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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-05-01

avenue. which when completed. viii
add greatly to the appearance of the
building.
Mrs John BlauI. Jr.. Mrs. Charles
Eggers and Mrs. Carl Buehler visited
at the Hammond Red Cross headquart-
ers Monday evening.
Misses johanna Coughlin and Ceosi-
IA Eggers visited the formers aunt
and uncle IN Chicago, Sunday.
Ed Kerner Of Hammond. visited with
friends here Sunday.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-05-01

s. c. Simpson was in Chicago on bus
mess yesterday,
Word has been received from Tom
Purchase and Mckinley Deathe, who
recently enlisted for special war work
and are stationed at Lafayette. that
they have successfully passed the ex-
animation.
Mrs. Wallace Hayden IS very sick
with little hopes OF her recovery.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-05-01

no more heroes, nor
Drawer men than are
our boys today fight
ing in France for
country and freedom.
Men with dauntless
spirits men of red
blood. courage. ener-
gy. vim and vigor
are needed every day
behind the lines as
well as behind the
guns. You need iron
in the bloodl Every
healthy man or wom-
an should have about
as much iron in his
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-05-01
The Iron Men OF History.

Cromwell was said to rule with an
iron hand. His roundheads were
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-05-01

Charles Steele who IS forlxing in Ken,
eucky IS visiting his family here.
New-York tribune., 1918-02-21
Ball Iossers
In First Drill
At Fordham

twenty-five candidates answered the
initial call for baseball practice at
tordham University yesterday after
noon. Bill Keane, the new coach, was
IN charge, and after giving the players
a chance to timber up their muscles by
light work in the cage sent them out
ror spin around the track.
Practice will be held every dav in
the gymnasium for about two weeks.
when, it is thought, outdoor work will
be possible on the diamond
Four "F" men from the 1917 team
were among the candidates. They are
Bill Finn and jim McQuade, pitchers.
and Eddie Eustace and Tom Shankev,
outtleldcrs. Coach Keane will be forced
to procure an inGeld and catcher from
the new material. lie Fevre, a former
tordham Prep intielder, announced his
candidacy for the backtield assignment.
The material in quantity is up to the
normal standard at Fordham, and de-
spite the lack OF veteran players Coach
Aeane should be able to weld a fair
The election for captain
viii be held to-day.
New-York tribune., 1918-02-21

pacco pounch. but Mike doesn't think
inuch OF these amateurs. you'd steal
1hc gold filings out Of cove's teeth. +"
ne says, and gets laugh.
lnasmuch as Mike won't compro-
mise, Mr.. Barrymore sees that it is
ail OIL, and he jauntily tosses the to-
hacco .pounch secreting the necklace
to friend, and tells the friend he
wlli meet him later at the club. Then
ne ", lights another cigarette.
With that they resume arguing for
another fifty feet of celluloid Which
gives Mike chance to get in a counln
"i %, more Curse yers!" and at the
most lnopportune moment the bulls
arrive and begin massagng the hinges
cN INC amateur cracksman's front door
hlke rushes to the window to ascend
ms rope, but some one has pinched tho
fGpe on him. A professional burlar is
always greatly put out when anv one
steals his rope and Mike acts down
hearted. But Barrymore has an ana
Ieur rope IN the closet, and with haste
ne 1astens it TO a diyan and tells Mile
10 slide for his life.
Mike has just begun sliding when
na .r,rymore cuts The rope, and the prob
aolilties are that Mike is still going,
:. AND as for you, Jack Barrymore.
curse vert" 'iN -
New-York tribune., 1918-02-21
Boxing News and Notes
BY FRED HAWTHORNE.

