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The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1911-01-19
Novinky cd Utica,

X vaznemu poraneni minulehc
tydne pfisel Mark Wurtz, fiditel
farmerskeho elevatoru v Utica phi
oprave stroje ma zdvihanf obili.
Byla mG zachycena ruka mezi Ger
stvs Sc otaGeJicf kolo a femen a
byl prudce odhozen ma bednu a
ruka mu zlomena v zapestf.
Will Hickey byl v Utica minute
dtery ma SVEN automobile.
Manzelka FIR. Kulise cd Lake
port odjela prdvodu sveho man
zela do Omahy, kde Sc podrobi O.
peraci. Trpf dlouhy Gas zaludec-
MIN neduhem.
Petr Petrdnek byl navstevou u
Mika Cwacha minulou nedeh.
Frank Cap ztravil S rodinou ne
deli sveho bratra Josefa.
Emil HlavaG a Josef Hammer
byli navstevou a Vac Pechouse mi
nuly patek.
Karel Ranek rodinou byl nav
stevou u pantaty Jana Jandy v Ia
bore minulou sobotu.
Ed. Koenig dohotovil svIj ku-
lecnik minuly tyden. Jest podni-
kaveho ducha a pnjde-li mu CO.
chod, zffdi velkou tovarnu ma pun
cochy. Use zalezi ovsem ma tom
iak velky bonus" mu mesto da.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1911-01-19

Winner, IL Okresnf budova
kterou okres Trip mel pronajmu-
tou cd Olivera Lamereauxa shore
la do zakladu v nedeli. Vsecky
listing v nj Sc nalezajfcf mimo mar
keGI a vlastnicke zaznamy ktere
byly v kase, shofely. Budova by
la pfetazena z Lamro sem asi pred
mesfcem. Jest vefejnym tajem-
stvfm, Re oheh byl zalozen patrne
bSvalymi okresnfmi 1fedniky "a
iejichz rezimu Sc pflchazelo ma
RUNE smachle. Prvniho ledna
1911 Sc zapoGalo vysetfovanf tai
nosti,, politicke kliky ktera mela
v rukou oteze okresu do prvnfha
ledna a tito patrne, re strachu
pred vyzrazenim budovu zapalili
ably bylo zniceno nj mnohe sve-
dectvi.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1911-01-19
Rdzn6 zprdVy.
veIky vjbuch v NIobrara.
Ctyry osoby pfisly o zivot til
tezce zraneny a popaleny.
Unikajici svitiplyn zavi-
nil hrozne nest6sti.

V dodu kdy Kendalnv hotel
Niobrara byl znicen vybuchem svi
tiplynu, phi cemz ctyry osoby by
ly zabity a til nebezpecn6 porane
ny, Sc v onom mest6 nalezali zdej-
81 Frank Uherka Josef Hacickt
ma navsteve. Pan HaGickt lief
hroznou udalost takto:
"Sedel jsem v dome sveho pfite
lie v sobotu vecer. Bylo asi pdl
osme kdyz Sc ozvala rama ktera "a
tfasla celym okolfm. Vybehli
jsme ven a uzfeli jsme sloup dy-
mu vystupovati z Kendallova no.
telu. Bezeli jsme tam prvni po-
HE'D postacil ably jsme zvedeli co
Sc stale: Zadni cast budovy byla
rozbita a plameny pocaly slehati
z.rnznych ca.ti dfevene budovy,
ktera vzdor namaze hasieI shofela
do zakladl. ze nechytly i vedlej-
81 budovy dix cete hasicI.
"Dozvedel jsem Sc, re vybuch
zavinil unikajfci plyn acelylino-
veho stroje ma osvetlovanf hotelu.
Mattel pan Kendall pred vybu-
chem Sci do sklepa kde Sc stroj ma
lezal by zjistil CO tomu schazf.
Patrne rozzehl sirku; ma hromade-
ny plyn Sc vzhal a nasledoval W.
buch. Stroj prorazil vsecky pod
lahy We tff stokove budove vyle-
tel stfechou asi pet set stfevfcn do
wise a spadl ma zem blize North
western stanice vzdalene asi Gtvrt
mile odtup Otfes phi vybuchu
byl tax silny Re prGcelnf pevne ia
bule We oknech kiobrara Valley
Bank Sc sesypala tel nektera ok
ma v Z. c. B. j. sfni. Banka je
cd hotelu asi pGl bloku vzdalena.
Mayor mesta dial rozkaz by vsec-
ky acetylinove osvetlovacf syste-
my byly dany z domd "a mesto
anebo We slusne vzdalenosti cd do
MI.
''Zabiti byli:
Michael Kendall, mattel hotelu.
Pearl Kendall, 10 rokG stara
dcera jeho.
Anna Dusek, kuchafka.
Ray F. Crosby, cestujici z Lin
coin.
Poraneni:
Pr. Kendallova, pferazenou no.
hu a popalena.
Kenneth Kendall, syn, pferaze-
nou nohu a popalen.
Pr. Krupicka, matka jeff, popa-
lena.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1911-01-19
Lakeport, S. D.

