Hammond Times, Volume 4, Number 207, Hammond, Lake County, 19 February 1910 — Page 3
8afuriay, FeTS. 19, 1910. EAST CHICAGO. BCethodiot . Cknrek, Ernst Chic.
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t Monday evening. The entertainment
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The program for the meetings at the nnm th, mna. ,ntrrtin entertain-
Methodist church tomorrow will begin at 9 o'clock in the morning: with a good fellowship meeting, the Sunday school following at 9:45. Dr. J. H. Palmer's
ment yet given by the ladies. - Special matinee at East Chicago Rink Tuesday, Feb. 22. 19-2t
Mr. and Mrs. R. C Morse and chil-
subject for his sermon at the regular , dren who have been spending the past services, which , starts at 11, will be roonth wlth friends in Lporte, return"The Plain Way." The Epworth League j ed to East chjcago last Thursday eyenwill meet at 6:80 in the evening and " irg . ' the regluar service will be at 7:30. The J Vassau & Thompson have Just reeubject of the pastor's sermon at this ' jved an aesortment of autocrat linmeeting will be "Will the Golden Rule . en 5 an1 60 cents.. Box stationery Work in Our Daily Life." There will j whlch win Beli from now ntll Easter be special music by the choir at the at the remarkable low price of 30 and
regular services,, under the leadership
of Mrs. if. I Evans.
Firat Congregational Church, East
35 cents per box.
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Evening services at 7:30 p. m. Subject:. "To Him That Overcometh." Music by chorus choir, led by W. J. Funkey. Sunday school at' 9:80 a. m. K. G. Howell, superintendent Christian Endeavor meeting at 6:30 p. m. Miss Mary Davis, president. All are welcome at these services.
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YOUTHFUL PHENOH BOWLS 300 SCORE Duluth, Feb. 19. In a match game in preparation for play in the I. B. C. tournament now on at St. Paul, In wrich he is entered with the Duluth team for Saturday and Sunday, Earl Server, a 17 year old bowling "phenom" of this city, roled a perfect game of 300 points and a grand total in three games of 753. His second game was 276, but the low score of 177 in the first game prevented an even more unusual score.
1 Wednesday morning and then - ask Thompson what he thinks about it."
At both camps today there were
scenes of greater activity than have been apparent since the lightweights
began training. Nelson is down to the serious work of taking off the few additional pounds which will, bring him
to the lightweight limit.
Nelson gave his weight as a fraction
San Francisco; Feb. 19. Charlie J under 186 pounds. It is apparent to all
Cleaver, Cyclone Thompson's manager, wno nave 8en nlm lnal tne "ane 18 ln
great ccnumon, ana it is expeciea max
BAT NELSON SIGNS
WITH THOMPSON
local team and the latter brought forth repeatedly penalised for fouls. Th a burst of applause "from the audience lineup; when he made a difficult throw over Purdue (17). Chicago (26). his head, the ball falling ln the basket. McVaugh... F. .......... . Sauet ''' . ' , Creed. ........... .F. ' . . .--r. .'. i . . .Clark TIAPS OFF PAR 'Charters... .C.Hubble, Edwards
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has secured the signature of Battling!
this will result in the money market
A letetr from Mrs. Edward Pickard,
who Is in Birmingham, Ala., called f
there on account of the illness of her
grandchildren, the Woods children, i
, states the little ones are getting along, gether.with a number of the. promi
nent citizens of Indiana Harbor and
Right to Exist." A mixed "quartette will furnish the music at the meet
ing.
- There will be a parents' meeting at
the Lincoln school next Monday evening. About fifteen ladles availed themselves of ladies' day at the Commercial club rooms last Thursday afternoon and greatly enjoyed the hospitality of the club. Tea and wafers
were served, Mesdames A. G. Lund-
j quist and Fred Stephens acting as
j hostesses.
The city council and officials, to-
splendidly and are on the road, to recovery. The committee to discuss the -union
revival service will meet at the Meth- I
odist church tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock. The pastors of all the Protestant churches are invited to' meet with the committee. , A. H. W. Johnson was in Chicago yesetrday on business. . The regular practice of the Methodist choir will take place this evening at 7:30 o'clock at the church. The Eastern Star Auxiliary will meet next Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. William Meade, on Beacon street. Mrs.' Fred Hascall spent yesterday with friends in Chicago. Ixuis Ottenhelmer, who has been vis-'lting-relatives here for some time, returned to his home in Little Rock, ArItyesterday. The magician, Ferranti, will give an exhibitort at the Methodist church next
East Chicago, have been invited to the
Gavit banquet.at the Gary hotel this evening. The banquet is given to celebrcte .yie opening of the Gary; and Interurban between Gary and Hammond. Special matinee at East Chicago Rink Tuesday, Feb. 22- 19-2t
Nelson to articles for a forty-ftve loosenins- b. with longer odds about
round battle to be held on May 30 be-1 Wolgast. There were several wagers
fore the club offering the best induce- recorded today at 10 to 6, but this eviments. It Is specified In the agreement dently does not satisfy Wolgast's adthat any club bidding for the fight must mirert.
guarantee Nelson $10,000 and $500 for! Wolgast went through his regular
i expenses iur ins tiuuio.. iuo mcu ami training routine at ine seal nocK gym-
1 to weierh 133 Bounds at ringside. I nsslnm todav. The most notable thins:
about the Mllwaukeean is his ability
to assimilate work. The lad seems tireless and each day for the past week
he has lengthened his training program.
