The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-01-22
CREEKS DEFEAT
QUIGLEY BUNCH
FOR THIRD WIN
Seeders Nose Out Smokes by
Single Point-Teams Play
Listless Polo-Iky Haugh-
ton Stars.
POLO STANDING.
Last Nights Results.

Greeks. 4: Quigleys. 3.
A. s. NJ, 1; Smokes. 0.
One good and one fair game was
played in the Richmond Polo league
last night. the Greeks taking the QuiS-
leys by the score Of 4 to 3, and the
A. S. NJ five taking the 1-to-0 affair
from the smokes.
An her bumper crowd was on hand
to cheer the favorites, but the boys
seemed to have a tired spell and the
games We're not as full OF pepper as
previous ones. The Quigleys probably
showed more pep than any OF the 9th
ers, playing a fast and desperate game
from the first tap Of the gong. and
keeping it up until the last. Their
playing. however, did not bring the
results, and they were forced to take
the short end OF the count, mainly
through the exhibition OF goal tending
shown by Lancaster, who showed to
better advantage than at any time
this season. Hank was there last ev-
ening and booted them out in regular
style ky Haughton was the big man
for the Pharmacists, playing his best
game of the season, and probably one
of the best games he has ever shown
on the local floor Minor was also in
good form. blocking several plays at
his goal with skill. Dink also made a
beautiful drive from the center of
the floor, which got by Hank for =
goal.
Greeks Score First. -
The Greeks were the first to score,
Allison and Bulla taking the pill the
length of the floor, passing back and
forth, Allison scooping it. in on per-
feet assist by Lefty. Bulla landed an
other fifty second later. Shortly after
this he shot another in the netting
only to have it roll out. Allison re-
heated the stunt a short time later.
making the second in-and-out of the
period In the second period Haugn-
ton drove back of the goal. the bail
hitting Fetzer and bounding into the
Greeks net for the Quigley's first
count. Minor got the ball in front II
the Greeks goal and shot from the
center of the floor. making the two,
thirty second later. The Greeks came
to life again in the third period and
put the game on ice. Allison scored
first. only to have Haughton tie 1t up
three minutes later. Shortly after,
Lefty landed another behind Snaveley,
only to have it roll out, Allison scoop
ing it in again. giving the Greeks their
third win over the Pharmacists.
Defense Shows Well.
The stonewall defense of the Smokes
came to naught in their game with the
Seeders, who won with a solitary goa.
that being Gagged by Quigley just be
for the end of the first period. 1t was
well for the Seeders that they made
this one, because if they hadn't they
probably would have been playing yet
as they did not get within scoring dis
lance many times during the remain
der of the game. ....,.
All the Smokes needed was some
one to make them goal or two, as the
defense more than handled its end o.
the game Earl Crabb played nice
game at handling the Smokes rusher:
with apparent ease, breaking up thei1
plays right and left. Crabb doesn'
use his skates much, but manages t.
get in front of the rushers in time t
block attempts at goals. Fry played
a nice floor game, but with Oestint
playing all over Quigley his work wa
not as effective as it should have been