Hammond Times, Volume 7, Number 254, Hammond, Lake County, 8 April 1913 — Page 3

Tuesday, April 8, 1913.

THE TIMES. 3 VICTORY FDR CUBS jCrane Indoor Baseball Team, Cook County School Champions. If! FRIGID GAME

SOX FAIL TO PLAY; -GIVEfJJIG "FEED" Cold Weather Prevents Contest, But Players Attend Banquet at St. Joe.

St. Joseph, Mo., April 8. A strong wind from then orth yesterday, with a nowy feeling In It, caused the game between the White Sox athletes and the St. Joseph Drummers to be called oft. It was the third game of the spring training trip to be called off, which means It was the third day of idleness the Sox have had since about Feb. 24. Under those conditions they were glad to loaf, even if the big show is to start In three more days. The change In weather came during the night, and it was brought on by a rainstorm, which made the grounds here too heavy even for a good practice, so the boys did not have to do anything all day except hang around the hotel and play hearts, the popular Indoor pastime since the pin money needed for poker has been exhausted.

Less Than 100 Fans See Hoosiers Beaten in Final Exhibition, 7 to 4.

In the presence of less than 100 persons who did not have to stick around the Cubs trimmed the homeless Hoosiers. 7 to 4, yesterday in the final game of the series that was transferred here from Indianapolis. It was so cold the players did not dare to try to get up a perspiration for fear it would turn into icicles, and heavy garments impeded their efforts. But the Cubs were put through the full nine innings to harden them against the effects of similar conditions if they prevail on Thursday. Lavender waj given the slab assignment by Miager Kvrrs and progressed finely until the frost got into his four-cornered spitter and froze up the plumbing. That happened in the middle of the game and the Hoosiers played havoc with a lead of four runs which the Cubs had established in the first inning.

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For the purpose of discussing the advisability of erecting a new halfmillion dollar club house, a meeting of the Chicago Motor club has been called for ths evening, at the Lexington hotel. The project of raising: money for the club house has been talked over by the board of directors for some weeks, and plans have been drawn for the building. Aside from the regular club features the new building is planned to serve as a meeting place for automobile men from all over the country. It will embrace all the features of. a hotel as well as a club. The project is regarded as a difficult one to finance, but Chairman Lee

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vp row, left to right Schulte, I. J.; Jahnke, 3b.; Htlas (capt.), p.; Coach Meyers; Moore, c; Russell, lb.; Nadherny, 2b. Midd row Howie, sub.; Jtkobson, r.f.; Krtnurt, mgr.; Peluse, sub.; Alexander, I. s. Bottom row Krase, r. $. Wtber, r.f.; Wilsk.

HONUS WAGNER

NOT BADLY HURT Toungstown, O., April 8. After making an examination of Hans Wagner this afternoon "Bonesetter" Reese said the trouble consisted In a misplacement of a cartilage In the left knee. The ailment is not serious. He said the famous shortstop would be able to play In three days. Wagner will participate in the opening game, it was declared. ,

RED SOX FINISH TRAINING TRIP Boston, Mass., April 8. The Boston Red Sox, champions of the world, arrived home last night, after a month of training for the American league pennant race. The annual game with Harvard today and a contest with Holy Cross on Wednesday will precede the opening of the season here against the Athletics.

SENATORS WHIP GIANTS, 3 TO 2 Washington, D. C, April 8. Washington yesterday ""outplayed the New York Giants In an exhibition game. 3 to t. A line drive in the eighth inning from Tesreau's bat broke the small finger on Engel's left band and he was relieved by Hughes. Score: New York 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 02 Washington 00000300 0 3 Batteries Demaree, Tesreau and Wilson; Johnson, Engel, Hughes and Alnsmlth. Umpire Altrock.

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Realizing that the end of hie train

ing time is rapidly approaching, and eager to present himself in perfect

condition. Carl Anderson, the Ham

mond middleweight. Is strenuously

preparing himself for his coming bout with Tim O'Nell at the Hammond the

ater Thursday evening. Carl wants to get back good and atrong In the fight

ing game and realizes that a victory

over Tim O'Neil will shove him up on

the lader.

O'Nell is by no means a stranger in

Hammond, be having participated In a lively encounter with Phil Schlosa-

berg, the pride of the navy, at the H. A. A. grounds a year ago. Tim O'Neil Is training in Lewis' gym in Chicago and it is said he is keeping himself in grand shape, retiring to the hay every night at curfew time. Both Carl Anderson and O'Nell are regarded to be great mixers, with a knockout wallop concealed in the glove of either hand, and although the bout is only scheduled to go ten rounds, many boxing critics are predicting a knockout. Eddie Clabby, the brother of James, who will appear in one of the preliminary bouts, Is also training constantly.

