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New-York tribune., 1917-07-16
By FRED HAWTHORNE

That bewhiskered old problem that
we used 10 stump our teacner OF
phvsics with: what would happen II
an irresistible force should come INTO
contact with an immovable body
will be definitely decided on Frlday
night at the St. Nicholas Rink, when
the "wonderfully willing" Joe WellinI:
meets Johnny Dundee. the "wickcdIy
walloping Wop," in a ten-round bout.
Jimiov Johnston. the Bumptious boy
Bandit. who does the matchmaking for
the Sixty-sixth Street icehouse, put
these two slambang lightweights on at
this club several weeNs ago, ana tEe
result was one Of the greatest battles
seen since the Kaiser was forced tc
invade Belgium. way back in 1914.
The willing one was going along
like a race horse in the first half OF
that bout. whipping over a beautiful
right hand cIusher 70 the Wop-
Scots Jaw in manner than threat
ened drastic action of some kind. Du1-
dee's teeth ratified like castanets every
time one of these punches landed on
the button, and Scotty Monteith, his
maragor. was gUlping feYerishly as he
mopped the beads from his clammy
brow.
But sudden change came over Well
ing along about the seventh stanZa, and
his right hand seemed to have lost Its
cunning and its charge OF lydd!te at
the same time. Dundee kept piling in
like the irresistible force that graces
tho first paragraph in our little story,
ard he piled IN so hard and persist
ontly that the honor3 Of the bout were
clearly his. Y
Bandit Johnse>n explained after the
fght that Wcllirg had injured his
deadly right In the seventh round, else
New-York tribune., 1917-07-16
Bugle Will Announce
Starts of Trot Races

Cleveland, July 15.-The blast oil
bugle. a new system OF announcing tna'
a race is on. will sound the cali ioI .ne
2,l0 trot on North Randall raceuaeA ~,
morrow, the opening event oI 'he
Grand Circuit season OF 1911;
Harness horse experts say the ias'ess
,,otters and PAGERS in the world are
now ouartered at North Randall, and
nrcdict tn. greatest opening meeting IN
the history Of the Grand Circuit. Inc
races continue through 20 Friday, un-
less rain causes postponement.
New-York tribune., 1917-07-16
Joe yelling and Dundee
To Battle Again Friday

he would surely have fattened Dundee
that balny evening. We smeared a
mustard plaster over Jimmie's heaving
chest yesterday, and finally managed to
draw out the following classic Dit o.
English;
Zone Joe yelling, formerly car
toonist, will meet one Johnny Dundee,
erstwhile farmer and fish pedler, known
as joseph Carora, in ten-round dupli-
cate battle Of Vimy Ridge on Friday
night az the 81. Nicholas Rink.
THAT deadly yelling right hand is
in shape again, and | predict that II
will land. very hard and rough, on
Mister Dundee's chin before the tenth
round ends. Spend your next day of
by taking trip 20 the top of the Wool
worth Building, first filling hod with
Irish confetti, and then select some
husky guy on the sidewalk below and
sprinkle a few bricks on his head. II
he stands up under the punishment,
then Dundee will stay on his feet after
taking one Of Welling's rights 10 the
law. You know about what a chance
the gink on the sidewalk has. Dundee's
will be just as sweet"
The Bandit had a few words 10 say
about weights. Dundee and yelling
will weigh in at 1875 pounds, ringside,
on Friday night. "And there won't be
any trick scales, either. Anybody who
wants 70 see the boys climb aboard the
Fairbanks can walk right downstairs
below the arena and watch them, and
little James will be of by himself in q
corner, with nothing up his sleeve.
after the wonderfully willing one
puts the crusher on Dundee he will
haunt that 142-pound lightweight cham
pion OF the world. I'm not mentioning
any names, but you haven't noticed
Benny Leonard weighing in at l39
pounds in public, have you?"
New-York tribune., 1917-07-16
Rose Marie Leads
Yachts Over Line

