Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 92, Number 277, 21 November 1922 — Page 11

OFFICIAL GALL MADE IFOR HIGH NET TEAMS; I DIVIDE SQUAD TUESDAY i Official call for the ' high school basketball team was Issued by Coach ; Harold M. Little Tuesday evening. A

squad of selected players was taken to the Coliseum by the Red and White Coach to get their preliminary work outB on the large floor In preparation for the opening game with Decatur here, Friday. Dec. 8. . Another division of candidates for the second and first teams reported in the high school gym for their instructions. The second team has an ex tensive schedule of games this season and their activities are expected to be as lively as those .of the first team. Coach Little does not intend to lose any time in getting his men 'whipped into shape early. , The - work on the Coliseum floor was light, but It served to get the men accustomed to basket ball. A big majority of the candidates out for the "tifl.m hv been used .to handling a football and the. round ball was a bit clumsy for them to handle in their first work-out. - Second- Team Starts. The second team will work-out each Tuesday and Thursday afternoon in the high school gym under the direc tion of another coach. Monday night Coach Little held a short get-to-gether meeting at the hifch school and divided his squad of candi dates into two sections. Those ath letes on the squad who reported to the Coliseum Tuesday night are by- no means sure of maintaining their places on the first squad. Coach Little, and the coach of the second team will de termine what players should be chang ed from one group to the other, accord ; ing to their ability. If a man in the ; second string group shows first rate i ability, he will be sent to the Coliseum I to work with the first squad. i By following this plan, every lad m the high school will get a chance. If he has any ability at all. - ' EXPRESS CONTINUES IN HARVESTING LEAGUE Forge, Office and Set-Up won two out of three eames from Grinders, Ex press and Foundry teams, respectively, in the International Harvester league on the R. and W. alleys Monday night. Hieh score of 233 was run up by Gardner of the Forge team and he also took hleh average at 188. Set-Ups won the final game to break their tie with the Foundrys. The two teams tied at 822 In the third game and Set-Up won the final by two pins The scores: . . TEAM STANDINGS ,, Teams Won Lost Pet Express ..... ........ 16 Office .......13 Forge 412 Grinding ...12 9 11 12 12 14 14 .625 .541 .500 .500 Foundry .10 ..416 Set-Up . .416 Grinders. ' 1st' 2nd" 3rd Player Rees . Krinor . .... Clevenger . Heater . . . Itunnells . Handicap Totals . . Tl. 892 2SS "433 463 456 Av 131 101 164 152 152 149 129 132 131 . . 95 83 139 153 145 149 102 130 158 159 149 144 , 154 152 849 793 Forge. 1st 2nd 830. 3rd 178 109 117 164 171 176 Player Tl. 409 327 349 563 499 Av. 136 109 116 188 166 Burke 115 Runge 109 Felty ....... 95 Gardner . ... 166 Ellis 155 Handicap ... 176 116 109 137 233 173 176 Totals 816 944 915 High average Gardner, 188. High score Gardner, 243. Express. Player 1st 2nd 3rd 128 117 100 159 149 176. Tl. 406 338 340 475 505 Av. 135 113 147 158 168 Fye 113 Quigley 120 165 101 135 156 175 176 Hilllard 105 160 181 176 Shissler . Knight Handicap"

Totals..... 855. 908 829 Office. riayer " 1st 2nd 3rd Tl. Av. F. Shissler 163 ,168 168 504 168 Davis 165 149 123 437 146 Nye 137 130 189 456 152 Weiss 100 117 101 318 106 Ulrick Ill 151 113 375 125 Handicap ... 189 189 189 Totals..... 870 904 883 High average Knight and F. Shissler, (tied), 168. High score Knight, 181. Set-Up. Player 1st 2nd 3rd Tl. Av. Hoessli 142 172 154 468 156 Roller 119 119 119 357 119 Kreg , 121 132 115 368 123 Frame 123 122 129 374 125 Stephens 189 159 157 505 168 Handicap ... 148 148 148 Totals 842 852 822 Foundry. Player 1st 2nd 3rd Tl. Av. Roach .... 193 162 162 547 172 Miller ...... 107 79 114 300 100 Groan 150 156 144 450 150 Owens 181 147 131 459 153 Sample 143 163 160 46$ 155 Handicap ....111 111 111 Totals 885 818 822 High average Roach, 172.

