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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-10-30

All but nine States in the Union
have already surpassed the total mum
Der of motor vehicles for the entire
year of 1919.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-10-30
RlCHARDS-CAL GO
SCHEDULED FOR NOV g

DAYTON. O., Oct. 30.-"Blockie"
Richards, the Jack Dempsey Of the
light-weights, local favorite. is training
faithfully for his 12-rOund bout with
frankie Callahan of Columbus, Tom
Jones' championship aspirant. Sched-
uled for the night Of Nov. s, 1920. The
Miami A. c. have arranged to stage
this show in the Lakeside Park Ganc'
ing hall. which can hold crowd OF
3 600, but according to the advance
sale of tickets, will she packed to
capacity.
1t will be recalled that about six
weeks ago, Callahan succeeded in gain
ing a referees decision over BlOckic
in the ninth round of a hOtly contest
ed bout in Columbus, the referee
claiming Blockie fouled the Columbus
scrapper and there now exists much
feeling between these two corners and
their scrap to settle this grudge should
be worth going miles to see.
Much Callahan money is making its
appearance. but is being gobbled up
by local fans on even money bets. The
"Blockie Richards-F frankie Callahan"
bout will top an all star card in which
Young Webb and Tommy Carter will
battle 10 rounds for the city welter
weight championship and Keefe Maley
and Young Roadway will battle six
rounds for the city middle-weight
championship.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-10-30
Hold Kydroplane Races
For Carl Fisher Trophy
In Florida and Ne.u York
(By Associated Press)

NEW YORK, Oct. 30.-The second
and third hydroplane races for the
Carl Fisher trophy will be held this
winter and next summer at Miami,
Fla, and Buffalo, N. Y, respectively
it was decided by the American power
boat association which ended its annu-
al meeting here last night. The first
race was held in Detroit last summer.
Albert l.. JudSOn, who was rc-elcct-
ed president of the organization pre-
dictcd that Il motor boat will soon be
built that will make 100 miles per
hour. Within the last six years, he
said the speed had been developed
from 81 to Is miles.
In order to encourage racing con-
tests among members an additional
$4,000 gold cup has been offered by
Mr.. Fisher and Gar Wood. the latter
of whom won the IIarmsworth race in
England last summer with his Miss
America
Other Officers elected for the ensu-
ing year include George o. Cruscn, of
Philadelphia, secretary; A. J. Utz of
Buffalo, treasurer; Fred r. Still of
Detroit, measurcr; Harry Sampson of
New York timer; F. w. IIorenburger,
Of New York, surveyor.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-10-30
Richmond Football Squad
Meets Louisville Saturday;
Lineup Remains UNCHANGED

Coach Null and the members of the
high school football squad boarded the
train for Louisville Saturday morning
with high hopes of holding the strong
Louisville team to a close and hard
fought game. The lineup of the Red
and White is to be the same that has
faced the starter in the past two
contests,
Captain Zuttermeister at quarter
pack, Clark, right end, Davis, right
tackle, Jennings. right guard, Mattox,
center. McMahan. right guard, Greene,
left tackle, Mulligan, left end. Low.
man. right half, Schumacher, lett half,
Loehr, fullback
The team has worked hard during
the past week putting in the hardest
Hicks OF the season in preparation for
this game. They will undoubtedly put
up the greatest battle of their career.
Next Friday afternoon the long-l look
ed for game of the season for the high
school gridders will be forthcoming
when Newcastle invades the local
camp. This game is always bitterly
contested and although defeated by
the star Rose City team last year, the
locals are hopeful and determined to
take the scalp Of the visitors next
Friday.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-10-30
DECISIVE BATTLES
ON GRID SATURDAY

