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The Lake County times., 1909-07-13
EAST CHICAGO AND
INDIANA HARBOR
EAST CHICAGO.

Peter Grebner. who has been on the
road selling meat for the past three
weeks, returned to work at Diamonds
yesterday.
Miss Hattie Funkhouser went to
work yesterday at the Lion store in
Hammond
Fred Hascalls mother. who has Wis
itins him for some time. went to Oak
Park yesterday, to visit Mrs. G. Has
call.
There will be special prayer meeting
services at the Methodist church to-
morrow evening.
Mrs. Fred Fife and daughters. Jean
and Georgine. left yesterday for De-
troit. Mich. After spending a few days
Mr.. Fife's mother.
Mrs. Hugh Hascal1 Of oTIedc, O., is
hare visiting her mother. Mrs l. Hale.
and mother-in-law Mrs. Fred Hascall.
Mr. and Mrs. C. c. Smith and family
will leave for Illinois tomorrow, to be
gone about two weeks.
Mrs. A. T. Cox and Miss Mary Stone
will leave for Ann Arbor, Mich, Thurs
day, to visit Miss Mable Van KIeck,
after which they will go to Frankfort
Aor bnree or FOUR weeks.
Miss Mary Davis. Martin Peterson,
E. q. Fisher and Peter Christianson
were the East Chicago delegates to the
rattonal Christian Endeavor convention.
which closed yesterday in St Paul Miss
Davis will go on to Iowa. and will not
return home until Sunday. The others
are expected tonight or tomorrow.
There will be a dance. as usual at
tho Lewis rink Saturday n1ght-6-a
Mrs. William Moss met with 3 PAIN
full accident last evening While she
was standing on the porch sprink1ing
the lawn. the railing gave way and she
fell down the steps. Two men, who
were passing. picked her up and carried
her into the house. and Mrs. Anderson
q neighbor, also came in and rendered
what assistance she could to the suf-
ferer. Mrs. Moss was rendered uncon-
scious by the fall and her face was
badly cut.
Have you attended our spring open
ing. We save you money on every
purchase Splegel. South Chicago's
leading furniture store. If
The Lake County times., 1909-07-13
Sporting Briefs

Atlanta and Nahville are fighting
hard for Southern League honors.
RIP" Van Haltren. the old New York
player, IS umpiring in the California
State League.
Scout Ted Sullivan Of the Chicago
White Sox is looking over the New
England League players
Claude Rossman is back on the lob
at first base for Detroit and is playing
good ball
Managing the st. Louis Cardinals
must have got Roger Bresnahan's goat.
Roger is not hitting as of yore.
It seems as hard for the Boston Ma
tionals to win as it is for the police
to find "Chink" when they want him.
There is much sorrow in the High
lander camp. The Washington team
has played its last game of the season
in New York.
Reulbach is winning games right
along for the Chicago Cubs, and it was
said last spring that he was due for
the count
Buffalo, Providence and Baltimore are
coming up and the Eastern League race
promises to develop into a sizzler.
Happy Jack" Chresbro must be
about ready to hand in his cap. Owner
The Lake County times., 1909-07-13

ing to put up the hardest scrap that I
am capable of. Nelson viii know he
has been through the mill when we
are finished"
Nelson spent today quietly around his
camp at Doyle's South Side Athletic
park. The champion only grinned
when told of Wolgast's talk. and of the
fact that the Milwaukee lad has found
some financial backing.
Billy Papke wants its distinctly un-
derstood that he will weigh but 1852
pounds when he faces Jim Flynn on
Wednesday night. The hot weather
down here has kept me a weight nice
"" said the Kewanee knight. Il see
where the papers said that I would
weigh 1s8 pounds. That's all wrong.
I can't stand for being run out of the
middle weight class just yet awhile.
Il will only be a middle weight when
1 fight Flynn, but he will think that
1 am heavyweight before I get
through with him. I will be disap-
pointed If I don't stop Flynn before the
limit"
Brother Ed Papke today received a
telegram from the New Orleans pro
moters Offering him 95 per cent of the
gross receipts to fight Hugo Kelly there
on August Is. Papke will make no
plans until after his fight with Flynn.
He will then return to Kewanee for n
short visit
The Papkes state that they are soon
to become residents of this city. Billy
IS negotiating with real estate dealer
for home site in southern California.
The Lake County times., 1909-07-13
STAHL TURNS TRICK

