Hammond Times, Volume 7, Number 151, Hammond, Lake County, 25 November 1912 — Page 3

Monday, Nov. 25, 1012.

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CURTAIN DROPS ON GRIDIRON SEASON

Badgers Win "Big Nine

and Harvard Takes the Eastern Title.

ness and by Thursday will be back In form. Dolan, McGinnis and Rockne, other strong players, have bepn lax in their scrimmage work. and Coach Marks has ordered them to turn In their football suits. The chances are they will not be In the lineup at all, but their places will be taken by men equally as strong, and who are more

consistent trainers. Inasmuch as this game, or one closely resemblinpr it. will be made a Thanksgiving day feature at Comlskey park, evory effort will be made to have it well managed. The gridiron Is bo placed that a fine view of It may be obtained from all points of the stands.

been the training table question. That issue sinks into practical obscurity since the action of the conference last June aliowinsr athletes to eat at the same boardlni? place, providing the athletic association does not contribute anything to the support of the table. It is the Kfneral opinion that Michigan would be welcomed by the other colleges, but diplomacy in the making

of overtures should be observed. It is not known whether Michigan will be represented at the annual meeting of the "big nine" in Chicago this week.

STUDENTS WELCOME BADGERS IN SNOW Madison, AVis., Nov. 25. Undaunted by a heavy fall of snow. 4.000 students

and supporters turned out yesterday to welcome home the varsity football eleven which maintained its season's clean bill of health by defeating the Hawkeyes at Iowa City Saturday. Platform speeches were demanded of Coach Juneau, Eddie Gillette, Van Riper, Samp. Capt. Hoeffel, and Bright. Gillette, Van Riper, -Hooff el and Bright closed their gridiron career Saturday. All members of the championship

eleven came out of the game In good condition. All the players with the exception of Van Riper, Van Ghent, Gillette and Berger, who will Join the basketball squad, broke training.

Ios Angeles, Nov. 25. Promoter T. J. McCarey has signed up "Kid" Williams to come to the coast and box a twenty-round go with Kddie Campi. The boys will meet in the Vernon

arena of the Pacific Athletic club on the evening of Jan. 14. Williams is the sensational young Baltimore boy who surprised the sporting world a few weeks ago by decisively whipping Bantamweight Champion Johnny Coulon. Campi is the fast and clever California bantam "comer," who has cleaned up all the little fellows in both Los Angeles and San Francisco.

Although the. Army-Navy game at Philadelphia on Saturday will ring

down the curtain on the 1912 football j season, the playing of last Saturday's games practically closed the year, ao far us determining the strongest elevens In the different sections of the country is concerned. Wisconsin is undisputed champion of the western conference colleges and is the logical title holder of the west. Hch!san and Notre Dame are the only teams which earned any right to dispute the Badgers' claim. By virtue, of Its decisive 20 to 0 victory over Yale, Harvard Is champion of the east. Vanderbilt rules supreme In the south and Nebraska is considered to have the best claim to the championship of the Missouri valley conference. Games will be played on Thursday and Saturday, but the results of these contests will not have any bearing on the championships. Cornell and Pennsylvania will clash at Philadelphia on Thanksgiving day and Notre Parae and Marquette will meet in their annual struggle at White Sox ball park. The Michigan Aergies and Ohio State will play at Columbus. Several other games, which are of interest only to followers of the combatting aggregations, will be played.

6,000 FANS SEE MANDOTjnRAINING Great Sunday Crowd Sees Workout of Southerner and Mexican.

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THREE CUBS NEAR TOP IN BATTING

Zim Bats .372 in Official Figures; Schulte and Miller Over .300.

The names of three of our Cubs are found among the elect In the official batting records of the National league

for 1912, just released by Secretary Jack Heydier, "elect" signifying an average of .300 or better. The league's champion for the season is Heine Zimmerman. Everybody knew Heine bad outhlt all his rivals, but the figures that count give him a mark of .372, which is four points better than most of the unofficial figures.

Heine took Dart in 143 games and was

at bat S57 times. He manufactured ! bearn at 134 when he

Los Angeles. Nov. 25. Over 6,000 followers of the boxing game traveled to Vernon yesterday afternoon, where they were rewarded with every training camp novelty, from fancy bag punching to the knockdown punishment of the ever suffering sparring partners.

