Hammond Times, Volume 7, Number 111, Hammond, Lake County, 7 October 1912 — Page 3

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MAJOR LEAGUE STANDINGS

Starter Richard Dwyer Returns From Louisville and Gives Out Names of Owners Vho Will Ship Strings to Mineral Springs.

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DE PALMA HOLDS OWN: LIKELY JTO RECOVER Doctors Extend Hope for Auto Driver; Bragg Explains Crash.

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SOI BEAT TIGERS

M!l-;iuk'i'. !, Oct. 7. The con-

jdition of liati.h lf Talma, injured Sat- i

u-i-i.v at the Hnlsh of tin- Grain! Prix

nil-", shows no chance to. lay. 'an. 1 none j

is ox pec toil i.ofort" l..mnrriv.v. The!

, physii ia.ns issued a staifnient shvIiir ! w itnat lie i'alma stistai ne..l a compound i R fraoture of the If.,- ami an abdominal i F j puncture. They add that unless infec-itl ! tint sets ir, the pati-nt will rn-in-fr. ! R i Meaisw l.ilc he is not all . wed to reoy i vo ' W a n y c.i i I ,-rs. j pj

i : h S. Hr iLT. P . tod l -;l.. ; h. . ! , i: t i i ii rt ' ! '.. i O; , ;, loi ll i M 11 "1:! tto rush t1 P .!,-: ,'s . .l;i;-ooi

YOU CAN EXCHANGE Soap Wrappers, Tobacco Tags, Etc.,

for

winner of the Grand I "I l.ts version ,,f n. j

salt.a in injuring" i

Q?H. Green Stamps

$1.00

FREE COUPON

$1.00

Not Transferable. Only One t a Customer. Present this coupon at any store, rV-qms whr. upon making a cash purchase TrtfiiNi I aniouIlt'n5 lo -r'c or more, you will re;Srj4Si5 1 ceivc in exchange for the coupon $1.00 ;f'S?( worth (10) GREEN TRADSrTTJ ing STAMPS FREE, in addition to those piven with your purchase. Good until Oct20, 1912.

SAVE HAMILTON

COUPONS and BONDS

C;ill n.t thfi Prfiminm Parlor in our Davlierht Basement Salesroom and II

Name . Ad(iress

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, "'.nnTs 'of ! i see for yourself what ZtH' GREEN TRADING STAMPS mean to you. You can

M reduce the hiotfi cost of living.

a r w ere in-

. nv. i ! ous

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Gives Locals Four in Sow at Detroit.

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Kaufmann & Wolf

HammGiid. Ind.

I et

7. The White ;u.- reason es-

f.oir in a s .-ore was

row S to two

n -

I1V The Hammond

warriors bathed and in grlory a: the it. A

sriKi..) hicrh s.-hool gridiron

naked themselves A. park Satunla)

afternoon when tney ddtatc-d the crack Bo-wen h'.ph school of South Chicaero by a handsome score of 24 to 0. Althoueh outweighed five pounds to a man, Hammond played with a determination to win and by their cleverness, speed and -well-balanced lineup they demonstrated that they rutclassed Bowcn In all departments of the fame. In 1910 It w!U be remembered that Bowen captured the minor championship of Chicago and last season only lost the same laurels by the defeat of Crane high school. The Hammond high school team realized this and Saturday when they stacked up against the much-touted Bowen, they knew It would be either "do or die" and they certainly turned the trick. Not only did Hammond sprins a surprise amonif their larre following: of admirers, but they surprised themselves by their speed, cleverness and durability. From the time of the first

whistle Hammond took the Bowen warriors off their feet and by uslni; old style football tactics and forward passes at intervals they pushed the pifrskin over for four well-earned touchdowns. The first quarter saw Hammond and Bowen battle with grim determination for a touchdown, as in this section of the Kame they appeared evenly matched and it looked like neither side would b able to score. In the second quarter Hammond came back with a new vim while How-en weakened ?ip-

of practice. In took the pi ir - the first down, in Hammond's

parently from the lack this euarter Hammond skin down the Held for the first half resulting

