Hammond Times, Volume 5, Number 128, Hammond, Lake County, 16 November 1910 — Page 3
Wednesday, Nov. 16, 1910. THE TIMES. 3
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The following is the program of the Home and School association meeting which will take place at the McKinley f building: Friday, Nov. 18 at 8 p. m: r Vocal Duet .Mr. and Mrs. Nolway Violin Solo Miss Klrkpatrick
Discussion: "Contagious Diseases and Precautions" Dr. G. F. Bicknell General Discussion Drs. Hale, Miller, Boss and Schlleekr Song;: "My Own United States" Association Everybody welcome. Mrs. Amanda Stone is chairman of the committee which has in charge the providing of refreshments for the Eastern Star gathering on Thursday evening, at which the grand matron for the state of Indiana will be present
as guest of honor. Wm. Meacie, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Meade of Beacon street, celebrated his 9th birthday anniversary yesterday with a supper in which seven of his boy friends participated. The guests were Vincent McCormlck, Lester and Preston Murphy, George Conroy, Percy Cadman, L. Lewis and Lester Reed. There was a sumptuous birthday cake, all frosted in gleaming white and bearing across its snowy surface
in pink icing the name of the young . host. There were the regulation candles to add to the decorations. At the ! tabmle the places of the guests were 1 marked by dainty place boxes, bearing Mother Goose pictures and filled with candies. The boys amused themselves by tearing around, playing hide and seek, and making a glorious racket without check. The party started at 4:30, "eats" were served at 5, and when the little company departed it was - with the feeling that they had had a fine time every minute of the evening. T. E. Williams, principal of the McKinley school, left yesterday afternoon
INDIANA H ABB OR. A business meeting of the Baptist Ladies' Aid society will be held tomor
row afternoon at the nome of Mrs. Ben Thomas, on Hemlock street, and there will be an , election of of ficers. All members are requested to attend. Vada Heed, the granddaughter of Mrs. Thomas of One Hundred and Thirty-sixth street is, down with th e measles. Mrs. David Keppel will entertain nine of the teachers this evening at her home on Fir street in honor of Miss Nina Wilson of Oshkoth, Wis., who formerly taught in the Harbor schools. Hannah, Stella and Ronald Thomas, the children of Mr. and Mrs. Phil Thomas of Elm street, who have been sick with the scarlet favor for the past three' weeks, are reported much better this morning and expect to have quarantine raised next week.
The Commercial club of Indiana
Harbor and East Chicago will hold a
meeting tonight, and President Lund
quist will probably name the club's
representative to the rivers and har
bors' congress in Washington, which
meets next month. Will Gardner will leave Friday even
ing for Lafayette, to be the guest of his brother, Ed., who is attending Pur
due, until Sunday evening.
Ed. Saluski and Miss Marion Sturtz of Chicago attended the charity ball at
the White City last Friday night.
Harry Steinbreder, manager of the
Republic mill, has taken up his- resi dence at "The Elms," Hyde Park.
Sporting Briefs
George Mullln's Detroit Tigers will
for Indianapolis, where he will remain ; not complete their barnstorming tour until Thursday night. , of Cuba until aftr Christmas:. J. Kocsmaros has opened a shoe store Five of the Cincinnati team, Bescher, and repair shop in the Varady build- Lobert, Paskert, Egan and Mitchell, ing, on the corner of One Hundred and ! stole 240 bases during the National
EAST CHICAGO TIGER SQU
CHAfflBNS OF LAKE COUNTY
The East Chicago Tigers are all In
good condition after defeating Hammond Sunday, and are going after the championship of northern Indiana
when they meet the Valparaiso Tigers
at Valparaiso next Sunday. Valparaiso
is the present holder of the title of "champions of northern Indiana," and
as Hammond held them to a tie, East Chicago ought to make a good showing against them. The East Chicago team will also play the Hammond team again on Thanksgiving day at East
Chicago and this game is already be ing looked forward to with much an
wcipauon oy lans oi Doth teams, as Hammond's team will be greatly
strengthened by that time. East Chicagos record this year Is
East Chicago, 27; Apache A. C, 0; East Chicago, 0; Hyde Park Maroons, 0. East Chicago, 17; Hyde Park Maroons, 0. East Chicago, 1; Ripmores, 0 (forfeited); East Chicago. 15; Standard, A. C, 0; East Chicago, 6; Hammond A. A., 0; East Chicago,"-65 ; opponents, 0.
