Hammond Times, Volume 8, Number 7, Hammond, Lake County, 25 June 1913 — Page 3
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Wednesday, June 25. 1913
THE TIMES.
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BROWNS
DAUB SOX
WITH WHITEWASH;
WALLOP BALL. 8-0
Mitchell Slaps on Paint, But
Cals Assist Him in the Application.
As If hopelessly ilnxed and helnlp-
ly conscious of the fact, the White Sox
bu omitted tamely to a whitewash yes
terday by another St. Louis pitcher
ana ne was not a son of Glbeah either
The nnal score was 8 to 0, and the
game looked worse than that to the
congregation or garters i. e.. Sox supporters. Roy Mitchell was the boy who slapped the white paint all over our boys, but It was not altogether his fault. The White Sox could have avnldnrl a
shutout by making some use of the
several openings they had In spite of Mitchell's best efforts. He had no hard task cut out for him. The Browns gave him a lead of three before he patched a ball, and that, proved more than sufficient. , Aid. Frank Lange started against the Browns, but was batted off the slab before we finished putting him In the score book, and there are only five letters In his stage name at that. A walk and two explosive biffs quickly convinced Manager Callahan It was no place for Lange and he substituted Doo White.
BOY SCOUTS IN CHICAGO RELAY RACE DELAYED Bad Roads Between Capital and Thurmont, Md., Slow Up Runners.
Thurmont, Md., June 25. After losV ing two hours because of bad roads. the boy soout relay runners carrying President Wilson's message to Mayor garrison of Chicago made up an hour of the loss between Frederick, Md., and this place. It was between Gaithersburg and Frederick that the road conditions caused the boy runners to lose time. At Gaithersburg the boys were half an hour ahead of their schedule, but after leaving that town they encountered stretches of almost impassable mud. The automobiles carrying relief runners were stalled several times and many of the boys ran over two or three relays because thare was noe on to meet them at the appointed stations. In other places the relays were cut down to a quarter of a mile, but in spite of heart-breaking efforts on the part of all the runners the message was two hours behind schedule when Fredericks was reached. Only by the pluckiest kind of work did the runners make up an hour of
this loss by the time Thurmont was reached. From there on the roads are said to be better and the boys have hopes of getting the message to Chicago ahead of the time set for Its delivery, next Saturday afternoon. Frederick T. M. C. A. boys made up the relay from that place to Emmetsburg, where Gettysburg runners came on until relieved by the squad of Thurmont boys that were lined up to keep up tile good work.
LONE RUN ENOUGH TO BLANJUUBS, 1-0
Griner's Triple and Hug gins' Single Beat Jim . Lavender.
St. Louis, Mo., June 25. The Cubs
managed to get through one game of the double-header scheduled here yes
terday, but It required the aid of
brooms and a cartload of dust. After going to all the trouble thev had to
take a beating by the close count of 1 to 0. A thunder shower that skimmed the
west portion of the city prevented the first game. Two inni nflrs werA nver
and the cards were the possesors of
one run while the Cubs had nothing. The storm struck suddenlv
drenched the field, but It lasted only
about twenty minutes, then cleared away. A squad of groundkeepers got busy after Umo O'Day had anno
first game had been called off because
or rain and wet grounds, to be exact, and soon after 3:80 o'clock things w.r.
in snape to start the second combat GRAHEYREFEREE
FOR RITCHIE BOUT
Promoter Chosen by Champ
and Joe Rivers to Act on July 4.
Change of Time , on tho IMsckSe Fiae
JUNE 21 Train No. 6 will leave Chicago 9 :40 P. I.!., Hammond 10:33 P. M. Arrive Buffalo 3 :05 P. 3H., New York 7:00 AM. Pullman Drawing Room Electric Lighted Sleepers Parlor Dining Cars and Modern Day Coaches Full Information of Ticket Agent or write F. P. Pamin, D. P. A., Ft. Wayne, Indiana
San Francisco, Cal.. June 24. Eddie
Graney will serve both as promoter and referee of the Ritchie-Rivers fight on the afternoon of July 4. At a conference between the fighters and Promoter Graney yesterday the former blacksmith was chosen as third man in the ring after a number of names presented by each aide had been thrown into the discard. Jim Griffin
! who refereed the fight in which Ritchie i wrested the lightweight title from Ad ! Wolgast, was Ritchie's choice, but the
"tie nomer readily gave in when Manager Joe Levy, acting lor Rivers, suggested the name of Graney. It took less than ten minutes to decide this Important feature of the coming battle. "I was opposed to serving as referee so long as I was handling the fight." declared Graney. "Both sides insisted that I accept, however, and to avoid arguments I did so." Graney led a party of sport writers out to Seal Rock house to watch Joe Rivers go through his Daces vesterdav.
and while the Ijos. Angeles boy did not do much work, the scribes seemed sat
isfied with Joe's present condition.
Rivers spent about forty minutes in
the gymnasium and rerformri th
usual routine work that boxers generally undergo while training for an im
portant contest.
