Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 92, Number 297, 13 December 1922 — Page 12
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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TE LE GRAM, RICHMOND, IND., WEDNESDAY, DEC. 13, 1922.
OWEN BUSH TO GUIDE WASHINGTON CLUB IN 1923 FLAG RAGE
(By Associated Press) WASHINGTON. Dec. 13. Owen Donnie) Bush, veteran inSelder, will palde the fortunes of the American league Vva-ohington club as manager. In the 1923 pennant. race. Announcement that he had been selected to
succeed Clyde Milan, whose retire
ment ag manager was made known at the conclusion of last Feason was
made known by Clark Griffith, president of the club, over the telephone last night, from New York, where be
is attending the American, League
conference. The final decision was made, Griffith said, after a conference with Bush, for which he summoned
him to New York.
The Detroit infield star who Griffith rated in his telephone conversa
tion with the sport editor of a local
newspaper last night, as one of the "craftiest Infielders and best brains
the game has ever known," came to Washington as a utility player the latter part of the 1921 season, when waivers were asked on him by the
Detroit club. He had played short stop and second base there since 190S
Bush filled in at third base for the
local club during a number of games
last season.
"Donnies" appointment to the
managerial berth came as an almost complete surprise to Washington fan-
dom, his name never having been brought among those mentioned as
possibilities who included most prom
inently Mike Kelly, manager of the
St. Paul American association clun.
When talked to over the telephone after Griffith's announcement. Bush was reticent in making predictions but declared he believed "with the players on. the present roster of the club, a winning combination can be whipped into shape. . He is understood to have accepted the position only on condition that he be given an absolutely free hand in managing the club.
Three Princeton Stars Chosen For All-Eastern Grid Honors
BASKETBALL TONIGHT, PHI CELTS VS. MUNGIE
Replogle Scha fer . Barkman Pitlf nger
Porter
Simmons . .. Jessup Lovin
Probable Line-ups Muncie - Phi Delts Jlerv F Rost
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Muncie Maroons play their return ;ame with the Phi Delts Wednesday sight in the Coliseum. The first game between the two teams at Muncie was i win for the Magic City quintet by a 'airly good margin, but with a bolstered line-up and speedier offense, the Richmond team intends to even the :ount with the visitors. Coach Jessup has held some valuable Jiactice this week in preparation for :he Muncie five. By emphasizing the mportance of an evenly balanced of'ense, the players are ready to present i 'much improved front for Muncie. I'lery and Repldgle are two forwards rho have had considerale experience in the basketball court. The former nade 10 field goals against the Phi 3elts at Muncie. Replogle is noted for lis floor-working. Jessup and Ijoving are to fill the tuard positions in Wednesday's game. They will put up all they possibly have ii an effort to hold down the Muncie 'orwards. "Shel" Simmons will be seen
it his usual position as pivot. Porter
md Rost are capable of working together at the forward positions.
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BROWN'S ALL-EASTERN SELECTIONS
FIRST TEAM Gray, Princeton, left end. Treat. Princeton, left tackle. Dfcken- . Princeton, left guard. Garbisch, Army, center. Cross, Yale, right guard. Hanson, Cornell, right tackle. White, Army, right end. Buell, Harvard, quarterback. Owen, Harvard, left half. Jordan, Yale, right half. Raw, Cornell, fullback.
SECOND TEAM Jenkins, Harvard, left end. Gulian, Brown, left tackle. Welsh, Colgate, left guard. Lovejoy, Yale, center. Breidster, Army, ri?ht guard. Boles, Navy, right tackle, Hulman, Yale, riht end. ' Pfann, Cornell, quarterback. Erickson, W. and J., left half. Pos Miller, Penn right half. Wood, Army, f ullbac!-
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PENNSY BOWLERS ROLL ON R. AND W. ALLEYS
Mechanics, Veterans and Panhandles won their respective games from the Pennsy. T. N. T. and Keystone teiT of the Pennsy league on the R. and W.
alleys Tuesday night. Rees of the Mechanics had high score for the evening with 217. Rees also tied with Maag of the Keystones for high average with 184. Scores: Pennsy.
Player 1st 2nd 3rd Tl. Av. Smith 157 170 172 499 166 Chiles ...... 121 137 176 . 434 145 Todd 160 114 147 421 140
Brown 137 132 132 401 134!
Seramur 143 143 143 429 143 Handicap ... 178 178 ...
Towns end Net Teams Play On Coliseum Floor Dec. 29 Teams of the Townsend Basketball league will play three games in the Coliseum, Friday, Dec. 29. The silver loving cup, donated by Sam Vigran, local sporting goods dealer, for the winning team in the league, will
be on exhibition on that night. The schedule for the special exhibition will be: Hawks vs. Canaries, Condors vs. Larks, Eagles vs. Sea Gulls. Tickets may be secured from any of the players for 50 cents.