df, F. A. Wagner. Preju Jim we
no dobra.
Karel Hladky a Josef Behensky
nerozluGna dvojice, 81 objednali
prf pdl kary neilepsf kavy bu-
dou nynf pofadati kafickove dy-
chanky. Pantata a kozenky.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1911-01-19

j. Petranek stavi velkou mastal
ma farme kterou drzf pro syna.
VelkS poGet pfatel a zndmych
Sc sIcastnil svatby Emilia Peterky
a 81. Marie Fejfarove V 1tery.
Hostina Sc odbyvala Z. c. B. j.
SIM. Obfady vykonal smirGi SUI
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1911-01-19

Tyndall, 14-V dtery vstoupili
do stavu manzelskeho Josef Carda
81. Emma Velek. Obfady byly
vykonany v dome j. j. Mause SUI
dim B. H. Wooden Hostina Sc
odbyvala dome rodicd nevesty,
manzelu Vaclav Velkovych. No
vomanzele zfidi domacnost ma far
me Praveckove kterou pronajaji.
G. L. Wood, byvaly mayor me-
sta Rapid City, zemfel Seattle
pc operaci ma zanet slepeho stfeva
Jeho manzelka Sc tam tez nalezala
v leGenf. Pan Woods byl promi-
nentnim demokratem a v Rapid
City bydlel cd roku 1878. Minute
volby bezel pro 1fad guvernera a
vsak byl porazen. Byl znameni-
tym pravnfkem a tesil Sc velke
oblibe.
Pr zasedanf snemovny tento md
sic v Pierre byly podany mimo j.
INCH tyto pfedlohy rIznfmi pos
lanci:
BY Sc hostince 20 celem statu
zaviraly V osm hodin vecer.
BY zeny nenosily delsf jehlice v
kloboukach jak 7 palcd. Tyto jeh
lice naplnen6 kafe nebo mistnos.
ii jsou nebezpecne, nebot jejich
hroty vytnivajf kloboukd
mnohdy Sc stale Re osoba vedle sto
jicf byla pichnuta do Okla nebo do
obliceje.
BY Sc zrusily dfady inspektora
pres telefony, hotely vahy.
Tyndall, l7-Dve slusne odene
danny, byly pfichyceny phi krade-
Ii v obchodu n. Bouzove minuly
tSden. Damicky do obchodu ves-
ly poledne kdy vetsina klerkG
byla u obeda a mezitim co iedna
zaujfmala pozornost klerka druha
provad3la eskamoterske hokus-po-
kusy, tim se RUNE zbozf j mizelo
pod velkym kabatem. Byla vsak
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1911-01-19

chycena a pc navracenf ukrade-
INCH pfedmetG Jim bylo dovoieno
jiti svoji cestou.
The Washington times., 1911-11-03
$4,000 Worth Of high-grade Ful

Genuine Eastern Mink Neck Scarfs, In
several new shapes. some with whole
animal effect. trimmed with natural
heads. tails and paws; others plain,
with double strlpes. n IN ~
worth 5000. sale NIU ~
price .....................,. ~ 4 Uo ~
Handsome Imported Eastern Mink
Novelty Scarfs, all with separate animal
effects. rich in quality and designs:
". $,:r!s n: 's'i'sii ::ss '!!::i; $24.E
Finest quality Mink Sailor Collar Nov
city Scarfs. extra large three. stripe
effect: finished with N0n ~
natural tails and paws A~ ~
Worth 5000. Sale price,. VA~s J ~
Genuine Eastern Mink Muffs. with two
stripes pillow shape: lined A7 IN
with satin: Worth $500. ~ A
ouic ........... " y W.
Genuine Eastern Mink Mufrs with three
i$;, s:;s ;s ;ss s:s ;Sf fs $1,000
Genuine Eastern Mink nor m
Muffs Worth 5000. n It'll
Snle price. ce...,............. V~OsVV
Genuine Eastern Mink q ~ M
Muirs. Worth 5000 AAvuUM
Sale price. " V1VeVV
The Washington times., 1911-11-03
Hair Goods Specials
I'd floor-Juni0r Dept.

