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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-11-23
4 EARLHAM VETS
PLAY FINAL GAME

When the Earlham football team
takes the Reid Field sod for the game
with Wilmington Saturday. four Earl
ham gridders-Captain Leland Calvert,
Eden Mills, Clyde Little and Janney
Hutton-will be entering their last
football contest under Quaker colors.
The four-representing the best ath-
letic talent in the school-are Seniors
and will graduate in June. Calvert,
Mills and Little are also baseball and
track men.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-11-23
PLAN HOME FOR AGED

Members Of Richmond Council, No.
1856, Knights and Ladies Of Security,
have received data concerning the ap-
pointment Of commission to plan q
home of aged and infirm lodge men,
bers and an orphans asylum The
plan calls for a cooperative farm, and
a fund of $250.O00 will be raised
There are A members in Richmond
council
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-11-23
DON'T SUFFER
WITH NEURALGIA
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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-11-23
AUMANN is BURNED

SHELBYVILLE, Ind, Nov. 23.-Ed
ward Aumann was severely burned
when a gasoline torch which was near
him exploded and burning gasoline
was thrown over his hands and cloth
ing.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-11-23
''A1C0S ANNEX THREE
Natcos, 8; Book-keeps, o.

Scores Of 1862. $50 and 145 donated
by one Jack Falk, Of the Natco crowd,
upset the Book-keeps in their three
game defeat at the hands of the Tool
makers, in the "Y" bill at the assoc
iation alleys. The Bookkeeps. includ-
ing Kap Klute, were way off form and
had a stack of trouble in locating the
alleys. Falk easily led the winning
team. Klute wasn't as bad as the rest
of the Book-keeps. The scores:
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-04-12
MARSHALLITES GAVE SPIDERS
HARD TUSSLE FOR 5 TO 4 WIN
High School Light Jol Was Fussilade of Hits and
Bang Ball About Westhampton-Spide Prepare
For Contest This Afternoon With Wilamsburgers.

In their half OF the fourth the High
School connected with Jollfff for q
series OF hits netting them three runs
The game. as a whole. was a fast
snappy encounter from start to finish
Coach Dobson Is very much en-
couraged with the showing Jolliff has
made this season. and especially the
excellent game he pitched against the
Wake Forest team on the Southern
trip allowing these renowned batters
but four scattered hits
This afternoon at 2:15 the Spiders
will cross bats with the william and
Mary Indians, and from all previous
showings and dopings. 1t will prove
one OF the most exciting games local
fans will have an opportunity to see
in college baseball this season, Cox
will he the mound artist for the
Spiders, while either Craven or Blank
enship will do the receiving The left
field position will be occupied by either
Northern or Broaddus.
The regular team will be in the
field, Garnett will do the hurting for
the Indians and from this lads past
record the battle will be royal fight
for supremacy between he and Cox.
The tabuIated score:
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-04-12
Especial to The Richnond virginian.)