Jake Stahl. the me-busting kid.
again filled the breach yesterday for
the red-hosed troupers from Boston
Bay. His deadly war club didn't fig
ure in the run-getting pastime until
the tenth inning, but when the blow
descended 1t turned local Joy into a
murking sort of gloom, putting the
scarlet sox on top in the final game
with Sullivan's white shins, to 3.
That ancient adage, entitled 1T takes
only one to DO it." ran true to form in
the brainracking achievements OF the
final period. Doc" White, flushed by
his triumph of Saturday. again essayed
to flop the speed boys Two lusty wal
lops at the start Of the eighth worked
a change of thought for the elongated
tooth carpenter. Then Frank Smith
burst upon the scene only to lose his
goat in the tenth when Wagner and
Stahl punched vicious drives at Billy
Purten after the piano Juggler had
crippled Gessler 1t was J. Garland's
bounder that counted the Boston gard
ener.
The Lake County times., 1909-07-13
SOUTH CHICAGO NEWS

John Martin 40 years old. fell off
the steamer Thomas while making a
trip up the Calumet river last night
He was standing on the deck when he
suddenly slipped and fell. going head
long into the river. He was rescued
by James HalIhan. deck hand.
William Gotten was arrested yester-
day at Stony Island park on charge
of attempting to hold up Charles Karon.
422 Seventy eighth street. Gotten was
in company with Walter Aimes and 9TH
ers. Karon was returning from work
at $50 Sunday evening when they at
tackled him. but they were scared away
before they got anything of value
Edward Wartena Of West Baden. Ind.
was arrested in South Deering yester-
day on a charge of disorderIy conduct
and insulting Miss Anna Kramer.
Mrs. Emily Brown of Houston avenue
is in South Haven, Mich, spending a
few weeks with friends.
Earl Mario, 1921 Jackson avenue. was
run over and seriously injured by a
huge touring car owned by j. Armbs-
by at Ninety third and jackson avenue
late yesterday afternoon. According to
witnesses. the machine was going at
a high rate of speed and it could not
he stopped in time to avoid hitting the
boy. He was taken to the Mercy hos
pitaL
Edmund Fair was a Chicago visitor
yesterday.
Miss Edith Ray of Houston avenue
is Ill at her home.
Frank Each of Muskegon avenue left
for months trip TO Pasadena, Cal.
The Lake County times., 1909-07-13
INDIANA HARBOR.

William Fitz returned yesterday from
Greenvtlle. Ind, where he has been for
the past week at the bedside of his
sick mother. Mr.. Fitz' mother is still
very low.
Thomas O'Connel1 was in Chicago yes
terday on business
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave KeppIe, who have
been visiting in Dayton, Pa. the past
week. returned yesterday.
The Inland mill resumed operations
yesterday after a weeks idleness, dur
ing which repair work was done. They
started up at full capacity.
There will be a special prayer meet
ing at the Christian church tomorrow
evening, at which the new minister
Rev. H. D. Carpenter will lead.
The millinery firm of McGranahan &
Brooks sold out Saturday to a jobber
from Chicago. who probably will not
continue the business here. Miss Brooks
OF the firm is spending this week with
friends in Aurora, Ill
Mrs W. l. Hughes is expected home
the first of next week
The Lake County times., 1909-07-13
WAGNER VICTOR
IN HOT BOUT
Is Only Winner in Elimina-
tion Contest.