Although the inclement weather OF
Yesterday morning prevented many
yachtsmen from bringing their craft 70
the Jamaica Bay Yacht Club, there was
a satisfactory wartime entry of power
boats for the annual open race OF the
Tsing as a basis the times made
week ago in the race OF the Belle Har,
bor Yacht Club, the fleet was divided
into two divisions. Both went over the
same course that took them from the
starting line off the Jamaica Bay 1acnt
Club to a buoy off Rockaway Inlet
thence 10 Buoy No. >, Grassy Point
Bnov and home. On both actual and
corrected times the winner in Class a
was the Rose Marie, the property oil
c. Scheiz. g..
Although Smarty IISwas the first
home among the small power boats on
corrected time, the prize was annexed a.
bv the Mary Jones. owned by Wllliam
Homes. Five sailboats started out
owing to light airs rot a single one
had finished one half hour after sun
down.
New-York tribune., 1917-07-16
Rain Prevents Game
For 69th Regiment

The baseball game between the
Giants and Chicago Cubs, scheduled at
the Polo Grounds yesterday for the
benefit of the seth Regiment, was can
celled because of the heavy downpour
of the morning, which left the field in
too soggy a condition for a contest.
1t is expected that another attempt
will be made by the management Of
the New York club to arrange for a
concert and Sunday ball game, the pro-
ceeds to go to the same military or
ganization.
New-York tribune., 1917-07-16
Red Sox Capture
A Double Header
From the Browns

St. Louis, July 15.-The Boston Red
Sox twice defeated the st Louis
Browns to-day, the scores being 1 to 2
and 10 3. The double victory gave
the visitors first place in the league
Boston won the first game with a
hating rally in the tenth inning, after
an error by Hoblitzell had enabled 81.
Louis TO tie the score in the seventh;
Hoblitzen and Gardner singled, and
Lewis. who replaced shorten In the
seventh. tripled scoring two runs.
Rogors's wildness lost the second
game for the home team.
The scores:
New-York tribune., 1917-07-16
Yankees Come TO Life
Before Record Crowd
r.sntycght Thousand Cleveland Fans Watch Fisher and
Caldwell Battle lndians-1ome Run Baker
Has Big Day with Stick

and July 1In the of the greatest crowd that
Yankees to life here this afternoon and registered
~ !, ,;ctorv at the expense of Lee FOhls Indians.
M the Donovan boys within flirting distance third place
M AZ time seemed that the Indians to
for good. The hung by the invaders
~ orener and TO . in the closing engagement.
ng 10 the of the home club paid
~ m this Upwards of 100 within the gates
-. tsl attendance Of about 28.OO
New-York tribune., 1917-07-16
Eastern League
Empire City Entries

First raoo (tvo-yem-od.: huies FIVE AID ban
furlongs -ArrogFood. I0I. Empress, III hls
Bonero III; star class. III. BrOcate.le l07; Com
sora III: W,Wheek M.
Sn-ond race rhrse- year -olds and upward; mares :
selling. ore nlleJ--Fay0ur. ll4. LADY Ro'ha. l9s.
Aiacaret l.. % -D1rcas l09. G'1gersna9 ~. 81.
Third rae Uhree- year, olds and upward VII
,afnsbrifge Handicap, sb0It sir fufiOngl-hclyossa
Ii6. - I,idoro. iZZ. Tonhiu. ia ~ cudl-
hee rs. Kideo. l09. Mlkman. ll2. Bsily, lo7;
Tom M-raggsr. ia Pan Zareta i35.
Fourth rae ffhree year ods; Tsryiovn SAILING
stakes. one mile I'd Roche 100 'hiidee. l0l !.
sraightforrsrd. M. 'Brooklyn. l0l King Bss
got 100. 'HsnobAs lOl. Ballad. III; 'Aiss Mur-
ray, l04
FIN r.ne Ohres gear olds ard upward claiming.
ono nile and serenity yards lutons. ls2. Dan,
l05 sC7r Haven. ii8 princes Janice. Jos: 'Plan.
di,o. 10: Chsrmsuse. l0s. Spectre. eS. Past
master 10. Mangsnsse. us. 'Huckr0ss 1903. 'Ioi .
tery es. Right. % 'SDrnz Song %. Sosius. lls !:
Star Gsze. ll3. Carlton g. 10 Armament. li3.
sIIth rscs ltvo-year m0ders. colts snd
ge,linss. Eve fur'onss DR. johnson. IA. Rune.
cra't. III: Currency. IA. Cavan Boy. lli. Auriun.
ia Nepperhan. IA Caddy. lii
.Apprer,in~ allowance claimed
New-York tribune., 1917-07-16
Stars Fail to Overcome Han
dicaps-Clencoe A. {.
Wins
By A. c. CAvAGNARO