The challenger confined himself to
three rounds of boxing with Young Huddy. a Los Angeles welterweight, but the chances are that Huddy imagined that Joe was beating him up for an hour or so, for Rivers gave Huddy a first class walloping in the three rounds allotted to him.
STANDING OF CLUBS. AMERICAN LEAGUE. W. L. Pet. Philadelphia 43 16 .741 Cleveland 40 24 .625 Washington 34 28 .548 Boston 31 27 .534 Cnlcago 34 31 .523
xjeirou 26 40 .394
ol- J-uis 25 43 .866
iNew lork 17 42 .2gj
Yesterday Remilts. St. Louis. 8; Chicago, 0. Cleveland. 6; Detroit. 4 (twelve in nings). Detroit, 6; Cleveland, 5.
vvasnington, 3; New Tork, 0 (eight
innings). Boston at Philadelphia, rain. Gamen Today. St. Louis at Chicago. New York at Washington. Boston at Philadelphia. NATIONAL LEAGUE. w- I Pet
rniiaaeipnia 37 17 6g5 New York 34 22 607
orooKiyn 30 25 .545
vnieago 32 2S 533
-msDurgn 27 32 .458
""aton 24 32 .429
25 35 .417
Cincinnati 21 39 .350
Yeaterday's Remits. St. Louis, 1; Chicago. 0. New York, 4; Brooklyn, 0. Philadelphia, 8: Boston. K
Pittsburgh at Cincinnati, rain.
Game Today. Chicago at Cincinnati. Pittsburgh at St Louis. Brooklyn at Philadelphia. Boston at New York.
vice president's cup, 18 holes, match I play. I
Friday, July 18, morning and afternoon (4) Semi-finals for championship, 18 holes, match play. (4) Semifinals for president's cup, 36 holes, match play. (4) Semi-finals for directors' cup, 36 holes, match play. (2) Finals for secretary's cup, 36 holu, match play. 2) Finals for vice president's cup, 36 holes, match play. Saturday. July 19, morning and afternoon (2) Finals for championship.
00 noies, matcn piay. (2) Finals for president's cup, 36 holes, match i
2) Finals for director's cup. 36 holes, match play. Driving and putting contests will be held in the afternoon.
NO BETTING ON
EASTERN RACES Mineola, L. I., June 25. Hon.
ing as recently revived at Belmont Park is free from bettine- n th.
of the law, according to a decision of Judge James P. Niemann, sitting as
a. committing magistrate here. H
threw out of court vesterdav th
ceedings brought by the district at
torney of Nassau county, based on the allegations by private detttv. ,
they had placed bets with bookmakers.
ine court Tield that It was not
that the men with whom ht
placed were bookmakers within tha
meaning or the law. It was plain, he
said, that there was c-smKiin
"But," he added, "ordlnorv ')..
even If carried on and renont. J.
j... . . . '
J "ay. is not bookmaking. It
wouia nave to be shown that the men
wnn whom the bets were made were
common gamblers. The deslenatlno-
wic ucienaants as such by the detec tlves Is a mere conclusion."
Capes, secretary of the conference of
mayors oz me state of New York. Out
or inirty-two mayors voting tweatr-
inaorsed Sunday playing. A
resolution has been sent to Governor
BU1 requesting that he place the
"'""f ueiore xne legislature with a
view to repealing statutes which pro-
moii proiessionai ball on Sunday.
ARRANGE DETAILS FOR
ANNUAL GOLF TOURNEY
State Association to Play
at Delaware Country-
Club.
TOMMY BURNS
STILL HELD
Calgary. Alta.. June 25, Th. ,.,..
"iiugnier against Tommy Burns will not be drODDed aa n r..n .v.
verdict in the Pelkey case. The find
ing of the Jury that the bout was a prize fight will give the prosecution a powerful lever against the
and the Canadian law diiVm th-
mot'r 8-uilty of manslaughter In a fa-
lal P"ze nfflt- If Burns Is convicted the case will be carried tn . k(k
court for a new Interpretation of the
w. ine AiDerta legislature will be asked at the next sesainn tn
boxing under a commission rule.
MATHEWSON HURLS
SEVENTY BALLS
New Tork, June 35 jIwahh.. .
an unofficial count Chri-t r.h
pitched only seventy balls to th-
Brooklyn batsmen in the nine innings of Monday's ramt. Th. ...
llvering the smallest number of balls in nine innings was set in 1891, when Ben Sanders of the Philadelphia Athletics pitched sixty-eight to the St. Louis Brows.
Aiuncie, Ind.. June 25. Th.
teenth annual meet inn- of th 11...
