at short; Pinelli at third; Duncan. Burns and Neale in the outfield. Pitcher Pete Donahue, who is coaching a college team at Fort, Worth will start ,the game for the Reds on Saturday. -
POSTPONED CONTESTS PLAYED OFF TONIGHT
Three postponed games In the Community Service league will be played off in the high school gym Thursday night, starting promptly at 7:15
Cox Handicap Totals .
Player
188 178 130
Shoes 2nd
211 180 153 124 188 130
He asserts he feels
young and to bear out the allegation
wants to arrange a four round bout for points with Oscar Mathew "Battling" Nelson, former lightweight champion.
1 am leeung just imc a. uu :p fprc,urj0 ii. still can handle my dukes," Gilmore .W5rramo' ' l said "Let them go ahead and match jonn80'a " 191 170
me ana 1 win ue uieie iu ucul lucciMaher 140 213 youngsters.' ' ' Castelluccio 149 209
Handicap . . . 106 106
3rd 149 163 155 131 199 130
Tl. 526 534 457 443 565
i Mm ti? .! v Smith,, -unfortunately for- Charli n!,f 'SSZiZf1??0' -Ck te. got no excited in hir efforts to ! f KZl CJS? ?'y V1?8 "the Tlnslls halt the activities ;of the champion', ... of the bell when Jackson was on the , , J , v. ,L: .
five, and from then, for a period, embracing perhaps 10 or 15 seconds, tried to stop Charlie Leonard from assisting Benny back into the ring. Over in White's corner his second?, realizing that the referee long since had stopped counting, shrieked at th top of their voices, "Count, count, count!!' .--Whereupon Smith resumed the count, but too late. Bell Rings I?y that time Charlie Leonard had
(Succeeded in pushing Benny back into ! the ring. The champion, staggering, i dazed, was hanging on to. the ropc3
and then tha bell rang. .
Leonard won the fight In Ibe ninth.
floor in the thirteenth.
Great Achievement . White, that night, sprayed onto the
Av. 1 records a wonderful achievement in
178 the matter of sluggery, generalship, 190 courage, gameness, speed and every181 thing else that makes a ringman great 169. and still greater. 1711 He went into the ring with the . . . j crowd against him because the crowd
; was there rooting for a home town jboy. He met the "Idol of New York"
who was one of ringdom's greatest sluggers and who never before had been dropped to the canvas. He met
the lithe, supple, splendid conditioned! Av. swatsmith of New York at his ownj
177
175 game and then, methodically, reerci- T1TeTw . tVb& tLi 7 1 1-0 u-ch- ', ,,,, i J. i Those who were- at tee ringside insis 1 1 H lessly, transiormed him into a groggy, 1 .. . j , 152 helpless individual before the fifteen j h tb J.
.1002 986 927 2525 Maher Meats
. 1st 2nd 3rd
Betsy Ross Will Play Benefit Game at Boston
Betsy Ross basketball players will j
be the guests or tne Boston muepeuuents Thursday night. The Boston men will come to Richmond to take the Betsy lad3 to their floor for a game, and will bring them back. The two teams will play a benefit earn p. for the Boston forward. Ballin-
Tl.
179 483 200 545 214 575 -197 530 207 565 106 ...
Totals 901 1032 1103 269S High score Johnson, 214. High average Johnson, 192.
148 1S8
163 s Av.l
188
ISO
round bell rang.
"And now," said White, "if they will
tween the Motorcycles and the Will
demand has been so great for" its re- lamsburg outfits, turn that the game will be played The schedule for the remainder of
again this season. The material on. the season will be as follows
o'clock. The first game will be played i ger, who was injured recently m .i between the Hill's Laddies and the game.
Starr Piano teams. The second game' will see the Business College . lads stack up against the Kaysee bunch,
and the final game will be played be-
The polo games that are beta. schedlued for the middle of the month should prove very interesting as many old time players that are well known to the local fans will appear in both the Richmond And Muncie lineups.
through violation of one of the ring
rules. Coming. out of. a clinch, it is
just give me Leonard I'll do what I n,",6 :
kin do. There may be some fellows y,Z w,T ,u,Jif 7 I io t ruf t .v,ji, ' White s cheek bone, although tho mat 1 cant whip.. But I don t-thins 1 .,, . , ' , . ik ic 41, 1 , clean break rule w-as In force. Tho that Leonard is in that group. I have;., . i rxv.; A . Ti TO 04j nf K4; blow staggered White. And then. lived my fistic life with an ambition iT . itu ,
161 to become a champion ana I reel con-l . a ti ti-v,, , .en j, . j. i, i:j i punches, tlcorea him. White got no 182 ndent. that it will be realized on : jI(.,, a f ... ,,,v' 1T r .,,, four or five different times, but hi. 192 March 17, If Leonard goes through .' . c . 177 u-ith thomQt" - .,.. gameness availed nothing. And so ha
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Once-neariy two yeas'ago-White I iiflt" lesitimat had a shot, at Leonard.- The story of jL1,? l,1 ta t.n U always will constitute a rather thrill- " f meetfi again' eyll tell ins chapter in ring history. It's the.ferent Etor' afterward," promise tale of an aspirant who had a cham- ght 1021 KIK Pe-t pion dead out for a longer time than . ...... smUicate, 1dc . ...
