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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-01-18
Assemblies

A very pleasant meeting of Ham
mond Hive No. 2 l.. o. IT. NJ. was held
last evening in the K. of p. Hall In
South Holman street. There was a
large attendance of the membership
and visitors We're present from Whit
ing. Following the business meeting
refreshments We're served and there
was a delightful social hour. The an
nual installation of officers was n
feature of the meeting. Mrs. Rebecca
VanGilder acted as the installing Off
Ger. The following officers will serve
during the remainder of the year 1913:
Past Communicates. Jessie New
man.
Lady Communicates. Viola Smiley.
Lieutenant COMMANDMENTS. Bessie
Smith.
Record Keeper-Mrs. Lizzie Pontius
Finance Auditor-Mrs. Emma Cham
paign
Chaplain-Mrs- Kathrine Newton
Lady al Arms-Mrs. Ida Francks
Sergeant-Mrs. Minnie Hopkins.
SentineI--Mrs. Hattie Van Orman
Picket-Mrs. Nina Primmer
The members of Golden Rod Camp
No. 1857 Royal Neighbors met last
|
and installed officers. The installation
exercises followed short business
session. Mrs. Ella Childs the cere-
monial marshal acted a the installing
officer. The following officers We're in
stalled and will serve during the re-
mainder of the year 1913:
Past Oracle-Mrs. d. Franklin Hix
Oraele-Mrs. Mabel Gross
Vice Oracle--Mrs. Sylvia Gadsby
CHARACTERISTICS Anna Peterson
Recorder-Mrs. Hilda Cedergreen.
Receiver--Nrs. Nettie Wooden
Marshall-Mrs. Ida Benschop.
Inner Sentinel--Mrs. Minnie Monberg
outer Sentine1-Mrs. Plummer.
Manager-Mrs. Frances Jackson
This evening the members of Dorcas
Rebekah Lodge will meet in ]. o. o. r.
Hall in East State street for their regu-
lar weekly meeting, There Will be mi
tiation of candidates during the meet
ing.
All Daughters Of Liberty are request
ed to meet at the K. of p Hall in South
Holman street Monday afternoon al
one o'clock to attend the funeral OF
Miss Eleanor Mann which will be held
at tHc ttSlutiiCts ~ fStdtc I%IIle street
An enjoyable meeting of the True
Kindred Lodge took place last evening
in !. o. o. F. Hall in State street The
new officers presided at the meeting.
Following the business session ban
auet was served and delightful time
was spent socially There was a large
attendance at the meeting and every
member thoroughly enjoyed the meet
ing.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-01-18
TO PUT movies"
IN THE SCHOOLS

Madison, Wis. Jan. 1S.-To supply
the public schools of Wisconsin with
educational motion picture films the
extension division of the University of
Wisconsin proposes to establish a loan
collection of $50 of these films Com
petition has brought the price of NOV
ing picture machines, Dean l.. f. Re
Der declares, within the reach of al
most any school. but only through ac-
cess to travelling collection could the
average public school of Wisconsin af-
ford the necessary films. For places
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-01-18
TOLI.ESTCN.

Miss Lilly Gallagher of Chicago will
spend Sunday here with her parents
j. Q. James will spend tomorrow in
Chicago at the cement show.
Miss Eta Henderson will visit rea-
tives in Hobart tomorrow.
NJ Mendenhall will spend few
weeks in Danville. H.
Mrs. A. NJ. Frazure has returned tic
her home in Windsor Park after few
days visit with friends here
Miss Anna Gibson spent Friday in
South Bend
Leon Edwards was taken today to
the General hospital on account of the
re-attack of pneumonia
Mrs A. Hooker was in Hammond
today on business
J. Mitchell of Chicago was here to-
day on business.
Miss Lea Tracey of Crisman is the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. +. Fifield for a
few days.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-01-18

Mr.. F. d. McEiroy will address the
members of the Parents Club of the
Washington school at their meeting
Tuesday. January 21st in the kinder
garten room in Williams street. His
subject Will be Vocational Education"
The musical program VIII be given by
Miss Hess. 1t will be the regular
monthly meeting and all members of
the club are invited to be present.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-01-18
A DANCING PARTY.

