Hammond Times, Volume 6, Number 140, Hammond, Lake County, 1 December 1911 — Page 8
Fridav, Dee. 1, 1911. f.lARATHOU TO HATCH
THE TIMES.
ABASH
ELEVEN
LOSES TO M A C.
"Fritz" Ebert of Hammond in Game as Left Tackle.
TARLAND WINS BOUT GOES LOI
Tommy Murphy Stays 20 Rounds; Packey Shows Broken Hand.
Lansins, Mich., Iec. 1. By a score ! San Krancisco, Cal., Dec. 1, PacKey
match. The first fall was won In four
teen minutes with a leg hold and the second in ten minutes with a half Nelson aad leg hold. In a preliminary match Yusift Mahmout, who has been training with Gotch, failed to throw Henry Ordemann of Minneapolis in fifteen minutes.
Chicago Runner Wins Fifth Annual Yonkers Race in 2:35:57.
QUAKERS DEFEAT ' CORNELL 21
-9
of 17 to 6 the Michigan Aggies Avon the ; McFarland, the idol of the
annual Thanksgiving day, game from Wabash. The Hoosiers displayed the best offense seen here this season and the. forward passes of the' visitors brought the crowd to It's feet time and again. M. A. C. scored its first touch-
mui tv a : ki, -won aiiu iusl j esieruaj
when he was awarded the decision over "Harlem Tommy" Murphy at the end "of twenty rounds of fighting before 6,000 critical spectators.
The Chicago boy's victory over the
Chicago ; Pennsylvania Team Out-
down in the second period on a clean tough New Yorker, whom 90 per cent
forward pass. The second followed a 0f thoae present expected him to knock blocked punt, and Julian scored the outf wa3 ciean and left little room for
third Just before the game ciosea, w nen argument, but the rank and file of ex
plays Ithacans; Strong on Defense.
j Philadelphia. Dec. 1. In what was conceded to be the best offense under ! the new rules the University of Penn-
mous in the belief that as an opponent'
of Champion Ad AVolgast the Chicagoan
he intercepted a pass and sprinted fiftyperts and fight followers seemed unani-j sy,vania fotbal eam defeated Cor
yards. Burroughs register;.! the Hoosiers' only touchdown when he scooped
. fumble and carried the baa across was an impossibility. Hence his vic-
the line. Lineup: j tory over Murphy left a. tinge of disM. A. C. (17) Right end, Gorenflo; j appointment among fight followers right tackle, Gilford; right guard, Cul-j which ' they were not backward in exver: center. McWilliams; left guard, pressing. Campbell; left,tack!e, McLoughry; left I McFarland and his handlers declared
end ,(Capt.) Stone; quarter back. Rib- ( that he had broken his right hand in scorinK gtrentrtl let; right half back. Hill; left haltjthe twelfth round, and a cursory ex- 1 filu ,,,,,. . ,,ti -ki, r., ... ... . . ...... nuKc loucnaow n
ncK, nsiiata, ii , " aminat ion at the conclusion of the batHan. " - i tie showed that member to be badly "Wabash () Howard, left end; (puffed and swollen, but of this the pubEbert. left tackle; Hard, left guard; flic was not aware until after it had Cravens, center;' Elliott (Capt.), right filed out of the arena, guard; Harlan, right tackle; Nicar, j If he really broke his hand, Packey Burroughs, right end; Lambert. . quar-1 fought a wonderful battle. Murphy, on ter back; Gangwisch. left " half back; the other hand, gave an exhibition of Rowe, right half back: Showalter, full gameness and ability to come back back. ! rarely seen in a prize ring. Touchdowns Markham, Julian, Go- During the early rounds McFarland renflo. Burroughs. Goals from touch- fairly smothered the Iitt.lt Harlem
ngtiter witn a dazzling . variety
downs-HM (2). Lambert. Referee Kldridge. Michigan. Umpire. Kndsley, Purdue. Head lineman iBowdich, M. A. C. Field judge Grady, DePauw. Time of periods 15 minutes.
CAPONI FLOORS SMITH Fait' Lake City, Utah, "Dec. 1. Rube Smith of Denver received a left hook to the jaw- last " night in the tenth round of a match here, whereupon the referee stopped the fight and gave the decision to Tony Capon). Smith w8 too groggy to continue...
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a dazzling, variety of;
punches from which there was n es- j cape. Once he sent Murphy flat on his back, but "Tommy was up in a trice,; apparently none the worse for wear, j Time and again Murphy was all butt fought out of the ring into the laps of' the newspaper men and appeared to' be in great-distress, but thi well-de-! fined punch was not forthcoming to give him his quietus. I All the time McFarland gave an exhibition of blocking, smothering and:
sidestepping that called forth cheers. He opened cuts over Murphy's eyes and
damaged his left ear until It took on1 the proportion of an egg. In the face of this constant rapid fire the stouthearted little easterner fought back every minute and made a better showing in the last two rounds than did McFarland.
GOTCH FLOPS GERMAN CHAMP
Minneapolis. Dec. 1. Frank Gotch of Humboldt, Iowa. world's champion wrestler, last niirht . defeated Pari
I Hammerschmidt of Germany, In a finish
nen yesterday In the eighteenth an
nual battle by the score of 21 to 9. The red and blue had the better of the attack and Cornell was always powerless to stop the local players.
