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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-03-11
Eight Clubs are Probable
For S. A. League Baseball

Efforts towards the organization of
an eight team Saturday Afternoon
League, will be made at meeting of
representatives of local industries in
Sam Vigran's store at 1880 p. m.
Thursday.
Four factories have definitely signed,
and two additional ones are promised.
However, an eight team league is
wanted.
Probably the movement on foot for
baseball diamonds to be laid out on
Roosevelt Hill in Glen Park, will be
taken up A splendid diamond could
be made in the Glen.
Naague ball will probably be played
in Richmond this summer, and EXhibi-
ton park may be used by the S. A. L.
league when Richmond plays away.
Reid Field at Earlham will be avail
able after the close Of school and the
first-class diamond at Easthaven can
be had The Twenty-Second street
Fairgrounds may be put in playing
shape.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-03-11

When Steve O'Neill, brilliant back
stop of the Cleveland Indians recently
signed his 1920 contract after short
term in the holdout league Iris
Speaker remarked: That just about
gives us the flag"
Knowing Spoke to be pretty level
headed taciturn bird who knows that
the old John pennant must be won on
the field this is pretty broad state
ment, but it at least gives a squirt at
Steve O'Neills worth.
When Steve and Ray Schalk take
their places behind the plate when
the going rings the old battle for the
title of greatest catcher" still un-
settled will be on. Their relative
merits aren't discussed in this article.
But suffice it to say. both are in a
class by themselves as backstops. And
their records for consistent work are
nearly parallel.
Steve was born in Minooka, Pa, July
6, 1892 and made his bow to or.
ganized ball in 1910 with the Elmira
club in New York state league. His
work behind the plate attracted Connie
Mack's attention and Mack signed
him, sending him to Worchester in the
New England league in May with a
SIr1nR alCdCu6u. 1leNeldnu DOuSllt ulul
on August 20, 1911, from the Mack
men and he has been with the Cleve-
land team ever since. Since 1915 he
has caught day in and day out for the
various leaders, catching 121 games in
1915, the next year $50 contests, 129 in
1917. ia in 1918 and 125 last year.
While he never has ranked among
the leaders in batting he has knack
OF slamming out timely wallops-es-
recially doubles. Last year he hit his
best gait since his mark OF .295 in
1913. In the 1919 campaign he col.
lected a 2S9 average and ranked
fourth as clouter Of doubles, thirty
five Of his 115 hits-or almost one In
every three-being two-base wallops.
Personally O'Neill is one of the most
likeable men in the game. He's a
home-fellow with a wife anu family.
spends his winters at home, down In
Minooka, hunting and working-usual-
ly at manual labor to keep in trim.
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HERE'S THE OLD SPIRIT.

RUSHVILLE, Ind, March 1.-THE
local high basketball team will go to
Bloomington for the state tournament
not as a representative Of this dis
trict, but to root for he team that beat
them GU in the finals here Saturday
night. Much rivalry of the bitterest
kind exists between the Milroy school
which won the tournament by defeat
ing Rushville, 81 to 10, and in order to
show good spirit, the school officials
are sending the ten men from the
squad here and a yell leader. who will
"root their heads off for Milroy." The
district champions also accepted the
invitation from school officials here to
practice in the local gymnasium, and
have spent several nights here for
that purpose.
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BRINGING
UP
FATHER
BY
McMANUS
BUY BOOSTER BUTTON,
APPEAL TO BASEBALL
FANS OF RICHMOND

