Hammond Times, Volume 7, Number 65, Hammond, Lake County, 18 September 1912 — Page 3
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Wednesday. Sept. 18. 1912.
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EAST CHICAGO f Mrs. Fred Hartley and daughter Gladys of Pittsburg are visiting at the home of Mrs. Joseph Hartley, in Olcott avenue. I Mrs. Louis Ot t rn hfimrr and daughter, Louise, who fur the past month have been visiting Mrs. A I1 e C.oodfi iend. w i'.l teav for th- ir homo in Pine Bluff. Ark., this evening. Mrs. Ottf-nlunmor is Mrs. ' Goodfriend s sister-in-law. j At the meeting of the local chapter.
of the Eastern Star. To day night, when past
is to be celebrated. Mrs Lizzie Wedgewood will preside as worthy matron, Mnnie allrl'ey as associate matron and L. F. Loucks as worthy patron. Lunclienn will be served. Mrs. .!. p. Lewis being in charge of this feature. There will visitors from out of town present. Mrs. A. T. Bid.ln gor of 145th street accompanied by Ma-e. Riddinger of Cincinnati, who is lsiting her son and daughter-in-law, went to the city yesterday. Mrs. Abe Goodfriend is going to Cincinnati tomorrow morning to Vsit hec
husband, who is stationed in the Ohio city for the present. j Mrs. J. G. Alien and Mrs. William Me.ade of Beacon street will so to Chi- ! caaro to take in "The Garden of Al- : lah." Mrs. J. E. Evans will visit friends in j Hammond this afternoon. j A series of entertainments has been! Riven the past few days fir two out-of-town visitors who are epiests. in East Chicago. They are Mrs. Paulson j of Worcester. Mass.. who is visiting
Mrs. Karl Jansen and Mrs. Benedict of Denver, the puest of her daughter, Mrs. Harry Powell. Mrs. Janssen was hostess at an afternoon affair last Wednesday and Mrs. J. A. Steven entertained on Thursday of last week. Yesterday Mrs. Powell had in some friends in honor of the two visitors and tomorrow's event is to be given by Mrs. Ed. Snyder of 14tth street. The entertainments have all been quite informal, the ladies bringing their fancy work an 1 sewing, but they were nonetheless delightful for their informality.
IN THE SPORTING WORLD
Hydroaeroplane in Practice Spin in Lake Off Grant Park
THORPE TO LEAD CARLISLE
Carlisle, Pa., Sept. 18. The preliminary football practice of the Carlisle Indians under Captain Thorpe Indicates that the team will be in fairly good shape for the early dates. Thorpe, whose Olympic championship honors have made him the idol of his team mates, is in the pink of condition. His great speed and punting are features and lend a great deal of Interest to the practice. Daily scrimmage will be the order until after the first few practice games.
INDIANA HARBOR The very latest designs of wallpaper and decoration for fall house-cleaning. O K. Cox. 340S Elm street. ' 18-lt The P.aptist Aid society will meet tomorrow afternoon at 1:30 o'clock at the home of Mrs. C E. Amick, 313 Grapevine street, for work. Ail members are
requested to be present. I Mrs. William Saunders of Grapevine street accompanied Miss May Davis to New York yesterday afternoon, prelim-
be held Thurs- ! lnary to her departure for Europe. Miss matrons' night , Davis will sail Saturday via the Cunard .
I line, she is to be married toon and will ' make her home in Wales. ' The Koyal Neighbors' degree team will meet at the K. of P. hall for practice Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock sharp. j James Hart, who has been visiting i his son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and ' Mrs W. H. Hart of Hemlock street, returned to Chicago yesterday. , i The social meeting of the Methodist I Ladies' Aid win be held at the home ; of Mrs. George H. Summers on the lake i front Thursday at 12:30 p. m. Mrs. W. II. Dobhie will assist Mrs. Summers in I serving and there will be a musical ! propram. A large attendance is desired. Most of the leaders of society in Indlana Harbor are expected to assemble at the dance to be held on the 24th of i tills month, at the South aBy hotel, for the benefit of the proposed day nursery. ! Mrs. C. C. Kobinson is in charge, and j the event promises to be one of the most elegant affairs of the season.
