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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-12-22

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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-12-22
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-12-22
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-12-22
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-12-22
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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-06-13
GL|DOEN MOTORISTS
AWAIT START SIGNAL
Advance Guard of Tourists
Arrives in Cincinnati
Ready for Test.

Cincinnati. O., June 13.-The ad-
vance guard of motorists who are to
take part in the 1910 national auto
mobile relia bility run for the Glidden
and Chicago trophies, which starts
from here Tuesday morning. arrived
today. The large proportion of the
forty three machines which are to
set out on the 2,s51-mile journey re-
ported to the technical committee and
the few stragglers will report tomor-
row to pass the official inspection.
The list of machines now scheduled
to make up the auto caravan includes
eighteen touring cars competing for
the Glidden trophy, twelve runabouts
out to win the Chicago trophy. eight
official and press cars and five mis-
cellaneous noncompeting machines.
The entry is not as large this season
and with few exceptions the care are
new TO the annual A. A A. run
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-06-13
GARY STILL A VICTIM
OF BLAMED OLD "J|NKS"

The Gary team in the Indiana
Michigan league continued to play un-
der the spell of their hoodoo yester-
day, and as result they were de-
feated by a score of to by the Niles.
Mich. team.
Not alone this, but the Gary team
and rooters claim they were robbed
of the game by the umpire, and have
made protest to President r. C. Proc
tor of Elkhart.
After the fourth inning. in which
the slaughter came, Gary players ap-
pealed to the Niles team and Van. the
umpire. was removed and Neusbaum
of Gary was put in his place. No
prettier exhibition of the national
game could have been played for the
first three innings, neither side scor-
Ing.
1t all happened in the fourth in
ming. The Niles team had the bases
full when Merritt popped up a foul
with two strikes and three balls. AS
Mclean, Gary's catcher, walked back
to get the ball two Niles men crossed
the plate. Manager Dougherty OF
Gary protested and the umpire sent
one man back to third on account OF
the ground rules. but allowed the bat
ter to go to first, which Is contrary to
the rules.
After the smoke Of the inning had
cleared away the Niles boys had push
ed FIVE runs across the plate on only
one hit and the assistance of the UNI
pre- Mr.. Nausbaum. The fight from
then on was a pitchers battle between
Smith of Gary and Withers Of Miles
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-06-13

Smith having a shade the best of 1t,
striking out ten men and allowing
only four hits and featuring in the
only double play of the day Outside
of that he had seven assists and al
lowed but four balls to be hit to the
outfleid. The Gary team succeeded in
reaching Withers for ten hits and two
walks. Withers struck out eight men,
but kept his hits well scattered Cald-
err at first base played a fine game,
accepting twelve chances without an
error. Jackson at short had a bad
day OF it. having eight chances and
making seven errors in a row. Jack
son later redeemed himself in the last
inning by making the one feature
bling a drive ticketed for two bases and
star, bringing the fans to their feet
with wonderful one-hand circus
catch The Niles team has improved
greatly since the first game with Gary
and are playing a very strong me
in the field but weak at the bat. A
protest has been forwarded to Presi-
dent r. e. Proctor. and is signed by
a number of Niles fans. The lineup:
Gary-Jackson, SIS; Ebeling, CT;
Dougherty. 2b; Crane, If; williams. IF;
Craig, ab; Calder. Id; Mclean. c;
Smith, p.
Niles-Phillinger, sb: Shields. CT;
Mallby, 1b; Allen, 2b; Koehler. SIS;
Mans. II; Johnson, c; Withers, p; Mer-
rift, RI.
Gary ............0 0 0 0 o o 1 %
Niles ............o 0 2 OF
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-06-13
BADGER CREWS ARRIVE.
Coach Ten Eyck and Twenty
Eight Oarsmen Camp at !.
Poughkeepsie.

Poug hkeepsie, N. Y, June 13-with
the arrival of the Cornell and Wis
consin crews yesterday the colony of
oarsmen representing the University of
Columbia, Syracuse, Cornell Pennsyl-
vania and Wisconsin Is now complete.
With the day of the big race just two
weeks away the crews will immedi-
ately get down to hard work prepara-
tory to the big battle.
Coach Courtney and his tribe of
Ithacans arrived at o'clock yesterday
morning at Highland and Immediately
went to their quarters below Oaks.
where they spent the day In rest.
Coach New Item Eyck and his
twenty-eight stalwart oarsmen from
Wisconsin arrived shortly before noon
after a ride of thirty-one hours In
spite of the long and tedious ride the
men were in the best of spirits. Their
shells and motor boat arrived at
Highland before them, and they spent
the afternoon unloading them. The
big car was sidetracked near their
boathouse on the west side of the riv-
err and, after hauling the shells from
the car, the oarsmen carried them on
their shoulders to the boathouse
where they We're racked for the day
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-06-13
SOX FALL WITH THUD;
DRAW THIRD sHUTOUT
Purtell's Error in the Ninth
Swells Record to Thirty
Innings of Blank Play.

