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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-04-20
SMITH, At HIS BEST,
BEATEN IN Il INNINGS
Holds Maps to One Hit in
Regulation Game, But Is
Walloped, 2 to /.

'One Hit" Smith ran true to form
yesterday. He held the Maps to a sin
gle wallop in inc innings, but couldn' {
go on forever. Sad to relate the Sox
fell by the wayside in twelve rounds, 2
to 1. 1t was only after the gamest kind
of IN effort. for they tied up the count
the newt Just a little more smuggling
behind Smithy in the earlier portions
would have spelt ruin for the jaunty
Clevelands.
To all intents and purposes the day
was typical of February. There was a
high gale blowing from the starboard
quarter, making the Judgment on fly
balls imposs ible. The fielders had to
run a marathon every time a sphere
scared into the armament An ice box
would have been comfortable when
compared to the bleachers. Yet there
was a fair-sized bunch of muffied fans
out, ready and anxious to shower gol-
den plaudits on the pep inheld and
it's assistants.
Smithy had opposed TO him one of
his own species. a splitter Heine
Barger and his tantalizing methods
out in full feather and he plumed
and fretted around as in days gone by.
What is more, he was only a bit less
effective than Smith was in the first
nine frames and more so toward the
last. The humping meant a jog below
the 500 mark for the Sox 1t was their
ambition to stroll along in the aerial
realms, but that delightful prospect
now lies somewhere in the future.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-04-20
CUBS ARE FO|LEO AGAIN
Game at st. Louis Prevented
by Fresh Cold Wave Aft
er Teams Reach Field.

St Louis, April 2o-Chances civ
champions and the lowly Cardinals NOT
quite but nearly mixed it up in actual
COMBAT on League park yesterday aft
ernoon- All was set for the opener the
atnietes had trooped out upon the
neld, and the umpires, Messrs. O,Dav
ana Brennan, were there together with
little band of the faithful. when
presto, up came fearful blast Of frigid
"lno' forcing another postponement
me cold wave which greeted the
CUPS yesterday had apparently passed
when Husk' and the boys headed To-
"aro Rob1nson's patch shortly after the
dinner bell. But the rival managers
! chance and Bresnahan fearful for tha
health OF their proteges, wisely called
on al bets at o'clock. The game
scratched Monday will be staged
weather permitting, on July 29. while
yesterdays entertainment will he nre-
sented July 81 Both dates were lft
open by the schedule makers as if in
anticipation of some such calamity as
now movers over the belligerent teams.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-04-20
-
JOHNSON WORKS
ON THE ROAD

Jack Johnson. negro pugilist, yes
terday confined his training work to a
ten mile spin on the road, and follow
ing this he donned the buster and rode
out through the south parks In his mo-
tor car and was the object of a num-
Der of camera fiends, who were anxious
to get a snapshot of the man who is
billed to go against Jeffries. Johnson
stayed clear Of the gymnasium and has
about given up hope of doing any in
side work before reaching Ocean Beach.
The transportation tickets for the par
ty were delivered to the negro and he
showed a string of paper close to
twenty feet in length He will ship
his touring car tonight and this will be
followed by several trunks of wearing
"duds." The party leaves at 10 clock
tomorrow night.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-04-20
JOHNSON WILL HAVE A
LIKELY TRAINING STAFF

While the critics the country over
have been haying Jack Johnson for not
securing an expert training staff. the
champion of the world has been laying
his plans for securing the dean of train
ers, Billy Delaney, to prepare him for
his contest with Jeffries. johnson an
nounced last night that he expected to
close a deal with the man who piloted
both Jeffries and Corbett to the heavy
weight championship as soon as he
reached the coast.
That Delaney is willing to be John
sons chief second and adviser is well
known on the coast. Ever since Jeffries
came out of retirement there has been
trouble between him and his old-time
mentor. Delaney expected TO guide
Jeffries' pugilistic fortunes again, but
Sam Berger usurped his place, and this
move is said to have been made be-
cause Mrs. Jeffries objects to Delaney
as Jims trainer. Mrs. Jeffries really
has been her husbands manager since
negotiations for fight between him
and Johnson began. She at least has
been the financial manager of Jeff's UNI
dertakings. When she objected to De-
laney the split came. and Berger fell
into the soft berth he now has, and t .
greatest developer of fighters of the
last two decades was left out in the
cold.
1T is a good bet that Til be behind
Johnson" said Delaney. Il do not like
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-04-20
SPORTING NOTES
HOMEWOODS GET TOE-HOLO
ON 3RO. PLACE IN LEAGUE

In defeating the Times bowling team
on Coxs alleys last night, two out of
series of three games. the Homewoods
secured better foothold on third place
In the Hammond bowling league tourna-
ment and now has a chance of getting
second place.
The two victories for the Homewoods
last night gave them a possible chance
or winning second prize. If the H A
A. team loses majority of their games
with thetI.ion store tonight the Home
woods and H. A. A. will be tied for
second place, but on the other hand, il
the II. A. A. team should win a major
lty of the games played with the Lion
store the Homewoods would have to win
three games In the next series and that
would only tie the two for second place
1t is not probable that the H A A team
VIII win all three games but If they
should they would have second place
sewed up so tight that mono of the
teams could get near it,
The tournament Is stirring up more
and more interest as 1t progresses and
the enthusiasm of the teams is of the
best, and close finish of the teams fight
ing for second place will be the feature
of the tournament.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-04-20
EAST CHICAGO.

