Hammond Times, Volume 7, Number 239, Hammond, Lake County, 13 March 1913 — Page 3
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CUeS CRUSH YAHS III CLPHNAL. 7-5 Darkness Puts End to Last Game of Trophy Series Eighth Inning.
Tampa, Fla., March 13. The Cubs regulars won the Stanford cup yesterday, beating: the Yannigans in the decisive game of the series by a score of 7 to 6, after a combat so bitterly fought that It was called on account of darkness at the end of the first half of the eighth inning. The Tannlgans licked themselves by errors on the infield. Not one of the seven tallies the regulars made off lavender ought to have occurred". Manager Evers helped break up the Yannigan Infield by drafting Martin
Berghammer to fill the vacancy at
short on the regulars caused by Bridwell's inability to get 'back into the sorap. That compelled Cap. Miller to p ce Knlsely at second base. He booted three easy chances, but only one cut any figure. The rest of the expensive errors were made by Corrlden, Phelan and Lavender himself .
COAST LEAGUERS TRimWHITE SOX
Four Wild Throws by Calla
han's Men Give Sacramento Victory.
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Sacramento, Cal., March 13. Harry
Wolverton, ex-manager of the New
York Yankees, became popular with
the Sacramento baseball fans yester
day. He presented a ball team that
beat the White Sox 5 to 3 in a rattling game, and today every fan in' town is
swearing by him.
An analysis of the game shows that Sacramento won because the Sox had
two distinct and horrible blowups. But that doesn't make any difference to the
fan, who sees nothing but the score. The Sox picked up a bit in their bat
ting, but gave an exhibition of fielding
In two different innings that would
have been shameful for a college team. They demonstrated four times in those two innings that they can throw the ball as wildly as any one. and it was those four wild heaves that tossed the
game to the coast leaguers.
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'RUBE' WEDS; -
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Marquard Agrees to Join
N. Y. Giants After the Ceremony.
San Francisco,, Cal., March 13.-
"Rube" Marquard signed one contract
for life yesterday and agreed to sign
another one for a season. Just after
he had been married to "Blossom See-
ley,," a vaudeville actress, who has been his partner on the stage, he gave
his word to Dick Klnsella. scout for
the New York Nationals, now In win
ter training at Camp Marlin, Texas, that he would sign as pitcher for the
Giants for the coming season. , ;
The marriage ceremony ' was -per
formed at 4 o'clock in the afternoon In
the parsonage of the German Evan
gelical Lutheran church, ' (with only two -theatrical , friends la " attendance, but with a host of newspaper men and
photographers waiting outside.
i In . the marriage license the big southpaw . gave his name as Richard De Marquis, 23 years old, and his brido
as Katherine Kane, 22. "
"Rube was nervous. He was so
anxious to get her." said the Rev. H.
S. Felix, who performed the ceremony.
that he answered air my questions
before I ' finished ' them. Now they're
married and as happy as two birds."
LOOKS LIKE WEAVER
AT SHORT, SAYS CAL
Sacramento. Cal March 13. Buck Weaver Is sure of sticking with the
White Sox. ". In a fanning bee here to
day Manager Callahan made a remark that assures Weaver of a job. "There's
no chance to keep that kid off the team
with all his enthusiasm and aggres
siveness," was the way Callahan put
it In talking of Weaver.
The manager followed by saying It
looked as If he also would keep Berg-
er as a utility lnflelder. Competition for the Job of shortstop seems to have
inspired Weaver to further efforts, for
he has shown even more pepper "in the spring training than he did during the
season.
CHANCE; TO RETAIN
INFIELDER MIDRIFF
Hamilton, Bermuda, March- 13. -Ezra
Midriff as the permanent tenant ef
third base In the Yankee lineup, is al-;
most an assured fact. Midriff has been
performing such uncanny feats around
that difficult station that there ap
pears to be little doubt he will hold -It when the season opens. Chance today
intimated as much. Hal Chase's In
jured ankle is coming along favorably. The swelling has disappeared and
Chase Is able to hobble about without crutches. The Yankees will play their
second exhibition game tomorrow with
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cause of his nearly fatal attack of ty
phoid fever last year. This leaves eight men to go. Rube Marquard. with his bride, is expected here soon. It Is : probable that the pitcher will stay in the camp about two weeks after the team leaves on March 20, to get
back Into shape. There was no game today.
He has signed up for a long engagement on the American stage. After concluding the engagement he will try for a match with Willie Ritchie.
BALL PLAYER
HELD FOR FRAUD Appleton, Wis., March 13. Edward
Williams, outfielder on the Indianapolls. American association baseball team. Is in Jail here charged with selling a horse on which there was , a mortgage. Williams is held In lieu of a $500 bond. His trial Is set for March
26. Williams declares he will not sign an Indianapolis contract unless he gets. as, much money "as he received last year.
M'ALLISTER WINS GO.
Oakland, Cal., March IS, Bob McAllister, the Olympic club amateur, was given the decision over WlUlo Meehan In a ten-round bout last night before the Oakland Wheelmen's club.
