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New-York tribune., 1910-01-18

Leo Pieper. coach Of the Harvard base
1sn team. has a hard task before him this
syriae Only four men are left from last
years team. and while there are good men
agslshle from the freshman and second
tsz-ns OF last season. the selection Of the
nHe Eil prove Tar more difficult than at
zn- tine n the last three years.
With Captain Lanigan at third, Nc
Lalghlin a. FIRST and Aronson in right field,
thsre vill be ive regular positions 10 I'll.
Hicks must have one good pitcher 10 re-
Asge hin and TWO understudies for the
smaller games
Ths Crimson viii be well equipped in the
b9Z # Mckay comes out for the team. He
L Of varsity cslibre. and IL he is in condi-
usn the fight between him and Hicks for
1rzt honors viii be bitter one. IF he does
not report the outlook Will be much darker,
tnr while Ernst and Babson OF last .years
freshman team are good twirlers and will
L II nicely FOR the smaller games. they
!aok experience II holding down hard hip
ing teams
DoIo Ninor. who earned place in
walter Camps All-Arnerica football team,
ana Nlggiesworth, who played al quarter
ssek after C'Flaherty went out in the lat
isr part Of the Yale game. viii be candi-
ea'ss tor the team AIinot VIII try for
1fEt base IN competition with Mclaughlin
snc Kennedy- while Wigglesworth. who is
anished outfe-der, is reasonably sure Of
place
New-York tribune., 1910-01-18

Feneo Arai. a japanese student in the
sorhomors class 81 Harvard. was approved
gs second assistant manager Of the base
bali team by the student council at It's
last regular meeting. The only remaining
forrslity necessary Tor his official installa-
tion Is the aprre~s' II the athletic commit
tss Fhich viii undoubtedly be given at the
nsxf regular meeting OF the body.
II appointing Arat the athletic manage
rnsut hss esfsrlishsr 3 precedent Never
within the memory % the present genera
ticn and perhaps nerer in the history Of
athletics in Cambridge has a foreign stu
ser; succeeded in qualifying for a position
q this sort
TIE seoond assistant nanagership leads
q the msnagership. senior year and 70 that
position considerable honor attaches.
ara vas born in this country ard has
bad az bis education here so, Iast- ia some
rnspscts be is Jess japanese tnan most of
lis fellow countryrnen at Cambridge.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-18

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW YORK
John l. Williams and Hudson Trust Com
pany, plaintiffs. against Amsterdam Holding
Company al, defendants Action No
In pursuance OF a judgment or roreclosure and
sale duly made and entered IN the above en-
titled action and bearing date the 18th cay Of
Decerihsr. 1905 7. the undersigned. the referes
in said Judgment named. will sell public auc-
ton at the Exchange Salssroon. Nos 1t-i6
vesev Street, in the Borough OF Manhattan. City
of New York on the 26th day OF January. 1910.
at u o'clock noon On that day. BY Samuel Marx.
auctioneer. the premises directed BY said tudg-
Inent 10 be sold. and therein described as fol-
All that certain lot piece pS-csI@ot land.
with the building and improvements thereon.
situate living and being in the Borough OF Man
haitian OF the City OF New York. bounded and
described follows;
Reginning az a point on the northerty side O.
I72d street distant two hundred and thirry-cre
feet three inches t231- 81 westerly from the cor
uer formed BY the intersection OF the nortserfy
Amsterdam Avenue; thence rorrhsriy. parallel
with Amsterdam avenue. uinety-four feet six
inches (p4 a. thence westerly. parallel with fT2d
street forty-three fees nine inches (439}: themes
eoutheriv parallel with Amsterdam Avenue.
ninety-four feet six inches (94 81 20 the north
along the northerly SIDE OF ira Street f1r,y-
three feet nine inches % to the point placs
said premises being known as numbers SIS
5IT West iT2d Street.
Dated New York. December 81, 1903.
LOUIS JERSAWITZ. Referee
JAMES. SCHELL & ELkUS.
Attorneys for PLAINTIFFS. No. ITO Broadway
Borough OF Manhattan New York city.
The following Is n diagram OF the property 70
be sold, its street numbers are 5i5-51T West I7ed
StrssL
New-York tribune., 1910-01-18
PUBLIC NOTICES.
CONTRACT s.
CATSkILL AQUEDUCT-

