Hammond Times, Volume 7, Number 268, Hammond, Lake County, 30 April 1913 — Page 9

Wednesday, April 30, 1913.

THE TIMES. GLITTERING, GARISH, HALLOOING, HECTIC, SHRIEKING. SHRILL IS NEW SPRING TIE

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SOX DOWN TIGERS 111 ROUND TWELVE Three Singles, Last by Ray Schalk, Sacrifice and a Walk Net Victory.

Detroit, Mich.. April 30. The White Sox celebrated Ty Cobb day by trimminer the Tigers' claws yeBterday afternoon, but it required twelve innings

of human endeavor to do it by a score of 6 to E. And seven-eight of the half-frozen bugs who' saw the return of the Georgia wonder to the game always will believe that Ty cut off the winning run by a shoestring catch of Ray Schalk's bread-winning single. . After two were out in the twelfth round the White Sox broke the tie which had continued from the eighth inning. Joe Bens lead that attack with a single and was sacrificed to second by Rath, but was cut down trying to go, to third on Lord's rap to Bush. Collins worked a free passage to first and Borton slashed a single to left on which Lord registered what everybody thought would be the winning tally. Schalk then poked a low liner over second, and Cobb, racing in fast, scooped the ball off the earth and threw home too late to keep Collins from scoring.

STANDING OF CLUBS.

AMERICAN LEAGUE.

W. L. Pet. Philadelphia" 9 2 .818 Cleveland 10 4 .714 Washington 7 3 .700 Chicago ... ..... ... 9 8 .829 St. Louis 7 9 .437 Boston 5 8; .385 Detroit 6 10 .333 New York . 2 10 .167.

W. L. Pet Chicago , 11 4 .733 New York 8 3 .727 Philadelphia 5 3 .625 Pittsburgh 8 6 '.671 St. Louis.... 7 7 .500 Brooklyn 6 6' .500 Boston 2 9 .182 Cincinnati 2 11 .154

CLOUTING CUBS TRAMPLE ON REDS

Initial Onslaught Nets

Three Runs and Gives Trojans Game.

It took the clouting Cubs just one Inning to trample the life out of Joe

Tinker's trailing Reds yesterday in

thejr first encounter of the year at the west side park. The score was 7 to 3 and the Trojans drove home three runs in their first attack, enough to have

won the combat.

Kven with the Reds wearing White

Sox uniforms, the Cubs were able to win away off by themselves with many

runs to spare. The Cubs have battled those south side uniforms in the past with horrifying results, but thlB time

the Callahans weren't wearing them.

Tinker's boys appeared in the gray

traveling suits of the White Sox be

cause Doc Semmens, former trainer for

the Cubs, but now acting in the same

capacity for the Reds, pulled a boner down in St. Louis. He failed to check the Reds' baggage with all their baseball wearing apparel and when they reached Chicago yesterday they found they had nothing to wear in the game.

Yenterday'a Rewnlta. Chicago, 6; Detroit, 5 (12 innings). No other games played. Games Today. Chicago at Detroit. Cleveland at St. Louis. Washington at Philadelphia. Boston at New York. NATIONAL. LEAGt'E.

Yeirtrrdity'n ReMlta. Chicago, 7; Cincinnati, 2. New York, 6; Brooklyn, 0 (thirteen innings). No other games played. Games Today. Cincinnati at Chicago. St. Louis at Pittsburgh. Philadelphia at Boston. New York at Brooklyn.

M'CARTY WILL TACKLE F. MORAS TO-NIGHT

Luther Expected to Get Stiff

Test in Battle With New Yorker.

PLAY GARY SUNDAY. The fast team of Magdeman Bros, of Indiana Harbor will Journey to Gary next Sunday to Player the Acker & Schmidt team. P. Magdeman has confidence In his boys and hopes to beat . his opponents. Teams desiringgamea, 18 years average, address V. Rogers, care Magdeman Bros." clothing store, Indiana Harbor.

RODEL BEATS FRITTS. New York. April 30. After an unintentional foul In the third round by Fred Fritts, heavyweight champion of the United States navy, the referee, gave George Rodel, the Boer champion, the decision In thefr scheduled tenround bout in Brooklyn.

If you are a Judge of quality try a La Vendor cigar. Adv.

New York, April 30. With Luther McCarty, the big heavyweight champion, and Frank Moran of Pittsburgh

both In fine shape and assuring their

admirers that there "will be nothing to

It" when they meet in the ring to night, fight fans believe they have rea

son to expect a bout of unusual Interest. While the bettings favors Mc

Carty, inasmuch as he- has the best of

Moran In record, weighty and height, some shrewd fans smile ' and assert that New Yorkers will have a surprise

sprung on them when Moran opens up

McCarty has been training at Dal Hawkins' roadhouse in Westchester.

He was in excellent condition before he

came here and has worked to maintain

that condition. Moran has been at Stratford, Conn., where he has been working under the direction of Joe

Jeannette, who knows one or two lit tie tricks about the fighting game.

Admirers of Moran say that he has trained better for this fight than for any he has ever had. They assert that the reason eastern fight fans haven't much confidence in Moran's ability is because they had never had much opportunity to see him in action, as he

has fought mostly in the west and in Europe. Moran's record, however, is not particularly encouraging. About the best thing In it is the fact that he went through twenty rounds with Gunboat Smith and stood the latter's terrific hammering, alhough he lost the decision. , His most refecent accomplishment of any note was the knocking out of Al McCloskey In five rounds.

