Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 93, Number 34, 8 February 1923 — Page 11

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- io inmiLn uvlti rni PELTS, BY 30 TO 25 Fiji All-Stars, of Springfield, Ohio, lived up to their reputation at the Coliseum Wednesday night by annexing a , 30 to 25 decision over, the Phi Delts. Score was knotted at half time, 16 to 16. The Fljis, who were playing their first game together, were out In front at the start of the game by a field goal by Roland Loehr, Richmond player -who Is attending Wittenberg university. The winners Bcored once more from the field before the locals connected for a field goal and foul counter. Dan Rost was the outstanding performer of the evening for the Phi Delt team. He took plenty of time on his long shots and made the most of them, good. Rost also connected with foul goal3 regularly in the first half. Simmons, Porter, Lovin and Hyde contributed to some of the best pass work which the locals have put up thi3 season, but the athletes were de cidedly off on basket shooting. Visitors Play Well. On the other hand, the Fijis from Springfield deserve considerable credit for the brand of ball which they exhibited. . The players had not played together before, as was mentioned above but their knowledge of a good passing game kept them out in front. stood out in the scoring depart ment for the Springfield outfit, with ' six field goals. Loehr and Farmer con tributed for the remaining scoring honors with three field goals each and two foul goals each. Fang had the opportunity of witness ing an old high school player in action in Roland Loehr, who played a good floor game In Wednesday's engage ment. He accounted for three timely field goals, which helped his team greatly. Springfield enjoyed the engagement here with the exception of the un portsmanlike attitude of several fans. who seemed to care little about the civil treatment of the visiting team. Summary: Springfield (30) Phi Delta (25) Addlesberger P Porter Emery F Hyde Loehr C Simmons Gardner G Rost Sowash G Lovin Field goals Farmer 3, Emery, Loehr 3, Gardner 6, Porter 2, Hyde, Simmons, Rost 5, Foul goals Loehr 2, Farmer 2, Rost 5. Substitutions Springfield: Farmer for Addlesberger, Addlesberger for Emery, Emery for Addleseberger. Referee H. Logan. IRISH ARE DEFEATED BY INDIANA, 33 T0 13 ELOOMIXGTON, Ind., Feb. 8. Indiana university dropped Notre Dame here Wednesday night before a capacity crowd. The scorp was 33 to IS. Indiana was leading at half time, 20 to 7. Nvikos was al lover the court for 1. 17., making shots from all angles. He dropped six field goals through the hoop and four counters from the foul line. Kizer was the main show for the Irish throughout the entire game. Up until the last four minutes of the fame, he had made all of Notre Dame's points. Indiana plays Illinois Bloomington next Monday night. Summary: Indiana (33) Notre Dame (18) Bahr F Kane Nyikos ,,..F Logan Parker C Rearden Thomas G Kizer Alward G Mayl Substitutions Knoy for Bahr, Mahoney for Kane. Enright for Logan, Miller for Rearden, Coffey for Parker, Rearden for Miller, Champ for Knoy, Crow for Thomas. Field goals Nylkow 6, Parker 2, Knoy 3, Thomas, Champ, Bahr; Kizer 2, Rearden. Foul goals Nyik03, 4 out of 6; Kizer, 12 out of 17; Bahr, 1 out of 2. BOSTON TARES SLOW FAIRHAVEN CONTEST BOSTON, Ind., Feb. 8. Boston high school net five defeated Fairhaven. Ohio, hisch school team here Wednesday night by a 23 to 20 score In a slow and listless game. At no time in the contest was the tension at 'nigh point, although the score was close at all times. Starr and Pyle were the best men for Boston, each connecting for four field goals. Bradbury and Weed were the best for the losers. Fountain