Barry of Chicago at the Armory Athletic association last night. Stewart
substituted for Joe Jeannette.
HERRMANN DENIES
STORY OF NEW DEAL
Cincinnati, O., Nov. 16. President
Herrmann of the Reds came out with a strong denial today "regarding the story that First Baseman Hoblitzel
would be traded to . the Phillies-for Shortstop Doolan. "Our deal with the Quakers has . been completed," de
clared Herrmann, "and only the eight
players named first figure in the trade."
DOC ROLLER ON WA Y TO SCALE HEIGHTS OF WRESTLING HONORS
IOWA
PLAYER BREAKS BONE
Iowa City, la., Nov. 16. Clifford Powell of Red Oak, la., sustained- a broken collar bone in scrimmage yesterday on Ioda field. Reports from Washington university are flattering and the Iowa coaches are worried.
HARVARD 10-7, CHOICE OVER ELI
IN SCRIMMAGE
YALE IS F?.C7
ILUNI TEAM IN HARD PRACTICE
Champaign, HI., Nov. 16. Illinois is practicing hard for Syracuse, Head
Coach Hall figuring on a stiff baftle. Practice in breaking up place kick formations' was given, as Waite. the Syracuse field goal expert, Is greatly feared.
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League season. . On his return home Pitcher Walter Johnson of the Washington club was tendered a banquet by the fans of Coffey ville, Kan. The Athletics' quartet, consisting of Coombs, Bender, Morgan and Hartzel, has been offered an engagement by one of the vaudeville managers. A new club will be launched in Pittsburg, where bouts will be staged at popular prices. Dan (Porky) Flynn surprised the Boston fans by his work in his recent bout with Jim Barry. Abe Attell denies he ever said the Jeffries-Johnson bout was intended to be a mere "frame-up."
Cambridge, Mass., Nov. 16. Following the regular session of secret practice yesterday the stadium gates were thrown open and Harvard men were given a last chance to see the crimson squad at work this season. The secret work was given over to improving the defense, special attention being paid to
the shifts Tom Shevlln has taught Yale. All of the men are in good condition.
The squad will make its final, get
away today, leaving Cambridge for
Farmington, Conn., where they will train previous to Saturday's contest. The ends and backs will go to New
Haven Thursday afternoon to prac
tice on Tale field.
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on the game at Boston at odds of 10 to 7 on Harvard.
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ANNOUNCEMENT
New Haven, Conn., Nov. 16. The
Yale eleven held the first of the two scrimmage sessions outlined for the week yesterday afternoon and In an hour's play kept the freshmen from gaining a single first down and scoring four touchdowns. The team showed form that pleased the large squad of coaches. v Captain Daly said the same team that fi jd Princeton will go in against Harva it the start. At a coaches' council substitutes were decided upon. ; It ia the Yale team will go to the Merrden Golf club Thursday and remain there until Saturday noon. The Harvard team, will come down here from . Farmington on Thursday, take signal practice at Yale field and then return to Farmington.
