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The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1909-12-02
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Miss Kim told your husband, un'
der the influence of the wine at din
ner the other night. declared he hal
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Newark Star
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1909-12-02
POS RECEIVES NEW sTUDE.
BAKER AUTOMOBILE.

A. Dodds' new 80 horse power.
''senger studebaker touring car
We'd in Hickman. Saturday night.
vas given a practical test on the
Of this city Sunday.
every instance. the car took the
With ease and speed. IL is OF
L ~ :. 30 model. and cost $3.50.
deslgn II combines taste and neat.
and is as pretty car as has
been seen in this city.
bile this is the first studebaker
sold In Hickman. II will not be
'as' by any means; in fact. three
already been sold. and Messrs.
Us and Stubs. who have the To-
agency for the company. are going
make other auto dealers sit up and
notice. They undoubtedly have
he car 10 offer.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.
Fulton Circuit Court, Kentuck,

Fulton Circuit Court, Kentucky.
w. C. johnson & Etc. Plaintiff,
against J. L. and Lon Robertson, De-
fendant-EQuity.
BY virtue of a Judgment and Or
der of Sale Of Fulton Circuit Court,
rendered at the September term.
thereof. 1909, in the above cause, for
the sum of Seven Hundred and Sew
enty-two Dollars, with interest at the
rate OF six per cent. per annum from
the - day OF September. 1909. until
paid, and costs herein. l shall proceed
TO offer for sale at the Court House
door In Hickman, Ky, to the highest
bidder. at PUBLIC AUCTION. on the
18th day of December, 1909, at 2 o.
clock y. m, or thereabout (being
County Court day.. upon a credit Of
six months. the following described
property, to-wit The South half of
the South west Quarter of Section II,
T. 2. X. 4. West. containing so acres
more or less, and in Fulton County.
kentucky.
Or sufficient thereof to produce the
sums of money SO ordered TO be
made. For the purchase price, the
purchaser. with approved security or
securities. must execute Bond, bear
ing legal interest from the day of
sale until paid. and having the force
and effect of a Judgment. Bidders
will be prepared to comply promptly
with these terms.
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J. r. MILNER. Com.

Watch for the BLUE MARK on
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Repor Of City Marshal for October
1909:
Taxes collected during Oct. .s10007
Fines collected during Oct. 1875
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Council Proceedings


Hickman, KY. Nov. 10, 1909.
Council met in session this day,
present, Mayor Dillon, Councilmen
Dodds, schlenker, Bettersworth and
Swayne.
The following accounts were pre-
scented, properly approved and on mo-
tion allowed and checks ordered is
sued for amounts:
+. T. Randle, concrete gutter. .s42.56
Tom Dillon. jr.. misc claims .s17.25
Tom Dillon. jr. street work &C
count filed. ..............s2 29.45
Hickman Ice & Coal CO., street
lights (Taf; Day. ......s2 $500
y. T. Randle. water and clean
Ing streets (Taft Day 49,. $3.50
II. c. Amberg. 5 shovels. .$4.25
s. T. Roper, opera house license II so
Report Of City Treasurer for octo-
Der, 1909:
Soneral Funo ACCOUNT
To bal. per Sept. report. . .s300.72 |
To amt. reed of II. G. Helm. 5462
To amt. reed OF Tom Dillon jr 422.S2
s77s.16l
BY checks paid during Oct. 515.s3
Bal TO credit this acct. . s262.33
Water and Light Bond Account.
To bal per Sept. report. 81, 337.7s
BY interest paid on bonds. $4,000
Bal. TO credit this acct. s1,157.78
City Hall Account.
To amt. OF overdraft per Sep.
report. .................. VIAL
To checks paid out during Oct 1892
Total amount Of overdraft. q. q. $1,000 |
w. c. Johnson. City Treas.
Repor Of City Marshal for October
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-06-01