New York, July 1S.-Phn McGovern
and Charley Goldman and Joe Coster
and Joe Wagner. four of the best ban
tam-weights in the east. were the prin-
cipals last night in two ten-round
bouts at the Bedford Athletic club ~
Ridgewood. McGovern and Goldman
Fought draw, but Wagner easily had
the best OF Coster. 1t was announced
that the winners of last night would
hsht week hence for the right to meet
monte Attell of California for the ban
tam championshi, but as the McGovern-
Goldman bout was inconc17,si1e 49,.
VIII nave to be further preliminaries.
McGovern had the better of the first
lour rounds, but Goldman slowed him
up In the fifth with a stin right to the
stomach and was the more effective in
the two following rounds. McGovern
came back in the eighth and in the last
two both men were wild. The bout
was fast all the way.
The Lake County times., 1909-07-13
HOVER TronhE
ST. JOEs WIN

The game between the Gunther Jun
iors of Chicago and the st. Josephs of
Hammond, which was played at the
park Sunday afternoon, ended in the
defeat of the Gunther Juniors the
score being 5 to 4 The scorekeeper
was responsible for the error. 1t was
circulated around town that the ST. Jo-
sephs had lost, but they won from the
classy Chicago team by one lone tally.
The game was won in the seventh in
ming when the St. Josephs sent four
men across the plate and again one
more man in the eighth inning.
The Lake County times., 1909-07-13
GL|DDEN
TOURISTS
HERE TO-DAY

Kalamazoo, Mich, July 13.-Three
cars suffered penalties on the first
days run of the Glidden tour, which
reached here last night en- route to
Kansas City. The Chalmers Detroit
Glidden car No. 3. driven by William
Bolger. loosened a fender and the ne
cessity of strapping 1t on cost the De-
troit car a penalty of 1 point.
The other two penalties were inflicted
on The Brush and Mcintyre cars in the
Hover contest, the Brush No 1O4 suf-
fering penalty of $40 points. occa-
stoned by an accident to the connecting
rod, and the Mcintyre incurred a pen
atty of % points for arriving twenty
nine minutes late. The remaining cars
had no trouble except with their tires
and arrived with clean scores.
The final lineup found forty-three
cars in all ready for the start thirty
of which are competing machines. The
Glidden trophy is being contested for
by thirteen cars, the Hover fourteen
and the Detroit cup by three.
The Gliddenites arrive in Chicago to-
day, after 173-mile run through Niles,
South Bend. Valparaiso and Hammond.
Chicago will have opportunity of enter
tanning the tourists only one night this
year, the schedule calling for a start
to Madison Wednesday morning.
The start from Detroit was made at
$40 yesterday morning. at that time
Dai Lewis, in his EMF pilot, leading
the way out amid the plaudits of the
crowd, which thronged the public
square to see the start. Thereafter the
cars left at one-minute intervals until
all were on their way.
The Lake County times., 1909-07-13

knew he was bluffing all the time for
the purpose of swelling the box office
receipts of the theatrical syndicate for
which he was working. Had JEFF told
the truth-that is, that he never in
tended to fight me-he would not have
drawn 80 cents on the stage.
"Jeff felt all the time he could not
get into condition, even when he was
telling the public that he would fight
me If he could get back in his old time
form. Right down in his heart there
also was fear that he could not whip
me even If he were able to get into
shape. He didn't fool me bit, but he
buncoed the public. and it is up TO him
to square himself with the fight fans.
Il am ready and willing to fight any
one providing 1 get my price. TIL take
on Langford whenever any club offers
sufficient inducements, and as for Kauf-
man, I agreed today to take him on.
TIE go with Ketchel is still on so far
as I know. We have forfeits up with
w. w. Naughton in San Francisco and
do not see how Ketchel and Britt are
going to get around this"
The Lake County times., 1909-07-13

Frank Farrell of the New York High
landers offers $4,000 for a hrst-class
pitcher.
In Ptttshurs's inaeld Abstetn. Miller
and BaTbeau are all youngsters. Wag-
ner being the only veteran. But how
those three boilers full OF ginger and
the safety valve can gol Wow!
Tommy burns wants TO meet Sam
Lan9ford In London at an early date
Moving pictures must be good graft
for Tommy.
The Lake County times., 1909-07-13
TIGERS BEAT STARS

