Hammond Times, Volume 7, Number 307, Hammond, Lake County, 16 June 1913 — Page 3

Monday, June 16, 1913.

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JClaus. I Clabby's wire telling of the battle j follows: "As a result of a decisive vie- j

tory over Eddie McQoorty I lay claim to the middleweight title of the world

and propose to defend the same against all comers. I beat M,cGoorty easily. He had me going In the first round, but that only made me fight all the harder, and after I finished with McGoorty, I don't believe he will ever care to face me In the ring again. I have that title

in my possession, and with my brother

Kddie fighting as a lightweight, the

Clabby family of Hammond will go

after two world's titles, something

which very rarely happens in the same

family."

CLARKE WORRIED BY PIRATES' SHOWING

Telegraphing from Butte, Mont.. Jimmy Clabby, Hammond's pride, today laid claim to the middleweight championship of the world as a result of his decisive victory over Eddie McOoorty Friday night in twelve rounds. All the telegraphic descriptions from the scene of the battle bear Clabby out in his claims and the fact that he was awarded the referee's decision gives him an unquestionable victory. From all accounts Clabby must have fought a wonderful battle. Away to a bad start, he came like a house afire from the second round. In the open

ing session Clabby was floored on two occasions. He took the count of seven and tha count of nin. Clabby's wonderful recuperative powers made a hit with the crowd. He threw all science to the winds and

tore after the Oshkosh bearcat like an enraged bull. At the end of the twelve

rounds Eddie was hanging on for dear

life.

Clabby appears to have a very fair

claim to the title, as he holds a victory

over Mike Gibbons. The only men who are in Clabby's path for a clear claim to the title are Jack Dillon and Frank

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EAST CHICAGO, 13;

JOLIET STANDARDS, 1 East Chicago defeated the Jollet

Standards, IS to 1. at East Chicago yesterday. Cy Young worked seven in

nings and allowed only one hit. giving

way to Palmer, who allowed the vlsi tors a lone tally. Score:

East Chicago. r Black,' ss .' 1 Schelmer, 3b 2 Pedersen, lb 1 Coleman, rf 3

Brading, cf 8 3

Walsh, c 1 Ullman. If 0

Beech, 2b 0 0 2 Young, p ..1 0 1

Morgan, p 1 1 0 Palmer, c 0 1 1

h 1 2 2 2

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Wallace, 3b Quill, ss Dougherty, cf.;..

Driscoll. lb

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r 0 0 , . . .0 0

Murran, rf .....0 Mclhemy, If 1 Reitz, 2b 0

Delaney, c 0

Hansen, p 0 Case, p 0

h p 0 0 0 1 0 8 1 10 1 3

0 0 0 0 1

Totals 1 8 14 11 0

East Chicago 0 0 0 2 6 0 2 4 13 Joliet 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 1

Two-base hits Walsh, Brading,

Coleman, Black. Three-base hits Coleman, - Ullman. Struck out By Young, 10: by Morgan, 1. Bases on

balls Off Hansen, 8; off Case, 1; iift

Morgan, 1. Umpire Winkler. Tl

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Fred Clarke. Manager Fred Clarke of the Pittaburg Pirates is worried. With his team in fifth plaee, his pennant hopes are going glimmering. His men to date have shown a lack of ringer. The pitching has been bad, the base running poor and the hitting nothing of which to brag. The whole outfit has shown a decided reversal of form.

STANDING OF CLUBS

BROOKLYN SWATS

CUB PITCHERS, 9-2' IN CLOSING CLASH

Twelve Hits for 20 Bases

With Walks and Boots Result in Large Total.

.765 .687

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.356

.260

AMERICAN LEAGUE.

W. L. Pet.

Philadelphia 39 12 Cleveland 36 18 Washington 29 24

Chicago 29 26 Boston , - 25 25 Detroit ....22 34 St. Louis 21 38 New York 13 , 37 , Teaterday'a Renulta. Washington, 10; Cleveland, 5. No other games scheduled. Games Today. Chicago at Washington. 'Detroit at New York. Cleveland at Philadelphia. St. Louis at Boston. NATIONAL LEAGUE.

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Dahlen's Dodgers were affected by

tne neat yesterday ana ran amucx. in their raging stampede they trounced

the Cubs in horrible fashion, tha final count being 9 to 2. There was no j more bone breaking and only one guy had to be helped off the battle field.

Having won three straight from the

Eibbets gang, Manager Evers thought ! he could sneak the fourth game away without using his star hurlers, thus ,

saving them for the militant Phillies, j

who come today. Consequently numer- j ous pitchers worked for the Cuba, each

one taking a portion of the beating. I

Fred Toney, who hadn't been seen

for so long that he was forgotten, was

the tall, rangy one selected to start the fray, and he managed to get two fel- j lows out because of a lucky double

play. It looked as If he were going to

walk all the others who faced him, so he was removed and Albert Peter Leifield came in to try some southpaw I stuff.

W. la. Pet. Philadelphia 32 14 .696 New York 28 19 .596 Chicago 28 25 .R28 Brooklyn 24 23 .511 Pittsburgh 24 27 .471 Boston .. . .. ..... ,,- .21, 27 .437 St. Louis ... . if. .V.23 80 .434 Cincinnati .....1 34 .351

Teterdaya Remits. Brooklyn, 9; Chicago,, 2. St. Louis, 4; Philadelphia, 3. Cincinnati, 2; Boston, 1. Game Today. Philadelphia at Chicago. Boston at Pittsburgh: New York at Cincinnati. Brooklyn at St. Louis.

die says he would like to arrange another match with Jack Britton at Kenosha. He expects to beat Trendall

handily. Pat Mclntyre will handle

Murphy In the Kenosha fight.

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EDDIE MURPHY

IN CHICAGO Eddie Murphy, the "Boston Bulldog,"

passed through town last night on his way to St. Louis, where he is sched

uled to meet Harry Trendall Wednes-

I day in an eight-round bout. Both men

are to weigh in at 135 at 5 o'clock. Ed-

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Sporting Briefs

Nearly all the crews to participate in the inter-collegiate regatta at Poughkepsle have arrived on the scene for practice. , "Nurse" Arthur Beane has deserted his millionaire charge, John Dahlgren of New York, to occupy a similar position with the Harvard varsity and freshment crews at Red Top where it will be his task to see that the oarsmen led a happy and care free existence during the weeks now remaining before the annual regatta with Yale. The 30-footer Dahlnda has a tender, a motor yacht named Traho. The yacht

is aply named. Traho is Latin and, means I tow. The steam yacht Sialia, now building at Pusey & Jones' yard from designs by Gielow & Orr, will cost 225,O00. The china, glass, linen and furnishings cost $25,000. The Avenger, owned by Harry L. Maxwell, will be a thorn in the side of owners of big yachts again. Her rig Is being changed so that she will rate in class Im The bowspirit and boom were shortened and the topmast and gaff were lengthened. She will rate about 51 instead of 54 and will be a hard boat to beat In the Astor and Kings' cup races.

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By Charlea "Chick" Evana. Lake View, Wash., June 16. In the bast ball four-ball match held ove the Tacoma links yesterday, Mr. Hacker, one of the home players, and I. won lth a 70. Our nearest opponents were Harry Davis and his partner, with a 73. I had an extraordinary start, getting threes on the first five holes and then setting a new first nine-hole rec

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