This Is explained by the fact that Ad
Is going against a route that is new to him and he is taking no chances of becoming leg weary before the end of
the Marathon is reached.
The arrival of "Harlem Tommy Mur
phy today caused a ripple in lightweight circles. Murphy carried a chip
on his shoulder when he alighted from
Athletes representing the Chicago t academies. First heat Kent, Crane, the train and almost his first remark
was a declaration that he could whip Nelson every morning before breakfast.
Morgan I Murphy expressed deep disappointment
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Athletic association, among whom were "Spot" Blair, the speedy little Hammond crack, enjoyed a walk away In the Central A. A. U. handicap track and field meet held at the Riverview speed
way last night. The Cherry Circle squad which was well represented in practically all the ; events, gathered a total of thirty-five points, Just twenty-
eight more than Its nearest competitors, the Illinois A. C, and the Seventh Regiment which tied for second place with seven points. The other points "were divided as follows: Irving Park A. C, 6; Beloit, 5; Central Turners, 5; Sleipner A. C, B; Armour Institute, 3; Mercury A. C, 1; Hibernian Bank A. C, 1; and unattached, 6. The two-mile run ended in a dispute, Marks of Beloit being flnaly awarded first place. The Judges missed count on the laps and it took a ljji- arguing for the Wisconsin collegian to per
suade the officials that he had covered the entire distance. A singular feature of the race was that the three
scratch' men took the three places.
With victory at his finger ends,
Bockleman of the C. A. A. fell near the tape In the half mile and it went to Ibolden, an unattached man. His time
of 2:01 1-5 was one of the best per
formances of recent meets as his hand
leap was only ten yards. The judges
miscounted laps in the mile run and
were one shy at the finish. Rlstendt
won in 4:19 for the shortened distance. The Central Turners of Chicago had a walk away in the gymnastio events, scoring a slam. They netted 68 H points In the parallel bars, 69 ln the side horse and -67 in the horizontal bar. Milwaukee turners were second and Cincinnati turners third. Schwind of the Chicago team was the Individual star. - , . The summaries:. - 75- yarcf dash, handicap -First heat Waler (8 feet), (S A. A., first; Kuhn (3 feet), C. A. A., second. Time 0:07 3-5. . JX k. Seoond heat Jacobs (10 feet, C A. A., first; Irons (scratch), C. A A., second. Time 0:07 3-5. Third heat Blatr (scratch), C. A. A., first; Dlneen (11 feet), Seventh Regiment, second. Time 0:07 3-5.
Tim
flrrt; Gonsald, Crane, second. 0:07 4-5 j
Second heat-43tephenson,
Park, first; Phelps, Oak Park, second.
Time 0-07 4-5.
Final heat Kent, first; Stephenson,
second; Phelps, third. Time 0:07 8-5,
American Leaguers Headed
for Alexandria, La. Cleveland, Feb. 19. Sixteen men
strong, the first squad of4he Cleveland ; American league players will leave this
city tonight, bound for the new training camp at Alexandria, La, In charge of Manager Deacon McOuire, they will reach Alexandria Monday morning. Players began to flock into this city today, all being greeted . by ."Dusty" Rhoades, wno wu sold to Kansas. City yesterday. Cy Young. Addle Joss and
Bill Bradley are at Hot Springs, and All OrdCrS promptly attended tQ wll report Feb. 25. Terry Turner, Ted
Easterly, catchers; Huggins, catcher; pi..-. IQT Stovall, Ball, Nichols. Flick, Birming- 5
ham and others of the regulars will j .... o,nB ..I YEII KIHS LIM CHOP SUEY
tJuire, ntcners JtaiKenDerg, uerger, Llnke, Boise, Kirsch, Griffith, Catchers Clark and Bemis, ' Inflelders. Lajoie,
Cooney, Spencer,' Luster and Peckinpaugh and Outfielders Graney, Krueger and Gough.
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when he heard that the Battler had
signed up with "Cyclone Johnny"
Thompson. '
Jim Jeffries, Sam Berger and other
75-yard hurdles First heat Fifield. notables of the fistic world paid vtalts
C. A. A., first; Cilppenger, C A. A., sec
ond. Time 0:10.
Second heat Hasklns, C. A. A., first;
Draper, C. A. A., second. Time 0:11.
Final heat Hasklns, ; first;' Fifield,
second; Cilppenger, third. Time 0:10,
to the Nelson and Wolgast camps dur
lng the day. Jeffries was reluctant to express an opinion as to the outcome of the battle.