Thirty thrilling rounds without a
score, That's the record of those
much-tattered sox, the string of shut
outs taking on appalling proportions
yesterday, when Washington, hitting
like fiends behind Bob Groom, regis
tered the third consecutive calcimin-
ing. to 0. For eight innings the
warning factions battled desperately.
looked like a sure enough extra
Sc 'on affair the way Young Cyl
Young was southpawing Then came
B. PurtelPs erratic chuck toward
home, letting two senators register
1t wasn't through any. fault of the
smiling Mr. Young that defeat fol-
lowed his pitching endeavors. The
chunky 1eft-hander was going great
guns toward the close of the combat
after granting ten hits in eight per-
iods. and apparently had the enemy
pleading for assistance
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-06-13
JEFF BOXES 6 ROUNDS
IN HOT GLARE OF SUN
Z
Puts on Gloves With Corbett
and Choynski to Delight
of 1000 Fans.

Rowardennan, June 13.-With six
rounds of fast boxing in the afternoon
Jeffries put in the most satisfactory
day yesterday from the spectators
viewpoint of any since the beginning
of his present training season. Cor
bett and Choynski were taken on for
three rounds each, Farmer Burns
serving IN a wrestling bout for the
finishing periods
Almost 1000 persons gathered
around the out door ring and waited
several hours under the boiling sun
for the former champions TO appear.
The crowd gave Corbett and Jeffries
a mild ovation when they donned the
gloves. The sham battle between the
two was the best they have yet offered
the fans, although Jeffries had de-
cidedly the best of 1t all the way
through, blocking Corbetts blows
easily.
In the second round the boxing was
especially fast and Corbett tried hard
to send home some of his carefully
contrived uppercuts. They all fell
short.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-06-13
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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-06-13
HAMMOND
TEAM IS
TRIMMED

Hammond met their second defeat
Murrays yesterday afternoon at the
Hammond Athletic association ball
park, by a count of IA to 2.
Ten statues of solid bone faced the
Chicago team yesterday and but two
OF the statues moved during the game.
The others stood and watched the
Murrays pound the ball in every di-
rection.
A record breaking crowd gathered
at the formal opening of Hammonds
beautiful ball park yesterday for the
purpose of seeing the home team de-
feat the visitors, but six hundred peo-
pie were disappointed. Hammond
counted twice during the game while
the visitors piled up fourteen runs,
which exceeds the number Of tallies
made by visiting mines in the past six
games.
The Chicago nine made monkeys out
of the local boys in the second and
three tallies were scored, which was
due to the locals loose fielding. The
visitors started an assault upon the
local pitcher in the fourth and drove
him from the mound. Four visitors
crossed the home plate and three
perched on bases before a man had
been put out Walker was sent in to
pitch with the sacks full, and before
the inning closed four more tallies
were chalked up for the visitors
After the fourth inning the locals
were fighting to keep the Tom Muir
rays from scoring with both hands in
the air The funny man behind the
willow never moved from his position
for foul and on two or three occa-
sions the ball rolled within a foot OF
him, but he was unable to see 1t and
men scored visitor stole home with
the backstop holding the ball in his
hand. Oh. 1t was amusing to watch
the Chicago team hit the ball and then
have the locals either throw it wild
or boot It around the diamond.
1t is certain fact that some
changes will be made IN the lineup
| this week Manager Ketchel is de-
| termined to have a first-class team, il
he has to get nine men from Chicago
The showing of the team yesterday
Will not hurt the crowd In any way
as 1t Is certain that the players will
never Law down as they did yesterday
again. Those who laid down and did
not try to play In yesterdays contest
will not be seen in a uniform next
| Sunday.
| The All Stars of Chicago are here
| again next Sunday. The Stars were
beaten by Hammond in a ten inning
contest, the first game played at the
| H. A A park this year.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-06-13
EAST CHICAGO.

Fire was discovered about IL o'clock
Saturday Nm orning in the shed at the
rear of the premises at 14Sth street
and Todd avenue coupled by Mr.. Jack
Styles and family The blaze did MT
amount to much entailing only a loss
of about SO The fire was started BY
some boys who were playing with
matches and dropped one in a swill
barrel nearby. Chief Ben Flack and his
men were early on the scene and soon
had the embryo fire under subsection.
About ten automobile loads of
Shriners passed through East Chicago
and Indiana Harbor Saturday after
noon.
Miss Ella Lyons who has been the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs A. H. w. john
son for the past couple of weeks
leaves today for her home in Brook
Ind. =
Mr. Jack Evans is again suffering
from the rheumatism.
Mr. and Mrs. John O'Neii were the
guests OF Chicago friends yesterday.
Mrs. Charles Dunlap and Miss Ida
Phillips of Beacon street attended the
Mary Mannering performance in Chi
cago last week.
Mr. Herman Feeder spent Sunday
with friends in Laporte.
Not an arrest was made Saturday
night by the police. Notwithstanding
the fact that 1t was pay day at the
mills and only three plain DRINKS were
taken in yesterday. This is an unusual
experience for the police department on
the next day after pay day.
Some sort of a show passed through
East Chicago this morning. The live
stock included about ten PONIES and
four camels.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-06-13
ONESIDED MATCH,

A one-sided game between the Zim-
norman Colts of West Hammond and
the Harbor Athletics, played at the lat
ter's grounds yesterday afternoon. was
won by the visiting nine by a count OF
IL to 1.
The game was easily won by the
West Hammond team, who played air.
tight ball behind their invincible pitch
er. Blissmer, who hurled an excellent
game. Only one OF the Harbor boys
got as far as third base. Batteries for
the Zimmerman Colts were Blissmer
and Zimmerman; Athletics. Murlin and
Black
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-06-13
Get Busy With Oscar.
INDIANA HARBOR.