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Bills Legalizing 20 Round
Bounts and More Free
dom on Turf Planned. New York, Nov. 16. From sources that are close to the new political pow
ers It has been learned that boxing and
horse racing may flourish once more in the state of New York. Rumors have wended their way ' into Gotham that the Agnew-Hart and Agnew-Per-klns anti-racing bills are to be re
pealed and that when the New York i state legislature convenes at Albany a bill will be introduced legalizing public boxing exhibitions of twenty rounds duration befo're incorporated athletic clubs. This turn of affairs In New York sporting fields makes prospects for the next racing season bright. The framrs of the boxing bill believe that c ubs should pay high license fees, at least $1,000 annually, with a percentage of the net receipts to be collected as a state tax, the money thus realized to be turned over to the state's charitable Institutions. The renewal of racing In the Empire state would be a great thing financially all around, so it Is claimed, and the property which has been allowed to retrogade would once more become valuable. However, the men back of It all will be very careful in their venture. They promise that no one who has a black mark on his name will be connected with either of the branches of sport. Boxing and horse racing met their death here only because the promoters who were reaping the harvest resorted to what the state officials thought
were unfair tactics to the public-
BARRY WHIPS JIM STEWART
Boston, Mass., Nov. 16. Beaten to a
pulp, Jim Stewart, the New Yorkheavyweight, just "managed to stay the
distance of twelve rounds with Jim
WEDNESDAY. Jack (Twin) Sullivan vs. Tony Ross, 10 rounds, - at Schenectady, N. Y. THl'RSDAY. Opening of annual show of Boston Terrier club, Boston. Tommy Quill vs. Bob Moha, IS rounds, at Milwaukee. Opening of five day aviation meet at Overland park, Denver. Opening of annual tourna ment of Texas State Chess asassociation at Houston. FRIDAY. Annual meet of the National Fox Hunters' . association begins at Crab Orchard, Ky. Annual tournament of the Texas Checker association opens In Houston. ' SATURDAY. National cross country cham-plonshi-at Celtic Park, N. Y. Intercollegiate Conference A. A. cross country run at Madison, Wis. Texas Y. M. C. A. athletio championships at San Antonio, Texas. Annual meeting of the Ontario Hockey association at Toronto. Yale-Harvard football game at New Haven. Michigan - Minnesota football game at Ann Arbor, Mich.
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Dr. B. F. Roller, aspirant to the -wrestling title left vacant by the retirement of Champion . Frank Gotch. is meeting mat artist -after mat artist in a successful climb to the championship. heights. "Doc" Roller Is well-Tersed in his branch of the game and is powerful and quick. He is to meet several powerful men before he can claim the. title, however.
, WRESTLING NOTES. A wrestling show, with Yussiff Mahmout in the feature match, meeting George Christianson, the Danish champion, takes place at Roosevelt hall, Erie and Clark streets, in Chicago, Friday night. Three other bouts. Young Jordan vs. Kid Joseph; Paul Grady vs. John Williams; Ha 111 Osman vs. Chrte Mueller, are also e-ded. The proceeds will be given to the striking United Garment Workers. "Docv Krone will serve as referee. Jimmy Galvin, the "Roughhouse Irishman," makes his first appearance In Chicago in over a year when he tackles Jess Westergaarde at the Empire theater Friday night. The "Mysterious Conductor" and the "French Demon" grapple in the semi-windup.
Message & Krone, managers of Yussiff Mahmout, have answered the den
of Henry Schreiber, stating that if
Schreiber will post a forfeit of $1,000
to bind the match, Mahmout will agree, to throw Schreiber twice In an hour or forfeit his end" of the purse. Three matches will be put on at tha Weber theater In Chicago this evening, viz.: Ole Nelson vs. Henry Webber; Walter Thompson vs. Young Beel, and, Gus Sunol, vs. Jack Jones.
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John McDonald skated 100 yards in ten seconds at Riverview rink In Chicago last night, which he claims is a world's record for roller skates.
' New York, Nov. 16. David T. Pulslfer, 80 years old, a prominent character In sporting circles for many years, is dead here. Pulsifer Is said to have discovered Jake Schaefer. the
billiard champion, who died recently.
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weeks. He announced he would play against Purdue Saturday. The freshmen, using the Purdue plays, were easily stopped by the varsity. Lafayette, Ind., Nov. 16. Coach Horr is perfecting his men for the Indiana game. Today he confined the practice to perfecting new piays. Saturday's game with De Pauw left the team in a slightly battered condition, though no serious Injuries resulted.
ORDEMAN THROWS DR. B. F. ROLLER. Minneapolis, Minn., Nov. 16. Henry Ordeman, Minneapolis wrestler, defeated Dr. B. F. Roller of Seattle here. Ordeman won the first fall in twentyone minutes and Roller took the second in thirtjf-eight minutes. Roller was exhausted and Ordeman threw him in four minutes in the rubber.
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