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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-10-24
Totals .......... "a 4 10 3
Athleties.

Two-base hits, Bake, Murphy, Schultz
Davis, Archer; three base hits, Struuk,
Chance; hits, off Cole 10 IN innings, of
Brown in 2 innings; sacrifice hits, Da-
Wis, Murphy, Holman; stolen base,
Sheekard; double play, Bender, Baker
and Davis, Cole, Archer and Chance:
left on bases. Philadelphia 10, Chicago
A; first base on balls, by Bender 2
lSheekard Tinker; by Cole Bender,
Baker and Davis; first base on error,
Chicago; hit by pitcher. by Cole, Barry
struck out, by Bender (Schulte, Arch
er, Cole 2, Tinker, Scientifically, by Cole
5 Baker 2 Lord. Barry, StrunkD, by
Brown Barry; time, 2il4; umpires,
Connolly behind the plate, Rigler on the
bases, 0Day in right field, Sheridan in
left field.
-----~--
Chance out for interference and two
out when winning run was scored.
! king batted for Cole in the eighth.
I Kane ran for King
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-10-24
Chicago.

Two-base hits, Chance, Murphy, Lord,
Collins 2, Sheckard; sacrifice hits, Zim-
norman, Barry; stolen bases, Hartsel 2,
Collins 2. Zimmerman; left on bases,
Philadelphia q. Chicago Z; bases on balls,
of Coombs lHofmanl off Brown 3 CDa-
Wis, Barry, Lord; first base on errors,
Philadelphia struck out, by Brown 7
lord, Davis. Lapp ?, Coombs, Baker,
Hartsell, BY Coombs 4 Thinker, Archer
B. Hofmanl wild pitch Brown; time,
e:05i umpires, O'Day behind plate, Sher-
ldan on bases, Connolly in right field,
Rigler in left field; attendance, 1871;
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-10-24
Sick Headache

Is simply urgent notice from Nature
that your digestive organs are foul
clogged, diseased.
HOODS PILLS by speedy. easy.
soothing effect thoroughly cleanse,
purify and invigorate. Csc
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-10-24
CORNELL WAKES UP IN TIME.

For Half the Game Vermont Has Things
to Itself.
Ithaca, n. Y. oct. 24.-The university
of Vermont outplayed Cornell in the first
two periods OF Saturdays game at Itha-
ca, but the red and white came back
in the third period and before the game
was over landed two touchdowns and a
field goal, winning Is to 5. The game
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-10-24
Norwieh.

Score, Trinity 3, Norwich Q; toucn-
down. Lawlor; saieties, Norwich 2; ref
cree, Herr of Dartmouth; umpire, Coult
er of Brown; field Judge, JOY of Yalei
time OF quarters, II minutes.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-10-24
NORWICH SURPRISES TRINITY.
Defense of Both Elevens Was Better
Than Their Attack-Home Team
Works 0nside Kick Well.

Hartford, Ct, Oct. 24.-Norwieh sue
ceeded in surprising Trinity Saturday,
holding the Hartford combination to one
touchdown and two safeties The touch
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-10-24

down was made in the last few minutes
of play, after Trinity had worked a long
forward pass on the third down, Rain
tell throughout the game. causing many
fumbles especially on Trmty's par; h
the early quarters OF the game, when toe
ball was lost twice within is yards 0f
Norwich's goal Both teams sho~cL
good form on the defensive. bat failc9
to gain consistently when in possession
Of the ball, on account OF The slipper
condition Of the field. Norwich s8.a
mainly through the line. while Trfty
most successful play was the ousiae Sc
which Cook has developed into 4 vp
dependable weapon Clark and I,tls
were the particular stars for TrigU.f
Kelly and Capt. Smith shining Ter Nor
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-02-24
REMEMBERS TAFT
AND SHERMAN
Get Handsome Passes From
American League Head.

Alligator skin fresh from the ever
glades, with bit of real IA karat gold
Will contribute to the making of the
1910 annual passes extended President
William H Taft and Vice President
sherman by B. B. Johnson, chief ex
ecutive of the American league. The
favors arrived at league Headquarters
yesterday and will be forwarded to
Washington in the near future.
In an effort to get away from the
ordinary color scheme President John
son hunted long and tirelessly for the
newest effect in passbook bindings. The
alligator stunt scored the most points
and two beautiful designs were ar
ranged.
PRESIDENT Taft as the greatest rooter
In the land showed keen interest in
baseball while present at the bloody
series between the Giants and Cubs on
the West Side last September. Tn
Washington he often finds time TO at
tend the contests, but usually runs a
close second to Mr.. Sherman in this
respect The vice president simply cant.
get to the Washington ball grounds as
often as he would.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-02-24
BROWN SIGNS FOR TWO YEARS:
Killing CASE COMES UP TODAY

