Hammond Times, Volume 6, Number 220, Hammond, Lake County, 7 March 1912 — Page 8

THE TIMES.

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EAST CHICAGO BOUTS

SE TO BE GOOD

The best boxingf and wrestlinB card won in first round on foul; Young Brltt. that has ever ben staged in East Chi-' won in live rounds; Nick Kaiser, won cago is being arranged by Manager In three rounds: Young Papke, five Joe Simpson of the Coliseum rink for rounds, which goes to show that Ketch-

his second weekly show, to be held at el is a star in his class at 122-12U i h. Twi skntincr rink Friday night, I pounds. This match Is expected to be

March 8, and if the crowd equals that a hummer as Wells, although not as of the excellent card that will be put well known as Ketchel, is a rugged, on, it will be a record breaker. j fast and clever boy. Manager Simpson has spent a . lot of J The semi-windup will bring together time and money in securing the talent;

for this show and thinks he has some

SHIFTS MAROON B TO DISCOVER STARS

Coach Page Tries Athletes in Strange Events For Illini Meet.

took the precaution to prevent the annual bluff by insisting that the contract be for three years.

MAHMOUT ISSUES DEFI TO POLE Omaha. Neb., March 7. Emll Klank posted fl.OOa here today as a forfeit for Yusiff Mahmout, the Turk. The money Is up as a challenge to Zbyszko, the Pole, for a match. The cash is in the hands of Tom O'Brien. Frank Gotch, it Is understood, will back the pole for any; amount against Zbyseko. The

Pole will arrive In Omaha tomorrow and an effort will he made to get him to cover the forfeit and sign articles.

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matches that cannot be equaled anywhere. The men have all been in con-j stant training and when the gong brings them into the ring on the eve of the contest the fans will have an op-i portunity of seeing something worth their while. To make the contests a

success the. fans are invited to attend if;

these shows as the management has done all in their power to put on a good card. A slim crowd attended the first contest and it was praised so highly by those that witnessed the contests a record crowd is expected. The matches will bring together some of the best! boysin the country and they are well known and carry a list of resords. ' The, first event wiil be a wrestling ' bout between Young Hackenschmidt, ' who is known as the Russian IJon, and Joe Mysliwy of Fast Chicago. Myjliwy , is the boy that made short work of : Fred Callahan of Chicago last week! and with a little more experience ha will surely make a great reputation. , Hackenschmidt lias been seen on the. mat at East Chicago in the past and1 he needs no mention, as he is one of j the best at his weight in the grappling1 game. In the second event Fred Polly vs. Battling Wells will be seen in a sixround contest at 115 pounds. . The youngsters have a past reputation, hav- i

ing taken part in many battles. They I are fast and clever and to data have i not lost a fight.

Vincent Ketchell vs. Eddie Wells are j scheduled to appear in the third go. f Stockyards Tommy Murphy and Jack Ketchell is well-known in Lake conn- ! Archer, who now holds the lightweight 1y and in fact throughout the Fnited championship of Iowa. They will weigh States, having met sucIt men as Danny ; in at J33 pounds and are both in the "Webster. 15-round draw. Monte Attell, i of shape. Considerable interest Is being wag-

crfd in the main bout when Jimmy

Coach Pat Page of tho University of Chicago track team resorted to new

tactics yesterday in his efforts to prepare the Midway experts for Saturday's battle with Illinois at Partlett gymnasium. The Maroons were shifted and sent through strange events in the hope of discovering "dark horses-' among the squad, and Page declared that several of the stars would appear out of their ordinary positions against the IUini as a result. The shifting of Captain Davenport to the mile run was the only definite change in the Midway plans. "Davy" expects to run the mile in addition to the dash and one of the middle distance events. It is all but certain that he will be seen in the quarter mile.

leaving the half mile to Cope, the

j downstate whirlwind. i Dickerson, the pole vaulting star, was ' one of the surprises of the session. He J has been doing around 11 feet 8 inches in practice, but his mark yesterday surpassed all his preliminary work, and j Page will spring him as a surprise in ! the coining meet. 1 Coyle and Murphy are expected to flirt with the twelve-foot mark In the t vault, and Dickerson in all probability will be in the same -!ass. The entries 'announced by Page aie practically the isame as those of the first Chicago-Illinois meeting last month.

