Hammond Times, Volume 5, Number 133, Hammond, Lake County, 22 November 1910 — Page 3
Tuesday, Nov. 22, 1910.
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INDIANA HARBOR. A union service of all the Protestant churches In Indiana Harbor will be held at the Baptist church on Thanksgiving, night to which the public is cordially Invited. Rev. H. P. Ivey. pastor of the Methodist church, will deliver the sermon and a good musical
program will be rendered by the dif-
Herbert Daub attended a banquet at the Great Northern hotel Saturday night, given by the Alumni association of his alma mater. Mrs. G. A. Johnson of Chicago avenue has been suffering for the past few days with an attack of the grippe,
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Miss Nellie Scott of the city clerk's terent churches contributing the talent office was compelled to quit work yes- ; for tne occasion. The musical program terday and go home on account of ls as follows: illness. , J rSan Voluntary. Albert Given and Tom Davis SDent ! Anthem "Give Thanks and Be Joy-
Sunday in Michigan City. ' Members of the congregations of the , Methodist and Congregational churches
will join in a union service, to be held
in hte former church, Thanksgiving evening. Dr. Alexander Monroe will preach the sermon and the Methodist choir will furnish the music.
Everybody you meet these days
carrying home a turkey, duck or some other kind of fowl that was won in one of the many raffles taking place around town. School will be dismissed Wednesday for the balance of the week in order to give the teachers and scholars a chance to thoroughly enjoy Thanks-
. giving .and also to recover from same,
on Friday. Contractor F. G. Proudfoot has
ful." Solo Mrs. George Summers. Hymn "Come Now Almighty King. Scripture Reading.
Invocation.
Response (Choir) "Oh, 'Holy Fa
ther."
I Hymn "All Hail the Power of Jesus
is ' Name."
Sermon Rev. H. P. Ivey. Anthem "We Thamk Thee Oh Fa ther. Solo Mrs. H. Carpenter. Hymn "America." Benediction.
The Royal League will give their annual ball at the Auditorium tomorrow
night. This will be an invitation af
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cago avenue, between White Oak avenue and Baring avenue, and also from Railroad avenue to the canal. The largest and most beautiful selection of costumes can be rented at the lowest possible prices on the day of the Elks' ball at 12:30 p. m. and thereafter at Elks' hall. . 22-4t Box skating at the East Chicago rink Tuesday night. Special matinee Thursday. Skating every night, except Elks' night, Nov. 26th. 21-2t
BRITTON WHIPS KID FARMER Memphis, Tenn., Nov. 22. Jack Britton of Chicago won a clan cut decision over Kid Farmer of Peoria, 111., after eight rounds, intermixed with slugging and boxing, at the National Athletic club last night. Brltton landed on Farmer at will, but never had the Peoria lightweight in any noticeable r.gony. Farmer's chief asst, a strong right, failed to land where it was aimed after numerous attempts.
Royal League has a reputation for giv-
' ing delightful functions, and it is not j expected that tomorrow night's dance ! will detract any therefrom, j Arthur Borman, the young son of j Mr. and Mrs. Chris Borman of 136th
and Elm streets, ls sick with the scarlet fever, and Mrs. Borman is also laid up with tonsllitis. - Charle.s Bloomhuff, the engineer who was Injured in the Pennsylvania wreck last week, is getting along nicely at' St. Margaret's hospital. Box skating at the East Chicago rink Tuesday night. Special matinee Thursday. Skating every night, except Elks' night, Nov. 26th. 21-2t
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WALTER LITTLE TO FIGHT KE YES Savannah, Ga., Nov. 22. Walter Little, th Chicago lightweight, is matched to meet Bert Keyes of New York here In a fifteen round fight on Thanksgiving day.