AC7CI O WTllT A T.S popular esteem and there are many

DAXH AL XXsLmLm diet that the dentist will put It "over'

1 IJRlvern. In backing their argument

Byracuae. N. TV April 8. Eddie Kee- they refer to the fact taht when Man-

Tin, manager of ' Jimmy Walsh, the dot and Rivera met the former proved

Boston bantamweight. today filed the better man.

charges with the New York boxing ; On the other hand. Rivers backers

commission against Abe Attell for the declare that Joe has Improved vastly

later' alleged "eye pecking" tactics since his ' bout with Mandot, as was when Walsh and Attell met in the ring indicated, they say. In his handy de-

Xaat Thursday night. feat of Knockout Brown at Los An-

Keevln asks the commission to bus- ; geles.

pend Attell for all time ' That Attell I

used his thumb In an attempt to blind jJRQONS WIN

waisn, is me cnarge ui jveevin.

Attell was suspended two years ago for alleged "stalling," and under the Frawley law he can be suspended from boxing if the commission finds him guilty of the charges brought.

ST. LOUIS TAKES

FIRST GAME

The West Side Maroons, known bet

ter as West Hammond Cubs, defeated

the Cook Cubs at West Hammond on Sunday by a score of 1 to 2. The fea

ture of the game was the pitching of

PAnV.tiratf wia afvMV Ant 1Tfi mAfl

UUi IJJxXKjSI, OU'iO anJ the batting of Egle, the star short - stop, getting three doubles and one

Plttsbure. Pa.. April 8. Pierre Mau- 1 slnsle In five times up. Batteries for

pome of St. Louis last night defeated ! the Maroons were as follows: Rocka

Charles McCourt of Pittsburg in a Na-i way and Webb; Cubs, Seifeldt and

tlonal Three-Cushion Billiard league Munroe. Score; match, 50 to 48. Each player made a ; Cubs 0 0 0 0 1 1 0

high run of five. The game went seventy-three Innings. If Pittsburg should win the next two games of the series with St. Louis It will be tied with Chicago for the championship of the National Three-Cushion Billiard league. If, however, Maupomes hould win the three games St. Louis and Chicago would be tied for first place.

Maroons 1 3 0 0 2 1 0 2 1 10

CROSS ANf)

SPORTING BRIEFS.

Stanislaus Zbyszko and William' Demctral have been matched to meet In

the wlndup of the wrestling show at

the Globe theater tomorrow night In

Chicago. The Pole and Greek will bat

tle to a finish, best two In three falls.

Philadelphia, Pa., April 8. W. K

TJTTTTi-p Q TfT CT-T A Tf I Slxsmlth of this city, formerly a spe-

Jj UK jSAL ILL the United States army post, has been engaged by the Princeton faculty to

arrange a course In boxing for stu

dents at that university. Los Angeles, Cal., April 8. Bud An

derson and "Knockout" Brown began

training yesterday for their return

match at Vernon arena on April 15

Johnny Kllbane. featherweight cham

pion, who will defend his title against

Johny Dundee in a twenty-round bout

on April 29, is training with Brown.

New Tork, April 8. Leach Cross, the heavy hitting fighting dentist, and Joe Rivers, the redoubtable Mexican, two lightweights who aspire to the championship, will f o rthe second time try conclusions here tonight in a -scheduled ten-round bout at St. Nicholas rink. Both are in shape for the battle. Since the defeat of Joe Mandot at New Orleans Leach Cross has risen in

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Pittsburg-. Pa., April . Shortstop Wagner wiH not participate In the Pirates opening games in Cincinnati, and may not appear in the Chicago games following, owing to an Injured leg. Honus left his team mates in Kansas City to go to Toungstown, where he will receive treatment from Bone setter Reese. Palo Alto, Cal., April 8. The tour of Japan by the Stanford baseball team this ummer wi,U be the first oriental invasion ever rhade by a college team west of the Mississippi. The team Is to sail from San Francisco on May 10, and m the return trip will stop at Honolulu for a series with the Chinese university nine. t AMERICAN BIKE RIDER A WINNER

Charlerol. April 8. The grand prix du Prlntemps, 200 meters, was won by ( the American bicycle champion, Frank ,; Xj. Kramer, of Newark. N. J., by halfi

a length in 18 1-5 seconds.

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