Dr. Frederick Saner leaves Friday for Washngtori to attend the 15th Interna- j tional Congress on Hygiene and Demography, which will take place in the capital city Sep- -3 to 28. inclusive, in the Senate Annex. Dr. Sauer will take part In a tri-state discussion of sanitary conditions in Ohio, Michigan and Indiana. The Woman's Progressve League will hold a meeting in the Christian church, 3717 Grapevine street, Thursday even
ing. Everybody is Invited, including the men. This is no bull nToose meeting. E. J. Burns of the undertaking firm of Burns & McGuan was in charge of the funeral of Mrs. Marshall, wife of the Gary undertaker. Mrs. Charles Potts of Euclid arcntie and sons Elton and Virgil left today for Woodstock, 111. The boys will be placed in Todd seminary. The Commercial club of Indiana Harbor and East Chicago will hold a regular meeting at the club rooms on Wednesday, Sept. IS, at g p. m. Final arrangements for the. convention of the Indiana Federated Commercial Clubs, to be held at Indiana Harbor, Oct. 3 and 4, will be made at this meeting. Other business will also come up.
CUBS TRIM GIANTS
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Drive Marquard from Slab in Third Round of Final Contest.
New York, Sept. IS. If the NewYork club was all the Cubs had to beat to win the pennant it would be all over now and Chance's men would be leading by four games. They took a parting shot at the coming champions today on the Polo grounds, battering them down to a score of 5 to 3 and drove the great Rube Marquard off the slab again. Tt was a rioious sort of a game in which the umpires were abused by the New York players and threatened by the mob of angered fans, but out of all of this rioting little Johnny Ever.wa sthe only one to suffer. John was ptit out of the gaiiii- ror raising one holler and all the other tormentors were allowed to torment at random. John deserved to be put out all right but it should have been along with MoGraw, Herzog, Wilson. Crandall and possibly another one or two of the New Yorkers.
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SCHAEFER FIGHTS BENNETT TONIGHT
Milwaukee, Wis., Sept. IS. Several Chicago boxers will be participants in
the two main events at a boxing show to be held at Barnickel's gym tonight. Willie Schaefer will meet Jack Bennett of Milwaukee in the ten-round wlndup at 140 pounds, while Christie Zanders will meet Hilly Driscoll of Milwaukee in the semi at 120 pounds. Three preliminaries will complete the card.
Cals to Play Twice Today as Result of Anti-Baseball Weather.
A bunch of anti-baseball weather, which Included rain, cold and dark- J ness, prevented the opening game of J
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ROAD RACE TEST SHOW BAD COURSE
Conditions at Milwaukee Not Favorable to Shattering of Records.
YALE SQUAD
the White Sox series with Philadelphia's passing world's champions yesterday and compelled the rival managers to book a double-header for today. It is slated to start at 1:30 o'clock. The Callahnns may be instrumental in cinching the American league pennant for Boston today, and if they don't tt will not be thetr fault. An even break between the Sox and Athletics here, combined with a victory for Boston In Cleveland, would turn the trick. In that case Boston could
gJJCJ 0RK lr"R a" 'tS rPrnaininK games and Philadelphia could win everything-
left on Its schedule ana still be one game shy of the Red Sox at the finish.
Ywterdny'H Results. ( levrlanil, 4: llonlon, 3 televen inning)). Cleveland. 3; Iloxton, 2 (Ave Innings) Other KRmen pontpuned; rain.
tinmen Toilnt. Philadelphia nt ( bloat" I WaablnKton at St. l.ouin lork nt Detroit -. Itonton at Cleveland.
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CRIMSON FOOTBALL SQUAD WORKS OUT Cambridge, Mass, Sept. IS. The Harvard footbal squad turned out at Soldiers' field this morning for the second practice of the year with the squad of fifty-four players who reported yesterday augmented by four more. "Pooch" Donovan took charge In the absence of Head Coach Haughton.
Donovan gave the whole squad practice in starting, which was followed by the varsity men takiriK small squads to practice falling on the ball. This afternoon the squad was ugain given about an hour's drill. The squad will practice twice a day throughout this week.
New Haven, Conn., Sept. 18. Partial , scrimmaging was tried this afternoon by Yale football candidates for the first time this season, rival elevens he- !
ing formed for running off simple'
line attacks In primitive formations. In quick succession pairs of elevens were formed, no roughing being allowed and the play closing with the line forcing. Fully a hundred candidates were registered and eight elevens were formed. Till this season Yale has never boasted . smm4 num
bering more than fifty players before BRlCe-BrOWTl, Bragg the opening of college. When the col- ,
lege opens next week fifty more are expected. Thirty freshmen candidates reported to Head Coach Greg Smith today.
YANKS STRIKE HARD LUCK Detroit, Mich., Sept. IS. The Yankees got the jump on the Tigers for a five-run lead before the rain stopped jesterday's Kame at the end of the first half inning. Singles by Chase, Eellvelt. McMillan and Sweeney, with a fielder's choice, a pass and a thump on the anatomy of Hartzell did the work. Pitcher Jensen was the victim of the onslaught. The first doubleheader on Navin field will be played today.