Wavy Switches good quality
natural hair; all shades. OQ~
Worth $500. Special at...... VCI
Wayy Switches. "a and rs inches
long, full size and weight. G1 90
Worth $500. Special at. UlsOC
The now Cecilia" Cluster Puffs.
with coronet braid combined: made
of good quality natural hair: all
shades. A $3.50 value e1 90
TOT s.-.................... ~AsSO
Wool Hair Rolls; a. inches long:
all shades. Regular 25c 1kO
value. for ..................." 1C\
This new Hair Forms. for Psyche
and Biscuit Knots; well To-
made. Special at ............ 1VS
Wool Hair Rolls: good quality
and well made. Regular 19c 1Ao
value. Special at ...."..,.. lVC
The Washington times., 1911-11-03
Black Sitka Fox and Russian Wolf Sets

Handsome Black Wolf Sets. with
good size pelerine scarf, finished
with natural brush tails: large rug
or pillow nun to match. Worth
SSG;eo' nrScs sale S9.75
Extra quality Black Wolf Sets,
long silk fur, new animal effect
scarf. large pillow mum to match,
lined with satin duch-
esse. Worth $45. Sale coo IN
price ..........,........... OAHsOV
Handsome Black Fox Snake
Scarfs. the silky lustrous kind;
full fiufy effects. whole animal
effect trimmed with natural head.
brush tails and paws; lined with
sss.So. sssg de SAY. sysns: price Worth .' S11.75
The Washington times., 1911-11-03
Russian Table SCarfs and Muffs

o. Jap Sable Scarfs and Fancy Pele-
rines, rich dark brown. with handsome
stripes; various novelty effects, with
heads and tails front and back; lined
s,f :! sressss s.ssss '""o Worth s'essiss s 50 Is
Finest Selected Jap Mink Neck Stoles.
whole animal effects, trimmed with
natural heads and ~,
tails; hned with satir ~ -
brocade: worth $50. Sale uA "
Jap Mink Sable Novelty Muffs, six
whole skins, with rich dark stripes:
finished with heads and Nn Sn
iSl', wa1,b sssin ss sals STse1Ss SIics lined;
The Washington times., 1911-11-03

Boys navy blue and gray Chin
chilla Cossack Overcoats, for little
age. Regular $500 values c0 90
Boys all wool navy blue Kersey
Naval Refers heavy winter
weight; made with Convertible
collar. finished with gilt buttons,
and trimmed with emblem on
sleeve, and rating strap. Red
yslus ysfls' at Regular 1900 $500
Boys navy blue twill Bloomer
and Knickerbocker Pents, good
serviceable grade, full cut and
strongly sewn. Sizes 8 to IL
years. Regular 75c kind for NOn
one day at. ............... fOC
The Washington times., 1911-11-03

Finest quality Black Fox Neck
stolcs. in all the newest effects;
trimmed with heads and tails: lin
ed with satin duchesse. C17 IN
Worth $35. Sale price. oil SsCU
Genuine Black Sitka Fox Neck
Stoles. extra quality grade. that
has the exact appearance of the
genuine lynx: newest novelty ef-
fects. Worth $4,000. COZ m
Sale price ............... SZC.W
Handsome Black Fox Mufts. rich
long silky fur. lined with plain
satin duchesse; pillow shape.
Worth $1,000. Sale Gin m
price NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. U1VsVV
The Washington times., 1911-11-03
B0ys'$4.5O and $5 Suits
S. Special Purchase $2.98

We bought to better advantage than present instance
when we secured lot of boys winter weight suits at figure that
permits us to offer you regular $3.50 and $500 qualities s2oS
They awool Suits of Fancy Cassmeres made in double
breasted style with full cut pegop Knckerbocker trousers Sizes
to II years Choice of good range of attractive designs and col
ongs Heavy weight for winter Each suit tailored in the
most superior manner strongly reinforced in the vital parts made
for service as we'll as style.
Choice offered Saturday at S2.98 -.....
The Washington times., 1911-11-03
Leipzig Dyed Lynx Scarfs and Muffs