CHICAGO, Oct. 30.-The big ten"
western football conference today Of
fered, in setting of brisk football
weather." two struggles in which
three undefeated elevens were con-
te5tants.
Ohio State, runner up in the cham
pionship race last year was scheduled
with Chicago on Stagg field here. Hi
nOis, 1919 title holder, remained at
Urbana to receive Minnesota. OF the
four aggregations, the latter was the
only one to have met defeat before the
conference play commenced today.
Today marked the first appearance
Of the Buckeyes in a clash with one
of Stages eleVens. Ohio state was It
strong favOrite before the battle today
frt thore was no doubt expressed in
the followers of the maroon eleven
that chicago would fight all the way.
The maroons' decisive defeat of Iowa
stamped the eleven as one Of power,
extensively and defensively. In addi-
ton the men have shown an uncanny
cunning in the following of the ball.
Ohio presents a well balanced eleven
with Captain Huffman at tackle
Stichcomb at half back, Workman, the
forward pass tosser and Nenecek, the
200-pound center as the mainstays of
the squad. Taylor and Trott, flank
ing Nemecek, each weigh close to 200
pounds.
Minnesota Meets Illinois,
At Urbana, Illinois yet to feel the
sting of defeat, had to beat Minnesota
twice Dictated this season, in order tc
remain in the championship race. The
fact that Illinois is represented by
such a powerful eleven also attra cted
many disinterested fans from differ
ent parts of the state. Minnesota was
hearted by the tradition of an unbrok
en- string of victories at Urbana
Northwestern, and Indiana, clash
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-10-30
Crushing Maroons Meet
Warriors From Ohio State
(By Associated Press)

CHICAGO. Oct 30-For the first
football contest between Ohio State
and Chicago University, the weather
man presented ideal football weather
today. Approximately 1000 Columbus
students accompanied their team here
Before the game Ohio was a strong
favorite, but neither team was in per
fect condition. Hanisch and Williams.
the rival fullbacks, were both out of
condition, and neither expected to
t2ke part.
The Maroons have worked all week
to perfect a defense to stop the end
runs and off tackle drives of Pete
Stinecomb, fleet Buckeye runner, and
to Harry Workman, the brilliant soph-
omore quarter back, who has been
throwing forward passes from thirty
to fifty yards all season.
The Maroons had a little advantaee
in weight, for from tackle to tackle
Stages line averaged 207 pounds. On
the other hand, Coach Wilcoe had
thirteen men on his squad who won
letters on the Ohio State team which
was beaten in the final game last fall
by Illinois, for the championship
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-10-30
Games Wanted
NEW MADISON CHALLENGES ALL.

New Madison's basketball team has
issued a challenge to any Independent
team in this vicinity. Special men
ton is made of Richmond Y. M. c. A,
Fountain City, Hagerstown, Winches-
ter, Economy, Centerville and Corners
Vile. Teams wishing dates write f.
l.. Thomas, New Madison, Ohio.
Special space on the sport page Of
the Palladium will be given to pub
lish notices of games wanted b.
basketball teams. Managers will know
where to look for games if they have
an open date. Challenges also will
come under this heading. Managers
desiring to have their notices publish
ed, phone or send them to the sport
editor before II a. m. of the day to be
published
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-10-30
BRINGING
UP
FATHER
BY
McMANUS
QUAKER Basket MEN
HOLD FIRST Meeting
PROSPECTS ARE GOOD

Quaker basket tOssers had their
first meeting of the year Friday after
noon in the association room of Bundy
hall About 25 men turned out for the
preliminary lining up and from a
glance over the candidates. prospects
for fairly fast quintet. First prac-
tice will be held Monday afternoon in
the gymnasium. Captain Fonzo Law
Ter will have charge of them until the
close of the football season when they
will be taken in charge by Coach
Move.
The opening game of the Quaker
schedule will be with Kalamazoo at
the coliseum on Dec. r. This is the
same college that the Quakers meet in
football next Saturday. The Michigan
school is rated as high in basket cir
Giles as in football. being among the
leaders OF the Wolverine state.
Games with Wabash, Butler, Rose
tentatively. Notre Dame has prom.
Used the Quakers a place on their
schedule and Coach Move is not clos
ing up his other dates until the Cath
Ollie school is heard from. Efforts
are being made to land Indiana and
Purdue. If these are arranged the To-
cal college schedule will probably be
the hardest ever undertaken.
Wealth of Material.
A wealth of veteran material is on
hand for the Quaker mentor. Cyril
Pitts, floor guard, was the only man
lost by graduation last year. Lawler
and Hall, regular forwards, and Goar,
substitute, are back in school, as is
Carey, center and Johnson, back
guard Several men who are out for
football look good for the basket court
ALSO.
Beck, who has been making name
for himself in the backfield of the
Quaker football team. will make a
strong fight for the floor guard posi-
|tion. Russell Hadley, a sophomore
who looked sure of a place last year
but was put out for the season by an
injury before the first game, will be
very likely to land a regular place on
the squad. Several freshmen have
turned up who have good high school
regulations. Chew, of Spiceland, Cir
ton. of Camden, O., and Wenban, of
Cleveland, all will scrap for positions.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-10-30
SEVERAL VETERANS
READY FOR BASKET
PRACTICE AT HIGH