We haven't been sleeping so well, re-
Gently
And yesterday. with the hint Of
spring in the air. We dozcd at the
throttle of our ''visible' 1t was mid
afternoon, and the noisome nighthawks
had not yet started in to make life un-
bearable. 1t was great doing weather;
we did doze.
Just when the chatter Of the bright
young staff of the women's page had
softened down to pleasant drone in
our ears, the telephone bell tangled
brutally. and we staggered to our feet
and lifted the receiver Fatal moment!
at is barely possible that you have
not been put in touch with the details
of OUR ABSOLUTELY UNEQUALLED
programme Of tistic events for to-mor-
row row evenings entertainment at the
Broadway Sporting Club, of Brooklyn
Yes, this is John Tea Dunn talking
none other, good friend, NONE other.
"For our star event, if | may term
1t such and yet do justice to the rest of
card that has not been equalled in a
twelvemonth, those stout contenders for
Al McCoy's middleweight crown, Young
Ahearn and Italian Joe Cans, will ex-
change blows. The records of these two
desperate fighting men is ample guar
antec that their battle will be q SAN
CULINARY one. A Knockout in this en-
counter looks IMMINENT, for both men
will strive their mightiest to land the
crushing blow that Win spell disaster
for one or the other.
"Our second ten is fully as promis-
ing of dire results, for Battling Lain.
the pride of Flatbush will swap
rAnches with Red Mcdonald, the
bruising bantam from Jersey City. The
winner VII nei, Of this this bout will imwedately
that division. The usual high class
preliminaries will precede the main at
fractions. Altogether, the fans will
probably turn out in such numbers as
New-York tribune., 1918-02-21
Newark Bowler
Assumes Lead
In Big Tourney

CINCINNATI, Feb. 2o.-B. Waoner
OF the Neuberth Colts. of Newark. n. J.
assumed the lead in the individual
event of the American bowling con-
gress here to-day by piHng up total
Oh Gso pms in his three games. His
boWllng is without doubt the hos, +ha+
mas been seen here thus far. Ho 90
cunuiated PA in his opening p,ne
ADDED 2o9 to this in the second and
'hen finished up With q score of a41 -
ohly an hour previous Cincinnati;
po"lefs mad accumulated enough nins
20 put them III the first three positions
III 'lao 'nIS event Eddie Wetterman rolled
49, H. stewart CPS and j. Kuhl tied
t,'e u previous high score of 62S held bv
e. e.. -n nioa."elsoh. AS originally announced.
stewart was given a count of COS hnt
retabulation gave him an addit;o@na1 @
pin. ''i 'Uul ''oiial
= In the doubles to-day Lush and
lBianey went into the lead With , SiS ''l.'
Ii iNesman and lmmert bowled into 500.
ohd place with l,l93. Kurleman and
bflnkman succeeded in getting third
pace with Lie, and Wetterman and
frles, fourth, with LIS. All Of tbcse
men are from Cincinnati.
Sixteen teams from the local lodro
OF Elks occupied the alleys on the first
sni1t OF the five-man teams tonight
whlle sixteen other teams, all from
ioeai ciubs or industrial concerns.
boWled on the second shift.
Inc executive committee OF tho
american bowling congress held its an
nual meeting to-day and transacted
outline business. Toledo annearoG 'tu ~
be leading in the contest for the 1of0
tourney 'A'
New-York tribune., 1918-02-21
.erriss Easy
Squash Victor
Over Bennett
Veteran Player Proves Puzzle
to Rival in Crescent
A. c. Match
BY A. c. Cavagnaro

