Hammond Times, Volume 7, Number 266, Hammond, Lake County, 22 April 1913 — Page 3
Tuesday, April 22, 1913.
THE TIMES. a Map Showing Wet' .-and Dry Situation in United States; League Will Seek Federal Abolition of Saloon in Nation, CUBS WIN VERDICT OVER JOE TINKER IN 11 INNINGS, 7-0 COBBLESS TIGERS BEAT J50X BY RUN Jenning's Men Take Open
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Trojans Score Two Runs In
Final, Reds Get One, Then ExCub Fails in Pinch.
ing Clash When Collins Misses Fly in Ninth.
' Cincinnati. O.. April 22. Eleven innigs of frenzied baseball wera required to1 settle the second scrap In history between the teams led by Evers and Tinker, and the finish yesterday wu 7 to S In favor of the Cubs. It was a lot closer than that, for after the Trojans had won and lost and
tied up and then won the frame again, he Tinkers came- back to hard in the last half of the eleventh round that Evera, who already had used two pitchers against the Reds, had to call In Larry Cheney, the Elg Moose of the Cubs, to hold the hard earned victory. And Cheney could not stop that final assault until victory or defeat hung on one play. There were two Red on bases within striking distance of the plate, where only a base hit was needed to win the game, and Joe Tinker, the Red leader, was the man who faced Cheney In that pinch. Tinker File Oat ! Pinch. It was a battle royal, that last one, until the count was two and three on the batsman, forcing Cheney to groove one or walk Tinker. Joe knew It, and laid for the groover, but whaled It too high la the air. It came down in Otey Clymer's fists and the long battle was over.
ST. JOSEPH, 3; STXAVIER, 1. Renselaer, Ind., April 22. The St. Joseph's college baseball team opened the season yesterday with a 3 to 1 victory over St. Xavler. Llll, for St. Joseph's, struck out seventeen men and allowed only three hits. Landott struck out twelve. Score: St. Joseph 10000001 1 3 5 0 St. Xavler 00010000 0 1 5 1
Even without Ty Cobb Detroits Tig
ers proved strong enough to nose out
the White Sox in thel first encounter
of the year at Comlskey park yester
day. The score was 3 to 2, and It was the fourth straight dropped by the Sox,
which has shoved them into the second
division.
Everything about the game was close and the Sox always were on the wrong
end. There were two or three close
decisions, all against Chicago. There
were several close plays and the Sox
got the worst of all of them. The game finally wound up In a ninth inning fracas in which Collins missed a fly ball by an inch which enabled the
Tigers to get the run needed to win.
Troper defensive playing would have
given the Sox the game by a score of
2 to 1, and such a scora would have
been fitting to the class of pitching
Manager Callahan sent his new south
paw, Albert Russell, to the slab and
the husky Texas boy hurled winning ball. He was guilty of two balks because he hasn't been accustomed to big league base running, but neither of the balks cost him the game.
CHARLEY WHITE STOPS THOMAS. New Orleans, La., April 22. Charley White of Chicago administered a severe trimming to Joe Thomas of this city last night and In the ninth round the sponge was tshrown into the ring to save Thomas from being knocked out. The bout was scheduled for ten rounds. It was White's fight all the way.
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HAIlOi PEDAGOGUE IS 01 STATE COniTTEE
Earlham Preparing to Receive Track Stars and Big Time Is Assured the Visitors at State Meet.
Richmond, Ind., April 22. In prep
aration tor the reception of the two
hundred high school track athletes who will contest for the first honors in the Indiana state high school meet on Reid
field May 17 the local committee In charge of the meet has begun the wid
ening of the track, putting It Into the best of condition, and appointing sub
committees which will have charge of the reception and entertainmert of the contestants, advertisement of the meet and arrangement for taking in gate re-
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ceipts. The general meet committee Is composed of coach Glenn Thistlethwaite, chairman; Morris Bogue, Bloomingdale; F. R. Murray, Hammond, and I Jone, Hughesvlle, Md. This commltee has general direction of the meet and all communications should be addressed to coach Thistlethwalte. The entrants in the meet wili bi en
tertained from Friday evening free of charge as guests of the college. A baseball game with Hanover is scheduled for Friday. .On Saturday evening a social event will b followed by the presentation of of the medals to the winners -of the different events. Entertainment will be furnished for any men who wish to stay over until Sunday and they wll lbe given rooms In tha men's dormitory. The Earlham track will be widened so that as many as ten men can be started 1n each heat of the 100-yard dash. The track is considered one of the best in the state, and with the special preparation it should be in such a condition as to make a nuinber of new records possible. It is a cinder track. On the day of the meet the large numbers of track men 'will be housed in tents around the edge of the feld. To entertain many visitors many en-
trli.a have already been made and it
is known that Shortridge and Manual,
of Indianapolis, as well as several other schools, expect to send large
delegations of rooters with their
teams.