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needed by the Tigers to defeat Old E1L between these. ancient, gridiron rivals. Mythical All-Star Team Easy to Br FRASK Q. MEKH Now cometh that annual period In life when all good men dip a pen Into the ink of baseball dopedom and elect a lot of baseballers as members of the mythical All-Star team. In years . gone by the chore was fraught with more or less difficulty. But it's different this season. In fact, it's simple to an extreme. For at least three of the infield positions, two of the outfield jobs, the backstops and most of the pitchers sort of pick themselves. And the outfit which the records choose establishes itself as the mightiest collection of 6luggers that any single year of baseball ever has known. Three men are in the .400 class and the average of the team exclusive of the pitchers is .352. ' ' " " Sister Far Ahead Slsler stands so far beyond his rivals at first base that there's n comparison. - The same thing goes for Hornsby at second base. Bancroft, all things considered, was the most brill iant and wonderful shortstop of the year." Groh happens to be ye author's selection 'for: the' far-sack, although Stock, of the Cardinals, and Dugan, of the Yanks, press him closely. Cobb and SDeater knew no super iors in the outfield. Williams, of the Browns, Ruth, of the Yanks, and Hellman, of the Tigers, were candidates flor the third joh inhe garden. ; Will iams got it. Heilman hit somewhat harder than Williams and Ruth had a higher home run per game average than the Brownie slugger. But whatever Will lams had to yield to Heilman in the matter of percentage he more than off set in four base work. For William's banged out 39 four basers while Heilman was accomplishing only 21. And beyond all that, Williams stele 25 sacks, while Heilman could pilfer only eight. Ruth made 35 homers in 110 games while Williams made his 39 in 153 combats. That gives Ruth a better slugging average than Williams. But the point is this: Williams, by clean SUNDAY SCHOOL NET LEAGUE UNDER WAY Twelve teams now are entered in the Y. M. C A Sunday school basket ball league, being formed by Sidney C Peters, physical director of the association. The schedule will be drawn up soon and permanent rules will be laid out fof the league to operate on throughout the season. The league is open to senior boys who attend Sunday two out of four Sundays In the month. Teams already entered in the league are: West Richmond Friends, Ches ter M. E., First M. E., Second Presbyterian, Reid Memorial, East 1 Main Street Friends, Grace M. E., Fairview M. E., Economy M. E., First Christian, Union Mission and Whitewater Friends. : Sunday schools desiring to enter teams in the league are requested to do so at the meeting in the Y. M. C. A. Tuesday night. Says Piles Heal Up and Disappear Forever Seldom FaHs to Give Absolute Relief from All Pain and Sufferins Guaranteed by A. G Luken Drug Company and Al Good Druggists. Many sufferers from Piles or Hem orrhoids have become despondent be cause they have been led to believe that their case was hopeless and that there was nothing in the world to help them. - To these people we say, "Go to your druggist and get an original box of MOAVA SUPPOSITORIES. - One of these inserted into the rectum accord ing to directions will be found to give immediate relief. They reach the source of the trouble and by their soothing, healing, antiseptic action first allay the pain and soreness and then by direct contact with the ulcers and piles cause, them to heal up and disappear forever. It's simply wonderful how speedily they act. Blessed relief often cornea in two days. Even in cases that have steadily resisted all known treatments, marvelous results have been . obtained. MOAVA is one of the wonderful dis coveries of recent years and any suf ferer from Piles or Hemorrhoids who is disappointed with its. use can have their money refunded. , All druggists dispense MOAVA SUP POSITORIES In the original, box or can get it for you on short notice. Surely it is worth the little trouble to obtain pven if you have to write the Mecca Medicinal Products Co. of Rochester,' N. Y., for a 60 cent box, to be rid of piles forever. Advertisement.