Baumgartner Court c. o. F. No. 100
Will entertain at dance next Wednes-
day evening. January % at Long 8
Hall in State street. The proceeds will
be used for the convention fund. The
dance will be one of the enjoyable So
eial events OF the week and it is ex-
pected that many Hammond people viii
attend.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-01-18
ENTERTAINs INFORMALLY.

The M Tau Beta girls were delight
fully entertained by Miss Marie Rob-
bins at her home in Manila avenue last
evening. The plans for the dancing
party to be given Thursday evening,
January 23rd at the University Club
rooms were completed. The party will
be one of the most delightful of the
winter social affairs and many of Ham
monds young people will attend Music
and games were the social diversions.
A dainty luncheon was served at ten
o'clock. In two weeks the members of
the club will be entertained by Miss
Ethel Brown at her home in Manila
avenue. The Misses Alice an dAlma
Hess. Fannie Shea. Ethel Brown,
Marion Dunnigan. Marie Carter Rose
RuschH, Edythe Mcconnell and Marie
Robbins are the members of the club
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-01-18
A CARD PARTY AND DANCE.

The Protected Home Circle entertain
ed at pedro party and dance last
evening at the Moose Hall in State
street. There was II large attendance
of the members and their friends.
Members of Kenwood Circle of Chicag o
also attended. Progressive pedro was
played and several prizes were award
ed Mrs Do1liver of Kenwood Circle
won the first honors, Mrs. Downs the
second and the consolation prize was
awarded to Mrs. Bryan of kenwood
Circle. The mems prizes were won by
a. Clabby. F. Kemp and f. Bowen. In
formal dancing was enjoyed after the
card games. The music was furnishe 4
by Mr. Gleason.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-01-18
PROGRAM ANNoUxCEp.

The members of the Mozart Club will
listen to an exceptionally fine program
at their meeting this evening in the
Hammond Musical College arranged by
the committee of which Mrs. c. G..
Kingwill is chairman 1t will be
italian Opera Night" at the club. The
program will be given by members of
the Mozart Club assisted by Mrs.
Blanche Lyons of Chicago. Mrs. Lyons
who is preparing for Grand Opera has
wonderful voice and her numbers on
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-01-18
MOTHERS. cLUB MEETING.

Yesterday afternoon thirty or more
members of the Mothers Club of the
Lincoln school met in the school hall
and listened to a very interesting adj
dress by the Rev. Frank @. Fraley.
pastor of the First Methodist church.
There was also a short address by Mr.. NJ.
e. Zuvers. The remainder of the aft
ernoons program was composed of
recitations and instrumental selections
given by the children of the grades.
The following was the program:
Piano Solo. ..........F enton Zuvers
Piano Solo. Alice Hummer
Recitation ................. Ben Jones
Piano Solo Irene Justice
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-01-18
WELL-KNOWN SOUTHERN BEAUTY WEBS
A. VOLNEY FOSTER. PROMINENT CHIGAGOAN.
The marriage

The Marriage
OF MSS Aargaret
Laus0n Barter, q
noted beauty VI
AaorpJsse, " M.
a. totney roster,
= proBsstent Gus
cugo0Tt, : y y !"
p.ucs on JonIofs
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DuEter, and y sss
ter VI MRS. RVS
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emo Uas u usfs-
crime butter, anu
glQfrteu az AYs !.
VI lost yeaTJ, VI.
DvsIon, uHG MIS-.
oorter 1Teues, oI
rarss. Ii er Joiner
mas 0een pfUHttIs-
eus ~ Inc post1i-
cal tlJe Of amor
ptsle una Uds al
one time governor
u Wy0mtng.
She tDas educdt-
ed IN London, and
has dons edstorto'
cork tor the lore
OF literature. II
farts she made Z
notable 0Vtatt0f
trip totth JON
"A q NJ = ThdyeT
the publisher, dnd
the d NC h es
d'Uzes.
Mrs. Il q e t e r
Treves, OF Pdrts
formerly n r s
Hart Mckee, 4
one Of the famous
beauties OF Pdrfs
Mr.. r 0S t e r.
bride, Mrs. Bur
rage and Mrs. Tire
res haze b e e ,
knoscH as "Th,
Three Beauties.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-01-18

the program are anticipated with a
great deal of pleasure. The evening"
entertainment will be one of the most
delightful of the season. The members
are asked to meet at eight o'clock
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-01-18
MEETING WAS POSTPONED.