Mordecai Brown, pitcher of the Cubs.
has signed contract for two years
calling for substantial increase in
salary. The great three-fingered twirl-
er held long conference with Presi-
dent Murphy yesterday afternoon. and
when he came out of the office he was
wearing a broad smile 1t is under
stood that his salary is $500 a year.
There has been considerable unouiet
in Cub ranks as time went on and still
Brown remained unsigned He gave
out statement some time ago that he
would come to Chicago and talk over
the terms he desired when Chance "a
turned He wanted to have a chat with
his manager before he took I'D the con
tract proposition with the club presi-
dent.
Orvie Overall is scheduled to start
east from visalia. Cal. today Accord
ing to the latest reports he will remain
in Chicago two Or three days, and then
join the Cubs at New Orleans. Orvie is
way over weight and will have to do
some hard work to get down to play
ing condition.
With the White Sox leaving for the
coast tomorrow and the Cubs starting
for West Baden on the day following
the time has come for players to ar
rive in droyes. Artie Holman center
fielder of the Cubs. arrived yesterday
Recruit Outfielder Davidson also re-
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-02-24
CALUMET THEATER.

The Calumet theater announces q
radical change in it's policy and one
which is bound to meet with the APP
prevail of the vast throngs of theater-
goers in the Calumet region. Com
mencing Monday. Feb. %, the Calumet
will go into vaudeville, Offering three
Dig shows day at remarkably low
prices. Great acts have been booked
by Manager Corners and he promises
the people of South Chicago and the
Calumet region the very best that the
vaudeville market affords
Performances will be given every
afternoon at 2:3o, and every evening at
1:S 0and 9oclock. The prices will be:
balcony. 10 cents; main floor. Is and 20
cents, with daily matinees at 10 cents
The Calumet will have all the essen
tails of high class vaudevilel theater.
There Will be first-clas sorchestra
and the acts are of a high-class var
iety, no expense being spared by the
management in its efforts to give the
people really great vaudeville enter
tainments. Watch the bill boards for
the announcements of the great shows
which are to be offered
With a seating capacity of over 1 900
the Calumet will be prepared to handle
the large crowds. Visit the Calumet
vile show ever offered to the people of
this en- dof the city. Remember the
opening date, Monday, Feb. %.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-02-24

ported, coming in from Lincoln. Neb.
center Fielder Willis Cole of the Sox
came to town from Wisconsin. and de-
clared he would give his rivals a bat
tie for an outfeld job
President Comiskey yesterday closed
a contract for IA 900 chairs for his new
park They are comfortable affairs. and
the lronwork on the sides is made to
represent a ball and a bat In John
son office it is announced that Ameri
can league passes are being made for
president William H. Taft and Vice
PRESIDENT James Sherman The cases
Will be of alligator leather and the
monographs will be of gold
White Sox players will attend the
American Music Hall tonight where a
public tsendoff' will be accorded them
Among the features will be the appear
ance of Joe Choyinski on the stage in
one or the acts, and a number of slides
Will be thrown on a screen with mes
sages of pennant hopes. The decora-
lions will be symbolic of baseball IL.
Manager Chance of the Cubs will be on
hand to extend good wishes to his riv-
ais.
Wild Bilf' Donovan of the Tigers is
being treated for bad arm by DR..
Harley Parker here. He will remain
until Saturday. when he will join Jen-
nings at Hot Springs and proceed to
San Antonio.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-02-24
EAST CHICAGO AND
INDIANA HARB0R
EAST CHICAGO.