Washington 5 Philadelphia 5 Cleveland ,.7 Detroit 5 Chicago 5
St. Louis 4 7 Boston S 6 New Tork 1 6 Yesterday' Results. Detroit, 3 ; Chicago, 2. Cleveland. 8; St. Louis. 3. "Washington, 8; New York, 4. Philadelphia. 6; Boston, 4. Gimra Today. Detroit at Chicago. St. Louis at Cleveland. New Tork at Philadelphia. Boston at Washington.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
W. L. Pet.
Philadelphia 4 1 .800 Pittsburgh 6 2 .750 New Tork 5 2 .714
Chicago 6 3 .667
St. Louis 3 5 .375 Brooklyn 2 4 .333 Boston. 1 5 .167
Cincinnati . . . 1 6 .143
Yerday' Results. Chicago, 7; Cincinnati. 6. Pittsburgh. 8; St. Louis, 5. Philadelphia, 2; Brooklyn, 1. New Tork, 4; Boston, 3. Game Today. Chicago at Cincinnati. Pittsburgh at St. Louis. Brooklyn at Boston. Philadelphia at New York.
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REFEREE HALTS
BRITTON GO.
Philadelphia. Pa., April 22. After
exchanging love taps for four rounds, the six round bout between Jack Brit-
ton, the crack lightweight of Chicago,
and "Pal" Moore of this city, was stopped last night at the Olympla Ath
letic club by Referee Billy Rocap. The two fighters were hissed when they left the ring. The refree was cheered.
From the start Britten showed only a mild interest in the bout. He declined
to take advantage of openings or fol
low his leads. Both fighters acted as
if they were going through an exercise stunt. Moore plainly""was out of con
dition and the bout was the rawest proposition ever served in the roped
arena here.
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A new member of the Stutz racing team is Don Herr, a young driver who ' has heretofore been seen in many events at the wheel of a National. He
began his career as a car tester and drove racing cars Incidental to his other duties. He was the winner of
the Illinois trophy race at Elgin three
yera ago, averaging 65.6 miles an
hour. He is a daring driver, but he
has reduced Ma method to an exact science, and it is expected that he
win give a good account of himself when he appears at the wheel of his
Stuta car in the third annual flve-bun-
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BASEBALL RESULTS.
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Wednesday 4tiC
Boys' Overalls,
well made, sewed two
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Sailor Collars, made of a fine quality batiste and handsomely embroidered in bright Bulgarian colors, many
different patterns . . .
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Opaque Window Shades 6 feet long and 36 inches wide, mounted on good spring rollers, 25c values, i Wednesday . . j Q
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Tale, 6; New Haven. 3. Princeton, 16; Stevens, 1. Davenport, 5; Muscatine. 0. Cedar Rapids, 7; Winnipeg. 2. Hawaii college, 2; Missouri. 0.
Dubuque, 11; St. Mary's (Wisconson)
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St. Mary's college, S; Kansas Wes-
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BIG ENTRY FOR
HIGH SCHOOL MEET. Urbana, 111.. April 22. More than
100 high achoolB have signified their intention of entering the 1913 lntw-
scholastic meet on Illinois field on May
17. The complete program has - Just
been announced. A new feature is the holding of tennis preliminaries on Fri
day, May 16, because of the size of the entry list, over fifty teams having been listed. Southern Illinois high schools are entering more teams than ever and
are expected to cut a figure. Coolc
county will send the largest squad of athletes. The meet was won by Lane
Teach of Chicago last year, with Oak
Park a single point behind. Many
amusements nave Deen arrsngea iur
the entertainment of the high school hordes.
SUNDAY BASEBALL
BARRED AT YALE.
New Haven, Conn., April 22. Any
student of the Sheffield Scientific school
at Tale who takes part in a Sunday
baseball game will render himself lia
ble to suspension. This Is the dictum Issued by the acting director of the
school. The stand against Sunday baseball came as a result of the announce
ment of a' game which was to have been played last Sunday between a lo
cal team and students.
AMERICAN GIANTS
- W1JN, 13 1U J. St. Louis, Mo., April 22. The American Giants defeated the St. Louis Giants yesterday by a score of 13 to 3. The batteries -were: Daughtery and Pet way; Marshall and Hanan.
13, found a crowd of 800 men asserabled . to see Charlie Neralng and Phil Harrison. The crowd dispersed upon the arrival of the deupties. No arrest were made.
U. S. GOLFER WINS ATRANELAGH London, April 22. William P. Cres8on, second secretary of the United States embassy, won the diplomatic! golf challenge cup yesterday in the stroke competition played annually at Kanelagh.
Louisville, Ky., April 22. News has been received here of the death at Corydon, Ind., of Roscoe Miller, who pitched for Detroit, New York Giants, and Pittsburgh. His death was due to tuberculosis. He was 40 years old.
WHT ARB TOO NOT reader:
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FIGHT AT LYONS
IS PREVENTED. Another prize fight at White Eagle Grove, Lyons, 111., was prevented by deputies from the office of Sheriff
Zrmraer Sunday. Deputies F. H. Hlggins, Thomas .Mackey and A. E. Barrett, who prevented a fight on April
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