Upsets came thick and fast in the
annual outdoor handicap games OF the
Harlem Athletic League, held IN the
CITY College Stadium yesterday. The
recognized champions of the associ-
alton found il beyond human endur-
ance 10 overcome the handicaps allot-
ted. and the procession across inc nm
ish line was made up OF competitors
enioying the limit allowances. Ohiy
one scratch contestant succeeucu III
winning a first place, c-.,. -.
the Morningside Athletic CLUB, was one
Of those who went down WITH the ianu-
slide of stars. However, he went down
with flying colors, as nc, MADE gaI-
liant finish in the two-mlle race, paIs
ing seven men on the ilnal zap 10 DC
heaten by ten yards. The victor was
William Stokelcv. the rangy St. Chris
topher Athletic Club runner, VINO hau
the big start Of l25 yards.
The clubs of the league showed tnat
tbev were developing much promising
material. many novice runners scoring
,,ictories As their capabilities in open
comnetition were unknown, they were
allowed liberal handicaps. The out
standing feats among these new avn
Iotic aspirants were furnished by I'd
,rs,d Wsccanon. of the St. Christopher
Club. and Edward Hunter, a salem
Crescent runner The latter won tne
f00-vard dash from 10 yards, IN
q. 90 as. while Maccanon defeated
Hunter by one yard in the 3oO-yard
event.
Whitehouse Big Aid
The team point trophy, donated py
congressman Murray Hubert, went
20 the Glencoe Athletic Club princl,,
nallv through the great help afforded
bv Max Whitehouse, q new recruit
Wbitehouse is a student at the hlgh
School of Commerce, and is the present
broad jump champion among the h'sn
school boys. It'll, uh;.o
house also captured the running mop
step and jump. The ten points ne
earned were responsible for ms cIuo
nulling out close victory, WIN -
points. The st. Christopher CLUB fol-
lowed with 10 points, while the salem
Crescent Athletic Club had II and the
MorninPside Athletic Club 10,
Dave Rosenberg, winner of the shot'
nut vent in the recent junior patriotic
meet. was the only scratch winner,
tossing the 12-pound missile 90 feet
inches. In capturing the lOO,yard race
for girls Miss Mae Kahl broke @ Ine
league record by two seconds He'
time was 0:l3 %.
New-York tribune., 1917-07-16
1id Bills Men Win Two Games-Red Sox Lead League
Giants Slump Badly
But Cling to the Top
NcCraw Men Lose Three Out of Six Games Played During
Last Week-Bitter Struggle On in
American League

maintained its lead in the National League unimpared
although winning three out of the last week Cincinnati
and Brooklyn pace organization five
games.
Chicago forged the front and Saturday
although winning only four of Boston showed
little improvement worlds champions being able only
six games Yesterday Boston
Louis while Chicago losing Washington and
again took the lead
New-York tribune., 1917-07-16
Triple by Foster
In Ninth Inning
Wins for Senators