SEALED BIDS Will hs received ey tn-
poard OF Water supply. in Roem oro. sso
TsroadNay New York. until II A. NJ on Jan
uarv Is 1919 for Contract IS for the con
strucrior OF seven steel pipe siphons consis--
ing OF rivetsd steel shells feet inches and
~ feet Z inches nominal inside diameter en-
veIop-d with concrete and nned with Portland
cement mortar. aggregating 2e miles. also
several stretches or aqueduct IN open cut ara
on embankment or cut and cover acucsuct.
agxregating about $50 feet The work 10
ant and Greenburs. ard the city % Tonks1s
westchesfer County. New York
Az the above and place tn- bids viii
be publicly opened and read Pamphlets con-
yainiuE information for bidders and parnplers
OF contract drawings can be obtained az Room
a0g az the above address BY deposirinx rhs
sum OF Ten Dollars (s1O) for each Pamphlet
Fer further particulars see Information for
Bldders
JOHN A BENSEL- Prssidene.
CHARLES n. CHADWICK
CHARLES A SHAW
Commissioners OF the Board OF Water suppfy-
J. WALDO SMITH Chief Erxfneer.
THOMAS HAsSETr. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-18
STANDING IN FOOL TOURNEY
Won Lost.

The standing OF the players in the pool
tournament now going on at the Progress
Republican club follows:
New-York tribune., 1910-01-18

aeFa comes from Boston that James
---f4igton, president Of the National AS
'--alon Of Amateur Oarsmen. indicated
recent letter 70 H ?. Wardweu.
inner OF the executive committee, that
'Ifnai application was made the ma
liz regatta would be assigned 70 Bos-
SAa rcwed on the Charles River. It
ih' however. that Boston Is not pres
sea to apply for the regatta this year
'se Of lack Of accommodations for
Ahg the shells and entertaining the
Neh along the river
I'M Boston not in the field, the regatta
Ias'y 10 20 10 New York. Washington
esfingheid with the chances in favor
washington. according to the rowing
.oFains 70 Sam Berger. Jefries VIII
- training IN Mexico for his fght with
- Johnson, and put in two or three
,,s,'-, o last work in the open before es-
res- s fixed camp in the mountains
lss MS home
u 1ehnson IS not superstitious
le, So ls-s IS the rev telephone num-
Ms home in Chicago.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-18
1T2f St

The approximate amount OF the lien OF cllarss
10 satisfy which the above described property -
to be sold Is 81 O54 46. with interest thereon
from the 1st day OF December. 1905: also the
sum OF ST24 50. with interest from the 1fth day
of December 1898 together with costs and
allowances amounting 10 s3s2 81. with interest
from December Is. 1865. together with the s1-
penses OF the sale The approximate amount or
the taxes. assessments. and water rates. or orher
liens which are to be allowed 70 the purchaser
cut OF the purchase money, or paid oy tAs
Referee. is 81. 500 2S and interest SAID premises
will be sold subject 70 frsr norrgase
Twenty-seven Thousand CS27.G0G1 Dollars. wiro
interest from the LIST day OF May. 1893
Dated New York. December 81. 1903
LOUIS JERSAWTTZ. Rsre-ee-
New-York tribune., 1910-01-18

East 1lst1 Street
The approximate amount OF the len charge.
70 satisfy which the aoove-described property In
70 be sold. is S61aa. with interest thereon from
the 4th day OF January. 1910. together with costs
and allowances amounting 70 s532 IS. with inter
est rron January 5th. 1910. together with the
expenses OF the sale The approximate amount
OF the taxes. assessments and water rates. or
other liens. which are to Be allowed 70 the pur-
CHASER out OF the purchase money paid bv
the Referee. is ST02 31-1OO and interest said
premises VIII Be sold subject TO first mortgage
nov lien thereon. upon which there IS now
Que and unpaid the OF ST 600 with trrereax
thereon from the 1sr daT OF OctcSer. 1909
Dated New York January 5th. 1910
HERMAN JOSEPH. Referee
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-01-17
NOTRE DAME
SQUAD ENTERED
Fourteen to Compete in
Track Meet.

