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The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1939-04-14
Seventy-three Births
Durins March

Records in the Office of City Clerk
Lawrence j. LaCOurse show that I3
babies We're born in WyandOtte. during
the mouth Of March. Twenty eight of
the parents We're from out of town,
drawn here mainly by the facilities at
the Wyandotte General hospital.
Following is the list:
Maria Lon Briggs, TO MIR. and Mrs.
Clifford Briggs. 255 Elm street
Gerald Furlani. TO Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Fnrlani, Dearborn.
CaroIe Edna Clynick. 10 Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Clynick, Detroit
Loretta Ann Max. To Mr.. and Mrs.
Sylvester Max. River Rouge.
Joan Yvonne Flaten. TO Mr.. and
Mrs. Glen Flaten. Roalinlns-
Carmen Ryfiak, TO Mr.. and Mrs.
Francis Ryfiak, 334S Seventeenth ST
Patricia Burlenski. to Mr.. and Mrs.
John Burlenski, 120T Eureka avenue
Mary Lou Mendel. TO Mr. and Mrs.
John Mendel. Us North drive.
Suzanne Pierce, to Mr. and Mis-.
Willare Pierce, Allen Park
James Shoemaker, 10 Mr.. and Mrs
james T. Shoemaker, 124O EuTel1i.
Nancy Gail Anglers, To Mr.. and Mrs.
Gerald Anglers. 316 EnmOns boulevard.
Stanley KOrtas, TO Mr.. and Mis-.
Frank Kortas. 124T Elm street.
Robert Cook. to Mr.. and Mrs. Stan
ley Cook, 36S Kings highway.
Larry Roth, 10 Mr.. and Mrs. Janes
Roth, $40 Plum street
,Joseph Bardoni. TO Mr.. and Mrs.
Raymond Bardoni. 1882 Ninth street
George Darichuk. 10 Mr.. and Mrs.
George Darichuk, Lincoln Park.
Donald Barr, to Mr. and Mrs. Mel
son Barr, Lincoln Park.
Lawrence SzydlOwski, to Mr.. and
Mira Steve iSzydlOwski. 915 Oak street
Paul Wagner, TO Mr. and Mrs. Fran
els Wagner, River Rouge.
Raymond ZewiclCy, to Mr.. and Mrs
Edward Zewicky. 21l Nineteenth.
Barbara Hood, TO Mr.. and Mrs. Ray
Hood. 994 Elm street.
Paul HARDWOOD. To Mr. and Mrs Paul
II. Harwood, 691 IndingtDn street.
Richard Williamson, 10 MIR. and
Mrs VIM. Williamson, Detroit.
Alan Andrew Lees, To Mr.. and Mrs
Adam Lees. Trenton.
Donald Hoffman. Ia MIR. aud Mrs
Elmer Hoffman. $50 Kings highway.
Donald Hawn. To Mr. and Mrs. Cliff
ford Hawn. Rockwotd.
Regis p. Kerner, yr.. TO Mr.. and
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26S,J32
STATE OF MICHIGAN, County of
Wayne-Ss At session of the Pro-
k.fe Court for said County OF Wayne.
held at the Probate Court room in the
City Of Detroit, on the fourth day OF
April in the year one thousand nine
undred and thirty-nine. Present Pats
rick H. O'Brien, Judge of Probate. an
tie matter Of the estate of JOHN L.
CATALAN, deceased An instrument
in writing purpOrting to be tie last
will and testament Of said deceased
having been delivered into this court
for probate. Ii is ordered, that the
twelfth day of May, next at ten O'Clock
In the forenoon at said Court room De
appointed for proving said instrument
And II is further ordered, that a copy
Of this order be published three sue
eeSsiye weeks previous to said time OF
Fearing, IN the wyandotte Herald. e.,
newspaper printed and circulating in
ssid County OF Wayne.
PATRICK III. O'BRIEN.
Judge Of Probate
"a time copy
ALBERT EDISON, n
Deputy Probate Register. 15w3
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WyandOtte in
Years Gone By
20 YEARS AGO