Especial to The Richmond virginian)
Charlottesville. Va. April 1l.-~On
April 30, on Lambeth Field. the an
nual State Interscholastic Track meet
will be held under the management Of
the General Athletic Association. This
meet, the third one of its kind. will de-
eide the track and field championship
of the contestingz preparatory and
high schools of this State, All high
schools and others of preparatory
character are eligible to enter the meet
provided that their athletic standard
agrees with the regulations OF the
league and their name be entered by
April Is.
Already over a hundred schools have
signed up. including the largest
schools OF the State. There will be no
elimination contest previous to the
meet here. All athletes will gather at
the university on the above date, and
the events will be held during the en-
tire day. The following 10 the list
OF events:
One hundred yard dash, 22o-yard
dash. 440-yard run. SS0-yard run, one
mile run, 220-yard low hurdles. high
jump. broad jump. pole vault. L.
pound shotput. l2-pound hammer
throw, discus throw, javelin throw.
mile relay race for state champion
ship flour men to run).
silver cup will be given to the
school winning the meet, silver cup
will also go to the contestant winning
the greatest number of points, four In
dividual cups to members of team
winning relay race, and medals will
be given to the individual winners of
first and second places, respectively.
The school making the largest number
of points win b declared and rscog-
nized as the champion OF the State.
Official entry blanks and any special
information desired will be sent on
application to e. e. Neff. manager Of
Virginia track team.
Judging from the number Ct schools
that have indicated a desire to enter
this contest. there will be several hun
dred athletes here. All contestants
will be considered guests Of the Cen
erai Athletic Association Of the uni
versity. and be Quartered in the va
rious fraternity and boarding houses.
Comfortable dressing facilities will be
provided.
This championship contest was or
iginated and IL being fostered by the
Virginia High School Literary and
Athletic League. This IL the third
year of It's existence. Last year the
meet was q great success. A lars o
number Of schools of the State took
a deep interest. and sent contestants
here to participate in the various
events. Professor Maphis, who IL at
the head of the league and has been
the moving spirit in its organization
and success, announced a few days
ago that already more than five times
as many schools had entered this year
than last
This athletic contest was organized
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-04-12
MACK PUT TABOO ON
SPRING transforming

Philadelphia, April 1l.--Connie
Mack returned from the South very
much disappointed over the showing
OF his players. The manager OF the
Athletics said today that never again
would the Athletics embark on a
transforming trip through the spring
season.
Next year Mack will take his play
ers to the training camp about the
middle OF March and keep them there
until the day before the opening Of
the regular season. He thinks the
players can do more at the camp
than In meeting minor league teams
and college clubs in the South.
Mack's players are not in the best
Of condition to start the American
League race. The tall leader has not
decided on the makeup of his team,
and II will be several weeks before
he shapes 1t up. This is sure to give
him a poor start In the American
League race: but Mack declared that
he intended to stick TO his task and
night his battle until he had won II.
1t In almost certain that Joe Bush,
who In in better condition than any
of the other pitchers. will be on the
mound against the Red Sox In the
opening game. Crowell. Majors and
Meyers are also In pretty good shape.
The others need a lot OF work, and
1t Ia a question how many of them
will make good. Wyckoff and Bres-
sier will renal in the South until
they get into condition.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-04-12
CORNELL BEATEN
AGAIN BY 3 To z
Orange ana Blue Registers sixth Con-
@ecutive Win of 1915
Season.

Charlottesville. Va, April l1.-Vir-
ginia again defeated Cornell today, 3
70 2. and incidentally registered her
sixth successive victory of the season
"Bilr' Rixey, who defeated South
Carolina last week, was on the mound
for the Orange and Blue and pitched
a steady game. not issuing a single
pass.
He was given brilliant support, two
fast double plays pulling him out OF
difficult holes:
Thurman starred at first. accepting
seventeen chances without an error
Charlie White. brother of Captain
white. who Is Just out of the hospital
made the only extra base hit of the
game. a double. .'--'-
Score by innings r. Fl. F.
Cornell ...... 200 600 101--2 2
Virginia -. .....l00 101 00"-S 6 2
Batteries-sutterby, Olsen and Clary.
Rixey and Gwsthmey.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-04-12
Next Game.
John Marshall VS.. Academy.

In a hard-fought contest, Richmond
Academy triumphed over Benedictine
College yesterday afternoon at Broad
Street Park by the score OF to s.
The game was anybody's until after
two men were out in the ninth inning.
Academy then broke the tie, 6-s. and
scored another counter. The surprise
Of the day was the fight that Bene-
dictine put up against their opponents
Had II not been for a bad start, the
Catholics would probably have won
the contest
Joe Wood, who pitched for Bene-
dictine, held Academy fast through
out seven innings. 1t was only in the
first and ninth frames that he was
scored on by the Academians. Monk"
Brown let up in the second and third
innings and allowed the Cadets to
score six runs.
The features OF the game was the
fielding OF Meyers, of Benedictine. and
the batting OF Mooers, of Academy.
Score by innings: r. H F.
Academy 900 900 000-7 I
Benedictine ..033 900 000--6 II .
Batteries; Academy-Brown and
Spencer Benedictine--Wood and
Shall.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-04-12
SPIDERS WILL PLAY
INDIANS EARLY TODAY