Notre Dame Ind, Jan. 17.-Fourteen
men have been entered by Notre Dame
for the First Regiment meet at Chi
cago next Saturday night, and although
they have not had the opportunity of
doing much work so far. it is expected
that they will make a good showing.
The entries are as follows:
Forty yard dash-F1etcher. WATSON,
Martin, Cox and Roth.
Forty yard high hurdles-Moriarty
and Fletcher.
Eight hundred and eighty yard run
Dana, Devine. Steers. Fisher and
Brady.
Two mile run-Steers.
Four hundred and forty yard run
Duffy, Martin, Moriarty, Cox, Fisher
and WATSON.
One mile run-Dana, Steers and
Brady.
sixten pound shot put-Philbrook
and Roth.
High jump-F1etcher, Philbrook and
Roth.
Pole vault-Moriarty.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-01-17
EAST CHICAGO POLO TEAM
DEFEATS HARBOR FIVE

dent that they can whip the best of
the polo teams and are arranging to
get some of the best teams in Chicago
to come out and play. They are also
trying to get a game with Racine,
which has an excellent team.
Professor Eaton and his wife the
comedy skaters, drew large house
every night last week, but the pro-
fessor was beaten in the five mile re-
lay race on Friday night by Griffin
and Bishop they making fine time and
going the five miles in 10 minuts and
twenty seconds.
East hCicago failed to appear at In
diana Harbor last Thursday to play
off a scheduled polo game with the
latter on account of the poor car serv-
Ice. The lineup for Saturdays game:
Indiana Harbor (0)-Cooksey, first
rush; Sternberg second rush; Greim
center; Kernin, half back; Lewis. goal
East Chicago O)-Mitchel, first rush
Carroll, second rush; Hanneman, GEN.
ter; Llewellyn. halg back; Blake, goal
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-01-17

staged there. Jeffries and Johnson said
to be in combination with full control
of moving picture privileges of big
fight Roosevelt writes from Africa to
keep in touch with the boxing game
Johnny Coulon gets decision over
George Kitson in ten round bout at
New Orleans Willie Lewis knocks out
Jewey Smith in fourth round. Jeffries
and company arrive in Chicago. de-
layed several hours by snow, and rail-
to make connections with their theat-
ricaldates in some of surrounding
towns.
Baseball.
Sox recruits show promise as bat
tiers four having beaten 800 mark in
1909. Ebbets names thirteen aSturdays
and sixteen Sundays for west side fans
in National league Some change to
be made in double header dates. Fogel
says national commission has no right
to interfere with Philadelphia in re-
leasing Manager Murray.
Golf.
Western Golf association decides &c
defer expansion movement in order tc
give the United States oGlf association
a chance to make desired concessions
to the west. Horace Smith and the re-
mainder of the regular ticket is elect
ed without opposition; amateur tour
nament given to Minikahda club o.
Minneapolis and open tournament t
Beverly club of Chicago.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-01-17
Wrestling.

