Hammond Times, Volume 8, Number 107, Hammond, Lake County, 16 October 1913 — Page 3
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WORLD TROTTERS TO PLAY 35 TIMES OVER CONTINENT
White Sox and Giants to Pass Only Three Nights in Hotels Before Sailing.
McGraw, manager.
SOX-GIANTS LISEIP. "White Sox Scott, p; Benz, p; Russell, p: Leverenz (St. Louis), p; Schalk, c; Daly, c; Chase, lb; Berger. 2b; 'Pratt "(St. Louis), 2b: Weaver, ss; Schaefer (Wash.), 3b; Crawford (Detroit), rf; Speaker (Boeton). cf; Lewis (Boston), If; Callahan, manager. Giants Mathewson. p: Tesreau. p; Fromme, p; Wiltse, p; Herne, p; Meyers, c: Wlngro (St. Louis), c: Merkle, lb; Doyle. 2b; Doolan (Phlla.), ss; Lobert (Phlla.). !b; Magee (St. Louis). If; Bnodgrass. cf; Donlln and Thorpe, rf;
Successful in all the numerous ailments caused by defective or irregular action of the organs of digestion and elimination certain to prevent Buffering and to improve the general health
Doubtful. The compete Itinerary of exhibition
frames to be played by the White Sox and Giants In this country before they sail for the orient on the night of November 19 at Vancouver was made public last night and never In the history of the national game has as tough a schedule been mapped out.
Starting at Cincinnati on Saturday, the two teams will play thirty-five games of ball in the following thirtythree days, winding up with a morning and afternoon show at Tacoma and Seattle respectively on the day the boat Bails for Japan. In those thirty-three days the boys will travel about 5.000 miles, playing a game every afternoon and on two days .-a game in the morning and afternoon. In the whole thirty-three days they
will have three nihts to sleep In
regular beds In hotels. The other thirty nights they will sleep in Pullman cars. For twenty-three consecutive nights, or until they reach Los
Angeles on November 8, they will be riding in the Pullman cars. Some of the night Jumps are for a distance of nearly 500 miles and some of them are
for less than fifty miles. For instance next Monday the teams nlay In Spring
field, 111., and then make a night ride to move from there to Peoria. On November 5 they Jump from El Paso,
Texas, to Douglas, Arix.
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NELSON THROUGH
AS FIGHTER Bout With Ad Wolgast Convinces Bat It's Time to Quit.
CUBS PLAY AT LAPOETE TODAY Laporte, Ind., Oct. 16. When the Chicago Cubs come to Laporte today they will be feted and feasted, given an automobile ride about the city, find the stores closed In honor of their visit and the entire population on the county fair grounds to shout a welcome. Ovations are being planned for Heine Zimmerman and Schulte and there will be a specially warm welcome for Corriden, the Indiana boy.
Battling Nelson, former lightweight champion and one of the greatest fighters the game ever produced, has fought his last battle. His decisive defeat at the hands of Ad Wolgaat In Milwaukee last Monday night has con
vinced the Dane that he no longer
can hold his own with any of the lead ing boxers of hla weight. Nelson passed a few hours In Chi
cago yesterday. He dropped into Nate
Lewis' gymnasium and in the pres
ence of several fighters and managers
said he never would d
mitts again. Aside from a badly swollen ear and a cut lip the Battler said he did not feel any serious results
from the mauling Wolgast.
"Say for me that I am through with
the fighting game," Nelson said.
fight with Wolgast has convinced me that I am too old and have lost too much strength and stamina to hold by own with the good ones. I feel as
good as I did when I was champion.
but after I fight for a couple of rounds
I get tired and I cannot hit hard.