The first local game of the champion
ship series OF the Eastern Virginia As
ISOLATION for the season of 1916 will
be staged this afternoon at Broad
street Park at ais o'clock with the
Spiders and the william and Mary In
dams in a death srapple to cop the
game and get away to flying start.
The early staring hour is due TO the
fact that the visitors will have to
catch a train late that afternoon.
Even though this Ia the opener for
the Spiders, 1t will also be one of the
most important games on their whole
championship schedule. The Indians
were champions Of the league last
year and from all reports are out to
win the gonfaion again this season,
Big Chief" Garnett has been going
like a big Lacquer all along and has
been moving down the opposing bat
ters like a whirlwind.
Cox will carry the hopes OF the
Spiders on the mound with Blanken-
ship catching.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-04-12
FULLENDICH WILL BE
VIRCINIANS' SECOND
BASEMAN FOR SEASON
Marty Nye Slated To Be Detroit Tiger Secured
By Hughey Jennings From Canadian League-Batted
More Than 300 Last New York Infelder
Coming Too-Kaiser To Suppant Clemens In Left.

probability take Marty Nye's
place at the second pivot.
ShockeT, whom Manager Smith
eDdcavored 10 secure from Man
ager Bill Donovan. of the New
York Yankees during the train
ing period, will also come to
Richmond, according To informa-
ton given to the Virgtnian rep
resentahve tonight. Shocker In
a pitcher,
Manager Smith says he expects
TO secure several more major
leaguers after the opening games
In the big leagues. He has strings
tied TO several likely looking
youngsters In the majors.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-04-12

In the hottest game seen on Stadium
field this year the Spiders yesterday
squeezed out a victory over the John
Marshall High School nine by the
score Of s TO 4.
In the Spiders half of that inning
Miller went out to Pendleton; Lggan
received free pass; Cox hit for
home run; Carter a single: Northern
hit for two bases, scoring Carter; Pitt
went out at first, advancing Northern
to third: Clements swated out the Sec
ond home run of the inning. After
this Woodward frightened up and with
Craven on second, Joliff went out to
first.
At this early stage of the game the
Spiders seemed to have a waik-over,
but the little nine got together and
put an end to their wild hitting rally.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-04-12
?. II. S. Has Long
Baseball Schedule

Portsmouth. Va. April 11.-Man-
ager e. L. Hutchins. of the Ports
mouth High School baseball team has
arranged the following schedule for
the 1915 season. II consists of six-
teen games. seven at homo and nine
abroad.
April 13-P. H s. at Suffolk.
April 17-P. H. s., at St Helena.
April 20-P. Fl. g., at Maury.
April "a tmorning)-P. H G., at
Newport News
April 2s--P. II. c.. at Drivers
May Deep Creek at p. II. 8.
May 5-Newport News High at p.
II. 6.
May s--P. Fl. g.. at williamsburg.
May 12--Suffolk High School at p.
III. 8.
May 12-P. H g.. at Hampton.
May 15-Drivers High School al
p. III. 8.
May ls--P. II. g.. at Deep Creek.
May 23-Old Point College, at p.
II. g.
May 26--P. Fl. g., at Old Point.
May 2s--Maury High School, at p.
Fl. s.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-04-12
Especial to The Richmond virginian. }
BY ERNEST POLLARD.