The Lansing Tigers put one over the
Lansing Stars by an awful score of %
to yesterday afternoon at Lansing.
The Tigers of Lansing are playing
fine ball this season and are hard
bunch of hitters. They hit Trinoski
hard yesterday and kept the players
busy from inning to inning
The matteries for the Tigers were:
Griese and Schultz. and for the Stars
were Trinoski and Frank.
The Lansing Tigers would like to
secure a game with either the Young
BIissmers or the All Saints of Ham
mond For games address Henry Griese.
P. O. box %, Lansing, Ill This game
must be played on July 25 and on the
Lansing grounds.
The Lake County times., 1909-07-13
81. JOHN
TEAM GETS
IN SHAPE
Especial to TIE T1MEsl

st. John, Ind, July 13.-That the St.
John team is slowly but surely round
ing into form with a chance to make a
good showing for the balance of the
season, was shown by last Sundays
game, which the local team won at
Morocco last Sunday. ST. John defeat
ed the Morocco team by a score of s to
Z. The game was a close one but
would have been easy 'pickin's" had
it not been for the fact that Morocco
had strengthened itself with a number
of Valparaiso players. In addition to
this the umpire had to be defeated St
John played with its regular team.
The local team plays the Columbia
League of Hammond next Sunday, July
49,
The Lake County times., 1909-07-13
MARKSMEN GATHER
AT CAMP PERRY

Sandusky. O.. July Is.-Active tar
get shooting, preliminary to the great
national matches next month. began at
Camp Perry rife range today The
first and second regiments. Ohio na-
tional guard. and the second United
States infantry. Fort Thomas. KY. are
now on the ground. The regulars ar
rived at daybreak after marching from
Camp William T. Taft. Toledo. where
the department Of the lakes military
tournament was held last week.
The Lake County times., 1909-07-13
CUBS GET 8 OUT OF 4

Philadelphia, July 1S.-Chicago made
it three out of four yesterday and fur
ther added to the quakers' humilia-
tion by making the last game a shut
out. 1t was an easy victory for the
cubs despite the rather close score, and
only once during the nine innings was
Overall called on to extend himself. An
error by Knabe started all the trouble.
and if the quaker second baseman had
accepted an easy chance in the first
inning there is no telling how many
innings the contest would have gone.
The Lake County times., 1909-07-13
DECKER WINS
FROM HOGAN

Baltimore, July 1s.-Although out
weighed by ten pounds. Dummy Deck
er OF this city last night won from
Johnny Hogan in fifteen rounds before
the Eutaw Athletic club, Decker gave
his opponent an awful whipping, but
the quaker city boy was game and re-
fused to be put out. although he went
to the foo rtwice in the fourteenth
round.
The Lake County times., 1909-07-13

Jack Johnson went through Ham
mond yesterday from his training quar-
ters at Cedar Lake, spent few hours
burning up the boulevards in his ben
zine buggy" agreed to fight twenty
rounds with Al Kaufman August 2T and
paid his respects to Jim Jeffries. who
is credited with having announced that
he would never fight Johnson Alto
gether it was busy day for the cham
pion heavyweight
There was a knowing twinkle in
Johnson's eye when he discussed the
latest statement from Jeffries
JEFF never intended to fight me-"
said the big colored fellow. He talk
ed a great deal and allowed the public
to believe that he was going to jump
right into a ring as quickly as he fin
ished his theatrical engagements. I
The Lake County times., 1909-07-13
BURKE MAY
FIGHT PAPKE
Boston Club Would Match
Sailor and Bill.

New York, July 13.-The Armory
club OF Boston is trying to get Sailor
Burke to meet Billy Papke when the
latter comes east Burke Is training
daily and IS in good condition. He
stopped Papke dead up IN the last fight
here in the third round. Burke whip
ped smashing right TO Billy's jaw and
Bill dropped his hands. Burke Will de-
eide tomorrow whether be viii fight
Papke or not.
The Lake County times., 1909-07-13
Results Yesterday.
American League.