Mexican Joe Rivers worked in the great pine ampitheater of the Pacific Athletic club, the same arena that

will be the scene of his Thanksgiving day contest with Joe Mandot of New Orleans. A half-mile up Santa Fe avenue Mandot was working in the ring of the Doyle camp, and so great was the crush to see the Frenchman in action that an admission fee was charged. Rivers began boxing at 3 o'clock. Mandot did not put on the gloves until 3:30. Through with his preliminary work, which he had featured by knocking a hole in his punching bag. Rivers began boxing with little Eddie Campi, the San Francisco bantam. Joe was careful not to hurt his helper, but in

the second round landed a sharp left that Sent Campi staggering back against the ropes. If there was one flaw In his work of the afternoon It was his Inability to Judge distance. With both Campi and Huddy It was noticed that Joe was missing swing after swing in a manner unusual for him. Rivers will be handicapped by a slight cut over his eye, an injury re

ceived during a camp bout over a week ago. This cut broke out afresh and bled a trifle. As he Intends boxing today and Tuesday the injury cannot be expected to heal before he faces Mandot. The weight to be made is 133 ringside. Rivers was claimed to tip the

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07 hits, three more than his nearest rival in swats, who was Bill Sweeney of Boston. Forty-one of Zim's wallops were doubles and he had fourteen triples and just as many homers. Frank Schulte was second in home

yesterday. Mandot is well under the

lightweight limit and may go Into the rine as light as 129 pounds. Mandot's first opponent was the old reliable "Hobo" Daugherty and for two rounds the New Orleans lad un-

runs with twelve, while Merkle, Chief mercifully poked the mouth, nose and

Wilson and Gavvy Cravath manufactured eleven apiece. Chief Meyers was runner-up to Heine for the championship. The Giant catcher swatted .35. S In 126 games. Bill Sweeney was third with a mark of .344. Then came the second Cub, Manager Evers, who clouted .341. Honus Wagner of the Pirates batted .324. The other Cub to hit over .300 was Grump Miller, with a record of .307. The Giants, Pirates and Cubs finished one-two-three in the pennant race and also in club batting. The New York team's average was remarkably high, being .2 &. The Pirates were only two points behind, while the Cubs swatted .277. Bob Bescher of the Reds was the champion run gf tr, with 120, and the champion base stealer, with 67 thefts.

NOTRE DAME STARS IN SHAPE Notre Dame university, claiming to have as good a football team as any in the west, will send the pick of its athletes to Chicago on Thursday for the annual football game with the Marquette college eleven of Milwaukee. This contest, by special arrangement

with President Comiskey of the White J

Sox, will be played at Sox park. Notre Iame has not met defeat this season. Just at the close of the season all of its stars are playing their best game and all players who made the team so formidable will start against the Milwaukee aggregation. Tickets for the game are on sale at Spalding's and at the Auditorium,

eyes of the veteran trainer.

Stout little Billy Capelli tried his rushing attack against Mandot, but only received a sound six-minute lacing for his pain3. An awkward volunteer named Hatton had enough work to satisfy him In one round and called it quits. "Cyclone" Schiff lived up to his name by rushing In pell mell fashion after Mandot, who coolly stiffened his man up with jabs that sent Schiff from the platform with a crimson mouth.

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NOTRE DAME COACH BARS THREE PLAYERS

Notre Dame university, claiming as good a football team as there is in the middle west, will send the pick of her

athletes to Chicago Thursday for the big annual football game with the Marquette college players of Milwaukee. The contest, by arrangement with President Comiskey of the White Sox ball team, will be played at Sox park. Notre Dame has yet to meet a defeat this season, and Marquette has stored an enviable record. Elchenlaud, Notre Dame's star full back, is Just recovering from an ill-

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FOOTBALLRESULTS. Chicago, 7; Minnesota, 0. Northwestern, 6; Illinois, 0. Wisconsin, 2S; Iowa, 10. Purdue, 34; Indiana, 7. Ohio State, 39; Ohio Wesleyan. 6. Kansas, 12; Missouri, 3. Arkansas, 13; Washington, 7.. Ames, 23; Drake, 3. Case, 13; Hiram. 6. Earlham, 13; Depauw, 3.Nebraska, 13; Oklahoma, 9. Brown, 21; Norwich, 7. Belolt, 20; Monmouth, 0. Lawrence, 6; Ripon, 0. Harvard, 20; Yaie, 0. West Point, 23: Syracuse, 7.

Navy, 39; New York, 0. Carlisle, 30; Y. M. C. A. Collefe, 24. Cornell college, 10; Grinnell, 0. Lehigh, 10; Lafayette, 0. Dickinson, 0; Swarthmore, 0. Carroll, 20; Loyola, 7. Marquette, 27; Marquette Freshmen, 0. Earlham, 3; Depauw. 3. Monmouth, 39; Aledo, 12. Cornell, 10; Grinnell, 0. list. Joseph's college seconds, 13; Dubuque German college, 0. Hillsdale college, 26; Michigan Normal, 14. Culver Military academy, 54; Morgan Park, 0. Polo Athletes, 66; Milledgeville. 7. Illinois college, 22: State Normal, 0. Auburn. 7; Vanderbilt, 7. Colorado Mines, 24; Colorado uni

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