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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-09-21
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TIL: PEOPLE
Hammond's Aldermen Take
Some Shots at Public Serv-
ice Companies Last Night
and Many of the Railroads
Come in For a Scoring.

A councilman who did not register
a kick" last night particularly
against a public service corporation
was not in it at the regular council
meeting.
Councilman Moriarty urged some ac-
tion to be taken against the South
Shore line for not putting up the re-
quired number of street lights Coun-
Gilman Markmueller called attention to
the violation of the schedule for the
running of cars by the same company.
Councilman Nicholas Lauer also insist
line that the city administration has
the controlling hand in HaNmond.
The Hammond. Whiting & East Chi
cago line came in for a scoring by the
city councilmen and board and Pascaly
for blocking State street an unneces-
sary length of time with track i'm
provements.
Light Is Needed.
Councilman Hubbard also wanted a
reminder sent to the railroads notify
ing them to place watchmen at the
Russell and Clinton street crossings
Councilman Schultz explained the neces-
sity of additional light on Fayette street
at the Walter street intersection He
pointed out the fact that there are onk
three lights between Oakley avenue
and Calumet avenue, and that the Wal.
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ONE KILLED:
ONE INJURED
Bad Wreck in Fog on Terminal To-
day, West of Hammond, Which
Brings Disaster and Death

An extra Pere Marquette freight
train, No. So, east bound at 1880 A.
NJ this morning was waiting for
crossing at point just west of the
Calumet Park tower, on the Calumet
Terminal tracks, when another Pere
Marquette freight train, also east
bound, crahsed into the rear end of
itt
HOW 1T HAPPENED.
1t happened that in addition to the
caboose there were two passenger
coaches on the rear end OF the waiting
train. When the crash occurred the
cabose and passenger coaches caught
fire and were entirely consumed.
The engineer of the colliding engine
was bruised and scratched in the colli-
sion but was able to take his engine
to the roundhouse at East Chicago.
The fireman was uninjured.
In speaking of the wreck the engi-
neer said: The fog was dense that
it was impossible to see more than
three lengths ahead. For this reason
we were unable to see the tail lights
on No. S8 until 1t was too late
Almost Immediately after the crash
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If you want a Farm Home come to
Clark Co., Wis. Talk to Lowell, sol
Hartford Bldg. Chicago, Ills. 9-19-6t
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Latest News

Whiting Ind, Sept. Mrs. Helen Eggers, mother
Alderman Eggers of the Hammond city council died at
home Roberts early this afternoon OF
heart trouble She So years of age and leaves
children and father Her husband died ten years ago.
Hobart Ind Sept 21-Hammond police pursuing
suspected thief who inc urred suspicion by offering
the machine at a low price in Hammond, came up with
the here after hot chase. The satisfied the
Hammond authorities that he the owner OF the car,
however, and he allowed to proceed
ST Paul Mimi, Sept. p Congressman j. A. Taw-
ney standpat leader defeated for denomination
cordng incomplete from the first district pri
mary early today losing vdney Anderson inslirgent
by narrow margin. Anderson claims the nomination by
1000.
Whiting, Ind, Sept. 21.-Henry Buczkowski, aged
81 son of street commissioner John Buczkowsk died to-
Idav of Bright's disease. He a member of Unity
Council K c. Hammond. Besides his parents he leaves
brother wife and sister Funeral arrangements not yet
made Mr. Buczkowski assistant cashier OF the Whit
ing bank.
London, England, Sept 21.-Ethe Clara Leneve was
hooted today bv crowd of men and women who awaited
arrival at the Bow street police court The trial OF
the and D. Hawley H. Crippen for the murder OF
wife drawing close and this fact proa-
bv accounted for the unusual number of persons who
gathered in the vicinity for view of the prisoners
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You will say that a Lavender cigar
cannot be beat. IL you try one.
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HOW 1T HAPPENED.

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LOOKS BRIcHT yOR STiDT "
q slu'ubIa's Long Delayed plans LIkeiy 10
Ne Put Thr0aHh SSSa.