The Gary team was downed Saturday
in their game at South Bend by the
Central league seconds by the score
of 4 to g. There was no disgrace in the
defeat, far be It from tin fact, the
Garry fellows put up a magnificent tir-
tight exhibition with the exception of
the first inning, before the Gary men
struck their stride. and in the ninth,
when Mullalley, disheartened by ad
verse decisions of the umpire, thought
he would have to lose the game in
spite of himself, passed four men and
hit one.
The South Bend team did not secure
an earned run, and Gary's three runs
were all driven In by clean hits. The
ninth inning was one of the most heart
breaking innings ever witnessed by a
loyal fan. MulIaIley had been practi-
cany invincible up to this time giving
but three passes and allowing but two
hits. After striking out the first two
men up and having the umpire call
them all balls, the Gary twirler took
his revenge out on the next man up
and hit him square on the back on the
next ball pitched. This filled the bases
and another pass issued on some more
DdQ uDlpiI1uS DEOu6 III III tAAC NiCAA . 49,
The most peculiar incident of the
game was. when with none out, Null
alley got two strikes and three balls
on the next man up. Just as he was
about to throw the deciding ball his
hat fell off, and to prevent a balk had
to throw the ball anyway and under
the circumstances he was not able tc
steer It in the right direction.
The South Bend team won their game
Sunday through the generosity Of the
umpire and the assistance of the Gary
team at crucial moments.
A crowd of 20 rooters accompanied
the Gary team to South Bend Sunday
on the interurban. The rain when thu
team started accounts for the fac
that there were not over 100 to take the
trip. Upon the arrival of the delega
tion at South Bend, however, the YEA
Their cleared off and the day was the
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-06-01
CORNELL CREW
BEATS HARVARD

Ithaca. N. Y, June Rowing ter
rife pace designed by Coach Courtney
to kill off the veteran Harvard crew
in the first mile Cornells plucky new
varsity crew won its initial race on
Cayuga Lake yesterday afternoon,
crossing the line length and half in
front of the crimson oarsmen. The
Harvard crew, with its experienced
oarsmen in its boat, an easy victory
over Columbia to its credit. came to the
starting line a big favorite. but Cor
nell beat the gun and got off with a
rush, having a half-length lead on Har-
ward at the start. The Crimson oars
men never evened this up. Cornell's
time was 10:41. Harvard's 10:47. The
Cornell freshman crew outrowed Har-
ward all the way and was fully three
and half lengths to the good at the
finish
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-06-01
BLISSMER'S BEAT
WEST HAMMOND
Two Hundred and Fifty
Fans See a Spicy
Game.

The Young Blissmers added two more
scalps to their long string by defeat
ing the West HammOnds by a score of
il to 5. It was a clean walk-away for
the Young BHssmers, they having the
game cinched all the way, not giving
the opposing team a chance to get
anywhere near them.
The game was played at the West
Hammond grounds Sunday afternoon
and was witnessed by about ESQ fans
The Young Blissmers also defeated
the Hammond Grays by a score of ?
to l. It was played at Douglas park.
which is the Hammond Grays' grounds.
The game was spicy from start to
finish. and had it not been for the Won
derful twirling of Krug. pitcher for
the Young Blissmers. the game would
have gone against them.
Krug put them down in fine style.
Hits were not numerous in this game.
and Lovenduski was the only one to get
a clean two base hit, which meant
something to the Hammond Grays' de-
feat.
The lineup for the Young Bussmers
was: Briden. c; Krug. p; A. Litzan. SIS.
H. Zimmerman, 1b; P. Zimmerman, 2b;
]. Zimmerman. Sb; Hildebrandt, II;
Langbeen, CT; Lovenduski, IF.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-06-01
CHICAGO
CALUMETS
LOSE GAME

