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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-26
Games To Begin
An Hour Later

san Francisco, Cal March 25.-Pa-
cific Coast league baseball games
viii begin at 3-45 p. M. instead Of
go as In previous seasons. If recon-
mendations made today by president
A. r. Baum for the coming season are
adopted
The proposed change, projected be-
cause Of the saving daylight" clock
adjustment VII allow the same space
Of time before dark for the compile
ton Of the games, and VIII permit at
tendance to be augmented by persons
otherwise unable TO leave their bust
ness
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-26

The trouble with Russell is that his
pitching wing has developed an I'M
natural growth and there are times
when ne cannot bend it. So. counting
on Russell VIII not be wise for the
S0L.
Williams WolfSanE, Benz and
Du1forth remain, and Williams
and Benz viii be largely depend
ed on 10 take their regular turns
In the box.
SoE prospects could be much bright
er than they are. And il is evident
that Rowland realize this, for while
he was IN the east recently attending
the schedule meeting he was after
piccners- He went home disappointed.
First string pitchers are hard to get.
That's why the loss Of Faber or e re-
versal by Cicotte would be so tough
on the worlds champs
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-26
IS
BIG FEATURE
Smith and Williams Made
Of Action; Good Boxing
Bouts at Bierne.

Contrary to the general rule, wrest-
ling forged 10 the front and occupied
the place Of prominence at the week
! " show at Camp Bierne Monday night
Scissors" Smith. Of the signal corps,
in bout with Williams. S2nd field
ARTILLERY, proved the sensation OF the
evening. The usual sloWness and
tiresome effect OF wrestling was en-
Itirely absent from the bout, each man
being willing and not a minute Il
stalIing. After eight minutes OF fast
work. Smith pinned Williams's
shoulders to the mat
They went at Il again and after ten
minutes Of fast work Williams quit,
alleging that he had Smiths
shoulders IA the dust The referee re-
fused TO allow the fan. Williams az
forwards challenged Smith for bout
on April and the challenge was ac-
cepted- The bout should be one OF the
few wrestling matches worth seeing.
Smith is but youngster but shows
much promise Williams Is an older
hand but the sturdiness OF the
younger man viii fully make up Tor
il. Considering the victory OF VII
Hams over Belrose week ago
Smiths feat Of getting a fall in eight
minutes marks him among the prom
istng c0ntenders for the local title
Pvt Carus0 and Pvt. Ross boxed
tn o rounds to a draw. Castro and
RObino also went to a draw after two
rounds OF good milling. Both bouts
were good. the men being evenly
matched.
Dusty Miller. the trial boss for
anybody who wants a fistic game
took on Anderson OF battery B. SIND
field artillery, and Coxhill each Tor
three rounds During the bout with
Cozhiu, Miller deliberately threw
down his guard and Coxhiu wallOped
him with al his might until his arms
ached, but Dusty merely smiled
Miller was given the decision over
these boys by the referee but a better
decision would have been draw In
Carter Clever.
Tommy Carter, Of the signal corps
all but put away Kid smith, Of the
remount station, in the first round OF
their three sessions. Although bleed
ing, Smith gamely stayed the three
rounds which he would have been IN
able 10 do had Carter not been chiV
alrOus enough to permit him.
Most times It is a dangerous thing
for a boxer to permit an opponent TO
90 any further when he can end the
affair but the fans showed their APP
probation Of Carter's fair play by
cheering him for Il instead Of calling
for a knockout Tommy permitted his
opponent to revive and then out
ter had the fans with MIN from the
tap Of the gong by his evident fair
ness towards his opponent and his su-
perior skin
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-26
Bouts Billed For
Stevens Members

John Bowers. secretary OF the Ste
vens Athletic club, has notified mem
bers that on April 81 the club viii put
on Q special boxing card for members
only SAMMY Johnson and Tommy
Nelson, featherWeights. are scheduled
Tor four rounds. Kid Reyes and
Ikrackajack Ike Alamanza. velter-
weights, are also billed for four
rounds. All the boxers are vel
known TO local ring fans and should
put up fast bouts. A dance will fol-
low the athletic card.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-26

