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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-04-08
FOE TRUSTEE TOWNSHIP

LuIINI 7 N EN-
Please announce TO the voters OF
North Township. that l viii be a
candidate for the nomination for Town
ship Trustee. subject to the decision or
The Republican primary.
90 WA. Z. WAFER.
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O JUDGE. ROOM ,.

LGlt0T IALLo.
Please announce to the voters OF Lake
County that viii be a candidate for
denomination for the office of Judge,
Room s. Lake Superior. Court. at Gary.
subject to the decision Of the republican
primaries, May :.
CHARLES L GREENWALD.
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JUDGE SUPERIOR coUnr NO /

Ealt0r IIAIES:
Please 60 the voters or Lake
County that win be a candidate for
the Republi an nomination of Judge or
the Lake Superior Court. Room !, 10 sue
coed myself. subject TO the vote at the
Primaries - be held May 9TH. 1913. and
] earnestly ask the support Of all.
s-4- VIRGIL s. REITER-
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Democratic Ticket.

Editor TINES:
Please announce my name a. a candi-
date for the office Of Constable of North
Township Of Lake County, Indiana, on
the Democratic ticket. subject to the
will OF the voters al the primaries TO be
held on May 7. 1918.
Sis JOHN u. BIELSKi.
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FOR EHERIYP.
Editor TIMES

LeIlLOr IIMLS.
VIII you please that l am =
candidate for denomination on the re-
publican icket for Sheriff OF Lake
County. subject TO the decision CT the
primaries TO be held May Z. and I re-
spectfully solicit the support OF all re-
publicans?
3-I9- LEW BARNES.
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LAAtpA llA1l1o.
Please announce to the voters OF
Calumet Township. that l will be q
candidate for the nomination for Town
ship Trustee, subject to the decision of
the Republican primary.
SO W. J. WILLIAMS
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FOE COUNTY ~sURvEYoa.

VIII YOU please announce 70 the re-
puhliosns &c Lake County that I will be
a candidate for denomination for the
office Of County Surveyor. which I now
hold. before The republican primaries
on May 2?
IL RAY SEEI .rY
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roR TOWNSHIP ASSESSOR.

Lu1f2t IiAiFt1s
Kindly announce that vail be a can
didate for denomination for the office of
township assessor for Nortn to0n ship
on the republican t.c'1et ct The primaries
on May the IA. 1918.
ser BEET. f. ESCHER.
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County that I will be e candidate for
denomination for the office OF County
Commissioner for hrst district. subject
to the decision Of the republican pri-
maries. May Z.
3-1S- GEORGE Q. SCHAAF.
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ron JUSTICE OF THE PEACE.

Editor ME
Please my name as p candi-
date for Justice of the Peace for and
in Calumet Township. Lake County. In
diana. on the Republican ticket. Subject
10 the primaries held May :. 1918.
as HENRY WELLNER
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t OF PEACE CENTER rwP.

IHIIINT IN ~
Please announce chat / viii be a an
didate for denomination for Justice Of
the Peace Of Center township. 70 sue
coed myself. on the Republican ticket.
subject 10 tho viii Of the voters at the
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IuIIOT IINLN.
You are authorized to to the
Republican voters Of Lake County that
I am a candidate for nomination OF
County Treasurer OF Lake County on
the Republican ticket. subject to the
decision OF the primaries on May z.
respectfully ask their support IN my
candidacy.
al THOMAS =. ROBERTS.
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II you faI to recstNe youI copy of TIE II-tEs AZ
promptly a. yoa have i'm the past. please do not think
It has been lost OF was not sent on time Remelnher chat
the railroads are engaged VITA the urgent movement 81
troops and theis supplies. that there IS unusual pressure
a various parts OF the country for food and f1el; that
the railroads have more business than they can handle
promptly For that reason many trains ats late THE
TINES has increased It's natllns equipment and = co-
operating in every way with the postofAce department
TO expedite delivery. Even SO. delays az inevitable be
cause OF the enormous demands upon the railroads ane
the withdrawal or men from many lines Of work
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Please to the voters of Lake
County that ! VIII be candidate for
the Republican nomination Of Judge OF
the Lake Superior Court. Room Ne. >, &c
succeed myself. subject to the primaries
Of May z. 1918.
49, WALTER T. HARDY.
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FOR Trustee xo1rH rowNsHrr

Editor TIMES:
Kindly announce - the voters OF
North Township. tina will be a candi-
date for the nomination for Township
Trustee. subject 10 the decision q the
Republican primary.
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Editor TINrs

Editor TINES:
Please announce 20 the voters OF North
township. Lake county. that I Will be
a candidate for the nomination fer the
office OF constable on the Republican
ticket at the primaries 10 be held on
MAY It'll, 1918. JOHN PORA.
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LEW BARNES.
Editor TIMES.