The stadium whi"h columbia University
VA. been planning 20 build for the last four
, ears seems in q fair way ~ becoUiuR an
actually before the passing ~ many more
81 ears 10 has iu-t become known through
a u ell authenticated source hat the stadium
VouId have been buit Nthtn u year after
q la ar-t plans were made UuhI' had ~
f,s,f been for tho fact hat the fuAu " 10 hal
prA,ti'allv pledged he n""r~-sry funds
very severe financial setback In -" san
Eranst-so earthquake A. u j.. how ~ sT
the university already has = sp~ctal fInd Of
about stop 's0 given several vear- ago
hy q friend. which = 10 hs used for n"
The fsct that Park commissioner S,aver
- tn favor 90 helping columbia With the
uroirct y = sign that friends 81 the ~chetne
-sv will lead 80 IN" heginning al wOrk
uittsh -0oHet Than ha- been eNTer'sst
President Butler Nss sgreed To f~Fmu tho
80 ~ south Field a. q play ground for
children In the summer months. aud n ha-
l,ren the Intention 81 ~" mi, er.iry Futhoft-
tis- all along 10 let The 'tfN have the pro
SUMMER -ra-ou uhen ~ would not he used
hy the Students When the fr-t plRp.
yer. drawn ~ feid- were included for rho
exclusive zee 81 the school children b,'f ths,
include "a well equipf,@d gymnasium Win
~ tfumtng pOol, baths and bazkeF la N
"ougt- that would be given 10 the city a.
certaIn 1iTre-
rtrsisiou ~ TeKard 10 the di-To>i'i1n NJ The
e. > - 80 t,-atIs-@t ~ the late John Stew arr
kenne.iy They have rssety 81 numerous
zuRgesf ions from prominent grHduAte-
~ the M v'r>f' - =" The 80" ~ the money
and the ptah that all soon, 10 favor N the
,.OusGrticttpu Of tho stadium THIS would
take AZ least ~ 0sHi Os,. according 10 the
mo~t CoB-ery alive estituat~-
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ONE SESSION ron BROOkLYNs.
Wsn IN Gsod SHAPE ana NeariS Ready for
HosueN ard ssaFeh.

Nor SPRINGS. Ara. MsT~h ~ The
Brook lvn. we're able to get IN only one
practice session to-day rnin this afternOo
preventing the usual clash between the
~ gtila r. and NHnntEans bahlen. however
had ne men nut fof . forenoon workout
despite ~p0i snd threatening weather To-
fuorrDN To- kafns v tth tho colta will wind up
the ira ming ~fun's here. a. tho bTooklyn=
will hreak camp Mond0y for the home
ward marrh
TW1 games viii be played In Memphis.
after Which the tenn all put IN a Ncek az
thattanoOEa. shere ~sveFEl gaines su
playeal Wlth the southern lea guerS
IA rReT the pitcher On whom bOafon D..
fused 20 WRtve. and iIennoN, Who " slow
recovering from the grip. vii ioin the tesn.
at Chnftanooxa
Dsb.Sn has decided 10 allow BeEgen end
Jordan 10 remain here another week. IOr-
IA n has been injured several times nd the
SupeFla lsader dgtirea that both pla yers
win b. benefited by another weeh 81 the
ba me
Mana ger DlhIen was IN hopes o. getting
in smother game with the vi StarA. bue
klsinOw, CriRsT and Hemphln, Who have
hean pia wing regularly with she ptrked
'essn LEFT TO-DAY for Athens. Tia. - JOIN
the Highla ndar squad
Inc HrDokivus nave br-n IN vorpd BY GOOD
geatheT during their stay here and the men
. ~ IN good shap@ Erv in. Miller Rrhnei-
berg KnstzsT and naubert are the Only
re.ruiis that look 10 b Of major league
talibfe.
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GIANTS PITCHERS IN FORM
STRIkE or MANI OF THB
GALVESTON PLAYERS.
Awe-. Tried Tar the FIRST Time Tasis Sea-
,oa. Di.psse- 81 Ten In I'VE tnaaHss
Raymond AlsO Does GS@d NsrA
to In Payer - McSsraMp Men