Boston. March 26.-Charles Peter
son, OF St Louis, gave billiard follow
ers here surprise last night. when
ne defeated Willie Hoppe. the cham
pion player. $50 60 IS. in the firss
here. Later. Home DEBATED Peter
son. p 20 70, at three cushioll bill
lIards.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-26


New York Whitted Of Philadelphia,
Baird OF Pittsburg and St Louis, J.
Smith Of St Louis
Caught u times-MaranFille Of Bos-
ton and Williams Of Chicago.
Caught IL tines-Zefder Of CHICAGO
Paskert OF Philadelphia Thorpe Of
Cincinnati and New York. Cruise Of
St Louis
Caught 10 times C. smith Of
Boston, Chase. Neale and Griffith of
Cincinnati. HerzoE Of New York. Ward
OF Pittsburg anf Bethel Of St Louis.
Despite tie fact that back
stops made 0Ss successful throws
to the bases thar caught runners
last year. there was n great deal
OF fiashy base running in the Ma
tionaI and more steals than usual
were perpetrated.
Daring Thefts-
There was triple steal a man
tried to steal a base when IL had an
other occupant and a player tried to
steal his way from first 10 the plate,
being flagged in the stretch. More
over, on one start a player got credit
scorer and the man who did the scor-
ing for the Giants making different
rulings on practically the same play.
Braves steal Doubles
The Braves put over more double
steals than anyone else-i3. Walter
four OF these. Ed konetchy was the
front man in three. Les Mann, who.
like the Rabbit" now is working for
the government. headed three Of the
Cubs duplex thefts. they ranking next
70 the Braves in getting the man
headed for the plate and the man
headed for second to their destina-
tons in safety.
New York was credited with eight
double steals, Cincinnati with eight,
Pittshurg with six. Brooklyn with six.
philadelphia with five and st. Louis
with one.
And the tenrs that made the
poorest showing IN the double
steal League was TIE only one In
the National able TO spring a
triple steal on its opponents. This
triple steal WAS seen by the fans
OF ST. Louis on June Il. Jack lIil-
were Walton Cruise and Tommy
Long. Edward Joseph Pfeffer and
Otto Lowell Miller OF Brooklyn
ST. Louis trio worked the artifice
on.
Pirate Convicted
Doug Baird. former Pirate. present
Cardinal. was the one National Lacquer
Of 1917 who attempted to beat his
way from first TO the plate-some-
thing that hasn't been done I'm the
National since May %, 1910 George
Paskert eX-Philie, a Cub now. then
turned the trick on Sammy Frock and
Harry Smith or Boston. Baird. on
sept 3, stole second and third Ia the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-26
TRY HANDIGBP5
To STIMULATE
TENNIS MEETS
Details Of HandicapsPlsced
in Hands Of Local Club
Committees.
SEEKING TO AVOID
UNEQUAL MATCHES