Genuine Lynx Pelerine StoIes, m
ished with head and
s:s,,,s' ~. =; ;ss::; ss;.'s s.''s =: $500
Genuine Lynx Snake Scarf, ham
around neck; finished with natur,
head. paws and a Ar NJ
tailsi worth 80. Sale AAA
Finest Quality Black Lynx Mum
extra large size: NHn ~
worth 10000. Sale NHVIU
price. e.....................V VOVS w
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-07-06
HOW new YORK TWIRlER
DEVELOPED BEST CURVE
OLD BACKSTOP TELLS HOW HE
PRACTICED IN GAMES.
Had Wonderful Shoot But Could Not
Control Il Perfectly.

Sid Smith, the backstop who caught
Young, was also Russ Ford's catcher
back i'm the Atlanta days.
'Ford had a world Of stuff then" re-
marked Smith the other day hut was
unable to control it. began noticing
that with two out and nobody on base
Russ would start shooting up the
.queerest collection of jumps and
breaks To "a ball that | had ever seen.
They We're almost as hard to catch as
they were To hit. The only trouble
was that he couldn't get them over.
But Russ kept on working at these
freak breaks and any time two were
out we all knew that il was a pipe for
the next man To walk. Then he would
drop back on his straight stuff again.
1T was his idea To practice these
shoots not only in warming mp but also
in a game whenever the chance pre-
scented. He began To get better con-
troll all along until he had at last mas
tered these shoots that no one else can
duplicate. For. although / caught him
two years, he would never tell me the
secret OF the quick jump which he put
on the ball. And he was about as
much on it as any one who ever walked
up TO the top of the mound"
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-07-06
A Battle of LANGUAGES.

Three or four languages strove for
mastery in ancient Gaul. which is now
France. German was spoken by the
1900 Frank invaders. Popular Latin
was spoken by 100000 Gallo Romans.
Literary Latin was the language of the
church and of literature. Low Latin
was afterward the language or the ad
ministration. German was the first TO
succumb In four centuries 1t ceased
TO be understood by the soldiers. and
in seventy years more 1t had become
an object OF ridicule. But 1t survives
in more than 900 words. expressing the
things OF government. law and war,
and thus forms no insignificant part
OF the French language.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-07-06
BIG UPHEAVAL
DUE FOR YALE
STUDENTS SMART UNDER STING
ING DEFEATS ON FIELD
AND WATER SUSTAINED
BY YALE.

New Haven, Conn. July cit is
generally believed here that a big up
heaval is pending in Yale athletics,
Yale has lost every series i'm the four
major sports this year, except football,
and in this it's team failed To defeat
Harvard and was defeated by Brown
and West Point. For the first time
the track team was defeated by Prince
ton. the baseball nine lost both the
Harvard and Princeton series and the
crew was defeated by every eastern
university Of any importance on the
water except Columbia.
II is understood that two of the in
cidents of the reforms will be the fight
that two of the professional coaches.
John Kennedy of the crew. and Billy
Lush Of the baseball nine. must make
for their places.
Several different movements are on
foot To displace Kennedy, and At least
one TO displace Lush. The latter is
headed by faction of former Yale
players who wish to see Johnny Evers
of Chicago become the baseball coach.
Another attack. this on both Lush and
Kennedy, is headed by faction COM
posed Of faculty members and old
players. They would have professional
coaches abolished altogether.
Bob Cook, the former Yale rowing
coach and captain. is at the mead of
one attempt TO displace Kennedy
Cook wants to bring back Jim Rodg
ers. the former Yale oarsman and
football captain, as head rowing coach.
Another attempt to Dust Kennedy is
headed by Alfred Cowles, OF Chicago,
captain Of the varsity Sc crew.
The proposed reforms go farther,
however. than the replacing of two
or three professional coaches in the
Among the things con-
is a system of athletic CON
troll which shall not leave the cap
tains supreme.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-07-06
LAuRIuM BRIEFS.


