Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 92, Number 88, 13 April 1922 — Page 13

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM. RICHMOND, 1ND., THURSDAY, APRIL 13, 1922.

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ALEXANDER MASTER OF REDS IN OPENER

AT REDLAND FIELD

Yesterday's Games J i NATIONAL LEAGUE

! Philadelphia 110 000 23x 7 8 0 I At Philadelphia R HE

Boston 000 10) 0001 4 0 Meadows and Henline: Oeschsrer and

CINCINNATI, O.. April 13. With Gowdy. more than 27,000 fans gazing over the ! At New York R. H E m,m ,. Red, d Cub. Pried'J 1

Nehf, Shea and Snyder: Reutherand

Deberry. At St. Louis R H E

'St. Louis 300 400 12x 10 11 1

.ooa 010 000 1 7 1

Sherd el and Clemens;

Gooch.

Cooper and

open the National league season here Wednesday afternoon, with the Cubs doing' most of Ihe prying. Gover

Cleveland Alexander looked as good a3,piuburgh

he ever did in hi3 life and was the master of the Reds all the way, while Eppa Rixey was hit hard and often at opportune times. The Cubs incidently played cleaner and faster ball than did the Red Stockings, and had little trouble in coming out on the lone end of a 7 to 3 count. The Cubs went into the lead In the second round when they scored two

runs on two nns ana error Dy nneni petroit 000 110 200 4 9 4 and a fielder's choice. The Qubs held Morton and Xunamaker; Oldham, 01their lead the rest of the way and sen and Bassler. put the game on Ice in the seventh i At Chicago " R H E

wnen tney scored four runs ana sent .Chicago 001 010 000 2 9 1

AMERICAN LEAGUE. At Washington R H E

IWashington 120 100 llx 6 15 3

New York 041 000 0005 9 0 Mogridge and Gharrity; Jones and Schang. At Cleveland R H E Cleveland 020 030 20x 7 12 1

bt. Louis 200 000 1003 3 1

Faber and Shalk; Shecker and Seve-

Rixey to the showers.

The Reds scored their first run in

the second inninar on two hits, anireid.

error and a wild pitch. In the eighth At Boston R H E the Reds staged a rally that was cut Boston 001 100 000 2 7 3 short by two wonderful stops by Holl-; Philadelphia 000 010 200 3 8 1

o.cher. the Cubs' shortstop. They Qulnn and Ruel; Naylor. Eckert, Hei-

THRILLS AND ACTION

PROMISED TONIGHT IN CLUB CONTESTS

Plenty of action and thrills are promised the fans who attend the dual athletic meet of the Kiwanis and Rotary clubs in the Coliseum Thursday night at 8 o'clock. The feature event of the evening entertainment will be a polo game on skates between the two dubs. There also will bp a match volley ball game between the two teams of the club. Following the athletic games the remainder of the evening will be spent in skating. The polo game promises some real action and some old-time high school stars will appear in each team's lineud. The exact line-ups have not been

announced by either captain. George,

Hodge will captain the Builders' team and Ed, Wilson will have charge of

the Rotarian line-up. Arrangements have been made by both captains to have the medical classification of tooth clubs on hand to Jake care of the welfat-e of the contestants.

The volley ball game promises some

it

Tut" Jackson Is Matched I

With NeiO0Orleans Heavy DAYTON, Ohio, April 13. "Tut" Jackson, the Ohio thunderbolt and contender for the heavy-weight championship, who stopped Sam Langford in six rounds in a local ring a weeK ago, has been matched with "Roufeh House Wares," New Orleans negro heavyweight for a 12 round decision bout before the Miami Athletic club, Monday night; April 17. Young Webb, local welter-weight, will meet Jimmy Shelvin, Cleveland welter, in the 8 -round semi windup, while Mutt Snyder, local bantam, will clash with Lou Palmer in another eight round bout. The advance sale of tickets has been heavier than ever before and it is certain that a packed house will witness Monday night's bouts.