Wrestling.
Gotch arrived in Chicago and Is COM
PEELED to leave company because of
silver In his knee. Chicago Athletic
association is trying to get private
match between Zbyszko and Mahmout-
Basketball.
University of Chicago defeats North
western. 81 to 4. Wisconsin wins from
Illinois, % to 16. Culver Military asad-
envy beats Lake View High School, 81
to IS. Wilson Y NJ. C. A. victor over
Racine Y. NJ. c. A. SO to %.
Turf.
Old Mexico leads in first race at Oak
land. which is rerun because judges
overlooked Phil Mohr in first start
Serville and Wolferton win seven fur
long and one and one-sixteenth mile,
respectively in fast time at Jaurez
Green Seal first in Dixie handicap at
Jacksonville. High Trust wins trophy
in Lincoln Park Driving club snow
race. Garfield Park cup goes to Hum
ming Bird
miscellaneous.
Western tennis players threaten wal
against east because dirt courts are
not sanctioned by national body. Nine
members OF Michigan baseball squad
disqualified for playing professional
baseball last summer. Indoor forest
| is planned for Chicago automobile
show, which opens Feb. s. New Yorl
show is closed.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-01-17

East hCicago. Ind, Jan. 17.-Before
a crowd of about four hundred people
the East Chicago polo team defeated
the Indiana Harbor five in game
which was both sensational and ex-
citing at all times. by score of L to
0, at the Lewis rink, East Chicago,
Saturday evening.
The crowds simply went mad at
times when the puck was in danger
of being knocked in for a goal. The
furious playing which was shown by
both fives was nothing short of mar
velous, and when the locals made the
first and only goal of the entire game,
yell went up that shook the struc-
ture.
This game decided the tie game play
ed some time ago at the same rink
and it also puts East Chicago In q
position to play any team for the
championship of Lake county
The East Chicago players are conf
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-01-17
BOXING URGED
AS CRIME CURE
Official Says Boys Should
Learn to Fight.

Pittsburg, Pa, Jan. 17-John L
Norm. director of the department. of
public safety of Pittsburg. has come
out bluntly in favor of teaching the
youngsters tho VITO use their fists"
Mr. NORM, in an interview, says: Il
wish the boys who will be the future
men of Pittsburg would learn how to
box. There would be less bloodshed
less manning of human beings If the
average man knew how to use his fists
in case of an attack. A person who
does not know how to defend himself
with his hands is likely to use the first
thing he can lay hands when at
tackled and this often leads to crime.
One who knows how to fight when he
has to will always be more cool than
the fellow who don't. BY all means
let US teach our boys how to use the
Gloves"
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-01-17
INDIANA HARBOR.

Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Lundquist were
the guests yesterday of Mr.. and Mrs
George Nelson of Park Manor. Mrs.
Nelson is the sister of Mr.. Lundquist
Mrs. F. HI. Stafford spent the day
yesterday with Mrs Rose Mcknight of
Whiting.
Mrs. William E. Jewell returned to
the South Bay hotel yesterday from
New York city Mrs. Jewell has been
away about month and spent most of
that time at Lake George, n. Y. Mrs.
Jewelrs return will undoubtedly liven
up the social atmosphere of the hotel
considerably.
Gwendolin Robinson, the little
daughter of DR.. and Mrs. c. G. Robin
son, though still very sick with the
scarlet fever, is reported somewhat bet
ter the last few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Georg were the
guests yesterday of friend in Park
Manor
AS is customary on Sundays, quite a
large number of members visited the
club yesterday
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-01-17
EAST CHICAGO AND
INDIANA HARbOR
EAST CHICAGO.