The Wyandotte Loan and Invest
ment Company was organized with an
authorized capital OF $4,000. Officers
chosen were: President, August LOef-
fler; FIRST vice president, John G. Ca
italian; second vice president, Frank
NaU; secretary, William H. DeInmn /;
Treasurer, William GARNER; directors,
the foregoing and Henry ROehrig, John
r. Mclnerney and Charles ii. Marr.
The city electric hight and water
Plant burned $352!65 wOnth OF coal dur
Ing the month Of March, 1899.
The FIRST freight car was run oven
the WgandOtte and Detroit River rail-
way on April IL, 40 years ago.
Petitions We're being circulated in
Ecorse township asking the Legislature
to annex Ford City to WyandOtte. The
plan was being fought by the town
fhip board
A local hardware firm was adyer-
Using Phoenix, Clipper and Garnet BIZ
cycles for sale.
Mr.. and Nina Mathias Miller cele-
. DRAFTED their 50th- wedding anniversary.
At the time they were the parents of
g eight children and had "a grandchild:
Ten.
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Mrs. Regis Kerner, EcOrse.
Brenda BurbO, to Mr.. and Mrs Ar
thur Burbo, Trenton.
John Howard Cunningham, to Mr.
] and Mrs. Alexander Cunningham, 41S
Goddard street.
Carl LAfhdie, to Mr.. and Mrs. LeOE
I.abadie, 252 Bennett street
Nancy Ann Downing, TO Mr.. and
Mrs. Jack Downing, 4O4 Vinewood:
Robert Leo Benin, to Mr.. and Mrs
George Benin, Pennsylvania road.
John Reid, to Mr.. and Mrs. John NJ
Reid, Detroit
Joyce Harbolt. TO Mr. and Mrs
Leonard HarbOlt, Ecorse.
Alice Wareing, to Mr.. and Mrs. Her.
bert Wareing. Detroit.
james McTaggart, TO Mr.. and Mrs
James McTaggart, 1896 Fourteenth.
Patricia BOuchard, to Mr.. and Mrs
Edward BOuchard, Dearborn
Walter ,TrOmbley, Jr., to Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Trombley. 351 Hudson.
Gary Francis Weise, to Mr.. and
Mrs. Aloysius Weise, 512 Poplar.
Sandra POznick, to Mr.. and Mrs.
John Poznick, Detroit
Angelina BardOn. to Mr. and Mrs
John v. Bardon, 1924 Third street.
Robert Newberry, to Mr.. and Mrs
Ralph Newberry, 1927 First street.
Geraldine Headley, to Mr.. and Mrs,
Oscar Haadley, 1913 Walnut street.
Paul Dyienski, to Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward Dylenski, River Rouge
Barbara Pitts, to Mr.. and Mrs: LOyce
Pitts, 552 Negannee street.
Rfren McCauley, to Mr.. and Mrs.
Fazen McCauley. 754 Grunge street.
Janice Tenagiia, to Mr.. and Mrs.
Victor, Tenaglia, Lincoln Park,
Gretchen Gerstmeyer, to Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. Gerstmeyer, 401 Spruce.
Diana Staffe, to Mr.. and Mrs. John
State. Lincoln Park.
Joseph MCGEE, to Mr.. xind Mrs. Cecil
Niece, 1924 Thitd street !
Patricia Ryan, to- Mr.. and MrS. FlOy
Ryan, River Rouge:
+ Giro Logo TO Mr.. and Mrs. Mike
I.urc, S41 .kntoine street.
Lucille Barber. to Mr.. and Mrs. Al
phOQse Barber, 73e Hudson street.
Marvin Hayes 70 Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Hayes, Wyandotte,
James Robertson. to Mr.. and Mrs.
John Robertson, Mefyindale.
William DuclO, to Mr.. and Mrs.
William Dncl0, Jr., 5f2 Oraaard.
Mar1ene Swonger, to Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Swonger, Jr., Eureka road
Hugh Gordon, to Mr. and Mis- Hugh
C. Gordon, Allen Park.
Rudy Dan Key, to Mr.. and Mrs. L.
A. Key. Detroit.
Rodent Drysdale, to Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert T. Drysdale, 264 Superior.
I Herbert foleski, to Mr.. and Mrs.
Franklin POleski, 32S Maple street.
Ii. Cook. Detroit.
Louis Sandwich, TO Mr.. and Mrs. Mil
ton Sandwich, Ecorse
Edward MaZurkiewitZ, To Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward MazurkiewicZ, 1879
Fourth street.
JeInette Phillips. to Mr.. and Mrs.
Merton Phillips, Riverview.
James Fowler, To Mr.. and Mrs. Rob
ert Fowler, BcOrse.
Frede,ic lex WelkenAach, to Mr. and
Mrs. Frederick WelkeIbach, 12J
Chestnut street
Susan Chodnicki. To Mr. and Mrs.
John Chodnicki. 1882 Fourth street.
Earl SidebUttOm. to Mr.. and Mrs.
Harold SidebOttOm, 291 Hudson street.
Carolin Carpenter, 10 Mr.. and Mrs.
Lowell Carpenter, 3242 Van Astyne.\
Annette Zalewski. TO Mr. and Mrs.
Stanley Zalewski, 1919 Chestnut.
David Nelson. to Mr., and Mrs. Wal
ter Nelson, ROckwoOd.
Jane Roberts, To Mr. and Mrs. Ger
I'D Roberts. 80 Superior
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Referred to Council.
Recess.
Recpnyening.
Roll Cali.
Present: Councilmen George Benin,
Louis Behm, Br0ha, Kreser, Mason.
Absent: Councilman iWagar.
Resolutions.
Wyandstte, Mich, April 9, 1899.
Resolution, by Councilman John c.
kreger.
Resolved by the City Council of the
City of WyandOlte. sitting as a Board
Of Canvassers, find that the following
named persons having received the
highest number Of votes cast at the
City Charter Election held on April 3,
1899, that they be declAled elected to
the following Offices:
Councilman, for a tarm Of two years.
Louis w. Benin.
James III. Mason.
John j. Wagner.
l move the adoption of the fOregO-
ing resolution.
