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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-02-02

oils. He says things are pretty warm
down there.
Several from this place expect 70
attend Mr.. Thompsons funeral Friday
afternoon IN Hobart.
Mrs. l. Douglass VIII entertain her
Sunday school class next Saturday az
ternoon for a study period.
Some OF our people are asking the
question: What has become OF our
Community welfare oIub7"
There Will be a Sunday school So
ciaI at Merrill hall Friday evening.
A live newspaper for peopge who are
HtfII ON earth THAT'S what THE
TIMES So.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-02-02
MERRILLVILLE

Alfred Phillips visited the automo-
bile show IN Chicago. Monday.
Alvin Shutz moved to Gary this
week
Alfred Nicholson received a crate
Of very fine oranges from Florida,
sent BY his father who is spending g
few weeks there. Alfred divided with
some of his neighbors.
DR. Farley OF Crown Point, made
cals in MerriIlville. Wednesday.
Leslie Walters is attending the au-
tomobile show in Chicago this week.
Word was received Wednesday from
Waiter Blachley who Is n Indianap-
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-02-02
MUNSTER

Messrs. schultz and Labahm OF Ian
sing. and Messrs. sohns and Elmer
Kuhlman Of Chicago Heights. visited
at the home OF J. kaufman. Sunday.
Miss la yorhouer was called 20
Dyer on case Wednesday morning.
William Krooswyk is on the sick
list
Mr. and Mrs Gerhard Jr.. Kooy are
the proud parents Of a little son, born
on Sunday.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-02-02

by female troubles
so / was unable to
do my house work
] took treatments
for it but received
no help whatever
Then some of my
friends asked why
/ did not try Lydia
E. Pinkham Vege-
table Compound. y
did so and my back
ache soon disap-
pesred and I felt
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-02-02

weeks
Attorneys Martin J. Smith. Frank B.
Pattee and George Hushom are still at
indianapolis looking after Crown
Points interests in the court SQUAD
BILE.
Clifford Wilmer who IS employed by
the Standard Oil Company at Whit
ing - taking a weeks vacation, and
spending some OF the time assisting
at the Boyd pharmacy.
The Minor Decary family have NOV
ed to the Mccoy house on North Main
street.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-02-02
Whiting
And Its
People
BGNE OF wKxTxHa
Responsibility and Resources OVER
$1,000. oaa 90 Open Evenings

Mr.. and Mrs. Mat J. Ko1b are the
proud parents or little son which
was born yesterday afternoon. Moth
er and child are getting along nicely.
John and Roy Welsby and John
Matson attended the auto show at the
Coliseum IN Chicago.
Princess theatre tonight. William
Reid and Cleo Ridsely in The House
OF the Golden Windows" a very in
tsresting drama IN five acts Also a
Paramount Photograph. 2-2-1
Mr.. and Mrs. Gallus J. Bader Of Oh
liver street. leave today for q several
weeks visit in Cuba and other points.
Aubrey Secrecy is conhntd TO his
home for the past several days suffer
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-02-02

matism attacks the
~ outside" man. Pains and
aches stifen his joints and
muscles and reduces his efficiency.
At the first twinge get Sloan s
Liniment, easy to apply, it pene-
trateS z0fthoat rubbing and soothes
the soreness.
After that long drive or tedious
wal. in the cold rain apply Sloan S
Llnlment to those stiff fingers.
aching wrists and arms.
For govt. neuralgia, toothache, bruises.
sprains, cold feet, il is promptly effective.
Al all druggists. 25c. Soc. and S1.OO.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-02-02
ST. JOHN

Dance at Spring Hiu Grove. We'd
nesday evening, Feb. 18th. Good music.
2-2-3
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-02-02
DYER

Dance at Spring Hill Grove. We'd
nesiay evening, Feb. 7th Good music.
2-2-3
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-02-02

A live newspaper for people who are
StiIl enrth that's what THE
TIMES fs.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-02-02