The meeting of the G. 1. A. Embroid-
cry Club which it was announced would
take place yesterday afternoon at the
home of Mrs Will Kennedy was post
poned for two weeks, Mrs Kennedy
will be at home to the club Friday,
January 31st at her home in Wood
street.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-01-18
ATTEND WHITING MEETrNG.

party of a dozen Epworth Leaguers
of the First Methodist church, led by
their president, Mr.. Frank r. Martin.
went on trip to Whiting last evening
in order to attend the Methodist revival
meetings now being held there.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-01-18
MRS. DYER A HOSTESS.

Mrs Victor Dyer will entertain the
members of the Embroidery Club at a
Thin sle laEtx Monday aftssnoe2.at be-
home in South Holman street. --ess
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-01-18
4 caMMITTEE aEETING

u The history ~cOmmftee-of 1he liam
mond Woman Club will have its first
meeting after the holiday season Mon
|day afternoon, January goth at the
home of Mrs. Adolph Hirsch. As Car
roll street. The committees of which
Mrs. j. NJ. Tprner and Mrs. L. r.
Meyer are chairmen have combined
their programs. Mrs. NJ. Rothschild,
Mrs. Fred Frfedlandcr, Mrs J. T. Hut
ton and Mrs. S. E. Swain will serve
on the social committee. The follow
ing program will be given:
Music. ......... Mrs F. S. Cooper
representations of Rome. ...
S.-.....-- Mrs A. S. Hunt
Paper-"Bi- ways of Italy
-...-...-.-..... Mrs L. T. Meyer
Current Events Mrs.
]. NJ. Turner, Mrs. p. J. Lyons Mrs.
A. F. Wall and Mrs. W. A. Poyser
Laws of Indiana Relating to Wom-
Ell and Children" Mrs. Fred Barnett
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-01-18
HAVE oUT-oF-TOwN GUESTS.

Mrs A NJ. DeWeese is entertaining
Mrs. Frank Sweeney of Spencerville, o.,
at her home in Rimbach avenue. Mrs.
Sweeney arrived in Hammond last
evening and will remain for several
days. Tomorrow Mr.. and Mrs Sigler
and daughter. Ruth of Chicago will
come to spend the day with Mr.. and
Mrs. DeWeese and family.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-01-18

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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-01-18
PROGRAM is ANNOUNCED.

The Parents Club of the Lafayette
school will hold it's monthly meeting in
the kindergarten room Tuesday,
January 21st at three o'clock 1t is de-
sired that all members are present
The program for the afternoon will be
as follows.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-01-18

All Daughters Of Liberty are request
ed to meet at the X. of p. Hall in South
Holman street Monday afternoon at
one o'clock to attend the funeral of
Miss Eleanor Mann which will be held
at the residence. III State Line street.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-05-16
Den amerifanife presie.

Sra Rep 9orf mebbeIes Den ODE
Wai: "Sbe amertcan Wetpspaper
RubIiibers Association" bleo ioag
inforporeret meo oct Sormaal at
iremme fine observation-disclosures.
Sorenineen bar fit Sopeoi96e |
Rep gorf.
0%ircftsrerne er: Gilbert s. ga.
Ter, GleoeIano; Serbert 9. 9riog-
man, 9rooflpn; SiItou II. gropn.
Indianapolis; Sobn Stetpart 9rp.
an, &idmonb; 3, .. @Iais, Wont.
gcmerp; Salon Hosers % @iaiam
S. Iattiion, Hep 9orf; 5. 8.
Meactap, Sorouto; Scppcn 8. Ho.
gers, Chicago; Charles s. Saplor,
Sr., Boston; Sorrp CHANDLER, Cos
@naeIeS.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-05-16
SorSelis Saaoulyffe.