You viii please announce in TIE
TINES that I wilf be a candidate for
sheriff on the republican ticket at the
primaries 70 be held on the 18th of May.
II. c. GREEN.
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Editor r1alEs:

VIII You please announce to the re-
voters of Lake county that
WlIi be 2 candidate for nomination to
the Office Of coroner at the republican
primaries May and that respectfully
solicit the supper OF the republican
Voters2
go DIR. Il. W. SAUER.
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RuY A LrRERTY RoEp.

LGItOr IINLa-.
Please announce that I have with
drawn as a candidate for the republican
nomination of the superior court.
"a MILAN NJ. DUNN.
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ZOE CORONER.

Ef1itof TIMES:
VIII be a candidate for the repubIl-
can n~ominaticp for coroner OF Lake
county, subject TO the decision of the
primaries on May =.
as DIR f. L. EVANS.
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CLERK LAKE CIRCUIT COURT.

Editor TIMES:
Kindly announce ia the voters ~ Lake
County that : VIII be "a candidate on the
Republican ticket for nomination. to
succeed myself. TO the Office or Cleri,
Lake Superior Court. subject to the de
cision OF the Primaries to be held May
eth. 1918.
2-l6 HERBERT L. WHEATON.
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ooa1x1ssIoNEE FIRST prsTR1cr.

LNIIoT IIALo.
You may announce that I will be a
candidate for County Commissioner for
the First District on the republican
ticket at the May primary.
90 II. II. Oils.
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Editor TINES

Editor TINES:
Please announce % 80 voters o. Lax.
County that l Will CO = candidate for the
nomination for representative 10 the
legislature rreu Lsse County on tire
republican ttckst. surtec, 20 the p.lma-
ries o. May -. 1873.
5-e5- OTTO G. EIFIEL.p.
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ft1ltor TINES.
Because OF the many requests from
many parts OF the county have decided
TO announce my candidacy for prosecut-
ing attorney. subject 70 the decision Of
the republican primaries.
Ssh JAMES \. PATTERSON.
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tor TIMES.

LdltOF TIMES
kindly announce my name as a candi-
cate for The office OF County Treasurer
OF the Republican ticket subject TO the
win Of the voters at the primaries to
be held in May r. 1913.
S-19- LOUIS c. EDER.
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Please my name es a candi-
date for the office OF North Township
Assessor of Lake County. Indiana. on
the Republican ticket, subject TO the
Will Of the voters at the primaries TO
be held Il. Nay 3. 19fS.
"a JAMES CLEMENTS.
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S. G.. Carley Transfer Co.

EXPRESSING, AUTO VANS. LONG
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Second floor above Pastime Theater.
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Editor TIMES:

Please announce my name as a candi.
date for the office of County Assessor
on the Republican ticket. subject TO the
Will OF the voters eat the primaries 70
be held in May 2. 1918.
80 HERMAN lEETER.
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Kindly announce that VIII be 8 can
didate for denomination for Justice OF
the Peace on the Republican ticket AT
the primaries on Mas the 1th. 1918.
JOSEPH II COTHERY.
Justice or the Peace,
S-l1- 6o- Broadway.
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Nor1cE TO CANDIDATES.

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0AtfcaIAnnOuncemenfs
FOE TRUSTEE CALUMET TOWNSHIP

primary on May :. 1918.
@-2J- HOWARD IL. KEMP.
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Editor TINES:

ilease announce 10 the voters Of LIKE
County that 1 am a candidate for Coro-
nor on the Republican ticket. subject to
me decision of the voters to be express
cd at primaries, May :. 1918.
WILLIAM II. MIKEsCIL. NJ. d.
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Editor TIMES:

tIeaSe my name IS a candi-
date on the Republican tickets for town
SNIP trustee for Calumet township. sub
Ject to the primary MAY 7. 1918.
Sill THOMAS MATTHEW'S
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xoR PROSECUTING ATTORNEY.