CALVES roN. Tex March 10 Enguhed
In a tidal wave of -trikeOu's loo-ed by the
pitching arms OF Leon Ames and bugs kay.
mond, the Galveston team was sNamped
Ia a Rams with the Giants this afternoon
and escaprd . complete inmsrSion In The
Whnewazh pail when their hr~t bASe"aAn
raped a hall over tho fence The score
was to I and seventeen oG the ssnccrAD@
were siTuck out. Ams- accounting Tor
ten in Ave ,nninE- zach allowed three
hits and the Giants piled az q comfortable
lead early Ia tho game. after which they
hustled through the contest a. au1cky a.
possible
In the defeat Of the GaIy sssOa team an
ancient insult wac avenged TNenty years
ago the Giants PLAYED here and we're de
feaied and to-day i the first time that a
New York team has appeared here since
II Nas the first time that Ames has been
sent against any team this season a. he has
nol even pitched in any OF the practice
gaines at Marlin Wilson handled hin,
neatly. aud with terrific speed and vide
breaking curves ,hs erTattr twirier moved
down the hltsmen. striking Oui the SIDE
IN the fourth aud hfth tnninG~ Wilson
watched the bases ike q hawk and his
accurate throw ing caught thres runners
mapping ,.,. ,.,..d .,
Murray. did the hes, hitting. Ne regis.
tered IatT ~ doubles and = single whts =
would have been a home run on clea I
hed as " was line hit that rebounded
from the fence 20 quickly thst shaw Mss
halted a. first Ne also scored three runs
With his hitttng. driving In the FIRST tally
With n double, and sent homo the last run
Nth a -ACTtfce az DeVOre Was the next
heat hitter He made two line singles and
heat oui n bunt and would have had fourth
hu hut for clever ~hoetop catch by Nap
han IN the first inninR.
The Ntani~ PLAYED to-day Under the
orders Of Arthur peVlin, ~ Manager Nc
colts The New Works made seven 81 their
Anda was the opposing gunner. AtteI
Devore had been robbed by kaphan'
sensational catch in the opening round
DOYLE and shaw Zach hit the fence for tNs
ha.@s Doyle scoring. DeNOre started 90
again IN the third With a linr ht snh Doyid
followed -uit shaw came along VIII
another double. witch -cored Devore
SsvuNur'- single sent two more Tuns N
BTitNelrs inAeld out and Devlip's walk
a double steal aud Msrkle'- inheld out pu
seymour arrO~~ 1900.
Another tally Nas Registered 81 killila
| IN the nth on shaw third hi and pat
Of erroT- DeyOre scored the last run Il
( the seventh Of Hendricks when he bea
\ 20 third on Stringer's wild heaVe. count M
/ on shaw long ltfi to Riley
! Raymond pitched the last four innings
! With mush comedy on the side, and adde's
/ Ave -triksout- to the ltsi. The regular
1 will 60 up 20 Houston tomorrow. the colt
! pla yinR here
! The
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MTDSHTPMEX Ply THE FOILS