HATOEWS SHADES DENNIS MAGIRL Springfield. Mo., March 7. Dennis Magirl of Omaha lost to Pierce Matthews of St- Ixuis here last night after ten rounds of fast fighting. "Cyclone" Tom Henry was knocked out in twelve

rounds by Erne Dean of Kansas City, and Walter Kilrain of Baltimore was knocked out in ten seconds by Jack Ijindsey, a negro, of Joplin.

WEAK HEART KILLS PITCHER New York, March 7. Pembroke Finlayson. who played last season with Memphis of the Southern league, died in a Rrooklyn hospital today of a rup

tured heart. He was signed when 16

years of ago by the Brooklyn Nation

als and kept tinder contract three years

for development as a pitcher. After leaving Brooklyn, Flnlayson went to

Lawrence and Brockton, then to Rochester, and finally to the Southern league. The trouble with his heart developed early last year and he has been

under the care of specialists all fall and winter.

Out of Sorts? Lots of discomfort the blues and many serious sicknesses you will avoid if you keep your bowels, liver and stomach in good working order by timely use of BEECKIAMB

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Boxing Commission Bars

Blow Delivered in the Clinches.

New York, March

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Murphy and Young Griffo will step into Prove the boxing game aiij to remove

the ring in an eight-round contest. Murphy needs no introduction to Iake county fans, as they remember when he met and defeated Chuck Iarson and several other star lightweights. Young Griffo recently defeated Young Togo, the young Jap who fought battling

Nelson in such a great bout at Smith. Ark., a week ago.

the last resemblance of prize fighting

the state boxing commission today

passed a rule abolishing the "kidney

punch." This Mow is generally used

in clinches and is one of the most weakening wallops in the history of

the game. This move compels the

Fort ; boxers, more than theretofore, to box clean and the Innovation will be appre-

Krnie Zanders will act as referee and ! c iated by the patrons of the sport. An-

! Tommy Downie timekeeper. Chief Mc- other good rule passed was that pro

Cormick will be at the ringside to seelhiblting the attendance of youths un-

that all the bouts comply with the state i der 16 years of age at any bouts.

j laws and all contestants will be exam

ined by the club physician before they

; step into the ring. ! Arrangements are being made to

Jack Dougherty acted as referee last

Saturday night at the National A. C. of Brooklyn. Dougherty has no license, so the club managers and Dougherty

'. match Ernie Zanders and Clarence j wiil have to appear next week and do

Wildcat Ferns of Kansas City a week ' some explaining.

1 frtm .In- nitrVit- nnrl 1 1 1 fanq art

anxiously waiting tor ine ngmers to be signed up.

WHITING lllill'IG

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JEANNETTE TO

FIGHT THREE New Haven, Conn.. March 7. Daave

Fitzgerald, the well-known referee and promoter of this city, lias signed Joe

Jeannette to appear here the early part

of next month. Jeannette has signed a contract with Fitzgerald to box any

three white hopes. Fitzgerald wants

to sign up Jim Stewart, Frank Moran and Tom Kennedy, it having been

agreed by Jeannette that he will meet

11 three merf the same night in con

tests of five rounds apiece, also having agreed to stop the three of them inside

of fifteen rounds. Fitzgerald will try and induce the men to meet Jeannette.

SOUTH BEND

LOSES ON FOUL

Rochester. Ind., March 7. The basketball game between South Bend high school and Culver high was forfeited to Culver as the result of two fouls by Captain Moseman of South Bend high.

OAKLAND GRUDGE FIGHT FORBIDDEN Oakland, Cal., March 7. For the novel reason that the fighters are nursing personal grudges against each other, the city commissioners have declared off the return match between Frankie Burns and Johnny Frayne, scheduled here for March 20. The authorities declare that boxing must be conducted in a scientific spirit and that the recent ten-round go between Burns and Frayne was marked by attempts to injure each other.