D NJ. KINDER
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JUDGE sUrrR1on couRr 20. q

LHIIOF IINIIsot
Please announce TO the voters Of Lake
County that l viii be a candidate for
the Republican nomination for Judge OF
tn Lake Superior Court. Room No :.
subject 10 the decision of the Primaries.
MAJ 9TH. 1918. / earnestly solicit the
support Of all.
JOHN u. KENNEDY.
go East Chicago. Ind.
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War Bonds Now
Or. ~Indemnities When 1t Is Too Late!
Liberty s.sIen"
Feed the Gun
That Stuns the Hun.
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lcdltor

Editor TIMES:
Please say to the voters or Lake
County. that am a candidate for the
Republican nomination for Judge OF the
axe Superior Court. Room 10. ,. sub
ject to the vote Of the primary election.
May 2. 1918. l earnestly ask investiga-
ton. and If found worthy. the support
Of all.
S-I5- DANIEL ]. MORAN.
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kindly announce nag name rs q candi-
date on the Republican ticket for town
ship trustee FOR North township. subject
to the ptiamry May z. 1918.
{. l.. (JACI0 FOWLER.
S-26 Ex-Alderman lst Ward, Hammond.
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in the Calumet Region.

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ron COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.

Iditor TIMES:
PIease 70 the voters Of Lax.
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At an Enemy.
Buy Bonds
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DOYLE AND REID
TIE ON LINKS
Irishman Who Went to
Learn Game in Scotland
Makes Record
By WILLIAM H. EVANS

The man who wrote that the only
two certain and sure things in the world
were death and taxes must have been a
Crossin playing in the open tournament
Of the Golf Association of Philadelphia
who was born In Ireland and moved to
Scotland when he was a baby so he
could learn to play golf. whereupon
some one in the gallery wanted to know
how he got there. And a wag replied,
by crossin'." Anyhow. this chap Cros-
sin went around yesterday morning in
~ and after his first round in the after
noon of 40 he had two fours &c tie for
the first place. Did he get them? He
did not.
There was another ruddy-faced pro
from Atlantic City who needed a four
on the seventeenth to tie for first money,
but he tried for a three and got a five
and the best he could get was third
place. There was another pro from Tor
resdale (where we get our water), and
In the afternoon he returned the fine
score OF IS and with a little luck hi
would have had a SO. A AZ would have
put, him in the money, but he could not
get 1t. There were other instances of
what might have been, but these will
suffice.
Six men got into the money and all
six were professional golfers. Only one
Of the six was a home-bred and he split
fifth and sixth money with an Irishman,
An Englishman and an Irishman split first
and second money; Scotsmen won third
| and fourth. Max Marston. who played
such brilliant golf Thursday, was no.
ticeably tired yesterday. but even ut
that he led the amateurs, who were well
down the list. But both he and Wilfred
Reid. the Wilmington pro, who was also
shut out, will receive prizes for their
fine rounds of the day before, when the
committee decided to call off the tourna-
ment to prevent a few small caddies
from being drowned on the greens. And
Crossin, with his fine score of ~. earned
a ten-spot for having played the best
round Of the day.
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KUMAGAE TAKES
LEAD IN TENNIS
After Dropping First Set to
Mahan, Wins Second
and Third
BY the Associated Press

rorest hius, y. ", Aug. 81,
Another large gallery assembled for
the sixth day of the national singles
tennis championship this afternoon.
Weather conditions were ~unfavorable
from the standpoint of the contestants,
a gusty wind prevailing and the at
mosphere being heavy with humidity.
Lyle Mahan, Of New York. and Ichiya
kumagae were the first pair to take the
court. playing for the privilege of enterG
ing the seminal round against w. T.
Tilden. I'd, of Philadelphia. The pair
opened slowly in the initial set, which
Mahan won at GA. Numerous errors
by both players contributed points Ia
their opponents.
Kumagae repeatedly passed Mahan at
the net, but the latter was able to cut
off deciding points at critical stages of
the set.
The quality OF the play improved in
the second set which Kumagae won at
6-3. The Japanese began to force the
pace and, gaining control of his strokes,
whipped the ball first to one side and
then the other of Mahan for winning
points.
Kumagae won the third set at 60 due
to the New Workers. repeated errors,
The Japanese was called upon to do no
more than keep the ball in action and
give Mahan the opportunity to net or
out it.
Harold l.. Taylor, OF Brooklyn, n. Y.
beat o Hennessey. of Indianapolis, in
the fnal for the national junior cham.
pionship singles. Scores, Ga, So, 6-2
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Mondays Belmont Entries