The Columbia League defeated the
East Chicago Calumets in fine style on
Sunday afternoon BY a score OF 10
3 The game was played at the state
line grounds in Hammond.
The game was one of the finest ever
PLAYED on these grounds and probably
was an honor to the grounds The
game was close up to the seventh in
ming, the score being 8 to 2 in favor of
the East Chicago Calumets. In the
seventh the c. c. LIS started rally
which was long expected by the fans
who witness ed the game. and in this
rally they scored two runs, making the
score 4 to 3 in their favor. But in the
next inning they made up their mind
to clinch the game. and did so by scor-
ing three more runs.
It was in the first of the ninth that
the East Chicago team did their funny
work. Seeing that if they couldn't win
the game fair they would try some Of
their numerous schemes, which were
plotted by their manager. In this
ninth inning one of the East Chicago
players made a clean single to right
field. and after him the manager came
10 bat He knocked a grounder to
First Baseman Smith of the C. c. LIS
and Horst covered first and put out the
runner. The umpire called the run
ner out, but they said they would not
give it. Then the rag chewing started,
and after a long time the East Chi
cago team. rather than lose the purse
which was up on the game, went back
to East Chicago.
In talking with Captain Horst OF the
c. c. LIS, he said: "As long as they
played ball 1t was not likely that the
East Chicago Calumets would get an
other game with them, and that he
would advise other teams to keep from
getting a challenge from such a bunch
of cutters"
The lineup for the Columbia League
was: J. Horst, c; E. Horst, p; Smith
1b; Scherer. SIS; Dalkamp, 2b; Bowman
3b; Schneider, If; Voss, CT; J. Horst. IF
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-06-01
Miscellaneous Ball Games

At Plymouth. Ind.-Plymouth. Z; Log
ansport, 5.
At Iowa City, Iowa-Grinnen. /;
Iowa, 0.
At Richmond. Ind.-Richmond, g.;
Cincinnati Royals, 2.
At Valparaiso, Ind.-Standards, 2;
Edgars. 5.
At Havana, nL-Havana Ramblers,
10; Kilbourne, 4.
At Bremen, Ind.-Bremen, 8; Bour-
bon, 4.
At Sterling, nl-sterling, 10; War
rens, 0.
At Dixon. nl.-Dlxon. 8: Elgin. 4.
At Bedford, Ind.-Bedford Blues, o;
Odom White Sox, s.
At Menominee, Mich.-Menominee ?;
Oshkosh Palace, 1.
At Mount Vernon. Tl-Mount Yer
non. 12-3; St. Leo's, 1O-4.
At Goshen. Ind.-Goshen Greys. s;
South Bend Spires, 7. Goshen Cubs, I;
Toledo victors, 0.
At New York-Fordham, 8; George
town. 4.
At Providence-Yale. 4; Brown. l.
At Harrisburg. williamsburg, 10;
Evansville Sealbacks, ?.
At Decker. Ind.-Decker, 6; Monroe
City. IA.
At sturgis. Ky.-sturgis. /; Morgan
field. G.
At Evansville, Ind.-Evansville Her
eules. 12; Rosedale Stars, l.
At Du Quoin, IlL-Duquoin Models, 4
Sprick A. c., 2.
At Muscatine. Iowa-Muscatine, 10
7; Peoria Shamrocks, 20.
At West Point-West Point, S; Sew
enth Regiment, 2.
At Mendoza. In.-Mendota, 3; Chi
cago Red Sox. ..
At ST. Mary's-St. Mary's, 8; Agricul-
! tural College. 2.
At Conersville. Ind.-Nebraska In
dians. S; Connersvile, 8.
At Dekalb, m.-Dekalb, 3; Auburn
Park, 1.
At centraua, nl-white Rocks. i
/ 6; Vfrgen, 90.
At Vermillion S .D.-South Dakota
2; Morningside, 0.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-06-01
SQUEEZE OUT OF HOLE

Cincinnati, June 1.-Chicago's world S
champions, after a desperate hand-to-
hand conflict with the Reds, managed
to squeeze out of nine small holes yes
terday and break even with Cincin-
natl on the double Decoration day bill.
Outlucked IN the morning and beat
en- to l in game in which Kroh
pitched magnifcently. but with all
things breaking against him, the Cubs
turned desperately at bay in the after
noon and outlucking Cincinnati all the
way. finally beat them, to 2. after
eleven innings of fighting, squabbling
and battling.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-06-01
BOILERMAKERS GOT 1T

