Hammond Times, Volume 11, Number 141, Hammond, Lake County, 1 December 1916 — Page 9

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TlBOT, MEYERS! . !

The first quarter when neither team ) tftrccpte d a pass just when Detroit scored was ji much nip and tuck u wan headed for a touchdown. Ualthe Fort "Wayne or Davenport yame. i vin kicked to the" fifty (yard line anj It wa in the second period that Tal- the Harvard were mailt? to kick a few bot scored the first touchdown. Mey- plays later. Kohl carried the punt to :is made the secoiH touchdown in I Hammond's seventy-live yard line, the third period. .Meyers kicked goal Calvin a rain punted. Cullen made ten for the first two touchdowns but yards on a pas and on the next play Finn's kick went wild after Kohl I fumbled, the Clabbys getting the" ball

Core in the last quarter. j on their forty-seven yard line. Calvin i The old l'ep Show. grained live yards and Clinks IMeyers

old pep was in evidence from went twenty-five through left tackle. I

nail- Calvin made seven yards in two downs! and I and .Meyers gained a touchdown, the I kicking goal immediately after. Kurd !

went in at half and Calvin was taken -

out.

the start although the llsrvards ed Calvin, Meyers and Tallin! forced Hammond to punt alter

rr-cnintf uX play. The Clabhys reciprocated by holding Deficit for tw

a de terou.-i Talbot gainintercepted a

lalter's one-; gained

TrioyjT ast Backs Run Har

vards From Michigan, Off Their Feet Snap and . Gingers in Thanksgiving Day Game.

The Harvard? of Detroit were submarined, torpedoed, mined, bombarded and zepplined for a modern Roman holiday before a Thanksgiving crowd at the Hammond bali park when the rejuvenated Clabbys won a ro ai battle, 20 to 0. The bull dog tenacity of Talbot. Galvin's whirlwind runs. Clinks Jleyers at h.s best and a scrappy line

nmde the Hammond eleven shovT up,the fifty per cent better than it did against ; CVH

Elvria. Oli.o. and caut-ed fans to u

of a victory over the Cincinnati Celts who play here. Sunday. Frank Mocker Rest. Entering the giun handicapped -by the absence from the ieid of Captain Frank Blocker. Ted Blocker, R-.iffner and Firm, w ho will, however, be in shape for the Celt game. Hairmund played despeiaTely. Talbot was a marvel, going- through the Harvard line for ten ard rlftecn yard and skirting the ends for like i.-iin?. Calvin, although not used as often, played equally as well. Nalan and ritinchfield at the ends broke up the Liter ference of the Detroit backfield while Sellegar, Green,. Plum and Sehilro bowled over their men and nabbed runner?. Kohl, at quarterback, was at his bet. Hammond was up aaaiust a fast and game football sq lad which fought to the bitter end and threatened, to score. The Detroit backfield waj made up of n. . quintette of stars as anyone w'aD saw Kelley, Herman. Mssspiiri-r and Smith in action -will attest. There wasn't a slow man back of Jhe Harvard line and the visitors were Jiat as able to pick up a fumble or snatch a pass- and flee for a touchdown aa any man either Davenport or Elyria had. It will be remembered that both Dav-

tiowns an1'. Kohl made catch of a Harvard punt, ed fiv-t) yards and Smith Hammond pass on tile

yard line. Herman was thrown for a loss and then kicked a quarter of the distance dowi, the field. Tin; Clabbys were held and the bill went to t tie visitors on their eighty yard line. After Kelley had waite d t.vo yards on an end run, Calvin intercepted a pass and on the next play carried the ball around left end lor rive yards. Calvin and Meyt i s were l.e,d and Kohl juggled the ball bill lecoveicd for a loss.

A forward pas.) was iin'omp'.ete

vili made three yards, .Meyers gainel two yards but the bali went over. Yolkmnn Hlorks I'll lit. Th Harvard khked out of danger

l'.oiiell returned Hammond's ' kick-off and Kohl ran twenty yards to the Clalhs fifty-five yard line. HTrd

yards around right end.

