Hammond Times, Volume 11, Number 273, Hammond, Lake County, 1 May 1917 — Page 7

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New York Scrapper is Entitled to Real Bout With Freddie Welsh.

By K. C. HAMILTON (TTnltod Preas Staff Correspondent.) i VKW FORK, May ! - H-nny !.-..-: "fl's rlan-out ict.-ry ovw Riu-hi." J Muci'.'I. aKostod to ha-p Wen ihf l.rt I ;htvrijht in t!:.' v.ss. nt. !lv! t h ' Wvi- York Kcrappor tu a rvl t-out with! y-f.l.i: Ve:sh- not a tfii rosin. i fi-st ! ' h th rhamplnn. sit.-h as h.-, n ; . '.' I u! and out ' the f;.ns p. - oral ;lns. hut a ivh! t wrnt y-r.nitnl i !!'!. in which th ho?t man tviM win. j lt'f about tinift Welsh was oominKl thr.uirh and defenditiif his tit. It's I about time he di."eontitHK'il his pursuit !

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on? an opportunity to prove .-.nn-lusive-lyihat he's better than th Knalishmtn. tntl it's I,enard'a turn. In all the yars that hsvp p.issM since Welsh was awarded a drv-iPion in London over Willie Kitchle, Welsh has nraeed in just one twenty-round oncounter, ami he was eareful to plok out Oftarhe W.ite of Chicago as his oprv"nent. Xow they're about ready to snd Welsh out against White Tor another marathon engsgeirient. Wels is a whirlwind in a tori ro md

ensaReineiit. He can move so fMt Mn

...... o. s.i vvmy mere isn t a ch -nre of any .'lightweight Rettinif close f-notigh to oi.p over .a tinishing pun, h. He ran lr-rvw st top-speed for this distance. JT.onre. there's no danger to his crown In a longer bout he migh tlire a little. Certainly he oouid not run away ovrr thnt distance and pet tho referee's de. isio jf the referee knew what he was tfoiriR. It would b worth while to see none one mak Welsh flht.

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Here's the Newest Water Sport Marie I'revost of the Mu.'k Bennett-Ke.. ston.- n.-n p.uiy atisht by t!.t camera w hile making forty miles ;m hour un a surf board tuu.-d i,y :l im.uo: -boat. The f5ort is quite the fad at the i-aihe tfar J.os Ansch-s. t":i!it'..r!.i . where the Keystone iiiinii-s ait: mado. lis tii.'ac sport a:t.r ia ha v ti.astered the Knack of nding the unstable steed.

THAT SUNDAY BALL GAME

, V' ; x T Sunday the GaHigans. TUP: Hurleys, didn't grive us such an fcv.tr l trimming at that. , Kf'.KV agoing "rete" you've won C auJ you know all pood things are 3. aOOD thing there was no '"Bui! Di;riarn" sUn out In center flld wh'nn -I'o.e" Ilenning layed on the ball for ttiree bases. Ha certainlv wnirf f

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Saseball Standings.

AMERICAN LEAGUE,

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HARRY MOLL came ,-" pinning a seated" sign on Kearns with that corghinff Unmr La the smh.

THAT boy Palmer can run so fat tfiiat he gets to first on a line drive before tie baJl leaves the infield.

WHT. he- -would hava reached first before that one of Keckie's got within two feet of Kearns. WHO throwe.1 that ther last ball? THK "flies" were bothersome to rieht folder Gallagher, at least it looked as if he was everlastingly swatting 'em out of his grlove.

(By United Tress.) CHICAGO, ILL,.. Hay 1. With some of 'lie !.. t know athletes in the count rv

booked to take a leading p'rt ami head- j line vaudeville er.tertatn.-rs from all th.-l

I b-ading th";iters signed up. th- annual j throe-ring athletic and t heatrioa 1 car-!

nival given for. the charitr fund of, Chicago Lodg'? Ko. 1. It. P. (. I;, prom-;

ises to draw su record crond to the Coliseum tonight. I.es l.Vtr.y, the Au.t rail.'in rrildl'"weiijht hampion : I'm key Jli'Va rlarnl, Charlie White. .lo'.r.ny Coulon. and many others will donate their services.

Boston CHICAGO

.Ww- York 7 St. Louis t land fi 1'hila.l.ii.hia 6 I e tor it. r. Washuig'on 1 Yesterday's Results. St. Louis. 4: Cleveland. 2. New York. 4: Washington. : Loston, fi: Lhiiaih ii-hia. :;. Ji. troint at Chicago, rain.