Councilman John &. Kreger.
Supported by Councilman George
Benin.
Yeas: Cduncilmen George Benin,
Louis Benin. BrOhl, Kreger, Mason.
Nays: None
WyandOtte, Mich, April q, 1899
Resolution, by Councilman John {.
Kreger
Resolved by the City Council of the
City of WyandOtte, Sitting as Il Board
of CanvasseTs, find that the Charter
Amendment received the following
number of votes as reported in the re-
capitulatiOn of votes cast at the City
Charter Election held on April 3, 1899.
Yes --------------- --------1 1888
No 1901
and that the same Is hereby declared
lost
l move the adoption of the fOrego-
ing resolution.
Councilman John c. Kreger.
supported by Councilman George
Benin
Yeas: CounciEmen George Behm.
Louis Benin. BrOhl. Kreger, Mason.
Nays: None.
WyandOtte, Mich. April q, 1899.
Resolution 10y Councilman John {.
kTeger.
Resolved by the City Council Of the
City of WyandOtte, sitting as Il Board
of CanvaSSers, find that the Police and
Firemen's sPenSion Ordinance received
the following number of votes us re
ported in the reorganization of votes
cast at the City Charter Election held
on April 3, 1889.
Police aud Firemen's Pension Ordin-
ance, Taxpayers Ballot.
Yes ACKNOWLEDGMENT 5J6
NO --------------------
Police and Firemen's Pension Ordin-
ance, NOn-Taxpayer's Ballot.
Yes----6 73
No 1884
and the same is hereby declared lost.
| move the adoption of the fOrego-
ing resolution
Councilman John C. Kreger.
Supported by Councilman George
Benin
Yeas: Councilmen George Benin.
Louis Benin. BrOhl, Kreger, Mason.
Nays: None.
Adjournment.
Motion to adjourn at d 80 p. NJ, by
Councilman Kreger, supported by
Councilman Mason.
Yeas: COuncilmen George Bemn.
Louis Behdn, BrOfh, Kreger, Mason.
Nays: None.
LAWRENCE j. I.aCOURSE.
City Clerk.
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ii NNS 49,
Wyandeute, Mich; April II, 1899
Regular session of the Council OF
the City of Wyandotte, the Honorable
Mayor Thomas A. Davis, presiding.
Roll OaA
Present: C0uncilmen Georg. Belim
Louis Benin, RrOhl, Mason. Wagar
Wagner.
Absent: None. sHf@
Minutes.
Motion by Councilman Mason. sup.
ported by Councilman Wagner. that
| the reading of the minutes of the last
meeting be dispensed with and the
slime stand approved as recorded.
Yeas: COuncilmen George Benin
Louis Behln, Brohl. Mason, Wagar
Wagner
Nays: None -
Opening of Bids.
Bids for the furnishing of Asphalt
Expansion Joints. Cement, G1avel, v
T.. Wyes, v F. Standards and Els
From Labadie Bros Company, ION
tons of 90 40 gravel. 81 p per ton f
o. b. WyandUtte, terms cents per ton
discount 80 days, delivered Oh job ac,
&C riding to advertisement.
From w. l.. Thon Conpsfsy as fol
lows: $s
1885 lin. it. 1"x7''x6' Aa9lalt Tx
EponsiOn Joints.
32275 lin. it. 3-s'x4''x5' Asphalt Ex-
panSion Joints.
1850 lin. fit. 1-2"x6' x6f Asphalt FIX
pansion Juints
Price S9O9.T7, less PC 80 lays.
From the Capitol Steel Corporation
Lansing, Mich.
1875 lin. fl. 1"x7"x5' Aashalt Ex-
pansiOn Joints, $20J.42.
322Ij lin fl. 3-S"x4"xJ Asphalt Ex-
pan>iOn Joints. Sal 81
$3.50 lin IT. 12"X6"x6 ASshalt Elk
pansiOn Joints. $3.50.
This being based oh receiving the
entire order, delivered :ls required
terms Pc ten days, net 80 days. +. o.
b. points as required
From the Michigan Foundation Co.
Inc, M
Sewer pipe, y pcs. 1886 V. T.
Wyes; f. .. Ii. cars, $1.116 each de-
| livered TO job, $1.26 each.
Sewer pipe, so TT. 1O' \: L. Stan
dards.: f. o. b: cars, .292 pr #: de-
iiveed TO job, 315 per TT.
| Sewer pipe, 100 pcs. 81 V. T. ELS
F o. b. cars. .504 each: delivered t.
job, "a each.
1900 #. s. V. p. lStandarci; +. O. L
cars. .125 per it,. delivered 10 JOB
.135. per fl. =
Asphalt Expansion Joints
3735 lin. #. 1'x1"x6' $6.O0zsper lin. fl
32275 lin. fit. 3-S"xf1x5' $50 pei
lin fit.
$3.50 lin. it. 1-2"x6" x6% S2ss4 per lin
1T.
| 10000 tons 90. 40 gravel 81 B per ton
| Discount 216 on all material excep
sewer pipe, which Is net. for paymem
10th of month following Gate Of ship
ment
Ft,om Eberts Bros. Company. us fol
lows:
1875 lin. IT. T'x1"x6 Asphalt Ex
pansiOn Joints per 100 lir- 1T 1884
S2S6.Se.
1926 lin. it. 3-S"xf''x5' asphalt Elk
pansion Joints, per 100 lin. fl SLIGO
1856. 40.
$3.50 lin. #. 1-2"x6"xG Asphalt Elk
pansion Joints, per 100 lin, 1t. $500
$11325.
4 800 bbls. WyandOtte, Portland Gem
emit pslper. per barrel $1.9a. $4,000.
10000 tons 6O.40 Washed Lake Ora
vel, per tom s1.35, $13,5O0O3.
No. Standard Vitrified Sewer pipe
. pcs 10x6" US, each $5-3s, $50
$50 feet 10' pipe, per foot .346
$29i10.
100 pieces e. Elbows. es IN 49, SO.
on.
1900 feet Is. Pipe. per- foot las
$2S1 20.
Terms: Discounts allowed as fol
lows for payment ON or before the 1Otl
of month following delivery.
Expansion Joints. ?. Pes cent.
Cement. Zoe per barrel
CO. 40 gravel, per cent
Sewer Pipe. per cent,
Bids referred TO Council.
Unfinished Business.
Application from the WyandOtte Jill
Continued on Last Page
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Is YEARS AGO