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U'liara was taken out and Keene went in. Ford made a fifteen yard gain and the third quarter ended with Die ball m Hammond's possession on her forty yard line. (Calvin's J.onir Hun. Ford tried a drop kick which failed to sail between the bars and the ball went into Harvard's 'possession on

her eighty yard line. Kohl received a j injured

punt and ran it back to Hammond's

Cal- forty-five yard line. Finn went in for

Meyers. Finn punted., and mith ran tht bail to Harvard's seventy-live yard line. Ilerhst went 'in for Nolan who was hurt. Oullen made, ten yards on

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and Bia.r went in for Calvin w ho was ' a pa limping. Taibot gained ten yards on and

two off-tackle plays and Meyers made a substantial gain. The first quarter ended with the ball in .Hammond's possession on her thirty yard line. At

beginning of the second quarter ra broke through and nailed Tal-

eam ! hot. for fi los :ir.d Kellev intereent -d

t a Hammond pass on Detroit's ninety j yard line. .Iter Detroit, had made j gains Volkman blocked a ki k and fell on the bali. Hammond was held i but recovered w hen Meyers caught a Detroit pass. In three successive runs Talbot made twenty yards and Kohl '. follow id with a five yard gain. Tali bot carried the ball over for a touch -1 down in two gains. Stinchfielct kicked ! out to Volkman and Meyers kicked

goal. The half ended: Hammond, 7; Harvard?, 0. Harvard Theaten To !rorf. Calvin was in again in ,tlve second

half. Schillo kicked off to Smith

advanced the oval to the fifty yard liu On a double pass Bo-dell gained twenty yards and Keiser followed with a twenty yard gain on a second pass. Sellegar and Volkman throw Kelley f r a loss, Kelley gained on 4 pass and the Clabbys held, receiving the Tiall on downs. The Harvards recovered a Hammond fumble on the twenty yard line and were, penalized for holding after Kelley had gained fifteen yards on an end run. link IIlttltiK Hard. Echenrode made a ten yard gain around right end and Kelley was stopped. Hammond held for downs and received the ball on her sixty

s, Bodc-U twenty in like manneTalhot intercepted a Harvard

pass. Finn fumbled and recovered and kicked to Smith. Duff went in for Benton. Ford caught a pass and Kelley ran a Hammond purit to Detroit's twenty-seven yard line. Calvin intercepted a Harvard pass and ran sixty-four yards, to Hammond's five yard line. Hammond lost five yards and then Kohl ran ten yards for a touchdown. Finn failed to

' of the game Hamrmvid in her possession on her

kick goal. At the clo; had the ball

fiftfen yard line. Tiiis was the first defeat for ihe Harvards this season. They have beaten Kalamazoo, two Cleveland teams, a Toledo eleven and others and expect to play the Detroit Heralds for the championship of Michigan Sunday. The lineups: Hammond UO). Detroit int.

w ho Stinchfield L K '..Keiser

Volkman D. T O'Hara Sellegar I C Echenrode Green c Benton SchiUo R. G Cob Flum R. T Cotter Vclan . It- E Cullen Kohl.... Q. n Smith Talbot. ..: t H Kelley Meyers IX. H Messenger Galvil F. B Herman . Substitutes Herbst for Nolan, Finn for Meyers. Ford for Calvin. Blair for Galvin, Duff for Benton, Bodell for

Messenger. Reene .for O'Hara. Conner.:

Cotters and O'Dell for Herman.

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enport and Elyria won their games 1 yard line, fumbling immediately affer.

by that sort cf football. Kelley made two gains and Meyers in-

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SPRIN-GFll-IDD. ilJ., Dec. 1. Eighty-six known dead and forty-one

is the hunting toll in fifteen

states for the season which' ended yestej-day, as compared with fifty-nine dead and sixty-six injured last year and 111 dead and 162 injured in 1914. Last yearns statistics were gathered from eighteen states. ' The figures cover the short deer season and the rabbit and duck season. Michigan leads in dead with twentytwo.. The season in Illinois produced thirteen deaths. Ten thousand hunters combed the woods of northern Michigan for deer, and as many invaded Minnesota and Wisconsin.