Hoosier Kitchen Cabinets, as nearly ev-
cry woman knows. are the finest in the
world. both from the standpoint Of beauty
and convenience.
They have places for 400 articles al
within arms reachl They have 20 labor
saving inventions that save you miles OF
steps and hours OF time.
Women buy more Hoosiers than any 9th
er i've makes combined. That results in
enormous output. lew factory costs and low
prices
Hoosier prices are fixed prices-fxed At
the factory. Any never before have we or
any other store in America been able to
make a cut ike this.
But now-as an extra February drawing
card-we have secured the makers consent
to the unparalleled reduction OF IS from
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-02-02
BACKACHE SOON
DISAPPEARED
Could Not Do Housework
Till Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound
Removed Cause.

Fort Fairfield, Maine. -''For many
months suffered from backache Caused
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-02-02

It won't take you over FIVE minutes to
decide when you see this unbeatable bar
gain. And in that five minutes you save s..
Wen accept your order by telephone, but
unless an order is given no cabinets will
be reserved
And please don't forget that numbers
OF women who have made up their minds
10 have the Hoosier, will see this OFFER and
lose no time.
Only by coming early tomorrow can you
be SURE of getting one of these wonderf,r
cabinets at our unheard-of price.
Lest you forget--cut out this notice nv.
and pin it up where you'll see # the ers+
Thing tomorrow morning,
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-02-02

The terms Of the Cut-Price Hoosier sa
re these:
PAY only ST when you order the
"Hoosier Speciai7
Pay the balance only 81 week
3-No interest, no extra fees.
Your money all back If you are
not delighted.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-17

dcluge came in the morning leaving
the held a soothing sea OF mud or
nearly that. and only batting prac-
tee could DE taken up In the after.
noon.
Pep" Young is going 10 bat sec
ond in the lineup this season with
bush Leading on This Ia believed
10 be the place In which the fast
little inhelder belongs as he Is a
good bunter and a fast and intellt
sent base runner. and should work
smoothly with Cobb who win follow
him. veAoh will follow Cobb Then
viii come Heilman and Burns, the
third sacker and battery.
Bobby Jones looks like the best
Of the rookie inreiders so far. He
continues to show q wonderful mn
rrovement IN his work Dyer and
Ellison. however, are not out OF the
running. There t plenty OF tiras
fer them TO prove that they are rot
ter than Bobby Jones IL beginning
Ia whale the ball numerically and
to date be looks the better OF the
trio.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-17
Player Signed
For His Skill,
Not For Bravery

nm Donovan OF the Yankees
told this yarn the other dAy eill
swears that IL true
An oldtme Buffalo PLAYER"
began Wild William. was hav.
ing quite a strenuous afternoon
at third base The visiting pfsT
ers were constantly driving the
ball down the thud-base line al
mile-a-minuie gait. This PLAYER
felded several ot the drives. one
OF which nearly Knocked him OF
HIS pins. and then he decided
that he would let ans other that
came his way go by.
The opposing batters kept
driving them down br~ the third
baseman made no apparent effort
20 stop he ball
When he came 20 bat In ire
next inning the crowd booed and
Missed him without regas 10 his
feelings He was game. however.
and. after turning around and
taking OF his cap. shouted
- signed with this club for
my skin. not for my bravery
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-17