It is hard for me to believe that I
am 'through' as a fighter, but I guess
it is up to me to Join the down and
out class. I have a lot of satisfaction
in knowing that when I was the cham
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Represented by one of the speediest and evenly balanced teams that Hammond has had In years, the Clabby A. A. gridiron warriors will Invade Gary next Sunday afternoon, when they will face the Gary Techs at the Ambridge grounds. The battle will be called promptly at 3 o'clock and according to the interest that is being; manifested a record breaking attendance is expected. Coach Smith and Captain Miller are
taking advantage of every opportunity
ion the padded T , I". t0 Bhape fr the fpnm n h,v I game with the Techs. This will In all
proDaciiiiy De ineir Hardest game of
the season and as the Clabbys carried
mlnl.l K . iney intend
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trick Beason. Gary and Indiana Har-
My br played a t,e eame last Sunday and
Biiuuiu j-LtLiiiiuuiiu win tney will bo
strong contenders for the championship.
Practice this week has consisted
i-meiiy oi worn on penecting new plays which worked slowly In the
Thornton game last Sunday. Coach
Smith also found much fault orf the
team's ability to run off their plays In snappy order and much stress will also be laid to fast signal drills. The same lineup will be used with the exception
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"I am sure I gave the nubile Its " ana accoraing to
monev's wnrth whn t k., reports will give Hammond a stiff bat
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never was a party to a 'fake.' and T,,. J t ' " " 8a,a' nave one
I won all my bouts on my merits. I " l"c "" """V"1 lnil1 lne leel cy
alwava tav mnt.nA.r. Ar,n.t,,ul.. I " iu. wui. nammona Will
to win my title when I was cham- I T J TJ u"r"lon '1P
Dion and I seldom distort t-rm- T """w victory.
don't think there ever has been any
other fighter who has fought the num- LITTLE HOPE ber of battles I have, and T think T am I
entitled to respect from the boxing X OR H. LEWIS
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jei3on saia ne would aevote most of I Philadelphia, Pa., Oct. 16 Harrv
his time to improving his property In Lewis. the middleweight pugilist, Hegewlsch. He declared he might Is still in a serious condition at th
take some promising fighters under his I hospital, where he was taken Monday wing and teach them a few things Just night after his fight with Joe Borrell
to remain In touch with the game, of this city. Lewis passed a restless Nelson left for his home last night and night, and attending physicians say will take a rest before looking over prospects for his reonvArv or.
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lavorable. Lewis was so badly beaten In the bout that the referee stopped it in the fifth round. It was to have been a six-round affair. Borrell unA
five others connected with the fight were arrested yesterday and held In bail for a further hearing.
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Sixty of Best Players in U.
S. to Start in Western Open Today.
CADETS GUARD
FOOTBALL FIELD
East Lansing, Mich. Oct. 16. Two
companies of student cadets, with rifles
aslant their shoulders, yesterday aft
ernoon patrolled the environs of Michigan Agricultural college's athletic field
while the "Aggies" football squad en
gaged In secret practice for the game
MemDhis. Tenn.. Oct 16 Tom Me- w,ln cnigan next Saturday. Cadet
Namara and M. J Hradv. twn Rn.mn sennneis were posted at every avenue
! golfers, won the best ball foursomee of aPProch t0 the football field to
yesterday over twenty-one oairs in the turn BacK scouts from Ann Arbor
preliminary to the opening of the fif
teenth annual open western golf cham
pionshlp .which starts over the Coun try club links today.
The Memphis Country club offered a
cash prize of 1400, to be split four
ways.
McNamara's individual playing prac
tically won the match for the Boston Northwestern's varsity team made a team. Brady at times played a go )1 good showing against the freshmen
game, but McNamara needed little as- yesterday in a hard scrimmage prac
sistance. McNamara s playing v as tice. The coaches have succeeded in strong both in the morning and after- bracing up the line bo that It hoids
noon rounds and he was aeldom forced against the attacks of the freshmen
to count his partners ball. and the first year players were unable
Fred McLeod of Chevy Chase and to hold the varsity either on offense or
btewart Maiden of Atlanta and Jimmy I defense.
islmpson or Milwaukee, coupled with Sharp, who has formerly played at his brother Bob Simpson, formerly Lhalf and quarter, was given a trial at
professional at the Kenosha club, now full back yesterday, and made good
unauacnea, were nea ior second wun gains on line plunges
a nuuru oi m. L'oacn .Dennis (iradv haa ..l,..