City plays at Boston Frii day night. Summary: sFairhaven (20) Boston (23) YT'i'Tson .F Starr Orr F Duke Bradbury C Pyle Tarks G. Brattain Weed G Cain Field goals Bradbury 5, Weed 4, Orr; Starr 4, Duke 2, Pyle 4. Foul goals Duke. 3 Substitutions E. Druley for Brattain; Allen for Pierson. Refaree Brehm (Richmond). pniiiiiiHititniitiMHiinHiininiiMiHtiiuifmfniiitnmiiiititminifiiinHiHnmittM j RIDE A BICYCLE 1 See Our Line of New Models c 5 1 EARL J. WRIGHT f 31 S. 5th St. timtiimiiitiHTMMmiiHiiiiriiinitiiMtiiiiiiiiiitiMiiiiiniim'iiitiiiMtitimiiiiiiitiHii HEAD STUFFED BY CATARRH? USE 'A HEALING CREAM If your nostrils are clogged, your throat distressed, or your head is stuffed by nasty catarrh or a cold, apply a little pure, antiseptic, germ destroying cream into your nostrils. It penetrates through every air passage. eoothing Inflamed, swollen membranes and you get instant relief. . How good it feels. Your nostrils are) ipen. Your head 13 clear. No more hawking, snuffling, dryness or strug giing for breath. Get a email bottle of Ely's. Cream Balm from any druggisL Colds and catarrh yield like magic. Don't stay stuffed up. Relief is sure. Advertisement

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Net Carnival Holds Attracting Interest Interest of the Community Service basketball ' followers is centered on Kthe coming net carnival to be held in the Coliseum Monday night. This ia the third of its kind held so far this season and plans have been made to make thi3 one of the biggest suc cesses of the three. Tickets have been on sale during the past week by any of the players, and they may be bought at the door on the evening of the carnival for 25 cents. Many have been sold and seats have been reserved by DeMolay, Atlas and Glove representatives for their backers, so that each group of rooters will be In a certain section. Much rivalry Is expected to be shown by different backers of teams taking part. Managers of teams are requested to have them ready to play 15 minutes before scheduled playing tiine. The schedule for the carnival follows: 6:45 DeMolay vs. Panhandles (men). 7:25 Atlas Specials vs. All-Americans girls. 7:55 Atlas vs. Clerks (girls). 8:25 Veterans vs. Gloves (men). 9:05 Indianapolis Gloves vs. AllCommerpials (girls). 9:35 Teachers vs. K. of C. (men). COMMERCIAL BOWLERS ROLL ON WEDNESDAY R. and W.. King's Hats and Item teams of the Commercial Bowling league won their matches on the R. and W. alleys'Wednesday night. Scores: Bakers Player 1st 2nd 3rd 158 133 221 235 234 140 Tl. 492 402 541 533 , 605 Av. 159 134 180 178 202 Nick 169 145 Dunham 138 131 Eckler 163 157 Gardner 162 136 WDS 190 181 Handicap ... 140 140 Totals 962 890 1121 R. and W. 1st 2nd 3rd Player Tl. 511 485 523 557 467 Av. 170 165 170 170 157 Toungflesh... 182 Moss 149 Thomas .... 177 Fitz 188 Cox 167 Handicap ... 132 158 163 135 178 170 132 171 173 211 171 132 132 Totals 995 936 1010 High average: King, 202.' High score: King, 234. King's Hats Player 1st 2nd 3rd Fisher 152 165 171 B. Saffer 145 123 143 Berman 195 168 165 Schroeder ... lot 161 161 M. Saffer .... 175 206 179 Handicap ... 181 1S1 181 Tl. 488 411 528 473 560 Av. 163 137 176 158 187

. Totals 999 1004 1000 Steinharts Pla3'er 1st 2nd 3rd Tl. Av. Whitcomb ..117 14S 168 433 144 Vickers 146 157 135 438 146 Ray 154 154 154 462 154 Puckett 113 150 130 393 131 Sharp 206 153 148 507 170 Handicap ... 243 243 243 Totals 979 1009 978

