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THE THEGS. Saturday, Dec. 31, 1910.
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EAST CHICAGO. Services at the Congrregutional church tomorrow will begin with Sunday school at 9:30 o'clock, followed by the regrular service at 10:45. The subject of pr. Alexander Monroe's sermon at "this service will be "Deepening the Annual Consecration." The Christian Endeavor society will meet at 6:30. The evening service will begin at 7:30, Dr. Monroe's sermon subject being "Turning Over Not Only a New but a Better Leaf." There will be special music at both services and all are Invited.
Little Margaret Parry of One Hundred and Forty-third street is disconsolate over the loss of one of her Christmas presents. While on an er- . rand to Chicago avenue yesterday afternoon between 4 and 5 o'clock she lost her new white belt, with a gold buckle set with an amethyst, and hopes whoever found it will leave it with Miss
Ida Phillips at the library.
INDIANA HABBOR. itev. H. P. Ivey, pastor of the Meth
odist church, will be back in the pulpit tomorrow after an absence of three
weeks. Regular services will be held
at the usual hours throughout the day
At the 11 o'clock morning service the pastor will administer the sacrament of the Lord's supper, and members are urged to be present as this service will partake ' somewhat of a consecration service. The thought for the communion meditations will be "The giving ourselves in service." At the evening service, which begins at 7:30, Rev. Ivey will preach a New Year's sermon, using
as his text "The Power of a Great Life Purpose." The choir will render special music at both services, and the general public is cordially invited to attend.
The subject for discussion at the Baptist church Sunday evening will be
JOHHSOi! FEARS
COLLAPSE; KILL REST TWO MONTHS
Champion Admits He Is Not
in Good Shape; Plans to Quit Fast Life.
JEFF A!1D OLDFIELD HEAR DEATH I!!
AUTO ACCIDENT
Frank Chance Picks Up Au toist and Former. Boxing King. ,
Milwaukee, Wis., Dec. 31. Heavy-
New Year's- Resolutions." The music weight Champion Jack Johnson is feel-
by the ohoir will be in keeping with Ing the effect of the pace that kills.
The Installation of the newly-elected the spirit of the day. Evening service ualiy dalliance wnti drink and its at-
offlcers of the Masonic lodge will take begins at 7:30 o'clock. Sunday morn- xenaant evus, comoinea witn the weari-
place Saturday evening, Jan. 7th, In the ing is the time for the re-organlza- Bom "nQ ol oldse "k, wmcn nas lodge rooms. The following gentlemen tion of the Sunday school. The super- occupied him almost continuously since were elected to the various offices: intendent would be glad to see every h won the title, are having a serious
"Worshipful master William Bab- member whose name Is on the Sunday enect on tne giant oiacK
FOOTBALL STARS PLAY
0-0 GAfilEJIIIASHVILLE
Al Harvard Laws Unable to
Count Against Southern All Stars.
gone back on his decision to keep away from the mat since he first announced hU decision that he would not wrestle, "I suppose Farmer Burns and a number of otV ra would like to push me back into the game," said Qtch, "but I absolutely refuse and never have wavered In my determination. I think that I should have the right to live my
life as I please and that it Is not necessary for me to get back into the game."
San Diego, Cal., Dec. SI. Frank
Chance, ranchman and Peerless Leader of the Chicago Cubs, today played a hero role in an auto accident in which Barney Oldfield and James J. Jeffries were the victims. The trio was en
cock. Senior warden W. John McRae. Junior warden William C. Jones. Treasurer W. H. Jeppeson. Secretary Abe Goodfriend.
Trustee W. C. Bailey.
school roll present on New Year's I Johnson himself admits that he is
morning. It Would be a fine start to far from good condition. He Intends make for the New Year. Sunday school to recuperate before it is too late, and opens at 9:45 o'clock. At the 11 o'clock with that end in view he is now map-
meeting Sunday morning communion 1 ping out a two months' vacation in service will be held as is usual on the j California. Within two veeeks he will
Quite a number of the Welsh people first Sunday of the month. Cordial leave for the west and will go into the
of East Chicago will go to Chicago invitation is extended to an to attend i
Monday tb attend the Eisteddfod, which I these services. I All thoughts of early battles have
takes place at Orchestra hall that day.! Mr. and Mrs. John Holmstrom, 3728 I been dismissed- from the mind of the
R. E. Yoakum( assistant superinten- 1 Fir street, celebrate their 25th wedding I champion. Possibly In March he will
dent of the Cudahy Packing company, anniversary Dec. 17 at Cline's hall. Tne 1 consider a match, but that depends up-
has been here several days looking aft- I wedding march was proceeded by a on his condition at that time.