FOLLOWERS Of tennis believe that
= the approval OF handicap tourna-
4 ments by the annual meeting OF
the United States National Lawn
Tennis association win tend greatly
70 stimulate interest IN the game this
season. one Of the CHIEF difficulties
Tournament committees experienced
last sumner was TO secure a well
balanced entry list
With the major portion Of the
countryis leading players IN MILF
tary service. Al was hard 70 ar
range events thar would hold the
Eullergs interest
Handbags Approves.
The associations decision to zane
ton handicap events is based on the
belief that a good contest prcToEes
more general interest than a one
sided exhibition between a very szil-
ful player and one OF lesser ability
This seasons program is being de-
Veloped on lines which VIII make
match play appeal 70 the largest pos
si1le num Der Of men and women
OF course the haudicappinE via
be the vital factor in determining the
success OF the program In this mat
ter the National association places All
the details Of the h1ndicaps in charge
Of the local committee Obviously
--l- Us me most eel1-Ile wa. 90 a--
just the varying degrees 81 skin for
country.
Response TO the call fer anplica-
ton for sanction Of tournament dates
has been satisfactory. The clubs are
sending in blanks rapidly and al
though this years schedule may not
reach the proportions OF 1917. HAeu
more than 200 dates were sanctioned.
IL promises 10 include the bulk OF the
established events
Julian s. MyricEz, vice president
OF the National association, has
appointed = FTomen's committee
to prepare a schedule OF TToulenfr
events leading W &c the national
ehampionshlp.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-26
TOMMY MURPHY
IS IN TRIM FOR
CHARLIE SHORT
Boxing Card Arranged by
Fifth Cavalry Promises
to Be Strenuous.
PLENTY OF GOOD
MUSIC FOR SHOW
H1O11IT MURPHY is IN town for

T1O1DIY MURPHY is in town for
short stay Charlie Short,
= whom Murphy is to meet In a
scheduled Is round affair tonight in
the main event Of the boxing show
given by the fifth cavalry. says it
VIII be a Short affair and Murphy
agrees that il VIII be a short affair.
These two premier lightweights, how
ever. are not thinking the same thing
-Een they talk that way.
Each boxer Is confident that he
WIZ best the other and both are
fit Murphy, who has been sta
TONED at Fabems, has been work
ing cut Witk hid Gibbons and sew
cral heavier men and never looked
better in his life. short also has
been working nut with the fast-
est men at Bliss and has the np-
pearanee OF being in prime eondi-
tion.
sudIe Fought Dempsey.
Kid ShauEs. under care Of George
CQndrack, is stronger and faster than
ever with a world Of wind and left
jabs. Shanks, who is a quiet boy and
not addicted TO telling what he VIII
do 10 opponents, says he win win and
tho way be says il Is significant
Shanks has hard work ahead Of him.
though, for Johnnie Sudenberg has
DaeA -DlAA ten lAlA4e every nlAnL Tor
over a week with such men as Bad
Daddy" Anderson. august Hanna
"Piledriver" Schultz. silent Bob" Bid
dy and others his hackers believe
that Shanks VIII be unable to with
stand the continual hammering for
which Sudie is noted When 10 IS
known that Jack Dempsey-he who
now aspires 70 the heavyweight
crown-could get no better than a
draw with Sudenberg in two ten
rrund affairs between the two. some
idea of the fighters prowess Of sturdy
Johnnie may be had by way OF dope
Two Are Anxious.
Eddie Hanlon and cave Man" Carl
son are both in prime condition. In
fact, they are seldom in anything but
GOOD condition. The Gave Man par
tlcularlF has been long and faithful
IL training for the six round session
tonight which viii do much 70 satisfy
TIE standing longing each Of these ]
boys has long had 20 get to the other I
i IS not improbable. considering the /
condition Of both men. that the bout ]
may go fun six rounds Yet the WhirI- /
wind manner in which both lads are
nceustomed TO fight foreshadoWs an /
earlier ending
Young Trained Hard.
KID Young is not only in good con
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-26
TENDLER EASY vTCrOR-

Philadelphia, Pa March 26.-LeW
Tender, the Philadelphia lightweight
scored an easy victory over Eddie
Wallace. Of Brooklyn, here last night
The fight went the scheduled six
rounds, the local boxer having the
better Of the bout all the way
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-26
ALL CUB PITCHERS

TT |-TT-
Two pitchers besides Grover Alex
ancer were missing when the Cubs
started from Chicago for California
1'hl Douglas vas enc. He Is stIll ia
rom his appendicitis operation Paul
Carter IS the other. He is sick with
the measles. A1eIa1Ier's comnlafut. OF
course. was not physical
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-26
H. HEIrlIAN WITH BHooKI.Tv.