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FINE RECORD OF INDIANA TEAM Bloomlngton, Ind., Nov. 21. By defeating Purdue 15 to 0 Saturday Jimmy Sheldon's football machine closed the season with its goal line .uncrossed. Only two teams were able to score on Indiana, Wisconsin 3 and Illinois 3 on drop kicks. During the schedule Indiana rolled up a total of 97 points to a total. of only 6 by opponents. It is the greatest record In the history of the school. Capt. Bej-ndt, ex-Captain Cyjmlngham, Hoover, Dutter, RobertsV Hatfield and Winters ended their football careers Saturday. The athletic board will ask for the return of Sheldon next fall.
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Dane, Fearing Defeat Saturday, Searches for Veteran to Outline His Plan of Battle.
PENN FINISHES
CORNELL PRACTICE Philadelphia, Pa., Nov. 22. Pennsylvania's scrub team disbanded last night after giving the varsity eleven its final
scrimmage of the year. Ramsdell was
in his place yesterday, and, while a little stiff, did his work well and Trainer Murphy stated that he will be at his best by Thursday. There will be no further hard work for the team. Tonight the men will go to Wayne, a suburb a few miles from the university, and remain there until the Inorning of the Cornell game.
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REDMOND STOPS JACK ROBERTS Fort Wayne, Ind., Nov. 22. Jack Redmond knocked out Jack Roberts here last night in the fourth round. Both boxers mlxed.it at the start and Roberts was holding his own when he caught a right swing flush on the Jaw and took the count.
Misses Sears and Ridgwa'y Fly With Grahame-White Philadelphia, Pa., Nov. 22. Miss Eleanor Sears of Boston and Miss Violet Rldgway, both well known in society here and in New York, were passengers
of Claude Grahame-Whlte in his Far-
man biplane in flights made yesterday
at the meet of the Aero Club of Penn-
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Clifford B. Harmon, the amateur ny-
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Ideal aviation weather prevailed and
aeroplanes were aloft practicauy tne entire afternoon at the grounds at Point Breeze.
In addition to the flights on which he
took the society women as passengers, Grahame-White made a trip to League
Island in his biplane and defeated an automobile driven by Harvey RIngler
in a four mile race, covering the distance in 7 minutes and 46 seconds. ,
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San Francisco, Cal., Nov. 22. A cloud of gloom settled over the training quarters of Battling Nelson yesterday when he recevled word from Tommy Ryan that he would be unable to come west and second the Dane for his battle with Owen Moran Saturday. The Battler wants to be trained to the hour for Saturdays clash with the Britisher and has made every attempt to go into the ring with an advantage on his opponent. It was this that prompted the Dane to seek the services of Ryan, who has long been known as one of the greatest handlers of pugilists.
It is the meeting with Moran that is
worrying the former lightweight cham
pion and he knows that he must de
cisively defeat Moran in order to get a return match with Champion Ad Wol-gast.
Nelson has but one ambition, and that is to get another chance with Wolgast, and appreciates that it is up to him to prove that he has not "gone back,"
dui is as good as he ever was. He
will have a good pull in the weghts,
but the Moran admirers believe that the cleverness of their boy will more than
offset any advantage Nelson can show. That Nelson proposes to make a hur
ricane boxing bout out of his affair with Moran is plainly Indicated by the
way Nelson is going about his work. If he loses to Moran he-will not be
able to say he was not in shane.
Yesterday the Dane boxed nine rounds, three with Marty Kane, Walter Scott and Dick Wheeler, and at ttm
conclusion of this severe test he displayed no particular signs of fatigue and appeared as if he could step forty more rounds. Nelson showed improved speed, and the chances are he will be much faster when he faces Moran than he was whn he recently faced La Grave. Like Nelson, Moran is working at top speed for this bout. Owen does not always train faithfully for his bouts, but this time he can be relied upon to be in the very best fettle. Although the battle only a few days away there has been but little betting. The few wagers that have been made were around the even money notch, with Nelson supporters coming to the front. Although Nelson has displayed wonderful aggressiveness In his training, he fears defeat with Moran unless he can secure a veteran such as Ryan to outline his plan of battle.