by ERNEST POLLARD.
Rocky Mount, N. c., April H.
Taking advantage of every oppor-
tunity and welding their biudgeons
with telling effect, the virginians
easily defeated Rocky Mount here to-
day, the count being z to 3. Although
the Tarheels fought with the saline
gameness that characterized the ex-
hibitions of last years championship
aggregation, their efforts to send the
Richmonders away with defeat
hanging over their heads proved
futile. Ray Ryan sent sixteen men
against the Virginians. but even this
number failed to prove sufficient to
stop their run-getting.
Richmond started the run-getting
in the opening stanza, registering q
trio. while In the following frame
they again got to the henders of Pope,
the Hornet County blizzard. and sue
ceeded in garnering two more, One
more was sent across in the fourth
but after this the scoring, as far as
Richmond was concerned. stopped
until the closing frame.
Fom-Base Whit.
Rocky Mounts first counters came
In the fifth. when McClelland caught
one of Gleason's benders driving 1t
over right field fence. sending a rum
ner In ahead OF him. The home teams
last run came in the ninth. Although
the Virginians got men on hassocks
in almost every frame the necessary
timely wailop was not forthcoming in
four of the frames. In the second in
ming with three men on bases Arragon
drove one over the right field wall for
apparently safe wallop, but the UNI
pire ruled otherwise. and then pro-
ceeded to pop up. Both Dolly Gray
and Clarence Berger faced the Rich
mond hurlers, but failed to contribute
any of their famous wallops. both be-
ing held hitless.
Keiliher Is Star.
Ke1liher was the hitting star of the
game. walloping the glohule for a
double and two singles. Captain Nc
Dermott also came through with two
neat bingles at critical moments
driving in three of the runs.
McClelland registered circuit swat
and single, Manager Smith sent
Gleason and Ross AGAINST the local
club, and during most OF the game
both had the home boys practically
eating out of their hands. Gleason
yielded a trio of safeties. while Ross
held them TO one in four frames.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-04-12

Washington, April 11.--Walter
Johnson will pitch the opening game
in New York tomorrow afternoon.
This Is merely reitcration of the
official announcement made Sunday.
Walter, unlike the other members
of the squad. did not put in an APP
pearance this morning in the ball
park. He did not take any sort OF
exercise, in order to be on edge for
the game tomorrow
That the Nationals star is ready
was demonstrated yesterday, when he
pitched hitless bali against the Phil
lies for three innings without resort
ing to n curve, Johnson, with the
rest of the team. left here this after
noon at sos O'Clock for New York,
The question whether Ray Morgan
will appear in the opening game to-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-04-12

5pecia1 to The Richmond Virginian.
Rocky Mount. N. C., April Ii
Manager Smith of the Richmond
yirgtnians announced tonight
tlaat Clemens, who has been play
ing regularly In left field for the
Richmond Ints. viii be sappiant-
- By Al Kaiser, of Cincinnati.
Clemens has not been showing
much hitting ability this year, his
hatt&ng eye having gone back ON
him. Kaiser, although not haE-
Ing been given many opportuni-
15en. can hit consistently and Man
necr smith viii give him a chance
t0 uaeke good.
ManAger Smith announced also
f7ane second Haseman F'uiiendich,
u1nO was secured by Hughey Jen-
n1ngs, Of the Detroit Tigers, from
the Canadian League and who
ha&1eG more than 800 I'm that
I <lrrttt last season. will Come To
Nefchnond In few days. He
- that EnIies1dich will Ira aIl
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-04-12

morrow will not be decided until just
before the game. Morgan took his
usual work out at the park this morn
ing, but did not take part in the game
which the Yanigans and Regulars
played, Sawyer taking his place at
second. The swelling and pain In
his thumb, resulting from being hit
by pitched ball by McQuillen while
at bat, have disappeared. but 1t will
not be definitely determined whether
he will play until he has warmed up
in the preliminary practice before the
game
II Morgon is not ready Carl Saw
yer will fill his shoes temporarily.
Sawyer is playing good ball, but II
will be regretted If Morgan Is kept
out OF the lineup, as he has BEN
playing brilliantly for the past ten
days --
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-04-12
TRACK MEET AT UNIVERSITY
TO BE INTERESTING AFFAIR
High Schools of State Will Enter Teams In Contests April
2O-Many Entries Being Received BY University
Authorities-List of Entries Now Known.