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en- iergeIig llIptfe, iom Ssnboa gi.
termiobag inotraf poa 8isconiinflo.
ben | Den ipolige Del al gpen, ioet 6
Wenneifer brutneOe peo, at Den Wo.
torbaoo, buori De beianot iig, fan.
treoe.
De omfomne bar Wsbeliabrifont
8uitap Sabnfe, bans Spoger Ser.
man HoebI, oe oen isritneuntes a
9srn, @uitap ~, 2enora 10, Ser.
truo 6 og @alter 3 aor gammel.
Sire onbre, iom bar meb / BAD
ben, reobeoes. lllpffen ifeebe peb,
at Der, iom Sslge al at Dtotorbaa.
ben itsote poo uogle llnoeromos
leprirger al en- gammel nebitprtet
grpgse, opitoo Ell pantif SfrGt
blanbt benz, iom befaubt zig / Saa.
ben, iaa oenue unber Den opitaaeu'
De Sr9ngiel pPlteoe.
Sobnfe par g~ieeprRiibent og Gu.
perintenoent / 8aiiau Sirture &
Suruititre Gompanp OF en- al gpens
gamle Settlere.
Wrs. Sabnfe, iom ifulSe bare oG.
ret meo pea @aubtlirer, men iom
bar bIepet biemme forat gipe gsr.
meme 9Iabs er fuIbit9roig ueobrubt
al Sorg.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-05-16
en- lang Retsiae.

Sra Stem Dorf berettes ben lobe
Iai: 9en langparigite Ietsiog /
Seem Oorfs Siitorie ofIlutteoes ioag.
Sen bIeo for 30 aar iioen anlagt
MOB 8pen SEEM 0orf al Charles 8.
QppIebp meo &rao paa erltatntng
for Sfaoe, iom bar blet anrettet
paa bans @ienoom al en- Esbelbob
UNDER gprgerfrigen.
applebp forlanste I gritatning
$1,000, iom M meo Renter og Stem,
tesrenter bar Isbet op til $40, 600.
San bIep BOG Blot tilfienot bet OPP
rinbelige 8elsb.
Ga Brccesien begpnbte, bar Sag
iegeren en- 9aneif Jung Mtano. Nu
err ban SO aar sammel. Sioen So
gen anlasoes, er neiten ale De
Sagfsrere, iom bar baot meo ben
of eisre, afgaaebe peo OGDEN, lige'
iaa Be Spmmere, for bpilfe BEN bar
peret fsrt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-05-16
Jlosroaoe omboro.

Sra @arcouper, 9ritiib Column.
bia teIegrafere8 Den 9oe Nai: Sm.
ip9nbt al SImmer. bpis Sprir.
belle life fienoeS, iatte Ter ReoIem.
mer al W%anoifabet paa Gampifibet
"Spbir", iom isaar afeif ira gan.
ccuoer 90 bapSe anfret op | OHM.
Sinsen al 5raser Rioer, 2iuet til |
en- SISebrano, iom fiiIoitanbig soc.
laeoe Sartsiet.
"Spbir" bar ct SrpSampifib paa
200 Cons, iom beuptteoes til at
fraete @oos opab SIoben.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-05-16
en- lol.Qartne.