STEPS THREE FAST HEATS Nashville. Tenn.. Sept. IS. When Ben Whitehead drove Flower Direct three heats in the 2:12 pace at Cumberland park yesterday afternoon in better than 2:10 he accomplished a feat not duplicated here since the early nineties. Flower Direct stepped the first mile in 2:07'i, the second 2:0S at and the final in 2:09Vj.
SPEED DRIVERS TEST MILWAUKEE TRACK
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IMt4WI(ri FOH MOTOR HACKS, (it I) rllIZE 4t;9.Mi MILKS. No. 31 nob tliirmaii. lien. 3S Nelson, l,oler. 33 TrtKlnft', Flat. 34 liuKhc. Mereer. 3." Do I'alma, Mrrrotlea. 3i Vthart, Mercedes. 37 IJriice-Itrow n, Kiat. 3N Mulford. Knox. 3J Clark, Mercedes. 4(1 Itrrirdoll, Itenz. . Krngg. Pint. 4'--Horaii, llenx. VA.MIKRIIII.T CI P 20S.5 MILKS. 21 Pullen. Mercer. 22 Ie Palmn, Mercedes. 24Mulford, Knox.
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Anderson. Stutr.. Clark, Mercedes.
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PAHST TROPHY 220.6 MILKS. 11 Nlkrent, Case. 12 Dergdoll.
14 Wishart, T F. A. L.
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17 I'ullen.
IS Trussel, 10 HiiKhes.
spine. The operation was performed by Dr. C. W. Frallek of New York, and was pronounced successfuL With the removal of the clot it is expected the Peerless Leader will suffer no more from severe headaches and dizziness, which have kept him out of the game for practically all of two seasons. Whether it will cause him to change bis mind about retiring from the game and go back to playing again next year is not known. The operation lasted an hour and ten
minutes. Chance went on the table at 1 o'clock. In Incision seven Inches in length was necessary to get at the blood clot. Dr. Frallek announced today that Chance was resting easy and probably would not be detained at the hospital more than five or six days.
Mrs. Chance is here with the P. L.
and wll ltravel with him to Chicago
as soon as he Is able. Doc Semmens, trainer of the Cubs, was present at the operation and assisted the surgeon.
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show club.
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track and at Forbes
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WEDNESDAY. Annual show of Westchester County Horse Show association opens at White Plains, N. Y. Young Jack O'Brien vs. Young Brown. 10 rounds, at New York. Till USD A Y. Opening of annual speed carnival of Buffalo Motor Boat club on the Niagara rh4?r.
Opening of annual bench of Genessee County Kennel Eatavia. N. Y.
Johnny Kilbane vs. O'Keefe. 10 rounds, at New
FRIDAY. Automobile races for the Wisconsin and Pabst trophies at Milwaukee.
National A. A. U. field championships
field. Pittsburg. Start of 24-hour motorcycle race at Brighton Beach motordrome. Eddie Johnson vs. Stanley Yoakum. 15 rounds, at Pueblo, Colo. Joe Bayley vs. Pat Scott, 20 rounds, at AMctoria, B. C. S.AT1 RD A Y. Vanderbtlt cup race at Milwaukee. National A. A. U. track and field championships at Forbes field. Pittsburg. Opening of fall meeting of the
Ottawa Jockey club. Ottawa, Ont. Opening of the intercollegiate football season In the east. ' Championship outdoor svims
of the Western A. A. U. at St. Louis.
Milwaukee, Wis.. Sept. 18. Prelim!-'
nary practice over the Wauwatosa Yanderbilt cup course began yesterday. The finishing touches on the eightmile speedway having been made. Practically all the racers are now
here. As early as Sunday several of
them had taken their machines for inspection tours around the course. Ralph De Palma, the Mercedes driver, and his brother John, who will drive a .Mason in the light car events, were among the first to take to the route, and both pronounced It fine. BruceBrown. Bragg and others also have complimented the management on the great improvement to the course. In the preliminaries Bragg will try a new carburetor on the same Fiat he drove at Savannah. Tie has hopes it will increase the speed of the big ma
chine. Nearly every otner ariver is making experiments of similar nature. Among the latest arrivals are Erwin Bergdoll, winner of the Fairmont park race, with his Benz. and Mort Roberts, who heads the Mason team.
JACK BRITTQN WINS OVER SAYLOR ON FOUL
North Side Lightweight
Outclasses Opponent Until He Gets Low Blow.
