Hammond Times, Volume 2, Number 18, Hammond, Lake County, 1 June 1912 — Page 3

June 1, 1912.

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AST CHICAGO

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EAST CHICAGO. MUln of the Good Shrpbrrd, I. O. O. F., building-. For?ythe avenue, O. H. Cleveland, minister. Holy communion at 8 a. m. Sunday schoot at 10 a. m. . Morning ser-ice at 11 a. m. Bishop White of this diocese will administer the right of confirmation at the morning service on Sunday. June 9, for which a special service Is being arranged.

Diamond's after-mipper nnle tonifrht, from 6 to 9. Naval oranges,' sweet and juicy, 16c per dozen. 15-cent bottle of tomato catsup 11c; 12 bars German family soap 60c; also many other big bargains. All come. The services at the Congregational church tomorrow are as follows: Sunday school at 9:30; preaching service at 10:45. Subject of Rev. Alexander Monroe's sermon at this service will be "Moulding Influence of Jesus." The Junior Endeavor society will meet at 2:30 p. m. and the Senior Endeavor society at 6.45. At the evening service, which begins at 7:45, Mrs. Hiram "W. Thomas, an old friend of Rev. and Mrs. Monroe, will" speak on "Some Phases of Modera Movements." There will be .special music at the evening service and a special invitation iS Issued to women. The services at the Methodist Episcopal church tomorrow begin with Sunday school at 9:30 a. m. and preaching at 10:45. Rev. R. II. Crowder's subject in the morning will be "An Obvious Duty." The Epworth League meets at 6:30 and the evening service begins 'at 7:30, subject "The Keynote

of Christ's Rellgrion." , Mrs. George W. Hess and daughter. Miss Florence Hess of St. Ixtuls, will arrive in East Chicago this evening to be the guests of Mrs. Hess' brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Freeman. Mrs. Freeman has gone to Chicago to meet them. The. Misses Mabel and Sylvia Allen of Ravenswood, Chicago, will spent Sunday as the guests of the C. W. Lytles of Beacon street. Mr. and Mrs. William Berry, who have been living in the Friedman block for the past year, leave tonight for Alliance, O., where they will make their future home. Mrs. Gwilym Jones' wheel of the Methodist church will serve lunch, beginning at 11:30 a. m.. next Wednesday, In the Schlieker store building, recently vacated by the East Chicago bank. The menu will consist of sandwiches, potato salad, baked beans, short cake and cream and coffee. Everything will be 5 cents, excepting the short cake, which will be 16 cents. At 4 o'clock th-faie 'will have a bake flale at the same place. T. T. Lesser of OH City, Pa., ha joined his family in East Chicago. 2t

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FREE LECTURE.

There will be an interesting service tomorrow afternoon, at 3 o'clock, at Odd Fellows' hall. East Chicago, under the auspices of the International Bible .Students' association. Carl Foss of Chicago will speak on the subject of the "Three Ways." Mr. Foss Is well versed in the teachings of prophesy, having made a special study along this important line and expects to be able to make plain to his hearers Just what is Implied in the words of his theme and to harmonize many hitherto perplexing and supposedly contradictory texts of Scriptures. Mr. Foss has been with us a number of times. His thorough knowledge of the Scriptures and his absolute loyalty to them, coupled with intense earnestness, make his lectures extremely Interesting. A cordial invitation Is extended toll ail to be present. No collections.

INDIANA HARBOR First Vnttrd Prewbyterlan Church, Indiana Harbor. Rev. A. J. Crooks, pastor. Regular services are being held in the K. of P. hall, on Michigan avenue, near Pennsylvania avenue, temporary quarters, until new church is completed on the corner of 13Sth and Hemlock streets. Sabbath services . on June2, as follows: Bible school at 9.45. conducted by the superintendent, William Dobbie. Public worship and sermon at 11