High average, 187. High score: Shaffer, Sharp, 206. HI Flyers 1st 2nd 3rd Player Tl. 500 465 453 470 540 Av. 169 Shields 192 Bietry 147 Kohnle 167 Connerton .. 154 Mercurio . . . 198 Handicap ... 177 168 173 138 177 173 177 140 145 148 139 169 177 155 157 157 ISO Totals 1035 1006 Item Player 1st 2nd 918 3rd 167 155 192 175 181 128 998 Tl. 527 463 541 540 597 Av Sherer 168 Dillon 124 Hillesener .. 160 Kluesener .. 1"4 Bennett 194 Handicap ... 128 192 184 1S9 191 222 128 176 155 180 180 199 Totals..... 948 1106 High average: Kluesener, 199. High score: Bennett, 222. DIXON LGOMS STRONG IN LIBERTY TOURNEY LIBERTY, Ind., Feb. 8. One of the best games of Liberty's Invitational high school basketball tournament here next Saturday will be between Brookville and Dixon at 9 o'clock In the morning. Dixon has a strong team with Sorrel, at backguard ; Beasley, at floorguard; Kerus, center and Bishop and Gardner, forwards. Dixon has played 10 games thia season and won seven of them. Among the defeated teams are Jacksonburg, Liberty, Campbellstown, Dixon Alumni, Boston and the strong Israel township quintet, which is reputed to be the strongest team in Treble county In return games, Dixon lost to Lib erty and Boston and was defeated by Camnen in an overtime game, ii io 12. Local dopesters figure Dixon will be among those at the top in Saturday's tourney. HAVE 'EM CLEANED Ladies' and Mens Suits or Coats cleaned and pressed $1.25 THE VALET SHOPPE 710V-. Main St. Over When store QUICK RELIEF FROM CONSTIPATION Get Doctor Edwards' Olive Tablets That is the joyful cry of thousands since Dr. Edwards produced Olive Tablets, the substitute for calomel. Dr. Edwards, a practicing: physician for 17 years and calomel's old-time entmy, discovered the formula for Olive Tablets while treating patients for chronic constipation and torpid livers. Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets do not contain calomel, but a healing-, soothing' vegetable laxative. No griping is the "keynote" of these little sugrar-coated, olive-colored tablets. They cause the bowels and liver to act normally. They never force them to unnatural action.

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FIRST PRESBYTERIANS SURPRISE QUAKERS Teams of the Sunday School league of the Y. M. C. A. played their regularly scheduled games in the Y. M. C. A. gym Wednesday nignt. The surprise game of the evening was the defeat of the West Richmond Friends by the First Presbyterian team, by a 21 to 17 score. Pence and Spaulding played extra good games for the winners, while R- Bantz and Good played a good passing game for thewinners. . R. Bantz also broke up play after play, of the winners that were certain field goals if they had not been stopped. Chester lost to the First English Lutherans In the second contest, by a 16 to 6 score, in an uninteresting game. Second Presbys dropped the Grace M. E. five by a 23 to 3 count and the East Main Street Friends had little difficulty In taking a victory over the Reid Memorial five, 18 to 5. Summary: W. Richmond (17) First Presby. (21) Beeson F Phillips Good F Pence Peacock ......J...C Lane R. Bantz G. Bailey Henley G Spaulding Bantz 2, Henley, Lane 2, Pence 3. Bailey, Spaulding 2. Field goals Good, Pence 5. ' Referee Goff. Chester (6) First Eng. Berry F H.Brown F C.Brown C Alexander ....... .G Watterson G Field goals Brown 3, Luth. (16) Davenport . Foreman . . Krueger . . . Carroll R. Asbury Foreman, Krueger, Carroll 2. R. Asbury. Foul goals Krueger 6. Referee Goff. Second Presby. (23) Clark F Grace (3) Worth Homrighous .... Tucker White Clark Whaley F C Kuritar ...G..... Oompton G Field goals F. Clark 2, Whaley 5. Beam, Kuritar, Compton, Homrighous. Foul goals F. Clark, Whaley. Beam, Homrighous. Referee Goff. Reld Memorial (5) East Main (18) Frame- F It. Ewbanks White .F Powell Hunt C Evers-man Cook G W. Ewbanks Throckmorton ....G Baldwin Field goals Frame 1. R. Ewbanks 2, Eversman 2, W. Ewbanks 2. Foul goals Frame 2. Throckmorton. R. Ewbanks 2, Eversman 4. Referee Goff. WILLARD IS MATCHED WITH FLOYD