The attendance at the services at the
Methodist church yesterday was as US
ual splendid one. Dr. j. H. Palmer
took as his subject in the morning the
Golden Calf and in the evening his
subject was THE Ring of Adoption
taken from the text of the return of
the prodical son. Both sermons were
thoroughly enjoyed by the large crowd
present. There was also one new mem
Der admitted to the church during the
day
Miss Mabel Mickey will leave next
Thursday for months visit in differ
emit parts of the south.
Miss Blanck of South Barring ave-
nue. is still very sick with typhoid
fever.
DIR. J. II. Palmer yesterday afternoon
at o'clock officiated at the baptism
of Joseph Francis. the baby son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Harper. large
a the ceremony.
nue. left Saturday for Terre Haute to
visit her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Seifert.
for a couple of weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Feeley of South Chica-
go were in East Chicago yesterday to
attend the Harper baptism. Mr.. Fee
ley is the superintendent of the brick
masonry work at the Indiana Steel
mill at Gary.
The Mems Congregational club meet
ing has been postponed from JAN 10
to JAN %. Principal C. P. Holloway
will give illustrated lecture on
Panama Everybody invited. Remem-
Der the change in date.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hesse of Chica-
go spent Sunday with Mrs. Hesse' s
mother, Mrs. G. A. Johnson
Thomas Phillips Of Beacon street
celebrated his birthday anniversary
Saturday night, having In a little COM
pany of friends for the evening.
Miss Mary Bronson of Chicago came
to East Chicago Saturday night to be
the guest over Sunday with her sister,
Mrs. A. H. w. Johnson.
]. e. O'Neil went into Chicago Satur-
day afternoon to meet Mrs. O'Neil. who
was up from Fulton, Ill. where she
has been recuperating after a long i'll
ness. Mrs. O'Neil returns to Fulton
today
Mr.. and Mrs. Freeman of Barring av-
enue were in Chicago Saturday.
Miss Florence Heath of Ravenswood
spent Sunday with her sister Mrs. J. ].
Freeman of Beacon street. Mrs. l.. B.
Heath is still with her daughter and
will remain the balance of the week as
her guest.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-01-17

Sox is afraid that his team will not re-
ceive proper attention at Hot Springs
If more than two teams stop at the
same hotel Patsy wants only the
Sox family. Cincinnati and Boston, in
the same camp.
The Cuban teams winning a majority
of baseball games from our players
caused several scribes to roar that for-
eigners were fast gathering our cham
pionship laurels. The scribes are right
in this lost laurel business. Look who
holds the Chilli cincarne emblem. a
Mexican. The spaghetti champiois,
from paper to heavyweight, live in It
ally, and the Turks have US ground to
powder in the cigarette league.
John L. Sullivan is revising and
bringing up to date his "Reminiscences
of a 10th Century Gladiator"
Some of the New York scribes are
touting Harlem" Tommy Murphy as
the proper one to whip Battling Nelson.
Bobby Dobbs, the veteran colired box
err. is still in the game and fighting now
and then in England an dIreland.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-01-17
~ WITH THE ~
0PORT0
WELSH
WILL FIGHT
B. NELSON

Los Angeles, Jan. 16.-Cardiff, Jan. 16
Walker, Examiner. Los Angeles: Harry
Marks today cabled Battling Nelson an
offer of $4,000 purse to fight me forty
five rounds here in March. If refused
| will sail with Marks and Ian Hague
for New York on the Oceanic Feb. g.
FREDDIE WELSH
The above cablegram indicates that
Welsh is still hot on Nelson's trail
The latest offer differs from the one
made a few weeks ago inasmuch as the
British champion has now agreed to go
the "Battler's' route, as the forty-fv
round distance is termed
Probably the only thing that stands
in the way of an immediate acceptance
on the Danes part is the fact that
Nelson is at present tied up in the
perplexing negotiations surrounding
the proposed Nelson wolgast go.
A telegram to Nelson at Memphis
brings back the answer that the Bat
tier intends sticking by Promoter Hes
ter so long as the San Franciscan has
a fighting chance to go through with
the Nelson wolgast bout. Nelson's
wire follows:
Have accepted $1,000 and expense
money from Hester Will stand by him
until he makes or breaks the match"
One clear from this. Bat will prob
ably be inclined to look with favor
upon the Cardiff offer. The amount
offered, $4,000, is all that the worlds
champion could expect. 1t exceeds the
sum involved in the Nelso -Wolgast
snarl by almost $4,000. AS to the
length of the contest-that old forty
five round thing is sure to make a hit
with Bat.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-01-17
Sporting Briefs