The Brooklyn club is giving a trial
% local semi pro pitcher named
Harry Heitman- Manager Robinson
ooes not expect him to be OF use this
season. but wiz put him through the
hurdles and then place him in some
minor league for development.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-26

Uncle Sam was good to 4
, Benny Kauff. Though he reg I
, istered from his home town In I
Ohio for the draft he was given I
, permission to take the examin- I
alton in New York. where he I
, spent the winter. But the ex- I
, animation was delayed until I
, the Giants were off TO camp. so I
, Benny got another concession. I
, TO go to the training camp and I
, take the examination in Marlin. I
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-26

The Cincinnati club I'D itself Of one
OF its numerous infieiders last week
hv dispOslng Of Bill 1IcKechinie to
Pittsburg. The Pirate management
took Mckechnie after becoming con-
WINGED that Norman B0eckel really
had enlisted IN the military service
and Bin viii be started at third base.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-26
BIC WRESTLERS
CANNOT AVOID
NEWGANDIDATE
Plestina Refuses to Be Ig-
nored by Elimination
Wrestler Trust.
WOULD MEET TWO
ON SAME NIGHT

TEW YORK. March 26-The
M New York Athletic club win
1 stage the first New York au-
pearance OF Marin Plestina. the
heavyweight wrestler. who has been
constantly side stepped By all OF the
socaued champions three OF whom
are now in the city. while Caddock
IS located at Fort Dodge. Plestina
and Caddock Individually and in
group. and has had a forfeit Of $1,000
posted for more than four months in
an endeavor TO get a match. but they
have announced that they desire no
part Of such hard game" as Pies
tina
Makes Good Showing.
The Winged Foot management IS
eudeavoring to gain the consent OF
the quartet named to take the mat
with Plestina on the evening OF
March %. fin aid OF the army and
navy athletic equipment fund, for
which the n T. A. q, is doing Won
derful work. Matt Halpin. chairman
Of the athletic committee. IS enthu-
members and their friends getting the
first peep at this wonderful Wres-
tier who Is fast becoming known By
the wrestlers who have seen him
train, as the George BOthner Of the
heaVyW weight division
Plestina IS the first wrestler who
has come TO the front with the an
nouncement that he IS wiling 20 do
something 70 aid the boys IN the
camps who are greatly in need Of
athletic equipment il is well known
that the wrestling game hereabouts
IS in the control OF men who barred
real Wresriers from a recent tourua-
ment in the Lexington opera house
which was alleged TO have been for
the championship. but which result
ed IN nothing but a tiasco. arranged
50 that Zbyszlz0 forced Lewis 20 a
bout in which the latter was not 90
use his alleged terrible head lock
To Use estranEler.e
P1estina's manager. J. c. Marsh.
states that the Lewis head lock Is all
bunk. and II Lewis viii ever meet
Plesrina he win insist that IL be used
Plestina is willing 20 meet both Lewis
and Zbyszlzo in the same ring the
same night
Joe Stecher IS anxious TO arrange q
match out at his home town, Dodge.
Neb.. with Valdez Zhyszzo. the Pol
lsh Hercules or Stranger Lewis.
Stecher is going % make a tentative
offer 20 these two men He VIII sign
articles with each with the proviso
that the victor OF the Zbyszzo-LeWis
match accept the engagement
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-26

New Haven, Conn., March 26.-
Johnny Dundee and wills Jackson.
aspirants for the lightweight title.
fought IS rounds 10 a draw last night.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-26
HOBLITzELL APPOINTED CAPTAIN

Boston. Mass, March 26.-Richard
Hoblitzel, famous first basemann.
has been appointed captain OF the
Boston Americans, according to word
received here from the Red SoN train
ing camp at Hot Springs. Ark. There
has been much speculation over the
leadership Of the team during the
coming year and many thought John
Evers would be named
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-26

Lunch zoe, with music; attractive
surroundings. Campbelrs Cafe.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-26
BOWLING