W. T.. Mcrriss showed his oldtimc
form in defeating d. c. Bennett in a
squash tennis match of the team
tourney at the Crescent Athletic Club
, yesterday. Bennett had considerable
difficulty in solving his rivals varied
game. being downed in two straight
games by score of 15--12, 15-6.
Mcrriss, who is a veteran squash
player, used puzzling change of pace
and a timely 'cross-court shot to col
Iect his aces. Bennett would invariably
smash the ball with all his force in
the hope of catching his opponent out
of position, but Mcrriss, with good
position play, handled the speedy shots
~ clever fashion. In the opening game
Bennett put up hard fight, scoring
frequently with "kills,' only to be
fooled by Mcrriss's change of pace
game at critical moments during the
closing hands.
Scores Aces Quickly
The second game found Merriss scor-
ing, aces quickly on placement shots
and drives into the tclltalc bv Bea
nett when the latter attempted ito keen
the ball at a low angle.
Team No. 1, of which Merriss is also
a member. chaked up second victory
When Frost lIaviland defeated A. r.
NclIl by score of 3, 15-l2. The
members of Team No. have sustained
only two defeats in ten matches and
appear the likely winners of the tour
nty. Haviland's continued round the
court attack and returns to the back
wall corners proved deceptive for Ncill
tG handle cleanly and return them to
the front wall. In the second game
Nclii $ play improved considerably. but
ne often was caught out Of position on
ms rivals lightning returns off the side
walls w.
ONcill Beats Hurley
George O'NeilI won handily over J
r. Hurley in the third match bv
score of l5-9. 8. O'Neill proved
Iittie too experienced for his opponent,
but he often bowed to a sharp cross.
court shot that Hurley frequently
brought into execution to collect the
majority of his aces.
New-York tribune., 1918-02-21
Girl From the Golden West Hun1bles
COL Ruppen With Her ST. Bernard
Winners at Garden Show
WIRE HAIRED POINTING Gn1rroNs

WIRE HAIRED POINTING GRIrFONs
Novice VICE clogs -SNiliam Tallmann's Ross aoe
,,l.,oa i%nit 'doSsl-l" A. Ihehauds Marquis Dt
r, olcn (doss)-Dr. E. b. Lyuss Bolcro vcr
Winners (doss)--pr L. r. rlyus's Bolcro v,r
GimbShcim.
p, Novice tbitchcs) William Tslman's lomorcs
=, Limit t'I'chcs)--L. A. 'rhobaud's Pauline De
Open Cbitcbesl Mis- Alice w. Clarks Kcn':
LuSeuc DC Gicylock
Winners (oi'ches>-I. A. Thebauds Pauline pc
ST BERNARDS
ruppes dogs and bitches: rough|-r. schlic-
Novice dogs: roush)--Iscoh Ruppert's Oh BOY,
,mSTg"t, erGd 'dogs and bitches roughJacob
dnsa 6,@t ,g dos roushl-5acob Rupport. Oh Boy
Winners tdoss rougu-->Ilss G. r. Trasks
HnIa,, Hmsmp9n nrasNood Ben Barry reservcc. Jacob
Novice clutches rough -~acob Rupperts' Eastern
Limit (0itchcs; rousn,-1acob Ruppcr..s Al,
"pnen lbitcAcs: roush,-,la Huppcrt.s Bo rce,.
rO..'lr MlnAerS ,bi1chcs>-,acoo Euppefts 30 Peep:
r,oS Movlfe &c clogs and bitches smocth)--H. Il. Pal
Lin. Limit (doss and bitches; srnooth)-IacoS RUPERT s
NO! orsn s ldess and bitches smooth,--lacob nup
,,,H Wnncrs doss and bitches smooth)-rIr Jacob
;;p,r ;n r Foriia reserve Jacob Kupperts Champion
CLUMBER spANIEIS
y Limit dogs and bitchcs)-Elizabeh DOUGLASS
t,oos open (dcgs and bitches)-Elizateth Douglass
Mlnmers (dogS and bitchcs)Elizabeth Douglas
beeciiSr0ye Rodin.
FIELD SPANIELS
: :, Limit 'doss aud bitchos)-R. H. AIorrs's Lord
, Open (doss and bitches)-R. H. Alorris's Lord
Berie. '"
GREAT DANES
:, I. Puppies (dossl-Georse d. r. Lcith's Rolling
Novice ldoss)-c Ludwig's primus l.. v we,sc-
nau. ~
:, Limit (doss)-Charlcs Ludvis's primus l.. V.
Nosouau v
Open dogs NIarlequin)-I. T. Mlers Champion
Open (doss: bsinde)-W. Craham's Rufflvn Mar
dus.
New-York tribune., 1918-02-21
Yale Captain
Equals Record
In Swimming

