Hammond Times, Volume 7, Number 291, Hammond, Lake County, 28 May 1913 — Page 3

Wednesday, Mar 28, 1913.

THE TIMES. 3 ceptanee of the terms to President Comiskey and asked to have Jones Join the Toledo team In Columbus tomorrow. The Toledo outfit is full of holes, nnil I Ko Tama ... 1 1 1 AH STANDING OF CLUBS.

HP TC? FU ON

AMERICAN LEAGUE.

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OVERALL CHECKS FRISKY CARDS, 2-1 Comes All the Way Back by Holding St. Louis Sluggers to Five Hits.

Those who aw Big Orvle Overall perform on the baseball diamond at the west side yesterday are convinced he has come al the way back and settled permanently Into his athletic manner of five years agro. By splendid hurling he led the Cubs to a victory over the Cardinals In a tight contest. 2 to 1. It was a game requiring sturdy and skillful pitching, for Big Orvle was op

posed by "Slim" Sallee, the clever southpaw, making It quite certain that few runs would be scored by the Tro

jans. They hopped on Mr. Sallee at the start, and, aided by a couple of slips, rushed two runs home In a Jiffy. Overall seemed to understand he was fortunate In having those two runs on his side, and in order to gain a victory he must make those two runs win

the game. At least he seemed to pitch accordingly, always with marked muscular exertion " and painstaking pre

cision.

DAVY JONES SOLD TO TOLEDO CLOB

Callahan Finds Time to Dicker When Rain Stops Sox-Naps Clash.

putfleld vacancy in goody shape. The I .

1 1 airasro

Washington

which accounts for Somers' connection

with the deal.

I Cleveland 24 Cklraaro .21

NINE QUALIFY FOR

SPEEDWAY EVENT

All Pass Test in First Tryout for 500-Mile Contest on Memorial Day.

List of Qualifying Cam.

Boston 15 St. Louis 18 Detroit 15

New York 9

Yeterday' Reralts.

Philadelphia, 8; Washington, 0 (first

game).

Philadelphia, '7; Washington, 1 (sec

ond game).

St. Louis. S; Detroit. 2. Chicago at Cleveland, rain.

Boston at New York, rain.

Gamea Today.

Chicago at Cleveland (two games). Dettoit at St. Louis. Washington at Philadelphia.

Boston at New York.

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No. Car-Driver. Time. 6 Mason (Evans) 1:49.75

the ; 18 Schact (Jenkins) . . .1:58.48

8 stuta (Herr) 1:48.67 3 Stuta (Anderson) .. .1:48.12 2 Stuta (Men) 1:46.60 23 Mercedes (Pillette) . 1 :59.17 15 Peugeot (Zuccarelll)l:44.86 1 Nyberg (Endicott) . .1:57.88

..1:42.86

Cleveland, O., May 28. While

rains descended and the floods continued to wipe out the White Sox-Naps schedule yesterday. Manager Callahan disposed of Davy Jones, one of his surplusoutflelders, to the Toledo club of th. A mpH rt a ARrtflAtlnn. TVi a deal

was an outright sale for cash and was j 19 Mercer Bragg)..

made by way or tne Cleveland ciud. This Is the dicker in which the Sox manager and the Cleveland magnate were engaged yesterday when they defled the reportrs to name any deal that could be made between the Chicago and Cleveland clubs. Manager Callahan wired Toledo's ac-

Mlles NATIONAL LEAGUE,

per hr. I y. L. Pet

Z Philadelphia 22 7 .759

76 Brooklyn 19 14 .576

83 Chicago . . 1 17 .528

st. Louis 18 17 .514 New York 16 16 .500 75 "Pittsburgh 16 19 .457 86 Boston 13 18 .419

768 Cincinnati 10 25 .286

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Indianapolis. Ind., May 28. Nine cars qualified yesterday for the 600mlle race on Memorial day. They were

the Mason. Schacht. three Stuta, Mer

cedes-Knight, one Peugeot. Nyberg and one Mercer. Other trials will be held

tomorrow. It now looks as if the full quota of twenty-nine machines will

start.