By H. C. HAJHILTOII

i (United Pres Staflf Correfipondent.) j ; XKW YOIIK. May l,--T!i.-iv are fe ' 's clubs right now itt ti." two major, (..nt iieu ho are n"'. flaMt'g some ; '.! ugs! . a-, his firs' car ot:t. in some J 1 .osi i.oi us a regular. The old-timer..' ! e.vi,it;t;iv. are taking ttc" cunt ml - i 1 - .. t i v . 1 v . There are no less than f. v . li;1.-' l;- rie brand le-w sf or 1 :ip. . p.-rfort.-.u-tt Tgu . rl y. ai.-i thi-r.- is .a . ; hoi.!.- .-.:' now regulars in the o: h r p..- i sn ions. i The l:.-d ha.e three new ones, alii f" U ! i )-! v. ("nolo. o-H ),' i'i'T. wpi! Sin. -Ill1 and Koof ar d !;i t a n f f s in the cha rioeil l ire'.- i t' .list jot- 1 1 a -: u -.loin an ! tlc-y'i'o cttiii!; v.-i ! h it Sliean i.s a et - rm : a haji pla r. hi'.t !. has taken :

n's iiace nww in the niajors - son rna.ior l.'aiiuo ..ia'y. bir ' a rcK'ilar until he h. rani :

' shortstop for the i;.-rts. Cu. to is 'u.liful Cuhi.n w!;o knows how to bang ; the ball and play the outfield. i ! Cisbera if the n.-v White Sox short- ' stop. I'abriQue has taken over the same j j burden for the Dodgers. Chuck Ward is i

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.".Sili Worln-.srs is a s.nsatlon in the shortfield for th. Col s. T)'.. Phillies and P.raves ,471 : h.'i'.e piaci-d new comers on the bench to ,. I"! ! w a it div.lopm.-nts Itoth ar- short-.'-7, loj s. Mri iaffirnn i ith Th-- pbii'ies . -;.i and Law lings w ith the Hj-hvcs. Th'-re is an imposing; army of new ' piteh'-rs. Nearly e . i y club has its new s.-i'.s.'i ten. Joe Oi-schgef j trying h. , low .pu rs on for t'ie (irst I itue iHr the : !'hi!!'. ' . I'r'nan Shocker is draw itig all ' -Ins fat from the Yankees th.s year. 4 "nd'Te is a I "odger regular. !!!!

f. I . V.: k las a whole fist in! o! t l:i m 1 ..w- '

THE only thing "rmn"

had 'on his mind, when his rht

tector stopped a hot one off of Groesel's bat. was fa-owl.

LRT'S hope "Fitz" ttr old friend Peck?

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fURLET'S "hot dogs f ehlltj! bottle beer.

LET 'er go boys. TTIK Galiigans will b here.

MORE power to you Fritz Kbert MORE power.

jDYER HIGH SCHOOL j BEATS TOWNIES i (Special to The Time?,) j DYER. 1D May 1 Sunday afternoon the Dyer high school team played

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over the town bovs. The result was 5 to 3. following is the score: Dyer o 2 n t o o n n o ?. Dyer II S. 2 0 2 f 2 0 2 0 S Batteries Dyer, P. Keilman and Frank Schmidt; D. H. S., L. Hilhrich

j and T. Kammer. peanuts.) T.mpjprno!iev. .

I Nit Sunrl.iv the r IT S tfom v.411

play the Whiting P.raves at the homo grounds and a good game is promised.

Nov York V St. Louis a CHICAGO ) i:...-i.-.:t r, l'h'::.oi.-!;.i,ia , , i; ' i ; i . - i 1 1 r i a ; i ; Pitts? ur.eh 7 Urooklyn Yesterday's Kesults. Philadelphia. 3; Huston. 2. Other Karnes postponed..

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We might advertise WRIGLEY'S as the "dentifrice-witliQut-a-brush." For it cleanses the teeth and gums it pleasantly sweetens the mouth it FIGHTS ACIDITY.

It brings a wholesome freshness to the palate that makes the whole day lighter and brighter. Needless to caution you to get WRIGLEY'S, the filtered, the clean, gum. For millions have made it their positive choice, having tried others. So, if you forgot your toothbrush this morning, why, Wrigley a bit!

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ard I'htiikc is a Detroit regular. Mat how son is shov ing a bevy

how he used to fool the boys. Louis I luist.i is hammering th.. ha"! am! tie). iine like a demon at first base : for th..' Indians. It's liN !-! s -ison as ' ;:n i .oia-st -1 o-gO'ei-tK eS 1'ii: 1..kri:.'r. Vie S.if.-r' injury gave employment to a y.'C.rig loan named Luether at Chie;3, nml reports give him pb-ntv of prn ise. f I An I v.'ti with tl is array of ! : l'-aEue lah nr nuihing go..d J tmi.y .'a!-( I lahan is using an otitiield t tu st hisf '. i and is combing; th'- bushes for a nvi to! ; take his plr.ee.

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In the club house nn(1 maybe the fans'

in me grandstand will know- what th score Is.

WANTS GAME FOR SUNDAY

Decisions of figrht representatives are:; At Columbus Ted Lewis beat Johnny ! Grttfiths (12). At Pittsburgh Hary Greb beat Al lie. ; Coy (10). ! At New York Harry Wills beat Jack i Thompson (10); Young- Otto beat ! Jimmy Tlynn (10); Joe Bonds! knocked out Jack Rooth (4). At Philadelphia Jimmy Duffy heat oje Hirst (6); Dick Loadman beat r.erale Hahn (6). At Joplia, Mo. Tlg;h.t Thorpe and Sailor : Klrke fonffht a draw (15); Tommy, Elder stopped Homer Oeorg-e (8). At Baltimore Jimmy Pappas and Steve I riesner fought a draw (15).

