Hammond Times, Volume 11, Number 302, Hammond, Lake County, 4 June 1917 — Page 6

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Yesterday's Win Is Six Straight For Hammond's Stars,

Box Score

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Rohde. rf. 0 0 Moll. r.b. 0 0 Hansen. Ib. 1 0

Walsh, cf. 0 0

Heilman. If. 2 0 Shannon, ss. 1 2 Thompson, lb. 1 0

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Hudson, c. 0 1 11 Henningr. p. 0 1 0

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'Pete" Hennins killed the West End s aspirations of stopping Hammond's winning streak Sunday. He allowed but three hits and struck out eleven men and aided in the scoring of five runs. The visitors' two successive doubles in the fifth inning scored their lone tally. Parduhn. Ousts Howard. Vp to Sunday Hammond had won five straight games, yesterday's win made it six and it was played under a new management. Owner Paul Parduhn ousted "Bill" Howard from the managerial job and put Frank Fowler, a veteran player of Hammond, in his place. When asked the reason of the move Parduhn said: "We agreed to disagree. Besides he has been losing money for me. Last Sunday I lost $300 through him. On account of the weather a week ago Suncay I telephoned him at South Chicago to -see Joe Green, manager of the Chicago Giants, and cancel the game. He didn't see Green and the Giants came out. Howard felt that we should play after I had cancelled the game. We had an argument and a few days ago I fired him." Howard's side of the story is: "Parduhn called me and I tried to find Green. I came out to Hammond and asked Parduhn if it wouldn't be Tetter to play and split gate receipts with the Giants. This way he wouldn't have lost money. We came to words and I told him if he had an advisor he thought better than

I to make him manager. Parduhn has never co-operated with me. I have done all I could to give the people first-class baseball. It has cost me more than he paid me." Fowler should make a capable and popular manager. He has played ball with Hammond teams and had charge of many teams in semi-pro and league plaj about the country. Although there is a division among the fans, some thinking Parduhn untactful for discharging Howard after he had led the team so far this seascn without a defeat, it is hoped that the

Totals 3 4 27 West Ends, RHP Theiry. rf. 0 0 1 I.. K ngh, ss, 0 4 Campion. 2b. ' 0 1 2 Ashley. If. 0 0 1 Conway, 3b. 1 1 1 Mokate. cf. 1 2 MeXichols. lb. 0 0 12 W. K agh, c. 0 0 4 Ryan. p. 0 0 0

NEW YORK GIANTS SUBSCRIBING FOR LIBERTY BONDS

Totals 1 3 27 9 West Ends - 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 01 Hammond 0 1 0 1 2 0 0 1 5 Errors Campion. MeXichols (2). Ryan. Two base hits Henning. Conway. Mokate. Struck out Henning. 11: Ryan. 4. Rases on ablls Henning, 4; Ryan. 6.

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change will not affect the popularity of the team and the attendance at the games. New Xnflaldar Good. Shannon, a Chicago semi-pro, was given a try yesterday t short and took care of the job in good style. Besides his fielding he made a hit with the fans at bat. getting two timely hits and scoring once. Hansen played for the first time at second base and did fairly well. Heilman drew a good hand from the fans in the sixth inning by making a pretty one hand catch on a fast outfield drive. Moll ended the game with a neat pickup on a bouncing grounder and shot it to first on the run. beating the runner easily. Next Sunday the Ideals will strive to stop Hammond's march for the Chicago League pennant. JESS WILLARP'S BROTHER PILOTS FLIVVER; WINS DALLAS. TEX., June 4. Thirteen

thousand persons saw Frank Willard. t

Jess' brother, drive his flivver across the tape Saturday afternoon, .winning' the 100 mile race for the benefit of the Red Cross. Willard's time-was 1:4S:50 2-5. Sig Hughdahl crossed second in his Max

well: Criss Craft finished third and Al (

Striegel fourth.

Members of the New York National League Baseball club, otherwise tfie Oiants. have subscribed in a body for Liberty Loan bonds. This photograph shows Artnur Fletcher, the star shortstop, following Jolm J. McGraw, the manager, in signing a subscription.

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Decoration Day was played on Saturday J : afternoon. Mrs. Patton and Miss E. Ebright tied and Mrs. Patton won in the', play-off. The score: i

Mrs. Teters 7 Mrs. Ibach. Jr. 23 Miss K. Sharrer 13 Miss M. Turner 15 Mrs. Tatton 7 Mrs. Johnson g Mrs. Porter Scr. Miss M. Deming g Mrs. F. Crumpacker Scr. Mrs. Austin 10 Mrs. Kingwill ;o Mrs. Dyer j Mrs. Hannauer 20 Mrs. Lanman Scr. Mrs. Sharrer 19 Mrs. Crawford 25 Match p'.ay 2-3 handicaps Friday afternoon. June Sth.