a Saturday Afternoon league and if (tends to enter again this season. The enough Interest can be aroused there eieht teams in the league last season

will be a four six-team league organ

ized. Many of the factories and other organizations are interested in the

project and in all probabilities the league will be formed. Practically every team in the Community Service league last season in-

were the Kiwanis club, : Postoffice, Bakers, Bankers, Policemen, Press, Maher Meats and Himes Dairy. These teams all have reserve lists which they made at the close of last season holding 10 of their regular

playess over for this season.- This will enable theclub3: to Etart the season with practically the same , teams as last eeason. . . ' -J C S - - '

When the water ia bo hard it scratches the bath tub, use Blue Devil. Advertisement.

scored two runs on three hits, one of them a triple by Neale. The . second game will be played at Redland Field Thursday afternoon and will see Luque working for the Reds and Jones hurling for the Cubs. The score: Cincinnati

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Burns, cf 4 0 1 Neale, rf 4 1 2 Duncan, If 3 0 1 Bohne, 2b 3 1 0 I)aubertlb. ...4 0 0 Caveny, ss 4 0 0 PInelli, 3b 4 0 2 Wingo, c 3 0 0 Rixey, p. 2 0 0 Couch, p 0 0 0 Harper 1 1 1 Gillespie, p 0 0 0

PO.

4 5 9 3 1 0 0 1 0 0

A. 0 0 1 0 3 3 1 4 1 0 1

Totals 32 Harper batted inning.

3 7 27 17 2 for Couch in eighth

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Statz. cf Hollocher. ss. K either, 3b. , Giimes, lb. . . Friberg, rf. . .Miller. If. . . . Krug, 2b. Tlartnett, c. . Alexander, p. Totals .... Innings Cincinnati .. Chicago ....

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OLD BALL LEAGUE HEADS MEET TONIGHT

A meeting of all managers and captains of baseball teams in the Community Service baseball league last season are requested to meet in the

feal competition. Ben Bartel, captain j Community Service rooms, Thursday r.c tiia T?ritariQna crates that, "his team night at 7 o'clock. Plans for the for-

away from the Builders' j mation of the league again this year

win ut: uibiuhseu. iueii mieresieu m the forming of a Saturday afternoon league are also requested to attend

AMERCICAN ASSOCIATION At Indianapolis R H E Indianapolis 000 000 0000 5 1 St. Paul 020 001 0003 7 0 Hill, Bartlett and Krueger; Sheehan and Allen. At Louisville R H E

Louisville ...001 033 001 000 S 15 2 Minneapolis.. 013 120 001 0019 17 3 Tineup, Estell and Meyer; Small'd, Schauer, Yingling and Mayier. At Toledo R H E Toledo 001 001 200 04 6 3 Kansas City... 000 000 400 15 7 l R. Wright, Bedient and Kocher; Mor

ns ana Mccarty. ond one game At Columbus r h Ei Tramps. Columbus 002 200 000 000 015 15 2 1 B

iuuwauKeevsu 2W) 000 000 004 15 1 Burwell and Hartley; Schaack and Gossett.

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will walk

team which is captained by Rufus Al

len. TViia oTitor!tnmeTit la heine' staged

for the benefit of the Boys' Summer! this meeting.

camp which is being sponsored by the j

two clubs and all funds received win

be turned over to the camp fund, j Tickets for the entertainment are sell-1

ing for 23 cents

An effort will be made to organize

Bowling

CITY LEAGUE T.e city bowling league closed its season, Wednesday night on the R. and W. alleys, with the Wilson Cleaners in first place with a percentage of 633. The Maher Meats finished sec-

ahead of the Feltman

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How They Stand

National Clubs Chicago St. Louis

0 Brooklyn "j Philadelphia

League. Won Lost

Cincinnati o

11 27 lfi

.010 000 0203 .020 001 4007

Two-Base Hits Krug, Alexander. Three-Ease Hits Neale, Pinelli. Left on Bases Cincinnati, 4; Chicago, 6. Double Plays Couch to Bohne; Kelleher to Hollocher to Grimes. Struck Out By Alexander, 4.