J. K. Leist, owner of the New Castie team in the O. and V. league, has adopted the slogan "Leist but not Iast." Owner James E. Gaffney, of the Boston Braves, is at Hot Springs, Ark., taking a short rest before the baseball season starts.

Trainer "Doc" Green, former head of

the ambulance corps with the Boston Red Sox, has signed as trainer with the Providence team.

IT James John Callahan can fined a first baseman among his- bunch of

youngsters, the Whtte Sox will look pretty strong when the whistle blows.

Portsmouth and Newport News have been admitted to the Virginia league.

making eight clubs instead of six in

the circuit for the coming season.

With eighteen Sunday and twelve Saturday games at home, the Newark

team surely got its share of whipped

cream pie from the schedule in the In

ternational league.

The new Oklahoma State league has

been organized and teams will be plac

ed in Oklahoma City, Guthrie, McAlester, Enid, Shawneo, El Reno,

Anadarko and Chickasha. A real big league baseball team al

ways arrives at the training camp

minues its baguge. The world's chain

plons started it, and now all the other

big leaguers must lose their luggage.

Hal Chase, of the Yankees, has been

managing a basketball team this win

ter. Chase and Smith, forwards. Joe

Jeannette, the boxer, centre, and Ryan,

Doyle and Corigan, guards, compose

the quintet ,

Manager Charlie Dooin can t se:

where the Giants, Cubs or Pirates have

anything on his Quakers in the com ing race for the National league pen

nant. "My old lid is In the ring," says

Charlie.

Not only Pittsburgh fans, but base

ball fans throughout the country will

closely follow the work of Marty

O'Toole next season. To show he is

worth $22,500 to the pirates, will take

considerable showing.

' It is said President McAIeer is hav

ing trouble in signing up some of hi Red Sox stars including Tris Speake

an d"Buek" O'Brien. With Tris out o

the line-up you could write your own

ticket on the Beanies. According to Charlie Dryden, the Chicago scribe. Ping Bodie. of the White Sox, has perfected the latest marvel In string beans which does away with the string. The bean fastens with hooks and eyes and Ping says it is a big improvement over the oldfashioned string. California promoters have made a flattering offer to Jack Dillon to box Frank Mantel on March 1". 'One Round" Hogan will start another boxing campaign in New York, cpening with Leach Cross on March 13.

Caspar Ieon's license as referee was revoked, as the old-time fighter was

too incompetent to suit the commis-

Mike , Schulanski, who fights under the name of Sweeney, was haled before the court. Schulanski was to receive $25 for boxing at the Liberal A. C. lie tried to quit in every round and finally succeeded in doing the job in the third. The club refused to pay him and reported Schulanski to the commission. The solons decided that $1J was enough for Schulanski.

ORE ONEY

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ZIMMERMAN IN CUB FOLD; SIGNS FOR THREE YEARS Heinle Zimmerman, the annual and

lone Cub holdout, In company with Recruit-Catcher Cotter, the Philadelphia boy who has been missing for some

time, will climb aboard a train for tho

i Cub training camp at New Orleans to- ; night. With the two players on their way' south all of Manager Chance's players have been accounted for. j 'Zimmerman arrived in the city yesI terday morning, and lost no time In ar

riving at ;ud neaaquarters. After a

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Whiting,- the champion hij?h school basketball squad, has been seen in hard training, work at the. Owl club floor luring the list few days, preparatory to .their game with Wolf lake high school at Notre - Dame next Saturday morning for championship honors , of tlie state and the tenth and twelfth districts. Since Whiting has been honored with the championship of this district

all the Lake county schools have now ; short conference with President Mur

banded together in school spirit and;Phy, Heine signed his contract and reare pulling with all their might f or ; celved a ticket good for one passage Wrhiting for the state onors. They : to New Orleanns. want the Oil City boys to win and In; Cub fans will not be able to have the order to help them out a large crowd ' annual "talk-fest" over Zimmerman's of rah-rahs will journey to Notre Dame t failure to sign for the next three year, with them. ! President Murphy decided that things Kncouraged by this friendly school I would be a great deal more pleasant

spiru v miing win go into tne game about the ornce when time came for determined to win and if that will help the team to leave for the south If any tho OH City athletes may come Heine was among those present. so back a-s champs. A full lineup will be ' r--1"-1-takerr along and none of the players ' TJOTI,QT. n, f i