'Nelson, of course will be a strong
favorite," said he. "He Is a fighter
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OnA-tntl. run hanflinan TMMnK irom me ground up,i uui. v.ws yv.iRooi
45 vard.v Ri.inn.r A c flrt- TTnnthT is there himself. It will be a great
401 vards Irvine Park A C. second: "8 ere should be something
Kessler r25 varda. I. A. C. third. Time aoing every momeni w.u it
-4:19. By mistake the race was cut
It was announced today that the
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Shdtput. handicap Larsen (4 feet), D ven out onaay. xvicb. auu Central Turners, first; Hooker (2 feet Oleason have arranged a conference
a 1nh.a C A. A AnA- TrnT.flacr CK I T lomorrow.sau
feet), C. A. A., third. Distance 41 feet nds somethln' fln,te b de"
inch. aea uPn- x, x ??a- a.mh Hai m.. . Jeffries, though expressing a decided
T.ir,h,-o. (a n a a preference for California, says he will
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varA n' a ' a tLr, -wJ a., Rickard. He declared that he had not
Second heat Waller (1 varrt r. A I made up nis mina wnere xio vm u.
WRESTLING VETOED
BY COACH MURPHY
Trainer Orders Penn Stars
to Cut Out Game.
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A., first; Jacobs (5 yards), C. A. A., sec
ond; Taber (8 yards), C. A. A., third.
Time 0:24 1-5.
Third heat Moore (8 yards). Hibernian Bank A., C, first; Irons" (9
yards), C. A. A, second; Dodd (9 yards)
Seventh Regiment, third. Time 0:24
Final heat Irons, first; Waller, sec
ond; Moore, third. Time 0:24 2-5.
440-yard run, handicap Dlneen (22 yards), eSventh Regiment, first; Ryan (18 yards), C. A. A., second; Dodd (18
yards). Seventh Regiment, third. Time
0:51.
Two-mile run, handicap Marks
(scratch), Beloit, first; Crocombe (cratch), C. A. A., second; Gibson
(scratch). Mercury A. C, third. Tim 10:24. . f
High jump, handicap Johnson (10 Inches), I. A. CL, first; Cheeney (9 inch es). Armour Institute, second; Haber (8 inches), unattached, third. Height 6
feet 4 inches. . . v ytf
Half-mile run, handicap Ibolden (10 yards), unattached, first; Rockne . (25 yards), Irving Park A. C, second; Rani cher (40 yards), third. Time 2.01 1-5.
High school relay Hyde Park (Llew-
Final Heat -"Jacobs, first; Waller, sec- I ellyn. Smith, Wyman, Hopkins), first;
and will not until the battle ground is
announced. .
"I am ready to begin hard work at
any time," said he. "I ngure on training at least thre"Vnonths for the battle. Then watch this fellow Johnson!"
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Philadelphia, Feb. 19. "Mike" Mur
phy, the famous athletic trainer, has decided that wrestling is too dangerous for football players to Indulge in and will no longer permit the University of Pennsylvania's gridiron men to grapple with the strong men of other universities. Murphy's reason for turning against the sport Is the many injuries sustained this winter by Pennsylvania wrestlers, most of-whom, are football players.
Hellman, one otf the big linemen,
broke the drum of his ear and was out of the sport for she weeks; Burdick was out an equal length of time because of a torn ligament; Payne broke his arm.
and finally Pike, the giant guard, broke his right leg above the ankle. This
was the last straw, and Murphy ordered Burdick, who had recovered from his
torn ligament, to give up the sport,,
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Chicago played a rough game and was
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San Francisco, Feb. 19. Ad "Wolgast, to fight him then," said Wolgast. "Tou
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the sturdy little Milwaukee scrapper,
smiled grimly when informed today that Nelson had signed up with Cyclone Johnny Thompson, the Sycamore, 111., veteran, for a forty-five round battle on Decoration day. "Maybe Thompson won't be so keen
know there is some one else to be con
sidered. Nelson has not beaten ne yet, and, what is more, he is not going to beat me. He is taking an awful chance in making a match like that without first settling with me. I don't care to say much now. Walt until next
The Gary high school basket-ball
team was defeated last night in the
second game with the East Chicago
nign school at the Washington skating rink. The score at the close of the game was 25 to 23 in favor of the visiting team.
Although East Chicago was ahead at the end of the first half it looked like a certain victory for the game team
up -until a few minutes before time was to be called, but the visiting team was
successful ln making several baskets during the last minute, thereby passing their opponents. The game was one of the best seen in Gary this winter outside of the Valparaiso-Gary game. It was full of snap and ginger and the Gary team showed much improvement slt-e the time they played Crown Point.. So fast and furious was the game at times
that numerous fouls and many discussions arose among the officials during the evening. Taking everything into consideration, the teams were evenly matched and It was Just a case of where East Chicago was lucky in making the final points. Knotta and Bowlby starred for the
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