The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-02-03
lPOl 10
Western League Standing.

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Clubs. Played w. l.. Pet.
Marion :. -. 40 81 . .55l
Richmond 80 81 % $40
Muncie 80 25 25 500
Anderson so "a 26 .4SO
Elwood !. 50 % 27 .48O
indianapolis 40 % q .449
The Indianapolis Journal gives
such a good an account of the game
last night that we reprint 1t;
e'The Quakers made their usual
lightning finish last night and won
bv score of 3 to /, after losing one
tally on fouls. McGilvray's mel
fought valiantly TO tie the score ii
the closing period, but the effort was
too much for them and they had to
be content with the small end of the
score.
.1All credit should be given to Jes-
sup s players for the well earned vie
tory. Indianapolis was one goal 10
the good at the opening of the Third
period. Richmond had lost her only
goal on three fouls The visitors
PLAYED in hard luck in one instance.
Bone Gagged a pretty goal while skat-
inc at full speed only to have il
strike the net and rebound onto the
surface McGilvray captured the
sphere and carried it down the floor
to the Quaker camp. The Indian
captain sent a flying pass to Pierce
and the latter Gagged the ball during a
scrimmage in front Of the goal. This
was the first and only tally scored by
/ the Indianapolis team.
"Referee Moran was at fault in
one instance. Near the close of the
second period Goal Tender Jessup, of
the Quakers, deliberately left his cage
and showed Dicky Pierce to the floor
/ lust as the Indian second rush was
! in the act Of driving for the cage.
The referee did not penalize Captain
Jessup for this trick He blew his
| whistle. but stated to the official
scorer that he did this upon the re
Guest Of Bone, who claimed that he
had been struck in the shoulder by
/ the ball and disabled for the time be-
ING. He played juast as swiftly,
+ however, after he received the INJURY
as he did before.
/ Bone registered the first marker II
3.32 in the first period. This was
short drive, and was made while
Way was blocking Cunningham. The
second tally was for Indianapolis and
was Gagged in 40 by Pierce, the lat
ter taking the pass from McGilvray
Bone won the rush in the second per-
iod, but neither side scored. At this
point the electric arc lights in the
Auditorium went out and the rlnl
was in total darkness for a few mo-
ments. Cunningham hung the mex
tally at the start of the third perloe
in 11.23, taking a swift pass from
Bone and caging the ball on a nea
hook. Bone tabled the next one II
1: A on a long drive from the cen
ter. The final score of the game wa
Gagged by Mansfield in lilo, the latte
scooping the ball past Bannon dur
ing a scrimmage.
Lineup and summary:
indianapolis. Position. Richmond.
McGilvray,
Pierce -. First rush 1880. Bon
Pierce, Cunningham,
McGilvray Second rush. Haughto
Mansfield,
Murtaugh =. Center cunningham
Way,
Coggashall Half back :. .Dohert
Bannon .... Goal ;. .Jessu
First Period
Rush. Time.
Bone Gagged by Bone ........3 2
Bone Gagged by Pierce .......7: i
Second Period
Third Period
Bone Gagged by Cunningham II 2
Bone Gagged by Bone $3.50. l 4
Bone Gagged by Mansfield -. / i
Bone.
Score Richmond, 3; Indianapoli:
/. Stops %; Jessup, 81
Fouls Mansfield (2), Doherty, Nun
laugh. Goal lost on fouls Richmond
j. Attendance-1,1 100. Referee Nc
. ran.
Elwood took a game from Andel