The East Chicago Athletic club will
give its initial dance at the Lewis
ring next Saturday night The organ
ization is getting along splendidly, new
members being enrolled every day. The
tickets for the dance will be SO cents
each, and ladies admitted free.
Mrs. II. X. Groves attended lunch
con yesterday at the home of her
cousin, Mrs. E. Nelson of Windsor park
w. r. Diamond has gone to French
Lick to spend a few days resting up
1t the springs.
Mrs. +. NJ. Hascall will entertain her
daughter. Mrs. Foster Moore. and a
young lady friend of Chicago this aft
ernoon and evening.
William Palmer has been taken down
with scarlet fever and the house was
qHarantined yesterday. His cousin,
Sina Evans, who lives in the same
house, also is sick having an attack
of whooping cough. Mrs Palmer, Will
liams' mother, who has a position at
Gibson, was compelled to relinquish her
work temporarily in order to nurse her
boy.
Mrs. f. H. Hesse of Chicago is spend
ing few days with her mother and
sister, Mrs. G. A. Johnson. and Mrs H
K. Groves.
The Home and School association will
meet tomorrow evening at the McKin-
ley school. There will be drawing on
exhibition from the pupils of every
school room in the city and also pic
lures which the school secured from the
Turner Art exhibit and those given
the school by the school board. Miss
Janet Jaynes, the drawing teacher,
will explain how the study of drawing
tends to develop love for the beautiful
in the minds Of the pupils, and Miss
Florence Lewis will render an instru-
mental solo. The doors will open at
Z o'clock for the picture exhibition and
the program will begin at $50.
Herbert Daub spent yesterday in Chi
cago on business.
The revival services at the Methodist
church still continues and are attract
ing large audiences every evening Miss
ELEPHANTS subject tonight will be For
getting the Things That Are Behind"
There viii be special music.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-04-20
INDIANA HARROR.

We all work hard for our money.
Here is the grandest chance for you to
save money Don't let this rare oppor-
tunity slip by. Come at once to Gold
berg's selling out sale. Make hay while
the sun shines. 20-1t
Tom sO'Conneirs ankle is reported
much better today and he expects to
get out of the house within a few days.
For your own sake and for the sake
of your families you are urged to at
tend the going out of business sale at
Goldbergs. 20-1t
c. A. Westberg, vice president of the
East Chicago Co. and Walter ]. Riley.
vice president of the Calumet-Kennedy
Co, were in Crown Point yesterday
checking up the taxes for their re-
spective corporations. C. L. Kirk also
went down to buy a horse, but couldn't
find one to suit him.
Come come, come, Come one, come
all. Everybody come to Goldberg's
selling out sale. 20-1t
Jake Sax of the Golden Gate Wine
House has returned to work after a
three months lay oft fighting rheuma-
tism. Mr.. Sax is sufficiently recovered
now to put in fun days work
All aboard. everybody is bound for
Goldberg's going out of business sale
All follow. 20-1t
The Ladies' Aid society of the NJ E.
church will meet with Mrs B. C. LUX
ems. 1906 Fir street, tomorrow after
noon at / O'clock to sew
The time, place and goods at Gold
berg's. 20-1t
Opportunity knocks at every mans
door once, your opportunity now is at
Goldberg's selling out sale 2O-1t
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-04-20

!. the idea of a colored man being cham
pion of the world, but I think johnson
is a great boxer, with a fine chance of
downing Jeffries, who I think will not
be able to get back into his best con-
dition."
Johnson last night confirmed the re-
port that Delaney would be behind him
as he was finishing up his preparation
for his start west tomorrow night.
I expect to close a deal with Delaney
when I get to California" said John
son. Il have not said anything about
this before. / wanted to wait until
saw Billy before making my plans
public. Billy and always have been
good friends, and he will be a great
help to me If I am able to secure him
as one of my aids.
IF Delaney agrees to help me he will
be my chief trainer and principal sec
ond. l think he is one of the best
pugilistic judges the game has ever
known and am sure would be Of great
value to me-"
Delaney has had but one real rival in
developing champions of the ring and
that man is Billy Madden. Delaney has
sprung two of the greatest surprises in
the history of boxing. He piloted Jim
Corbett to his victory over John L.
Sullivan and he walled the fact that he
could not induce his friends to bet on
"Pompadour i'm" before the big fight AT
New Orleans; and then he dethroned
r1tzs1mmons with Jefries
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-04-20
zBYSzKO TO MEET
ROLLER ON APRIL %
Empire Club Agrees to Put
on Pair in Finish Match
at the Coliseum.