Chicago. July 15.--Eddie Fosters
triple in the ninth inning, when Wash
iugton had started a rally, drove in two
runs and gave the visitors the first
game of tho series here to-day, to ..
Erratic playing by the visitors, coup
led with opportune hitting, gave the
White SoY their early runs, and they
threatened TO tie or win the game in
the ninth when c. Harrity's error paved
the way for a run.
Johnson's good judgment in passing
Eddie Colli's with the tieing run on
third and ~ winning run on second
probably saved the game for Washing
ton.
New-York tribune., 1917-07-16


!. 10000 above the seating ca
~ = the grandstand and b!eaehers,
fE " overflow gathering Of many
.. "a. - encircled the playing field.
y s'i'.i -, into the crowd were good ior
?: ''i.si i,sians did not hit one into the
ln 'I.,; .,;nee against Ray Fisher in
- and got only two such blows
" second game. The 1anks GOV
,.;n the first game and one IN .he
y. Two pitchers who make ~
s "a beat Donovan's team had
~. ~. ,,.,,ortunities TO repeat this after
ssA w rIJ rather was able to tame the
E.' Ez',,o~. Manhattan. In fact, neitner
S.,,,d 10 the finish.
Heavy Bombsrdment
c,veleskie was heavily bonn
~ - The opener, and finally gave
W.. rinch hitter before the battle
~ Could finishing the game, Otis
',.s,th was driven OF the hlII II the e
- contest, and again Gould came
- - the damage done. Ihis tlme
% %y,,.s continued the slaughter az
.,,.nss OF the chubby boxman.
.'.T;shsr held the home team help
,bs first game. He issued only
,,, and allowed four hits--two OF
81 scrstches which rolled only a few
!. /, front of the plate. HIS mates
ND him up in faultless style ana
's,,. % Of the Indians was able TO get
-. land base. iris Speaker, kingpin
ts. Cleveland attack. did not get on
I, hss, in four trips to the plate
,,,,, the big Veymonter.
v, ,vo teams went through six inn
=, n scoreless baseball in the hrst
y, and then Frank Baker opened
-, No with a double over the heaos
~. ~ .rowd in right field. A minute
=. FINER Miller bounded one off the
-, line in right field, and the ball
80 into the crowd for another
s,ss scoring Baker.
' (. IL eighth the Ysnxs fanded on
r,r,,,ns hard. With one down, Peek
= a deer centre for two bases, ana
-, "a tbjrd on Baumann's one-basee
w "a centre, Paddy going TO second
!. Il. ,hrov.in. Pipp smashed single
80 - ..,,rs scoring Peck and Bau-
~, vi when Speaker threw TO the
~, N, rsced to second. Baker foi-
or,d Nh mother double against tne
M; ksg fence. and Pipp counted with
4. hsi rvn OF the game.
Yanks Keep at Ii
h.,meond game the Yankees were
rr r,oneer with the stick. CaldWeII
u,7 no means as effective IN keep
,ia,l,dians tame as Fisher had been
/, 4, o5sner. but the slim telegrapher
na, habit Of tightening up after tne
~. team got runners on the pains:
I. Indians nicked him for total OF
- hts, but the blows never arrived
y. rsaners on the paths.
1 required g steal OF the plate 70
rs .re Cleveland run and Elmer
KlEs hesye into the crowd oehind
e,t base 10 get the other. Cleveland
m,s3 in the first inning on Wamoys
l;ss, Chapman's sacrifice, an out ana
sl-ay's steal home.
L he third Hendryx reached second
"a islisr's choice and an error, and
n.,:st on Peck's single. Singles by
yls.s and Caldwell. a felder's choice
Y: Hsndryx's sacrifice fly gave the
!rn two runs in the fifth. Maisels
irg.., pass 70 Pipp and Bakers single
~; run in the sixth and chased
k-.e;h out.
J, he eighth Chapmsn's tumble on
Ai.l, singles By Pipp and Baker and
L-'fs double sent in three runs. An
s,r arrived in the ninth on HendryX's
re and steal and hit by Maisel.
.'l,'ys double and Miller's throw past
ace II the seventh gave the Indians
';'c second run.
New-York tribune., 1917-07-16
'Vmouth Wins Golf
Prize at Flushing