David Vivian Of Gay, was a Laur.
ium visitor yesterday.
Wilho Inkas of Laurium, left last
evening for the west.
Charles Drew has arrived here from
Cornwall, Eng, and will make this his
future home.
Henry Williams of Laurium. IS
spending the week at Ontonagor
county points.
]. c. Hansen. u. Daniel ana T.. p
Fast have been spending a few days
fishing at otter River.
Charles Mugford Of First street
Laurum, is home from short visit
with his family at Eagle Harbor.
Mrs T.. Il. Mitchell has undergone
an operation at the Calumet Public
hospital i'm Laurium.
NJ e. O'Brlen, president and gcner-
al manager Of the Detroit Life In
surance company. of Detroit is spend
iEg a few days in Laurium.
The funeral of the late William II.
Raley of Laurium took place yestcr-
day afternoon. with services at the
residence, Rev. ID. Stalker officiating.
Andrew Hortic of Laurim, charged
with assault and battery by his wife.
has been sent TO the county Jail for n
term of thirty days by Justice Armit
of Lauriun. in order that his sanity
may be inquired into.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-07-06

hard as steel. When one breathes "a
powder like the very finest snow falls
at ones feet II is said that there are
less forms of insect life here than else
where i'm the world. and some of those
found are not found elsewhere SEEM
insly having been created especially TO
inhabit such a frigid region. Some Of
the signal-scryice officials declare that
most Of the severe cold waves that
sweep across the North American con-
tinent have their origin in Vcrllho-
lensk. The wind blows perfect gale
almost all the time. and that discom-
fort, added 10 the low temperature
would certainly make this a very un-
pleasant place in which to spend the
Winter.-Harper's.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-07-06
COOLEST PLACE ON EARTH.

What is said to be the coolest place
on the globe is the region OF Nerk
holcnsk Siberia. Here Is convict
station, but during most of the year
no guards are needed TO keep the pris-
oncrs from running away. for in the
more severe portions of the winter no
living creature can remain in the open.
and during the three most severe
months, when the temperature some
times falls 10 So degrees below zero.
no one dares 10 venture ont for more
than few moments at time. Ordin-
airy steel tools will snap like glass. and
unseasOned wood becomes almost as
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-07-06
oWlNN CORNISH WRESTLING.
Ziehr Takes First Money and Dick
Johns Of Tamaraek Second.

The Cornish wrestling tournament
held at Gwinn, Marquette county on
Wednesday brought together the best
known Cornish wrestiers i'm northern
Michigan among them being Joe
Ziehr, Dick Johns, William Penberthy
and others Ziohr OF Calumet had lit
tie trouble in winning his way through
the tourney and taking first money
despite the fact that he went through
a grinding tournament on the South
Range the day before. Dick Johns OF
Tamarack, lightweight OF 1913
pounds. took second money Third
money was taken by William Pen
bcrthy of Ishpeming and Harry Ire
vethic, also Of Ishpeming, took fourth
The wrestling game is not what it
used 10 be in the iron and copper dis
tricts but it bids fair, after two such
fine tournaments as were held on the
range and at Gwinn. 10 come bacl, in
TO popular favor. Both tournaments
were witnessed by very large crowds
Of followers and lovers of the game.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-07-06
Cnrnsa Rinns

The sailor of the old fashioned. she'll
back clnss always wears n corpse ring
This is plain band or silver or gold.
inscribed within with the sailors name
and port. Corpse rings are worn for
the purpose of Identification in case of
death by drowning through shipwreck,
etc. The shellback sailor can never
swim. and he looks forward calmly TO
dying suddenly beneath the sea. In
deed. he usually prefers such death
TO lingering one In hospital Buffalo
EXPRESS.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-07-06
JACK POWELL is VETERAN.
Next to cy Young He is Oldest Pitch
er in Mo ors.


er in Majors.
Jack Powell of the ST Louis Browns
is study of endurance. Next to Cy
Young he is the veteran of the bis
league pitchers. lie always has
pitched good many games every
year. and 1t is possible that his diam
ond longevity is due To the fact that
he has the easiest of deliveries. lie
swings his arm with the least possible
strain.
This is Powelrs fifteenth year in the
big leagues. Up TO 1911 he pitched i'm
$50 games, winning 229 of them and
losing 22l lie has averaged 80 games
year for IA years. lie began in 1897
with the Clevelands and that year won
10 games and lost -. In 1898 he won
q games for Cleveland and lost Is.
lie pitched for the ST. Louis Nationals
i'm 1899. 1900 and 1901. his respective
winnings and defeats for those three
seasons being as follows: %, IL and
10: 10, rs and is. He was with the
st Louis Americans i'm 1902 and 1908.
winning p games and losing u in
1902, and winning ~ and losing II in
1908. In 1904 for the New York Am
orleans he won 20 games and lost 10
Since then he has been with the St
Louis Browns with the following wins
and losses: 1905, H. Ia 1906, 10. II;
1907 10. l6; 1908. Is, IS; 1909. ~. l6;
1910. Z, H.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-07-06
Il. KEHL WRITES
OF GREAT TRIP
LAURiUM BOY ON BOARD BAT.
TLESHiP CONN TICUT
TELLS OF EXPERIENCES
i IN LONDON.