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Why There's a Sm3e on The game was staged to a capacity . i. Baseball Pick This Year conduct on and off the field, stayed In the game all the year and was val uable to his team eevry day, whereas Ruth was ruled off the diamond for a 64 day period. ONeill was the catching star for the Americans; Snyder was the satel lite among the National League backstops. And so both become members of the All-Star group. Scooting along to the pitchers, the lob of plucking out five great ones to grace the all-star lineup, is not a tough one. , Bush, of the Yankees, leading pitch er of the year, is a cinch. And so is Ed Rommell, who, although a member or tne lowly athletics, won 27 out or 40 starts. Eppa Jeppa Rixey, the elongated southpaw, who won 25 out of 38 games, is another fixture. Then there was Reuther, who, although associated with the bozo Dodgers, won 21 games and lost only 12. Kolp, of the Browns, concludes the staff, dua to his feat of winning 14 out of 18 games.. (Coprrtsbt 1921 Br Kins Features Syndicate, Inc.) Chips and Slips Kenneth- Harlan, who plays in "The Beautiful and Damned," the new Wer ner Brothers production, is an en thusiastic - golfer, .: lie says he could never make the women on the course pay any attention to mm wnen n shouted "Fore!" so remembering their bargain-hunting proclivities he trieu yelling "Three ninety-eight." New York Telegraph. A new record is claimed as a re sult of a shut-out at Muncie in basketball. The Cowan high school team de feated Sulphur Springs Hi, 104 to 0 at the Magic City last Saturday night. Cannonball Baker declares that he made a trip from New York city to Los Angeles, 3,368 miles, on a motorcycle on 40 gallons of gasoline and five gallons of lubricating oil. The Bethany college grid team which plays Butler next Saturday has won seven games from strong elevens and losing but one. The loss was to W. and J. by a 19 to 7 score. BASKETBALL GAMES WANTED The Hickory A. C. basketball team of Dayton, Ohio, is organized for the season and would like to book games with some first class team in. Richmond. The men average 150 pounds, For games, write L. J. Meyer, 416 Hughes street, Dayton, Ohio. - E-VTIRE FAMILY HAD'FLl " 'Keep rlirht on usinsr Foley's Honey and Tar. It will give quick relief." said the doctor, when the entire family had the 'flu.' Never saw any thins: so good." writes Mrs. A. B. Griffith, Andrews, Ind. Neglected couErhs and colds often lead ta serious complications. Foley's Honey and Tar g-ives quick relief. Free rrom opiates (ingredients printea on tne wrapper). Largest selling cough medicine In the world. A. G. Luken Drug Co.. 626-628 Main. Advertisement. NoRoug h Edges "Wears Longest-

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the Face of the Tiger .crowd of 60,000 spectators and was ' OFFICER OTLYNM No wan denies th' workm' ram tbf right to strike. . Th' troublo begins whia th' strikm" min assume th' right to strike th' warkba' ana, NET CARNIVAL TO BEi STAGED AT COLISEUM BY COMMUNITY SERVICE A community basketball carnival will be held, in the' coliseum Friday night, Dec. 1.- Teams from the Community Service Closed league will compose the roster for the evening's program. The teams have' not yet been selected, but the. men will play three games . and the girls will play two games. The popular price of 25 cents will be charged. This small admittance fee will be charged in order to further Community Service basketball.' The league has already been a benefit to the city in that it gives the people a chance to enjoy an evening or two a week in witnessing these games and it also helps the working man enjoy a period of sport If enough interest is shown In this first venture, others are being planned for later in the season. Announcement will be made later giving details of the teams selected to play Dec. 1. HOW TO REDUCE VARICOSE VEINS v., Many people have become despondent because they have been led to believe that there is no remedy that jvill reduce Bwollen vMns and bunches. If you will gret a two-ounce original bottle of Moone's Emerald Oil (full strength) at any first class drug- store and apply it at home as 'directed you will quickly notice an -improvement which will continue until the veins and bunches are reduced to normal. Moone's Emerald Oil is very concentrated and a bottle lasts a long time -that's why it is a most inexpensive treatment. It has brought much comfort to worried people ail over the country and is one of the wonderful discoveries of recent years and always bear in mind that anyone who is disappointed with its use can have their money refunded. A. G. Luken Drug Co., or any druggist can supply you. Advertisement. , The New Fall & Winter VAN HEUSEN VAN FIELD, cut a little higher, is the smartest of collars and the foremost indictaion of good taste in dress. - v , - -" But your cottara of a reputable retail, er. He won't offer you a aubarirute when yon ask for a VAN HEUSEN. H knows there isn't any.