First race. for three-year-olds and up.
Frank, lie: Brooks. los: Rhine Maiden. 100;
Prince OF Como. 1928; Debadou. 106: LIN
frmorie qmp.J. los; Flag I2S' Lay 1ss
second race, the Broad Hollow Handicap
5 stte ep for hrsf 6ssr' is5; aH Trum mp.
f pS.i,,. 10; ;,m MintG Pss. 1906; ski00ereen' it7'
Third race the Tomboy. for flliss. two
year-olds. 81 furlongs. straight-Penrose,
l07; Tuscaloosa, 100; Merry Princess. Gimp,
lO2: Catspaw,. dmp.D. 1902; Herodias. Gmp.)
tO2; Kiss Again. .107: uncles Lassie. l9I:
Fourth race, Belmont Park, Autumn Hanoi
cap. for three-year-olds and upward. mile
and = furlong-Sunny slope; los; HOLSTER,
amp. ITO; Eye!id. l04; Sun Flash H. dmp.h'
Fifth race. for three year ;olds, and W.
wards, selling. one mile-Lady ysra 108
Miss Fannie. 107; Nightstick. 11s; Torch
bearer. ump). ll8: Aidebaran. ITO: Deck
mate. 1885; Blackboard, 1t8s Oenone. ss;
starry Basssaer' loi; Barry Shannon iiei
f''s SIKH race. for maiden two-year-elds 81
furionss' straightwCourt Jester Ii, il5;
The Trump. lis; Shady. 112; Roi Crais
Ump.). Ii5; War Bond Ump,). 115;- War
Rocket, 1l5: Sailor. lis; Balarosa, Us: Ro-
mco. 115: Leather Face tmp.l. ll5: king
Plaudit, 115; Roderick Dhu, lis; Maid Hat
ter. 1l5; Nanette Flack. III; different Eyes,
ll5; Thunderstorms, ll5; Minuet.. liz: Thun-
der Clap. lis: stella's Shadow. III; Maggie
Maitland, liz.
No conditions given.
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Bowling Notes

Knocking down the ten pins. like all
other sports, requires constant practice. At
the early stages Of the duck pin tourney
Manager Moss had some difficulty In con-
vincing the tossers that the object of the
game was not only to smash them down.
but also to be able to make. c.eyer shots,
just the same as in pool or billiards. For in
science to top IL the right way to earn the
spa re. We notice recently some very difficult
strikes have been stretched into spares by
clever manipulation of the small ball.
> We feel very much encouraged at the
better showing, made this week by not using
blinds" Only two out Of the six teams
and in this case both teams were rolling
against each other which was sauce for
goose as well as sauce for the sander;
efforts OF Murray. Zelley and chspin. car
ried them through TO victory over the Key
stone team. -
when you bowl dress for the occasion;
No one would 60 swimming In a tailored
suit, and 1t Is just as important to dress
for bowling as for any other sport. Above
all things. eliminate wearing street shoes
on the alleys: they are dangerous and have
caused some bad spills.
A whirl around the bowling alleys OF the
city by our bowling men has developed the
are pretty well supplied with clubs for the
1880 season. II is true that there are
open dates. afternoons and evenings. at
many places. but the majority Of thu dates
are sskse: 4 oishtys rood sisa Of . sres'
0AW -
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Scraps about Scrappers