Basketball practice at the high
school will begin next week, when
those men who are not out for football
will begin to get in shape for the court
season that will be opened with a
game against knightstown on Deem
her It.
Prospects for a fairly fast team to
represent the Red and White are
good, although the outfit will be rather
light. Last years team was light and
handicapped by injuries to players,
the squad was composed of mostly
green material.
The schedule arranged for the COM
ing year seems to be one of the best
ever arranged by the local school.
Special interest is attracted to the
game with Wingate high school here
On Feb. 49, Wingate has always been
roted for the exceptionally fast net
teams turned out. Last year the
school was outlawed from the Indiana
Athletic association but had Il record
breaking season. They Won the Tri-
state Invitational tournament at Gin
cinnati and hattled Charlottesville in
the finals of a national tournament in
Chicago. This year they have been
reinstated and will have their usual
fast team.
Several Veterans.
This winter several men who have
been on the squad before will turn
out and make the team have a veteran
appearance. Among the men who are
expected to fight for regular berths
oa the five are Loehr, Reid, Harkins,
Crafts, MdttoX. Rost, Brehm. Brown,
Green, Lehman. Gaylor, Livingstone,
Hyde, Davis, Sanford and Lovin.
The schedule as announced by Mr..
Cline Friday is as follows:
Dec. 17-Knightstown at Richmond.
Dec. 23-Shelbysille at ShelbyVllle.
Jan. 7-Muncie at Muncie.
Jan. 14-Connersville at Corners
Vile
Jan. 21-Elkhart at Elkhart.
Jan. 2S-Wabash at Richmond.
Feb Huntington at Huntington.
Feb. 11-Spiceland at Splceland.
Feb. 1S-Wingate at Richmond.
Feb. 25-Rushville at Richmond.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-10-30

today at Indianapolis in their annual
battle. The Hoosiers were beaten by
Iowa early in the season, but came
back and won from Minnesota at Min
neapolis. The purple took Minnesota
into camp in an early season struggle,
but in turn lost to Wisconsin.
Tulane meets Michigan at Ann Ar
Dor. Michigan undoubtedly has re
covered from the to defeat doled
out by Illinois a week ago and was eX'
pected to play better football against
the southern team today.
Purdue clashes with Wabash al
Lafayette in a game which has bear
ing on the Indiana state title.
Western football followers today an
ticipated with much interest the result
of the ArmyNotre Dame game al
West Point. The western eleven is
one of the most formidable developed
at the South Bend institution in years
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-10-30
OIL LEGION Machine
FOR ARM!STICE CAME

All members of the American Legion
football squad are asked to report at
the Fairgrounds on TWenty-thrd
street at a. m, Sunday morning in
unlformAnd prepared for scrimmage
and hard practice. A picture of the
squad will be taken before the work
out is started.
The Legion team has little over a
week to get into condition for the
game with the Greenwood post Of In
dianapoIs on Armistice Day. Plans
are to have the game played at Reid
field beginning Immediately after the
parade.
The members Of the team who were
injured in the Anderson and previous
games will virtually all be in condi.
ton for the closing game of the sea
son. The Legion team has met three
good teams this season. The score in
all cases has been exceedingly close
and the locals have put up a scrap
that has made them known over the
state as team to be feared.
All games previous TO the Armistice
Day classic have been cancelled by
Manager Sheridan because he wishes
to put a strong and we'll conditioned
eleven on the field Nov. II, that will
hold up the honors of the local post.
The Greenwood post team of Indian
apolis. is a strong eleven and has sue
ceeded in rolling up some big scores.
They will come prepared to put up a
scrap against the local eleven, sur
passing anything they have done this
year.
Several workouts will be held dur
ing the next 10 DAYS by the local post
team and as a result they hope to put
a team on the field that will present
a stone-wall defense, and a ripping
offense strong enough to bring victory
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-10-30
Basket Bell SEIZED de For
Founfain City Announced