Sra Brairie on Gbien, isis, be-
rettes ben ODE Wat: Wrs. Spoia
Sbrafe / 8paIuiing fetrebe isdar
i'm 1O1ite Ssbielsbas, / builfen an'
leoning en- flor Sfare SIegtninger
bapbe inofunSet Jig. Der er ier
@enerationer iIipe, oeriblanbt "8e-
burtsbagsbarnet" ielp, A 8srn, 81
gsrne6srn, 81 gsrne6srtsbern %
2 gsrnebsrnsbsrnebsrn. Senoes
pngite Ssn err 6S aar gammel, og
bun Dor hos bam.
Wrs. Sbrofe bar fsbt | 9ennipl'
pania / 1912 og fom iom garn meo
fine Sorplore iii COLLECTION Co.,
Ohio, bocr bum | 1881 bleu gilt
meb Mr. ault, meS bpem bun bapoe
TO gsrn. Gan bebe | 1888.
Sem aar ienere bleo bun gift
meb ssacob sbrnfe, os Be ilptteSe
til @paluiing, @is. Se bar baot
fem @srn iammen. Senoes anoen
Wsanb, Der 6apbe p9ret meb ! 4ri'
gen / 1912, bsbe / 1861.
9aa 5roSs al benoes bsie aloer
er bun iitanS iii at uoiere mango
al be buslise 9Iister, bar en- oper'
maaaSe goo erinorins os islger in.
teresieret meb | SiSens g~egiuelbe'
Der / apiierne, iom bun laier uaen
SipIp al griaer. Sin taser Jig
ofte LANCE Cure omfrins ! RaboIa.
get ubem anSen $ialp END fin Stao.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-05-16
fabriferne / 9remer bar ogiaa aftter
| De noroiife Sabrifer.

fabriferne / Bremen bar ogiaa aftter
/ De noroiife Sabrifer.
anlpgset er beregnet paa at tili'i1e
prooucere OBJ iii $4,000 Cons Scot
ON aoret. ct tort Warfeo for bette
Sebt, iom bar mange anpenoeller
/ SnbuItrien, bar man / amerlta.
De fore Sletter eitenfor 9lom'
men peb Srebrifsitao eies al Staterl
o. er liseiom en- liben amerifanlt
Grerie, og meo Be nerliggenoe &raft'
fiber / Sarpsfosien, apffelsruo og
Iamma ifuloe Der Der bore Nlaos
for builfeniombelIt Snbuitri.
Oct itore aftteielifab, iom bar al1'
lagt Sabriferne, biiponerer oper en-
aapital paa 8 Wiaioner &roner. 81.
reftsr er Sngenisr 9riinntngs, go
briferne er upfsrt UNDER Seoelie al
Ssngenisr 6. s. Solmboe. Sabrifen
fonmer til at BRUCE 800 Esnoer
Sbalolie ON Sager1.
Ga iaa er "@ifingens" &ebaftsr
Sbeobpr 2spitao life mere. If aue
oar ban fienSt, og at itore areole
bar ban afbolbt, iom Dor ferIte @to'
bets MsonS, iom Den title S9nfer,
iom Wh,iifoireftpr % iom ct prpgtigt
Menneife. "8infiugen" bapoe ban
reoigeret en- Wemeifealoer og bans
8iier err tallsie, ligeiom bet @auert
al Gerioner ban ifabte / Sal Slien
fra @ifa % Smgioelier bar uimoo.
itoaeIiet. 0ette bill gaa / 8rapen
meb bam. "&iaitauia" og bens
"&eaftion" fan irgen MI gisre bam
efter.
Smfring "gifingen" bot Der | De
ienere gar ppret en- bel &9ffe Bit
tigbeosbIabe. @i bar Oct fonierooti.
be "&oriaren", De raOifale "Srmo-
riiten" og "Sbep1en" % lad "glttn'
gems" birefte Gflasger "@eile-Srtf".
Men "@ifingen" bar altto bgpoet lin
SLABS, og boert elimer bar baaret
2eoItaos p~erionlige Brpg. S ga6ar-
baIen og 9oprebaaen, bore @artete-
etablisiemerter, og tioIigere paa Il
poli, iom peb Sommerbarieteen
&ongsbapn bar 2spitao ON aftenen
ipuraet SaftItoffen ODER Sr6eitret,
% fine Sriihunoer ellers oprfet ban
tprig 2atinen. San bar pgIaa en-
iprig 8artner.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-05-16

Ereiioenteus 9oIitif at peoIige-
boISe merit 5orbolo til aonsresien
oil blioe f~ortiat osiaa Senne ltge.
ioet ban BIZ isle Senatet paa 8,iIien
meo Senipn til BInner for 2opgip.
ming ongaoenbe ganf. % Rercsor.
len % opmerfiomt isIge Raringsfo.
mitecnS grbeibe | Smorsaniierinsen
al Sniet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-05-16
G: nvt K~reftmiooel.

