Hammond Times, Volume 11, Number 231, Hammond, Lake County, 13 March 1917 — Page 6

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P A H E SIX L'Uhl TIMES Tuesday. March 13, 1017

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Sy IEVINO CHAYKEM. a h-tvr- the- largest fnn, that witnessed a basketball contest it Vn.mnni: y sym, the .Hammond

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q j,nt t to the tune of 4s ti It',. ''iri! was outdone at every s-ttse c-f tiit- ame ami the Hammond tive hail tb" i it. rs dizzy with their smart pass-i-'-' Th visitors fouKht hard throughout the contest, hut was out class. The

fiiniirr hoys started with a rush. lohl j coriK A basket on the tirst tip-off. At ! the end of five minutes of play thej Jlamtnond team led, H'i to 2. The ("riant j mat hine then boK'in to pile the, score, a i tritle larKer and live baskets were made . m a hurry. O. Thompson and Kllis K'-t- !

tins the Keals r ik lit under tile net. j Winners. Hammond, with Kllis and the Thomp- i -Mart iiism II

son brothers combination, performed in the best of sty h of the season. The trio displayed the tiene liirhtlnK and smooth sciTim ability that characterized Hammond's championship teams in the years past. Captain Pollaid Kae his tin -11 a chance to rest by making s. v.-ral personal fouls., hut this did not satisfy the visitors and with Shurte to shoot at the n.-t from the foul line was all ravy for the visitor. At the half the Hammond live led 2s to I and th. y started out the last period with a burst of speed and sank a few more baskets. C. Thompson retired for the etimiK and H. Hudson replaced the former at duty by jumping- all oer the wall. Kllis of the locals was the bright star of the ev iiinp cajrinir nine baskets, with

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Chicago Bushers He Defeated Are Avenged by Phil Harrison.

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C. Thompson a close secoiid with seen ring. is. Shurte of Lowell was the visitor's star ly K'ttiiiK tx free throws tail of nine chain i s. Anions the int er.'.ste.I spectators at the pur:., were the trio of scouts from Whiiuin eoiisisiinir of the Owl manager, the lb. n. laddy Kxton. and the deposed i-i n 1 1 r. Vat The curtain raiser between tie; I-.ttle Cams and the Hudson quintet was a slow but interesting contest, the itnmr KoiiiK to the Hudson clan by a positive score of -t lo IX- The contest was featured by a turner pulled by Gipe. the Hudson Kuard. when the latter shot a rinsrer into the Little Ciants liasket at start of play in the second half Lineup and summary of both frames:

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Thompsen. '. Hudson for Parker.. Field croals (V Thompson (V). M. Thompson. Kllis iIM. P.. Hard. I'arker. H. Hudson (2. '. Hudson (2). Oohl (TO. Potrie Foul ffoals I'ol lard (11. Shurte iiii. Heferee Tw eeden, ( Wis. ) Little Giants (12). Hudson B. (26). Rimbaeh F p. Hudson :. Pollard F r. Hudson 'oe ' C H Hudson Adams g JlcKenny Snyder G., Gipe Substitutions Cly. Hudson for H Hudson Field poals McKenny, '". ipe (5). C, Hudson (3). D. Hudson. H. lludson (3). Snyder. Cole, Rimhach, Pollard. Foul goals Snyder. Kimbach. Referee Wilson.

KACIMC. WIS. March 13. Joe Dory is a morning Klory after all. The Chita fro bushers who were sunk by his clumsy broadsides are avenged. Phil Harrison turned the trick here last nif,'ht despite a year away from nctiv' ritiK work. Harrison handed Dory one of the" most sjivrte iHinchinffS seen in a Wisconsin riiiK since the boxinff bill was passed a f. w years ao. He whaled everythitifr out of him except his lifrhtiuK spirit. A stout heart beats m the I lory chest and he stood up like a man under a beating that must have been extremely painful as well as humiliating. The thins was bordt rinj? on the brutal near the end and reminded one of Jack O'BrieiTs siK remark alout Kameuess beint; a form of insanity. Dory Is Knocked Down. A nasty, short right-hand chin punch dropped T)ory on his haunches after they had from- about a minute in tha first round. He was up quickly, but that blow, fojlow.d by smashing rights and solid left books as the battle went hIodk. took all the steam out of Jostling Joe and heri-ft him of bis wallop. Harrison was not in the best of shape and work' .1 rath-i slowly when Joe was in a bad way, which, was often. Lack of condition is hardly an excuse for the many openings h- passed up. howor. l-'ory was as wide open as the mouth of the Chicago River. As a fan remarked Phil's head might bring top price in the ivory, mark. I.

NOTES TO GOLFERS

Hill Oaegh ish, the Hammond Country Club -pro", is back on the job after I spending the wintor in Ohio.