upon him the honor OF knighthOod
for bravery.
In the midst OF his greatest pros
] perity at the age OF 30 STR Dan sud
denly died. Hts funeral was one OF
the largest ever seen in Dublin He
was buried In Bully's Acre. and his
hearse was drawn from the churcn
20 tae graveyard by hundreds OF
people who Embarrassed the horses
ard took their places.
The first champion OF America
was Yankee Sullivan. true-born
lrishman. The deeds and doines
OF this remarkable man. who was
in his prime between the years o.
lS&0-1s50. would hll a book Sulli-
van did not lead particularly ex.
emplary life. and came TO a tragic
end IN California during those Wild
days 81 the gold rush He was
the best--the trickiest-n fighter OF
his day
The most dearly beloved OF all
the Irish lighters was Peter Maher
In the spring OF 1891 Billy Madden
brought from Dublin a fne, strap
ping. fellow-a broth OF a lad
the Irish champion Maher
Maher was handsome fellow.
good boxer. and the possessor Of
tremendous waliop. lie began win
ming at once. and his popularity
among old Erins sons knew nc
bounds Among those 20 fan be
fore his heavy hand were George
Godfrey Frank Craig. Frank slay-
in. Joe Choynski. steve oDonneIl
several times). and Yank Kenn.
he fought draws with Jim Hall
Gus Rubin. Tom sharkey, and Joe
McAuliffe
The only Irish-born boys OF any
consequence in the ring today are
Jim Coney. Bill Brennan. who Ia
rivanng Corey in popularity; Tom
nv Quill. Jerry Murphy Sapper
O'Neill. and Tom Mccormick. the
welterweight champion OF England
But the lighters OF Irish descent
are legion
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-17
AMATEUR CODE OF HONOR

Professor Harry Lewis Of the Cincinnati has prepared
ton for adoption. It's provisions a follows
l. athlete
regarding
In
wit
Athletic rules VIII b.
considered
the Of providing
Every honest and effort
An amateur always VIII b. loyal bis every
will be
and
will be
feeling OF kind will not be publicly manifested.
Contestants will so
publicity applause
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-17
BY ROBERT L. RIPLEY.

This Is the day dear to the hearts
Of the vearers OF the green Il Is
often said that the Irish. who are
respected the world over for their
lighting spirit. have won the battles
Of every nation but their own. BE
that as II may there is no denyins
that the Irish love nghting and
hghters-and there is no denyins
that they produced many lighters
10 love
The hrst and greatest OF Erin's
fstie heroes was Sir Dan Donnel
". who IL celebrated in song and
story thruout Irish lore. There Is
many a white-haired son OF ireland
today who will troll out In rich.
mellow brogue some old come all
ye" that has kept the deeds OF Don
nelly ever green
Dan Donnelly was born in Dub
I'm III 100 kAN WaH IA%AFA -
trade and the hard work gave him
prodigous strength. He was six
feet tall and weighed about 1S5
pounds in condition.
Donnelly's hrst important nght
was with a famous English boxer
by the name OF Tom Hall Donnelly
won In Is rounds. and bonhres were
built in Dublin by his many admir-
ers 10 celebrate his victory. which.
by the way. was Witnessed by over
20 600 spectators
DonneIly's next battle WAS with
George Cooper, the most scientific
man in England This contest
which gave him his creates, fame
was fought on the Curragh % xii
dare and was witnessed by fully %,
600 people. The Irish lad won IN n
rounds
Next. he whipped Tom oliver 10
England II II said that over $500
000 was bet on the result In Eng
land and Ireland. After this sue
cess the prince regent conferred
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-17
Veteran Hurlers Will Work
Against Champion Waco Club
Jones Won't
Pass Option On
Cards Along

ST. LOUIS. No. March H.
The option held by James G.
Jones on the st. Louis Cardinals
baseball franchise and property
viii not be passed along 10 pri-
vate individuals, who have been
after the club for years. Jones
II trustee and head OF the syn
dictate which proposes to buy the
club within the next go days
Jones said there would 10 no
throw down" OF those who came
TO the front with him. II he
can't raise the $50. 900 required
within n month and n half as
hrst payment. he'll let the option
with It's $4,000 deposit 40 by
the boards"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-17
Regulars Will Be In
Action For First
Time
BY HAROLD v. WILCOX.

