Hammond Times, Volume 7, Number 250, Hammond, Lake County, 3 April 1913 — Page 3

Thursday, April 3, 1913.

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AMARILLO FARCE FROLIC FOR CALS Sox "Play Horse" for Seven Innings, Beating Texas Broncho Busters, 12-2. Amarillo, Texas, April 3. In a rampant Texas dust storm the White Sox trounced the Amarillo Panhandlers yesterday afternoon, 11 to 2. At least that was the score after seven founds had been finished, and by that time everybody's eyes were filled with dirt so they went . home and left the two ball teams still stirring- up the IBI3 CJutcr-CifCi Agents for Hammond and Vicinity, 0. S. HOEKEMA, COLUMBIA AVE, nr. RIDGE ROAD Phone 1298-Y-l. Hammond. EASY PAYMENT PLAN. Free Catalogue.

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dust three miles out on the prairie. It seemed more pleasant to go back to shelter with the crowd and that's the reason only seven innings of this combat are recorded. Several of the regular players left and extra pitchers were shunted to outfield and infield positions as a relief corps. It was by far the worst farce of a same the Sox have experienced this season- Yuma and El Paso have champion teams compared to the local crew. The Sox made nine runs when the second inning was over, and there was nothing but horse play from then on. As in the Yuma and Kl Paso games, the horse play doubtlessly gave the big: leaguers some exercise.

EIGHT TEAMS IN TEfiPIN TOURNEY Athletic Clubs to Compete in International Event by Wire April 19. Bowlers of the Chicago Athletic association and Illinois Athletic club will compete In an International telegraphic tourney at the Cherry Circle alleys on April 19. Eight fives, representing the athletic clubs of this country and Can ada, will try for the price, a valuable cup given by the Montreal Athletic club, which will represent Canada. New .York, Pittsburg, Denver, Spo kane and Cleveland also will furnish one team apiece, and the cup will be awarded to the quintet registering the highest count for three games. A spe cial wire will be Installed In the C. A. A. alleys and scores from each of the cities represented will be received at the end of every fifty frame. In this way the result of the tourney will be known almost as soon as the local pin knights wind up their games. A similar tourney was held two years ago, with practically the same teams entered. The Montreal club car ried oft the cup, second honors going to the C A- A. On April 16 and 17 a tourney for private clubs in and about Chicago will be held at the two Michigan avenue club houses. Five-men teams from eleven organizations will roll at the

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April IT the singles and doubles events will be decided at the tri-color club. The contests will be paterned after the A. B. C. tourneys, with prizes for the leaders in each division and also an award for high Individual In the all-events. Beside the C. A. A. and I. A. C, the following clubs have been Invited to compete in the tourney: Hamilton club, Illinois club. Oak Park and Colonial clubs of Oak Park, the Oaks club of Austfn, Kenwood, Town and Country, La Grange,. Hinsdale and Edgewater. COLLINS VICTOR 111 HIIAL WATCH Chicagoan Ends His Series in Cue Tourney by Defeating Duniway. Philadelphia. Pa., April 3. Percy Collins of Chicago defeated Wllkie C. Duniway of Portland. Ore., by 400 to 268 in yesterday afternoon's game of the national amateur 18-2 billiard championship tournament. Collins' high run was 93 and his average 14 8-28. Duniway's high run was 63 and his average 9 25-27. It was Collins' . final match of the tournament, and he distinguished himself by compiling a high run of 93, topping anything shown except May er's record , of 106. At one stage It looked as if the Chicagoan would also make a new best average, his runs of I 74 97. 1fi and 25 immediatelv follow- I ing the 93. being the most consistent runs executed in any match thus far. CAMPI REJECTS BOUTS ill EAST TO REMAIN Oil COAST Bantam Prefers to Stick to Long Route Unless He Can Battle Coulon. Los Angeles, Cal., April 3. If little Eddie Carapl gets a return match with Johnnie Williams he will have nobody to blame for himself for his predica ment. Close friends of the San Francisco lad are urging him to go east and try the six-round game, where his speed and cleverness would make him a sure winner. Campl declines, saying that he will remain in California and do twenty-round : labor until, he has bad a chance at tne Dantamweigni cnampion. Williams has agreed to box Campl again. Promoter McCarey announced today that the date for this event would come during the second week in May and that he would endeavor to bring Johnny Coulon here in August to meet the winner. If there is one thing that Campl needs It is to develop a punch. The clever youngster .has boxed an even fifty rounds in the Vernon ring without delivering one blow that would hurt a child. With Frankie Burns Saturday the going was easy for Campi. His dazzling speed and cleverness enabled him to make the Jersey Jabber look like a novice, but his punches were as harmless as the slap of an open hand. CHAMPIOH GOTCH All EASY W Pins George Lurich's Shoulders to Mat in Straight Falls. Kansas City, Mo., April 3. Frank Gotch, champion wrestler, emerged from the retirement of his Humboldt (Iowa) farm long enough to take two straight falls from George Lurich, the Russian strong man Tuesday night. Gotch won the first fall in 18:10 with an arm and toe hold and the second with a double nelson in 5:35. The match was seen by 17,000 per sons, who packed Convention hall. Hundreds of women were among the spectators. ' There was some dissatis faction over long drawn out preliminaries which delayed the opening of the main event until nearly 11 o'clock. Gotch appeared much stronger than the Russian and he was the aggressor throughout the match. Lurich seemed unable to get a good hold on Gotch and the half dozen times that he was on top he was unable to move the Iowa giant, who sqiurmed away apparently at will. On the other hand, Gotch con tinually was securing half nelson, head and arm. leg or toe holds on Lurich, who seldom was able to spring to his