Sra Boston, Wais., teIegraferes
ben lite Wai: en- ganife merfelig
gebring er noteret / SiIItanoen hos
De 90 arPftpatienter | Wasiadnt.
ietts Homeopathic Soipital, iom Tor
en- 5io iiben blep inofuIereSe meS
oct a%aninierum, iom iornpIig OBJ
ooseoes az 9r. Soparb %. Hcpaa
beraf gper.
Sfisnt Here al 0atienterne er iii.
taget 6etpoeIig i 8est, erflRrer Or.
Ropea, at Der life er bengaaet lii.
itraffelig 2i0 til at bragg aonfIu.
iioner.
San raaber ineen til at unSer.
fate iig bans gebanolins, boor en-
Operation err mulig, og mener, at
ser oil beneaa minbit ct 4ar, isr
man fan afgipe noeen grflRring
ON Wiolets Rptte.
s Sorbinoelie nlen openitaaenoe
meSbeIes fra @aibinston, at Der al
"gtational Association Tor tbe GIN.
Sp anb Trepentiou OF su6ercuIciis"
er trufiet Sfriot til Srsaniieringen
ai en- %Iisnenoe Screening til Gin.
Diet % gefipmpelien al ar9itlps.
BONNIE.
Slere al 9anSets RisfuinSer, Der.
iblanSt Mrs. Cornelius ganSerbilt
Mrs. 8usiea Gage % gtrs. Spep.
err, bar lopet finaniieI Ststte til
Goretagenbets SsangiatteIie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-05-16

&arbinal @ibborS ienote ct 9rep,
bpori ban beflaseoe, at ban life fun-
De pPre tillteoe. San Ifrep mutt
ON, at BRITANNIA % Columbia iful.
De r9ffe binauoen Saanoen oper
atIanterbaoet, % at OereS u~bitrafte
Grme piloe oanne en- beuig 6reos.
port.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-03
BridWeII Tells How MCGraW
Kills Hit-and-Run Play.
rBy Telegraph to The Tribune. J

Chicago. May The secret OF John J.
McGraw's success as manager OF the
New York Giants was told to-day by Al
Bridwell. once shortstop of the New York
team and now with the Cubs. He said:
"McGraw's scheme OF breaking up the
hit and run play Is one OF the principal
features OF his success. He does not
allow his shortstop or second baseman TO
dash over TO the bag until after the bat
ter hits. In this way. II the batter does
connect. the inhelders are still in position
to get the ball. That is the way he often
breaks up the play.
When | Joined the Giants McGraw
tried the hit-and-run little. once when
a Chicago player singled through short.
later scored on a sacrifice fly and won
the game. McGraw laid out his scheme TO
break up the play. He told me not to
move from my position till the ball was
hit That was the beginning OF his de-
fence.
"McGraw also is a wonder at picking
the batters' weak points. lie studies
them thoroughly and instructs the play
ers when to hit and tho helders how TO
play for evry man. That In way eX-
plains his success"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-03
CHILD'S PLAY FOR THE MAPS
Score Almost at Will Off Browns
in One Sided Game.