The trials were the feature of the day. The terrific speed registered by a majority of the drivers and several narow escapes from accidents furnish

ed the thrills. The possibility of se

lecting favorites is more conglomerated than ever. The performance of the three Masons,- the Mercedes-Knight, the Isottas, and the Mercedes of Ralph Mulford again upsetting some well de

signed dope. Chicagoans, especially those affiliat

ed with the Chicago Automobile club.

under whose colors Pillette, the Bel-

Yewterday'a Remit.

Chicago, 2; St. Louis, 1.

Boston, 1; New York, 0 (first game). Boston, ' 6; New York, 2 (second

game).

Cincinnati at Pittsburgh, rain. Philadelphia at Brooklyn, rain.

Games Today.

St. Louis at Chicago.

Cincinnati at Pittsburgh. New York at Boston.

Philadelphia at Brooklyn.

ARRESTS FOLLOW

CALGARY INQUEST

annmps W it b e

As Memorial Day Comes on the Last Friday of the Month (our Original Red Letter Day) we will give Ten Red Letter Day Stamps Free Thursday May 29Sh. One Set Good in Each Book. Bring as Many Books as you have. Store Open Till 9 p.m. Thursday, Closed All Day Friday

gian driver of the Mercedes-Knight Is "RUTTIS fl.Tirl PftlKV flharorpd

s surprised and no 1 J

With Manslaughter; Oth-

doubt relieved to learn that the for

elgn driver has been playing the an

cient game of possum.

Arter qualifying by the narrowest of squeaks he took his mount out for

a real speed trial and reeled oft lap after lap at an elghty-Ove mile an hour

gait.

ers Give Bail.

Calearv. Alta.. Mav S8. Th hndv of

Pllette surprised even his en- i.nth,r mhv. h h..r whn

trant. E. C. Patterson, when rolled by klned fn ths rinK here Saturaay. was

a brush with the Isotta driver. Trucco,

TOM HANTON,

VETERAN SPORT, ! DEAD IN CHICAGO

shipped to .his home in Pi qua, Ohio,

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kv- -i., uul irUm yesterday. Edward W. Smith, who the later gentlemen In a burst of speed refereed the flght, Rnd William McCar-

iuai even nis ucvjieu lrienas laougai Impossible. Pillette Is conceded to be

a formidable contender.

The Isottas, which arrived yesterday

morning, were given their first groom

ing on American soil, and briefly the

grooming was satisfactory to their

drivers. Grant, Truoco and Tetelaff.

Although the motors are "green" and the drivers new to the cars It took only five laps for Tetzlaff and Grant to

become well acquainted with their

mounts. They made laps in 1:50, which Is close to eighty miles an hour.

Gary Land G0 ' " l Controls Every Unimproved Lott in the Heart of the City This Company will pare every street in the First Subdivision. Sewers and water mains are now in dvery alley in the First Subdivision. The prices of lots in the Ffot Etetbdryision include the cost of paved streets. For Years to Come ths properties of the Gary Land Co., situated directly south of the Steel Plant and other subsidiary companies of the Corporation, will be the home of the merchant, banker, clerk and workman. Compare the price of our Improved Lots with those south of the Company's properties. A clear title to every lot. Is this not Reason Enough? Why you should purchase property for residential purposes in the First Subdivision:. .Beautifully situated, high and dry, accible to plants of the Steel Company, to schools and churches and the business center of the city. A few unsoM lots in the First Subdivision ranging in price from $450 up.

ney, McCarty's manager, accompanied

the body. They will be met by Mc

Carty's widow at Clear River, N. D.