JOHNSON (Bv Associated Press NEW YORK, Feb. 8 After all his vicissitudes Jess Willard is on the road to a return bout with Jack Dempsey, to whom the Kansan lost' the world's heavyweight boxing champion ship In Toledo, July 1919. Willard will meet Floyd Johnson, the 190 pound Iowa youth who has created a sensation in heavyweight circles since his debut here last fall when he began hi earnest a march towards the championship. Willard Is being permitted to meet Johnson in a 15 round, bout at the .new Yankee stadium May 12 because the bulk of the proceeds will go to the milk fund of the mayor's; committee of women, for which a charity bout annually is held under the direction of Tex Rickard. The two boxers will get $25,000 each, but, outsid9 of the milk fund, they are about the only ones who will proiiL. And all of their pay which is the minimum guaranteed, will not be net profit, as they will have heavy training expenses. Miss Jule Jenny, of Syracuse, is New York's first deputy attorney-general. ING'S LASSY LOTHES No More No Less 912 MAIN STRENGTH AND HEALTH Red Blood, Vim, Vigor, Vitality Follow This Advice South Bend, Ind. "I know of no better blood purifier and tonic than Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery. It is safe and reliable to be given to even tiny children. I believe my daughter would not be alive today had it not been for the 'Golden Medical Discovery which I gave her (a few drops at a time) when she was so frail it Eeemed she could scarcely live from one day to another. I have three children that have taken the 'Discovery' and they are all healthy and strong young people." Mrs. Marquess, 1212 S. Carroll St. As soon as you commence to take this "Discovery" you begin to feel its bracing, appetizing effect Buy it of your druggist in tablets or liquid. Advertisement. See the New Model Hupmobile Steve Worley Garage 211-213 N. W. 7th St. BILIOUSNESS SICK HEADACHE, call for a tft Tablet, to vegetable aperient) to too and atreagtheo the organ of digeetion and eliml cation. Improve, Appetite, Relieve Constipation. Get a S- Used for over mum jrmmars lour DrwjqtsJtJ Chips off -Hie Old Block tft JUNIORS LittloN? One-third the iegular dose. Mad of 6am e ingredients, then candy coated. For children and adnlts. A. G. Luken Drug Co. I

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Sportsmanship is a good thing with which to be branded. A contest was played at the Coliseum ' Wednesday night between the Phi Delta and Springfield Fiji All-Stars. One player on the floor Btood out above the others in calm attitude, heady play and generalship. He played a good, fast game and passed the ball whenever he had the opportunity. DAN ROST I Amateur ball has done nothing to the style of play of Rost, who was a Richmond high school player.last year. He plays a style of game, which is in a class by its self. BASKETBALL RESULTS Colleges Indiana, 23; Notre Dame, 3. Illinois, 20; Chicago, 18. High Schools Tech, 33; Southport, 26. West Lafayette, 26; Attica. 15. Anderson, 28; Marion, 27. Lebanon. 40; Thorntown, 22. Mooresville, 49; Whitelaud. 27. Alexandria, 30; Gas City, 6. Anderson had a close call at Marion Wednesday night, taking a decision of 28 to 27. Anderson came from behind in the last few stages of the game to win. Marion had a lead of 14 to 8 at half time The Michigan-Wisconsin net game which was to have been played at Ann Arbor, Saturday night, has been postponed until Wednesday of next week, due to the fact that the floor is to be used for the annual 'junior hop on Friday night and that the floor could not be put In shape for the game on Saturday night. Wabash college net players are out to trim Franklin Thursday night on the Franklin court. Purdue university court players