The Bonermakers added another
scalp to their long string by defeating
the Old Style Layers at the West Ham
mond grounds Sunday afternoon. score
II to 7. The game was close up to the
eighth inning, the score standing to
6 in favor of the Old Style Layers.
The eighth inning proved to be the
fatal one for the Lager Colts. In this
inning a fly was batted TO the outheld,
where both Fielders Zimmerman and
Washaman made an attempt to pull it
down. and in doing so a collision re-
suited Both players were knocked un-
conscious for some time The Boiler
makers had three men on bases when
the ball was Knocked and all three men
reached home.
The game might have ended different
had it not been for the mixup. The
batteries for the Bonermakers were
Frisk and Hudson, and for the Old
Style Layers. Blissmer and Hildebrant.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-06-01
Ia VENDORS WIN
FROM GARY CALUMETS

Whiting, Ind. June 1.-The La Ven
doris of Whiting and the Gary Calumets,
crossed bats yesterday afternoon at
the Whiting ball park in a most holly
contested 10-inning game OF ball, which
resulted in favor of the locals.
The largest crowd of the season was
on hand, a large number Of whom were
Gary rooters, and 1t is making it light
to say every one was enthusiastic.
Up to the fifth inning the score stood
to 0 in favor of the Garys. In the
fifth inning Steward made a two-base
hit and scored Girard. making the score
3 to 2.
In the seventh inning the score was 4
OF in favor of the La Vendars. In the
made a two-base hit scoring Cronin,
tieing the score.
At the end of the ninth It was still
4 to 4, so the game run into the tenth
inning In this Gary scored one point,
and with tive men on base. Kleiber, for
the La Vendors. made a three-base hit.
scoring Lampman and Carringer. win
ming for the team the victory. to the
tune Of to s.
The lineup was as follows:
La NendOrS-CrOCker, IS, GrluLn, II,
Lampman. 3b; Carringer. 2b; Keiber, 1b;
Girard. c; Adley, IF; Stewart, CT; En-
mel, p.
Mccormick. IS; Gibson, If;
Jackson, 9b; Dowd, Oh; Curran, 1b;
Griffin, c; Schoefer. IF; Cronin. CT; Be
night p.
The Gary lineup consisted of several
| of the semi pros Of Gary, among whom
was Schoefer. brother Of the famous
Schoefer Of the Detroit Tigers in the
| American league.
Summary - Three btse hits. Kleiber
and Griffin; two-base hits, Stewart
Carringer, Lampman, Griffin and Schoe-
fer Struck out, by Emmei, 7; by Be-
night. 7.
Score by innings:
Gary u o 2 o o L.
haven 0 l o 2-t
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-06-01
NELSON GETS $6,393.

San Francisco. June 1.-The receipts
of the Nelson Hyland fight Saturday.
in which Nelson knocked out Hyland
in the twenty third round. were si2,-
1877, which was a bigger house than
expected. even by Convoth. The prices
for box seats in the immediate Vi
cinity Of the ring which We're Sic, were
the same for the Papke-Kelly fight, 50
the increased attendance can be appre-
ciated. Nelson hadliberal terms from
Coffroth. He was guaranteed $4,000 for
his end. and further, was promised so
per cent Of all receipts in excess or
$4,000. This made his share $685.
Hyland took 1880 as his end. This
left the promoter s4.S94
More than 1000 men couldn't get
into the bieacher seats. which they
wanted to buy at 81 each, and had to
leave without seeing the fight.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-06-01
SHOWED WHITE FEATHER
Cleveland Ball Team Comes
Long Way to Play and
Then Flunks.