Bases on Balls Off Rixey, 1; Couch, 2; off Alexander, 1. 1'mpiros Klem and Gentelle.

Boston . Pittsburg New York American ClubsCleveland Washington Philadelphia St. lsmis Chicago Detroit YftW Vrtvlr

'.-'.. I vrj a ......... off I Boston

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League. Won Lost

FRATERNITY BOWLERS WILL GLASH TONIGHT

9 The second bowling match between the Omricon Fi Sterna fraternity and

the Phi Delta Kappa fraternity will be rolled on the'R. and W. alleys Thursday night at 7:30 o'clock. The Phi Delta won the first match and the Omricons are determined to even up the count in this match. Should the O. P. S. men win this match another probably will be held to see who is the winner in the best two out of three matches. If the Omricons lose again Thursday there is little possibility of staging another match. The Omricons will present the same line-up as was used last week while several changes will be made in the Fhi Delts line-up, which have not been announced.

American Association. Clubs Won Lost Columbus 1 0 Minneapolis 1 0

Kansas City 1

St. Paul 1 Toledo 0 Milwaukee 0 Louisville o Indianapolis 0

P(t l.fM'O

1.000 1.000 1.000 .000 .000 .11)0 .000 Pet. 1.0V LOO" 1.000 1.000 .0!-'! .000 .ooo .000 Pet. l.Ou'i 1.000 l.Ot'O 1.00'j .000 .ooo .000 .ooo

B.

Player 1st Gardner 135 Klinger 127 Runnels 162 Slade 168

Cox Handicap Totals .

...182 ...136

Shoes

2nd 156 1S3 162 208 139 136

ora 152 166 162 212 180 136

Player

1 P. Merecurio

Morarity . . Fitzgibbons Johnson . . . Castelluccio Handicap . .

. .910 Maher 1st

.166 .150 .163 .189 .157 .119

984 1008 Meats. 2nd 3rd

212 192 149 171 204 119

179 153 168 165 155 119

Tl. 443 476 484 -ESS 501

Tl. 557 495 480 525 516

Av. T48 159 162 196 167

Av. 186 165 160 175 172

Totals 944 1047 939 High game Slade, 212. High average Slade, 196. Wilson Cleaners.

Player Sherer . . . Rav Smith Bennett . . King Handicap

1st .158 .170 .167 .174 .167 .. 4

2nd 177 170 213 157 210 54

3rd 196 170 170 157 180 54

Totals 890 991 927 Feltman Tramps. Player 1st 2nd 3rd

Youngflesh ..130 184 168 I Todd ISO 145 150 Meyers 183 211 184 iConklin 172 133 170 I Kelley 192 145 135

Handicap .... 99 99 99

Tl. 531 510 550 488 557

Tl. 482 475 578 475 472

Av. 177 170 183 163 186

Av. 161 158 193 158 157

Colored Boys' Basketball Team to Play Monday The colored boys' basketball team which has been meeting for games in the Garfield school building under direction of Walter Dennis, will play its last game Monday night of next week, instead of Friday night of this week, it Mas announced Thursday. A partv will be held.

GAMES TODAY National League. Chicago at Cincinnati. Pittsburg at St. Louis. Boston at Philadelphia. Brooklyn at New York. American League. St. Louis at Chicago. Detroit at Cleveland. New York at Washington Philadelphia at Boston. American Association. Milwaukee at Columbus. Kansas City at Toledo. Minneapolis at Louisville. St. Taul at Indianapolis.

Totals 976 917 906 High game JSmith, 213. High average Meyers, 193.

The standings of the teams at the

close of the season, follow;

! Team Won. Ixjst. Pet. I ! Cleaners 57 33 .6331 Mahers 48 42 .533 i I Tramps 47 43 .522 ! Shoes 45 45 .500 Batteries 37 50 .425 i Fords 33 54 .379!

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