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one of the hardest battles ever fought Willie Hoppe May Be Restored As Champion - (By Associated Press) NEW YORK Nov. 21. More than usual interest is attached to the meet ing tonight between Jake Schaefer present champion and Willie Hoppe, former champion in the International 18.2 balkllne billiard tournament. A victory for Hoppe will restore him as champion. Should Schaefer win he, Schaefer and possible Edotrard Horemans, Belgian who plays Roger Conn, France, this afternoon would be tied for first place, necessitating a play off. Hoppe has won all four of his contests to date. .Schaefer and Horemans each have won three and lost one. CLOSED LEAGUE GETS INTO ACTION TUESDAY Closed. league, will play Its third night of games on the Dennis Junior high school gym Tuesday night, start ing at 7:15 . o'clock. The Veterans meet the K. of C. in the first game. The Knights should win this game. In the second game of . the evening the Gloves oppose . the . DeMolays. The latter team has the edge to win. The third game of the evening- is expected i to be a real exhibition. The Teachers and Legion teams clash in this game. The . Teachers,, who go under the nickname . of ."Question . Marks" have been putting up a good exhibition of basketball recently -and fc much is ex pected, of them in playing the Legion tiuintet, . .The Legion is given the edge to win, however. Italian artificial silk is produced from- a fibre made from wood pulp. SAYS RED PEPPER HEAT STOPS PAIN IN FEW MINUTES Rheumatism, lumbago, neuritis backache, stiff neck, sore muscles, strains, sprains, aching joints. When you are suffering so you can hardly get around, just try Red Pepper Rub, Nothing has such concentrated, penetrating heat as red peppers, and when heat penetrates right down into pain and congestion relief comes at once. Just as soon as you apply Red. Pep per Rub you feel the tingling heat In three minutes the sore spot is warmed through and through and the torture is gone. Rowles Red Pepper Rub, made from ' red peppers, costs little at any drug store. Get a jar at once. Be sure to get the genuine, with the name Rowles on every package. Advertisement. IT'S PRICED LOWER AT cI)unin 17-19-21 S. 7th St. RADIO HEADQUARTERS Richmond Electric Company I 1026 Main St Phone 2823 I wiMtiuimttMiiniiimitmmuHHtmmmimiut GOAL MATHER BROS. Co. The Bank for ALL the People Second National Bank Absolute SAFETY for Depositors First National Bank Southwest Corner Ninth and Main SEE US ABOUT MONEY . for Christmas PRUDENTIAL LOAN & INVEST. MENT COMPANY 20 S. 8th St. Phone 1727 f . ' ' ' King's Klassy (fC Overcoats P & No More No Less 912 MAIN

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Purdue Gridiron Play (By Associated Press) BLOOMINGTON. InL. Nov." 21. A scrimmage drill with the freshmen using Purdue plays against the varsity was scheduled for the Indiana football squad today. Coach Herron has succeeded in putting more offensive jwwer Into his eleven, as has been shown in practice scrimmages ' when they crushed the freshman defense, and much of the remaining practice before the Purdue game is expected to be used in developing the defense.' , "Y" AQUATIC CLUB l i GETS SET FOR SINAI ' Richmond "Y- Aquatic clubunder the direction of Leonard Mow, assistant physical director and swimming instructor of the association, is practicing for the swimming meet With the Sinai Social Center swimming team of Chicago, here Thursday night at 7:30 o'clock. - . 1 v The Sinai team is the world's cham pion, having been undefeated since 1910. The team holds the championship of the Amateur Athletic Federa tion and holds win over some of the best Y. M. C. A. teams of the middle west. ; Seats will be provided for spectators to witness the events and admission will be' 35 cents to non-members of the "Y" and 25 cents to members. , PHI DELTS PREPARE FOR MUNCIE MAROONS The Phi Delt basketball team -will have a worthy opponent In the Muncie Maroons, when the latter team is encountered on the Magic City floor. Saturday night. The Maroons ere cone ceded the prestige of being: the fore most quintet of Monde In amateur circles. Coach Tobef Jessup held an tensive renearsal in the Dennis gym Monday night. He had a squad of 12 men out for the practice. The fol lowing men reported for the work out: Captain Shel Simmons. E. Por ter, D. Rost, T. Brehm, T. Jessup, R. Harding, P. Lovin, IL Eikenherry, IL Sanford, H. Hartman and H. Hyde. The players are in fairly good con dition for their opening game, due to the extensive workouts held during the past month. Next week the team win prepare for the Invasion of the Bluffton American Legion quintet, here Saturday, Dec 8. Tlusisty Store Polish YOU Should Use' Ifs different from others because more care is taken in the making and the materials used are ot higher grade. Black Silk I I Stove Polish Makes a brilliant. sfTfcy polish that does not rub off or dnst oS,odthe sbloelssts four times as Ion? as ordinary stove polish. Used on sample stoves sod sold by hardware and grocery dealers. AU wank is trial. Uwitonyooreooltsbna, wr iwm mvjw w your IU ranff. IX ran ona It tM Mat stv paUata TOO OMd, tout dealer U aathonwtd to reftmd Btoner. Insist on Blmrk fiilk flbnm Vnii.hMad Id liquid or pasta oo quaktjr. 4 Black Silk Stove Polish Works Starling, Illinoisthe attach Silk Alr-Omtnw frmm - . grataa. Rgntrra. ato-w-pfpea Pmanea ruatmr. tae Blacai Silk Ktatal PaUat- for aitrar. ntekai vi aJiaaaaa. av UUS uu aiUSl AW EVERSHARP PENCILS 50c to $7.50 I Bartel, Rohe & Rosa Co. 1 921 Main Street Have You Tried 1 Our Cleaning: and Pressing- Service? Once a customer always a customer I THE' VALET SHOPPE I 710 Main St Phone 6230 I 1 Battery-Service by the Year! . Pay Tt by the Month Automotive Battery Service 1 i v Company 1 1 1134 Main Street i Henderson De Lux and Excelsior 'TVIotorevcles MEYERS and KEMPER 405 Main Streets ptmuMttuttimit 3 RIDE A BICYCLE See Our Line of New Models EARL J. WRIGHT 31 Sth St. SHOTGUN SHELLS Black Powder Smokeless SAM S. VIGRAN 617 Main St. .69c .84c Suits and O'Coats For "Men and Young Men at $18.00 to $35.00

