Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 92, Number 279, 23 November 1922 — Page 13

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St. Xayler'a college basketball team. of Cincinnati, will play the local Phi TJelta Kappa fraternity basketball team here Dec. 27 In the biggest game of the season on the home Ooor. The Ohio colleze always has a rood tan ketball team, and the management of the fraternity team considers Itself quite fortunate " In getting the team here for a game. The Phi Delta open their net season at home "with the strong Bluffton American Legion quintet Dec; 6. The Bluffton team claimed the state title last year. At present the locals are looking to their opening game In foreign ter rltory Saturday night against the Muncie Maroons at- the Magic City. The Maroon prowess is well known, and the fraternity .players look for a big fight to start with. - . Next Wednesday the Phi Delts go "to Boston to play the Independents on their own floor. Muncie will be here iDec. 13, and other games will be ar ranged for. Dan Rost will not be able to mako the trip to Muncie Saturday on ac count of business matters, but the remainder of the squad is expected to make the trip. Those who are expected to go are Porter, Brehnr, Cap tain Simmons, Coach Jessup, R. Hard Ing, Lovln, Sanford, Hartman, Eikenberry, and possibly one other. COMMERCIAL LEAGUE lll 0 il Telephones. " Flayer 1st 2nd 3rd TL 468 381 391 400 281 TV 61 381 390 398' 453 Av. J. Moses .H9 140 179 Hartman ... 141 124- 119 O. Moss .... 134 160 97 Hampton ... 146 134 120 Patterson ... 121 120 140 Stelnhart Co. Player . . 1st 2nd 3rd Eubank 212 178 171 F. King 98 159 124 Whitcomb .. 129 140 121 Lewis 97,134 167 Ray 150 157 146 , High average Eubank, 187, , High score Eubank, 212. Item. Player 1st 2nd 3rd 156 128 130 133 127 Ar. 187 127 130 f133 151 Tl. 570 373 476 617 536 Av Sherer '205 Dillon 133 Hill 157 Kluesener ..148 Benentt ..... 180 211 154 115 125 142 177 18f"188 167 189 110 110 190 128 159 172 179 Handicap Totals .-, PlayerFisher B. Saffer , Berman . Schroeder M. Saffer Handicap 110 ...933 936 943 King's Hats. 1st 2nd 3rd .. 132 159 155 ,. 125 150 152 .. 130 .166 159 .. 176 139 123 .. 189 143 175 .. 183 183 183 Tl. 446 427 455 438 507 Av. 149 142 152 146 169 Totals 935 940 947 High average Sherer, 190. High score Sherer, 211.F. and N.

Player 1st 2nd" -3rd Tl. Av. Epping 154 141 166 461 1541 Benge 145 165 196 506 169 P. O'Maley .. 133 172 113 418 139 Gamp 117 111 146 374 125 C. O'Maley .. 142 147 157 446 149 Handicap ... 230 230 230 f Totals 921 966 1008 Barters. Player 1st 2nd 3rd Tl. Av. Dunham 113 118 176 407 136 Eckler 139 166 114 419 140 Farwlck .... 87 ... Nick 172 208 200 580 193 King 172 180 168 520 173 Lohman 114 129 243 121 Handicap ... 183 183 Totals 866 969 .787 ,

High average Nick. 193. High score Xick, 208. DAYTON BOWLERS WIN OVER LOCAL ROLLERS '' Dayton Red Wings defeated the Richmond selected bowling team on the R. and W. alleys Wednesday night, two out of three games. The visitors took the first two games and Richmond annexed the final. High ocore of 248 went to T. Zarako, of the Dayton team. High average was taken by Paulos of the Ohio team at 19S. The scores: Richmond.'. Player Sherer . , Hill Smith .. Bennett . King ... Totals. 1st 142 ISO 193 160 145 2nd 191 142 167 154 179 3rd - Tl. 180 -n Av. 171 136 179 219 203 458 539 533 527 153 179 178 176 820 883 917 Dayton Red Wings. Player 1st 2nd 3rd Tl. 654 476 508 594 530 Av, T. Zarakos . 151 160. 158 225 173 248 167 190 201 166 155 149 160 168 191 185 159 169 Vermillion . Brennar . . . Paulos O. Zavakos 198 177 Totals..... 867 972 823 High average Paulos, 198. High score T. Zavakos, 248. One Maine factory, turns ouj 50,000 pairs oi oircn cart wneei nuDs an nually. BILIOUSNESS SICK HEADACHE, can far an K? Tablet, ( vegetable aperient) to too and atrena-tbea the organ of digeetiaa aad elimination. Improves Appetite, Relieve Constipation. - - Get a ytx TXcerfSrover Your DrtKjtji Chips off ihe 014 Block tft JUNIOIS Uttl N? One-third the regular doea. Made of same ingredients, than candy coated. For -children and adults.

