The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-05-15

wild. scoring Elder Kuscrnick out to
Immericks.
Hammond~5th-Fowl to Kuschnick.
Hudson to Gratwich who made
beautiful recovery of booted ball and
got his man a mile. Rhode hit to
Henning.
Crown Point 5th-Smith hands out a
two Dagger. but is out stealing third on
scratch hit by Gratwich. Enright and
Kneedler Whit.
| Hammond 6th-Schmidt out TO Smith.
Vonish gets to first on error by Henning
being the first Hammond man to stand
on the initial sack, this far Lugan
| hits but Immericks and Rhode fail to
advance their teammates.
Crown Point 6th-Henning and Graf
wick are retired on short pokes to in
field.
| In the seventh Hammond looked like
a chance to score. Rhode out TO En-
right Mol walks Fowler hits ad-
vancing Mol. Hudson hits to center
and Moll is caught at home plate by a
narrow margin. Rhode gets a pass but
Schmidt ends the agony by tanning.
Crown Point 7th--Walter out on
pop-up. Kuschnick fans. and Smith out
on an easy drive to Schmidt.
Hammond Sth-vonsh out to
Kneedler. Lugan hits to center. I'm
mericks walks. Rhode fans and Mol
sucumbs a prey to the sprightly
Crown Point sth-Gratwich out to
Lugan. Enright to Moll and Kneedler
to Schmidt on easy okes.
Hammond 9th-Fowler to Gratwich
who handles the line drive at third In
| beautiful style. Hudson out to
Kneedler and Rhode is caught stealing
second.
The Baccalaureate exercises at the
Presbyterian church last evenig to the
graduating class of 1911 were well at
tended and the address of Rev Howard
Belman to the pupils, one of the bes'
deliveries heard here in some time. His
remarks were especially appropriate
and in keeping with the spirit of the
evenings calling and contained excel
lent advice to the young people abou.
to enter into the worlds activities Be
sides the regular choral music vocal
selection by Miss Belle Peterson was en-
joyed. The following graduates were
resent: John Barck, Bessie c. Black
Stella e. Breyfogle. Ruby Dillabaugh
Lima HECK. Ethel F. Heilemann. Ray
mond e. Zuvers. Ruby Mau. Mary A
Mcmahon, sClarence McWayne, Ida
Rosenbauer. Robert Koual and Berenice
OFT.
Oil has been sprinkled on Main stree
nearly its entire width, which had a
material effect of putting a stop to any
desire of automobile speed demons to
burn up that thoroughfare. A generous
splashing of the sticky. greasy mess is
anything but to be desired by the
L. 7~s-,
travelled that oroughfare yesterda ,
with all the care and caution of a ca
crossing a muddy street. The balance
of Crown Point streets will be likewise
treated this week.
A big crowd attended the grand
opening at Lasson's pavilion on las
Saturday night, many of them beine
from Crown Point The resort has beef
! filled with all modern improvements il
the way of electric lighting etc, an,
NEARLY 200 couples availed themselve
, of the dancing and boating privilege
offered at the pleasure resort.
Contractors McWayne and Parr,
+. have secured the contract for the build
5 ing of the VIII Tuthill residence. oil
/ East street and it is announced tina
! Contractor Crowell was the lucky bid
: der on the new residence and remodel
ing of Mrs. Eunice Touches residence
The motion pictures of the famou
dash to the pole. or near dash as man
believe. by DR.. Frederick Cook will b
given at the Lyric theatre tonight an
+ the three rels of pictures depicting tn
lperils and hadships of a polar expedi
ton will be full of interest and draw a
i immense crowd. Manager Roder ha
been fortunate in securing these film
= ahead of many metropolitan photo-pla
n houses and tn peatrons of the loca
; theatre will appreciate the excellen
r service being given them In regard t
: first class pictures.
s Mrs. H. p Broughton of Madison