August Bloomberg, who was injured
on an Indiana Harbor street car
Saturday night died Tuesday aft
ernoon at ST. Margaret's hospital Ham
mond- Funeral services will take place
Friday afternoon at the home of his
brother, John Bloomberg, Melville av-
enue.
LOST-A fur. corner of One Hundred
and Forty fifth street and Magoun av-
enue, on Tuesday. Feb. is. Please re-
turn to 4429 Magoun avenue. asst Chi
cago, and receive reward. 24-3t
The police force of East Chicago will
have new uniforms for the policemen's
ball. to be given April 1s, 1910 Bids
were received at the city hall last week
from Mr. Rudolph of Chicago, Messrs.
oConnell and Given of East Chicago.
Mr.. Given being the successful bidder.
the price being s22.2o per suit
one-mile ladies' race at East Chi
cago Rink Friday night 24-2t
Mrs. r. s. Carter of Detroit. Mich. is
the guest of her sister-in-law, Mrs.
James Grace. Of Barring avenue. Chas.
carter, her son, was here over Sun
day. but returned home while his
mother will remain for two or three
weeks.
Miss Edith Dickinson of Lowell is
visiting her sister. Mrs. A. G. .Slocomb
of Magoun avenue.
About thirty-two members of the
Ladies Aid society of the Congrega-
tonal church were the guests of Mrs.
A. H. w. Johnson at her home on Ma
goun avenue yesterday afternoon.
Games were INDUCED in in the early
part of the afternoon, after which a
business meeting was held and a lunch
con OF sandwiches, cake and cheese
were served. An enjoyable time was
had by all.
F. M. Hascall has accepted posi-
ton as bookkeeper for the East Chi
cago Produce company. which was re-
Gently established
Mrs. Cena Palmer entertained a few
of her young friends last night at the
home of her mother. Mrs. Kaufman, on
Barring avenue. An informal musical
program was rendered, all the guests
being talented musical performers.
Those present, besides the hostess, were
Mrs. Halle Hascall. Miss Verona
Blanck and Messrs. Ben Silverman and
MI Smith of Hammond.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-02-24

TOOK or about five pounds This is
not natural for me, but did not worry
ABOUT IL as L soon took on the weight
again when | eased up on my training
am frank also to admit that
underestimated the ability of Wolgast
true, he made splendid showing
against me in Los Angeles, but at that
time l was clearly out of condition and
placed no Importance on his so-called
victory
All | ask now is that Wolgast give
me return battle. I will conclude nv
theatrical engagements and then go to
my ranch in New Mexico for a long
rest do not expect to think of fight
ing -1or at least six months At TIE
eno OF that Time, however, I am going
70 ASK Wolgast Tor return fight If
he gives it to me, I will make hin. a
side bet of $1,000 or $4,000 at ever
money In the meantime 1 am will
ing to see him get all the glory he 90,
out of his title. So far as our former
differences are concerned they are SET
tied"
Wolgast was about town tod.y
showing little effects of the forty
ROUNDS OF lighting. eyond a slight dis
color1ng of his left eve the newly Gre
ated champion did not have mark on
him.,
nave no plans for the future" said
ne. OF course, I am going to defend
my title against all comers but chances
are will take rest during the next
two or three months.
Nelson will have to wait awhile.
though, and when we do sign articles
providing such a thing happens-he
VIII nave to come to my terms. He
held me down pretty tight, and I think
IL is my turn to return the commit
ment.
90 Tar as our personal difficulties
are concerned. they are a thing of the
past l had my revenge yesterday. He
called me 'tin-eared boob and a few
other things, but I'have forgotten it."
several interesting features were de-
Veioped in connection with the battle.
II was learned today that Manager
) ack robinson wanted to stop the fight
IN the thirty fourth round and threat
ened 10 throw up the sponge if the
BATTER refus ed.- Never never" re-
pied Nelson. Il am all right and I
will land him sure"
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-02-24
CADILLAC TOWN
WILD WITH JOY
Riot AS Wolgast Is Declared
New Champion.

cadillac, Mich. Feb. 24-In strikin-
contrast to the deep, dark gloom that
perVaded Hegewisch town. when the
ooleIul news was spread of the Idol
battiers defeat by the Flying Dutch
man IN the fortieth round was the
rlotous JOY and demonstration of Ad
Woigasts neighbors and friends in this
city when he was acclaimed champion
OF the lightweight arena. Every ma
tive who could travel abroad had as
sempied at the local theaters to watch
the returns of the coast fight, and when
the result was announced the wildly
cheering throng stormed the streets.
parading for hours to the music Of
drums tin pans and shrieking factory
whistles
The folks back home were watching
little Ads progress round by round and
tears streamed down the face of John
Wolgast, the father of the new cham
pion, as he was lifted. with his two
little sons, was lifted to the shoulders
of the enthusiastic fight fans when the
Durable Dane was declared down and
out by the ticker n a al ,ssss,s-ssroom.
At the little farmhouse in which the
Michigan whirlwind had established the
FAMILY with his first earnings. his
mother held the telephone receiver
throughout the length of the combat.
repeating. round by round the progress
or the absent one to the eager sisters
and aspiring baby brother. who saws
he stands next in line for the crown.
Il knew he would win," said the
mother. He is so good to us. can't
say more; my heart will break with
joy
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-02-24
NOTES
Nelson Rates Wolgast as the
Best Fighter He Ever Faced
Former Champion Badly Battered Rest Six Months and
Then Ask Another Go With AID