ASNAPoLIs. Md. MArch ~ The Naval
Academy and University ~ PenRsyl vania
Eollsnlen qualified this afternoon Tor tho
finals Of the intercollegiate Fen"ing AS~O-
cia tton, which viii AXE place In New iorh
next week. while Wendell. The left handed
captain of Pennsylvania. took top indi-
vtdIa honorS by winning al of his -iN bouts
Columbia also contended. hut the fsBrer-
Of Princeton arrived after tho bouts had
GOT I'll under way and they did not enter
The Naval Academy won thirteen h"utS
a nd lost Ave. Pennaylvanis won eight bouts
amt lost ten and Columbia y ON sin and lOst
twelve Al Of the midshipmen. Hall Merrill
and scott, fenced well ana same In directly
after wendell for individual honoTs Halls
bout With Wendell AS the only one which
he lOaf Whlle the recorda 81 Merrill and
Rrott we're each four Vtctoftrs and tao
defeata Scott worked particularly Ia I'd
. nd Wendell oaly Won from him after four
wendell had scOtt aiso fenced four ties
with ParkeI OF Pennsylvania. hut Won the
nfth fenceoH. The summary
Merltu. Nayal A-ademy. defeated Peterson
q ~ 20 PCT coiuuthia defeated Parker. a. %
- Han. Naval Arademy. defesled Northrup.
ColumhtA. Wsndeii. 4. of Pa. defeated Aiiler,
coiinlo pa, srest, Nsys! AcadefnJ. defeated peier
son, 4 81 Pc Merrill. Naysi Aoadelny. esfeate1
Esrsss =. e p ssndf.s u 81 p ss,ssssa
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FAunIIerSS. the FaNorite Tor ms Nv ens
Bumped into

JACKSONVILLE. fa., Marvh 10 The rtch
Florida SpecAl Handicap 81 s'.o"o, for
three-vear-oids and upward. a. one mile
aud quarter. WAS captured this afternoon
BY the 81 James stables entry. Green
Seal. uho got sway well and a. once opened
up q "a r 90 three lengths which caused her
20 he clear of interferenre After lea din
all the. way, Green seal Won ny a lensth.
three Lengths IN from, Of TABOO.
James Mclaughlin three YEA Old
FAuntleroy. Who VAS tayortie. never had
chance from, the time the RAte WAS lifted
for iust 49, the signal vas given Rio irande
sNerved and hit hun. alInosi knorklnR him
down. From there "a the nnish he had
kinds Of had mcF. for every time butwell
tried to so through on Tho rail he Was
inteFfer~d With nd the col, knocked out Of
BE stride Five tine, dsrIHE ' ssIs ne thu
PantouHe made n new track record TO.
day. when she ran siN furlongs inNsii Is.
The summary
Fira RACE four and hsli n,rlongs EIl-neti-.
49, noTsI a. 70 Fsa .Ts va hs s 2.ns
louis KsS fiSsTt BSds and Lyd,s Ies
SeoSnd Race sven turiones Forerusrd Ioi
.1sN.nPcru 70 5, non " Mas'sn 100 Co.,, sri
os.G a lH.T oqISSs Mos, Rics's . sps ;SS
ThiTa Rsss.-sis t4r,ons. p1.n,oass. "a. 80.
Jack Parker 10 tObeTn, N I. third. Tine
FOURTH Rs...Ts. Worlds sp-cisl Handicap
pusss. e0no tsrre year Olds and upEsrd, cae
fnile snd q sIuartrr -Gre~n seal. ia Cana
70 I, Woa sotenia ~ J Wilson. N I. sscood
Tabob 10 - Davis IN Z, third Tine, % > y
Od Honesty. RIO Grande Fauntleroy, Mamie
Algnl. FOnL HUI Top. PuikA and NooiStnder
also
Ftfth RAce- ~cyrn furlongs pander. tia
tNtrol n 20 s. won RosorrtAn. 10 iPONeret
- l. Secoad Silyerin. las NusgrAvel 10 ..
thiFd lime. ! y IS Brown Tony, PlAnuand,
square Deal Mare Hyde Giovanni Raggio.
MIS- MAioris and Anyi Aiso ran
SlItn Race SiH flrlongs Strtke QUE igI
.GrtfinI 7 tn q Won Ida n 10 tNtrOb. N
-erond - Jeanne iJs tButsrii' = =, .. third
rtue " - kiAmeshA ~. Barusdals, Cot
N.hmrafe FArl's Court and kenmore Queen
al~n ran tNo,sl captive isft a. post
seventh Rars one mite And lAternfh
Arrri. Iif Reid tT - s. won Hans. 900 uaN ~
poTt . IN s. second QUO. ioo Nusgra = 10
third Ttrnr. - 5 Bannnsk ROh ub~rOn
pFlleas aud ftfau also ran
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defeated PVT. Columbia: Sroti. NAvsl ACADEMY, .
defeated ParteT, 4. 81 Pa after four ito. Mief.
NAVai Academy. defeated NoTthrup. Columbia
W-aHeil. 81 Pa. defeated PITT. columbia, after
Arademy, after . tie, Nail Naval Academy
defeated PARKER, 81 Pa Merrill. Naval Acad
bis. defeated Peterson. y Of Pa Parker. Y. 81
pa defeated Mlllev. Columbia
Wendell. 4 ~ ps defeated Nail Naval Asai
envy. pit. Columbia. defeated Peterson. ~
Pa. Nroft. Naval Acadernl defeatef NoTthrrp
Ccluwhis. Wendell I ~ Pa defeated MeTTtil
Naval Aeaderny Scott. Naval Aradrny defea 81
Pitt columbia Parksv 4 " "a defeated Norm
Iug. columbia. Haii. Naval Aradenl defeated
Prter~nn, Y 81 "a. Miller. Columbia. defrat s.f
NeFHu. Naval Aradenl wendell. y o. " -
feated scOet, Naval Academy after four ties
tndiyidual Rerurda Wendell. y % Pa. won six
Int none: Hall. Naval Aeaacmy. Won nNe. tost
one. AeTHll, Naval A-aderny. won four. lost I've
NCoft. NAVAL Aeademy. Won initf. lost 1--WE Miller
Columbia. non three, Lost three. PARKER y. Of ~
two. loss four, PITT. Cntumhts, Wnn two. iosf
four. NrrthTup. Columbia. one. lat nVs
Peterson. 4 OF p Nnu nnne
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Faculty Annette Csamlttee's RullRg I'm
dangers the Team.

