Hammond Times, Volume 11, Number 146, Hammond, Lake County, 7 December 1916 — Page 9

-atyj--'l,'r't1 ,rTfT"Uill' Yj r Thursday. Dec. 7, 1916 THE TIMES PAGE NINE RENSSELAER with Fort Wyne. Wabash and Jim Thorpes Canton Tiger in any city the ( JESS-TELLS others might choose, but all refused i to. meet the Pine Village aggregation. Hammond then stepped in and accept- j ed Pine Village's challenge. Hammond J . a ALSD TO ATTEND TO OUARTER US. THORNS Tans have chartered a special train and over five hundred rooters will make the trip to this city. Two sections in the grandstand have been reserved for them. Fans all along -the line from Hammond to Lafayette will come here for the game, which has been extensively advertised all over the state. IT

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XENSSEUVER. 1ST)., Pec. 7. Many; enthusiasts from here will see the

football game scheduled Sunday between Pine Village and Hammond, two of the greatest independent football elevens !n the country at Lafayette. The gains Is attracting widespread attention throughout the country. TheTt that both of these teama have dry.; Vi the strong Cincinnati Celts f "zrw game an important one. rtanjnond by its favorable reversal of ffrm of late, is expecting to give th Villagers their third setback of the year. Both teams are -weli equipped in the way of material for the tussle.

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(Special to The Times.) CROWN POINT. IXD-. Dec. 7. Many

Pome of the greatest college stars in , ng tflft f trJp on Sund8y to

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FANS AWAIT BIS FOOTBALL GAME Blockers Will Advance on Pine .Village Eleven, Loaded for Bear.

witness the Clabby-Pine Village game. The Clabbys being the only team in the county the Crown Point football enthusiasts have followed its fortunes with the same Interest as a local team would have received, and the local sentiment is that the Clabbys make a great showing against the . .rong Pine Village team on next Sunday's ganje.

HOB ART DEFEATS - CROWN POINT

(Special to This Timkb.) HOBART. IND.. Dec; 7. Tha Hobart Bowling team defeated the Crown Point team at Crown Point Tuesday evening by 63 points. Following are the scores:

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(Special to Tftb Tnrss.) 1A FAYETTE. . IND.. Dec. 7 Football fans all over the city and the entire state are eagerly awaiting the

battle for the gridiron championship , J. Etocker 199

of Indiana- at League park next Sun- F. Rose 125 day. when the Pine Village and Ham-. Fleck 137 mond elevens meet. Ever since the II. gtrom 170 season began lovers of the great col-j w. Fleck 173 lege sport have been anxious to see) the two teams clash and at last theyj Total S04 are to have their wish gratified. It! CROWN POrNT. will be the greatest scrap ever stage! j B. Caldier ..153'' In this state, and it is expected to ! B. Kindberg 169 draw'the largest crowd that ever wit-Ed Glover 14 nesed an athletic event in this city. L. Bo:k 156 The two teams are the strongest in P. Miller 130 the state, while Pine Village has oneof the greatest teams in the entire Total , 756

country. Manager Rhode of the Pine Grand total Hobart, 2.471; , Village team tried to schedule a game Point. 2.40S.

141 179 165 1 131 J6

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CHICAGO, Dec. 7. Johnny McGov-; ern. all American quarter back one season while piloting the Minnesota1 eleven, will lead the Citizen" Arrov I club team of Minmapoiis Sunday in its battle with the Chicago Thorns at j the Pullman soccer fluid. The grounds are two blocks east of " the Illinois; Central tracks at One Hundred and j Third street. " The Thorns have1 not j been defeated in ten years, while the!

Gopher team has not been scored against this season. McOovern will play quarter for the Invaders.

RIVERS AID MITCHELL

MILWAUKEE. WIS.. Dec. " 7. Joe Rivers and Richie Mitchell already are in shape for the 'ten round battle at

the Cream City Athletic club on Fri-j

day night. Rivers worked yesterday at Morgenroth's, and after finishing hts paces appeared fit for a test of the hardest sort. Mitchell ' also is all' set 'for the conflict. About a year ago Rivers and Mitchell w-ent through a furious ten round mill at Cincinnati, and the clash left some ill feeling on both, sides. ' Friday's encounter may serve to work off some of the surplus dislike engendered by their previous meeting.

EMERSON 10 . FROEBEL MAKE OUT SCHEDULES

CHICAGO. Dec. 7. Fred Fulton tr-jndled in from the Northwest, yesterciay to ask Jess Willard for the first crack at his very valuable heavyweight crown. Fred and Jess did not engage m personal conversation, but their managers did. Frank Force represented the Rochester syeamore, while Thomas Edward Jones did tlia chin 'wagging for the champion. Jones got the newspaper decision. Force is not to be blamed for that, because it is understood that when Thomas Edward is piloting the boss of any class he will do most of the orating in a confab with a person so far beneath him as the manager of a challenger. Jones told Force one thing that impressed him quite forcibly. He frankly informed Frank Forte that Fulton would have to use force and skill enough. in actual ring combat with Frank Moran, Jess' foe of last March In Madison Square Garden, "to encompass the downfall -of the red-headed Irishman in order to get a match with Mr. Wiliard of ogers Park. Jones promised Force that in the event Fulton did enough to Moran that he surely would be given a chance at the championship, before the club offering the best inducements, as Doc Krone of Sheridan road makes matches.