in conjunction with the literary con-
test which is also under the auspices
of the Virginia Literary and Athletic
League. The purpose Is TO organize
the literary and athletic activities of
the State with the university at theif
head. and place the university. as the
capstone of the public educational
system of the State. In - closer ne
1at1on with the secondary schools CO.
operating with them in as full and
helpful a way as possible.
The activities OF the Virginia High
School Literary and Athletic League
are directed by council composed of
students of the university and headed
by Professor Maphis.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-04-12
BROOKLYN 10 Have Fight.

Perhaps the most interesting battle
OF the bunch wiz be that in Brooklyn.
where honest to goodness psnnant
clash Stsllings has his
Braves ready for q quick Jump for
ward. He has plugged the hols at first
hase left by the retirement OF Butch
schmidt by getting Big Ed Konetchy
from the Pittsburg Feds, Konetchy.
a heavier hitter than Schmidt. is Just
about as capable IN other ways. When
Ball James caved in last year and.
therefore, broke up the great trio,
Dick Rudolph and George Tyler had
a burden they couldn't carry. Young
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-04-12
College Ganse..

Wednesday. April 12-Trinity. at
South Carolina; Wofford, at Elon; Cit
adel, at Clemson; Georgia, at Alabama
Thursday. April 13-Trinity- David
son Statesville. Wake Forest. at South
Carolina: George, at Alabama; v. p.
l., at Clemson.
Friday. April 14-Trinlty at David
son. Wofford at A. and NJ: Wake For
est. at South Carolina; " p. T., at
Clemson: Auburn. at Georgia Tech:
Georgia, at Miss. Aggies
Saturday. April 15--Trinity Guilford-
High Point. Wake Forest, at Elon: A.
and M. at Durham League; Maryland,
at Davidson; Auburn. at Georgia Tech. !;
Georgia. at Miss. AKxis: wonord. at
South Carolina.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-04-12
DIR. Milton at ST. Andrews.

Rev. DR.. w. II. Milton. OF Whining
ton. y. c., who Is preaching the mid
day Lenten sermons IN st. paurs will
preach at the evening service In St.
Andrews Episcopal Church at s
o'clock tonight.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-04-12
VIRGINIANS DEFEAT RAY
RYANS CHAMP 7-3 AND
LEAVE FOR HOPEWEL
Sixteen Men Fail To Get In Lead of Billy Smiths
son Pitches Well, But McClelland Caught One OF HIS
Blenders Edge and Slammed Out Homer.

Ryan sent three hurlers against tne
visitors. The virginians leave tomor-
row morning for Hopewell, "nere
they play the Wizards in the AFTER,
noon. HUMPHREYS and Rhoades VIII
work for Richmond.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-04-12
John Marshall High srhooi.

Summary: Two-base hits--Sales,
Northern. Pitt, Home runs-Cox,
Clements. Hits-Off JOHN, 10; off
woodward, 8. Bases on balls--Jolliff,
2: woodward. 8. Stolen bases-Sales,
Stumpf Northern. Struck out--By
Jolliff. 8; by woodward, 8. Hit by
pitched ball-Leggan, Clements. wild
pitch, Joliff. Time OF game: 2:40
I'm pire-Wood
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-04-12
Rocky Mount Cornell Again Loses Play Today Other Sports
RACES IN MAJOR LEAGUES START
]. TODAY WITH championship GAMES;
N CHANCESMAKEO OUTCOME DOUBTFUL

Gives Way To Action This Afternoon On Diamonds
Of Eight -virgnian's Expert Says There Will Be
Mighty Close Races This season-No Reason Why Pres
emit Season Will Not Prove Greatest of Game-People
Glad War Is over-Walter Johnson Faces Home Run
Baker This Afternoon