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DAYTON TEAM MEETS LOCAL BOWLERS HERE ON WEDNESDAY tllGHT A team of cracK "bowlers from Dayton, known as .the -Red Wings, will oppose a team ot selected Richmond bowlers on" the R. and w, alleys, Wednesday nlghtl ;The ' Daytoit ; team is one of the best to the Ohio city and each nun is a heavy bowler. . ' Richmond's team will be made tip of Art King, -Ducky Sherer. Ed. Hill, -Hugh Smith and Walt. Bennett The Dayton team' will be nuyle'.'up of the following players: T Zavakos, Vermillion.' Brannan, Poulos, and O. Zavakos. This is the first venture of local bowlers into match play :with a team from another city. All - the players on the Richmond team are members of "Shorty" Jessup's Home Laundry team, of the City league, with the exception of Ed Hill, who bowls on the Item team. V 1. " ' . Bowling is now reaching, its prime in Richmond. With & league Polling on the R. and W. alleys each night of the week, the game has been fur thered with more Interest than In any previous season. Spectators will be permitted to witness the match, which wil start about 9 o'clock Wednesday night. Accord ing to Art King, no admission will be charged to witness the Ohio team Play. . Harry Reisser. member of the Indi anapolis Country club, shot a hole In ; at the course ' Sunday. Par for thi Endthepainol quid&y safely! Tkiswtr rkjygaree!ibfmlseTfrora corna. In one minute Dr. SchoITs Zino-pxds will do it safety f They temore the cttae faction-pressure. Yon risk noinfection from cot tbg,rKdragerfromconosiveackl& Zino-pads protect while they heaL Thin; antiseptic; waterproof. Sizes for corns, callouses, bunions. Get a box today at your druggist' or shoe dealer's. JXCSchotfs 'Zino-pads Put tme on the pain Is gone! Altering. Repairing, Relining By Experienced Tailor JOE MILLER, Prop. 617J4 Main St. Second Floor HARTMAN WARDROBE TRUNKS 827 Mala fttw Get Your Feet Of I Your Mind Dr. T. R. 8TOCKTON Foot Specialist Podartiat ;, Uady . 269 ' Colonial tLYsXt W .. Annex Phone 2941 COLD WEATHER MEANS; Get busy now before' the rush comes. "A. bird in the hand Is -worth two in the bush." 'Don't worry over coal; lay it tn now and be warm and " contented while ethers worry and fret. May we suggest?,;- ; PHONE 2476 - BELL in Beallriew Classified Adages PBECIOU'S tliinks" are put" in small boxes -And some of ; the best news" in the paper is in' the little A-BrC Classified Ads. Read Them (CotfTXgtit 192