Hammond Times, Volume 7, Number 238, Hammond, Lake County, 10 March 1913 — Page 3
Monday, March 10, 1913.
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ELIGIBILITY OF '$'- PLAYERS BEFORE BOARD Officials of I. H. S. A. A. Meet at Claypool Hotel Saturday.
Officials of the Indiana High School Athletic association, under whose sul pervlsion the state high school baa'f m&irr'" k' bal1 tournament, In which thirty- "" -Velght teams are entered. Is to be held
,v jjiooaungioB, ma., on irriaay ana rfcfewMfcyr .rtXBOXLweek. met in the Claypool hotel In Indianapolis Satur- i
day to confer with men from Indiana ' university, who are making all of the arrangements for the meet, on problems of eligibility, schedule and the like. For the high schools there were present Superintendent A. L. Trester of the Alexandria schools, who is president of the I. H. S. A. A.; Principal E. W. Montgomery of the North Vernon high school, who is treasurer; I. E. Neff of Richmond, permanent secretary, and C. V. Hayworth, principal of the high school of Kokorao, a fourth board member. For Indiana U. H. Smith, purser of the university, and R. S. Fayton, of the Boosters' club of the Institution, which is making all of the arrangements for the meet, were in attendance. No officials were to be appointed at today's conference, it was announced.
BOWLERS FAIL TO OUST JHL LEADERS
But They Hang Up Good
Scores in Both Doubles and Singles.
WHITE READY FOR PAL HOWE SCRAP Rival Featherweights Fit
for Second Meeting in Kenosha Tonight.
Charley White and Pal Moore, feath
erweights, will mix matters for ten
rounds at Kenosha tonight. They com
pleted training yesterday and will leave for the battleground this morning accompanied by their managers
and trainers. White boxed three
rounds with his brother Al White at Lewis' gymnasium, and Moore loosen
ed up at O'Connell's.
Both men should make the stipu
lated weight, 128 pounds at. 6 o'clock.
without trouble. After his workout yesterday. White weighed 126 pounds and Moore was a half pound heavier. Nate Lewis, manager of White, will look after his fighter's corner and will be assisted by Joe Thomas, Al White, and Eddie Wells. Billy Roche, who looks after Moore's Interests, will have charge of the Quaker City box
er. Dick Woods, Cleve Hawkins and Joe Welling will be Moore's other sec
onds.
Two special trains will be run to Kenosha over the Northwestern. The
first section will leave at 7 o'clock and the second shortly afterward. The trains will return immediately after the show. Two six-round preliminaries and an eight-round semi-wind-up will precede the main bout.
CUBS SLAUGHTER SOLDIERS, 13 TO 0
Recruits Repulse Fort Dade
Army Under Rapid Fire of Shrapnel Hits.
Tampa, Fia., March 10. The Cubs enjoyed a triple-header outing yesterday. They had a trip down the bay, inspected the big guns and fortifications at Fort Dade on .the gulf, and then in spite of the fact an order from the commandant could vlow them all into kingdom come, the Trojan warriors proceeded to lick Uncle Sam's soldier men. 13 to 0, in a seven-inning exhibition game. However straight and fatally the fort's artillery may shoot. Lieut. Eaaterday, who went on ' the firing line against the Cub Tanigans, had no terrors for the invaders. He was not sure of his aim and his ammunition "was not particularly effective when he did hit the target. " Fourteen safe swats were made off Easterday. of which Cap. Miller of the Tannlgans grabbed four and Wilbur Good three. A lot of the swats would not have happened if the lieutenantpitcher's support had been as good as his pitching. Private H. Smith, who occupied right field, ought to be confined in the guardhouse for 100 days for what he did not do. Several files fel Isafely in his territory,- and he caught only one out of many.
