The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-01-26
QuIClEY DRIVES
BALL INTO CAGE
IN GREAT STYLE
Abel Breaks Up Passing Of
Fahrner and Fletcher
O'Mek1 Handles Stops
Without Making Boobies.

Smokes. 6: Quigleys. I.
While Muncle showed improved
form over the douhle-header hero Now
Years day, the game last night was
not 4 clean-out ~ It should have been.
which gave tho victory to the Seeders
by the SCORE Of 8 to I. The ability OF
ouiSley to hit the cage was the big
feature,
The defense Of tho seeders was also
an important item. the work OF Abel
atandtnR out. Ernie was all over the
floor right from the beginning. and the
way no broke up the plays Of Fahrner
and Fletcher, speedy visiting rushers,
w~a good to look upon. Time after
time he stopped both Of them and took
the ball to within q few yards Of the
v.sttora' goal and feed it to tho local
ruahera.
O'Msta also showed some clever
stun. being called upon frequently to
leave his cage and 20 out and block
the speedy Fahrnsr. Not once did he
TAIL.
Fletcher and Contn were perhaps
the two stars for the visitors. and
worked their hardest all through the
GAms. the flrst named giving Evans
no end OF trouble. while Coffin. the
yuungutsr drafted from the ranks OF
the Munois city league, played . stel.
lar game oil the way through. especial.
" Ia the last period. when he played
the defsnss alone owing to the blow
Ing Of Edtnxton's "cork."
oulaley starts Fast.
Quigley started the scoring shortly
after the beginning OF the game when
no came from behind the cage, hooking
the pill over Coffin's outstretched foot
and mailing one In the corner. Win
nin6 the next rush. he carried the ball
to within five yards Of Poland and
landed the ball behind the Muncie
guardian for the second score in four
seconds. Not content with this Lou
scored again before the period was
over. making the Seedes' total three
to Munc1es' nothing.
Tho second period was a game OF
horse" every player riding his op-
ponent. The third period was perhaps
the best Of the game, Quigley scoring
twice. The first was on an assist from
FRY, who made the last count for the
A. q. M. Fletcher scored from Muncie
when he and Fahrner got past the de-
'ense. Fletcher hooked it behind
o'Metx when he jumped for l ahrner.
The Muncie team was entertained
by the Entire Nous club after the game.
eayer Gets Trial.
The Smokes Quigley game was full
Of pep from the beginning to the last
with both teams passing the ball back
and forth, playing the game as it
should be played. George Bayer start
ed for the Smokes, playing one period.
and giving a good account Of himself
It was tho longest workout this play
or has enjoyed 80 far this season, and
he helped the Smokes attack consid-
erably, making the first score of the
game when he got Snaveley alone and
tossed one behind this good goal guar
dian. Red Marine worked out at first
rush for the Quigleys, and while max
ing but one goal was a great help to
his team. passing the ball with telling
effect Red made the last rally Of the
game, when he scooped beauty be-
hind Geyer on a hard driven ball by
Reid. Dink Minor had nice little golf
game all by his lonesome in the sec
ond period when he placed the pill up
on the tee and landed one way up IN
the rafters.
The Smokes really won the game In
the first and second periods, when they
totaled four, Bayer and Clark scoring
in the first. and Geyer and Costing in
the second. Reid, Haughton, Minor
and Marine scored for the PHARMACISTS
In the last period, while Clark and
Shallenberg were doing likewise for
the Smokes.
Expert botanists hove foud that the
age of trees can be told By the leaf
markings, the older the tree the small
or and more numerous its leaf cells