A party of aspiring baseball athletes
came all the way from the Lake Shore
railroad Offices in Cleveland yesterday
to do battle with the office team of the
1. H Belt and aunked out.
What do you know about such a
funk anyway?
Talk about your weak sisters"
When the bunch came in they looked
at the new baseball grounds which the
local bays had worked night and day TO
get in shape near the boulevard dis
trict and shook their heads. They
looked at the burly bunch ready to do
battle with them and shook their heads
some more. Then they took the next
train back to Cleveland.
Wouldn't that give you chills and
ague?
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P. 0.
CLERKS LOSE

The mail carriers of Hammond put IT
all over the clerks of the Hammond
postoffce yesterday afternoon, defeat
ing them by a score of IA to 7. The
game was played at the state line
grounds, and the carriers had the
clerks goat throughout the game.
When the mail carriers were to bat
the ball went from one part of the field
to the other. Lauerman played the star
game for the carriers, getting two two
base drives.
The batteries for the carriers were
McEwen and Horst, and for the clerks,
Hoke and Pfieffer.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-06-01
WIN ONE; TIE ONE

More power to the battered White
Sox. They bucked the Tigers in two
bruising encounters just by way Of
celebrating Memorial day and escaped
with but a single defeat The bitter
pill. the fourth of its kind in as many
days. was ladled out in the morning
bout when the champions triumphed 5
to / But in the afternoon terrific
swatting boosted the South Siders into
an even break. 7 to Z, in eight rounds.
Then the ancient rivals barely man
aged to catch their eastbound RATHER
for the openers tomorrow.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-06-01
SPORTING NOTES
GARY TEAM LOSES IN
THRILLER At SOUTH BEND

finest that could have been chosen for
baseball.
The story of the first inning, the
only one in which Gary scored, is as
follows. Jackson. the first man to bat
drew a pass. Shepherd sacrificed him
to second, out Yena to Schock. Jack
son went to third on passed ball.
Grennan then waited for four wide
ones after which he stole second. With
a man on second and third Grimes hit
a pretty single into right field scoring
Jackson and Brennan. Grimes advanc-
ed to second on Cranes bunt, and Crane
was out, Yena to Schock. Erickson
then drove Grimes in with a clean sin
gle to center. Erickson stole second
The side was then retired by Makers
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-06-01
TEN AUTO CREWS
AWAIT SIGNAL

New York, June Ten automobiles
will be started by Mayor Mcclellan to
day in the ocean to-ocean contest from
New York 70 Seattle Promptly at
o'clock the mayor viii discharge the
revolver made of Alaska-Yukon gold,
which viii mark both the commence
ment of the trans continental endur-
ance contest and the opening Of the
Alaska Yukon Pacific exposition.
The cars that viii essay this long
Journey Of approximately 1000 miles
will include two Stearns. two Fords an
Acme. a Shawmut, a Welch, a Thomas,
Zust and a Franklin. No official OBJ
servers viii be carried IN the run and
parts stamped by the technical com
mittee Of the Automobile Club OF
America can be changed en- route
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-06-01
HOBART IS BEATEN

Hobart fell before the clever curves
of the Tolleston nine yesterday after
noon in a game played before several
hundred people on the grounds of the
former. The score was to 8. Tolles-
toms record shows Il hits and 3 errors,
while Hobart got hits and made 5
errors. The game was umpired by
Burke and Meyer. who gave fair de-
cisions. Strikeouts-C1em, p; Yanke,
5. Bases on balls-CIem, l; Yanke. /.
Next Sunday Tolleston will play the
Calumets of Gary in Tolleston The
lineup was as follows: Toneston-
Metgler. IS; Bernke, c; McChealey. 2b;
scheumann, If; Glen. p; Conrad. 1b;
Meyer. 3b; Michael IF. Hobart-Wat-
son. SIS; Tree, c; Faulter, 2b; D. Tree,
If; Yanke. p; Wall. 1b; Kossow, CT; Me
lin. 3b; Frinfnger, IF.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-06-01
lege at Kankakee Sunday and winning
from the AL Saints Yesterday after