NEW HAVEN. Feb. 2o-can+an
Mayer, of the Yale swlmminr tean, -
was forced tonight to equal the "'' ir
oercoilcgiatc record of 25 s seconds -
"in the o0-yard event from his ia ~
rival, Mike Prendergast, of Brown ' 1rn; p'u
v,erslty. He also defeated him IN w., w.
5oo,yard 20 swim in the rare time of Of
% 4-5 seconds. ''''e oA
we WeIch was the only Brunonian 70
corral first place, taking Tho ~. 90
lance plunge with float of 5s feat us. g
inches; Wagner, of Yale. caused 'eu e., o
PRISE pr, by finishing ahead OF Hincls -
the !e 22o-yard swim Y ale Won 'e%a the IN IN
~ ne 90 points to Is points. '''NV
Inc summary:
IS sSSi 'Fow, second Peters Brown. tr rfeTeT rn
NjrIianS ulye-"on We hy BENJAMIN Yale ~ o,r.
ici.ety. Yale, second; Lawto grn,,7, ~ po'n's
YARD s"lm,-Won by Wagner VIA e''iIu. ~.
min. AZ As sec A''0"ii' tinrd Time. 2
T oll nLlnye y,, for distance-won by w.lcb pm...
* ycs, @'e second; Ladd grown tnrd Dstsmns
y,at svo-yard yard swlm-Won by Mayer Yale. p,o,,o.
o@ - seconds. '"ie' 'hlTd Tliue
,,,-' -uo-yard team relay race-Won bv ,.,.
s tains ,tl lam ARCHIBALD. Pretyman uiIchs a; IN
~ 'aSer' ilInc. min. 40 sec '" Nap-
New-York tribune., 1918-02-21

rsn opGn clogs .gd ntc,ss any solid color except
"'%aS' %""ey' S. r'%%s %wss + rSi%a. Mss'"" T.
NoSico SHchss,Ic Ludwiss g r'"ycss "G""E L. ''0''
r,,i n'Tit ,i, hes)-~George d. II. Lciths Rolling
=, o., Open lOitchcs harlcouin>-Mrs, Il, +. schmdts
Open clutches brIndley-Gcorge u. #. Lcihs
y, Winners I1 'O,clvsl p. r 1eIth's nolos
hitl lduna' reserve. c. i.udwg's Princess l..
RUSSIAN WOlFHOuNDS
Iuppies (logs) Mrs J. J. Lcwis's Bistri
Novice tdogs l--Dclawarc Valley Farms Nigilan,
American bred doss--vallcy Farm kennels os-
Limit tdossl-Vallcy Farm Kennels os,rand O.
oren ,Cdoss>-vallcy Farm Kennels ostraud o
Winners (dogs) )vailey Farm Kennels ostrand o
Valley Farm: reserve. Valley Farm Ncnnels'
ruppics (bltchcs) -Osra O. Valley Farm
Novice (oches)IMTs. NJ lrlanser's Vlaska "
American bred bitthcs-Vallcy Farm kcnnels'
Limit lhltches) valley Farm Ncnncls volsa V
G% acrs sdy p' Fa M'Ss Ksnncs N9s% vos.
y reserve. Valley Farm Kennels Narno o
roMERANIANs
Puppies tdossl-vioa G. procors Sherwood
Novicc dorsl-Mrs. E S. Anards romand
American bred tdossl-Mrs. L. A. Argus
Miss L. G. Illdon's Atom Aboulla.
lhmil dogs; seven pounds and under brown
Mrs l.. A. ArSus's Chocolate onoto
Limit cloes, seven pounds and under; sable)-
Mis- oliu Finney's Atom Squih.
Limit fdogs and hitchcs) seven pounds
Mrs Henry llills oncy lIoneymoon.
open doSs seven pounds and under: any color)
Mrs. Ulin iinncys Atom Squlb
Opcn togs and bitches. over seven pounds)-
Miss Lean Schillings Naughty Chocolate Prince
Winners (dogsl-MtS. olin Finney's Atom Sqlth:
reserve. Mrs. O. T.. Lakelands Mnegold Glory
luppes (bItchesl-Nlrs. w Wylie's Cairrhan
Julia.
Julia.
American bred tbitchcs)-NIrs L. s Allar,ls
Pomland Little Venus
Limit clutches: seven pounds and under; blacl;)
Mrs W. w. Wyiics Cardhu Tossc
Limit clutches; pounds and under: broN-)
g, 7. Ohmsicdc's Ohm's Baby
thmlt bitches: seven pounds and under. sable,-
Mrs r. ; AlMd's romand Little Venus
Limit clutches. seven pounds and under an
color except black. brown or sablo)-Nliss Il. G.
ilvdon'S Afon jeanette.
New-York tribune., 1918-02-21
Egan Unable TO Go on
Trip With N. Y. u. Five