John Gatherum, who has been with several Chicago clubs, will succeed Jim FouMs at the Windsor Golf club. Arthur Clarkson is supervising the construction of a now course at ShelbyMile, Ind. Special attention to caddps is to be one of the slogans at the Hammond Country Club this year and B. S. Walters, chairman of the greens committee,

HOT SPRINGS. ARK., March 13 ! has some good idas he is preparing to Although Frank Gotch called the ten put into practice. round bout between Eddie Coulon of j jt is rumored that Bob McDonald, the New Orleans and Nat Jackson of Ok la- big Scotchman, formerly with the Buf- ;

homa City a draw, Jackson had the bet- fa0 Country club, will be the new rroter of the milling. The crowd confus-j fessional at the Chicago Golf club, suc

ceeding David Foulis.

JACKSON BESTS COULON; BUT GOTCH CALLS GO DRAW

ed Gotch at times and he paid more attention to those at the ringside than to the lighters.

EXPEL BOYS FOR BETS ON SCHOOL FIVE SPRINGFIKLD, ILL., March 13. Four Springfield high school students who won upward of $500 by betting on the local team in the. state basketball tournament at Peeatur Saturday yesterday were expelled from school.

Harris Collis. Flossmoor professional, has returned from Chandler, Ariz., and will start work on the improvements at Flossmoor as soon as the weather wilpermit. F.dward . Welsh, formerly at Exmoor and Midlothian, and recently in charge of the Casino at Ravinia rark. has been appointed manager of the

Country club at Indianapolis. He left yesterday to assume his new duties. Hammond boasts of a new woman

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player this year, Mrs. Porter, who will do the local course in bo grey and better and her presence will m.'ike the ladies' rhampii.'tiship a more interesting event, than ever, though a number of th. Hammond club ladies are groiiiR after the below 50 mark this year and judpinR by the improvement last year in the ilay it is more than probable that some of the feminine devotees will shoot under the half-rentury mark.

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stead of purchasing a make-shift machine that poorly reproduce Edison and Victor Keeords, why not buy the genuine Edison or Victrola and secure perfect tone reproduction? THEY COST NO MORE THAN THE MAKE-SHIFT. Make the Test Let us place a Victrola or an Edison Re-Creation Phonograph by the side of any so-called "plays all kinds of records" machine in your ow n home and you be the judge. VICTROLAS $15, $25,' $40, $50, $75, $100, $150. EDISONS $80, $100, $150, $230, $250. Records for All Machines.

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"RAW fi i HI 'S-ll.l.i;. Ind. March 10. Seventeen s, eiKlit t" whih are lo be i.l;t( ;i( Instills field and nine away from home, are contained in the WiilMPh ellefj,; 10 17 baseball P.liedule, just amiouneed by I'nach Paul P. Sheeks. The echodulc include" contests with six Indiana colleges and two institutions outside of Indiana. Three Itiff Nine ieanis are to be played Illinois. Indiana and I'urdue - The s. cond game with an outside i'oII.'rc is with Marshall college of Iluntiim ton. AV. V'a., which makes a trip throiiffh Indiana, jdayinK several Hoosier col-

I lege teams, durinp the last week of April. Wab'ish played Marshall here , )ast year and nosed out a victory by I u close margin. i Scarlet fans will be w.-ll pleased i with the schedule. The season opens j at Lafayette with Purdue on April 14. I Illinois is to be played the following ' Wednesday. IvPsiuw and W abash, oldtime athletic rivals, will meet on the I diamond (our times this sprhfR. nc- ! cording to the schedule. Notre Dame, ' Purdue, Indiana, Hose Poly and Indiana i State Normal will each be met twice, (while one frame is also arranged with ; Franklin 10 be played here. The season will last only six weeks, iosiriK with ; the Indiana university j.-'mie here ton 1 May 2 1.

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OWLS IN A. A. U. TOUSNSY

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which opens tomorrow afternoon , at the Second Kegriment armory. In the drawings held Saturday at the I. A. C the

Owls drew as their opponents in

first round the Mystic Athletic (Hub of Chicago, who defeated the club in December, and were in turn defeated in a return engagement l-'efo. 2th. The Owls scorn to be pursued by luck, for if they Ret the scalps of the Mystics

they are slated to -tackle the I. A. ('. in! tin- next frame. The Owls-M;.; i ies sanu j is :; lieduled for S p. m. Wednesday, the I Uli. at the Armory. 2;;.-,:J v. Mudison I str-et. j

As a mi ml a r .f tlie club in-inb.is will attend the prune it was thought advisable to postpone the stag- and pinochle

Benny Leonard Victor. ViilLADKbPHIA. PA.. March 13. Kenny Ieonard pride of New York, with

the j fully 6,000 fans watching' his every mov e.

won rather easily from Johnny Till nan of Minneapolis last night in six rounds.

Kilbane Beats Droney. YOIiK, I'.V, March 1?,. Johnny Kilbane, featherweight champion of the world, toyed with Tim I'i-oi ey of Lancaster here last, msii! iti ibeir :-.',-v-' I bout at the Orph-um Th-.-.t'T,

AVHITIXO, INT).. March 1 The j tourn-,m"ti'. sch.-dulcd to he: held in the Owls hri re entered the A. A. I", tourney club p: tomorrow night.

Brown Loses License. XKW Yof;K. March 13. The ii.en.--to conduct boxitiK bouts in Madison Square Garden, granted Hu( h Irani liroan. was revoked by the hexiuK commission yesterda-.