WELLS TO FIGHT FRENCH CHAMP Paris, April 30. Bombardier Wells, the English heavyweight, and Georges Carpentier," the French champion, today signed articles for a twenty-round con-

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test In this city on June 28. The con- : test takes place on the evening of the Grand Prix races and is substituted for the Al - Palzer-Jack Johnson match, which was called off a few weeks ago because Johnson failed to post a forfeit. !

FITZ TO SEE FIGHT, I Eddie Fitzgerald, Hammond's hustling newsboy, departed last evening for an extended visit In Denver, Colo., and other points In the west. While In Denver Fits will witness the ten- ! round boxing encounter between Jimmy Clabby and Eddie McOoorty, to be held Friday night. Edward Is of the opinion that this trip will strengthen his vocal organs and assures Ham-!

mond folks a loud and plain "Uxtra peepahs" upon his return to the city.

now is threatened with defeat at the

hands of Young Zbyszko. Cutler yes

terday was matched to wrestle Waldeck, the Pole's younger brother, at the Empire theater Friday night. The younger Pole believes he can triumph

Just as his brother did, having re celved pointers on Charlie's weakness

es from Stanislaus. In the other bout

Jack Burkoft of New York meets Ted

Tonneman.

DUFFY WHIPS TEMPLE

Butte. Mont.. April 30. Jimmy Tut

fy of Lockport, N. Y., was given the

decision over Ray Temple of Milwaukee in a twelve-round fight last night.

They fought at 135 pounds.

Give 'em a Lacing.

The West Side Maroons handed the ;

Hammond All Stars a lacing at the West Hammond grounds Sunday aft- ; ernoon by piling up the large end of a 9- to- 5 . score- The feature of the game was the stick work of Harder and Steve, who each cleaned the bases ' with a triple and scored two doubles, j As this was their first game of the ; season and appearing In their new uni- ' forms, the Maroons made a classy ap- , pearance. The game was witnessed by a good crowd considering the chilly . weather. The Maroons have an open , date for Sunday and would like to

hear from East Chicago or Lansing. For games call phone 527 or 1454. Score by Innings: Maroons 6 0 2 0 0 0 0 2 0 9 All Stars 0 1110 10 1 0 5

POLICE DISTURB

. TINKER BANQUET Members of the Majestic club gave a

banquet in the Great Northom hote

last night in honor of Joe Tinker,

About forty were present and Joe wa

presented with a suit case equipped with all tnr-i-tolhft trimmings needed by

a distinguished gentleman who trav

lis Garry Herrmann, owner of th

Reds, also was a guest. The entertain

ment was furnished by Gene Green

and while In the midst of one of his

songs, the police broke in and arreste him for speeding in his motor car 1

order to get : to the banquet on time,

Gene found a bondsman among th

men present, so he didn't have to mis

his dinner.

AT LAST VS. EBBDE rJ3(DdS&(lDlirV World's Championship Boxing Contest at Denver, Colo., FRIDAY NIGHT, MAY 2nd. . Returns toy Wire at Jimmy Clabby's Buffet

Henderson lUiotorcycle

Four Cylinder, Eight Horse Power. Demonstration cheerfully given. DAVID H. BALL, Agent.

INDIANA

JACK COOMBS

ISIMPROVING Philadelphia, Pa., April 80.. John

Coombs, who was sent home by Connie Mack when the Athletics were in

Washington because he was threaten

ed with pneumonia, is improving stead

ily, but it will be impossible for him

to take the trip with the team through

the west. Today was the first day he was able to sit up in bed, and while he looked In anything but good condition, he expects to be back at his old job when the team returns home. May 26.

EDDIE FOSTER

HAS TYPHOID Washington, April 30. It was announced today that Eddie Foster,-the Washington American's speedy little third baseman. Is suffering from typhoid fever and that probably he will

not be able to return to the game for a month, at least. Foster had been out of the game for several days, but his ailment was not diagnosed until today. While the attack is said to be a slight one, It has weakened the player, who otherwise is resting comfortably.

GOTCH SUBMITS

TO OPERATION

Marshalltown, la., April 30. Frank

Gotch of Humboldt, la., champion

wrestler, underwent an operation in

hospital here today for the removal of

a successive growth , of the turblnat

cones in his nose. The unnatural

growth is said to be the result of an

accident sustained in a wrestliri

match several years ago. It has be

come so large that Gotch has lately

experienced difficulty in breathin

and, it is said, has begun to affect hi

hearing. The right side of the nose was operated on today and the other

side will be treated later In the week

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CUTLER TO MEET YOUNG ZBYSZKO

Defeated on three different occasions Try a La Vendor cigar, by Stanislaus Zbyezko, Charlie Cutler Adv.

Lafayette, Ind., April 30. Illinois

easily defeated the Purdue baseball

team In the opening game of the nine" season here, 9 to 1. Up to

last two Innings Watts was a com

plete puzsle to the Boilermakers. Not a Purdue man reached second until the eighth. The Boilermakers were unable to field numerous bunts laid down by the visitors.

San Francisco, Cal., April 30. Promoter Coffroth has decided that he will stage the "Gunboat Smith-Jess Willard fight either Friday night. May 16, or Saturday afternoon. May 17. Willard already has started light training at Harbin Springs.

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