The Empire Athletic club yesterday
clinched the match between Zbyszko
and DR.. Roller to be held at the Colfs-
cum on the night of April 2e. The go
VIII be to finish. Rollers recent de-
feat at the hands of Mahmout came
near spelling his chances for meeting
the Pole. However. the pleadings of
Roller and his manager, Jack Curley.
for a bout with the Pole converted the
club officials, who ten days ago de-
clared the Zbyszko- Roller match of.
In scheduling DR.. Roller as Zbyszko's
opponent the club officials specify that
the Seattle wrestler must report in
Chicago this week in fit condition to
plunge into hard training for the
match. As Roller has been resting up
in Oklahoma for quite a while he read
lily agreed to meet the clubs demand.
In order to prove his physical fitness
Roller will meet Alvarez at the Empire
theater Friday night
Roller has arranged to do his train
Ing at the c. A. A, where all aspiring
strong men will be given a chance with
him in tryout tests.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-04-20
LA CROSSE PLAYERS
GET ON THE JOB

La Crosse, Wis, April 20-The La
Crosse team of the "Minny" league and
the Regina team of the Western Can
ada league reported her today for the
spring tryout. Wet and cold weather
is interfering with the work. but this
afternoon both clubs We're out for prac-
tice. Players who have reported to La
Crosse are: Watson, Wais. E. Kline.
Henry, Wolford Stafford. Foster. Spaid
Danna, Honus, Gregory, Berens, Young.
Ludwick. Nelson and McQuay Merle
Spaid. who has a good record as a
pitcher with the illinois, Missouri
league. is expected to develop into one
of the mainstays of the La Crosse club.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-04-20
WEST ENDS WILL
PLAY FORESTERS

The West End baseball nine will
oppose the Foresters' team next SUNDAY
at the West Hammond grounds in the
hrst game of the season al the West
End park.
Randall. manager Of the West Ends
mas secured some of the best PLAYERS
ootainable in this neck of the woods
ana has even went far as to get the
necessary players in Chicago to make
the team a strong one. The Foresters
also nave a strong aggregation, and a
close game is anticipated
y The West Hammond grounds have
oeen put in fine conditions and the
preachers have also been erected
though the grounds are not inclosed
the park is the best that the fans of
west Hammond have ever had in the
past, and much interest has been taken
IN securing a good team to represent
them 1t is thought that all seats and
standing room will be occupied by the
fans of West Hammond for the omen
ing game next Sunday.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-04-20
BOXER DIES
FROM BOUT

Philadelphia, Pa. April 2o.-Frank
Cole, a colored lightweight boxer, died
last night from the effects of punish
ment received in a bout with Stanley
Rodgers. The fight took place under
the management of Jack O'Brien.
Rodgers has been held without bail and
the referee and several spectators have
been retained as witnesses. Cole was
knocked out in the third round of his
night. A solar plexus blow sent him
down. his head striking the floor with
a crash. physician was summoned
but hit was unable to help the boxer.
who had sustained fractured skull.
Cole never regained consciousness.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-04-20
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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-04-20
stage WILL UPHOLD
CAMP IN NEW RULES
Scrimmage of Midway Play
ers Strengthens Coach's
Idea of Changes.

coach Stagg OF the University OF
chicago will support Walter Camn ar
the coming meeting of the national
iootoaii rules committee in his efforts
70 limit the line of scrimmage to ave
yards on each side of the center and
TO provide that each man on the de-
iense shall take care Of one man an
the offense. The Midway director an
proved these suggestions after nuttine
his football squad through the f,rst.
session of his laboratory experiments
yesterday at Marshall field.
Twenty-Five Maroons took mart :,
the scrimmage, which lasted half an
hour. The coach enforced the six new
rules recently passed by the national
committee, and declared himself much
pleased with them in actual play.
For the first time Maroon rooters
saw the Midway warriors go through a
scrimmage without using the f1yinp
tackle and without pushing or pulling
man with the ball The removal of
the Vineyard restriction on the Quarter
back resulted in some sensational runs
by Young and Steffen, Young making
the only touchdown on a Twenty-Five
yard run from a tumble
The Maroon veterans played against
team made up mostly of freshmen
stage Will stage two more scrimmages
this week. holding. one tomorrow and
another Friday. The Maroons in the
scrimmage We're Hoffman, FIischir. Fon-
ger, Sampson, Whfteside, Tatarskv.
kuh, Young, Springer. Carpenter Free
man Sherman Berkhefser Whiting. Ar
mold, Paine, Rogers. Canning and Ar
mold.
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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-04-20
WESTON STOPS
AT BATAVIA, N. Y

Batavia. N. Y, April 20.-Edward
Payson Weston arrived here at 7:15 p.
m yesterday. The entire route from
Buffalo was in the race of a driving
cold rain, turning at times to snow.
He started for Rochester at a. m.