Hammond Times, Volume 11, Number 309, Hammond, Lake County, 12 June 1917 — Page 3

Tuesday, June 12, 1917

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CROWN rOIXT. INI)., June 12 Next Sunday will be a gala day for the motorcyclists of the county within a radius of two or three hundred miles of this place, when it is expected over three thousand knights of the two wheeled chariots will assemble at the Lake county fair grounds, after a long grind from their respective starting points. The erent which will terminate in a big picnic at this place has been arranged, over two thousand motorcyclists belonging to various Chicago and its suburban clubs to make the trip to Cedar Lake and a quick return to the fair grounds and park where the day's evgnts, which will probably consist of some exciting motorcycle races and other athletic events will be held. t The local motorcycle club has been notified of the big event but have not been asked to make any arrangements, that being entirely take care of by the Chicago management. In the event of favorable weath it Is expected that at least 2,000 motorcyclists will be- in attendance.

GUM TO STAY II GUY

Gary schools will not lose their most aucessful athletic advisor. Jack Gilroy, this year, as was rumored. Mr. Gilroy has Intimated that he will stay in Gary at least another year. It was understood that the school city of Duluth, Minn., was after Coach Gilroy. Gilroy has for years been the leading athletic director in Gary schools and took a foremost part in county and state affairs. He has turned out many winning teams in all lines of sport and. some wonderful athletes, among them, Paul Hake. John "Wicks, Charles Harris, Bernard Szold and many others. With the students body he has always been popular. A few nights ago an elaborate dance at Emerson high school was held in his honor.

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NEW YORK. June 12. Jess Willard has purchased the -Buffalo Bill Wild West show from Edward Arlington, sole owner, for $105,000 and will continue the show under his own management. The outfit includes two trains of cars. 200 horses, and all equipment. Melville B. Raymond will assist in the management, and Arlington will route and railroad the show. The show opened in Holyoke. Mass., yesterday. It has been out since early spring and has been doing a big business. Arlington's reasons for selling are declared to be a desire to confine his efforts- to railroad work, in which he was manager for the shows of the late James A. Bailey.

The New York Giants have a great baseball machine, but they have displayed more than once a want of braininess. If Jawn McGraw has noticed the flaw he might give his boys an inspiration by setting them a better example. Some feel that Muggsy's behavior on the diamond at times shows a lack of deep thought. As for example when he flies at an umpire in a fury and tweaks his nose or something of the sort.

St. Casimers won its fourth straight victory Sunday by defeating the State Line Twisters, 9 to 7. The Casimers would like to hear from teams averaging from 15 to 17 year old a game for next Sunday. Call Frank Novak, phone 1736.

White Sox Routed , From Hotel byGas Attack.

NEW YOBK, June 12. Had the White Sox possessed gas masks In their military equipment they would have had opportunity to wear them yesterday. While athletes were In the hotel lobby at noon awaiting awaiting word from the Folo grounds, ammonia fumes swept through. There was a sudden epidemic of sniffing and watering eyes, followed quickly by a charge on the exits. The athletes were first out, followed by numerous women guests. It was raining, hut the drizzle seemed to be considered the lesser of the two evils. The fire department was called and soon located a broken ammonia pipe in the refrigerating plant in the basement.

BRITTON MEETS. LEWIS SEVENTEEN TIMES NEW TORK, June 12. Jack Britton, welterweight champion, and Ted Lewis, the English welter, will furnish the feature bout of this week's schedule at the St. Nicholas ring tonight. This will be the seventeenth meeting of this pair.

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$900,000 SUIT AGAINST BALL 'TRUST' OPENS

PHILADELPHIA. PA., June 12. As an aftermath to the dissolution of the Federal League, the magnates of the National and American League clubs defended themselves in Federal court here yesterday against a suit brought by the owners of the defunct Baltimore club fc joon.nno. Th& Baltimore club alleged organized baseball is a trust controlling and dominating every part of the game, even to the manufacture and sale of baseballs. , Stuart S. Janney, representing the Baltimore club, opened up the case for the plaintiff, saying in his address the suit was not an attack upon the integrity of baseball as an institution. He insisted, however, that baseball was. not a sport, but a business at the present time, in which 12,000 men gained their livelihood.

INNING BILL

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the most notable part of the service of our Shoe Section is that of "keeping prices down," offering our customers the very best qualities and the most approved styles at prices as low as the average store would have asked a year or two ago. here's an example of our values

Men's "Cadaco" make, strictly all-leather shoes of gun metal calf, but

ton or lace, very latest last; a shoe that will give splendid

service and is very comfortable. All sizes, pair

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Men's genuine Elk: Outing Shoes tan or black: per pair $2.50

In a seventeen-inning battle the Scatena Colts defeated the Nagdemans. 5 to 4. at Columbia park. The box score follows: Scatena Colts. AB. R. H. PO. A E. Simon, ss 9 1 4 4 3 0 Potts, 3b.... 9 2 3 3 3 0 Kennedy, cf 9 2 3 4 0.1 Love, rf 8 0 1 5 0 0

Lynch, lb 8 0 0 Hudson, If 8 0 1

Hess, x: 8 0 Newman, 2b 5 0 Flynn, p 8 0

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TOTALS 75 5 14 49 19 3 Xagdemana. AB. R. H. PO. A E. Bulb, ss 7 113 4 1 Galik. p .. 7 0 1 4 6 2 Kropack, c '.. 7 0 3 12 3 0 Holmes, 2b 7 0 0 5 1 0 Tlmm. rf 7 0 0 1 0 0 Morris, 3b . . 7 0 1 2 1 3 Benson, If 7 0 0 1 0 0 Cohen, lb. 6 2 0 14 1 3 Bakalar, cf 6 12 9 10

TOTALS 61 4 8 51 17 9 Two-base hits Bakalar, Potts. Three-base h'.ts Potts, Love. Struck out By Flynn, 11; by Galik, 9. Base on balls Off Flynn, 7; oft 'Galik, 5. 'Hit by pitcher Galik. 3.