er his company's Interests. short talk and congratulations given Recently reports were nrlnted that
Mrs. A. E. Strom and daughter, Mrs. I by a friend, Mr. Mallstrom of Pull- J Johnson has acceped an offer from a
A.-. Gray, are suffering from attacks of man. The brides niece, Helga Holm- ciub at Paris, France, to box the win
tonsilitia. Strom, presented her with twenty-five ner of the Sam Langford-Joe Jeannette
Lucile McNary, who is sick with American beauty roses tied with a I battle, but the Galveston man says
scarlet fever, is much better and able Swedish emblem of yellow and blue I there is no truth to the stories
to be up now. ribbons. It was followed by a ban- Another dispatch hinted that John-
Skating afterpoon and night every! Que at 7 o'clock. The table decorr.-I son has made a secret agreement to
day this week at East Chicago rink. 5ttions were carnations, ferns and smi- box Al Kaufman In London, England
lax. There was a short program of I next spring. The champion admits that music and songs, followed by dancing, I he Is considering this match, but he
which was interrupted by several tele-
Nashville. Tenn., Dec. 31. On a field slippery and treacherous, the football game yesterday afternoon between the Vanderbilt-Suwanee and Michigan com
bination and the Harvard All Stars from Harvard law school, resulted in a scoreless tie. The game was hard fought. Two thousand witnessed the" melee, which was largely a punting battle, as neither squad could gain consistently. The Commodore - Purple - Wolverine was badly handicapped by ground conditions, and Browrt and Neely, their fastest men, had no chance for end
runs. Brown on the defense, however, twice caught men from behind when a miss, at least on one occasion, would have resulted In a touchdown. Near the close of the first quarter Browne fell while trying for a punt, missing the ball entirely. Captain Fish gathered it In and started for the goal line, but was Intercepted by the litle Suwanee quarter on the twelve yard line. This was the nearest approach to a touchdown during the game. Both sides tried for a field goal and failed. Dan
FIGHT HIGH SCHOOL FRATS. That the action of the Indianapolis board of school commissioners in re
fusing diplomas to high school students
who retain their membership in fra
ternlties will meet the general favor of the college fraternities !s the beliei of the fraternity, and sorority leaders of
Butler college.
Arthur Schaefer, the Giants utility
infleldar. will snend the next two'
months In Japan, coaching the Waseda
College nine.
CALENDAR OV SPORTS
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. SATTRDAY.
Opening of annual "independent" automobile' sho win Grand Central Palace. New York. Opening of the season of the National Hockey association of ' Canada. Football game between Harvard ail-star eleven and all-Southern eleven a New Orleans. Football game 1 between Oak Park high school of Chicago and Washington high at Portland. Ore. Paddy Lavln vs. Buck Crouse. 12 rounds, at Akron, O. Basketball: WeMeyan vs. St. John's college, at Brooklyn. Hockey: Yale vs. Cornell, at Chicago.
route to Mexico for a hunting triD.
Barney and Jeff occuDied one car : JVictium piayea most oi me game ana
and wr lmiiiiir win niifliH lot h showed that he was something of a I
car slip over the bank of the road. The1 punter, driving one ball for a clean
machine turned turtle and both occu- fifty-five yards.
pants were hurled heavily to the
ground.
Almost miraculously the two escaped
death or serious injury, but their auto
was a total wreck and they would have been in a sad flax had not Caance
come up in his machine. The Cub boas
picked up the auto champion and the former boxing king and the three proceeded on their way to Mexico.
$300 REWARD IN
has not accepted terms.
TVT'fJATJTT lWVf!TT1T?.V grams of congratulations from distant
relatives. xney were inj recipients oi
many beautiful pieces of silver presents
from friends. When the guests de
parted the crowd extended their best
Louisville, Ky., Dec. 31. Joe McGann, brother of Dan McGann, the ball
Player who was found dead in Boslen's wlshes that they mlght have many
more twenty-five years of happy wedded life.