State Golf association will h h-i h.
on th link. V t. 1
" wi lue vuiwug country 1 1 club on July 14 to 19. inclusive. Draw- CHANCE BUYS 9 MflPP ings for the ouallfvina- round. m I a U 0 iTiUltlLi.
held in the rooms of the Muncle Com- Terre Haute' T ,r.. . .
merciai club on th v.nin.y r ti , a I .. " "" xoa-
event!, with the rT'L JZ . t0 1 the Americans, to
upon the last day. Ial V,: roy
mav modlfv th , u- " ' " na ick .337.
associatio nwhen considered necessary, TrVTXTrf r.T ,-.- however, and in such case they will D,"'AJL-NG ON THE
talrn .. J - . . I V
inctcucuce over me procedure of
me western association. Th nrlnnin.i
inree noteia nf th. Min v. 1 1
named a. headquarters, but many clsl-' fuTto. .a 'in e'c'elpt.ln boT' h tors will be entertained in th. h .J. Ia recelPt8 n boxing shows
of the Country club members " 1" .1"": .prml8e" to k111
1 nuuiuicn aeciarea today Printed programs as follows nr. v... that thr w.. . '
ing distributed to golfers throughout believe that any more shows would b
WANE IN KENOSHA
SUNDAY EASEBALL INJTEW YORK New York, June 25. A referendum vote taken among the mayors of fifty cities in New York state shows an overwhelming majority in favor of Sunday baseball, according to figures made public here today by William P.
the state:
Monday, July 14. morninar and aft.r.
noon Four-men team championshln.
. ...
00 noies, meaai play
Tuesday, July 15. morninn- nrf
noon yuamying round of champion
snip, is noies. medal nlav
Wednesday, Julv lfi. mnmimr
I . "- KtMf
rirst round of championship, 18 holes
...o,, Vmy. rirsi round of com
mittee s cup, 18 holes, match play.
Aiiernoon 16) Second round of
championship. 18 holes, mach play.
tsj econa round of committee's cup,
18 holes, match play. (8) First round of secretary's cup, 18 holes, match
play. (16) First round of president's
cup, is noies, match play.
Thursday, July 17, morning and afternoon (8) Third round of champion-
snip, at noies, match nlav
Morning (8) First round of direc
tors cup, 18 holes, match play. CJ M . .
o-unu rouna or president's cnr
held in Kenosha In the near future.
.me uuion-rsurns Dout nn.
. .- v. v. tliO biggest ever put on in Kenosha, drew
nouse or only 12.300 and th.
of this went to the battlers. Th. chi
cago crowd at the show was iti
aisappolntment.
tj important cnange ot Time
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Sunday, June 22, 1913.
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Michigan Central "The Niagara Falls Route
i JUJ? CHICAG EXPRESS-a new train leavina Detroit
:4 O p. daily. The Grand Rapids and Northern Michigan Express leaving Hammond at 0:41 p. m. will run daily with sleepers to Harbor Springs and Mackinaw City.
Train No. 10 makes regular stop Sundays at 11:16 a. "m. Saturday Resort Special for Diamond Lake and Air Line
" iwuua itavra itauaiiunu j y.m tummcnClng June Sunday Resort Special to Kalamazoo and intermediate points leaves Hammond at 8:69 a. m. C. I XT:u r . x v
.junu.j iiisih .fm iii i iuiii ivaiamazoo ana intermediate points arrives 8.60 p. m. Sunday Night Resort Special from Diamond Lake and Air Line Division points arrives 9:25 p. m. For further particulars consult
Hammond Ticket Agent
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18
holes, match play. (8) First round of
READY TO TAKE
UPRING BILL
Madison, Wis.. June 25 Th.
ding bill creating a state boxing com
mission ana legalizing ten-round nodeclsion boxing exhibitions was nr.P.
ed to the third reading in the upper house of the Wisconsin legislature yesterday. It will come un fnr
action on Thursday. The bill has passed the lower house and if it gets through the upper will go to the governor for approvaL The vote on ad
vancing the bill was 12 to 11.
SUMMER OUTINGS
alonR the line of the
llickle Plate Road
Illustrated booklet Free
Ask Local Agent or write
F. P. Parnin, D. P. Al
Fort Wayne, Ind.
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TITLE IN PERIL
London, June 25. Fnaland will nrnh.
ably lose her lawn tennis crown tn
America. In the second day's play of the British lawn tennis ch amnlnnshin.
at Wimbledon yesterday four Ameri
cans secured victories, naoh
In straight sets. Maurice E. MoT.oti-h-
lin and R. Norris Williams of the Dwlght Davis international nun
were two of the Yankees to win al
most at will. Craig Blddle and w.i.
lace F. Johnson, both of Philadelphia, were the other Americans to win.
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WEDNESDAY. a.
Midlothian Country club. Chi- A
cago, holds aee limit erolf tmin,..
ment for players of 35 years and
over. A
THURSDAY. Invitation tournament. Va-r a.
Hills Golf club. Fox Hills, N. J.
FRIDAY. A
Jess Willard meets Charll ,
Miller. -San Francisco ..nn .
weight, at San Francisco.
SATfRDAY. a.
Track and field chamninn.hi.
of the Junior Metropolitan asso-
elation at Fox Hill. N. J. A
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at Grant Park. Chicago.
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