The faculty athletic committee of the
College ~ the city Of New York has voted
that the mana gers Of sthletic tAams should
deposit q sum Of money with the committee :
secretary. ON vhich sum the teams should
drAw for expense with the end Of deposit
goes the end 81 q team. ndeT this hard
aud fact rule Il appears that the college
will he without a basketball team this - .
son Baseball n most SERIOUSLY Affected
berau-e of the heavy expense Incurred in
equipptnE and running the team
lacrosse stands e. ir chance 81 surviving
the storm. a. tho expenses are comparatively
-IiRht Coach Koaenblatt has gathered his
forces together and -elected two squads
Witch have praciised IN the past month on
Jasper tield. l-ls not sApec I'D that any
the team meeting Columbia for the opening
xame The schedule contains eight sAme-.
Nth tao others pending. - follows
March y. Columhla 81 hsme April .. stevens
At H0boken. ~. Jshigh al hehiGh =, hoboken al
Hobosen May O. ERgiewOod a. home, ~ SseN ems
sorSIsad f P.rs: =. crs.csss lacrosse club At
RAY WdGs
The Junior ha-ke,b hall team defeated the
sentoT i've nv the score Of - to - ~ y
r..-Il' ~ a -srimmage Marx. "a, ~ nov
nursing a broken arm, MaIh Efyed =
ing two gosl- before nesting with h..
scs tdeut The Junior team u running
strong for the trophy. having b,si two more
o. mes IN play Of the series 81 STA.
Although the relay team vas bcaten IN
was sotne sati-facthoa IN the fact that the
Cusytsf came IN ahead 81 the Hamilton
repre-entatiVes and equalled the time made
by the Columbia team In another relay.
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HrRRY can ron KLEINOW.
HIwhlandsrs BadIS In Need ~ . Catcher
InNe0d Made IN.

