Hammond Times, Volume 6, Number 69, Hammond, Lake County, 8 September 1911 — Page 12

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AD" TAKES STRENUOUS WORKOUT:

CHIP SHOWS SPEED FOR 4 R

NEW HOME RUN RECORD

:" Howard Barringer, the North Vernon kid playing with Dubuque In t'ne Three-Eye League, has set up a freak home-run record. H made three four-base drives in three consecutive games. Darringer was tried out by the Indians a few seasons ago, but seemed too young and too light for fast company. He has been going fast in the Three-Eye, and may be ready for high society before long.

LINOS

. Milwaukee, AVis.,Sept. 8. Ad Wolgast. the lightweight champion, who isj preparing for his bout with Packey " oFarland here Sept. 15, stuck to his strenuous program today and presented the many fans who traveled to Nelson's road house with an excellent idea , of his real ability. After skipping the rope and shadow : boxing for the better half of an hour the champion took on his old sparring

partner, Hobo Dougherty, for two fast rounds and then worked a couple more with Freddie Hicks, a local middleweight. The champ showed plenty of speed and hustled the big middleweight around the ring in fine style. Manager Jones watched his fighter carefully.

Wolgast is already below weight and

intends to work hard until next Tues

day. when will ease up and rest un

til the d of the match.

CUBS BEAT REDS; GAfl GIANTS Twin Victory, 3 to 0 and 4 to f 2, Puts Chance's Men One : Game Behind Leaders.

I game drove home two men and won

i the game. Incidentally, the home run ! was Frank' twenty-first for the seaj son and he needs only five more to set a record. j Next to the timely batting of Mr. j Schulte, the prowess of Johnny Kvers was most noteworthy. The Trojan was ; there with two timely hits, one a 'sin-

match between Louis O'Orio of Chicago and Hugh Henderson of Pittsburgh for a purse of $1,125, the score today stood two games to the credit of Henderson and one in favor of O'Orio, with eight games drawn. Henderson won last night's game.

OTOOLE CONSULTS BONESETTER REESE Pittsburgh, Pa., Sept. 8. Marty O'Toole has been offered $22,500 for fifteen weeks In vaudeville during this winter. The Irish star has not decided what he will do, and probably will have a talk with President Barney Dreyfuss first. The offer came from New York. Though he has pitched wonderful ball in his three games to

date, the high priced arm is very sore and O'Toole will pay the bonesettet a

visit.

Manillas; of the C New x York. . . . r. . , 76 (hlrago 74 Pittsburgh i ... ..73 Philadelphia ..........68 St, IxjuIs.. 84 Cincinnati ........... .5" Hrooklyn ............. 50 Bost on . , . 3.1

Chicago, ; Cincinnati,

game). Hrooklyn, 4; New York, 3. Pittsburgh. 5; St. Lrfiuis, 0. Philadelphia, 13; Boston, game). . Philadelphia, 1; Boston, garnet. Gamn Today. - Cincinnati at Chicago. Brooklyn at New York. Pittsburgh at St. Louis. Philadelphia at-Boston:

gle drVving in the first run in the second game and the other a corking double that, drove home the tying run in the eighth.

Iub. I I Pet. I 4S .623 4 .U7 5-4 . 5 S I 57 .544 61 .512 67 ,460 73 .407 r SJ .262, I 11k. j (first gamel. ' i, " (second '

SOX GO HUNTING

ft TIGERS' LAIR

Duffites Open Two Game Series With Detroit Team Beginning Today

X " Standing of the t'lultM.

' Philadelphia 5 (first Detroit Cleveland ... 0 (second New York.. Boston .... Cbiraao ... Washington St. Louis . . .

W. L Pet. 84 4 4 .656 ..77 51 .602 .,67 60 .328 ..68 61 .527 . .63 ' 6S .488 ..et o s .4o ..54 75 .419 ..38 89 .299

Those aspiring Cubs are only, one game from first p4aee. They gave the j Cincinnati Reds two beatings yesterday j afternoon at the west side grounds, and j while they were doing it the proud New ' York Giants fell before the Brooklynttam. In this way Chance's champions gained a lap and a half on the IVad- j ers. If fortune should smile on them i

today, lettisg them win and making ( Detroit, Mich., Sept- 8. Fully recovthe Giants lose, the Cubs will lead in ered from their disastrous bout with

the exciting National league race at Cleveland the White Sox reached here sundown. The score of the first game at 10:30 o'clock last night ready to go yesterday was 3 to 0, and the second "after some of thsir lost percentage to-

1 nerdy Resulta. Philadelphia. 6; Boston, 1. Cleveland, fi;' St. Louis, 5. New York, 5; Washington, 2. Chicago-Detroit, not scheduled. ;me Today. Chicago at Detroit. St. Louis at Cleveland. Boston at Philadelphia. . New York at Washington.

MURPHY PROMISES '

KNOCKOUT IN GO

WITH M'HENRY

Eddie "Murphy, the crack Boston

lightweight who makes his western de

but tonight at the Badger . Athletic

club's show at Racine, promises the

fans who will journey to the Wiscon

slntpwn a knockout in his first ap

pearance in this section of the country and says he will put the sleep produc

er on Young McHenry, who is to op

pose him, before the scheduled six

rounds are over.