Stoa Correspondent Detroit Times)
wAxAHACHID. Texas. March "a.
The Tigers hoped an interurbsn
car this morning and hit the trail
for Waco. where games win be play
et this afternoon and Sunday.
Holman, veach and Nicholson
wiz play the outfield, Burns. Young.
bush and rookie innelders will
guard the inner defenses. and all the
catchers except Mckee viii get n
chance either today OF tomorrow
All OF the pitchers will take the
trip. Couon. Bolnnc. Coveieskie and
Dauss are sure to work. according
To an announcement this morning
II the weather is not the best. the
pitching stunts will be cut 10 three
innings each. and Cunningham and
Ehmke will get turns. Crawford IS
IN no shape to play and will not be
taken.
These games will give the CT tics
better opportunity 10 dope the
club than they have had since the
training seaFou started. because this
will be the hrst clash In which prac-
ucaliy all OF the regulars win have
appeared. Heretofore the scribes
have been making their deductions
from the practice games and daily
workouts which are not satisfactory
as a more or less regular contest
such as should be seen this after
noon and Sunday. Waco won the
championship In the Texas league
last season and should make the
game interesting.
The riges lost half a days prae ice
yesterday because OF wet grounds.
I exAs has a habit Of clouding MP al
most instsntaneously out OF clear
sky and before you can get an UNI
brella II has rAined six inches. The
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-17
- Regulars Champions Weekend
wAyAHACHfE. Ter. March II


regulars Jobs this year except Na
erd Who was hardly 1916 IL has been i0reeou
.on for effort would DC mao" 70 "
ssm whose suffered horribly last season II ~ p
a., ,bs veteran be fsky this year ne Is
In an him did fall down In lot OF plncnes ~
r,nh 80 more the old show down AS
Tns. sa,ure win against Sam for the uIne
aoss cover ground he No man was ever
A. rail- than he within striking az
4. csn.hle OF sparing lot OF long sprint o.
49, he II Sam Is oenchea hA
former Is better outneus,
He MI as O"' "i
~ ~ ear poe the pill at q .1s5 or better CLIP
n mod man demonstrated Harpers o~
exceut possibly he makes LOT OF ensAuonA
srsueutly drives and lets them ge' away
that occurred sunday Fort Worth working against n
- ,rov cothing second hit ana run play
1899 me hall catcher When Nicholson looked
- .aw tns ball rolling stand and concluded that nSo
5000 started barely reganed the bag when
- steuptsd ON inference naturally that Nehoo
= se as he might be that THIS one lesson al
him All In all this eios seems 20
All and the least hkeH 20 suC
fhtne might be him inside track lie
hitter and Harper Highlander has an
INTO this swatster has not MADE the su
ehs interesting TO note peeuhM suauoh lH
hailed the only Big Lacquer VINO
th hts the side OF the plate Oh
the The TIGERS possess three
pifcher Covekie Mitchell and Watson All nree
rrAt hand baters
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-17
PHIILY MAY NOT HOLD
HARNESS MEET THIS YEAR

8
the
why The
Poughkeepse
that anticipated
change N schedule = making Phlly
Al Saunders already
ed
already made elaborate preparations for the meng ia hard TO
where there much smoke there always bound TO
OF
hear at any Philadelphia thrown
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-17
Rail Strike
Not Bothering
Tiger Leader

Hughey Jennings is not Worry
ing about the impending rail
strike-yet- As long as II does
not extend 20 the electric lines
the schedule between the Tiges
and the Giants can be played IN
al the clubs reach Kansas city.
All stops are connected by a net
work OF interurban lines,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-17

a bit perfect eondi
getting balls back OF second and third
limit speed Of the midget
Th win be Denies tenth with the Tigers In all his
but only shcrtstop That fellow named Pitzsimmons
defensive couldn't a
safely that ali
! D Of
confidence has not been displaced Bush started bis nrs full
eight
n
name of
D9t0n Mcbride 10 going this but DOME win
- usual
IL matter Of TACT Bush likely do better this
k 1914 when he last hit His
eck and while has met test the he
DM1fting into the short fields the
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-17
CENTRAL GETS
FIRST BEATING
Champions Lose Hard-Fought
Game To Northwestern
Five

Central high suffered It's FIRST beat
ing OF the season at the hands OF
Northwestern high, Friday night. IN
The anal contest OF the interscholas-
tic league. the score being IS 20 IS.
AZ the end Of the first half Cen
tral was on the short end OF a count
of rs 20 s. The blue and white was
outclassed from the start. North
western looked better In every de-
partment In the second half the
score was 10 to g. Central seemed
TO regain some OF It's old lighting
spirit in this frame and worked hard
TO overcome the lead. but TO no
avail. Summary
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-17