Richmond fans have been given an
opportunity to boost baseball here I'M
der the proposed Booster button cam
paign, launched by the baseball COM
mittee. Prompt action, ii the fans of
the community want baseball, must be
taken. Time limit for accepting a
franchise is near.
Word has been received from Joe
Carr, who is promoting the proposed
Indiana Ohio league, that the fran
chise offered Richmond club will be
turned over to some other city. II it is
not accepted by March 20. This
means that the club will have to post
AS forfeit by March 20. or in just 10
Gays.
Fans Expected to Back Drive
Fans have shown that they are in
terested in baseball, and members Of
the committee feel confident that the
proposed financial campaign will be
a success. If every fan in the com.
munity will boost.
II Richmond accepts a franchise in
the Indiana Ohio league. and the for
felt is posted, six weeks will remain in
which to hire a manager and get a
club together.
According to minor league authori.
ties, this is ample time for getting a
club in order to open the season, and
with the financial campaign a success,
Richmond will have no trouble in
starting the season with a boom.
Even Wet Weather Overcome
Wet weather at the opening of the
season this year. under the proposed
scheme of finances, will not be the
bugbear that it has been to minor cir
cults in the past.
Formerly most minor league cities
depended on heavy gate receipts at
the opening of the season, and many a
hope has been dashed to earth by a
heavy rain at the opening of the sea.
son.
With enough finances to carry the
team through the season, good base
ball will be offered the fans of the
community, without the usual financial
blow-up in the middle of the season.
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DESCAMPS WANTS TO
BET ON CARPENTER

Doc White, former star southpaw Of
the White Sex and later a magnate
in the Texas league, was an interest
ing visitor at the joint major league
meeting in Chicago. Doc came UP
to meet old friends. and incidentally,
land job as manager Of Muskegon.
One of the fellows asked Doc If 1t
was true he had struck Ty Cobb out
three straight times.
II did that at Detroit one day." re-
piled White. Then we played a game
in Chicago and l famed him three
more times. They took him out the
next time and let Freddy Payne bat
for him
But Ty certainly made up for 1t
in later years. He used to murder
me. l have been told that the reason
he finally got so he could hit me was
because he tried standing farther
back, and waited for my heck to
break.
That's not the way figured it
out. He simply started hitting me
when l began to lose my stuff.
Il was always more afraid OF Sam
Crawford than Cobb. Sam used to
crush my offerings, and had far more
success against me than Cobb ever
did,"
Johnny Griffiths, Akron lightweight
met Marcel Thomas of France in A
scheduled 2 round bout at the Sale
Wagram club of Paris the other night
Griffiths won in the tenth round. 1t
was one-sided affair. for Thomas
was sent down eight times during the
battle. On the last time down, Des-
camps, manager for Carpenter, who
was in Thomas corner, threw in the
sponge as token Of defeat.
During the the eighth round. when
the Frenchman was floored by stiff
right to the jaw, an American from
Philadelphia shouted to Descamps:
That is what Dempsey will do to
Carpenter when they meet"
Little Descamps came right back
with an offer to bet $1,000 that Demp'
sey will never drop Carpenter.
PUT up that forfeit now," said the
Philadelphia.
Descamps turned his trouser peck
cts out and replied: Il have no
money with me; but 1 will give you
my hand. l will accept your bet
Nothing doing on the hand. Put
up or shut up replied the Quaker
City man.
We'll, you have got me with my
clothes off and l must shut up as you
Americans say" said Descamps. But
meet me tomorrow any time or plaSe
and the bet goes thc.t Dempsey will
mover floor Georges Carpenter when
they meet"
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X. OF c. TO PLAY TENNIS;
TEAM MAY BE FORMED

other towns, will be played by the local
knights Of Columbus during the sum-
mer. Several Of the best players in
town are included in the organization
and strong singles and doubles team
could be formed.
Tentative arrangements indicate
that indianapolis. TT. Wayne, Spring
field, O., and Cincinnati councils will
be engaged Among the most likely
candidates for the local kaysee team
are Jim Harrington Ollie Often, John
ny Calvin. Andy Mag, Dick Zeyen and
Tommy Fitzgibbons.
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Bowling