favor by a score of G to 0. After this Bowen did not appear to have a gtinst of a show as Hammond carried the pifiskin for lartre jjains. seldom needing- the fourth down. Whitaker, in his first football year at quarter back, ran his team like an old veteran. Puttlnp the forward pass to pood advantage and occasionally a trick play and line formation, he had the crack Bowen team suessint; which way they were cominsr from. With this kind of work Hammond gained three more touchdowns in the next half, Hammond being- hailed the victors by a score of 24 to . It will' be a day Ion;-; t be remem

bered In hith school athletics and each player deserves individual mention on account of hl brilliant work and lnntr sensational runs. Hirsch loomed up as the star of the day, beine- the blfrest jrround ecalner. Once he had the pigskin in hif clutches he would break away from tie bunch and it was no use tryincr to catch him. The balance

of the Hammond team deserve equal praise and by the hard drill work of Coach Ownes he lias a team to be justly proud of. The lineup was: Bowen -Cot te r, c; Carpenter, r. k ' YVooloy, r. t.; Reilley, r. e.; Hewin, q h.; Winowski f b. : Erwin, r. h. b: Johnson, 1 h fc.: Jumlick, 1. e.: Wendrick, 1. t.: Beiiley. 1. kHammond Bauer, c; Mowrey, r. sr. 1 Swan ton. r. t.; f-'mith, r. e. ; Whitaker, q. b ; Hess, f. b.: Hudson, r. h. b.; A. Her-s, J. h. b. : Hirsch, 1. p.; Brussel, . t.; Ehert. 1. k

lietroi-. Mich

Sox fiio.l.ed tloii lei'dav l.v niakin

from tli.- Timers The woi 4. The victory save the sanies ov. r the .."o'O mark.j Altiioueh they didn't i nant the Sox had the sat doinsr one thiiov -hey had

iiij; for i n effect u.: By for j cars. That was to talvc a seas,n's series from Fetroit Not even w! n they won the

world's championship It) l'1' the Comiskeyitt s wn-iieh the laureis from the Tti;e!?. Th- ir sea n ear's' war has

in Chicnu'o winninir ft ft pen out twenty-two caiii.s from iH'troit season.

8TAGG PLEASED

WITH

n the p

isfaction c been striv

6 could season's

Marocns' Indiana

Showiny Against Satisfies the Coach.

Maroon Football Players Who Starred Against Indiana

resulted

of this

BOSTON SUPERIOR TO if IMS CLUB: SAYS FULLERTQN

Past Performances of Red Sox Give Stahl's Men a Big Shade.

Athletic nirector St veisity of Chicupo Is with the pane the against In. liana on Sr. da y he expr. ss.-J a 1.

Rood, hard work Chicago able to equal or b tter last

ord. 1 tie proposition hard work," lie said, material. The line did and the backs are fast could expect at the open

x ousht to win . in pionship. If win more than ies T sriall ee.os all and concede

the the two I' t O that

AMERICAN 6IA8TS BREAK EVEN

out- By Bergman, 4; by Johnson, 4; yb Gate-wood. 1. Bases on balls Off Berirman, 2; off Johnson, 1. I'mplre Goeckel. Time 2:Ui. HllO.'Nl) GAME. American Giants 1 2 0 1 1 5 6 1 Hammond 3 0 0 0 0 3 8 2

Boston's K

n e x t worlds t h . New York Giants frames in the f.i believe in dope at there is soinethim th- mechanical a'

a me. 'me would be foolish to arsrue New York hasn't a chance. Anv

who has stud;, d the ,-iame will realize that there are times ami conditions under which the St. Bouis Browns, now the worst team in major lea sties, will beat the Boston P.ed Sox four out of seven Karnes. The element of luck is so preat that

in baseball beyond ility to play the

that one

Manager Frank Cubs may become

I TTftftf '

aKB of the L-ni- . - 1 f-l ty V l , V " ' ' ' I Maroons pl,ycd , t V J X V-tt t5 V" ' V ' ' ? 1 iturday. tester- J T , - J Er,;.,.v '.Vm,,. V - v S. , ' 5 relief that with I i S! -f V1 J " ' V' rV V. l i "

year's reel WV V - . - 'i V. , , . ' K , PN v f, . - V, 1

now is one of J -, I, Z j ' . ? y . i t excellert work t , , - ; . --f" , f " ' as any one $ 1 ' . i9 f "S- , J " ' " 4 In, of the sea- I , f ' "V' f"- -.7 k t , '1

B. Chance of the -...iW manaser of the Cin- , ' J .

Son. With some development Sellers and Nortrren outrht to equal any men in the conference In kicking." The Va rooms have an open date next Saturday. They will be pi von daily practice in formation and scrimmage. Vruwlnk landed a permim-nt berth at end by his superior handling of forward passes in the pame against Indiana and by his strong offensive plav-

inc Nnrscren loomed up as the Maroons' star half back, and probably wil lb" selected to put the conference parnen Pierce's weight and atreresslve playin'-T plve him an advantaKe over Soanlon and Fitzpatrick at full back.