ATKINS. &c Ma r~h 10 Jack KIeinow 10
= much needed man In the camp Of the
H,Eh "a nd~rS FOR the hst couple ~ days
staliinzs has not had catcher ~ for ser
vice Io-day- zane between the hrst and
second team had 10 Ne called "a be-ause
neither ~ sweeney nor Fred Mitchell
Was oapabls Of rough u-,ge Mitchell
has very sore shoulder vhi'h Prof Held
Ter Of the Ios.I N & \ - treating With
e.ectrtcity ~ eeney = suffering from All
acute cold m N" head
u hletnow Who - expected from Hot
springs together with tharl Hemphin
does not -hns up before MONDAY. the team
viii he "a hsd share ior 10 game with the
tirula riy ssNtou- Tor the speedy ARRIVAL Of
kleinow tie t-he- 70 turn over Ia the
veteran cnioh"r -" Young pit her- 81 ne
squad trigeT ~ not - here for 81 lea i
week and unth hs ,oUc- klsnoW will
have to coach the hoVmsn
himself ..i 81 he ~ ~ l"adins The SSnniSanS
Ne t-he- Co study the rival ulayer- THIS
be oannot do while directing one team. a.
he 2 hard loser and works himself To -
great pitch ~ excitement IN practice
game a. In one Of the lea que contests
STOUT Arthur irwin Is eNpected io-lnoT-
assigned ID" mans Cement of the Second
team Manager ~tallinR- - trying to ar
Tange a series Of gaines 80 he pla ed here
Billy smith will coiae from Macon " ith his
b!snn- new thursday ISo. and e gos-
3
row- j. ANXIOUS Tor game Montreal IL
training a. columbia e. about ntnet y
uiles away The canadians "an 10 aC-
couttu osA ted n they dnd n convenient 10
appear here the eariV uaTt 81 the week
after neat Stailing- thiE morning closed
With Frad takes Boston Nationals for
one eNhihUion m Athens GA Nar~h 20
n ~ tho intention ~ get a. many attrac-
tons a. Tp-sibls With professional clubs
Mess some one "a tiers the iufeld a. IT
i nov made m Of tha-e Ga fdner Knight
and Austin " III refua In intact AZ EAST for the
"a riy exhibition xRmc- Foater might la Vs
besn the regular shOrt-tOp had he NM be~n
taksn ~ several days aVo That knOc n ed
him on his - ride. We hash got hack -
his nae again Roach H. fast man In
every way and hits the ~ u -oitdly lack
Knight hoWev II holding up hts end Of
The tnneid work - Nell that u Nould he
newt To folly 10 make q switch otis John
-on H. not Vet in shape 10 make strong
md Tor Jifrmv Au-ttn's Job
Pre-ident frank FARRELL left tonight for
New York = Haa mi Of Bo~ton Who has
been Mr. Farrelis xiie-t here. accOmuanisd
tho owner Of he teamA Tom Foley. Nho
,sm~ south With Farrell and Iialsnd. H. -
enth raIle Niih big len cue training that he
de.idrd to Tefua IN aud ACCOMPANY the l'oys
u0ffb
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a.. Jshn's BassSan scheaaI..

~ Johns COLLEGE in Brooklyn has pre-
n.rsd ~ baseball schedule for the coming
ssason. Tho schedule includes some ~
the host college teams In the Vast Dave
Mates. q pitcher and brother % Rob Yates.
nov ria wing 9th the ~ l.Ouis Nationals.
- looked upon by ManaFer Russell - ODs
Of the ma In supports Ot the team
The schedule.
March Al. HOY Gross 81 81 Iohn q AprlI 2.
Forfham az foydham . Oglgmnia ~ olgmnle
81 ManhsttAa. "a. s. PeseI's at 81 JONAS. n
q GU N 49,. Y Lenwh - EsS'se,
2 4 n Y: Z, Worcester poiy - ~ J0ha's. "a
Dsiswsrs a. 81 !sha.s y. =, FEsaei. x.visL q
Tan 81 81 John's. June Z. Rensselaer, Poly 81
81 Inhn o. ~. Rutaers a. RntGeTa
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TTRO FENCERS COWPETE.
vale Freshmen Seorr Over CsInu,hsa
FIrut Wear Men