American League.
Chicago. 8; Boston, 4 (ten innings).
St Louis, O; New York, 5.
Cleveland. 8; Washington, Give in
nings).
aNtiOnaI League.
Philadelphia, o. Chicago, g.
New York, 80; Pittsburg, 2-s.
Brooklyn, Is; Cincinnati. ii.
Boston, 4; St Louis, 3.
The Lake County times., 1909-07-13
NO ELY FIGHT
FOR LANGFORD
Manager Says Ketchel Is
Too Greedy.

New York, July 1S.-The match be-
tween Sam Langford and Stanley Ket-
chel which was to take place at Elv.
New, has been declared off by Joe
Woodman, manager of the negro pugil-
ist. Woodman declares that Ketchel is
not entitled to demand $4,000 out Of
a purse of $4,000 and that Langford
will not fight for few cents. wood
man says that his man Is willing to
fight KetcheI for fair division of the
purse.
The Lake County times., 1909-07-13
CALENDAR OF SPORTS
FOR THE WEEK.
TUESDAY.


y Annual tournament of Trans
= Mississippi Golf association be-
. gins at Des MOines.
9 Battling Nelson va. Ad. VOL
q gast, 10 rounds, at Los Angeles.
y Sam LangfOrd vs.. @INOndfke," 8
= rounds, at Pittsburg
= Oregon state tennis champion
= ship opens at Portland.
. WEDNESDAY.
Opening of summer race meet
y ing of Empire City Jockey club
. at YOnkers, n. Y.
THURSDAY.
Dominion of Canada amateur ,
= athletic championships begin in ,
= Winnipeg.
Texas state shooting tourna-
= ment opens In Galveston.
= SATURDAY.
= Young COrbett vs. johnny
= FTayne, 20 rounds, at COIma,
= Cal.
= Gunner MOir VS.. Dick Broad of
. New York, 20 rounds, at Lon
q dom.
= Annual regatta of the Hudson I
. River Rowing association.
= Start of cruising power boat 4
= race from Bay Ridge, L. l., to 4
q Marblehead, Mass.
y Opening of annual tournament 4
= of the Rumaon Polo club.
4 4 4 a 4 4 4 4 4 AAAAAS
The Lake County times., 1909-07-13
GARY AND KID
LUCIA MATCHED

Tom Gary and Kid Luoca, both of
Chicago, we're yesterday matched to
fight ten rounds before a club at Ben
ton Harbor on July %. 1t will be the
second meeting of the two, Gary getting
the award 1 n&he first encounter after
ten rounds of hard milling.
The Lake County times., 1909-07-13
M'FADDEN RE-ENTERs
THE RING TONIGHT

New York. July 1s.-EIbows McFad-
den viii re-enter the ring tonight at
Glen Falls. where he meets frankie
Fay. Fay is looked upon as a conner
After he stops a few OF McFadden's
incest little elbow thumps he may
change his mind. McFadden knocked
out Joe Cans in twenty three rounds
in 1893.
The Lake County times., 1909-07-13
LANGFORD IN
GO TONIGHT
Will Meet Klondike, Chi
cago Boxer.

John Haynes CKlondike) will meet
Sam Langford, challenger for the mid
e-weight and heavy weight cham
pionships. tonight in a six-round go at
Pittsburg. Klondike put IN busy
training period in Chicago for the bout
and went east Saturday confident Of
being returned the winner over the
Boston man. Klondike is back in the
condition that made him the terror Of
the local heavy weights a few years
ago.
The Lake County times., 1909-07-13
BURNS TO BOX
SAM LANGFORD
Former Champion Will Meet
Colored Man.