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feet when he broke- a bold. Usually Gotch released one hold only to grab another equally serious for his opponent. TTTi-p-ri o A fcTTTIT XIXjXVXj O A XlJlW TEAM STARTED The West Side Maroons have organ ized a strong team this season and are out to play any team averaging 16 to 17 years. The Maroons will play a double header Sunday. In the morning they play the West Hammond All Stars at West Hammond and the Cook Cubs at Harrison park Sunday afternoon. The lineup for the Maroons will be: Capt. Ega, ss; Egrie, 3b; Otto, p; Charlie, p; Barney, cf; Benny, If: Sam, rf; Steve, 2b: Red, lb: Mike, c; Steve, sub Walter Summers, manager. For games phone 527 Hammond. SMITH KNOCKS OUT FRED M'KAY New Tork, April 3. "Gunboat" Smith, the California heavyweight, knocked out Fred McKay of Canada in the second round of a scheduled tenround bout here last night. FAMOUS HORSE DIES. Lexington, Ky, April 3. A letter received today from Dayton, O., states that The Director General, one of the most famous trotting sires in the coun try,-died there today. The animal suc cumbed to pneumonia contracted dur lng the high waters of last week? He was owned by Frank McCloud and valued at 820,000. THOUGHTS! A cood (ben has ever made a wise aa happy Moral Chew TTJTIOJI SCOUT SCRAP and smoke FOREX (XXIX). Save the tickets. McIIle 8. Too. Co. Adv. FORMER ATHLETIC HOLDS HIGH HOPES Topsy Hartzeli. Manager Topsy Hartzeli, former member of the Philadelphia Athletics, now managing the Toledo American association team, hopes to send the Mud Hens in winners this season. He all but got there last year, being bare ly nosed out by the hard-hitting Min neapolis team in the last stages of the season. The Toledo players have had the advantage of a long course in training stunts with the Cleveland Naps at Pensacola, "and have rounded into good shape. Most of the players of last year are back on the Job, and Hartzeli hopes to engineer some trades which will make the team even stronger than in 1912.