No English sovereign has ever died in the month of May.
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Ed Kaw, Cornell By NORMAN E. BROWN j Out of the eastern grid season, just , behind us, came a multitude of wonderful players. With the exception of four instances it is an extremely difficult matter to select from the candidates one man who can be ranked as without dispute the best at his post. These1 four men are Kaw of Cornell, Owen and Buell of Harvard and Gray of Princeton. Kaw is without question the greatest fullback in the east. Charley Buell is without a rival at the quarterback position. George Owen is the peer of all halfbacks and Gray is the perfect end, without an equal. Buell is selected for the quarterback position ahead of Pfann, the great Cornell pivot man, because, to my mind, Buell showed every quality needed in a quarter against the greatest opposition the east could produce. Pfann's work was just as brilliant, but there is a question as to how great would have been his work against more formidable opposition. Cornell had little opposition all season, with the exception of the Pennsylvania game, which Cornell won 9 to 0. Buell was called upon to show his greatness in defeat as well as in victory and delivered. In all-American and all-western selections I tried to place each man in his own position, even holding to the same side of the line and the backfield. In choosing the all-star eleven of the east, however. Treat of Princeton and Hanson of Cornell stand out as the two best taekles in that section. It would be unfair to replace either with another on that account. Hanson could
play either tackle briliantly. So he is shifted from the left to the right side of the line. Three Princeton men win places on the honor team. They stood out prominently in the most brilliant campaign
Princeton had in a dozen years. They helped make Princeton the strongest team in the east. Among the other men considered for posts of honor on one of the two teams and who might play on any all-star team, are: Ends: Taylor and Parr of the Navy, Stout of Princeton, Storke of the Army. Tackles: Mulligan of the Army, Baker of Princeton, Eastman of Harvard.
Charlie Buell, Harvard Guards: Hubbard of Harvard, Howard of Princeton, Schwab of Lafayette. Centers: - Alford of Princeton. Quarterbacks: Neidlinger of Yale, Conroy of Navy, Robertson of Carnegia Tech. Halfbacks: Casisdy of Cornell, Neale of Yale, Cleaves and Crum of Princeton. Fullbacks: . Brunner of Lafayette, Barchet of the Navy, Malory of Yale, Hewitt of Pittsburgh.
CARPENTIER-SIKI BOUT LESS CERTAIN
(By Associated Prss) PARIS, Dec. 13. Another Carpen-tier-Siki fight now appears less certain. The boxing federation has stipulated that it would not authorize the fight unless Siki appeared before its investigating committee. Siki has written the federation declaring that he will not appear unless the organ
ization first of all removes his disqualifications. In addition to this, according to Le Journal, a hitch has developed over the 300,000 franc stake which a business man was to put up for the proposed fight. Le Journal adds that Louis Reinhold and Andre Chagnon, the two sportsmen whose signatures were alleged to have appeared at the bottom of the farnous letter that led to the disqualification of Siki, declared that they never signed nor even saw that document.
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Player Scott Canan Heidelman Berg Rees
Handicap
Totals. . .
874
Mechanics. 1st 2nd 3rd
177 155 137 155 217 178
162 150 161 171 156 178
155 171 157 173 179
Tl. 494 476 455 499 552
Av. 165 159 156 166 184
978 1019
.High average Rees. 184. High score Rees, 217. Veterans. Player 1st 2nd 3rd Barton 125 168 153
Porter 160 150 142
Green 180 147 177 Kirkpatrick . 131 149 137 Foster 140 147 176 Handicap ... 202 202 ...
Totals. . . Player Lohse .... Rethmeyer Metz Kluesener . Sweet Handicap .
938 963 T. N. T. 1st 2nd
205 129 145 176 133 199
135 139 157 185 142 199
957
3rd 145 150 139 147 101
Tl. 446 452 504 417 463
Tl. 485 418 461 508 376
Av.
149
151 168 139 154
Av. 162
139' 154 j 169 i
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Totals....: 987
High average Kluesener, 169. High score Lohse, 205. Panhandles.
Player 1st 2nd 3rd Tl. Av. Broderick .. 158 180 157 495 165 Foley 124 166 167 457 152 Fitzgibbons . 173 19i 159 526 175 Johnson 156 138 148 442 147 Klinger 151 141 176 468 156 Handicap ... 154 154 ... Totals 916 973 Keystone. Player 1st 2nd 3rd Tl. Av. Maag 191 196 165 552 184 Kinsella .... 168 134 146' 448 149 Gallagher ... 139 139 139 417 139 O. Todd 161 135 135 431 144 Cox 164 184 186 534 178 Handicap ... 174 174 ... Totals 997 962
High average Maag. 184. High score Maag, 196.
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