a. m. j Evening service at 7:30 p. m. j Come in time for Bible school. Be a "booster" and watch the "thermometer." All strangers and friends are cordially invited to come and enjoy these services with us. "Come thou with us and we will do thee good: for the Lord hath spoken good concerning Israel." Services at the Christian church tomorrow will begin with Sunday school at 9:45 a. m., , followed by preaching and communion at 11 o'clock. The evening service will begin at 7:45, Mr. Carpenter's subject being, "Men Who Were Better Never Born." The pastor and the members of the congregation are quite busy Just now making preparations for the tent meeting, which will begin about the middle of the month. Program for the Methodist church tomorrow: Sunday school at 9:45; preaching at 11. The subject of Rev. O. B. Rippetoe's sermons will be "Immediate Possession." Junior League meets

at 2:30 and the Epworth League at 6.30. Preaching at 7:30, pastor's subject will be "The Morning Cometh." The official board of the church will meet at the church at 8 o'clock Monday evening. The Epwcrth League will give a sv cial In the basement of the Methodist church next Thursday evening. Re-fn-shmynts will be served and a program arranged. All are invited. All Royal Neighbors of Indiana Harbor are requested to be at Weiland's hall. East Chicago, at 7:30 Tuesday evening to exemplify the initiation work of -the East Chicago lodge at that time. W. W. Taylor has returned from a two weeks' vacation trip, which he spent with relatives and friends In Pittsburg. v Eight Indiana couples and their children who had planned a picnic at Jackson Park for Decoration day changed their program on account of the day being a bit too chilly for an

al fresco affair. The men went to the ball game at East Chicago and the women and children to the Orpheirm theatre Instead of to the park, and all returned to the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Lundqulst. where they ' spent the evening. There wtre twenty-six .all told in the company. Dr. Frank Stephens, Dr. C. C. Robinson, John R. Farovid and W. B. Van Horne,-who went to Indianapolis .to see the auto races in Dr. Stephens' machine, returned last night. Dr. Frederic Sauer, M. R. Schock and Louis Aeby, who went in the Schock machine, are expected back tolay.

Miss Josephine Nixon, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.'M. K. Nixon, formerly of the South! Bay hotel, is the guest of Mrs. C C. Robinson. Miss Nixon has Just returned from abroad, where she has spent several months In travel. Mrs. Chas. Llndmueller of the South Bay hotel Is spending the day In Chicago.

I1HACK1N today INVADE SOX PARK

Refreshed by a day of complete rest, barring a brief period of morning practice, Chicago's White Sox are prepared to begin today the defense of their home citadel against the Invasion of the eastern teams, of which the world's champion Athletics from Philadelphia are the first to arrive in town. The Mackmen, now going at a faster gait than In the early part of the last month, are booked to play- four games

here, today, tomorrow, Monday and Tuesday. Following Philadelphia will come Washington, New Vork and Bos

ton, in that order, each for four games. After that siege St. Louis and Cleveland are due to. come to Chicago before

Callahan's men leave town. That gives

them almost the whole month of June at home and in that time the Sox ought to establish themselves more firmly In first place.

MAJOR LEAGUE STANDINGS

AMERICAN LEAGUE.

CUBS START WAR IN BOSTON TODAY

Boston, Mass., June 1. Somewhat depressed in spirit, the Cubs reached Boston at 8:30 o'clock last night, where they are to begin the invasion of the ea-st against Johnny Kling's braves today. The vacancy in "lower three" of the Pullman had caused the depression.

The only thing In "lower three" was a little black traveling bag that belonged to Artie Hofman. Artie had been left behind, traded to the Pirates, but In some way the little black bag that has been on so many tours of conquest with the Cubs had gotten Into the car as If a thing alive, and It is now In Boston. It will be sent to Artie tomorrow.

W. I,. CHICAGO 28 12 Hoaton 25 13 Philadelphia 17 10 Detroit - 20 20 Cleveland 17 19 Washington 18 '21 tw York 12 22 St. l.ou!4 12 IAS

Pet. .700 .888 .515 .500 .472 .402 .353 .316

Yesterday's Results. St. I. out, 0; Detroit, 1. JS'o other game scheduled. Gamti Today. Philadelphia at Chicago. Washington at St. I.oula. New York at Detroit. Hub (on at Cleveland. NATIONAL LEAGUE.

New York: Cincinnati CHICAGO Pittabura; St. Loot.