"HICK" IS WINNER AT ASCOT

Victor Breaks Record for Coast Speedway Wline He Travels at the Rate of 68 Miles an Hour Cooper Second.

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Touchdowns Talbot, Meyers, one each. -Goal kicks Meyers Score by quarters:

1st 2nd Hammond n 7 Detroit 0 o

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RALPH YOUNG TO . PUYJITH G. A. A. Crown Point Star in LineUp With Hammond vs. Colts Sunday. -

(Special to The Times.) CROWN POINT. IXD.. 1. Ralph Young, the Washington and Jefferson star, will play fullback for the Hammond Clabbys Sunday against the Cincinnati Celts. Captain Frank Blocker of the Hammond football team does not consider the defeat of the Celts for the first

time this year yesterday by Pine Vill

age, " is not

aire owner of the Pine Village eleven spent a thousand dollars to load up for the game. King of Harvard and three all-American players were imported. Pine Village wanted revenge because she. had -been humiliated earlier in the season by the Celts. Pine Village practically had an all new team of stars that received from a hundred to three hundred dollars each for the one , performance.

IXS ANGELES. Deo. 1. Before a crowd of 20.000 Eddie Kickenbachcr won thi championship award sweep. Ftake of J50 miles at Ascot speedway yesterday afternoon in 2:13:01. Earl Cooper was second, coasting around the last lap with his gasoline tank empty. Eddie Pullen. after leading most of the way for the first 110 laps in his Mercer, dropped hack with spark plug trouble and finished in third place. His teammate. G. E.

Ruckstell, who also had the same wor

ries, was fourth.

?, to 3, to indicate that Cincinnati aa strpng aa ever. The million-

HBS LOSE, 7-fi TO - CORNELLS Missed Goal .Kick by "Rube" Johnson Enables the Chicagoans to Win the Heavywight Football Title by One Point.

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Smith-Miske Scrap Off. NEW YORK, Dec. 1. The scheduled ten-round bout between Gunboat Smith and Biliy Miske. was postponed yesterday afternoon. The reason for the postponement was not stated by the Clermont Sporting Club.

Wolgast in a Draw j NEW ORLEANS. LA., Dec. i Wolcast of Cadillac, Mich.,

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Prankie Russell of New Orleans, fought twenty hard rounds to a draw last night. The battle-, was one of th'j best seen here . in some time.

O'Dowd Gets Shade. EAU CLAIRE. WIS.. Dec. 1. Mike O'Dowd, St, Paul welterweight, outboxed Eddie Moha of Milwaukee in

tt"seven out of the .ton rounds of their

bout yesterday, in tne opinion oi runside critics. The seventh and ninth rounds Were even. Mo'a appeared to gain aggressiveness as the bout progressed.

CHICAGO. Dec. 1. The Cornell

Hamburgs of Chicago yesterday won the Cook County independent heavyweight football championship by a margin of 1 point, a missed goal kick by "Rube" Johnson of the Evanston North rinds giving them a 7 to 6 victory. The game was played on Northwestern field before a crowd of 10.000, one of the largest that has ever seen an independent game in the state. The game was exceedingly lough and players on both side were marked up when time was finally called.

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expected that all the fans will grasp this opportunity to see some real basketball. The enUre December schedule will be published in a day or so, -but at present we can promise at least twenty games to be played by both club teams during the month. That is cer tainly a large dose of basketball for any group of fans, and ought to satisfy the bugs until the management can arrange for more extensive treats in the months to come.

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(Special to The Times.) WHITING. IND., Dee. 1. The first: basket ball game of the season will be played at the Owls Club tomorrow night when the Owls' heavy team, the j Red Crowns, will line up atrainst the'

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