The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-12-05
DAYTON CADETS next
FOR LEGION QUINTET

Richmond American LegiOn's has
ketball quintet will meet the big Day
ton Gym Cadets. representing the
Dayton Gymnastic club. on the Coli
scum floor Wednesday night The
Legion team will enter the game hay-
ing won two games out Of as many
played and will meet worthy COmpe-
tition in the Cadet five from Dayton.
Dayton brings lineup composed of
experienced men who have been
through many games and have won
prestige on teams of high standing in
several states. Harvey Schwab will
a be seen at a guard position, having
played on the Stiyers high school
squad for three years and gaining the
honor of being picked as all Ohio
guard for three years. He also was
picked as All American guard at the
Chicago tournament last spring. Norb
SaCkstedeTs, who played against the
Legion here last year, will be seen in
Wednesday nights game at the floor
guard position. This man has had all
kinds of experience on the University
of Dayton team and Christian brothers
squad He played here last year on
the fast Denver team. Other players
on the team are Joe Mark, former
steele high school star; RAY Rooster,
former Wisconsin player; c. A, Pfeif-
fer, Dayton man of experience in pro-
fessional games; and Rooster, a man
well known in Independent circles
This information is direct from the
manager of the Dayton team and they
are under contract TO bring these men
o do battle with the fast Legion men
Wednesday night.
May Cut Squad
The local team has been preparing
for the big game with addiOnal efforts
at their practices The squad prob
ably will be cut to 10 men after the
practice which viii be held in the Coli
scum Monday night between : and Q
o'clock With candidates for all the
herths numbering at least two, the
managers have had their hands full
N their endeavOr to decide lineup
which would be logical to start a
game Little and Winters seem 10
have the edge on the forward beTths
for Wednesdays game, and Simmons
stands out as the best decision for the
center position. At the guard posi-
lions. The material is plentiful. in such
men as Pitts. Mcbride. Higgins and
Bertsch From present indications
Pitts will start the game ut floor
guard and Bertscn Al his old position
at back guard Even though these
men start the game, the reserve line
ND will be practically as capable Of
handling the respective positions as
The former lineup.
The management of the Legion
team wishes to bring the fact before
the public that the game which will
lie played on Wednesday night with
The Dayton team will be the very
hardest for the locals to win. Inas
much as the games have been some
what easy in the past, the public Will
be more than justified in turning out
TO witness the coming game with a:
last a team as the Dayton aggrega
ton has.
70 seats for the game will be re
served, but tickets for the game viii
be on sale at the following places;
starr Piano salesrooms, Quigley 5
drug store al Eighth and Main, En-
gle's cigar store, Y NJ. {. A. Twigg'
cigar store. Jones cigar store, Steven
sons lunch room, Meyers cigar store
and Brehm's sporting goods house,
\ curtain-raiser between Economy
and Whitewater Independents vii
feature the opening entertainment 0t
the evening. These two teams have
been great rivals, and promise to put
uD big fight for the honors of the
evening.