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MINNESOTA MAY ! CAUSE BREAK 1911 Michigan Contest Still in Balance. Ann Arbor, Mich., Nov. 21. Asked tonight if there is any truth in the rumor that football relations between
Michigan and Minnesota are to be sus
pended. Prof. Evans Holbrook, chairman of the board in control of athletics, admitted that as yet there ls no con
tract for agreement with the Gophers next year.
'We are unable to say at this time
whether the relations begun two years ago will be continued or not," said
Prof. Holbrook.
Both Minnesota and Michigan are
extremely anxious to play the game,
nosv. The sight of the blood discouraged Otto, but he battled hard in the third and in the fourth it looked as if he would surely finish the Californian. That famous right swing of Otto's thudded time and again against Powell's Jaw, but Lew merely shook his head and kept plunging in for more. The sixth was Otto's last stand. He had the better of this sesison, tut the seventh marked the turning of the tide in Powell's favor. His rugged attack wore Otto down.
GILL TO LEAD
HOOSIER TEAM
Bloomlngton, Ind.. Nov. 22. Andy
i Gill, Indiana's snail half back, who jmade the touchdown for the Hooslers against Chicago this season, was electJed unanimously captain for next year
but the Minnesota authorities are un-jby the team yesterday. Next season willing to invite a break with the con-: be Gill's junior year and it is beference, and it is possible that such a ' Heved he will be shifted to quarter on
relation would result from of the contract with us."
a renewal , account of hjrs qualities as a general.
j Indiana's schedule for 1911 now ls being
- ;oinugoa oy Aiuieuv director nuicnins.
TF.W POWT1T.T. TTEATT.V Chicago will be played on the Midwab UUVVrWVVXiUJiHIxillUI ! grounds, but the Northwestern game TRIMS YOUNG OTTO!may be at Indianapolis. It is Indl- , j ana's year to go to Champaign for the New York, Nov. 22. Lew Powell of Illinois game and Madison for the WisCalifornia defeated Young Otto, the io-jcons,n contest, cal fighter, in their ten round bout at' " 1 the Olympic last night. In the first six PTXfl VTJCttrT MATTPQ rounds Powell took enough punishment j - x OJfi"C5 to put out three ordinary lightweights.! STAGE DEBUT but in the seventh he came back strong i and won out in the last four rounds by Davenport, . Ia., Nov. 22. Joe Choyn-
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ski, who trained Jeffries in his contest ;
sheer courage and aggressiveness.
Otto started out like a winner In the' with Jack Johnson, made his first stage first round. He hammered his adver-! appearance here last night in his sketch sary all over the ring, but in the sec-j entitled "His Last Battle." He introond Powell ran into- Otto's punches duced Miles McLeod, the man who he and managed to get over a hook to the; claims will whip Johnson inside a year, nose that dre wthe claret from Otto's They boxed a two-minute round.
TFESDAT, Annual trials of the Interna
tional Field Trial club begin at Ruthven, Ont. Opening of International Horse Show at the Union Stock yards, Chicago. Annual meeting of American Association of Trotting Horse Breeders in New York. Automobile race meet of Louisiana state fair. Lake Charles, La. . Abe Attell vs. Pal Moore, ten rounds, at Fairmount A. C. New York. Owen Moran vs. "Knockout" Bround, 12 rounds, at Armory A. A., Boston. WEDXESDAY. Annual field trials of Delaware Setter and Pointer club, Wilmington, Del. Opening of annual bench show of Wissahickon Kennel club, Philadelphia. Jimmy Walsh vs. Monte Tttell, 10 rounds, at Empire A. C, Kansas City. THURSDAY. Football contest between Cornell and Pennsylvania at Philadelphia. . Football contest between Carlisle Indians and Brown at Providence. Football contest between Kansas and Missouri at Kansas City, Mo. Football contest between Virginia and North Carolina at Richmond. Opening of the first southern open golf tournament at Memphis, Tenn. Opening of the winter race meeting of the Jockey club of Jurez, Mexico. Johnny Klibane vs. Benny Kaufman, 12 rounds, at Akron, Ohio. q Fifteen-mile '' race between Tom Longboat and Al Shrubb at Boston. v Santa Monica road race of the Southern California Automobile Dealers' association. Automobile race meet under the auspices of the New Orleans Automobile club. FRIDAY. "Knockout" Brown vs. Howard Smith, 10 rounds, at Harrisburg, K. J. ' SATURDAY. Football contest between the Army and Navy at Philadelphia. Opening of two-day automobile race meet on the board track at Los Angeles. National cross-country championships of A. A- U. at Celtic Park. New York. Opening of the middlewest bowling tournament in Omaha. Annual meeting of the Canadian Amateur Athletic Union at Toronto.