Howard's San Francisco Seals whipped :
the Chicago White Sox Saturday afternoon, 2 to 1. Denver, Colo., March 10. "Buddy" Ryan, the young Denver ball player who made such a fine record with Cleveland last year. Is in St. Joseph's hospital ill of pneumonia. Pasadena, Cal., March 10. Los Angeles beat the Sox seconds Saturday afternoon, 8 to 7; In a battle that was not finished until the last half of the ninth. Moore w"as on third when Pitcher Russell let go , with a wild pitch that ended the game. Boston, Mass., March 10. Pittsburg scored another victory over Boston in the national billiard league Saturday night, Charles McCourt defeating Allen Mason of Boston, 50 to 43. Palm Beach. Fia.. March 10. In the first round of match play In the Florida golf championship La Vergne Noyes, Chicago, defeated James R. Hyde, Brookls-n, the present Florida champion. Motorcyclists formed the American League of Racing Clubs last week at
Cleveland, O. The new body, which includes Chicago, plans to establish intercity competition to replace the in
dividual races. ' Northwestern university has a hero. He is little "Hec" Osborn, who decided the track meet with Chicago Saturday night in favor of the purple, 45 to 40. Running as last man in the relay, he made up a lead of ten yard? h,eld by Kuh of the Maroons and crossed the tape winner by a foot. Indianapolis, Ind., March 10. John T. Towers of . Chicago was elected president of the Federal League of Baseball Clubs Saturday afternoon. The organization was Incorporated under the laws of Indiana earlier in the day. New York, March 10. Jerome' D. Travers, thrice winner of the amateur golf championship title, is the only scratch man on the national handicap golf list compiled by the executive committee of the United States Golf association. Notre Dame, Ind., March 10. Displaying unexpected strength- in nearly all of the events, Notre Dame threw a scare Into the Chicago Athletic association track team Saturday by holding the Cherry Circle band to 64 points, while tallying 40 against the visitors. Calvin Demarest won the 18-2 tournament at Sutton's by defeating George Sutton last night. 300 to 223.
going out in eight innings, averaging
37 4-8. the veteran, who had one In
ning fewer, averaging 31 6-7. Clarence
Jackson won the last game, defeating
Jose Ortiz. 300 to 296, after a trying
finish in which both men played safety,
KENOSHA A C.
INVITES SOLONS
Kenosha, Wis., March 10. John B.
Keating, manager of the Kenosha Ath
letic club, today sent a formal invita
tion to members of the state legislatures of Illinois and Wisconsin inter
ested in boxing bills to be the guests
of the club when Charley White and
Pal Moore clash for a ten-round battle
tonight. Keating announced today
that he would reserve thirty seats for
the legislators.
Toledo, Ohio, March 10. No change occurred today in the leaders of the two-men event at the American Bowling Congress, although several of the
teams turned in scores above 1,200 Danchert and Bach of Milwaukee reg
istered the highest count, 1,214, and
were followed closely by Sothern and Palmer, another "Cream City" pair.
who rolled 1,211. '
The day was given largely to Mil
waukee, Peoria and Cincinnati bowlers.
The only change in the standings of the individual leaders of the tournament came in one of the late squads yesterday afternoon. Louis Berning of Cincinnati broke into the first division by his consistent rolling in the first two games of his series. He landed the fifth place. Startng out In his first game with a
221 count, Berning In the second session shot 228. In the third he rolled I
205 and finished with a 654 score and landed in the fifth position. Berning by his high score forced three men from the first division. Greepfleld of Cleveland, Zleterman of Chicago, and Tinny, another Cleveland man, were tied for the tenth berth. The addition of Berning to the list forces them out.
WHITE SOX DOWN TWO COAST CLUBS Beat Oakland, 9 to 1, in the Morning and Frisco, 3 to 2, in Afternoon.
Basket Ball Scores. Northwestern, 36: Ohio State. 16. Illinois. 23; Indiana, 17. Wheaton college, 40: Culver M. A., 27 WIshawaka H. S., 21; Plymouth H. 8.. 16. Bradley Institute, 18; Wesleyan, 17. . Galesburg H. S., 37; Peoria Manual, 86.
San Francisco, Cal., March 10. Yesterday was some training day for the White Sox and Owner Charles A. Comiskey. The Chicago boys won two games of ball, beating the Oakland champions 9 to 1 at Oakland in the morning and trimming Del Howard's
frisky Seals in San Francisco, 3 to 2, in the afternoon. It was some day for the owner, because the boys played to a crowd of fully 6.000 persons in the morning .and more than 10,000 in the afternoon. It Is safe to say that Comlskey got more money today than he got on the whole training trip last season In Texas, Oklahoma, Missouri and Iowa. In both games the crowd filled the stands and bleachers and spilled out on the field. Oakland's park Is sup
posed to seat over 6,000 and there were at least 1.000 in the field. San Francisco boasts of seats for 10,000, and there were about 1,000 in the outfield corners.
KENOSHA COCK FIGHT RAIDED Kenosha, Wis.. March 10. Wet and disgruntled, two hundred sports from
Chicago and Milwaukee slipped out of
Kenosha this morning after plans for
the biggest cocking, main ever planned for these parts had gone to the bad.