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CLOSE CONTEST TO FAIRBANKS Pinehurst, N. C, April 3. Walter Fairbanks of Denver defeated Harold Weber of Toledo in the best contest of today's round in the united north and south amateur golf championship tournament. The last three holes were halved,' Fairbanks winning on the home green. Summary: First round Walter J. Travis, Gar den. City, defeated L. E. Ward well. Meguntock, 8 and 7; H. H. Kerr, Ekwanok, defeated M. F. O'Connell, Alpine, 5 and 3: C. L. Becker, Woodland, defeated H. C. Frownes. Oakmont, 2 and 1; W. Fairbanks, Denver, defeated H. Weber, Toledo, 1 up; Dr. C. H. Gardner, Agawam, beat J. M. Thompson, Spring Haven, 3 and 1; H. G. Topping, Greenwich, defeated Chlsholm Beach, Fox Hills. 2 and 1; Robert Hunter, Weeburn, defeated R. L. James, Butler, 8 and 7; E. J. Ridgway, Montclalr, beat J. D. Foot, Apawamis, up. SMITH STOPS ADRIAN HOG AN Paris, April 3. Jeff Smith, the American middleweight pugilist, prac tically knocked out Adrian Hogan, the Frenchman, at the Cirque de Paris. The end came in the eleventh round When Hogan was helpless on the ropes his seconds sprang into the ring and carried him out. . The bout was sched uled to go twenty rounds. Smith out classed Hogan and sent him- to the floor several times with heavy swings. In the eleventh Smith landed a ter rific right which stunned the Frenchman, who stood swaying, with his arms hanging at his sides, unable to offer any defense to the rain of blows Then bis seconds came to his rescue. SET DATE FOR KILBANE BOUT Los . Angeles. Cal.. April 3. The night of April 29 has been fixed for the fontherweieht championship contest between Johnny Kilbane of Cleveland, the title holder, and Johnny Dundee of Vow York. They will box twenty rounds at Vernon. Both are now in Los Angeles and will begin training at once. FORMER BASEBALL PLAYER MAY DIE Keokuk, Iowa, April 3. Jerry Harrington, known during the '90s as the star catcher for the Cincinnati Reds, probably was fatally hurt here when Tom Moore, a negro ex-convict, struck him over the head with a bucket. Moore was locked up pending the result of Harrington's injuries. Harrington since his retirement from baseball has been manager of a hotel in this city. RED SOX BLANK ILLINOIS, 10 TO 0 Champaign, 111., April 3.; Jake Stahl Invaded Illinois field with the world champion Red Sox and shut out the Ilinl. 10 to 0. Score: Boston 1 5 0 2 0 0 1 0 1 10 Illinois 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Stolen bases Wagner. Hooper, Terkes. Two-base hits Wagner, Lewis. Three-base hits Speaker, Lewis. Double plays Rush to Frlndivllle to Nevins: Nevlns to Cogdell to Prlndlville. Sacrifice fly Lewis. Bases on balls Off Watts, 3. Struck out By Collins, 6; by Wood, 12; by Watts, 1; by Thortas, 3. PRINCETON DIAMOND STAR IS INJURED Princeton, N. J., April 3. "Tol" Pendleton, star hitter and fielder of the Princeton baseball team, almost cut his lltle finger from his right hand while sliding to first base In practice vesterday afternoon. He sustained a laceration of his hand which will keep him out of the game for probably two weeks. RAIN STOPS GAME. Washington. D. C, April 3. The game yesterday between Brooklyn and the Washington Americans was postponed on account of rain. They will play today. , omciii PHlOlf SCOUT SCRAP vrltk the w torn label stands for superiority. All dealers kaadllag It. Save your tickets.

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Friday special. Friday we place cn sale 75 specially Trimmed Close Fitting Turbans, like cut, made of soft milan braid and trimmed with ribbon in all the newest shades, special at.... 2.40 Double Stamp

Particular Attention is called to the Sherwood line of new Spring Oxfords, 5 button and two strap models as well as Pumps in tan calf, patent leather, dull calf, suede and

white nubuck, 16 different styles, $3.00 shoes r Rocker, cash or Vaughan's Famous Chicago Park Lawn Grass Seed, per pound (Grocery Dep't.) I8ic Red, White and Yellow Onion Sets, in Sets, 10c per quart (Grocery Dep't.) May's Northern Grown Peas, Beans and Corn, -pint cartons (Grocery Dep't.) 9c BROOMS, 9c 200 House Brooms, made of good quality broom corn, sewed three times, 25c value, while they last, each . . . . 9c Kaulmann & Wolf, PLAN FLIGHT OVR ATLANTIC London. April 3. Several aviators already have announced their Intention of competing for the Dally Mall's $50,000 prize tyr a trans-Atlantic flight. Gordon Kngland, a British airman, and Herr Rumpler. 'a German inventor, have declared that they will enter the contest, and the Blerlots and Capt. F. a Cody say that they will be competitors In both the Atlantic flight and that around Britain. SALUTE COL. O'NEIL. Lincoln. Neb., April 3. President N. Xm. ("Tip") O'Nell of the Western league today was appointed a colonel on the staff of Gov. Moorehead. The

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credit. L. L. May & Co.'s Northern Grown Flower and Vegetable Seed, per package i . (Grocery Dep't.) Garden Hoe, solid steel blade with long handle, on sale ft in basement Jv Lawn. Rakes with 24 spring steel wire teeth and 12 loop teeth, on sale in basement 29c D-Handled Shovels and Spades with good quality steel blade, AA on sale in basement OwC Malleable Iron Rake for garden purposes with long handles, i special Fridaly (basement). JC Poultry Netting, galvanized after weaving, 2 foot wide, roll 150 feet long, Friday,, (basement) 1.19 TOME Hammond, Indiana appointment was made, it Is said, as a recognition of the work Col. O'Neil has done for baseball and for the Western league.' M'GRAW TRIMS GIANTS Knoxvllle,' Tenn., April S. A picked team including Mathewson. McQraw and Harry Sparrow defeated the Giants yesterday, 7 to 3. FEDS TRIM MAROONS. Bert Keeley's Chicago team of the Federal league defeated the University of Chicago aspirants, 13 to 8. in the second , Midway practice game yesterday at Marshall field. Try a La Vendor cigar. It's good.. Adv.. v.