New York University's basketball
team held its final practice in the
University Heights gymnasium yes
terday afternoon in preparation for its
annual trip upstate, to be taken the
latter part of this week On Friday
the Violet quintet will be matched
against Syracuse in a return game.
while on Saturday the New Workers
VIII endeavor TO wipe out the defeat
sustained at the hands OF the COLGATE
five last Saturday night.
Director OF athletics Franl. n. Cam
announced yesterday afternoon that
Floyd Egan. acting captain and star
OF the team. would be unable to 20
along with the squad.
New-York tribune., 1918-02-21
Weinert Hangs Up
High Billiard Avera 90

navld a, Weinert hung up the bjpb
apVeTage a NJ OF ll.27 in defeating Cbarjsss 's 81
ino ua'enews' oanin Of Brooklyn, in the even
haTl, f,n'G i;n h'1i oi the national Class p Is
at ''f,,s'e The Na i'lard W championship tourney
DAY; The score was 200 to l48 As ester
Charles E. White. Of Brooi,,,,,, a..
Gaeiendlng champion, won AN ,'r1i,1 .He
ngh5 from Julian Rice, the Colna,t;a p'+Ili = i
S5Gouoent, 5oa IN the afternoon by scoro ia "a
-oo TO 1872. The title holder eUlG rali;o ol
ts,.iiohsly' after trailing Rice in '''tSo ~
ith'r'y-hrst inning by 164 to III WI; 'i+e
r mad an average Of 1916 and " h;r'e H'.e
New-York tribune., 1918-02-21
Five
Beat All-Star
Service Team

The Crescent Athletic Club defeated an
all-star Army and Navy combination at
basketball on the Crescent court in
Brooklyn last night, by score of 33
to 1G. Trailing by 1G to in the first
half, the clubmen had overtaken their
rivals after less than three minutes of
playing in the second period.
Swenson, Trenkman and Austin re-
placed Crescent mates in the second
period. and with the substitutions the
Half Moon five played like new
team. The Army and Navy FIVE was
soon trailing and kept continually on
the defence. Eddie Butler and Nicklas,
the captain, each played a splendid
game, especially in the second period.
They were their teams greatest point
getters, while Buffers guarding was
on The sensational order Seaman
scored ten points for the combined
forces.
The lineup follows:
New-York tribune., 1918-02-21
Record for Mrs. Hure|

PlNEHURsT, N. G., Feb. 2o.-Cover-
ing ing the championship course in SO
41-ol o-day at Pinehurst, Mrs. Dor
o1hy Campbell Hurd, OF Pittsbureh.
broke all records made by women golf,
Ms Ms III recent years on this course.
~ rs. Is. Hurd; who won the qualifying
altua. nt;. ln the last national champion
an.p sournament, and who has held the
ha.lohal title as we'll as the CHAMPION
ships of Canada, England and Sno. lo,.-
land, IS regarded as very dangeroms
contender for the North and South titie
when MISS Elaine Rosenthal will do >
iend here a few weeks from now.
New-York tribune., 1918-02-21
South Atlantic Colleges
To Have Mile RELAY