4 petition was presented to the City
Commdssion, asiEiag ION the paving a
Oak street, with. concrete, from the
railrOad tracks west TO Thirteenth
street. 80
Detroit members 0f the Wayne
County Board. OF supervisors were at
tempting TO Gust Wyandottes four re-
presentartyes on the beard on tie
grpund that theye were Illegally ap-
pointed by the City Commission, in.
p. stead. Of beinxE eaeeted By, the people.
been approved. by the state attorney
general and signed by Governor War
ner. WyandOtte decided to fight the
custer move
Miss Anna Myrtle Pearson and Will
lam T., Snow were married ON April
10, 1914. Congratulations On your sill
yer anniversary tomorrow.
President William Perry of Ford
yilLige appointed these officers Mar
Shall. George Perry; street cOmmiS-
s;oner, Peter L.abo; village attorney,
Ari Il Woodruff; health officer, Ii. 3.
Frederick; fire chief. Elmer LAbadie !;
Village engineer, Mason L. Brown IF
detroit; sanitary inspector, John
Clark; special assessors, Selah San
yderson, +. II. Aber, f. T. Drouillard.
Eb. TriteS was appointed janitOr Of
the new Carnegie library building"
\ $4,000 fire destroyed the hotel
aIlh four concession buildings at "Des-
ClBFee -ShOska." summer resort mt the
head of Fighting Island The resort
was planned many yeats before 10y Gil
nan 4 Barnes, who hoped TO make it
one Of the most popular summer re-
sorts in this section. The hope proved
futile. The place was mOrtgaged To the
laLms estate, (which fOreclOSed and
threw the matter into the Canadian
Courts, in which Al long legal fight ell
sued. Fighting Island in its entirety
was bought by the Michigan Alkali
Company some years ago, and is now
used as a dumping ground for refuse
from the WyandOtte works.
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WyandOtte, Mich, April 10, 1859.
Regular session Of the cousfcil< of
the City of Wyafidotte, the Honorable
Mayor Thomas A. Davis, presiding.
Roll Cab. 81
Present: Councilmen George Benin,
Wagner. *
AaYserft: None.
Resolution.
Wyandotte, Mich, April To- 1889.
Resolution, by Councilman George c.
Benin.
Resolved by the City Council of the
City Of Wyandotte, that Oousleiiman
James HI Mason be and he hereby il
appointed as a member Of the Wayne
County Board OF StpeFvisOts, repre-
seaitinE the City Of WyafSdbtte.
L move the adoption Of the forego-
ing resolution.
Councilman Georse @. Benin.
supported by Councilman BrUhl
Yeas: Comcilmen' dc6fge Behm,
Louis Benin, Bnohi, Mason, wagaf,
Wagner. st
Nays: None.
Ad3otfrH91efft -
{ Motion to adjourn at 8 10. p. NJ, by
COuneiinian Mason, supported by Conn
Gilman Wager.
Yeas: Councilnien George Bef1m.
Louis Benin, Brohl, Aiason, Wagar,
Wagner
Nays: None.
LAWRENCE J. LaCOURSE,
City Clerk
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the CITY COuNCA