San Francisco, Feb. 24-out at the
Sultan baths, where Battling Nelson has
remained since he left Point Richmond
ring Tuesday defeated champion, the
Dane is slowly recovering from the ter
rible punishment received at the hands
or Ad Wolgast, the new champion.
His face dfsfgured and discolored his
caulihower ear swollen to twice its nor
NAL size and his body a mass of bruises.
the once invincible lightweight presents
pitiaDle appearance. Veterans of the
game who have seen Nelson declare
they never, even in the days when bare
knuckies were used in settling ring SUI
premacy. saw a fighter So h-ttered Mn
in ffstic engagement
Partly reclining on couch in The
cooling rooms of the baths, Nelson dis
cussed his downfall. Though beaten
and battered in a physical way. it was
plain to be seen that the Battler's fight
ing spirit was as rugged as ever.
am not going to attempt to take
any OF the credit of the victory awav
from Wolgast," said he. He is a great
little fghter-the best by long odds
ever met. He showed splendid ring
generalship and the way he can hit
with either hand from any angle is re-
markable
But you must remember that 1 held
the lightweight crown for a long time
took them as they came. In my time
met the best men in the world In that
division and whipped them ALL I con-
slder that | am good today as 1 ever
was IN my life. Believing this. 1t is
only natural that I am confident I can
turn the tables on Wolgast under diff
ferent conditions
For the past few years I have done
a wonderful amount of work In adj
dit1on to defending my title on nurer-
Gus occasions I have been INSTANTLY
on the road filing theatrical engage
ments. Six months ago I began to feel
the effects of my hard work and deter
mined to take a long rest from the
ring. But [ made the mistake of keen |
ng on with the theatrical engagements |
and in my leisure moments worked on /
ny book
While l did not realize it at the |
lime L can see now that 1 was not right
vhen L started to train for this bat ,
lie. In the first few days of training (
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-02-24
MAY PUT STOP TO
COLLEGE CONTESTS

iowa City, Iowa, Feb. 24.-Students
OF iowa state educational institutions
rear that the statements made nv
James H. Trewin, president of the state
poaru OF education, at a banquet here
iast night against athletic contests
SOUNDS the death kneH of college
sports in Iowa.
Is expected that the board of edu-
cation, which controls the three state
educational Institutions -
Iowa. Iowa State Agricultural coi1aga
at Ames and the State Teachers, r-a1-
iege at Cedar Falls-win abolish not
only football, but other forms of ath-
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-02-24
OF SPORTS
FOR THE WEEK.
THURSDAY.

III URSDAY.
y Opening of automobile shows
y in Toronto, Ont, and Binham-
= ton, n. Y.
= Annual meeting of Dominion
y or Canada Rifle Association at
. Ottawa.
Annual election Of officers Of ,
. the Aeronautic Society of Amer ,
= lea.
National amateur wrestling .
= championships begin at the Hill 4
= nois A. c., Chicago. .
Annual indoor games of the 4
, Mercury A. c. at Yonkers, N. Y. 4
Pal Moore VS.. Boyo Driscoll 4
10 rounds, at New York. 4
, SATURDAY. I
Opening of annual tournament 4
, OF American Bowling Congress 4
, I'm Detroit :
Annual convention of Inter 4
, collegiate A. A A A. in New 4
York. :
Annual indoor athletic meet of &
the Seventy fourth regiment at 4
Buffalo z
Annual indoor meet of Ford 4
ham University Athletis Associa- Z
tfon at New York. Z
Annual indoor met of First 1
Regiment A. c. at Cincinnati. 4
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-02-24
WESTON HEADED
FOR MANUELITO

Albuquerque, N. NJ. Feb. 24.-Edward
Payson Weston spent last night at
Navajo, Arizona, having covered more
than forty miles yesterday, and left
that station early this morning with
journey cy thirty-eight miles planned
Tor toda Weston expects to reach
Manuelito, n. NJ, before stopping for
the night
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-02-24
INDIANA HARBOR.
Supper at M. E.. Church