NORTHERN INDIANA LEAGUE SCHEDULE Game Today. Gary at Hammond. "Whiting at Valparaiso. La Porte at Indiana Harbor. East Chicago at Crown Point. Game Sunday, Jane 2. Hammond at Laporte. Crown Point at East Chicago. Valparaiso at Gary. Indiana Harbor at Whiting.

Today, Saturday, June 1, the fans In the Northern Indiana league will be able to see their first week day baseball, and although Saturday baseball Is

something new In this region the man

agement of the various teams are pre

paring to take care of large crowds, as they think the new schedule will turn

out a success.

Probable showers Is what the weather man hands out today, but tomorrow he throws out a little ray of hope, stating that Sunday will be fair and

cooler.

There Is not a city In the league now that does not own a fine baseball park and each of them have grand stands and bleachers for the comfort of the fans capable of holding a large capaci

ty.

COLTS WANT GAMESThe Wabash Colts would like to arrange for Sunday games with teams averaging 17 to 19 years. Charles S. Cox, 305 Chicago avenue, Hammond. Phone 922 J.

TWO CRUSHED BY CARS Laporte, Ind., June 1. Louis Voss and August Spellas, railroad employes, were thrown between the cars of a Bal

timore & Ohio train at Walkertoii today, receiving Injuries that may piove fatal. '

Springfield,' Mass., June 1. World records were broken here by Al Shrubb, the famous English long distance runner, who covered twelve miles In 1 hour 30 seconds... The previous record was 82 minutes 2 seconds, made by Bennett in England in 1883. To impart lntegt , Sbrubb was pitted against four men In relays, none of whom was able to hold the pace more than a few laps.

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BLAHKEH TAKES 6-HOURJYCLE RACE Covers 233 &iles on Excelsior in Endurance Grind at Hawthorne,

WOLGAST IS WINNER; YOUNG O'BRIEN DOWN

Philadelphia, Pa., June 1. Adolph Wolgast. the lightweight champion pugilist of the world, was hard pressed last night to win the popular six-round verdict over Young O'Brien. little brother of the famous Philadelphia Jack. The champ deserved the verdict, however, because of a olean knockdown he scored In the second round. He upset Toung Jack with a smashing left hand punch and stung him so badly that the youngster heeded the advice of his seconds and stayed down for the full nine count.

It was a slashing and sensational lit

tle battle, full of action all the way because each boy was trying to- punch

holes in each other. Wolgast looked good, but not as strong and rugged as when he last showed here against Gotham K. O. Brown. He fought a careful fight, as becomes a champion who has so much at stake, but was mighty, mighty busy at times, especial

ly when O'Brien shook him with some

irritating lefts to the face. From his appearance last night Wol

gast is rapidly rounding Into form. There may be a few boys who can whale him over a long route right now.

but it Is doubtful, and with a few more short fights under his belt the cham

pion will be his old self.

Boston

Y'eaterday's Keaulta. St. Louts, 5) New York, 1. Brooklyn, 9 Boston, 8. Brookl j-n, Hf Boston, 3. rttlnbars, 6 j Cincinnati, a. Games Today. Chicago at Boston. Pittsburg at Philadelphia. St. Louis at New York.

Cincinnati at Brooklyn.

W. I Pet. . 28 7 .KOO J .23 17 .5751 .19 17 .628 ! .18 "17 .B14 .20 22 .476 . 13 19 .407 ! . 12 22 .353 .13 25 .342

RYAN TO TEACH JACK'S BLOWS TO FLYNN

East Las Vegas, N. M., June 1. Jim

Flynn will get busy with the boxing gloves tomorrow afternoon for the first time since coming to the battle ground.

and he will have a session with the as

tute Tommy Ryan each day until he lets up a bit before the bell rings on

the afternoon of July 4.

