Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 92, Number 296, 12 December 1922 — Page 16

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RED OFFICIALS TRY FOR YOUNG PITCHERS; DAUBERTTO CONFER NEW YORK, Dep. 12. The Cincinnati baseball club, of ' the National league, has made an offer to trade Rube Dressier, and $25,000 for Tim McXamara, pitcher with the Boston Braves, or to give Dressier and $15,000 for Southpaw Cooney. George Grant, president of the Braves, declined both of." these offers, but finally agreed to alk it over with his manager, Fred Mitchell, when the latter should arrive Tuesday morning. Red officials know that Manager Mitchell is anxious to get hold of Dressier to make a first baseman out of him, fi'ling the place of Walter Holke, on whom wavers have been asked. President Herrmann, Treasurer Widrig and Manager Moran were the Red officials who brought up the subject with the Boston officials. President Herrmann stated after the conference with Grant, that he did not think that Mitchell would approve of the proposed offer, which is the last which the Red club will make to the Boston club. Captain Jake Daubert of the Redlegs, wired President Herrmann that he would be in New York Wednesday to arrange for his contract for next season. Inasmuch as the Red first sacker had a big season of it in 1922, the officials expect him to request a raise in salary, but hope that he will be reasonable in his demands. If he signs, he. will be the captain for pext season, inasmuch as his work was helpful to Manager Moran last season. HARVESTER BOWLING ON R. AND W, ALLEYS TEAM STANDING Won Lost Express 21 Office 21 Grinding 16 Foundry 14 Forge 14 Set-Up 13 12 12 17 19 19 20 HARVESTER LEAGUE The Forge, Office and Grinders won their respective games from the Set-up, Foundry and Express teams of the Harvester league on thu R. and W. alleys, Monday night. Gardner, of the Forge team, took high score for the evening when he rolled 201. Knight, of the Express team, captured the high average with 178. Score: Set-Up. PI aver 1st 2nd Hoessli 146 129 Roller 141 132 Kreig 161 155 Frame 127 127 Stephens ... 132 151 Handicap ... 153 153 Totals 860 847 Forge.

3rd Tl. Av. 134 409 136 139" 412 137 156 472 157 127 381 127 137 420 140 153 846 3rd Tl. Av. 149 479 160 98 281 94 110 330 110 104 328 109 201 528 176 233 895

Player 1st 2nd Ellis 171 Simon 75 110 Steel 118 Gardner 130 Handicap ... 233 159 108 110 106 197 233 913 Totals 837 High average Gardner, 176, High score Gardner, 201. Foundry Player Roach . . . Miller ... Groan . . .

1st 2nd 3rd Tl. Av. 122 115 136 373 124 112 96 119 327 109 162 133 170 465 155 158 168 106 432 144 127 144 127 398 133 106 106 106 ! 787 762 764

Owens 158 Sample 127 Handicap Totals. . . Player F. Shis?ler Davis N'ye Weiss Ulrick .... Handicap Office. 1st 2nd 3rd 168 141 108 89 178 173 Tl. 504 422 400 255 483 168 128 157 75 159 173 168 153 135 91 146 173

Totals S60 866 S57 High average Shissler, 168. j High score Ulrick, 178. ! Express. Player 1st 2nd 3rd Tl. A v. Fye 139 105 158 402 134 Quigley 118 105 114 ' 337 112 Hilliard 133 119 123 375 125 M. Shissler . 157 136 127 420 140 Knight 142 197 194 533 178 Handicap ... 171 171 171 Totals 860 833 887 Grinders. Player 1st 2nd 3rd Tl. Av. Reis 137 164 130 431 144 Kriner 99 99 99 297 99 Clevenger ... 163 145 134 442 147 Heater 128 140 152 420 140 Runnels 176 176 176 528 176 Handicap ... 159 159 159 Totals 862 883 850 High average Knights, 178.