If the New York Americans win the
pennant next season Manager Stallings
will receive a bonus of $4,000.
As the Pittsburg club has sold Alb
stein, Jack Flynn looks like the regu-
lar first baseman of the Pirates next
season.
Nap Rucker, the Brooklyn South
paw" says the injury he got in Cuba
was a minor one and that he is all right
again.
First Baseman Murch, who has had a
trial in Brooklyn. Boston and Detroit,
will play with the Indianapolis team
next season.
"Jef' Overall doesn't like Owner
Murphy's offer of a bonus for thirty
victories, but wants a straight increase
in salary with no ifs"
George Daily, the young pitcher Sc
cured by the Giants from the Spring
field Three-I league club. won % out of
81 games during last season.
The Cleveland club is after Bobby
Wallace of the st. Louis Browns. The
Naples" must be thinking of throw
ing Cotton Top Turner into the dis
card.
Sherwood Magee will be with the
Philadelphia Nationals again next sea-
son and 1T looks as If the Giants haven t
chance to cop the star outfielder
NJ J. ("Mike'') Finn has bought a
controlling interest in the Waterbury,
Conn, league club. Mike" managed
the Little Roc kteam for several years.
Pug Bennett, who played with Sc
attle and led the Northwestern league
in hitting last season. is now profess
sor at Oak Ridge institute. wherever
that Is
Wheeling w. Va, fans declare that
McMechnic purchased by Pittsburg from
the Wheeling club, will show Bobby
Byrne how to play the third station
with success.
1t is said that 'Ducky" Holmes ha:
given up his pet scheme of organizing
a baseball league in South Dakota ant
has signed to manage the Toledo team
in the American association
Manager Donovan of the Boston Re'
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-01-17
CHAMPIONS AT
THE HEAD OF
THEIR CLASS

While none of the champion fight
ers lost his title last year those
who are at the top of their re-
spective classes now are as fol-
lows:
Heavyweight-Jack johnson of
Galveston, Tex.
Light Heavyweight - Tommy
Burns of Detroit. Mich
eweight-Stanley Ketchel OF
Grand Rapids, Mich.
Welterweight - No legitimate
holder. being claimed by Harry
Lewis, Jimmy Gardner. Mike (Twin)
Sullivan and Jimmy Clabby.
Notwithstanding Nelson OF
Hegewisch, Ill.
Featherweight - Abe Attell of
'alifornia.
mweight-Claimed by John
NY Coulon, Monte Attell. Danny
Webster and Jimmy Walsh.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-01-17
DORANDO IN
LONG RUN
Trains Hard for Race With
Hayes Next Sunday.

San Francisco Cal, Jan. 17.-Do-
rando Pietri and Johnny Hayes are
rapidly getting into condition for. their
Marathon, which will take place at
Recreation Park Jan. %. Dorando was
out bright and early today. Accom-
panied by his brother he ran from the
ST. Francis to the Cliff House by way
of Ingleside and Ocean boulevard. He
ended up at Harbor View, where he
took a dip in the salt water. The dis
lance covered was about seventeen
miles
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-01-17
IOWA GRIDIRON
MAN BETTER

Iowa City. Iowa. Jan. 1T E. Hool-
ey, the University of Iowa substitute
guard, recently operated on for tumor
of the brain. is recovering, and yester-
day he was able to leave his bed for
the first time since the operation.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-01-17

II have ben informed that the busi-
ness men of Salt Lake City have circu-
lated petition urging Richard to bring
the contest to Salt Lake" said Cover
nor Spry. IT have not been approached
on the matter, not even by the promot-
ers or business men, and have only
talked the situation over with newspa-
per representatives who wanted my
opinion concerning the fight
In circulating a petition the bust
ness men of Salt Lake are assuring
Richard something in which they are
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-01-17

!, 8. IL az Jz7u s's-5Iu
DIR. Tucker of Chicago was in town
on business yesterday.
Mrs. L Wettengal is on the sick list.
William Killigrew spent Sunday with
his parents.
Mrs. Truesdal and daughter are Wis
iting with Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Batterman.
The Eastern Stars are busy rehears-
ing their minstrel. which will appear
at Stratton's Opera House Jan. %.
Mrs. Anil Haase, who has been in
poor health for some time is still quite
sick.