M'GRAW STARTS
Marlin, Texas,. March 13. Manager
McGraw-started the "weeding process"
today with the transfer of Fitcher Tor-
rey to the Scranton, Pa., club. Tor-
rey Is a fast man on the bases, has a good batting eye and was much touted as a twlrler but has had little
chance since being with the Giants be-
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TOILING HARD Los Angeles, Cal., March 13. "Kayo"
Brown and "Bud" Anderson, principals
in next Saturday . afternoon's twentyround ring battle before the Pacific A." C. 'of Veron, are on edge after a hard siege of training. Today at Venice i the New Yorker boxed six slashing rounds, taking In Harry Atwood and Manuel Vlerra. In his Vernon camp Anderson laid off all hands and took a day. of ease, owing to the fact that he is down to weight and In perfect ring condition.
BOXING BILL FOR BOSTON Boston, March IS. The legislative
i committee on legal affairs voted today ! to report favorably the measure lntro- ' duced by William Shaw McCallum for I the legalizing of ten-round bouts and
the appointment of an athletic commission that shall have entire supervision of all boxing in the state. 'Tha measure Is patterned along the Frawley law in New York. It will come up first In the senate, the bill being reported to that body.
ciful beating last night. St. Louis. Mo., March 13. Continually hitting while holding caused Danny Dunn, to be disqualified In the third round of his bout with Benny McGovern at the Future City Athletic club last night. New York, March 13. New York defeated Pittsburg in the national threecushion billiard league last night, 60 to 47, In eighty-seven Innings. John Dankleman of New York and Charles- McCourt of Pittsburg each made runs of six. Denver, Colo., March 13. "There will be no reconciliation between Mrs. Fay King Nelson and Oscar Battling Nelson. 'Mrs. Nelson's determination to divorce her husband has not weakened sincel his arival in Denver." Such was the statement of John T. Bottom for Mrs. Nelson formerly Miss Fay King, the Denver cartoonist Who conferred with Nelson's attorney. St. Lou 1 3. Mo., March 18. George Sutton Won from C. C. Peterson, 400
seeks to overcome the recent decision by the appellate division, sustaining the decision of Justice Scudder In the Shane case, was introduced today by Assemblyman Knight. The bill would prohibit betting, of any kind on the race tracks. In the Shane case. Justice Scudder held that bets could be legally made through a credit system and the appellate division Sustained this decision. The case Is to be taken to the court of appeals.
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MAY MEET RITCHIE. New York, March 13. The comtnjr bout between Leach Cross, the Bowery dentist, and Joe Rivers, the Mexican whirlwind, is made doubly interesting because of Cross' victory over Mandot, which boxing promoters say places him in line for a battle with Ritchie for the lightweight title.
FAIRBANKS DEFEATS j M'ELWEE ON LINKS Palm Beach, Fla., March 13. In the 36-hole final of the Florida state golf i championship Walter Fairbanks ' of
Denver defeated the 1912 title holder.
i R. H. McElwee of Chicago, 3 and 2, I for first- honors. At the end of the ' morninff half McElwee led by 3 up. Ho
played poorly in the afternoon, while Fairbanks was going very fast. A. F. Tuston of Merlon took the second division trophy and C. S. Hammersfahr of Chicago won out in the third flight.
Sutton rani
Calvin Demarest defeated 400 to 188, in the second of the 18-2 balk line bil
liard tournament. In last night's game
236 in the ninth inning.
PetersorJ 144 in the tenth. 8utton's
average
Ortiz, 121
was 45.4, Peterson's 33.2. Aft
ernoon averages, Demarest. 28 10-15;
84
15.
BILL HITS AT RACE I TRACKG AMBLING Albany, N. Y., March IS. A new
anti-rac tp-ack gambling bill which
RESCINDS RECENT TROTTING RULE
Cleveland, O., March IS. H. K. Devereux, president of the grand circuit, officially announced today the ' revocation of the grand circuit 'rule which would limit the winnings of stake naoers to $10,000 and stake trot
ters to $15,000 before they are compelled to enter classes designated., by their records. . The rule' 'warn 'adopted by the stewards at Pittsburg In January and a reconsidered mail vote fouml a majority of the clubs opposed. President Dexereux assumes responsibility for the presentation and adoption of the rule. The mail vote showed three members favoring, seven opposing and two not voting.
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K. O. BRENNAN LOSES.
Indianapolis. Ind., March 13. Jack
Dillon gave K. O. Brennan of Buffalo a terrific beating through ten rounds of their bout here last night, but could not put him out. Jimmy Burns of Kankakee and Eddie Webber fought ten rounds "to a draw.
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London, .. March 13. Freddie Welsh.
I the British lightweight champion, will
sail for the United States on March 22.
LIPTON RACE NOT ASSURED New York, March 13. There Is pos
sibility that the New York Yacht club will not accept the challenge for a : yacht race sent by Sir Thomas Lipton. the English sportsman. Lipton wants to use a 75-foot boat In the race. The .
New Yorkers Insist that a 90-foot boat be used.
SPORTING BRIEFS. Atlanta, Ga.. March 13. Joe Thomas of New Orleans was given the decision over Tommy O'Keefe of Philadelphia In ten rounds last night. New York, March 13. Harry Donahue of Pekin, weighing 133, met Jimmy Jarvls of Yorki-ille, who scaled 143 pounds, and gave the latter an unmer-
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