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will think of anything but victory. They are In the pink of condition at present, having rounded up into one of tiie fastest high school quintets that this vicinity has ever , seen. Their team work is of the best and if those alert basket tossers are in their regular form we see no reason why they cannot put up a brilliant game. The winner of this contest in the morning will line up against the winner of the South Bend-Culver game on Saturday night and providing Whiting has no bad luck, they ought to clean up the platter in the tenth, twelfth and thirteenth districts, which will entitle them to represent northern Indiana at the state meeting at Bloomington on the following Saturday. Never before has such interest been taken by the general public and high school followers in any basketball game, and Whiting we are looking for you to show them where you're from.

as mercury will " surely destroy the sense of smell and completely derange the whole system when entering it through the mucous . surfaces. Such articles should never be used except on prescriptions from reputable physicians, as the damage they will do it ten fold to the good you can possibly derive from them. Hall's Catarrh Cure, manufactured by F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, O., contains no mercury, and is taken internally, acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. In buying Hall's Catarrh Cure be sure you get the genuine. It is taken internally and made in Toledo, Ohio, by P. J. Cheney & Co. Testimonials free. Sold by Druggists. Prince, 75c. per bottle. - Take Hall's Family Tills for constipation. ...

BOXING GOSSIP. San Francisco still thinks pretty well of little Abie Attell. He is to fight Tommy Murphy Saturday at Coffroth's Shasta club and he is ruling favorite at

10 to 8. Abie is so confident of getting

the decision that he will quit the roped

arena ir he loses. J hem s daring words, Abraham.

Sailor Burke is going to enter suit against a New York . theater. Last

week the Sailor was viewing a show

His stomach craved food, so the Sailor

drew forth a dime and dropped it into a

slot expecting to get a box of choco

late candy. Imagine his consternation when the Sailor opened the case and nabbed a pair of glasses. It seems the Sailor double-crossed himself andv shoved the coin into the wrong slot. Abe Marks, manager. rather than keep the public mystified "over the future action of Kid riurns, has Issued an official statement that the Kid Is going to fight Packey McFarland ten rounds at Kenosha, March 15. The last time this pair met the Kid presented Packey with a darkened glim. Battling Keefe wants to know why clubs are offering Paizer and Morris

SI 1.000 purses when he (Keefe) the

middleweight champion, is willing to defend his title at lower rales. If either Pa'zer or Morris declines t he offer a little persuasion might induce Keefe to take a chance at that large sum of dough. Harry Stone broke his arm a few years ago and went to a hospital for

treatment. After a few days the arm began to swell and stone was worried. That afternoon he called the doctor's attention to the swelling.

You re an rignt, repiiert tne sawbones, "that swelling doesn't worry me." "Doesn't worry you!" yelled Stone. "Weil, let me tell you that If your arm swelled I wouldn't care a rap, cither." Art Stewart and Steve Ketchel, lightweig"hts, are dickering over a match and probably will get a chance to settle their little dispute either at Hammond or Racine, the two towns that are endeavoring to get back on the fight map. Phil Harrison, a local 133-pounder, whd has made good in the nine fights he has had, is ready for warfare now after a long. layoff with a broken nose. Phil probably will get a chance In the semi-windup to one of the coming shows at Kenosha.

THE DAY IN CONGRESS

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Washington. D. C, March 6, 1912. The Senate. Boston and San Francisco chambers of commerce delegations urged governmental recognition and $30,000 appropriation for international congress of chambers of commerce in Boston next summer. Resumed final debate on British and French arbitration treaties which will be voted upon tomorrow. Game preservation societies advocated federal protection of migratory game birds before forest reservations committee. The House. Representative Kent protested against "fraud and misrepresentation" of liquor interests at hearing on bill prohibiting liquor shipment from wet into dry states. Interstate commerce comnUtee practically completed its bill providing legal machinery for Panama canal and will vote upon Its report Thursday. Secretary Nagei urged enactment of

seal protection bill before foreign relations committee.

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