Points wcn-1rines g.
High elme-karl e25.
Hlsh total-Earl $50
S-rike cut-Sherii1u-
1iLsht-Telephcne league.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-26
WILL MEET To
ARRANGE FOR
INDOOR CANES
Outlook Promising for Or
ganization of Church In
door Baseball League.
CHURCHES
READY TO ENTER

A CHURCH indoor baseball league
a viii be organized Saturday
4 a night, March so, at a meeting
scheduled to be held IN the office Of
the physical director at the Y. n C
A The First 1Iethodists, Cathedrals
Trinitarians. First Christians and
First Presbyterians have announced
their willingness to enter and the
outlook for a successful league is very
promising.
For three seasons il has been
the custom to follow the basket
ball season by indoor baseball and
a series Of games have always
aroused much interest among
those devoted to the game. II the
girls are as much IN attendance
among the fans as they have been
during the basketball season,
there is every reason to believe
that the players viii turn out In
fuu force for every game
star Players.
Trinity has several veterans Of the
indoor game In Ponsford, Pateman,
Wright, Bryan and Schiller The Ca
tneurals have such old vets as Hans
Wagner Carson, the Cordovas. Longs.
Talbot and Robertson. The First
Christians have Young. Magruder.
Flanagan, FahrenwOld and Ruuyan-
The First Presbyterians are banking
on Clayton, Dawson. Sanford. Goar
and Edwards The First 11ethodists
ought TO have a strong lineup with
Bias Klinlr Spence, Finley and Dean.
All Church league candidates and
an expecting or desiring to play in
the league should get into commuui-
cation with physical director A. L
Holm at the -F'' before the meeting
Saturday.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-26

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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-26

WIN teach The Kaiser to behave.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-26

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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-26

= EW YORK. March 25.-Ihe
N New York Athletic club win
1 stage the first New York aD-
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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-07-22

the last heard from him he was grind
ing out copy on a Spanish newspaper
lack has a streak OF humor IN him. ana
they saw that ne IS doing quite well IN
writing stuff for one Of the newly form
cd political parties IA the land Of King
Alfonso. where everyone has been sneez-
ing so much Of late
Dorgan says that Johnson recently
wrote a letter asking for the address
Of several negro heavyweights he used
to know when in the States. He wants
them to come to Spain 70 give boxing
exhibitions with him.
An American who met johnson in
Europe some time ago said that the
former champion cried like baby when
speaking Of hts old home in Chicago
and his black nanny now dead. He
said that he had spent over 100000
fghting the white slave charge against
him. ana had to flee the country at last
when he found himself without funds.
After Jess willard had defeated john
son for the championship at Havana. he
watched all the Americans going down
20 the pier TO board the steamer for
home. Good luck big fellow" he said
10 willard You beat me all right. and
I wish you luck Ny title Is gone. but
would give It ten times over If I could
just step on that boat and leave It when
it hit. the States and walk down the
gang plank free man"
Johnson fought Blink Mccloskey. OF
Philadelphia. not so long ago.
Their meeting took place in Madrid
writing to a friend IN America about
tho fight, McCloskey says:
Well guess you are anxious 10
know how came out IN my scrap with
Jack johnson, former champion. Well.
fought him. as I wrote you 7 would.
and you can believe that was surprised
myself at the showing 1 made against
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-07-22
CALLED TO ARMY:
MAY LOSE ROUT