Mrs. Sara NJ Elliott left this morn
ing for Plymouth, Ind. to assist the
Lady Maccabees hive there in their
work. Miss Elliott visited Mrs. Chas.
Bower of Fir street while In the Har-
Dor.
Miss Ruth Thomas of Grapevine
street is attending the normal school
in Terre Haute
Wednesday will be Woodmens day
at the White City and the members of
the Royal Neighbors of East Chicago.
whiting and Indiana Harbor will at
tend. Members of Mayhower comp
will please meet at the Lake Shore
depat Wednesday In time to take the
1910 train for Englewood.
Jack Nelson left Saturday night for
a few days visit in OdelI, ILL.,, where
his wife has been visiting relatives
for the past couple of weeks. Mrs
Nelson will not return with her hus-
band but will remain for few weeks
longer.
Colonel A. A. Figg OF Danville. who
was attending the auctioneer's conven-
ton in Chicago last week. was the
guest Friday of his old friend, H. NJ.
Dill. editor of the Sentinel.
Mrs. Martha Dragon and daughter
Mrs. II. B. Hienesly OF Chicago are
spending a few days with Mrs. B. c.
Lukens of Fir street
Misses Harriet Stonnont and Mar
garet Pearce went to Benton Harbor
. Saturday by way OF the boat line.
The Methodist Women's Home Mis-
sionary society will hold their regular
meeting Tuesday evening at 1880 al
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-06-13
SPORTING NOTES
WON THEIR GAME.

The Kamradt Colts of West Ham
mond won lucky ten inning contest
from the Oakley Avenue Stars at the
West Hammond grounds yesterday aft
ernoon. by a score of to f. The Oak
ley avenue boys should have won in
the ninth inning. according to the UNI
protested the decision and the man
who was called safe at the plate was
called out instead. In the tenth in
ming the Kamradts scored the winning
run.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-06-13
Get Busy With Oscar.
CALENDAR OF SPORTS
FOR THE WEEK.

MONDAY.
; Automobiltsts assemble In
Cincinnati for the start of the
Glidden tour.
Opening of big aviation meet
at the Indianapolis motor
, speedway.
Opening OF Scottish women's
championship golf tournament
} at Nairn.
Opening of Carolina cham
pionship tennis tournament at
, Greenviiie. 8. c.
Opening OF Old Dominion
championship tennis tourna-
} ment at Richmond. Va.
} Opening of the annual tourn-
ament OF the Bryn Mawr Polo
, club at Bryn Mawr. Pa.
Opening of three days shoot
ing tournament at Hickman,
KY.
TUESDAY.
Glidden tour run from Gin
cinnati to Louisville, 162 miles.
Opening of annual open air
horse show at Columbus, o.
Opening OF central New Jer-
sey championship tennis tourn-
ament at Trenton.
WEDNESDAY.
Glidden tour run from Louis
vile to Nashville, 1899 miles.
Opening OF Massachusetts,
amateur golf championship
, tournament at Brae Burn.
Exhibition OF the Virginia
b Horse Show association at Up
, perville. Va.
b Opening OF race meeting of
, the oklahoma City Jockey club
B at Oklahoma City.
THURSDAY.
Glidden tour run from Nash
, vile to Sheffield, Ala, 1877
miles.
Initial race meeting Of the
B Cedar Valley circuit starts at
Usage, Iowa.
B Annual regatta of Southwest
B ern Amateur Rowing associa-
, ton at st. Louis.
b FRIDAY.
. Glidden tour run from Shelf
b field 10 Memphis. 1917 miles.
, Open championship tourna-
, ment OF United States Golf
, association at Philadelphia.
Annual championship tourna-
D ment of Montreal Golf associa-
B ton.
Opening Of the spring race
meeting at Sheepshead Bay,
3 New York
SATURDAY.
D Glidden tour run from Mem
. phis- to Little Rock. 2o7.7 miles.
= Outdoor champions hips of the
= South Atlantic A. A U. at Bal
p timore.
= Opening OF two days avia-
= ton meet at Churchill Downs,
= Louisville.
= Tri-state championship ath-
. letic meet at Forbes field,
. Pittsburg
= Metropolitan tennis champion
. ship tournament at West Side
= Tennis club, New York
= Annual cruise OF Columbia
. Yacht club from Chicago to
. Michigan City.
= Sam Langford vs. Al Kauf-
y man, 20 rounds, at San Fran
y cisco.