~, PHILADELPHIA. Penn. Feb. 90
ne one mile relay championship of
'he south Atlantic intercollegiate As
sociation has been added to the list
OF events at the University of Penn
;Syivania Relay Carnival TO be held
mere on April 26 and q, it was an
nounccd to-day.
Included in the membership Of the
asSociatlon are Johns Hopkins, Geor-
gla Icch. Georgetown, Richmond COL
lege, University of North Carolina 81
Johns College, Of Annapolis. Md:
Maryland State College, Washington
ana Lee, George Washington Univer-
S'ty' Catholic University, Virginia
colleges of the near South. Taamss
from at least six of these institutions
VIII compete in tho event, the an
MOunccmcnt said ~
New-York tribune., 1918-02-21
Courage N. Y. A. G. Star,
Enters Aviation Service

Garland S. Courage. the most promis-
,Ing or the younger athletes OF the
New ork Athletic Club, yesterday re-
enter the aviation service had been ~
cepted. He has been ordered to be in
readiness for call to the trainine.
camps at either Princeton or Cornell
Courage also gave out the informs.
ton that Charles Ten Evck. the dis
lance runner OF the New York Athletic
Cub, had passed his examination and
Wi-s ,,i nov flying at the aviation camp AT
New-York tribune., 1918-02-21
Overton Not to Compete
In Preparedness Games

Lieutenant John w. Ovorton. of the
Marine Corps, will not compete in the
mira set OF preparedness games which
lake place at the 47th Regiment Arm
cry, Brooklyn, next Saturday NIGHT.
AS early as two weeks ago. word
reached this city, in a letter from
Charles Jordan, OF the Paulist Athletic
Club, that Overton was a member of
transport sailing for France. It
was hoped by local A. A. u. officials
that Ovcrton would be able to com
pete IN the national championship
games
New-York tribune., 1918-02-21
J. P. Leo, Jr., Defeats
J. j. Slattery at So,,a sb

A handicap of five aces helped J. p
Leo lr., to defeat J.. j. Slatterv
rscratch) in third round match of the
Glass B squash tennis tourney al The
New York Athletic Club yesterday. The
scores were 15-5, 11-15, 15-1l.
Leo made frequent use of straight
IRONY wall "klll. and hard cross
IN lntercepting. In the second and
third games Slattery forced his rival
INTO many long rallies, and managed
TO win tn majority of them.
New-York tribune., 1918-02-21

to Jam the clubhouse. POPULAR prices
will prevail"
Say, John. how about the tickets !
Last week, you may recall. VIC got the
frozen face at the box Office, aud the
marble top at the outer portals wanted
to know if we wished TO go on with the
winner. Rough stuff, John, rough
talk"
"Excusa me, boss. out l clean up de
rubbish,' said the voice of Henry, the
driver of the Office dustpan. as he began
to flick about our feet with the turkey
feather duster.
Zip Another nightmare gone.
How people DO get different opinions
of the same subject! just the other
night the publicity man" for Joe Lynch
and Dave Astey. the local bantams, sent
US WIRE from Philadelphia declaring
that Joe had decisively beaten Benny
Nalgar and that Dave had wallopcd the
sawdust out of Mike Ertlc. The follow
ing day the exchange editor dumped
three Philadelphia papers on our desk.
Every one gave Nalgar and Ertlc as the
winners all the way, with the losers
never having chance.
Which explains "why boxers have
managers"
=, Narrowly avoided collision with Leo
rPugnacious" Flynn, manager of K. @.
BiIl Brennan. yesterday afternoon. Leo
was taking the corner of Park Row and
frankfort Street on one heel as we
were "dogglng"i to the bridge. While
getting untahgled Leo p. spilled a lot
OF pugnacious persiflage about Bren-
mans bout with Jack Dempsey at Mil
Waukee next Monday night The only
u,oNSkhl H.. II! Z II tact we can remember is
that Mister Flynn is superbly confident
that Knock Out Bill is going to do
everything but assassinatc DEMPSEY
Yes, we are positive that's what Leo
said. nav Lieu
We're Just pining TO say something
cuv,ing guy ana sarcastic about Jess vii,
this morning, but it won't come ont
New-York tribune., 1918-02-21
Ice Race Called Off