The Nale freshman fen"er~ defeated the
4 oiumbia freshmen In a dual meet in the
columbia gymnasium YESTERDAY afternoon
ny q bout. 20 y Alden won three houts
for the Nals team whit" Miller showed 40
ha-i tor the Columbia yuuug-t"T- taking
Two II hts three bouts The match hef wesn
Nlfsn and Miller WA= ell contested and
a. won ~ the Yale msn only sitter an
eNfra PERIOD
The summary
Ftrst Round 3 Ald~n. Yal- defeated 4 t.Tis
rom Columbia. " King lale. defeated e CON
trer~s FOlunlbia Miller. Columbia ds
fsated - n Rowland ale
Ssrond Hound " " Miller Columbia de
fsated v Ming Nais !. Alicn. ale. defcatrr
e. CnnTsre~ coiumbta. \ GTtsror'. Ts,iurihss
defeated " King. Iais
Third Itound q " HaWiand. 1als defeated
L Csntrrrss. Columinia J Alden Nair defeated
u n Miller Columbia g " How land Nale
defeated Grixrom Columbia
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wATHavILLE, Ne March 10 The action
Of Ralph ~ Good. ono ~ the best all around
athletes ever representing Colby University.
IN signing . eontsaet - athletic director %
Coburn Clasaical institute beginning next
fall has raised tho question whether he can
~ regarded ~ eligible 70 the Maine inter
New England interc0legiatea, Hts post
ton Il almost IDENTICAL With that ~ John
~ Hubbard. the Old Amhgrsi otaI, Who
niFafion ~ hia college course ana Wla ruled
4 professional BY the A. A. T.. slthough
permitted - eOmpets % the intercollegiate
gamqo.
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s,rscsss Eeep. - vsrS'', Crr~ W.u.

The Syra.u.e crew suuaf has hem CUT
dow u 10 eights-n varsity candidate auc'
thtrty freshmen OHrzm-n The varsity
men retained arc capt SINNER. Putnam,
Hanks Williams. clark. Frawley. ll@N -
etersO1 Nlo"k. Dodge, triuH. Topping
Wilson camp. shaw tsiison. Fisher aud
~ hit ~ " TO 10 noted that Chamulin
las year stroke. 10 NOT N he tef. although
ls suDIld still he IN reaidenSe
lank work toT The olramen has been
dtac0n ttnusd and thpy viii 90 out on the
laks riEnt along nefeaiteg.
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Rrttish Tashtaasea I.uISewasm over At
laatte Cmh's Plan.
spegtaI csoss Dsspaaes 70 Tina sys.

I.oSBoN March ~ Admiral Montague
writes 10 the FisId In connection With the
proposal 81 the Atlantic Yacht club 81 New
York Tor an International transatlantic
race next year We suGneaea; THE ragiAR
pera 81 u 8houid begin and end IN American
bls " q sporting sense Whether q 4 fAiF %
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MoST'LsIU. \ - Narrh 10 In a dual
.wimminE meet Moniclair Academy de-
teafed The Boy. High school IN the nata-
forum ~ the Monte lair Y ~ q 4 thm
afternoon The New jersey iade Won BY
q potnfa to ~ Sutnn ~ Boyp Nigh Won
the 2zN yard rare
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Totals - . u u


Galveston q Y ~
-, r,cur Galveston SpanKler Two base
hits DOYLE SaaW {. Merkie, StringcT home
Spanglrr sacrifice nit NAV stolen
nasss Anderson. Seymour. DeNore, Irwin
lett on bass New NOrk =. Galveston. first
bass On rrrovs NsN NOrk = Strurk ~
Nruss IN b., kintay . rs RAJ mond. S. ~ Hen
dricks I. FIRST base on halls on Nananda- !.
Heudricks 1 Htts-OG NanAnde. IN three
innings. % afnes. IN ave inninGE 90 KllilAy, :
IN three innings Umpire Spinner. Time
hour and 20 minutes.