New York, July 13-Tommy Burns.
whom Jack Johnson defeated for the
heavyweight championship Of the
world. has been matched to fight Sam
Langford in England during tbe 1o++e-
part Of October. Hugh Mcintosh. who
staged the Burns-Johnson fight and
william c. Brady are promoting the
go. Langford and his manager. Joe
Woodman. will sail for England Sept.
20. The men Will battle at catch
weights
The Lake County times., 1909-07-13
PAUL GARDNER
DEFEATS FULTON

Pittsburg. July 1S.-The finals at
singles of the western PennxvIvants
tennis championship tournament ended
yesterday. The feature Of the plav was
the defeat of T c. Fulton. captain of
the Wooster University team. bv Paul
Gardner of the University of C,bicago
The Lake County times., 1909-07-13
PORTO RICANS
TO SHOOT HERE

New York. July 1s.-Eleven members
of the Porto Rican provisional reg1-
ment, who will compete in the coming
rife tournament at Fort Niagara, ar
rived here today from San Juan.
The Lake County times., 1909-07-13
WELSH WINS ON FOUL
Wins Over Josephs in II
Rounds.

Mountain Ash. Wales, July 10
Freddie Welsh. the English light
weight, who won a number of fights in
the United States In the early part of
the year, defeated Young Josephs. also
Of England, last night in the eleventh
round Of what was scheduled to be a
twenty-round bout. Josephs was dis
qualified for fouling. Welsh ruled ia
vorite in the betting and had the best
of the go throughout.
The Lake County times., 1909-07-13
TENNIS
TITLE TO PELL

Atlanta, Ga, July 1T. r Pen of
new york, indoor tennis champion of
the United States. yesterday won the
southern championship in singles bv
defeating DR.. Nat Thornton of Atlanta
three straight sets. 6-1, 6-1. 60
The Lake County times., 1909-07-13
WESTON NEARING
JOURNEYS END
Passes Sacramento on Wav
to Coast.

Sacramento. Cal. July 1s.-with
ninety miles still before him, Edward
Payson Weston left here last night on
his way to San Francisco.
The Lake County times., 1909-07-13
q WITH THE -
NOTICE!

The Times will not publish
accounts of games or sporting
challenges sent in by mail
where no name is attached to
the communication. Neither
will any story or challenge be
printed that IS replete with
roasts or recriminations.
The Lake County times., 1909-07-13
OUTLAWS REDUCE
CIRCUIT TO FOUR

Stockton. Cal. July 13.-At a meeting
Of directors held here last night the
California State league. the so-called
outlaw league. was reorganized by
dropping San Jose and Santa Cruz and
making it a four-club league
The Lake County times., 1909-07-13
FAT JOB FOR
GARRY HERMANN

Cincinnati, O., July 13.-Mayor Mark
brett today announced that he will Of
fer the position of director Of public
safety, carrying a salary of $4,000 a
year. to Garry Hermann upon the reds
owners return from Los Angeles
The Lake County times., 1909-07-13

The property at 3517-Ie Cedar Street, Indiana
Haroor, cheap; Is now occupied by saloon the
afre. tailor and jeweler; drawing SI25 per
month rent. Inquire of
KETZIK, on premises.
The Lake County times., 1909-07-13
JACK JOHNSON PASSES OVER
HAMMOND'S BOULEvARDS

Toronto, Ont, July 13.-JefHries gives
out the following statement. 4eThe
statement that have repudiated by
promise to nsht johnson Is absolutely
untrue
The Lake County times., 1909-07-13
CARS AND DRIVERS
IN GLIDDEN TOUR.
Touring Cars
Detroit Trophy.

IOy IUHI5dU Cars,
51-American Simplex. w. A. Wood
52-Chalmers-Detro d. . Gene Bemb
53-Premier. er.....H. o Smith
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1909-09-23
WEDDING PROVED NPRISE .

Williamsorg. Va, Sept. ls.-A
wedding that proved great sur
prise to her friends here took
place yesterday afternoon at 4
o'closk when Miss Mary Lula
Foster became the bride of
Charles Rowan OF Mississippi.
The ceremony took place in the
home OF the brides parents. DR..
and Mrs. L. S. Foster of Palace
Green, and was witnessed only by
the immediate members of the
family and few intimate friends,
The officiating clergyman was
the Rev. DIR. Woodhouse of Nor
folk. who was assisted by the
Rev DIR. Charles L. Bishop OF
this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rowan left on an
evening train and after a bridal
tour Of several weeks in the far
South will live at Army, Miss.
-Virgin'an Pilot.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1909-09-23
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