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Froebel and Emerson scnools ol I Gary start their revised basketball! schedules before the holidays .with j

Valtaraiso playing Emerson at Gary. December 9, and Whiting meetingFroebel at Froebel. December 16. J. Kyle Is captain of the Emerson team, and I A. Erickson, coach. M. Kollus is captain of Froebel and H. M, Mccarty, coach. - The achedales are complete excepting for a second game with Hammond and two with Valparaiso. The schedules follow: Kmeron School. Dec. 9 Valparaiso here. Dec. 16. Valparaiso there. ec. 21 Lowell here.. Jan. 5 Hammond there. Jan. 12 Crown Point here.

Jan. 13 IaPorte there. Jan. 19 "Whiting here. Jan. J3 E. Chicago here. Jan. 26 Froebel here. Feb. 2 Tjowell there. Feb. 3 1-a.Porte here. Feb. 9 E. Chicago there. Feb. 16 FToebel there. Feb. 23 Hammond here. Feb. 21 Whiting there. March 2 Crown Point there. March 9 Sectional tournament. March 16 State tournament. Froebel Schedule. Dec. 16 Whititig here. v Dec. 21 Crown Point here. Jan.-12 South Bend. here,. . Jan. 19 Lowell here, i Jan. 20 East Chicago here. " Jan. IS Emerson the're. Feb. 2 Whiting there. , v " ' Feb. 3 Crown Point there. . . Feb. 9 Hammond here. Feb. 16 Emerson here. Feb. 23 South Bend there.. March 2 East. Chicago there. March 9 Sectional tournament. March 16 State tournament.

COLONIALS PLAY HEGEW1SCH SUNDAY

Hammond fans will have the last opportunity of seeing the Colonial lightweight football team in action Sunday when that eleven meets its old rival, the Hegewisch A. C. at the Hammond ball park. The Colonials have not played since fhey tied the Gary Techs. 0 to 0. Nov. 26. They have been practicing regularly, however, and coached by Henderson of Gary. The lineup for Sunday follows: N. Oltr, R. Gray, M.- Roberts. W. Love, ends; Young. Cartell, Millett. Ad Kohl, tackles; V. Kohl, R. Beatty, J. Dearrng, A. King. Ed Ferguson, guards; Capt. Henry. J. Doll, centers; L. Miller; M. Klee. halfbacks; A. Maginot. (manager) fullback; R. Bowman. M. Wilcox, qtiarters. The game is called at 2:30 p. m.

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(Special to The Ttmes.) WHITING. IXD.. Dec. 7 The Whiting Owls defeated the Seward Park Meteors last night at Whiting. The final score was 48 to '40. The score at the end of the first half was 30 to 2! in the Owls' favor. Rough game, many fouls. Duggan referee. The South Chicago' Bessemers defeated the I'olarines by a. score of 3i to 27. First defeat for the Polarines

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INDIANA HARB0R TEAM LOSES The Nagdenian bowling team of Indiana Harbor lost thee games to the Biitler Giants , in the Randolph Bowling League. , The three games, were closely contested but the. last game game, w-as a fight, neck and neck, and furnished some excitement for the bowlers and fans. Neither team could claim a victory until after the fifth man on each team shot his tenth

framu, then the total gave the Giants j the game by thirteen pins. Mankin, of

the victors, gathered the largest total pins and it was through his excellent, bowling that his team won the series. lOn account of the Chicago Bowling Tournament being rolled at the Randolph alleys. the Randolph league have not scheduled any games until December 22nd and on this date the Nagdemans meet the leading Rubinis. which team is captained by the well known Chuck Collier. This should furnish a good contest as the Ngderaan's have been waiting for this team and will be well prepared.

CORNELL-HAMBURGS. IN BENEFIT GAME CHICAGO. Dec. V. The CornellHarrtburgs with eight victories to their credit, will close' their season Sunday; afternoon at Schorling's ball park, when they tackle the Chicago AllStars, a team composed of former college and high school players. With Rill and Al Pressler out of the game, the Cornells will have, their hands full to win. The Cornells' share of the gate will go towards financing the, candidacy of Joe McDonough. their! coach, who is about to enter the po- j litical game.

SMITH IS ELECTED MICHIGAN CAPTAIN AXX ARBOR. MICH., Dec. '. C. C. Smith of Bay City. Mich., was elected captain of the 1917 Michigan football team at a meeting of the fourteen letter men "here yesterday. Smith will play his third year for Michigan next fall at full back. Smith will have six other veterans about which to build his 1317 eleven , and with several promising men coming on from the freshmen team is assured of a strong aggregation. Smith, Sparks, and Raymond give the Wolvrines thre regulars in the back field and Martens. Weske, Wiemann and Boyd give him a fine start on the line, Contract for your holiday ndTertUIng space now. Don't vrnlt till the vreek before Xmm and eipeet to get the bent position In the imper.

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