Hammond Times, Volume 5, Number 300, Hammond, Lake County, 9 June 1911 — Page 12

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THE TIMES. Friday, June 9, 1911. ,'f

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GALLOP HOE WITH 7-2 VICTORY

Walsh Cutpitches Russell Fcrd and Gains Easy Victory OverNNew York. C

Standing or the Clubs. W. L. Pet. Detroit 36 13 .736 Philadelphia 27 17 .614 Boston 23 20 .556 Chicago Zi ' ID .537 Xew York 21 22 4SS Cleveland 19 29 .396 Washington 17 30. .362 St. Louis 15 32 .319

Tealerday'a Rennltn. Chlcaeo, 7; New York, 2. Washington. 4: Cleveland, 2. Detroit. 8; Philadelphia. 3. St. Louis, 11; Boston, 5. Games Today. Chicago at New York. Cleveland at Washington. Detroit at Philadelphia. St. Louis at Boston. New York, June 9. The White Sox released a lot of their pent up energy yesterday and crushed the New York Highlanders in the first game of the series. They batted the ball freely, ran the bases daringly and fielded most excellently, while Big Ed Walsh stayed the attack of the home team by a plentiful use of the spit ball. The score was 7 to 2 and the game belonged to Chicago all the way. It was Walsh against Russell Ford, the clever little spit ball flinger, and Big Ed made up for the beating given him by Master Russell in Chicago. The onslaught seemed to unnerve Mr. Ford to such an extent that he became horribly wild in his frantic efforts to stop the rush and by so doing beaned two of the Sox athletes, laying Capt. Lord on the earth first and later dropping young Roy Corhan. PAPKE STOPS BRITON; IS BOSS OF WORLD'S MIDDLEWEIGHTS

REULBACH HURLS

CUBS TO VICTORY

"Big Ed" Pitches in Mid August Form and Brooklyn Is Beaten, 4 to 1.

Standing of the Clubs,

New York 29 ' Chicago 2N Philadelphia 29 ' Pittsburg 25 'St. Louis 23 ' Brooklyn 17 'Cincinnati .. 22 J Boston 12

Yesterday Ttesnlts. Chicago, 4; Brooklyn. 1. New York, 4; Pittsburg, 3 (eleven Innings). Philadelphia. 8; Cincinnati, 4. St. Louis, 4; Boston, 2.

OF POSITIVELY THE GARMENT SALE SUCCESS The Final Windup

of Actual

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Games Today. Brooklyn at Chicago. New York at Pittsburg Philadelphia at Cincinnati. Boston at St. Louis.

'Thunderbolt,' After Bitter Fight, Sends Sullivan Down for. Count.

London. June 9 Billy Papke, the American fighter, who claims the middleweight championship of his country, knocked out Jim Sullivan, the English champion, in the ninth round of their

scheduled twenty round battle last night at the Palladium. This victory, it is claimed, crowns Papke as the middleweight champion of the world. The men fought under the English weight limit. Thoy weighed in at 160 pounds at 2 o'clock. Papke was two ounces undr the limit, while Sullivan was well within the weight.

Pitching in his mid-August form, with still another cog knocked out of the old Cub machine yesterday. Reulbach gave Brooklyn's Infants one of those lickings which they have come to expect at his hands and kept the Cubs from dropping back into third place even if they could not climb into the lead. Score. 4 to 1. Big Ed held the enemy down to four singles and two passes, going over the full route without the slightest sign of needing help and would have perpetrated a whitewash if one of his throws to first had not been out of Archer's reach. That happened in the second inning and gave Brooklyn one tally and the lead for a few minutes. Archer was on first in Hofman's place and would have been there if Hofman had. not. been hurt in the preliminary practice. A swiftly thrown ball went wide of first base while Artie was standing near and it struck him back of the ear, knocking him unconscious for a couple of minutes. He was

helped to the clubhouse and every effort was made to put him- in commission again, but the injury was too severe.

ALGONQUIN CUP GOES TO

HEARNE

Drives Big 120 H. P. Benz to

Victory by One Second in Hill Climb.

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Eddie Hearne. driving the t&7 120 horse power Henz. formerly owned by P.arnev Oldfleld. the car which once

'won the American speedway championjshlp. took first honors in the Chicago Motor club's national hill climb at Algonquin yesterday by annexing the Algonquin cup, a perpetual trophy ofi fered for tbe fastest total time on the

The battle was a furious one while, two trrades. The big cup was won by

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it lasted. Both men struggled hard to land the blow that meant wealth and l.unor and In their wild endeavors used all sorts of tactics. Several times the referee was compelled to jump into the ring and separate the fighters. On other occasions he warned Papke' against using rough tactics, such as' bumping with his head in the clinches. !

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Papke was cleverer than his rival at ducking and escaped many terrific swings. Just as the bell sounded Papke landed a stiff right to Sullivan's body.

DAVENPORT CHOSEN MAROON CAPTAIN

Ire Davenport was unanimously

erslty of

New York state will be under the supervision of a state athletic commission, if the Frawley bill, passed by the senate here last night becomes a law. The commission is to consist of three members appointed by the governor for a term of five years. The duration of contests is limited to ten rounds, with

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elected captain .of the Univ

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STANDARDS WIN.

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GOES BACK TO SOUTH BEND

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