At Cleveland Frankie Brennan Trank Mantell (10).

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w iKht. has b- n r.-port.-d as hut this was denied. .Now

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Kttiil Kirr.ch. S.".7 Mitr.thn-1 aoOarv, manager and captain of the ; Led Sox. would like , h.-ar i roeo

Si'UEW rnt . , . ! fast team m enr to arrange tor a 1 o i UI.I.-. and Last Chicago . . . . ....

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I OLIN AND LEWIS i READY FOR MATCH

Played a 1 to 1 game as a cur tain raiser.

CHICAGO. M-iv f'TiM'T amateur . f,-i m meet I'.iMv S. h 'her .

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1 . Tien Reuben, lion, is inntch.'d to f" Indianapolis in tiie il,ii-L. wis

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East Chicago. Griffith. Lansing or lio-

j ha i t preferred .

.-rr, catenas should huve won the , - ! show at the Coliseum tomorrow game In the ninth, with Spike on .bird OOUTt Releafs8S BOXdS. ion,, r,,i Lewis are y, I for their .

nn.-t Huflsor, knocking a long fly with! All hard work has ended and the e-ne out ' .Pik.i ' never n 1 1 ,,,, Uj CT'K'AGO. May L -Howard Carr. .foe 1 wiil do just enoueh i j. their come home. Thomas. .loo Iiishop. Hnd Prank:- Ly mi, j muse; -s in jractice. Prink tJot.-h. the

arrested at the Arcade gymnasium for j referee, will give the wrest !-rs their indulciiig in a boxing contest. were!,n,:) ,st met ins today. Action and agexonerated in .ludue Haves' court. Carr g i- ssi , encss is Prank's demand and th? testified tickets sold were for gynmas- ch-unpton of champions says he'll g-i ium privilejres. 'action.

vol. ps that Richie- and Manning

j Vaughn, secretary of the W isconsin box-j beat l jug commission. b'th became b'-nedictsl i Iri'-t week. having weddd sisters, t Hit' V-il mat ried Miss Florence Low ley !' n! Vi imhn ' ! r ! .-:' . -i" Miss ,! .. .

ti- !;..'.. , .i'ihn Wagner. Rue loo promoter, w ho i piitir to flMge :1 bout between Cl.tirl.y Win'.- ;nd c'ranki" Callahan of Urookl) n next Monday., was in Chii rigo yos(.-rd.iy and tipped it olT that he was

I'.-Hi.K for a l.i.-i: b. t v evn Riciu.

1! and Sunburst Dolan for n Intel After tins bout, if H is clinched.

HP: must have been ua ting to ste home after ,t outs. Turn Times gtvog th warlfl's nern.

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DIXIE HIGHWAY GARAGE Calumet Avenue Near Gostlin St., Hammond

We do general overhauling ami ivpairini; niapieto h

ana iojco MSTems, ana we carry m stock a lull line p of automolile accessories, tires, tuies. parts, ureases $ and oils. We have (,!00 feet of floor space for storing of cars. Live storage cars called for and deliv- gj sred, for $5.00 per month. PHONE 262G

j John Kojtlek. owner and tnana g.--r of 'h. Y! itc Giants, announc.-d at las;

jj : night's n.eet'jig of tin- ii tj Leagu" that jji; : he )--o! purchased an interest in the new U Mhai.v 1'a.i k club. He d isha nd. d the

F:..ianis and signet .!,. kmnn. Tommy-; ,,a. ,,lfiy be ichi shortly for a no. i, L,; (luigh-y. itilly Mack ami Lob I "oriehous i tlU -omo., ,,r .,

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itay in the eirci.i. was (Irim-lTrTTr t

n h.-e pnoth'-r crai k fit the ight till.. Gary pron-ot rrs are on matchiiiK Cou inn with Pete Herman of New Orleans,:

who is making Chicago his campaign headquarters. Herman has (olmitted his' willingness to make the match, and if his terms aren't too high it will go1 through. Coulon is willing to take a gamble for his end of the coin. ! flabbit He.ilin doesn't seem satisfied wi'h tli- resuH of his bout with Walter .I.iiohsf n at Gary last Friday, and the

jp ! for the Alba K w eek's sta : tj I p.-d because

the league and. Uie club

Id -not agree on terms. The. schedule

!'r Sunday: .lake St ah Is at Albany Park. Mcrrimaes at Grand Crossing-. Ideals at Cracin. Vift Pnds at Cicero Mutuals at P.ex Tigers park. Galligans at Hinimond.

TIMTtS' fTTcrtLIm: win rnatite yam n lirrak all four businrx rrrnrdi fof rlfct anas'.

READY TO SERVE

HIS COUNTRY SAX FRANCISCO, CAL.. . Mty 1. Willie niteliie. former lightweight boxing champion, returned home vesfrdav

for the purpose, lie said, of doing "his bit" for the country. Ritchie received, three weeks'- military training at llj Monte last summer. H- hopes to be- j come an aviator or a member of the of- -fleers' reserve j

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