Throughout the game the Quakers
gained fully twice as much ground as
the Itahacans. Three well-earned
touchdowns and a goal represented the
h in the quarters. A
and a goal from place
ment were responsible for Cornell's 9
, points. The rush of plays with which
: Pennsylvania scored her first touch
down cut the Cornell defense to pieces as though it had been paper. The Quakers received the initial kick-off, and, starting from their twen-
i ty-flve-yard line, went the remaining
distance in seven plays. On three consecutive runs Mercer made forty-four yards. After Minds had gone through Cornell's line for four yards the Quaker captain came back again for a twenty-five yard sprint. A three-yard
gain by Thayer and a forward pass to Jourdet made the touchdown. Cornell evened things up in the first period with a lucky touchdown. But-
, ler had kicked from his own twenty- ; five yard line and Minds .failed to get : the ball as it hit the ground. Everlch took it 5n the bound, and, behind good i interference by Captain Munk, ran fifty .yards for the touchdown.j Cornell assumed the aggressive in I the second period and played the Quak
ers to a standstill, neither side being able to score. The Ithacans used poor generalship on several occasions, and Butler failed on several attempts at long goals from placement. In the third period Pennsylvania got a touchdown after Mercer caught Butler's poor kick on Ithaca's thirty-five yard line. It took six plays for the Quakers to score, a forward pass to Jourdet taking the ball to the sixtyyard line and Mercer going over for the touchdown. A few minutes later Cornell made her last score from placement, which Butler kicked from the thirty-yard line.
New York, Dec. 1. Sidney , Hatch, representing the Illinois State-Gaelic Athletic Association of Chicago, Illustrated yesterday that if Marathonrunners repeat only Infrequently, perseverance still may bring success, ani
Incidentally wrote his name on the ro'l
of fame with such men as John J
hiayes, H. Jen son, J. T. Crowley ana
others by leading a field of forty-sev
en long'-distance runners In the classic event held annually over the hills and
dales around Yonkers under tne aus
pices of the Mercury Athletic Club.
Before the eve.it it was current gos
sip that this year's winner, as also the
second and third to finish, would be
considered by the A. A. U. selectors
when the American team ' for next
year's Olympiad at Stockholm, Sweden,
is made up, and this report, besides lending additional interest to the event
from the spectators standpoint, also
acted as one more incentive for the
runners to put forth their best efforts
llatcli ran a ' grand race. : He was
never in distress, and despite the fact that the last few miles wee run in a
that the last few miles were run in
nours, i,4 mlnltes, 40 seconds, nevera
minutes better than the time made las
year. W illiam GalvSn, representing the Mercury Athletic Club. finished
second, in t hours, 28 minutes, 3S sec
onds. while J. J. Reynolds, Irish
American Athletic. Club, last year winner, was third.
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KENOSHA CLOSED TO
PRIZE FIGHTERS
Kenosha, Wis., Dec. L Boxing promoters in Chicago who have been planning to hold fights in Kenosha received Another jolt today when the sheriff of Kenosha county, Andrew G. Stahl, flatly refused to issue a permit for a bout between Johnny v Coulon and George Kltson which was to have been pulled off here on Dec. 8. The sheriff declined to discuss his action more than to state
that similar action probably would be taken in other cases of a similar nature.
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: Big Price Cut on Groceries Here we are again all to your interest. You can depend on low prices here, for the two days, TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY, DEC. 56.
PlllMlmry, Gold Medal or Cere-
GRAND PRIZE WON. BY BRUCE BROWII Makes New Record in Fiat Car; Goes 74.65 Miles an Hour.
Charles Klein, owner of the Clinton team, has been elected president of the Illinois-Missouri League. A Chicago story has it that no less than six of the Cub regulars are to be placed on the market this winter. Because he failed to get a safe tap in the world's series Jack Murray, of the Giants, is tagged to go- on the block. The South Bend club of the Central League has signed a second baseman named Andrew Spycholskl. Did you get it? If "Buddy" Ryan can live up to his reputation gained .on the Paacific coast, Cleveland will surely have a bunch of slusrgers next season.
Savannah, Ga., Dec. 1. Flying faster than the biting wind that swept the frozen racecourse, David L. BruceBrown, the young American millionaire, yesterday established a new world's record for automobile road
by w inning his second Grand
Ki.oin . notn.
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-A fall a..ortment of Canned Good. nlnj on hand.
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Large .Ize.
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American Family with order, 10 bars 43c
Jap Rone.
Naptha,
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bars .
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races
i nzo i at-e a l ain average speeu oi i i.vv j ...11,... . III. -!... i L'
ultima w ii iiuui . riis avriagr jaftt jeitt
over the same course was 10. miles. The supreme honor again went to
an Amorican driver piloting a foreign car, but this year it was an Italian ; Flat instead of a German Benz that tarried Bruce-Brown to victory. His olapped time for 'the 411.36 miles was 5:31:29 13-100. Bruce-Brown captured the greatest American trophy only after a fierce, nerve racking struggle in which Eddie Hearne, driving a Benz, was second, two minutes behind, in 5:33:33 7-100 and Ralph Le Palma third in 5:34:40. Xo mishaps involving life or limb marred the running of what probably will he the last of these classic races at Savannah. . Of the sixteen foreign and American racing machines which darted away at 9 a. in. only six finished. The others could not undergo the tearing endurance strain and were eliminated from time to time by the breaking of vital parts. American -drivers demonstrated superiority over the foreign pilots. The result was a surprise, as neither of the two favorites was in the running at
the finish. . . - - Victor Hemmery, the Benz driver, who was heavily played, was not a contender after the seventh lap. Louis Wagner, the other favorite, withdrew his Fiat in the fifteenth lap. Interest of the snectators in the lead-
! ers was so Intense that the few minutes
necssary to drive the twenty-third lap dragged like hours. Bruce-Brown was the first to appear. His car whirled Into .sight, flew around the grandstand curve and again out of sight. Kddie Hearn flashed by the judges' stand one minute and thirty seconds afterward. In vain the spectators shouted and walled for Mulford, but the winner of the Vanderbilt cup race was out of the race.
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