The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-01-02
POLO RESULTS.
Greeks. 3: Quigleys. 1.
A. s. NJ, 7; Muncie, 4.
EVENING.
Greeks, s: Smokes, 2.
A. 8. NJ. 8; Muncie. ?.

The A. s. M. five got sweet revenge
yesterday when it toyed with the re
puted Muncie team and won both
games. Muncie showed nothing tC
warrant any reputation except in the
last period Of the afternoon game
when they took sudden squirt and
outplayed the Seeders and threatened
to snatch a victory. Newton a former
local lad was shifted into the visitors
lineup in place of Fahrner in the third
period who short time later took the
place Of Fletcher who was hurt when
he ran afoul of the cage.
The latter pair seemed to work to-
eether far better than the first com
bination. Newton laying on the ball
with terrific force. Edgington the
visitors center who is reputed as be-
ing the class of the centers playing in
the West proved a fizzle, Walt Evans
playing circles around. about and
above him. About the only thing
Edgy showed was a rifle like shot at
the goal when he was fortunate
enough to get a smack at the ball
Team Works Well.
For the Seeders Lou Quigley put up
by far the best game he has shown
up to date shooting goal after goal
Nith dPpulCllL cdSC. LOU Is uOL
of floor worker but when once he
gets hold of the ball the goal tender
is almost sure of getting a stop. Fry
also played better than usual feeding
to Lou regularly and also managing
to find time to slip a couple in on his
own account, while Link Williams and
O'Metz put up an impregnable de-
tense.
Although Wayne Fahrner did not do
the scoring that was expected of him
he showed that he is no SLOUGH at the
game. He was a marked man from
the beginning and proved a good little
pony for Evans. who rode him around
the floor in manner good to see.
Fahrner when he did get loose was
there" and went down the floor like
chained lightning passing the local
defense as if they were standing still
but he always had O'Metz to contend
with which is no easy task for any
.one to get by. Fahrner was the star
for the visitors.
seeders Annex Second.
The SeederS started the afternoon
game in a business-like manner Quig-
Fey shooting one in the corner short
~ after the game had begun Fetch
PER for Muncie evened the count a short
time later while Fry put his team one
to the good juse before the period
ended
The evening game was a good game
but because of the accuracy Of Quig-
ey and Evans in hitting the goal the
,Seeders Won Between the two of
Them they made all the goals for their
Team Lou leading with five while Walt
got three. The second period was the
best played only one goal being made
that by Evans from a pretty shot from
fhe center Of the floor The locals
made three in the first period while !
fhe visitors made nothing and in the |
Third Lou and Walt came back and
shot 4 while Fahrner and Edgingtou
blade one apiece.
Greeks Win Both.
In the exhibition games the Greeks
look the Quigleys and Smokes into
tamp with ease beating the Druggists
IN the afternoon by the score Of 8 to 1
fnd the Smokes in the evening to 2.
In the afternoon game with the
Quigleys perhaps it would be enough
paid to say that the Greeks with the
best team work shown SO far played
4 II around the Pharmacists who would