"a; .lno1th won the 18.hole han
t.i,,, ,nnsn.rt for the benefit of the
z, D'y Nursery on the links Of
II .,s,.hg Country Club yesterday.
~ - nsht was begun Saturday nd
z ~ g,,,. asfnssrs competed. By win
ss;.y ,.spth becomes possessor Of a
n e,mn'a.hted by r. II. Littlejohn.
;.,..',ai card was ss-1i-75. n.
-. N va. second with 9g-2O 70.
= 2, 80, :. Mantle and &. II. gteyick
Nj "''d with Sg-9 N, and 81 ~
,.s.s,, S'ys beat r. p. Porter in a
~ ~. i'Dnd for the Governor
~ s,,. |, playing The first 10 holes
|''',z n ,s 81 square, and In the extra
Al, " holss Boyd won BY ? and
IA ~, y y. Watt beat A. &. Chat
"a ,',. ~ snd viii meet BOYD In "J ,bs
New-York tribune., 1917-07-16

.tr,z.,f f,--, h v. nin,h 'aning
=. ........ : Q 559 -
e. s-Eoes ti,; s.s-., S,ss. gfr,,z
S7t-ss h.'7-f. " Jsd1yol "a sacrisoe
- iss., 49, ;syf-Dolis sud Aicl1nls.
~ .... 70 h,. rsn. Dggsn ara McInnN
its-1- ~. acc D1a A. Detroit. B,s,s
Va 80 HY-7s. Z rs "a 4, 10. -
81 a.. ~ 20 mp Ht ~ piths-By
~ -. r,rrk ol,-Ey D1lss g. bg
-. a S-@iss-%t-H. ON.1s tA1 McC;grlnick.
New-York tribune., 1917-07-16
Bush Pounds Ball
As the Tigers Win

'soii July l5.-Ths defence Of the
= ''slpaia Athletics went TO pieces
= eighth inning, and Detroit, scor-
's'' runs, won to-dsy's game, Z
:, s';N 'nd Myers we're hit hard, but
,. .sei twirler was more effective
slr,i. "'" vas VIC Va
-. s,ere:
New-York tribune., 1917-07-16
international League

&C. E;s1ess'' 4 s''''','S'i$' 'i''f g
Bauer,s-Peisrs and Allen; Hsrschs and HoSlsy.
Second game y. r
MontJsa o 0 0 "a 2 o
Batteries-Mcrsle and Allen. Gernsr ard How
New-York tribune., 1917-07-16
Record of Week
In Big Leagues

The weeks record in each league
of games played, won and lost, with
runs, hits, errors, men left on bases
and runs scored BY opponents, in
Guiding the games of Saturday, July
II, is as follows:
New-York tribune., 1917-07-16
erCOXD GAME


.rsitod 'o- HoFcrs 20 the fnh inning
.p-.tSd fo- Eo-b 20 the seventh inn'ns
:ns,,cd ,or Martin n The uirih lnoms n bs
Eostuu ........t.t-- n n-S
rs n & -HIS9sl.sr Hone TinT to fs7s5 :aS'
11,n.sn y, e.,is-. Miller 10 sisler. Austin 70 Ssior
Is,t on Boston st. LOUIS p,.., s I'm m sss Tls
on errors Boston. s. Lou's beas d.. ~
Koo5 ! ~ Moiynesut O. HIS and tMnse run, ~,
~ on shore. hs and nuns in ihrse lnL's ',iis i,
,'I ,,,,s An er, innlngs. N Koob. NJ IN Two
'nnins.. ~ MolSnean ! Dig in one, inning hipi. hp,.
ntt In rirth N Martin. no his IN ! nl'llIs l, itv
sbors p. by Pennocs. 2 hy Rogers hy MOOD: :;
VIVA pitch Martin. tmpircs- Li!dep'4AH N"i
Trant Time T.
New-York tribune., 1917-07-16
McVey Knocks Out Clarke