Wyand0tte, Mich, April 6, 1889.
Chatter session OF the City Council
Of the City OF Wyanlotte, sitting as a
Board Of Canvassors, the Honorable
Mayor Thomas A. Davis, presiding.
Roll Call.
Present: COnncilmen George Benin,
LOUIS Benin, BrOhl, Kreger, Mason.
Absent: Councilman Wagar.
Communications and Reports.
Homo able Mayor and Council,
City Of Wyandobte, Michigan
Gentlemen:
l hereby certify that / have. COM
piled the returns made by the Election
Boards for the several Precincts in
the City OF WyandOtte for the Charter
Election held ON Monday, April 3. 1889,
and find that the following named
PERSONS received the number OF votes
set opposite their respective names:
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A petition was presented to the City
ComndssicA asfEiag ION the paving ID
Oak street, with. concrete, from tn
railrOad tracks west to Thirteenth
street. -,
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nssssernlzs CsannnssA aagHesiy
hsls 90 u ns ssAf pAtsi TIE Refs
pet a~ef me rsHuant = lsef hsf zee
setsaAy - thrusihax ihs CsFsss. "a
Hrths AND faIl
TIE nlAlnlsnsfs - Ire Neais
snaab = tbs s4sicnai issras
hsAxhts foe shs sssana ssins n 20
vsaHs ssfe ths TO stfuuE arm
hoys. Pitchers n.sesy Walters and
rsai nssrtnFsf f1rss fsas<man
Prank Mrcsffnirk. leading hstisF
q the Reds regulars oasfisidsF
Iysi tseoiuen. and tbs maohly-
nsailgnea sceand base combination
Of fonnls Prey and BliiY Myers
Walters. with e victories. and
nernnrsf. with %. dld the greatest
t'xe-mAn pitching job IN the majors
since Grove and Earnshaw enpped
81 for the Athletics in 1854 Dur
ING their fiefrrat hatiie TO defend
firsi place IN September. psFrsngsF
and Walters paced the Reds With
II victories and only two losses
Blii McKechnie. who led the
Reds frefn last 10 frat place IN two
years. achieved another personal
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THE YANKS AND REDS