FOUNTAIN CITY, Ind, Oct. 90
The Fountain City high school basket
ball schedule has just been announced.
The local team has always been re-
spected in the basket ball field ana
with the material available there is no
reason why they should not hold their
own during the coming season.
The season opens with Haserstown,
at Hagerstown, on Nov. S, and ends
with Spartansburg here, on Feb. 20.
Whitewater, Hagerstown and Moore
land probably are the three strongest
teams on the schedule. The schedule
is as follows:
Nov. 5-Fountain City at Hagers-
town.
Nov. 13-Winchester at Fountain
City.
Nov. 2O-Mooreland at Fountain
City.
Nov. 27-Fountain City at White,
water.
Dec. 3-Foutainn City at Winches
ter.
Dec. 11-Williamsburg at Founta:n
City.
Dec. 31-Fountain City at Center
vile.
Jan. 8-Fountain City at Mooreland,
Jan. 10-CenCerVllle dl TouHtetiii
City.
Jan. 21-Fountain City at Losant'
vile.
Jan. 29-Hagerstown at Fountain
City.
. Feb. 4-Fountain City at Spartans
burg.
Feb. 12-Whitewater at Fountain
City.
Feb. 19-Losantville at Fountain
City.
Feb. 26-Spartansburg at Fountain
City.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-10-30
Indiana to Meet RiUal
At Indianapolis Saturday

INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. 3O.-Indiana
and Northwestern, gridiron rivals of
many years, will meet for the tenth
time this afternoon at Washington
Park in the first and only Western
Conference contest which local fans
can witness this season in their home
city.
Nine games have been played in
previous years by the two teams. Only
three have resulted in victories for
the Crimson. the other six being wins
for Northwestern. The Evanston team
also has the advantage in points
scored, the standing being So for the
Purple to 76 amassed by Indiana.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-10-30
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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-10-30
NATCO BOWLING LEAGUE
Auto TapperS.
Miami Students Accompany
Team to DAYTON Clash

OXFORD, O.. Oct. 30-Five hundred
Miami university students and Mi
ami's band left this morning on spo-
cial train for Dayton. where Miam!
plays Denison university.
Since Miamis defeat by Wittcn-
berg college Saturday by Il II to y
score, Miami's stock has been below
par. Word reached here this morn
ing that betting in Dayton was to 1
against Miami.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-10-30

The game last season was probably
the hardest fought Of all the nine. 1t
resulted in to victory for North
western. the Purple scoring by place
kick from the forty yard line in the
last few minutes of play after Indiana
had scored on safety.
The record of the games played by
the two teams follows:
S99-Northwestern, l; Indiana, g.
900-Northwestern, IL; Indiana, ..
1911-Northwestern, 5; Indiana, 0.
912-Northwestern, 81; Indiana, 6.
1913-Northwestern. 20; Indiana, 21
1914-Northwestern, 0; Indiana, 81
1915-Northwestern 6; Indiana, IA.
1916-Northwestern Z; Indiana, O.
919-Northwestern, 5; Indiana, 2.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-10-30
DRUNK CASES IN BOSTON
DROP 1913 IN ONE YEAR

BOSTON. Oct. 30.-Arrests for
drunkenness in this city during the
last court year were 1913 less than
in the preceding II months, according
TO the annual report of Edward j.
Lord, clerk of the Municipal court
Those arrested in the year just
closed numbered 13,4S7, he said, as
compared with a previous total of 81
$50.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-10-30
v kEwpiES ORGANIZE

LightweightS OF the Y. NJ. c. A. have
reorganized their basketball team for
the coming season. The 'Kewpies, y
11S pound club of Junior members of
the association, held their first prac-
tice in the Y. Friday afternoon. Wiz
tually the same boys who entered the
junior state tournament last year are
trying out for places. Those report
ing to the first practice were Keith
King, John Fitzpatrick, Rex Sauter
Ralph Bentley. Howard Thompson
Robert Powell, Walter Hiatt, Howard
Klute and Harry Caulkins
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-26
HAVRE DE GRACE ENTRIES