AUnNs divide nrstbasng this year last There
NY battle them for the privilege OF sp
uarins A the most games rivalry hang
win play second he never viii fall oy the
from ESQ The pepper
even more balls this spring
" - year he a they come
s batting 20 points last year He not
but there isn't IN
harder his base Knocks He is conscientious
and depended there a
o do He OF taies Young
year Pep makes
s balls the
|yrnx han last" He has made
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-17

lobe WI Be Eood and veaeh Is the Bobby 1915
rene OF
!essue eatcher because his hitting Is quite certain
He little with
perof WIN have the best catching stanage
ne 1912
the league and a
Incompatible will again be
IDo1 hitter. - - -
e cnef reason why Detroit will excel
noted ~ Is simply that where the
o1nns only ONei the Tigers
Improvement this he
- each OF the nrst SO
along like That and make few mechanical
ne cannot escape becoming Is
~1tn ne knowledge that he must himself
on develops almost
vna y y 10 nave rams zip that he loanng
~ pay IN the midst OF grind like this
THIS season sfanage and Spencer
WIN the certainty OF adequate
resi- Ann inc sky viii be the limit fellows De
I nke 20 get this the best catching the
~ - the American league 's ~ lNs MS
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-17
CHRISTY MAY
WRITE FOR WHOM
HE PLEASES

NEW YORK, March I7-Chrigty
Mathewson. famous pitcher NV
manager Of the Cincinnati National
league baseball club, may write for
whoever be pleasss. according 70 a
decision handed down hero today
by Justice Geigerich IN the supreme
court. Maihewson had becn made
defendant In an niuretion suit
brought By the wheel s. Indicate.
Inc, 90 restrain him from writing
articles on baseball for ether yn1i
Gates.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-17
&C. ReauIara 81 ALumrL

The Cas- regulars defeated tUr
Cass alumni team In the fnaI game
of the season FRIDAY night by "a
score Of % 10 - The alumni play
cd a better game than was expected.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-17

ss','D Ase supplies the pyrotechncs
s me lnree YOUNGSTERS aspiring
ns spring that Wit could do.
ana should De qualified by thar
osoN mas not
rHnont serious mshap
are infinitely better Franks
COCO as george Masel did
:" 'ne camp until De saw some major league pitching
,.ssr Zones better bah player than either
eHnT ana
rI talents something be determined There ~ ~
camp Jones peculiar He Ia
point he 10 ready est athlete
this be
ne happens 70 De left he
.NA pasa oI ue rest OF hs life His
oscar hitting
De better batsmen. in brlo
the ueenes Jones has the reputation
(tos for him. S's ~ 10
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-17

2 nal HE0Te NuTth INHHtFFn Is. Ien-
trial 3. Score FIRST half--Nor invest
ern f8 Central 8 Baskets from field
North western Nedder 7. Weihoei-
ter Henderson Sill Central Whit
lock smokewefcE Walm0th -
Baskets from fouis-Nedder : in 10.
WAlnoth IN a. Fouls committed-
Nurth western Bosworth 4 Thompson
3 Fedd@r 2 Henderson,, Welhoeiter 2
Ii Central Whitlock 2 swick 2.
Walmoth 3 Vance 2 Wilson z--f0
RefeTees--Remlug and Steimie.
Tmuire--AI Alternating. Timer-i0 min
uteH sahstitutions--Cent Swick
for Vance
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-17
state Bowling Tourney April "a.