The public is most cordially invited
10 attend supper given by the of
hcial board of the NJ E. church of In
diana Harbor on Friday evening, March
4, 1910 The Ladies' Aid society of the
church have the management of the
affair. and as the ladies have given
many suppers in the past they have a
reputation for good cooking and excel
lent serving. The ladies are putting
forth every effort to have this the very
best supper that they have ever CIV
en- The following is the menu
Meats Roast Veal PORK
Vegetables Dreamed Pease
Cold Slaw Dreamed Pease
Home Made Bread and Butter
Cranberry Jelly Apple and Peach Pie
Coffee
The supper will be given at the
church on Grapevine street. the serv-
ing to begin at o'clock The tickets
are % cents each.
one-mile ladies' race at East Chi
cago Rink Friday night. 24-2t
Rev H. p. Ivey yesterday afternoon
at o'clock baptised Iona Beatrice,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. G. T. Spang-
Ter of Hemlock street Mrs Henry
to witness the ceremony.
There will be cage sale SATURDAY
at the Offices of C. z. Fowler, conduct
ed by the ladies of the Baptist church.
Indiana Harbor.
J. Scholl has been called to Apollo.
Pa, on account of the illness of his ia
Their, whose condition is serious.
Miss Grace Coleman of Louisville,
KY, who has been visiting her sister,
Mrs. l. S. Whitman, for the past two
months, will return to her home in
about a week.
Rev. H. P. Ivey of the Methodist
church few days ago baptised Cor
don Theodore, son of Mr.. and Mrs. T.
F. Helm of Elm and One Hundred and
Thirty sixth street
Mrs. Fred Stafford gave a pretty
luncheon yesterday to a few friends,
which combined in its decoration feat
ures characteristic of ST. Valentines
day and Washington's birthday ami
versary. Her guests numbered eight.
and the guest of honor was Miss Ethel
Herrold of Elkhart, who is spending
a week with Mrs. Stafford. The place
cards were little hatchets with cher
ries and the table was decorated with
red hearts. Miss Bess Willard of Chi
caso was an out guest
Miss Lottie Bradley of Chicago will |
spend few days in Indiana Harbor. |
as the guest of Mrs. A. @. Lundouist of |
lvey and One Hundred and Thirty |
stghth streets. She will arrive either
tomorrow or Saturday. i
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-02-24
Politics and ReliaIon.

Senator" said the interviewer. ut
Is mored that you intend to retire
from politics" We'll. WE'LL" replied
the senator. TITS queer how rumors
start / suppose this one grew out OF
the fact that I attended church with
my wife last Sunday."-Catholic
Standard and Times.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-02-24

were no new developments in the
search for site for the Jefrries-John-
son tight today. Gleason declared that
he and Richard would look around for!
a suitable site near San Francisco
Now that it Is settled that the fight,
is to come here" said Gleason, I'VE are,
In no hurry to select a location
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-02-24
OLDFIELD TAKES
COUNT IN GRILL

Hot Springs, Ark. Feb. 24.-Barnev
Oioneld celebrated his winnings
through the victory of AID Wolgast in
sriiroom here last night, and in a
miAup during the gayety was knocked
out with a wine bottle welded by a
man with whom he had an alteration.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-02-24
CWsUzR RIIzZzE~ONzxzzZzxp

letlc contests between colleges 1t is
stated mere that Trewin will have
strong support and that probably Rog-
er Leay1tt of Cedar Falls will be a
MEMBER or the board who will support
such a move.
The strong utterances OF President
Trewin came as a surprise. He chose
an occasion when the sentiments could
be expressed directly to the alumni.
There were hundreds of graduates at
tending the banquet when in a toast
he indicated" football and so cutspok-
emily expressed his radical convictions
against intercollegiate contests
SEEK SITE FOR BIG GO
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-02-24
TIGERS REACH
SAN ANTONIOi

San Antonio, Texas, Feb. 24.-The
advance guard of the Detroit Ameri-
can league team training squad arrived
here yesterday Mullin, who is with
the squad, says he is in great condi-'
tion
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-11-16
Loan Sharks.
From the Newark News.

From the Newark News.
Loan sharks are everywhere. They have
carried on their extortionate business to
such an extent in Milwaukee that the
city authorities are considering the ne
cessity Of protecting those in need OF
small loans by establishing municipal
pawnshops. The city attorney relates
instances where the sharks charged bor-
rowers no per cent interest on loans OF
less than $50. But it was impossible to
prosecute and convict them, for they
never give receipts or other papers that
might be used against them. Municipal
pawnshops are approved by governments
abroad, but New. Jersey has found that
provident loan associations. organized I'M
der the law, of 1904, afford ample relief
to those in need of pecuniary assistance.
The loan sharks continue to work even
here, but the people are coming to know
that they can get small sums Of money
from the provident loan associations,
upon pledge or mortgage ION personal
property. at not more than 2 per centum
per month for two months or less, and
not more than ~ per centum per month
for q longer period. Compare these rates
with 40 per cent, and 1t IS easy to see
how much cheaper it is to patronize
provident loan associations than I'd have
anything to do with loan sharks.