FORT WAYNE. md. July 22.-As
the result of the local draft boards rul-
ing frankie Mason. Fort Wayne boxer
and aspirsnt for the flyweight cham
pionship, will not be permitted to stage
his bout with the Zulu Kid in Toledo
Wednesday night. unless 8Iason's man
aEer gets an extension Of time Mason
was called for military service. but re-
3ected on account OF being under weight
Tho draft board called him back for re-
examination and accepted him with ord
ers to report for entrainment Tuesday
morning.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-07-22
AL Traces of ScrofuIa
CIeansed from the Blood

for removing the last trace of Scrof-
uia and other blood taints, and there
is no case that it does not promptly
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gists and you should get bottle and
begin its use to-day. Write a COM
plete history of your case, and you
can obtain expert medical advice free
by addressing Medical Director, 80
Swift Laboratory, Atlanta. Ga.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-07-22
CRE:VISTON
CARRIES OFF
THE HONORS
Chicago Crack Wins -Four
Firsts and One Second in
Motorcycle Races at the
Co. Seat Fair Grounds.
TsrEcrAL To TIM TIMES

Especial To THE TIMEsI
CROWN POINT. IND. July 2s.-Ray
Creviston. one OF Americas best motor
cycle riders and winners OF the 5-mile
championship race ut Hawthorne was
the star performer at the motorcycle
races IN Crown Point yesterday and
came away with four lists and one sec
end. A large crowd enjoyed the thrill
Ing sport and no accidents were noted
The summary was as follows:
1o-sGi1o Professional.
Bob Perry. Chicago. out 4th lap.
Roy Creviston Marion. 1st
Harry FrIeze, LaPorte. End
Frank Kral. E. Chicago. srd
Ttne-12:491s.
Smile Single Cylinder.
Roy Creviston. Marion. 1st.
Ed Wagner. South Bend. 2nd
0. williams. South Bend, Srd.
Jos Fritz. South Bend.
Time-6:17.
Smile Professional
Bob Perry. Chicago. 1st
Roy Crevtston. Marion, 2nd
Harry Frieze. LaPorte. srd.
Marvin Hoover Crown Point.
Tom Briest. Crown Point.
Time-5:4s
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T. EheIling Chicago, list.
G. Lyons. Chicago, End.
Y. Chelebash, Chicago. srd.
O. Jacka. Chicago.
Oscar Day. Chicago.
Time-6;50 SIS
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Crevtston. Marion. LIST.
Wagner. South Bend, End
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Tine-s:07 20
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Ebelling. Chicago. 1st.
AlRer. Chicago. 2nd.
Lyons. Chicago ard
Chelebah. Chicago.
Time-6:45 2-5.
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Thos. Capson, md
Edw. Brayach. Srd.
Tfma-6.55
Smile Professional
Creviston. Marion. LIST.
Hoover. Crown Point. End.
Briest. Crown Point. ard.
Perry. Chicago.
KrahI, East Chicago.
Time-6.0o.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-07-22
GIRLS NINE
NINE DEFEATED

GARY. IND. July 22.-The Z. S
Girls team lost to the Gary team. s to
T. The losers played good ball. espe-
cially Harriet Murphy and Norine Nc
Alvaney. The former starred at second
base while Miss McAlvaney's hitting
featured
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-07-22
Impurities Promptly Wiped
Out.

IF there is any trace Of Scrofula, or
other impurities in your blood, you
cannot enjoy the full physical devel-
opment that healthy body is ca
pable u until your blood has been
thoroughly cleansed and purified Of
all traces Of impure matter
s. 8. 8, the wonderful old purely
vegetable blood remedy, has no equal
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-07-22
They Want Games.

Sporting Editor,
Lake County Times.
Hammond, Ind.
Dear Sir; Kindly state 70 The
baseball teams that the Train
ing, Detachment baseball team
at Valparaiso University is
anxious to arrange games with
all fast teams. games to be play
ed here or away.
Teams should write to
RALPH H. YOUNG.
Co. c, Train. Detachment.
Valparaiso, Ind.
Thank you'll
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-07-22
One More Tumble for
Big Smoke He's Now
News Man in Spain

CHICAGoJu1y 2O.-According to Ike
Dorgan, manager Of Frank Moran. Jack
Johnson would give his life for the
sake Of getting one more look at the
Statue Of Liberty. The big black IS in
Barcelona, Spain What is no doing2
the friends OF Johnson viii ask. Well