St Louis. May 2-The Maps defeated
the Browns in an easy game here to-day
by a score of TO 2.
Cleveland scored two runs in the FIRST
frame, after two were out, on a base on
balls. an infeld hit and Lajoie's double.
ST. Louis came back in that inning and
scored on a base on balls and two sin
giles. In the third Chapman's safe bunt,
q sacrifice hit and Lajoie's second hit
scored another for Cleveland.
The Maps tailed four runs In the
fourth. Land and Blanding singled. Land
stole third. and scored when Wallace
fumbled D. Johnston's grounder. Mitchell
relieved Stone, and Chapman singled,
scoring Blanding and Johnston, and took
second on the throw in. Chapman then
stole third and home.
After two were out. balk by Banding
with the bases full forced a runner over
the plate for st. Louis I'm It's half of the
frame. Jacksons triple. an error and
Lands single scored two runs for Cleye-
land in the ninth inning.
The score follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-03
COLUMBIA CUBS VICT0RS
Easily Defeat City College
Freshmen in Track Meet.

The Columbia freshmen track team
easily defeated the College OF the City OF
New York ilrst-year men yesterday after
noon OH South Field by score OF IS to %
The Columbia youngsters won every event
except the sprints.
Moonan. OF City College. who has de-
veoped into a remarkably good runner
this spring. won the 00-yard dash in
10 2-5 seconds and the 220-yard dash in
% 2-5 seconds. outstrippIng the Columbia
men. The mile run brought out a prom
sing runner in w. J. Harding. OF Co
lumbia. who won in minutes and 30 sec
onds
The summaries follow:
100 } ard dash-Won by r. Mocnan. c. c.
y y. Il. IL. Gather. Columbia, second ;
ID. W. Nollmer, Columbia, third. Time.
0:l0 2-5.
12o-yard dash-Won by r. Moonan. c. G..
y. y; r. II: Gather Columbia, second
f. 5. Appieoy, Columbia. third. Time.
OBS %.
liO-yard dash-Won by d. w. Vollmer.
Columbia: r.. Il. Appeby, Columbia, sec
ond; H. Frank. c. c. n. Y. third. Time
0:55.
One half-mile run-Won by NJ. Gertz.
T.. T. Appeby, Columbia, third. Time
EIl.
One-mile run-Won by W. J. Harding
Columbia; NJ. Gertz Columbia, second .
r. Rimbach. Columbia. third Time, $50
l20-yard high hurdlos-Wcn by =. So
man. Columbia; b Randall. Columbia
second; J. Drake c. c. N. Y, third.
22o-yard hurdle-Won by b. Randall
Columbia; +. Soman, Columbia, second :
j. Schulman. G. c. y. Y, third. Time
0.29 80
Sixteen-pound shotput-Won by T. a. u.
Armstrong. Columbia. with "a II. 2 in. j.
Drake, 9. C. ~ y. second. with 30 II. ~
in; b. Weinfeld, c. c. N. Y, third, with
% II. 9l2 In.
High Jump-Won by Is. Randall. CO.
lumbia. with II. 3 in. f. S. Appleby.
Columbia. second. with II. in; w. Eft.
c. c. y. Y. third, with 8 II, In.
lumbia with IS H. IN; w. ID. Barry.
Columbia. second. with is IT. in: Il. ".
Gather. Columbia. third. with IS IT. In.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-03
HARVARD SPRING GAMES
Fair Performances on Track
Koch and Barron Winners.
TBy Telegraph TO The Tribune.

Cambridge. Mass. May with the ex-
ception Of the freshmen. who have dual
games at Andover tomorrow, most Of
Harvards athletes competed In the an
nual spring handicap games in the Sta
dunn to-day So generous were the ham
dicaps that only three scratch men were
able TO win their races.
In the quarter-mile run W. A. Barron,
jr.. beat a large field. running from
scratch i'm 40 seconds fat. T. w. Koch,
the varsity half-miler won his race in
minute 81 3-5 seconds. while In the high
hurdles first place went 10 a l.. jackson.
whose time was Is 3-5. Both Lawess and
Mcclure. the milers. did approximately
minutes 30 seconds. although unpaced.
The performances in the field events
were mediocre. the best being In the Il
pound shot put by II. Hardwick OF the
baseball and football team. who did Il
feet inches.
Just at the close Of tho Harvard ball
mines practice to-day Or. Frank Sexton
the head coach. had his nose broken by q
batted ball which he tried 10 stop while
warming up at second base.