ley up against walter-Derringsr-
Thompson. the Yanks DO not have
a tremendous advantages. but they
must be conceded some edge be-
cause Of the past world series
oonquchfs Of their hurlers
The Yanks have developed
into the greatest defensive
club In baseball. Thee In little
doubt hut that thu Yankee In
field Of Dahlgren. Gordon.
Cro>etti and Rolfe In the
games hest defensiye unit.
The Reds infield IN sound. but
Mccormick. Frey. Myers and Wer-
Der must give all the bows de-
fcnsively TO the Yanks.
The Yanks offer basebali's
greatest player In center. Joe Di-
Maggie, than whom there Is no
greater ball hawk George Sell
kirk In a much better left fielder
than the Reds Wally Berger. Ival
Goodman. greatly moderated
ball player. Is at least the equal
Of the Yanks' Rookie Charlie kel-
Ter IN right field.
Catcher Bill Dickey stands head
and shoulders above Ernie Lom-
bardi as a defensive receiver.
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ANGELS BEAT
SACS,2TO1
SACRAMENTO. Cai.--i.os An.

SACRAMENTO, Cai.--isos An.
geles had 10 battle 10 hard innings
last night before nosing out saera-
mento. 81, in the opening game
OF the Shaugbnessy plsyoffs OF
the Pacific Coast league.
The Angels gave Fay Thomas
a run 10 work on In the first In
ming. but Sacramento slipped over
the tying score In the fourth. For
five innings the two teams went
scoreless until Los Angeles punched
few bingles In the 10th 10 get
the playoff run.
Thomas gave Sacramento
five hits while his teammates
made use of three Sacramento
errors and took seven bits off
Tom seats.
The game gave Los Angeles the
Jump toward first money OF $1,000
In the playoffs. The two teams
play a double-heade here tonight.
take Saturday off and reopen the
series In Los Angeles with a
double header Sunday. The loser
viii get 800. Los Angelica. which
finished third In the regular PEN
nant race. beat the league-leading
Seattle club in the first play-offs,
four games to two. while Sacra-
mento. fourth-place club. polished
off San Francisco. four 10 one.
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CLOVER PARK
WINS, $50

Scoring one touchdown every
quarter, the Glover Park varsity
steamrollered to n 20 10 victory
over the inexperienced Lincoln
sophomore team yesterday NJ thu
Veterans Hospital nj American
Lake.
Wide end.runs and off-tackIe
thrurts accounted for most sf
the Clover Park yardaEe. Tho
TIT was = prsctsce affair and
Coach John Kennedy Of Lin
coin Used every man ON his
squad 10 stem the Paskonisns
strong running plays.
Main cogs In the Clover Park
lineup were Hili, Bailey. Lopez and
Tisch, while Steve Grassi showed
well for the Abe cause.
The Lynx next battle the sta
dunn sophomore eleven on Oct. 0
at the Tiger lair.
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Idaho Falls Wants
In Pioneer League

IDAHO FALLS, Idaho -- The
Idaho Falls Chamber of Commerce
today was on record in favor of
asking the Pioneer baseball league
to admit a ball club from this city
to play in the 1910 season.
The league officials meet in
Pocatello tomorrow TO discuss bids
for league teams from Provo,
Logan, Butte and Nampa in addi-
ton to that from Idaho Falls.
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team dropped from second to sixth
place.
Benswanger announced that
TraynOr's successor has not
yet been selected but said that
Jimmy Wilson, former man
ager of the Philadelphia
Phillies, and Frankie Frisch,
former manager of the st.
Louis Cardinals were among
those being considered.
Benswanger announced that he
was accepting the resignation with
keen regret"
while his resignation is uncon-
ditional, we shall find a place for
Pie in the Pirate organization,
probably as assistant to J o c
Schultz, in handling our playing
interests in the minor leagues
where we have working agree
ments," Benswanger said.
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IRISH SWEEPS
SET FOR NOV. z

DoND0N-The racing calendar
announced today that the Cesare-
witch stakes, the race on which
the October Irish sweepstakes are
based. will be run as usual on Nov.
2. The sweeps therefor will be
drawn in normal fashion. rather
than in 95 equal prizes as an
nouneed when the Cesarewitch
was cancelled two weeks ago.
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Tsday's Spert
Parade

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Herman Signs
For 1910 Season

CHICAGO-Billy Herman, cap
tain and second baseman of the
Chicago Cubs, who was one of the
most persistent of annual hold
outs until last year, signed his con-
tract for the 1910 season yester-
day. He was the first Cub TO sign
for next season and was among
the first to sign last year. Salary
terms were not disclosed.