Murphy's workout before the local

fans at O'Connell's pleased these who witnessed it immensely. He took ou

three battlers and showed clearly that

he is a glove wielder of much class. He demonstrated he fad a powerful left and a wicked ' right, with plenty of steam behind both. He also is clever of

foot, quick of eye, and agile ts a cat in getting' away from punches. In ad

dition, he covers well, can take a hear

ty punch if necessary, and return with

plenty of speed.

Tommy Schupp was the first to essay a bout with the Boston boy and suffered a smart lacing, although Murphy did not let out. "Special Delivery" Hirsch next encountered Eddie and found that his aggressiveness was futile, for Murphy, by artful dodging evaded most , of the boy's rushes. Danny Goodman was easy for Murphy, being tired frofti a grueling four rounds with Cyclone Johnny Thompson.

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i day, when they open a two-game series

was 4 to 2.

Two wicked wallops by Frank with Detroit's Titers.

Schulte, the celebrated clouter, had j Berghammer, the new infielder from much to do in gaining the double vie- . Kewanee, is to get a chance against tor?-, for his home run drive against the tribe of Jennings Manager Duffy the signboard in the right field bleach- announced that he would play Berger sent two runs home in the first in- hammer at second base in today's game ning of the opening game, and his sin- to see what the young man looked like

gle in the eighth inning of the second under fire. He comes with the reputa

tion of being the pick of the .Central association in fielders, and looks like a batter in practice. McConnell was tak-

j en along, and is all right, but the Sox

manager 1 going to test some or the new material from now on. ' ;

PITCHER KARGER GOES TO ST. PAUL St. Paul, Minn., Se.pt. 8. Manager Kelley of St. Paul announced today that Eddie Karger of the Boston Americans had been purchased and would return to St. Paul in time to pitch in the game with Milwaukee on Sunday. The release of Second Baseman Harry Howell also was announced. -

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SCULL RACE

Rainy River, Sept. 8. Ed Durman of

Toronto today defeated .1. I Hackett

of Rainy River in a srullinj? race over a three-mile course by five lengths. The time was 20:23. The race, which was

styled "for the championship of the

world," attracted oarsmen from many

parts of the United States and Canada.

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CHAGES BEATEN

: IN CHESS PLAY

Carlsbad, Austria, Sept. 8. Play in the adjourned games of previous rounds In the international chess masters' tourney has resulted as follows: Burns

beat Alechine, Suechting beat Chotimskl. Vtdmar beat Duras and Perlis beat Salwe. 4 Today the thirteenth round was contested, with the following results: Alechine won from Chajes, Fabrni lost to Jaffe, Rotlewl beat Spielman, Duras beat Johner, Leonhardt beat Alapin, Rubinstein beat Salwe, Vidmar beat Buru, Chotimski lost to

Teichmann.

KANKAKEE RESULTS. K-ankakee, 111., Sept. 8. Margaret K,

Raven Wilkes, owned by H. W. Dean

of Thornton, 111., won the chief event.

the 2:30 trot. The track was heavy.

Summaries:

2:30 trot, stake J1.000 Won by Mar

garet K; Constantino, second; Adlerto, third; Pencriffe, fourth. Eckmore started. Time, 2:244; 2:20; 2:24. 2:12 pace, $400 Won by Gotell; Emma Low, second: Black Twister, third. Time, T:14i4, 2:14; 2:13. 3 year old pace, 1400 Won -by Argo Patch; Minnie I,, second; W. S. Webber, third; Areta V., fourth. Time, 2:24; 2:22. . Half mile dash. 100 Won by Myrtle Park, ridden by Miss Kmma Hanson, 16 years old, of Morris, 111., beating a field of four.

HUNTINGTON RESULTS Huntington, Ind.. Sept, 8. Following are the Huntington harness results: 2:35 trot Max, Mack, won; John C,

second; Viola J., third.. Best time.

2:18 pace Nellie G.. won; Little Ned.

second; Coastella, third; Coastina B.,

fourth. Best time, 2:11.

HENDERSON LEADS D'ORO ATCHECKERS

Boston, Mass.. Sept. 8. With eleven games played in the fifty game checker

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Valparaiso, Ind., Sept. 8. Heavy rain made the track heavy and part of the

races were carried over until today Summaries:

2:45 trot Won by Sir Thomas L,

Dolly Royal, second; Little Joe, third Best time, 2:38. "

Farmer trot, half mile Won by Dan

Messnor; Seth Mazoon, second; Genoa,

third. Best time, 1:1?.

YALE WINS GOLF TITLE

Short Hills, N. J., Sept. 8. Yale to day won the intercollegiate golf cham

plonship. having six points out of a

possible nine, with only six of the sin

gle matches completed. Two of the matches Were decisive, Gardner beating Kstabrook, 6 up and 4 to play, and Dtmlap beating Sargent by 6 up and 3 to pay. Booth gave Lee a close match, the latter winning on the eighteenth hole, 1 up.

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