RED BANK, n. j.. Feb. 20. Las
nights rain and southwest wind cut
away so much ice that the second
championship ice yacht race scheduled
for this afternoon and the carnival Sc,
for Washington's Birthday were called
abrupt ending. The Ingenue, whicn
gave the Imp such a trimming yester-
day, won the penuant, and also the
North Shrewsbury Club daily pennant'
New-York tribune., 1918-02-21
Women Stars to Bowl

novel contest has been arranged
iorr for the Harlem Palace bowling alleys,
2o2 East l2oth Street. tomorrow. Three
OF the very best women bowlers of the
west, Mrs. Goldie Grcenwald. Miss
Grace Garwood and Miss Hazel Bark.
OF CleVeland' Will engage in morning
and afternoon matches with Miss Kathe'
ryn Mesloh. Mrs. Ruff and Mrs. Rnemn-
ler: These matches will start at n. m
and p. m, respectively
New-York tribune., 1918-02-21
Fenn Defeats Lafavetto

.l,i .pl,illLIADELPHIA, Feb. 2o.-pennsvl-
vania kept up its clever work :, i,''iSs ,sas
'netoall : tonight by easily de faatf,5o 80
d@ dm@alayette at Wcightman Hail hv ing
ov 10 ~ score. Fast floor worL .nS
ssnooting by Stannard and Swee@n,, ,,!1,,
teatured for Pennsylvania. wb;le '9iars Can
wi.h ca,H emerson .tsn ,excelled for Lafayettrr
WIN WIN three field goals and twelve fo,,
losses The first half ended ia +o ~ oui
New-York tribune., 1918-02-21
De Pauw Turns Over
Fifth Captain to u. 6. A

, GREENCASTLE, Ind, Feb. 2o-De
Pauw has lost its fifth athletic canS
,aln OF the year. with the departure ~
John 7. Wheat, jr., captain-eiect Of +Se
1913 football squad The other fon,
each entered some branch Of military
,, Wheat has enlisted in the Officers,
reserve Aviation Corps and IS visit
ing home prior to his call in March
New-York tribune., 1918-02-21
St. Peters Five Wins

The shooting and foorwork of j. Nc
Loughlin, left guard, enabled the fast
and undefeated st. Peters Prep basket
ball team, Of New Jersey, to overhaul
the Aavler High School quintet, on the
latter's court yesterday afternoon. bv
the score of 20 to II.
New-York tribune., 1918-02-21
Peddie Wins Title

, LAWRENCEvILLE, N. j.. Feb. 90
Lia"reedncevllle lost to Peddie to-
aaay. rs to 25, in the most excjtins osr w. w.,
mere this season. The game dee;dad sainG
'1ae tne IT,, New Jersey State scholastic has has
he.oa'l championship. For Peddie the
STARS were brewer and Wilson. Can1
tain Bowen, Walters and Won Wn;son zap
we'll for Lawrenceville. e' prayed
New-York tribune., 1918-02-21
Hockey Games Tonight

Two schoolboy hockey games will be
played onight at the Brooklyn Ice Pal
ace. In the more important one New
Utrecht and Erasmus will cross sticks.
a victory means the lead in the cham
plonship race for the Flatbush boys. In
the other game Jamaica will meet Com.
mcrclal.
New-York tribune., 1918-02-21
Turns Down Managership

>, PORT HURON, Mich, Feb. GOV
d. Watkins, of Port Huron, former
manager of the Indianapolis baseball
club of the American Association, to-
uay announced that he declined re
een' @ ofer to manage that club this sea
New-York tribune., 1918-02-21
Curse yer, Jack Barrynoore!'
By Louis Lee Arms

Jack Barrymore certainly swell dubbnp nm an
oao"v last night You can't always tell about
SOFT roll language and the patent lcathe hair
The fight making shoe str;n c,+cl a H.
mona necklace much as he used asmae
he was am outielder with the New York; Giants