FRANK CHANG

MAY LEAD REDS

if it runs in one dii may beat a. hetter ries. But it looks chances of the i ;; better now than tia when I could not chance to win. I

Tosreau at his favoring them But unless thi

eetion a one in to me nits ar. A were

w e a k t c

i short sc as if th but iittl a year a to

concede them a believe that with

best and with all luck New- York luicht win. 's break for them ail

the time th-

mts

beaten.

"Buhe" Poster's

split even with Ha

local games of trie lirtj-y's park in Chid irip the first ca me, n'np th." second in

to, 5 to 3. Score: FIRST GAME HAMMOND.

American Giants

mmond in their last !

season at Schor-. yesterday, los11 to C, but win- 1 a five-innina: set- i

Batteries in.l Krueki-r,

"ostcr and Pet way; Banpe

MICHIGAN CITY DEFEATS GARY

Mich i can

c a 1 team d .

City, nd., Oct. 7. feated Garv, the

The lo-champton

r h p a e Aliller, cf 3 2 3 0 0 Staten, ss 2 4 3 2 1 Butler. 3b 1 0 1 0 0 Krutarer. c - 1 43 4 2 0 Maybaum, rf 1 1 0 0 0 View, If 1 2 3 0 Iecke, 2! 1 2 0 4 0 Rhode, lb 0 o II 1 0 Bergman, p... 1 I 2 3 0 Total 11 P' 27 12 1 AMERICAN GIANTS. r h p a. e

of the Northern Indiana leapue, ! yesterday by a score of 8 to 3. i rallies gave the home club a big- . Scare : ' MICHIGAN CITY.

r h

here Two lead.

mm drops Of CUB VICTORY

1 tu rucr. ss . . . Hill, cf, 2b. . . Duncan, If. . . Taylor, ::b. . . Pierce, 2b, 11 O-atewood. lb J 'a a. rf . . . . P.tway. c... ,!oh nson, p . . Bind say. cf . .

Total ... Hammond . American C Two-base

(2), Barb K rue per. Payne

2 1 4 2 0 0 1 0 " 3

Koeh ler J ohnson

Nespo. ss . . . Syphe. 2b . . . , Sehinski, If. Barrett, cf . .

Goldhaum, ; Freshse. rf ; Moffit, p. . ! Totals ..

3b. lb.

. .1 . 2 , . ') . 1 . 1 o . . 1 . .0 . . 0

p 0 3

1 1 13 0 1

GABY

ss .

fi 12 2' 2 0 1 4 0 f 1 hints. 1 0 1. 0 111 hit Tt eke, Stater

..r. Three-base hit Yo. Home run Tiiil. Poubl to Pierce to Petway.

3 1 3 0 0 0 1 4 2 1 1 u ; Hill 7' (2), pla y s flu. k

nuit-'by. K 1 r; n a 1 1 y Culiison,

Scott, rf . . . . Bee. If She rry. 3b . , Wripht. lb., Brown, c . . . . Bei se, p . . . .

1 .!:--, WV

CHARLES

tfel I Grocery & Market fl5. I Til WV.T STATE ST. i'.'C' ' V Give S. . H. iff -rf-;y GREEN STAMPS

Totals . Michipan Gary Two-has reft. N'ei'S) By Moffi balls Off

i ty

.8 12 27 8 2 r h p a e .1110 0 .112 5 0 .0 0 3 1 1 .0 2 0 0 0 '.0 2 0 0 1 .1 2 2 0 1 .0 1 10 1 1 .0 1 6 0 o , . 0 0 0 3 0 .3 10 24 10 4 3 3 10 1 S