lege at Kankakee Sunday and winning
from the All Saints yesterday after
noon.
This Is the second time the St. Jo-
sephs have defeated the All Saints.
The All Saints also lost to Mikas Colts,
which was played at Harrison park
a a preliminary to the game between
the St. Josephs club and the All
Saints.
The All Saints were defeated by a
Whiting team at the White House
grounds Sunday afternoon. making the
third straight defeat in two days.
Lineup for St. Josephs: Winkler, 1b;
HeckIeman. 2b; Boiling, 8b; Jergins. c;
Hilbrick, CT; Klein. S. J. Young, IF; r.
Young. If; f. Young, p. For the All
Saints: Johnson. 1b; Lowell. 3b; Frey
man. p; Chandly, CT; Eckener. IS; Mach,
2b; T. Tague, c; J. Sherry. If.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-06-01
SVANBERG WINS
MARATHON
Du skal 60 foote.

Du skal go fOote.
1t sounds like that in Swedish. but
never mind the sound. the meaning is
Go fast" and that is what John Swan
berg did Saturday afternoon at the
White Sox baseball park when he beat
a field Of eight runners in Chtcago's
first real Marathon race. covering the
twenty-six miles and 2s5 yards in
?:4S:1l Is.
The time did not break any record.
but the running was 50 fast that the
great St. Yves and Longboat retired
from the race when it was a little more
than half run. These two-this French
man and this Indian-were the choices
of the public who believe they can pick
the winners Of long foot races.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-06-01
PLAY AT GRIFFITH

The Hammond All Stars broke even
in a double headed played with the
Griffith Juniors at Griffith yesterday.
The morning game was won by the
Hammond All Stars by a score of 6 to o.
a complete shutout for the Griffith
players And in the afternoon game
the Griffith Juniors won by a score of
to Z.
In the afternoon game Conroy Of
Hammond was benched for yelling at
the umpire, and Ebert was threatened
with being put out of the game If he
did not quit his roofing.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-06-01
LOSE
FIRST GAME

The Indiana Harbor Juniors had hard
luck Sunday and dropped from first
place among the amateurs. They play
ed at East Side and were defeated by
a score of to l.
The game was fast and spicy and the
Indiana Harbor Juniors put up good
game, but the locals were too much for
them.
The Juniors have scheduled a re-
turn game with the East Side team,
which will be played at Indiana Har-
Dor June 10.
The Indiana Harbor Juniors had a
game with the St. John colts of Whit
ing for yesterday afternoon. but they
failed to show up on account of game
they had scheduled with another team.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-06-01
BREAK EVEN
At PLYMOUTH
Hammond Cubs Win and
Lose Down the
Line.

The Hammonds broke even in two
game series with Plymouth. which was
played at Plymouth. one being playtd
on Saturday in which the Hammond
Cubs were defeated by a score of 4
to /. and the other game was played
on Sunday. in which the Hammond
Cubs defeated the locals by a score of
to O.
The Hammond Cubs is the best team
In Hammond and therefore represents
the city in the baseball line. The team
is showing good form and 1t is thought
that it Will make good showing with
the rest OF the Lake county baseball
tsanA
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-06-01
ED WALSH'S
BROTHER DEAD

Wilkes barre, Pa. June david
Walsh. brother of Ed Walsh of the
Chicago White Sox. died at his home in
Plains at o'clock last night Walsh
was caught in runaway trip Of the
cars May and since the accident fail
ed to regain his senses. He was 40
years old and is survived by a widow
and six children besides four brothers
and sisters
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-06-01

ing the lead in the boys league. They
won their seventh straight victory by
defeating the Triangle baseball club of
ii=--2nd by the score Of II to 4. The
game was won by the pitching of Oliver
VALLEY and catching of Otto Kreguer.
The features of the game were the
fielding and batting Of Holifeld, Dett-
man, Trembling and Bolles
The White Sox would like to play
the St. Joseph's team next Sunday.