are now sharpening their eyes for their important game 'with Ohio State university at Columbus Saturday night. The Buckeyes have a mean basketball combination hard to beat. Illinois dropped Chicago "U" at Champaign Wednesday night in a gruelling struggle by a 20 to 18 count. Illinois was forced to come from behind to win over the Maroons. Hank Potter turned the tide to victory for the Illini in the last few minutes of the game with two field goals, one from under the basket and the other from well out on the floor. BIG TEN STANDING " Won. Lost. Pet. Iowa . 6 Wisconsin 4 Michigan 4 Illinois .... 4 Purdue 3 Northwestern 2 Indiana 1 Chicago 1 Ohio ;.. 1 Minnesota 0 0 1 1 2 2 4 5 5 4 1.000 .800 .800 .667 .600 .333 .333 .167 .167 .000 Franklin townsmen used to be crazy about their high school idols in their high school games, but they are more than engrossed in the destinies of the Franklin college court team at the present time. All available seating

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space has been copped for the Wabash game there Thursday night. Huntington Legion dropped the Chicago Collegiate five at Huntington Wednesday night by a 33 to 16 score. Hinkle, White and Miller of Omar fame, played with the Huntington outfit. A school teacher was very much annoyed by the continued mischievousness of one of her bov. At last she exc.uiuied in exasperation, "1 wish I could be your mother for Just about one week." "Very well, I will speak to .." father about it," responded the youngster, coolly. Boston Transcript. " Technical high school of Indianapolis won its first basketball victory of the season Wednesday night from the Southport quintet, 33 " to 26. POLO ENTHUSIASTS WILL MEET SUNDAY Local polo enthusiasts will meet In the Coliseum Sunday afternoon at 1:30 o'clock to discuss organization of a four-team polo league. About 23 players are expected to attend. Richmond fans always have taken a great interest in polo, and the announcement that a league ia being considered ia expected to arouse a great deal of enthusiasm. . Among .the widely known players expected to attend the meeting Sunday are "Sox" Quigley, Lou Quigley, Harry O'Metz and Harrison Frye. Prospects for a bang-up team to represent the city are good, fans believe, and negotiations for strong foreign competition are probable. PREBLE NET TOURNEY AT EATON MARCH 10 EATON. Ohio, Feb. 8 March 10 has been fixed as the date for the annual basketball tournament for teams of the Preble county schools, which will, as in past years, be staged in Eaton, in the state armory. It is expected 11 centralized schools will participate in the tourney, which is promoted by a county athletic association, made up of heads and teachers of the county schools. F. O. Grasshoff, of Monroe township, is president of the organization. WILL MEET CHURCHMEN EATON, Ohio, Feb. 8. Eaton high school is scheduled to take on the Richmond, Ind., West Side Friends church squad here Friday night on the armory court. The Hoosier crew is said to be at the top of the heap in a church basketball league in Richmond. Phone 2397

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BURROUGHS TOPPLE -EATON EX-HI TEAM Burroughs had an easy" time of it In winning from the Eaton ex-Hi team Wednesday night, in the preliminary to the Fiji-Phi Delt fracas, by a 32 to 19 score. The visitors started out with a bang, connecting for twe field goals in tbe first minute of play, but soon after five minutes had passed, their offense began to lag and the Burroughs tied the count. The half ended 22 to 12 with the Fried?itles on the long end. Burroughs started the second half as if they meant to step way out and gain a comfortable margin, but the Eaton team fought to overcome