STARS IN THE WORLD'S SERIES

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Bruins Wind up Season byDowning St. Louis Cards in Languid Game, 4-3. The Cubs closed the National league season yesterday with a lanpuid vic

tory over the St. B-'uis Cardinals. 4 to

3. It was lanpuid with the exception

of about t.-n minutes, ami durinp that

period of inthusiasm the Cubs stuped I

a bully attack and pot three of their four' runs. Just at that time the score board showed that Cincinnati was leadinp PIttsburp, so there was still a chance for 1 lie Cuba to edizo into second place. A few minut.s liter the score board showed that PiMsburp had forped far to the front apa'in and the Cubs were doomed to third place, win or lose, so the. lanpuid spell embraced thou once more.

Ce pi. Carpenter PS J-aine. lorgipr

year. l.'n lie Beds ca' on Friday would ao nr and ; formation that he

sident ! "led up nipht to the t rorJ -d.tain-would

cinnati Beds next lifirry IP-rim inn of t Chance on the phoio and asked him if he Cincinnati ciub next inp to be the h. si. in able Chance repli. d

rattier wait to see if President Murphy offered him a suitable contract before he made any ot her arrangements, as he planned to quit the Cubs if the contract was not up his expectations. Chance said last nipht that In- did not care to discuss the matter.

Crown Point

H .OTi WAV 4MB

Happenings of a Day in Lake County's Lively Capital

M'GOORTY SEEKS

GO WITH KLAUS New York. Oct. 7. Eddie MoOoorty, the heavy hittins middleweight, has j claimed the championship of the world because of the fait that he his knocked out Jack Han-ison. the Enplish title holder, and Pave Smith, champion of Australia. II--- announced yester-

the bout with Jack Gard. n Monday nipiit with Gibbons on Nov.

a hip forfeit to meet ; of PI itst.u nr. Eddie i's best i .a n t a in w-i ph t.

3 M U O K 3

From the Diaryt of Si. Lence

Asked Wilson's said thet th' way vi v a six Honest

Snence how he liked

ech over f Gary, an' he never saw ennythinp like

Hek spe.

i feiler jumped frum th' roof -story bulldin'. it's true. One bull mooser

i a-uoin' t' vote fer Roosevelt kin be an 'mperor.

I'ouncil will meet this cveneir repular monthly session, p disjioseil of some of the

such as the and pavlnp d that any-

tliipp of pr.-at irr. port.. in e will come before th.em for deliberation this evening. They will probably take some action on tin- question of the water taxes in ord. r to expedite the pajment of

0 0

0 2 01 00

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' hits Sshinski. Spyke, Kuril. Kinnally, Lie. Struck out t. 11 : by Incise, 5. Bases on Mcff!. 5; off Eeiso, 3. Um-

-AVhitf-. Tim

T VKF. ( ".: C TOl R HEALTH. Safeguard iirelf fry 'hevtnu: linion Sn. irimrimtrrd pore mil clenn. i.nnmifretnred frm sun-oiir1! and redrled Ktntticky !ef, under up-to-date nnnitary eiiniiltloiis. nce oieI never refused. Sae the tickets.

I v that after

I n i v D.-tmlnp in th. r? A"-" v v"'-C( and the mat.h

SV vX "S Frank Klaus

T-jlr :: '-.Si-;--"- j.Morpan, Knpiaroi's best l.a n t a m ire! ph t. . i im for th ft ' ( will make his la w- In the Garden to- and bavin

II p 'i-ppay- Jf- muht in a boat witl l.ouis He I'on- most Important questions. j I Jjff . thteli. the French lU;htweii;ht chain- electric liplit franchise I I 7. A: j":av,i.'.y i:i a.-y.-;.,: 1 11 T.ion i matters, it is not i-xiieet.