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Girls' Basketball Teams Plqy at Dennis Wednesday Girls"basketball ot Community Service will play their regular schedule of games on the Dennis gym Wednesday night. Miss Elsie Marshall will be in charge of the teams. Spectators will be welcome to witness the contests. The schedule follows: Business College vs. Clerks. All-Commercials vs. Atlas. Atlas Specials vs. All-Americans. Gloves, off. . PHI CELTS SET FOR STRONG MUNCIE FIVE Muncie Maroons, or Meadow Golds, who face the Phi Delts at the Coliseum Wednesday night, have some of the best players in Muncie on their roster. Ulery, forward, is an ex-high school star of considerable experi ence. His eye for the basket is an asset to his tteam. Coach Jessup, of the Phi Delts, and Manager LeRey Harding have made extensive preparations for the inva sion- of the Magic City five in Rich mond. and they are anticipating a good sized crowd out to witness the two evenly balanced quintets in action. The visitors hold a win over the Phi Delts, but Dan Rost was not playing with the locals when the Mun cie five won on the northern floor. With Rost, Porter and Brehni at forward, Simmons at center, Jessup at floorguard, and Harding or Lovin at backguard the locals have a. good lineup of players who will represent Rich mond with a strong offensive against Muncie. The curtain-raiser will be between Boston and Fountain City independent quintets, who guarantee a good ejchi bition of the court game. III!

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Manager Clevenger announced Mon day evening that he had obtained a game for the Hi Seconds to play the Union City Seconds in the curtain-raiser at Union City Saturday night. The wealth of material will come in handy for the two games, one Friday and the other on Saturday. The three children came and stood in a row in front of their mother. "Mamma," they asked, "what would you like for your birthday?" "My dears, mamman wants nothing for her birthday but three good chil dren. She would like that. "But then, mamma," cried the eldest "we'd be six." Country Gentleman. ' Sunday school basketball teams will get into action on the "Y" floor again Wednesday night. The schedule follows: Economy vs. Mission; Second Presbyterian vs. Baptist; Christian vs. First English Lutheran; Grace vs. East Main; West Richmond vs. M. E.; Chester vs. Reid. Skull rehearsal held the stage for the high school basket men under the supervision of Coach Little Monday afternoon, after wnich an extensive workout was held for the first squad in the high school gym. Although their of-

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fense looked unusually strong in the Decatur game last Friday, Coach Little picked out the many flaws of the play and urged that the athletes remember them for bis Friday's game with Fishers, which is expected to be a real tester New York Celts, world's champions, will face the Indianapolis Omars at Tomlinson hall next Monday night. The Celts have held the title for several years. The Bethel Independents, traveling team, weighing between 125 and 135 pounds would like to book games with teams in and around Richmond. Those wishing to book games write to Earl C. HawkinS, rural route one, Hollansburg, Ohio. GROCERY COMPANY EXPANDS DAYTON, Ohio, Dec. 12. Cincinnati Wholesale Grocer company is extend ing its business and has leased a large four-story building on East Third street. The firm will occupy the entire building, including the basement. It formerly was known as the Gem City Grocery company. For CATARRH Relief from this disagreeable ailment can be had by applying vjlh Jack Frost Cream in nostrils. ' both night and morning. Soothes and heals. At drug stores. il

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COL. HUSTON TO SELL YANKEE INTERESTS CBv Assoc'ated Press NEW YORK, Dec. 12. The chie! topic for discussion iround New York hotels where baseball clubs' owners were assembled for the annual meetings of the National anc American Leagues today was the news that Col. T. L. Huston was negotiating for the Bale of his half interest in the New York American League club. Col. Huston, in making the announcement last night, said he received several offer? including one from his partner, Co!. Jacob Ruppert. National League magnates will hold their first formal meeting at two o'clock this afternoon while the American League meeting is set for to VITANINES essential, health-building factors, have always been in cod-liver oil and account for its helpfulness in overcoming malnutrition. . Scott's Emulsion should be taken for a reason able length of time daily, to enable its rich, vitamine- nourishing virtues to help refresh, energize and build up the body. Scott Bowna. Bloomfl.ld. N. J. o IH

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Ex-Hi. The team will go into action Wednesday night of this week for the first game since its organization. The Miami Freshmen team, of Miami university, will form the opposition. Play will be called at 8 o'clock.

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