Ryan Is a mean fellow to work for, but he can teach the veriest tyro a lot about boxing If the tyro will stand up and take a licking dally in order to become adept. Folks who were there will never forget the way Ryan used to whale the daylights out of Jeffries each

afternoon when blg.Jlm was training for hie championship fight with Bob

Fltisimmons. Jeff Jl

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championship aa a result. Of course, Ryan could not whip Flynn now In a real fight, but he will don plenty of boxing armor to prevent an injury to himself, and then will be able to kick holes In the Pueblo fireman at his pleasure. Ryan knows as' much about the Johnson right uppercup as

Johnson does, and more about a lot of

other punches. He'll tach the fireman to block every sort of punch before he gets through.

WHITING NEXT.

On Sunday Indiana Harbor will travel ! to Whiting for a game with the Oil

City men. This will be the first meet

ing of these two clubs this year and al good game is looked for. as both of

these clubs have been bitter rivals.

Manager Frank Helin his strengthened j

his club for this game, having consoli

dated with the Kosters, a fast semi-pro club of Chicago, and he will pick about

f fATip vyia. f.An. -fV,l ta-m A xrrt..

will from now on' act as scout for the Whiting club. Helln has signed up

William Juan, pitcher "of St. Ignatius'

college, and will pitch his first game

for Whiting against Indiana Harbor.

Quan has had success' in all his games this year and at no time has any club secured more than six hits in any" one game. This Is considered a remarkable record for so early in the season and

judging by his past record he will re?

peat against Indiana Harbor.

Jeff not relish the

grueling, but he beat iHts and won the

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B. L Blaaltenhelm won the silver cup of the North Shore Motorcycling club in a six-hour endurance race at Hawtrone race track yesterday afternoon. Blankenhelm, on an Kxcelslor, covered 233 miles. Ed Bomark, Hdlng an Indian, was second, covering 220 miles, and A. H. Davis, riding an Excelsior, third, with 1S6 miles. Blankenhelm rode a pretty race. Alg pace was regular and his gains consistent. Shorty Mathews disappointed the crowd by dropping out In his sixtieth lap with a leaky valve. Numerous attempts made to repair Mathews' Thor failed.

Jimmy Walsh will go to Chicago and try to hook up in a match with Johnny Conlon. Abe Attell seems to be in bad for fair. Every time the little ex-champion appears in a boxing bout there is a cry of "frame-up."

COL PABST OFFERS

NEW RACE TROPHY

Col. Oustav Pabst, president of the

Pabst Brewing company, on Saturday

offered the Milwaukee Automobile

Dealers' association a ' trophy to be raced for in connection with the Vanderbilt cup and Grand Prix races In September. August A. Jones, chairman of the Vanderbllt cup and Grand Prix race committee christened the offer "The Pabst Blife Ribbon Trophy." It will be contested for annually. Col. Pabst offers the Blue Ribbon trophy for the medium car event of the September race meet, to be run on the same day as the Vanderbllt cup race. It is to be contested for by non-stock

cars in the piston displacement divi-'

sion just below the free-for-all, and the winner each year will be given a replica of the trophy by the donor. It has not been decided whether the Blue Ribbon trophy shall be for American built cars or be thrown open to the manufacturers of the world. This Important feature of Col. Pabst's oiTer is left to Bart J. Ruddle, manager of the

j Vanderbllt cup and Grand Prix races.

and nairman August a. Jones of the race committee. ...

THE ENTERPRISE C. PETO A. L WILTFONG A. L. Wlltfong. having acquired an interest in the business formerly conducted by C. Peto. the name has been changed to the ENTERPRISE GROCERY AND MARKET. We will be pleased to meet all our old friends and make new ones by furnishing the best the market affords. Fresh goods, reasonable prices and prompt service will be our motto. Yours for trade. 1711 137th Street. Indiana Harbor. Phone 609-R

ROYALS WIN GAME.

The Hammond Royals won an easy game from Tolleston last Thursday at Harrison park, defeating them by a score of 13 to 2. Every player on the team pounded out one or two hits. Tha feature of the game was the pitching of Tommy Lynch of the Royals, getting 18 strikeouts. Next Sunday the Royals wil Hake a trip to East Chicago and play the Mercuries at Saw Mill park. Both teams have been playing fast ball and a good game is expected. Batteries for the Royals will be Lynch and Wundro; Mercuries, Morgan and Oswald.

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