TRANKIE (YoUNG) BRITT, the Bos-
l. ton lightweight, who held Johnny
Dundee, the jumping master, to two fast
twelve-round draws and earned the ref
eree's decision over Willie Jackson. of
New York, in a twelve-round bout at
Boston. is confident that he will score a
decisive victory over Jack Russo, the
former New Orleans lightweight, who is
fresh from his fast six-round draw with
Johnny Mealy. Bobby unnis's cham
pion. They are to meet in the first part
of a double wind-up at the National
A. A. tonight, and If Russo upsets the
dope and defeats Britt he probably will
be matched to face Johnny Dundee at
the same club in a few weeks.
Harry Greb, the Pittsburgh middle
weight, and Jack McCarron, of Allen
town, will be the contestants in the lat
ter part Of the double wind-up. Both
men are in the service of the United
States navy, and Greb' was recently
crowned middleweight champion of the
United States army and navy. and If
McCarron succeeds in defeating Harry
he will be the recognized champion of
the United States fighting forces.
DOiti NhS f'SSA
and frankie Conway. who is being, ham
died by Eddie Slattery. the fighting cop,
will be the contestants in the semi
final. frankie Clarke. of this city, and
Benny Coster. of New York, will be
seen in action in the opening bout, while
Eddie Dundee and Kid Wolf will battle
for the bantamweight championship of
League Island in the opening fight.
Johnny Burns. matchmaker of the Cam
bria A. c.. has taken another boy under his
sinston, and Johnny has already matched
him to box Battling Leonard in the second
bout at the Is oig gn nss m on MSnd sbs might nts6t; P sas
Jack shHrkey. OF New York; win furnish
Ne s0' Il. local II w shs rRsI bout me wn'l willie lie
Ryan. of New York. In the seminal.
Johnny Mealy. the local lightweight. has
G ssG, m ia ane o e m the b S1fs s at the @ ol Snapfl
Monday night a week.
Jimmy .McCabe., the fsst;rising middle:
one of the bouts at the National A. A. in
Johnny W0lEast. q Lancaster has startsS
Kid shee lsr Ht of ' @liiissmsport. Th Sss'i are s,t 70
be seen in action IN the final bout E A. the tn,
SpeaI avenue and Cambria street. next Friday
night.
weight. and ROCK; Kansas. Of Buffalo. may
be the contestants IN the final bout at the
Gussie Lewis. the local featherweight
under the rnanagement OF Johnny Burns
YORK; Jack Russo, Tommy Tuohey. frankie
Britt. Johnny Dundee. Lew. Tender. or any
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SARATOGA

FIRST RACE. for three-year-olds and UP.
nonwinners at this meeting. selling. purse
$6l6. SO 0 furlongs:
Sandman II. ll2. Luns-
ford ............... Q to 1 5 to Q 8 to 8
Lyke ............... 4 to / 8 to 5 Z to 10
son ............. s to / 3 to / 8 to 8
King John. Sea Gull. Crumpsall. Katie
Canal. Broom Peddler Dimitri and Annie
Edgar also ran.
SECOND RACE. the Saratoga Steeple-
chase Handicap. four-year-olds and upward.
about on miles:
St.. Charlicote. 15r,
Smoot ............13 to 10 1too out
,liams ,..:.:......18 to even out
Time, 6:is s.5. king Sloan. Pier also
ran.
THIRD RACE. the Hopeful. $40. 900. q
Eternal 115. schut-
finger ............ IS to 8 to to :
'Daydue. 115. Lans-
IOru .............. ~ 10 TO : 10
tWar Marvel Cmp.).
lis. Taplin ......, sto1 3to1 8 to {
Time. 1:13 3-5. Hannibal. Sweep On,
Terentia, Star Realm. Star Hampton, CUES
tionnaire. Lady Rosebud. Delaware, Cerinus
tWar Pennant. Mormon, Grimalkin. Sir Bar,
ton. 'Rodgers, Vindex, Pigeon Wing ant
Zuleika also ran.
'Loft entry. tMacomber entry.
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FORTY.MILE RACE TONIGHT
Suffer, Carman and Bedell te
Compete at Point Breeze

There will be a forty-mile motor
paced race at the Poin Breeze Motor
drome this evening. Another change
has been made In the program. Percy
Lawrence the American champion at
sixty-two and one-half miles will not
ride. Paul Suffer will take his place
and compete with Clarence Carman and
Menus Bedell. Three motorcycle and
one amateur bike race will complete the
program.
The forty-mile event between Law
renee, Carman and Wiley scheduled for
last evening was called off owing to a
heavy track" On Monday evening
Pete Drobach, of South Boston, viii
make his temperance after an absence
of several. weeks n start in a forty
mile race against Paul Suffer and Clar-
nee Carman.
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BIG BASEBALL GAME
Treat for Service Boys at Rock.
ledge Grounds Tomorrow

The biggest sporting event of the sea-
son will be presented to the enlisted men
and their friends tomorrow afternoon at
the Country Club for Enlisted Men at
Rockledge, Montgomery County, Pa. The
representative Fourth Naval District
team, which has made a remarkable rec
ord. will be opposed by it's greatest ri
walls. the Jackie team of Wissahickon
Barracks, of Cape May, N. J.. BY Dick
son, coach of the Fourth Navals, will
present his strongest lineup for this
contest. The boys are anxious to an
mex his game, as the Wisahickon team
has made a splendid record this seaso
along the Jersey coast. A big delega-
ton will accompany the Cape May team
for the game.