The schedule for the last round of
bowling of the City League is as fol-
lows:
Tuesday, March 16-Lichtenfels VS..
&aflson Cleaners and Coco Colas VS..
Hills Ladies'.
Thursday, March 1S.-K. of c. No. 2
VS. A. S. NJ. and Feltman Tramps VS..
X. of G. No. l.
Tuesday, March 23.-K. of c. No.
2 VS.. X. of c. No. l and A. S. NJ. VS..
Feltman Tramps.
Thursday. March 25.-Lichtenfels VS..
Hills Ladies' and Cocoa Colas VS.. Will
son Cleaners.
Tuesday, March 3o-Lichtenfels VS..
Feltma9 Tramps and K. Of c.. No. 1
VS.. A. S. NJ.
X. of G. No. 2 and Hills Ladies' VS..
Wilson Cleaners.
Tuesday April 6.-Feltman Tramps
VS.. Wilson Cleaners and X Of C. No.
VS.. Lichtenfels.
Thursday, April SIX. of c. No. 1
vs.. Coca Colas and A. S. M. VS.. Hills
Ladies'.
Tuesday. April 13.-Coca Colas VS..
Feltman Tramps and Lichtenfels vs.
A. S. M.
Thursday. April 15.-wi1son Clean
ers vs.. X. of c. No. and Hills Lad
dies VS.. K. of C. No. 2.
Tuesday, April 20-Hill's Ladies'
VS.. Feltman Tramps and Wilson Clean
crs VS.. K. of c. No. 2.
Thursday. April 22.-Lichtenfels VS..
X. Of c. No. 1 and Coca Colas vs.
A. S. NJ.
Tuesday. April 27.-Feltman Tramps
VS.. X. of c. No. 2 and Coca Colas VS..
Lichtenfels.
Thursday. April 29.-Wilson Clean
ers VS.. A. s. NJ. and Hills Ladies' VS..
K of C. No. l.
~ Natco bowling five took the measure
OF the representative A. S. NJ. team in
two out of three games on the "Y"
alleys Wednesday night. This was the
second round of a nine game series
and the Natco leads with four games
to two. The final match will be played
On Twigg's alleys Saturday night.
Schepman took high score and average
honors for Wednesday night, with 209
In the second game and an average Of
1871. The scores:
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Earlhan, Track Men Work
Out in Coach's Absence

Several Richmond high school track
aspirants have been daily attendants
at the Earlham gym, watching and
carefully noting the performance of
the Quaker track candidates. AS
Coach Move is at the state basketball
tourney, Nate Higgins will have
charge of the Quakers for the rest
of the week.
Expectations are that the first Of
fetal call for track men at Richmond
high will be made within the next
two weeks. No coach has been decid.
ed upon, however.
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EATON TO PLAY EAIRVIEW
OF DAYTON FRIDAY NIGHT

EATON. O., March 11-Eaton high
school will battle at basketball with
11Eairview high school, Dayton. at Day
sLon Friday night. The locals are
scheduled to play Jefferson township
high school here Saturday night. but
due to the fact that both teams play
the night before 1t is probable the
game will be postponed until March
10.
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afternoon with Mrs. Sadie walling-
ford. Mr.. and Mrs. James Robin
son and family were the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Robinson Sunday.
Rev. Louis Ulmer will preach next
Sunday at the M. E. church at $50
q. m
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Team totals TIA IT'S 760
High average-Schepman. ISL.
High score-Schepman, 200.
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WHITEWATER, Ind.-Max and Agnes
Addleman spent the week end with
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Ad-
dleman.. The Ladies Aid society of
them. E. church will meet Thursday
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Paul A. Beckett. Attorney for Plaintiff
mar 4-11-lt
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-11-17

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Abonner paa minneapolis 81.
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SSobns 3ommelfinger blep rammet
al oen 4ugle, Der brGbte 9arol6
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oct le6en6e Mnarfi1 1tbla6 ~@olos
1ru6a", sSanitifp oe 6orsbacb, iamt
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1les at aflipe Mpgterne fra 9ofio ON,
at 9rot5fp bar mprbet, og at 2ent,1
.1ur f1pgtet fra Moifalr.
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1ru 8ttHlann.
@9ter ont Decentralization NnS'
lamb. st ont, at Srot5fg er
breh % 2enin er flD9tet.
@en. &rniiloff @pibien for ben npe
&esiering, Gn Sopiet=&om'
misiion til @nglanb.