First raee-Hve and one-hait fur!ones:
two-y.ar-old maiden fllies-Beac!n. liz:
n!ue Belle. ll2: Tosea ia. GLADYS; liz:
ii2
Second racc-thrce- year-olds and up:
two m!ies-Inndel H.. l5e: Virilnnte. 40;
Dorcris: III: Nnnus. $40: Man o. the
Ian: 100. 5Soppie GriTwood and Kathryn
Third race-three-four mile: two-year.
olds-Madeiine Lillian. no.: Superwomsn.
los: Eternity, l05: xDespnlr. l05: Polly
Ann. l9s;; i, NpuGDe Morny. 100: P!mlico.
Fourth race-thre fourth milo: three
gear-old and up-Archis. Alexander. il?:
lemons Bon. III: Ina KAY. ITO: Nmack-
sssssin. lia;, Walter Mack: los: Link boy.
los: Napoli. 10: Foreclosure. 40; Paw
neg H.: los: sayona. 10; Franc Tireur
le3; Clip. los: The. belgian IL. lis
F!ctle Fancy. no: Uranium. Il3: Low
Decree, 10; Lloyd Gt,orce. ia: Can,
Fifth race-,-mile and "a sixteenth: three.
year-old and up-Attorney Muir. iii:
Glenn. Well, roc; Martha Lucke,,.. los:
shooter. liz.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-26
SPORTS. !.
McGraw VS.. Lackaye

NEW YORK. Sept. cS-rT put
ont my right hand to shake hands,
McGraw countered with his left
to my jaw. L have since learned
that that In ono OF McGraw's mort
favored forms of indoor sport.r. 4,
Such was tho rejoinder issued
today by wilton Lncknye, actor,
to the swcepinE denial by John
J. McGraw, Of tho Giants, of NE.
LnekaJe's original bill OF com
plaint OF what had happened In.
tho McGraw apartment, when. he
HacknJe) was hit.
LackaJc declared McGraw's &c,
NAL WINS not n denial, but a tissue
of misstntements.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-26
SPORTS
Both Big Leagues
my AIsocinted Ire...,


NEW YORK. Sept. 25.-The
Cleveland Amcricnns' lead w a
shortened Ia n hnIf game today,
when Chicago won the deciding
contest of the thrcc-Enne series
with the Indians. New York
sliced game of tho lend of the
BroCRiyn Nationals. but with tho
snperbas four games ahead, tho
Giants only hope In I'm taking all
Tour remaining games to DO
played with the league leaders.
In tho American rnce, Cleveland
cnn drop two OF It's eight games
TO he played and the best Chicago
could obtain by winning live
strnight would bs tie. The New
York Yankees, three games he
hind the Indians and with only
fur to play, arc will n mathe-
NAUTICAL possibility for frst place.
but would have dImcult tuak,
even in capturing second.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-26
s|sLER LEADS BATsMEN
WITH AVERAGE OF 400
Babe Ruth, Home-Run King, Stands
Fifth With .367-1ris Speaker,
OF Cleveland, Second.
RICE LEADS AS BASE sTEALER
Hornsby. Of st. Louis, and Nichol-
son, OF Pittsburgh, Fighting 1t
Out for National League Clouting
| Ifonors.
tBy Associated Prem.l

CHICAGO, Sept. 25.-As the major
league clubs swing into the final
two weeks of tho ponnant race.
George Sisler, star first baseman
with 81. Louis, scems certain OF
carrying of the 1920 batting cham
pionship OF tho American League.
Sisler. according to figures COM
piled today. Is showing the way With
Speaker. OF Cleveland. six points be-
hind him. Joe Jackson. of Chicago.
IL in third place. with 3S1. and Ed.
Collins. captain OF the Chicago club.
fourth, with .s7l. The averages in
Babe" Ruth: the home-run mon
arch. who gathered his nftieth and
htty-hrst home run Friday, clings TO
fifth place IN the list OF lcaderg. with
an average OF 1867.
Rice. Washington. Is in no dan
ger OF being deposcd as tho leading
base stealer. He has flfty-1ve to his
credit. while sisler is next in line
St: Louis, .sis; Rice Washington,
;341: Judge. Washington, $40; To-
bin. St Louis. 33s
The scramble 70. the batting
championship OF the National League
tween Roger Hornsby, OF st. Louis,
and Nicholson. of Pittsburgh, with
Itornsby topping the league with
1865. Nicholson. who led the race n
Louis siuEger Young. Of New York,
is third with .352. and Roush, Gin
cinnati, fourth, with $40.
Cy Williams, Philadelphia. the
leading home run hitter OF the
league. connected with another four
base drive. bringing his total up to
is. In base stealing Max Carey. OF
Pittsburgh, continues TO show the
way with a total OF 4s. Other lead
ago: Wheat. Brooklyn. .325; vii.
liamB. Philadelphia, .3l9; Scott, St
Louis. .3iS; Hollocher. Chicago. .31s