BABE RUTH, SGHANG, OFF FOR ARKANSAS
NEW YORK. March 9. Babe Ruth and Wally Schang, the last Yankea players to be linedup for the coming baseball season, today left Hot Springs, Ark., for New Orleans to join Manager Huggins and the remainder of his spring training squad. The arrival of a teleexam by Ruth nd tho swatting of the ball by Meusel reminded the manager of the Yanks yeserday, that those two players would be out of the game for a few days at the start of the season, and he turned his attention to sbme of his recruits. Among them are Hink?y Haines and Glenn Kllllnger, Pennsylvania State youngsters, who are showins up well. In the Giants camp at San Antonio. Texas, John McGraw has ordered a rest after having driven his squad Ft n fast pace for a week. He still is giving unusual attention to the youngsters. Shinners, the former Indianapolis ball hawks extraordinary; Ike Boone from New Orleans, slugger, and Edwin Hale, the Mississippi college youth, have been under the manager'
eye. while Walter Kopf, third sacker
of Dartmouth, and Howard Berry, once
a university of Pennsylvania star
have kept the limelight playing on themselves. Neither Burleigh Grimes nor Grim-
mie Johnson had put in an appearance
at the Dodgers Jacksonville quarters, and it was reported that they would
be suspended if still absent at the end
of the week.
hand is not known, but it is thought
that a first-class team can be developed. Baseball Coming Forward. In high school athletics baseball promises to play a leading role this year. The game has not been played in any of the high schools In this vicinity for several years, but seems
to be coming back into its own In the schools. Practically every high school in this section is planning a baseball team and many have had their first call and are working out daily.
Richmond will be in the field this
year and should turn out one of the
best teams in this district. If enough interest is aroused in the baseball
world of the high school there is no
doubt but what a tourney will be held at the close of the school season. Track will also be a part of the high school spring program of athletics, and the first call for the candidates probably will be made within a few days. There are many men in the high school that could be developed into first-class track men that would put Richmond among the leaders in the sport. Tennis Promising Tennis promises to be one of the leading sports again this season and more people are taking up the game with every year. The tennis association will be organized again this vear and several matches will be ar-
TKISTLEWAITE AIMS TO DEFEAT STAGG
Glenn Thlstlethwaite, new football coach at Northwestern, in addressinn 500 boys from the Hi-Y clubs at Central Y. M. C. A. Tuesday, said that it was the fondest hope to turn out a toam at Northwestern that would beat Chicago. "Wheher I do or not," la said, "I am confident that I will not have to send ray team against professionals as long as Coach Stagg is et the helm." Stagg also was a speaker, and wished Thistlethwalte success n his new undertaking!
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March 9, at High School :
Hill's Laddies vs. Starr. Business College vs. Kaysee. Motorcycles vs. Williamsburg. March 14, at the "Y" Betsy Ross vs. Gloves. Hill's Laddies vs. Quaker Maids. Business College vs. Starrs. March 16, at High School Beverages vs. Williamsburg. March 21, at the "Y' Betsy Ross vs. Quaker Maids. Hill's Laddies vs. Williamsburg. BOTH CHICAGO CLUBS ARE OUT OF LUCK
CHICAGO, March 9. Wind broke
up practice for both Chicago clubs yesterday, the Americans at Seguin, Tex., and the Nationals on Catalina island, off the California coast, according to
dispatches sent here. Twenty-seven Cubs will cross the channel to the mainland this afternoon to meet Coast League cluba in a series of games.
INDIANS WELL ADVANCED (By Associated Press) CLEVELAND, Ohio, March 9. The Cleveland pitchers- are further advanced in their spring training than any of the other players, according to reports reaching here from Dallas. Coveleskie and several of the other twirlers "cut loose" yesterday. Manager Speaker was much impressed with the work of Van Barton, a semiprof, of Lynch, Ky. More typewriting machines are used in. the United States than. in all the rest of the world.
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3000 Houas of SoCid Coi?icnr Each day calls for sixteen hours of active, steady garter duty. We guarantee a mini mum of 3000 hours of solid comfort to every purchaser of PARIS Garters ; months and months of freedom from leg weariness. 35c and up. You can bank on PARIS Garters they arc the best check on any pair of socks and : pay daily interest on your modest investment. More men than ever are wearing PARIS Garters in silk at 50c and up. Have you tried them? ASTEIN& COMPANY MAKERS . i Children! HICKORY Carter. Chicaco New York . ' "
NO METAL CAN TOUCH YOU
U. S. Royal Cord Tires Steve Worlcy Garage 211-213 fi. W. 7th St
Motorcycles, Bicycles and Accessories EARL J. WRIGHT 31 S. Fifth St
Exide Batteries Dependability in a battery is better understood when you begin to appreciate it in an Exide. OHLER & PERRY Exids Battery Station 16th and Main St. Phone 2677
Singh GHfi Paris
35c and up
BALL BEARING ROLLER SKATES Boys' ....$1.48 Girls' ....1.58 Order by Phone. We Deliver BARTEL & ROHE 921 Main
COLISEUM March 14-17-20
POLO
Revival of Richmond's Favorite Sport ? Polo fans will rejoice over the plans for a series of games Jetwen the old rivals Muncie, Racine and Richmond. Many stars of this and past seasons will be in the lineups. , - ; - " FIRST GAME TUESDAY, MARCH 14: j Richmond - - : " ' Muncw L. QUIGLEY First Rush NEWTON H. FRY Second Rush FAHRNER O. QUIGLEY Center .'.........;'...... BURNS GUYER Half Back .V be WITT 0M ET.2 - v. Goal i . i-i j . C THOMPSON ' Od Polo Prices General Admission. S0c; 'Reserved Seats; 50c . r Seats on Sale Thursday at Coliseum ...... ,.t . .