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W. L. Pet. S. S. A. C. 3 0 1.000 K. of O. 3 1 .750 Owls ' 2 2 .600 Macabees 2 2 .500 Boosters 1 3 .233 Forester o 3 .000 Xtesult of Games Sunday, June 3. K. of C ' 9; Boosters 6 S. S. A. C 7; Owls . 3 Macabees 15; Foresters 2

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Srold of Emerson. Gary, was the only Lake county man to show in the Western Interscholas'tic last Saturday and turned the quarter in 51 getting a third and one point for Gary. The Indiana schools scoring were: Sheridan. Ind. 5 points Xoblesville. Ind. 5 points Thorntown. Ind. 3 points Gary, Ind. 1 point

W. Boston 27 CHICAGO . 28 Xew York 21 Cleveland 14 Detroit : 16 St. Louis IS Philadelphia 13 Washington 14 Testerday's Kesulta, Detroit. 5; New Tork. 4. Xo other games scheduled.

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Pet. .632 .683 .553 .333 .421 .400 .331 .350

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OMAR KHAYYAM i SOLD FOR $26,600 XEW TORK, Jufie 4. mar Khay- ' yam, winner of the Kentucky Derby, i sold for $26,600 Saturday afternoon in j the sale of running horses from the ; stables of C. K. G. Billings and FredI erick Johnson at Belmont park this afternoon. Wilfred Vihau of Montreal was I the buyer.

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Philadelphia 23 CHICAGO 27 St. Louis : , I'Ct Brooklyn 14 Boston 13 Cincinnati 18 Pittsburgh 13

Testerday's Besults. Chicago. 5; Brooklyn. 1. Cincinnati. 6: Boston. 5. St. Louis. 3; Xew Tork, 1. Philadelphia-Pittsburgh, not uled.

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Pet. .647 .639 .614 .513 .424 .413 .413 .325

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KOPIN FOULS BILLY KRAMER PHILADELPHIA. PA., June 4. Battling Kopin of Jamestown. X. T., suffering the remorse of a poor loser, started to use foul tactis against Billy Kramer in the windup at the National A, C. and the referee stopped the bout in the fourth round. Kramer had n big lead when Kopin introduced varieties of fighting not tolerated here. He began by

elbowing, and when he changed to butting the referee stopped the bout.

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But one game was played in the InterCity Industrial league Saturday. the Northern Indiana Gas and Eli ctric team slipping into a tie for second place by

defeatin gthe Betz company. 10 to 9. This is the Betz team's fourth straight beating. Foster and Olsen worked for the Betz's and Blessmer and Hildebrand for the Gas boys. How They Stand. W. L. Tct. General Chemical Co 4 0 1.000 Wm. Graver Tank Wks 3 1 .750 Xor. Ind. Gas & Elec. Co.3 1 .750 Hubbard Steel Fdrs 2 2 .500 Gen. American Car Co 2 2 .500 GrasselH Chemical Co 1 3 .250 W. B. Conkey Co 1 3 .250 F. S. Betz Co 0 4 .000

BATTLE HEAVY BETTING AFFAIR

When Sailor Freeman and Joe Bishop clash in the semi-windup of the boxing show at Racine Friday night probably the biggest betting semi-windup match ever staged in these parts will be in full swing. About $2,000 will charge hands on the outcome. Ghetto followers of Freeman are backing him heavily to beat Bishop, yet as fast as a Freeman dollar appears It is snapped up by the Bishop admirers. Tommy Thomas and several of his friends yesterday invaded the Freeman quarters with bankrolls seeking takers. Some was placed, with offers to take the balance later. There is a lot of interest in this battle to say nothing of the bitterness. It's truly a grudge affair and will bring a host of fans to Racine.

In the qualifying round for the Juno prize at the Hammond Country club last Saturday afternoon the following score3 were made: Gross. Hdcp. Net. 1. T. McGill 94 7 S7 2. J. F. Barron 115 23 92 3. R. B. Robertson 123 34 SO 4. P. McCart 132 x 132 5. E. P. Deming 107 IS S3 6. Joe Ibach, Jr. 111 18 93 7. W. X. Porter 127 30 95 8. C. Scott 115 25 90 9. W. E. Russell 101 17 84 10. B. S. Walters 95 12 93 11. C. Kingwill 121 21 100 12. E. P. Ames .116 24 92 13. H. F. Allison 119 27 92 14. J. Huchel 119 x 119 15. W. A. Stout.. 113 38 85 16. L". Cox .1 103 17 92 17. Dr. Long 136 x 136 18. H. Call 105 19 86 19. W. A. Hill 106 13 93 20. Dr. Sharrer 109 19 90 21. J. X. Beckman 110 26 84 22. J. L. Rhode 99 16 8S 23. C. E. Barry, Jr 93 7 86 24. F. O. Paige 121 29 92 25. H. M. Johnson 108 17 91 26. Dr. T. Oberlin 109 " 17 92

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