Dave Patrick and George Bingley, I some new plays which he believes will
in cnarge or a local puDllc course, tied I be effective against Illinois. In a long Herbert Strong of Long Island and I signal practice the men were drilled
McDonald Smith, the. present western In the execution of these plays.
champion, with a score or 143.
should any such endeavor to spy upon
the farmers. PURPLE SQUAD
SHOWS BETTER
IN PRACTICE
A Large Variety of JUNIORS' and MISSES' NEW SPOIRT COATS We have grouped especially for Double Stamp Day, fifty of these popular coats Blmllar to picture. They are ideal winter coats for out-of-door sports and every day
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at.
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Suit Specials Critical Buyers will be highly pleased -with the perfect tailoring and smart style features found in these suits on special sale Friday. They are made of an extra good quality serge or cheviot in three-button models, 38 inch cutaway jackets, lined with yarn-dyed satin; plain tailored and draped skirts. Regular $15.00 suits, special for Double ft ft IT Stamp Day at UiuO
Special Purchases
OF NEW BROCAIDE AND SERGE DRESSES
MICHIGAN FOR
SUMMER BALL Ann Arbor, Mich.. Oct. 16. The Uni
versity or Michigan passed a resolu
McNamara and Brady's card: MORNING ROUND. Out 3S334346 4 36 In 44445435 4 37 73 AFTERNOON ROUND. Out 3 3 3 6 3 4 4 6 3 83
In 34345634 4 36 68 141 I tion Indorsing summer baseball today
Sixty golfers, including some of the I This will make it possible for Johnny
best players in the united States, will I Lavens, substitute shorpstop for the start over the seventy-two hole Jour- world's champion Athletics, to play on
ney toaay ana win nnisn naay ait- the Wolverine baseball team this ernoon. The play will be medal play spring, as he attends that school when
and no one is being quoted favorite I not playing baseball,
for the championship, now held by
McDonald Smith of New Rochelle.
AMERICAN BALLOON
WINS BENNETT CUP
Paris, Oct. 16. Official announce
ment was made yesterday of the vic
tory of the American balloon Goodyear in the international race for the James Gordon Bennett cup. The last competitor, the Frankfurt, representing Austria, was reported yesterday as having landed at Sougeal, near Saint Malo, on the English channel. The Amerioan aeronauts also obtained second place with the baloon piloted by Capt. H. E. Honeywell, while Italy was third with the baloon Sig. Pastlne. Bridlington, England, Oct. 16. The American balloon Goodyear had an adventurous Journey. The balloon, with the pilots, Ralph A. D. Preston and
Ralph H. Upson on board, landed near Flamborough head on the North sea within 200 yards of the edge of the dangerous Bompton cliffs which fall sheer into the sea.
NO CHANGE LIKELY
IN WORLD'S SERIES
New Tork. Oct. 16. Big Ban John
son, president of the American league, announced today that he is opposed to the scheme of having an Inter-league
series In the fall, with sixteen clubs.
instead of two, competing for the
world's championship.
Wherefore you will probably hear no more of said scheme. Anything that is
distasteful to the large and loquacious Ban is at once rendered null and void
In so far as organized baseball is con cerned.
In this Instance, Ban is right. The scheme was one fathered by Garry
Herrmann, president of the Cincinnati
Reds, so that his club and other tall-
end clubs could horn in on the fat pot that Is divided every fall by the world's
championship contenders without go
lng to the trouble of building up a real
championship team.
Colonna. league bowlers got after the pins In good style Tuesday night whe"h
seven of the twelve teams hit the 900 line and the Capper & Cappers pounded
out a 1,004 game and averag-ed 937 2-S
Ahlbeck of the Cappers picked up
Urbana, 111., Oct. 16. A cross country meet between Illinois and Indiana has been arranged to be held at Bloomington, Ind., on November 15. Coach
Gill has a large squad of runners at j 215 2-3 rating. Rubinis averaged 96
work for the fifteen prizes offered by j flat against the Mizpahs and won three
i the ataletic association. I easy victories. Bob KoUe made 209 2-3. jjg
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