NELSON IN FINE SHAPE
Syracuse, N. Y., Nov. 22. "I'm in
great shape," wired Battling Nelson to Tommy Ryan yesterday in asking the retired middleweight champion to be
his chief second against Owen Moran in San Francisco next Saturday. Ryan declined, as he has charge of a club which holds bouts here next Monday night.
TIGERS DEFEAT HAMMOND MAROONS The Hammond Tigers last Sunday defeated' the Hammond South SJde Maroons on. the H. A. A. grounds by a score of 27 to 6. Touchdowns were made for the Tigers by Hilbrlch, O'Connor, Miller, Kruge and Phromer. O'Connor made two goal kicks. Kohl was the only one to make a touchdown for the Maroons. D. M, Long kicked goal for them. The line
up of the Tigers was as follows: Muse, center; H. Zimmerman, right guard; Mauch, left guard; Hartley, right tackle; Langbeln, Veft tackle; O'Connor, right end; Hilbrlch, left end; Kruge, quarter Back; Zimmerman, full back; Miller, right half back; Phromer, left half back. , '
CORNELL IN LAST
DRILL FOR PENN Ithaca, N. Y., Nov. 2J. In the last
practice on the local field this year the Cornell varsity thrashed the scrubs by
five touchdowns in half $n hour yesterday, exhibiting a fighting power and speed that dlighted the coaches and displayed the most impressive performance of the year. The squad departed
for Atlantic City, where It will remain until Thursday morning, going to Philadelphia Just In time for the game with Pennsylvania.
TWO SIGN NEW YORK GIANT CONTRACTS New York, Nov. 22. The New York National league club today received the signed controcts of Shortstop Arthur Brid well, who has been with the Giants for three years, and Harry Gowdy, substitute first baseman, who Joined the team last fall."
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CARLISLE INDIANS
Carlisle, Pa.. Nov. 22. The Carlisle Indians worked hard yesterday afternoon and for the first time in several weeks all of the regulars were on the Job. The team was much encouraged by the presence of Captain Houser, who has Just come from the hospital. Houser worked a Utle yesterday, as did his substitute Fullback Newashee, who has also been laid up. A signal practice of long duration which covered quite a number of new plays planned to be used against Brown Thanksvlglng day.
Los Angeles, Cal., Nov. 22. Charley White of Chicago and Danny Webster, who hook up In a twenty round battle at Vernon Thanksgiving day, are both going great guns in their training. Manager Leavy ls so pleased with his lad's condition that Webster will end his training at the East Side Athletic club today. Leavy believes his boy will win In fifteen rounds. White Is working like a Trojan at Doyle's Vernon camp and has won the hearts of local fans. A few small wagers have been made, with White favorite at 10 to 8. "I expect to win." said White today. "I never was in better condition in my life. If I am beaten I will have no excuse to offer."
ZBYSZKO FLOPS GEORGE SANTELL Jamestown, N. Y., Nov. 22. Zbyszko, the Polish wrestler, defeated George Santell of . Canada in a finish contest here last night. The Pole gained the first fall in fourteen minutes and the second in six minutes. Zbyszko meets George Hackenschmidt at Buffalo on Thursday night.
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