Harvey Kehl, son of Mr.. and Mrs
William Kehl. who Is "A first-claas fire
man ON the flagship Connecticut OF
the L. $. navy, writes entertainingly
of his recent trip To European waters
with part of the Atlantic feet
He states that the Connecticut LEFT
New York yesterday morning for
Mount Hope Bay, r.. l., where the Re-
serves are To be taken on board FOR
practice drills and cruises. lie also
tells of the recent celebration at Fan
River, which was attended by Presi-
dent Taft who came aboard the Con-
necticut, ana inspected her
Speaking of his European trip. Mr..
Kehl states that they had a fine time.
He says: I'VE stopped at Weymouth.
well known English summer resort.
about 100 miles from London The
lord mayor of the city of London on
tortained us. providing special trains
for our trip To LONDON. and banquetlng
1000 of us at the old Historic Guild
hall We were driven around the city
Of London. and saw many sights. we
were taken To Ambassador Reid's|
London residence, and entertained
with lunch there. Ambassador and
Mrs Reid shook hancs personally with
every jackie. We spent exactly four
DAYS In London AMI visited all of the
palaces. and also the Tower of Lon
don, where we were granted the priv
hege of inspecting the crowns and
Jewels worn by the king and queen at
the recent coronation.
We stopped at Cherbourg, France.
after leaving British waters, ana had
nice time there, although we could
not speak French. Some of the boys
went ON tn Paris. | was not SO for |
nnate. However, those who stayed
on board the ship or i'm Chorbourc.
were splendidly entertained ana we
also had entertainments on board
snip. The European trip was one OF |
the best have had since l joined I'm
Gle Sans navy"
+ READ THE NEwc WANT Ana =
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-07-06
GOOD CRICKET MATCHES
SCHEDULED FOR SATURDAY
PAlNESDALE AND MOHAWK TO
MEET AT PAlNESDALE.
Mssnsrd and c. G n. Teams to Fight
For Tail End Position.

Some very interesting cricket mat
ches are scheduled for Saturday in the
copper country. Mohawk and Plines-
dale will clash on the grounds of the
latter team and great game is eX-
pected. The brilliant showing made
by Painesdale against Tamarack last
Saturday makes it certain that that
from now ON. and many of the cricket
lovers predict that Mohawk viii en-
counter it's first defeat Saturday
Hearsarge and Wolverine will try con-
illusions on the Wolverine grounds and
as these teams are very evenly match
ed, the outcome will be very interest
ing. Tamarack and Quincy will meet
ut Quincy. and on the G. a. IL. pitch.
the Mesnard and c. & IL. teams will
fight il out for the cellar position in
the percentage column.
The lineup of the G. a Il. team for
this match is: w. Venning. c. Thorn
as. L. Caldwell. r. Polldnghorne. A. Ell
lott, w. Pe,llar. T. Prisk, l.. Phillips,
j. Trevaskis. r. Bennetts, b. Roberts,
reserves, H. Elliott 5. Hosking um-
pire, J. Berryman; scorer. j. G. Vim
cent
There are no baseball games sche-
duled for Saturday but the Calumet
team will play at Hancock on Sunday
AS the Hancock aggregation has been
greatly improved by the signing of
Calnan and Kraft as a battery. and is
now in third place, it is believed the
game will be a close one. Renwick and
Gray probably will be the Calumet
battery.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-07-06

The Athletes overlook the Tigers
Tuesday but dropped back to second
place yesterday.
Jimmy McAleer has no faith in col
lege pitchers. He is perfectly willing
FOR the other managers in his league
to- take the rah rah boys and try them
out.
"Biddy' Dolan, formerly of Calumet
has donned "A Superior uniform since
the Wausau team OF which he was
manager gave up its franchise. bid
dy'' is hitting the pin as hard as ever
this season.