Arthur Pelky, McCarty's opponent.

and Tommy Burns, promoter of the

prise fight, wers ararlgned yesterday

on the charge of manslaughter and

bound , over for trial at the Fall as

sizes. Both were released on $10,000

baiL Ed Smith and McCarney were

held In $500 bail ac as material wit

nesses. ' T

Burns threatens to swear out war

rants for two local ministers who as

sailed the fight from their pulpits on

Sunday, terming McCarty's death "de

liberate murder." Burns will charge

them with libel. ,

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TWO AMERICANS

WIN IN BRITISH

GOLF TOURNEY St. Andrews, Scotland, May 28. At

the resumption of the world's amateur

golf championship tournament yester

day an exciting match was played be

tween the longest drivers ever known

i among amateurs, Abe Mitchell of the

Cantelupe club and Ted Blackwell of vate wa&ers by means of the "pocket I the Koyal and Ancient club. Black- Dad." Furthermore, bettors will not

wen won ny 4 up ana z to piay. be allowed to write down the terms of

Harold Weber of Toledo, O., In his waeer. for Dersonal use.

imatqn aeieaiea cnepnera oi me en- Persons who are known as layers

ley ciuo, tngiano, oy j up ana i will be Instructed that the emnloymcnt

Play- I of clerks will result in election from I

PFinliha1 Dickson of thf dranri i.. . '

o- ine irucK. li a. layer, uuuuuk uuua

I club, Montleth, Scotland, beat Campbell f rom nia mina, atracts a crowd, he will

D. White of San rancisco at the nine- be warned to desist. If he refuses he

teenth hole. I mav be arrested.

W. Helnrich scnmiat or Worcester,

; Mass., beat Captain Brune of the Roy

al North Devon club by 6 up and 5 to

play.

Harold Weber of Toledo, O., beat J

F. Myles of the Royal and Ancient club

by 3 up and 2 to play In the third

round.

It w

SCHERERVILLE, 10;

ST. JOHN, 1

NO SHOW FOR

WHITE HEAVIES

(Special to Thb Times.) St. John, Ind., May 28. With the aid

of a former Hammond pitcher and some very rank decisions on the part of their umpire, Schererville beat St. John Sunday, 10 to 1.

Although beaten bad and It being

their first erame of the season, St. John

San Francisco, Cal., May 28. Hugh I Dlave(i tisrht ball In places and showed

Mcintosh, for many years the leading Eigns of playing a good game before

fight promoter in Australia, but now the seaBOn ends. The fielding star of

retired, arrived toaay rrom the antipo- the game wa8 thlr(i baseman Lauerman

des wnn tne news mat &am iangiora, of tho st John team. Score:

the colored light heavyweight, may be scherervllle 11026100 0 10 expected to follow on the next steam-I st j0hn 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 1

Batteries Schererviire, Reel and Bo

ney; St. John, ay ana waginoi.

(Mry Lmd Go Call at this office and talk tver selling plan.

FIFTH AVENUE AND BROADWAY PHILLIPS BUILDING

"Langford, McVey and Jeannette," he

said, "stand as a black barrier against

all the white heavies in sight. The

only hope of a white champion is to pick out the likeliest candidate in sight and train him for a couple of years. Experience counts for a great deal fn the ring, and the three negroes

I have named have been in the game

for from ten to fifteen years.

know too much for any of the inex

perienced white men.

"As for Jack Johnson, he is definite

ly out of it, whatever the outcome of

his legal difficulties."

. CALENDAR OF SPORTS . FOR THE

GOTHAM RACES

TO BE BETLESS

WEEK.

WEDNESDAY. A Pacific states lawn tennis cham-

They pionship at Sacramento, Calif.

Tale rowing crews start for

4- Gales Ferry to begin final train-

ing for Beasons matches.

THlRSD.ll. San Francisco Kennel club's an-

nual show. FRIDAY.

International 6-miie automo- w

bile sweepstakes race at Indianapolis, Ind. Prizes aggregate $50,-

000. SATURDAY. a Annual regatta of the Amerl-

New Tork, May 28. When racing begins at Belmont park on Friday there will be practically no betting un

less It is carried on secretly. The I can Rowing association, known

Westchester Racing association, after I as the American Henley, on the

considering the situation from every a Schuylkill river, Philadelphia.

, angle, instructed the Pinkerton agency

, today to exert unusual vigilance at the

track during the coming meeting. I - voir MOAEY Brnc

As a result it will be a serious of- of ynr Rood jsirmeat and yo wtll fense to display odds on the margins fiBd Toatf baying UKION SCOUT of programs or in any other way. It SCRAP the mem of quality. erfee-

will be an infringment of the rules I mua neataeaa. Save the ticket

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