Panama, July l5.-- Sam McNey'. the
American negro HEAVYWEIGHT pugIiIs,,,' 70
to-day knocked out jeff Clarke OF fnli-
ndelphia, in the fifteenth round OF
twenty-round match.
New-York tribune., 1917-07-16
Standing of Major League Clubs
NATIONAL LEAGUE

GAMES TO-DAY
Chicago at New York
81. Louis at Brooklyn
Cincinnati at Philadelph'a
Pittsburgh at Boston
YESTERDAYS RESULTS
Ch,,.yo at New York (wet groundp
STANDING or TEAMS
az pe W. l.. Pc.
"a stl lCbIcago 43 40 .516
pail. 80 30 $40 BTkIyn. 30 90 ','' 80,
~ Inyls.. lz37 .53sl lBoston. ~ "a - s.a
Clnein'fi.. 46 ~ DIV VfHiS"" ="
New-York tribune., 1917-07-16
Rain Stops Cycle Races

The programme Of bicycle racing az
the Newark Velodrome yesterday was
nostponed until next WEDNESDAY even
INC on account of wet track.
New-York tribune., 1917-07-16
AMERICAN LEAGUE

NAWE0 1V-UFff
New York at Cleveland
Boston at It. Louis
Philadelphia at Detroit
Washington at Chicago
YESTERDAYS RESULTS
New York, 4; Cleveland, 0
New York, 8; Cleveland, 2
Washington. 6; Chicago,
Detroit. Z; Philadelphia,
Boston. 4; ST. Louis,
90 innings)
Boston, s.; st. Louis, 3
STANDING OF TEAMS
WLPc. w. l.. Pc.
po.ton 80 80 .625 Detroit. IL 80 .5l2
pp,so 5I Al .622 Wass'n. 80 as .423
C'..yand AZ 40 .52O PhilaS. 20 ~ 1882
", III Al AZ .526 81. Luis 81 81 1913
New-York tribune., 1917-07-16
Well! Well! Well!!!
FIRSr GAME
ro,ns. ESQ Totals. 29O427 Il

.Ba,ted for o'Neiu IN the eighth inning
fBstted for Coyeleskie in the eighth inning
New York. ...a...... o % o. %
Cleveland ........... 0 o 0 0 . 90
Tso-base hi,s-Bsksr (2). Miller Pockinpauyh,
Chapman Roth. Sacrifice :its-Gu.sto O'NeiN.
Ieft IN hss.S-New York s Cleveland. 5. Bases
on balls-Or Tither. l. OF Co,elesde. / Hits and
earned rins-oH Fisher 6 hts in nine innings:
OF Coveeskie. Q hits and runs In eight inninT
~ Gould. no hits and I'm one inning.
Struck out--By Fisher 5. py Coyeleskie uy
Could. .. Umpirss-Dineen and OLoughlin. TIN.
New-York tribune., 1917-07-16

Two-bsse hits-Miner. speaker, Gransy Stolen
hssss-Masel t2l. HendpX. WsmhSganss sac
rhcs hts-Msgee Chapman. Sacrifice hy-lieh'
dryI Double piays-Eyans ana Gu!sto; WamiN,
gsrss: Quito Chapman and 0Neil: Baker Maise
and Pipp Left on hascs-New York. >; Cleveland
8 Bases on errors-New York. 2. Bases on balls
or Caldwell. or Lambeth. ] OF Gould. J.
Hi's ard esrnsd runs--Or Caldwell. hits IN
nine inuings: Of Lambeth. : hits and run III
Eve innings none out in sixth. pitched N three
bs.tsrs or Gould. 3 hits anj run IN four nm
irrs struck oui-Ry Caldwell 6. Umpires-
O'fouzhlIn ard Dine.n. Time-e05.
New-York tribune., 1917-07-16
American Association