The main was to have been held at Central park and a score of the prize
fighting chickens of Chicago and Mil
waukee are still crowing in the cel
lars of the big roadhouse at the park,
Just before 1 o'clock the sports got a
tip that Sheriff Achen and Humane Agent J. H. Karnes of Kenosha county were on the way to raid the fights
and when the officials arrived they
found the water soaked sports, more
than S00 In number, waiting for special trains to take them away from the park. Many of them took to the woods on the appearance of the of
ficers. ,
DON'T HITCH YOUR WAGON TO A STAR HITCH IT TO A TIMES' AD AND GET RESULTS THT COUNT. .
PLAN RACE CIRCUIT.
Lapbrte, Ind., March 10. Ft. Wayne has made application for admission to th northern Indiana racing circuit and a meeting will be held at Goshen March 14 to schedule the race events for that city, Laporte, Goshen, Ken-
; dallville,. Crown Point, Bourbon, Bre
men, Cassopolis and Benton Harbor. It Is probable the circuit will be enlarged . to Include possibly ten more Indiana and Michigan cities, the racing events to begin the first week In August. . ,i
GIANT RECRUIT
PITCHER DIES
Martin, Texas, March 10. Thomas Hanley, one of the promising recruit pitchers of the Giant squad, died here
this morning of appendicitis. ' For a
week Hanley had been suffering with pains in his stomach and when operated upon yesterday it was found that
he had appendicitis of long standing and gangrene had set in. Hanley was 24 years old and lived In Marietta, O. He came to the Giants from the" Newark, Ohio, club. Hanley's father, who is wealthy, was notified of his son's serious illness, and later of his death. The body was shipped to Marietta.
OFFICIALS MAY
BAR GAMBLERS , New York, March 10. Packey Mc-
Farland's assertion that certain per
sons closely identified with the Brltton camp tried to make him bet on the result of Friday night's fight in the
garden, has attracted the attention of
the state athletic commission. If Mc
Fnrland will furnish the commission
with the names of these gamblers .they
may be barred from all boxing clubs in the state. McFarland said that he and friends from Chicago were annoyed by these gamblers until Secretary Harvey's sudden appearance on
the scene averted a physical clash.
Plays and Players
W. II. Crane is said to be planning
a revival of "The Comedy of Errors next season.
"Buster Brown" is to be revived next
season, and Master Gabriel may play his former role.
A. G. Delamater is preparing to make a star Shakespearean revival in the
snrinar serine In New York.
A syndicate is preparing to star
Jack Rose in a play suggesting his own case and entitled "The Gun Men." J. M. Barrie has nearly finished the
play he is writing for Maude Adams.
It Is called "The Legend of Leonore.
John Glendenning, Beverley Sit-
greaves and Macey Harlan are soon to appear in an one act play called
"Imael nation."
Henry W. Savage is to star Willis Sweatman next season. Mr. Sweat-
man's last hit was the negro porter in
"Excuse Me. Rowland Buckstone who was report
ed to be in a dying condition, has nearly recovered and will shortly join the Sothern-Marlowe company.
Henry W. Savase has bought the American ' rights to a Vienna success entitled "The Gypsy Chief." It is to be
given a production in September.
. ARE VOC A TIMES READER' -
SPORTING BRIEFS. ! Dallas, Texas, March 10. The New York National league team came from its training camp at Martin yesterday and defeated the Dallas team of the Texas league, 7 to 0. Christy Mathewson allowed only two singles, one of them a scratch. Belolt. Wis., March 10. Thirty-five riders participated in the third ski meet of the season held under the auspices of the local ski club here Saturday afternoon. , Ragner Omtvedt, Chicago's world's champion, failed In his attempt to better his world's record of 169 feet, his best Jump being 140 feet. Battling Nelson passed through Chicago on Saturday on his way to Denver, Colo., where he Is booked to open a week's theatrical engagement next week., San Francisco, Cal., March 10.-Del
MEXICANS RELEASE HARVEY.
Thomas Harvey of near . Princeton
receoved word- today that his son,
Oscar Harvey, who was captured by a
band of Mexicans and held for a ran
som of $1,000 at Chihuahua, Mexico,
had been released and is now safe at
his home In El Paso, Tex, The fathe
had arranged with friends at El Paso to turn over to the Mexicans the $1,000
demanded, but it Is believed that young
Harvey was released without th
money being paid.
' ni,AZE nuiitr.BS nnennr.
The Wabash Brewing Company'
plant was badly damaged by fire at
Wabash Friday evening, the second
day after the city voted "dry," an
only with the greatest difficulty was
the plant saved from destruction by
firemen. who worked in near zero weather. One nozzleman's feet were frozen to the ground and he had to
be assisted in moving. The fire start
ed from a torch used in thawing out .frozen water pipe. -
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