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Four big aiars of the Mini. Left la Illinois, the surprise learn of the Big Ten eonfera.. grid scramble, due for thu bijrge . surprise of the season this iveekt May be I Here's how: Obi. State, naually m eham-rionfihip. contender in the inference, has tone through the eearon to date without winniEg' a conference Gibbons is Good For Crowh By FRAHK O. METOE It's a btf odd that certain folks should take the attitude that Tom Gibbons Is too light to have a chance against Jack Dempsey. And It's doubly strange that they are the same natives who were supremely hysterically confident that Georges, the Carp, was big enough to punch Dempsey into cranberry sauce. It may be that Gibbons can't whip Dempsey., But cne thing is certain, and that is if the French False Alarm was deserving of a crack at a world's chamoionshiD. Gibbons Is worthy of 10 of them. For Tom Gibbons has more real fighting blood in his ankles than Carpentier has in his whole system. Every line of logical reasoning plus records and more records prove that Gibbons is a fighter infinitely superior to Carpentier and far worthier of a chance at the title. Gibbons is a bigger man than Carpentier taller by two inches, heavier by -several pounds and with, a reach that exceeds that of the fallen idol of France. Tom knocked out more men In a year than Carpentier put away In about half pf a fistic lifetime. And Gibbons can give boxing lessons to the Frenchman. ; Never Knocked Out fclbbons never has been knocked out or knocked off bis feet in his life. Carpentier has been knocked out soj many times that it's almost necessary to get an adding machine to arrive at the correct total. The American Irishman never did quit The Frenchman ran up the white flag so often that he became internationally famous or, rather. Infamous on that account. Some of the "glorious victories" achieved by Carpentier weren't ach ieved by him at all. His wily mana ger won them by what some folks call "strategy". Others call it a harsher name. The Gunboat Smith affair is a sample. Smith knocked out Carpentier but was disqualified for fouling. It happened yes, that s correct in France 1 Such a man a bloke with more or less of a tin chin, a quitter, and the biggest false alarm In all fistic history, got J200.000 and a chance at Dempsey.. He got it because of the bally-hooing of men who now Insist that Gibbons, whose record so far overshadows Carpentiers as to totally eclipse it. Is too small to have a chance with Dempsey. Odd, Isn't it 7 Doping Is Difficult. Maybe Gibbons is too small maybo he isn't great enough fighter to match Dempsey blow for blow, rally for rally And, on the other hand, maybe he can dethrone the man who seems anin vincible warrior at this moment. In pugdom "you never can tell." Drag forth the fistic histories and therein you .will find one case air other another and still more of the Otrkfctoad' . i train. Breaks vour Cold in 2 hours T)ROP a Hill's Cascara Bromide Quinine Tablet in a glass of water. Observe that: it disintegrates within 10 Seconds. Subject any other "quinine tablet" to the same experiment and notice that it takes from 30 minutes to an hour and a halfto!breakup." It's quick action you need when you sense the first sign of a cold. It's quick action you get when you take Hill's and break a cold in 24 hours, or la grippe in three days. AtAllDtuggistaSO cents

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OHIO'S WRATH? McMillan. Fullback Woodward and nated them and thr- tcned thlcajro, another contender, in' the next. game. Now Ohio and Illinois meet November 25 at Urban a.' Ohio has shown sun rising strength in its last two games, against Chicago and Iowa, scoring i.iie points in each game while Chicago scored but fourteen and Iowa twelve. thinks he has a chance. He Is right about ft and deserving. The fistic world wants to see Demp. sey M action against some logical foe. I paid $1,600,000 to see the mighty champion do his staff with the most over-rated fighter of all tim a man smaller and Inferior to Gibbons. So why not a Dempsey-Gibbons matcbT (Copyright 1021 By Kin Features Syndicate, Inc.) DOPE ON ARMY-NAVY . CONTEST IS !N AIR (By Associated Press) PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 23. Foot. ball fans were eager today to see the Army team practicing . on Franklin field preliminary to its contest wTth Navy Saturday. "Dope" on the teams was in the air everywhere. The midshipmen will arrive tomorrow. Preparations for the accommodation of upwards of fifty thousand visitors expected here was the cue for a large number of stage folk to give voice to - exclamations of indignation when they were informed this morning that they would have to give up their hotel rooms for a day or two, as they . had been reserved many months ago for patrons of the game. In vain they pleaded with managers and elerks, arguing that they would be guests for weeks whereas the visitors would be here for perhaps only a day. Finally they realized that the Army-Navy day is a gala affair, an institution with traditions that murt be upheld at all costs and they scurried off for quarters in private homes and boarding housee. SEND COUPON

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"Y" AQUATIC CLUBS READY FOR SINAI TEAM HERE THURSDAY Extensive plans have been made by th local Y to take care of spectators to the swimming meet between the Sinai swimming team, of Chicago and the Richmond Y" Aquatic club, at the " Y. M. a A. Thursday night at 7:30 o'clock. Seats have been placed around the pool. Admission will be 35 cents to non-members of the association and 25 cents to members. Russ Ward, a crack swimmer of Chicago, is to swim on the Sinai team, here Thuhsday night in place of Dick Howell, who is swimming Tinder the colors of the L A. C ' :.: ' The Sinai team won a meet In Chicago before leaving for Richmond early Thursday morning.,, They won by a margin of. 117 points in 15 events. Ray B. Mowe, athletic director and coach at Earl ham college, will be the referee and starter for the meet. The following will be judges: Mitchell, Douglas, Christian and Glunt; Timers: F. Gartslde, A. Jay, Ed. Wilson; Scorer: W. Kohnle; Clerk of Course: Leonard M. Mowe; Judges of Diving: George Eckert, Wed die and S. C Peters. - , . : , .... . "TOT" JACKSON CLAIMS FOUL III MORRIS BOUT Dayton. Ohio, Not. 23. Tut" Jackson claimed' a foul in his bout with

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