Iea,isrfli. s. -. Paul. .;
Logisrlis. s, F11,:
To'sdo. 4: Ksnsas City ?
CO'umbus. nlraukee. z
Hlnrsxpolls 9. Indianapolis. J.
Indiansp polls. 4. Minneapolis. g.
New-York tribune., 1917-07-16
Senators Stop Indians

After the disastrous series with
Cleveland, in which it did not win a
game, Boston met Detroit. and won on
Wednesday and Saturday. Three Of
Boston's defeats were shut-outs. Cleve-
land continued its good work and sent
it's string of straight victories TO seven
before it met defeat at the hands Of
Washington Saturday.
Philadelphia did as we'll against st.
Louis as it did against Chicago and
went into seventh place ahead Of the
Browns. Two of New York's three VIC
tories were in extra inning games, the
Yankees beating ST. Louis Z to 5 in
seventeen innings Thursday and Chi
cago 8 TO in eleven innings Friday
Yesterday the Yankees took two
games from Cleveland and are now
within half game Of third place
again.
New-York tribune., 1917-07-16
Reds Climb Ladder

Cincinnati started the week by taking
two games from Boston, and in the
series with New York captured three
out of five, advancing during the week
from fifth to fourth place. st. Louis
broke even in six games and gained on
Philadelphia, which is still in a slump.
Brooklyn had a good week. taking one
out of two from Chicago and four out
of five from Pittsburgh.
Tho week in the American began by
Chicago regaining the lead. Boston fall
ing to second place and Cleveland pass
ing New York and taking third posi-
tion. The Chicago White Sox finished
the series with Philadelphia, from
which team they gained only one vic
tory out of four contests. Wednesday
the White Sox went back TO second
place, Boston taking the lead.
Thursday New York dropped two to
Chicago, which again traded places
with Boston. Chicago took three out
of four from New York. the only de-
feat being an eleven-inning game Fri
day
New-York tribune., 1917-07-16

Rainy weather caused many double
headers late in the week in the Ma
tional. On Wednesday all the games
were postponed because Of rain, and
Philadelphia did not take part in con
test until Friday.
New York ended he series with St.
Louis Monday by winning for the
fourth time in succession. The Giants
were idle then until Thursday. when
Cincinnati took both ends of a double
header from the league leaders. The
Giants won Friday, but on Saturday
were only able 70 break even in two
games. Sallee. who beat ST. Louis Mon
cay and Cincinnati on Saturday, won
two out of the three victories credited
TO the Giants.
New-York tribune., 1917-07-16

To.,,s 4lIsO15l Totals. s' % 10
.Rstte8 fo- Miller iu the seventh inning
.pe,,ei for Lavan in The seventh innns'
~ inr EumLer ln lna .ey-u-n uI--l-
New-York tribune., 1917-07-16

'Tle game. Saturday. July u.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-10-17
CITY COUNCIL
APPROVES BONDS

city council last night approved Of
an ordinance authorizing the sale Of
$4,000 worth OF city bonds to pay for
the construction OF sewer pumping
plant for the Calumet avenue district
sewer. The bonds will be sold in $1,000
issues, twenty years. at ~ per cent.
payable semi-annually.
The following appropriation ordin-
ances were passed $500 for sewer clean
ing; $500 for maintenance of city
stables; $4,000 to be used in paying ex-
penses of city election, Nov. s; $500
for use of paving inspectors OF public
work.
Councilman Williams complained OF
the necessity Of fencing in the old city
dumping grounds at Columbia park. II
was stated the board of works would
take up the matter Immediately.
The council approved of the list Of
thirty-seven election inspectors for the
coming municipal election.