Tofio Sen 106e sSSuni. gn Grtra=
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ser llnoerretning on1, at Wolfau-
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iiges at ifripe fig ira 8labipoltot=
@eeieringen. gn np &egiering meo
General 8ruliloff i Spi6ien liges
>oprettet.
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1889 Moi por Nleris 8rniiloff, tio=
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rusliife Nrmeer, traa6t ilteoenfor
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man ltilbpielig til at tro paa &Dg=
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get al franife &o6ioitotioner bar
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Athrtnrr11tunrt.
@pmpers erflerer De6 Me6et / Dfon'
treal, at Gbieago-&onnentet beuotc
Mrbeiberne @y9sen.
@cniigten Ct at rette Nrbeioornes be'
le pulitiife Stprfe MOB bet repu.
blifanife Yarti.

Montreal Sen 12te eSuni. PrRli-
bent @on1pers opfbrte ioag praftiit
talt BET republifanife Harti paa Cor
telilten i iin ipecielle &apport til Oct
amerifanife 9lrbeioerforbunos &on-
pention Der. -
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beregnet paa at iifre Dem npe 6oroe=
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@ompers &apport Dil blibe l.bz
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Mrbeib.rpartiet. Chicago be1 lite
SUM. Opranb er ubfte6t for Mfbol-
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benoe, bpori bum iagbe, at BUN bar
reiit bort ia1nmen meo Woore for at
begpn6e ct mt 2ip o9 pil6e gifte Jig
meo banl iaaincrt ban erbolot
Sfilsmisie fra Mrs. Woore.
8repet blep ooerla6t Yripatbetef.
tiber ,1,eo oen 6p1ge, at Moore blep
arrelteret Seem Sort og anflaget
for llnoerileb. &an pil blipe bragt
bio. George %. 8aullin, 9r,titee
for 5anitetspeienet, iag6e, at $1,000
r,s &asiemongel operiteg $4,000.
8plodpeiten. Merico @itp Sen
lite Sssuni. 20 bepisIige 9ilfeloer
af 8Dloepelt er op6aget / 8epubli-
fen SalpQbor ifplge en- grflering af
ben rnertfanlfe l16enrigsminilter
giengipet af 8laoet 81 Democratic" !.
Sc ce1tralamerifanlfe 9eotioner er-
f!.9res at bape beor6ret 8parantene
moo Salpaoor.
8ero Gru5 6en 12te Stunt. 'eSSno=
pooning of .alle Nerioner @era
Grn3 mc6 9}otte=8afcine begpnote
i6ag iom f6rite Sfri6t / oe 4amerifan=
ife 2egers & moo 8Dl6epeiten.
9erberen6e MDn6igbeber paa1to6, at
gpgbommer iffe bar 8plb,peit, men
at Set par en- onbartet sSeber, Ser er
egen for bisie Strag al Merico eg
iom man lite bar noget Napn paa.
Spiffunb b.ber ont Dberligcre Triit
til at rebmeerc i,n Mrme. Berlin 6en
146e Suni SDiflan6 bar anmooet
set speritc @aa6 ON 8 Maane6ers
p6erligere ltoipttelie mes 9ae6uftio.
ren af ben tplfe Mr1ne til 100000,
tiger r9ageblatt" Set bleb nplig
befjen6tgiort, at man baboe reduce.
ret ben tplfe Mrme til 100000.
Ssuibbngten iteugt at 8ritterne.
&onitontinopel BEN 96e Suni.s S.
mi6bugten, ben sitlige 9lrm at Mar-
zntorababet, ,bleD ftangt al 8ritterne
iong for al sfibsfart paa0runo af
tprfilfe Wationaliiters Operationer
langs 4piten.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1920-11-10
GOOD NEWS
Many Hartford Headers Have Heard
1t and Profited Thereby

Many Hartford readers Have Heard
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