the lead and scored twice in succession. This seemed to add zest to the Burroughs offense and they scored almost at will through the remainder of the contest. Eaton scored one more field goal in this half. Matthews Leads Attack. . Matthews led the scoring with eight field goals, but "Shorty" Thomas took honors for floor work, playing an excellent passing and dribbling game, and always being ready for a quick offensive play. . - Overholser and Benson were best for the losers, the former connecting for two field goals and one point from the free throw line, and the latter playing a good floor game Summary: Eaton Ex-Hi (19) Burroughs (32) Overholser. F. ...... .. Thomas Walton. .F Matthews Hunt........ C . Lamb Benson...., G.. Ewbanks Waters. ......... ,G. , . ........ Porter Field. goals -Overholser 2. Walton. Hunt 2, Benson, Walters 2; Thomas 2, Motthews 8, Lamb, Noland, Ewbanks, Harkins. ' . Foul goals Walton 2, Overholser; Thomas, Harkins 3. Substitutions Freed for : Walton. Walton for Hunt; Wentz for Matthews, DeFrederico for Thomas,, Noland for Lamb, Harkin3 for Ewbanks, Taylor for Porter. " Refere Bookout (Earlham). SPECIAL SALE Brazil Tires ......... .$2.00 ELMER S. SMITH 426 Main St. iiiiiiiMiiiiiitiiintiimiiimntiiiHiiuiitiNiHiiHitiiiiUHiHiittiii;iftiiiiHiuaiiiuit) 1 Before Buying See Our Stock of Ranger and Indian Bicycles f 1 A large stock of fresh Bicycle Tires 1 I MEYERS & KEMPER ! I 405 Main St. SiiiiiiniHiiiHiiiimiiiiuuiiiiiHnniiiiiiiiiniiiniiiHniiiiiimnniniHiiiiiiiiiiiiniiir IF SKIN BREAKS OUT AND ITCHES APPLY SULPHUR Just the moment you apply menthoSulphur to an itching, burning or broken-out skin, the itching stops anti healing begins, says a noted skin specialist. This sluphur preparation, made into a pleasant cold cream, gives such a quick relief, even to fiery eczema, that nothing has ever been found to take its place. Because of its germ destroying prop erties, it quickly subdues the itching, cools the irritation and heals the eczema right up, leaving a clear, smooth skin in place of ugly eruptions, rash, pimples or roughness. You do not have to wait for improvement. It quickly shows. You can get a little jar of Rowles MenthoSulphur at any drug store. Advertisement. AT FRED'S All Wool Suits and Overcoats $18.00 to $35.00 Rheumatism LEAVES YOU FOREVER Drep Seated Vrlc Arid I)epnin rr Dissolved nnd the Rheumatic Foloi Starts to l.rnve the System Within Twenty-four Hoars. Every Druggist In this county is authorized to FHy to every rheumatic sufferer that if a full pint bottle. o AUenrhu, the aure conqueror of rheumatism, does not show the way to stop the agony, reduce swollen joints and do away with even the slightest twinge of rheumatic pain, ne will gladly return your money without comment. Allenrhu has been tried and tested for years, and really marvelous results have been accomplished in the most severe cases where the suffering and agony was intense and piteous and where th patient was helpless. Mr. James H. Allen, of Rochester, X. Y., the discoverer of Allenrhu. who for many years suffered the torments ot acute rheumatism, desires all sufferers to know that he does not want a cent of anyone's money unless Allenrhu decisively conquers this worst of all diseases, and he has instructed druggists to guarantee it as above in every Intstanre. A. O. Luken Drug Co. can supi ply you. Advertisement. PJo More Constipation or Blotchy SMn Want a dear, healthy complexioJa, regular bowels, and a . . nrfw-timrVinff liver? V7 All easy to ob- AriTELtVe tain If you taKe VHH I Little Liver yfl kf edy. For headache, cizziness, upeei stomach and despondency, they barf noequaL Purely vegetable. Small PUS Small Dese Small Pricf

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