Mercer.
Mason.
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K. A. I. Mercer.
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stltuted by Sebastian Parmentler, whose son died after participating in a ring contest New Y" ear's day, 1911. The father is suing 'to recover $10.orwi from the promoters of the boxii. show, ring officials, mayor and prominent business men of Green Bay, who were spectators. The case la scheduled for trial on Thursday.
FATHER SUES
RING OFFICIALS Green Bay. Wis.. Sept. 18. The spe
cial term of the circuit court opened today and one case in particular that
will be tried proposes to attract attention throughout Wisconsin and ad
joining states. The action is that in-
UNCLE SAME MUST PAY $850 Cincinnati, O., Sept. 18. An echo of the difficulties attendant upon the promotion of the United States baseball leapue was heard yesterday when Magistrate Muller gave judgment against John Ryan, owner of the Cincinnati team, in favor of ten players, for salary aggregating $S50.
WORLD'S SERIES DATES NOT SET
Cincinnati, O., Sept series dates will be the respective teams clinched the pennant, will be announced In
week. No business was transacted by the baseball magnates today.
18. The world's announced after have definitely They probably New York next
Some cigar!
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The LaVendor Cigar Is a home prod uct. None better.
i racticitiiy an me mew lumps are
established, and they extend well along
Burleigh street and both Fond du Eae roads. There are special headquarters for every team, and In some instances there .are as many as four cars and a
dozen men.
Several of the drivers, particularly Bragg, have expressed the opinion that
the Wauwatosa track cive to greater speed .fonica route, because road surface is better endurance.
will be conduthan the Santa the Wauwatosa adapted for the
STOP! LOOK! LISTEN'! I NION SCOLT SCRAP Is made union labor, which means that It
Boston. Mass.. Sept IS. Jack Brit-
ton won his scheduled twelve-round
bout with Young Saylor last night at
the Pilgrim A. C on a foul in the sixth round after Referee Flaherty had warned Saylor on several occasions about breaking clean. Britton fought his customary style, using his left jab to the face, followed once or twice each round with a territic right to the side. Savior fought like a demon in the clinches with wild rights and lefts, and when the referee stepped between them to break there were, cries of "Let them
fight it out."
Saylor was outpointed in every round, and In the sixth a blow on the hip, followed by a convulsive jump on the part of Britton. resulted in the awarding the decision on a foul. The crowd was displeased, neither man was apparently weak in any way, and both wanted to continue.
MURPHY TOO ILL TO COACH Westboro, Mass., Sept. IS. Trainer Mike Murphy of the University of Pennsylvania, who has been 111 here since his return from the Olympic
by 1 games, remains about the same. The
is I veteran trainer is out dally for light
made up-to-date, clean and sanitary. exercise, but has given up all hope of C osts more for Its production than any j returning to take charge of the team, other scrap chewing on the market, . Sate tickets. See premium list. I Try a La Vendor cigar. It's good!
WISCONSIN' CHALLENGE
'173.4 MILKS. 1 Knllrk. Ford. 2- Snyder, Mason. 3 Mason. Mnson. 4 Heber, E. M. F. 5I'.ndlcott, Mason.
Milwaukee. Wis., Sept. IS. If the condition of an automobile race course is of any concern to drivers wishing
to break records, marks are not likely
to be shattered in Milwaukee during the speed carnival which opens on
Friday and ends on next Monday.
Trials made by four drivers yesterday Indicated that the course Is in a lamentable condition. The promoters, however, are confident that the opening day's rating will find the road in good shape. Their assertions are
backed by the officials of the American Automobile association, but are discredited by drivers. Caleb Bragg. Ralph De Palma and Ralph Mulford christened the track yesterday morning. Bragg drove his Fiat around the course in 8:55.6.1. De I'alma made two faster laps. On his first attempt he made the S.2 miles in 7:3'..58. The second lap was reeled off in 7:15.74. Mulford was more weary than the Italian. He did a lap in 8:07.70. David Bruce-Brown, Fiat; Hughie Huges,
Mercer; Teddy Tetzlaff. Fiat; George Clark. Mercedes; Ed Pullen, Mercer; Joe Nlkrent. Case; Mortimer Roberts. Mason; George Mason, Mason; Harry Endicott. Mason, and Nelson. Lozier, were other drivers to test their cars. They did not attempt speed, but drove cautiously.
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OPERATE ON FRANK CHANCE New York, Sept. IS. Manager Frank Chance of the Cubs went on the operating table at a private hospital in E.fjst Sixtieth street yesterday and had a blood clot removed from the nerve center at the upper extremity of his
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