The Athletic Baseball club will give
their second annual ball at the Audi-
hotel with a bullet wound in his chest,
has engaged two detectives to try to clear up the circumstances of Dan McGann's death. He has increased to $300
i , . ., , ,. I torium Saturday evening, Jan. 14th. The mond ring which McGann puchased I .
with his World's series money when with the New York Giants and which
WOLGAST READY TO BOX NEXT MONTH Cadillac, Mich., .Dec. 31. Ad Wolgast gave out a definite program today. On Jan. 9 he will commence a week of vaudeville in Detroit. - The following week he will do the same stunt ' in
Milwaukee. Then he will engage in two small bouts to try out his fractured arm. He did 'not say who his opponents would be. If the test satisfies
his physician, he will then negotiate
Athletic club is .the second team la
the Harbor and 'will play on the en-
was mlssihe from his hand when he , .
was found dead. Joe McGann is not ul iiu
satisfied that his brother committed Miss Minnie waywooa, wno is spena- wlth Moran,. but does not " expect to
suicide despite the coroner's verdict, lnf? tne holidays with her parents, Mr. get into the ring with the Englishman
and will not cease his investigation un-i -, o i aai
til he has done everything possible to avenue, will return to Muncie Sunday I that his first big bout certainly would -i,,,, nn ihf mvqtprv evening to resume her duties as in- be with Moran. He intimated that he
structor of domestic science in the I might fight Nelson berore he met Mo
THERE'S A CHANCE THAT YOU Muncie schools. I ran, aaamg mat a ngnt with Meison
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Tacorna, Wash., Dec. 31. Tommy
Burns, former champion of the world,
thinks he has a great lighter in Jack Lester of this city, a young man who scored a neat victory in the ninth round of what was to have been a ten
round battle here last night with Ed
Hagen, a Seattle heavyweight. The
battle ended in a knockout, Lester get
ting in a hard right swing to Hagen's
jaw just before the bell sounded to
end the round.
OAK PARK FEARS IT FIELD AT PHD
Football Champions See Lit
tle Chance for Speed in Game Today.
GOTCH DENIES PLAN
TO WRESTLE HACK.
Humboldt, la., Dec 81. "As I have
stated before, I am out of the wrestling game for keeps, there never has been an" interview coming from me In which I stated that I would go to the mat
with Huckenschmidt or any other wrestler. Even if I was credited with saying that whatever Farmer Burns
says goes, the fact that my fiancee ob
jects to my re-entering the game s to a certain extent the cause of my quit
ting." So declared Frank Gotch, the
world's champion wrestler, last night
in answer to the many rumors circu
lated that he would re-enter the wrestling game "if Farmer Burns said the
word."
Gotch declared that he never had
Portland, Ore., Dec. 81. National
interscholastic football honors will be at stake today when the Oak Park
high school football team of Chicago and the Washington high of Portland battle to a finish at Recreation park. The hopes of the Oak Park team took a decided slum'g, today ' when it was found that "It' would" be impossible to have the field in any kind of condition for fast football, " the kind Oak Park expected to play ' against Its western opponents. Portland, however, greets the heavy going with delight, - as all Its games have been played on heavy fields and the men, it is figured, will be able to show a shade the better work in bandling the ball in as much as Oak Park has had little 'experience with a wet oval.
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"BUGS" RAYMOND TAKES JAG CURE New York, Dec. 31. Manager Mc-
Graw received a letter from Pitcher Arthur Kayrnond today in which Raymond promised to go to Dwight, Hi., Tuesday and remain there until ordered to report to "Marlin, Texas, next spring. Catcher George Schlei signed with the New York National league club today for the season of 1911. He makes the twentieth man to get into line.
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were held up to th.s year by Cresceus lor nine years. The performances of The Harvester have now completely wiped off the name of Cresceus from the championship lists, the last of his marts to be lowered being that for two miles. The old mark of 4:17 is now replaced by 4:15 The oldest records to go by the boards is that of Arion. 2:10, as a two-ypar-old trotting colt a mark which Justice Brooke reduced to 2:09 The fastest record of the year is. of course 'that 3f Tjhlan, who trotted a mile In 1:58 at the North Randall, Ohio, track, and who set the world's record below the two minute mark for the first time without the assistance of a wind shield or a runner In
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