Entries are pouring IN Tor The
1917 state bowling tourney 90 BE-
held on the schmidtke alleys April
"a TO %. Special emblems are BE-.
ing donated and much interest ~
being shown In the plans Tor tha
meeting. There will be about 100
nve.men combinations competing in
the big affair
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-17
EASTERN BEATS
WESTERN, 3O-9

Eastern high dealt Western a beat
ina that was almost q massacre In
Friday nights hnAl clash OF the sea
ton. The score was 80 TO O. Hogan
scored the entire nine points for his
side. The game resembled football
more than basketball.
Gnrnrnarr.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-17

fkh AND ELLISON still hitting Their defensive oual
cnon which have been discussed frequently excellent
hardly
respect Both were under fire
Was nne Ellison made
90 an easy chance on bad diamond nothing Neither
both did
Dyer starred in very fast double play quick
another
nty he has the valuable thinking the possible pay
~ ball Is hit $3.50 ''1''
Wilson pulled clever some credit On
N which went 10 second and be from
oof1ed Bush for the ovrran second
FASTENED 90 the short side Of the
so neeo with the runner that the latter
done cievery that there is umpire
~ ~ Interference
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-17

HOT STRINGS. Ark According
20 reports here today lack Wheat.
EOdger holdout outhelcer. will be-
here sunday and VIII slgn a contract
AZ figures offered by Charles n gb-
tetts. president Of the club, la a
telegram.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-17
D-4roit scsr~.

Duuhiep w Guthard q p
Schu dixie. 1873 \ EHei. " splckett.
1855 or Haley. r DfConneu. fl4s. n.
fhppr Wsht 1874 A. Hummer. W,
Miller 1877 y Blrriicn Chas smith
1t1T Reuter- O. Miller. ii70. w
McDougall. r schmidt lliS. J Dam
SEQ. j. NasL. fli1 g. Miller. r Ken
nedy 1908 " FsrEuson. n Ralston.
IlJa H. Bch0ltz b weaver. 1898 A.
Hau-terE "a Cavan. l0a8. a Ding
wall 81. Frye JOSS " Rrppsnhagsn.
-taritEke. 1913. o. SieWert. r.
Waltz i011 J Nancy. g.. H0user.
1855 - Allen. J. bauer 1865, o
EllHasssr. J. stubenval i0tS r. Ros-
enblsch A. Valentine i0ts
Single Nancy. go w Died
erich. $40 " MacDouRal GIB p
Frye. 500 o. H0user. $50 J Aubrey.
5sT. IS EeppouhaEen b8t- j. Steuban-
val. hsf J Mach SIS a Hummer.
b8t q Leonard 80 s. schmidt. SEA
~ Weaver. see " RaIston. $50. r.
Miller. 5he Joe Bauer. 500. o. Elisas-
ser. bfs r gsrdella $40. Y. schuitS
6fa ". A Bgthard 5fs. n Beyerch-
en- $50 " Esson. SIS p waits sal
W Miller. s3ii y Knaiding. sal. A
Dingwsli ga r. Stanttzke 525. A.
DroiHhaEnn. $40 A BamberE. B13. y
Allen, sl1 % srhmidtks. 5t8: ". Fer
Eusou. ai3. Vt. j. CaVau, 500
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-17

Final score-Da stern 40, western .
First haif--Ea stsrn ls. western
Baskets from hsid-McKsivey
apurrtsr .. Kuhlman. Pray q Hogan
Baskets from fouls -NeKrIvsv a
IN 10 Crsver. utae-in 2 Hogan. / IN
B. Peters none in ! Hardy none
In A. Peterson. none In 4 Fouls com.
mftted--spurrter a. Trumbbsy, Euhi-
man. Pray ., Hogan a. Campbeu
Hardy .. MCKAY. Peterson 4. Oroh
Time of qua rtera-Tsn minutes Ref
cree -ferchen. Umpire Ko.a Timer
IL Munk.
gubatitutions Eastern Craven for
Grammar. Trombiey for Rpurriar. LIZ
ons for McKelvey. Cant for Kuhl-
man Western Peters for Oraden
groh for Peterson. Hardy for Camp
bell. MCKAY for Hawiey.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-17

The Sweeney Huston Women's
team viii bowl SIS return match
wifh the Jaeger's Women stars ~
Toledo Thursday. March 20.