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)lJ .CX ' OUT HUDSON i (4,r' v-k- I ub.l'iu t Kt. i.--us ( " t ; r i 1 . I ' yr Of Milwaukee ,,de quick work of I . frf ' - -x j;U.k Hudson of r;.m. -. ill". Wis., a i, 't7 if " 7 "white hope," ia mil r.r a clenn knockI y ' ? -i V "f out in the first round of a scheduled ! V & ten-rounii to. before fro Riy, rside

I the. lanpuid spell embraced them one.- ! L ' J J . V, Athb-tii ciub .t.oda. afternoon. I " " r T. .- . -i j '

more. ' , v, n f ,- 1 ' " oeiore ! ' O - " ,, i ?C - Jimmv AUii'.in of ioibaoiie in the sec- j Wisconsin will close the season with " v end round. Young Edward of Kt'-n-a pame with Iowa instead of Ohicapo. " J osha. is., quit with Willie FUzc-rald as has been the custom for some years. I r .( ? .J! ' of Milwaukee at the , lose of the fourth . I S ' , . ' J j'-'. round. Some smoke that Clarenca nanw , ' , ' J ! clgart It sat10e. - " , ' ' . " ARE TOI' BF.msr. TtTK i'IMEII I i-- . . '.v..---. " . , i iii .ji ' .ii. ..;

ii I d't store Iky - i

1 I k -. -3 .' ' - ' I 1 .'t Anl'O v. rh nrt I "l - .'. y- . v.- - ' . "'. J" .1 lit

ol'i;":,' ( Yv'IllTiNG. INI) 1 1 i :fc'k I Z .' '-'Vi 1 H 'fifV?1

.!?.... .-..i. We Give S. & H. .----.--rr--.-; ! ! - -oi .j '

w . " GREEN STAMPS I.

if he was elected, bull moos.- !s b.in looks anything but Teddy's swine arouwest. Contractor Btacli Poi n t i 'oris t ru - lion cided to cast his lo: citizens heiicefort h, Wheeb r home on Co-

occupied by the Sw Beach has a string complete in Bake moved to Crown P en fly located near

t ract s. Mrs. Joseph Scott a cousin of .Mrs. Sp itirip a t the Re.u h strt-et for a few- da

Certain sure the p d horned and formidable since id the south and

I. of the Crowa company, hus ilewith Crown Point , nd has rented the oi rt st reet formerly anson family. Mr. of stone roads to county and has lint to be convenlhis various con-

Miss Anna Ermle number of young I home on East st r eveninp. the affair shower in honor marriape of fiss to John BothW'-ii.

ny property ownin their payment repular- monthly 1 and the council

eonslrucip as far

may

THE STAR

fe. I Grocery & Market i- i' I i t J "if -

-,.o i-.a.- i . i . l r-. o l .

We Give S. & H. GREEN STAMPS

t he ass. s ers to i up of water bills Will

will iirobably pass upon the

tion of the Main street painp a as it has pone so that an estimate

be prepared for the contractors. With today markinp the last day for registration and decidinp who shall be !: i'.le to vote at. the polls in Noember, the workers of. both pa rt ies are lerninp no pround unturned to p. t out every vote possible. Very little chanpe. if any, is recorded in the standing of tio- two parties since the last presidential election, and alth-iusli there is some defection to the bu'u moose ranks it is so slipht as not to

the workers of either party.

the sentiment is w-averinp and

out for Roosevelt

worry

That dy Inn

usion ninny

eornirip back into

in order that th may continue-, as

the i

the rep ll - present

i verm ; a. for nil m diean pood

Se S

means with iisoii

ranks tin., s

y krow what it id his tariff ideas

Mrs I'lilrui he, ,.l Hay wi M 1 s. w . re a the; day, s

F r;

nk 1

o spent y rents. Mr rd . Sp ncer he -j m-s is ter pa l t y elnp "Th

of Mt. ncer Bi home

it will ady frit et on li.-hit f th.: ;

I oha ii n a he date v and ida- ill nd Ml

of i n ( ;

the Aula.! I a. few - here. Miss a numl e r t . n .

K os h r i c Mi;-s il tail-.- i a hom- on of Mis,; .1 Th.- i,. fia N't- a s now u mi

- mill.

la y

Bill:

v. i 1 h

Vernon, O., ach. in vison Main entertain a nds at her Wednesda y a bride's i p p roach 1 n p Kuschnick beinp ( ict. children of e f; ui-sts of

W a r re ii

Mrs. Scot I im Honk at o on S a t u r -f Allah" at is spend ir.i? his parents

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;.t in h

iv ill e inert . I n bride's phowMiss Johaniot

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1: d

""h

if pollfir

f-n t e r-

I- at her in honor I KitiK tei . k fr-oi turn tiie tht ir fit-

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