INDUSTRIAL LEAGUE ' HEGORDS BIS SCORES

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In the Inter-City Industrial league the General Chemical Company defeated Conkeys. 15 to 3, and the General Car Company beat ' the Northern

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team, 11 to 1U. ine scores iuhuv.. R. H. E. Conkey 3 4 10 General Chemical Co 15 12 4 Batteries Delave and Glaza; Rander and Zimmerman.

THAT SUNDAY BALL GAME

WAS a "darb." OUTSIDE of the first inning it was A WONDERFUL exhibition of the national pas'time. HAD an Ideal day WITH 10 other Ideals as opponents WE walloped them 6 to 0 AND made it seven straight ALL in one inning too CAN you imagine it! NO use talking HAMMOND has got a real ball club now WITH "Lightning" Knight stationed at short, "RIVER" SHANNON around second THE infield has the appearance of the "old time" Cub machine. WE'LL have to let . the hard-hityng outfield talk for itself. OUTSIDE of getting tangled up with THE every Sunday riding fans HARRT MOLL played an excellent game at third. WHEN Red Hudson received, that split finger THE "Where's Bart" cry rang out BUT after" our own Eddie Brennan showed the old spirit and HOPPED into a suit and finished the games THEY handed him a thundering applause WHICH he surely deserved. OWNER Parduhn didn't make no mistake when he let Heilman go and PUT Mokate in his place MOKATE can bat and field rings around him. SHORTSTOP Novak of the Ideals is a credit to any team. WALSH was "big stick" man, with 3 hits. ROHDE is a lucky guy in getting to first HE seems to get there without hitting the ball. NEXT Sunday THE Roseland Eclipse with a revised team will try and get revenge FOR the beating Hammond handed them in the first game. AND for the benefit of the boys who are going to Join the army we will sing "MY Body Lies Over the Ocean."

CITY LEAGUERS BOOK SEVEN SUNDAY GAMES

City League magnates gathered at their headquarters, 180 West Washington street, Chicago, and booked seven games for Sunday. The Britt-Midway and Grand Crossings consolidated and the team will be known as the Midways. Art Fingel has been retained, as manager. Sunday's schedule is as follows: Murleys at Albany Park. Mutuals at Cicero. Merrimacs at Cragin. Ideals at Waukegan. Roseland Eclipse at Hammond. Ind. Jake Stahls at Grand Crossing. Galligans at Chicago Heights. West Ends st American Giants Park.

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finest voile blouses $1.98 Two styles pictured; there are many more equally as attractive, developed of a very fine quality voile, richly trimmed with dainty laces and embroideries; very latest models , all sizes at $1.98

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Women's White Footwear

White Canvas Shoes, splendid styles, genuine leather soles and heels. Odds and end3 of regular $2 and $2 50 shoes priced specially for Wednesday at $1.19

A special yalue in Sport Coats $1.98

For Wednesday we offer these smart Sport Coats for outing wear. They are made

of linene in pink and rose, with large

white collar, cuffs and belt; will .-ash nicely. Special .

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Sport Coats new stripes $2.48 Washable Sport Coats like the one pic

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Special Values in Striped Tub Skirts $1.25

Charming Frocks of Siiverbloom $13.98 You'll find several very attractive models developed in siiverbloom cloth, also in linen. High waisted styles, some pleated, large square collars, novelty pockets, sash belts. Splendid range of 1 Q QQ colors I OivO

Washable Sport Skirts at $2.98

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Double S. & H. Stamps Wednesday

R. H. E. X. Ind. Gas Co 11 17 4 General Car Co 10 12 3 Batteries Blissmer and Hildebrand; Giapp ad Barnes. RED SOX VS. ROSS SPECIALS The Gary Red Sox defeated the Ross Special at Froebef Sunday by a score of 7 to 4. Fred Scliutz the Ross star was knocked out in the third and Mohart the Gary Works all star relieved him. The feature -of the game was the twobase drive over ripht field fence by M. Miller with the bases full.

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AMEBIC AIT LHAQUC. W. U Tct. CHICAGO 33 15 .6SS Boston 29 15 .659 New York . 24 20 .545 Cleveland - -26 25 .510 Detroit 20 24 .455 St. Louis 18 27 .400 Washington 17 29 .370 Philadelphia 15 27 .357 Yesterday' Besnlts. All games postponed rain. NATIONAL 1EAQUE. W. Li. Pet. Philadelphia 26 15 .634 New York 28 16 ..619 CHICAGO 29 21 .580 St. Louis 25 21 .543 Cincinnati j23 28 .451 Boston 16 22 .421 Brooklyn 16 23 .410 Pittsburgh 15 30 .333 Yesterday's Keanlts. Xew York, S; Chicago, 2. Boston. 2; Pittsburgh, 0. Cincinnati, 3; Brooklyn, 2. St. Louis. 5; Philadelphia, 4. TIGERS WIN FIFTH (Special to Thb Times.) EAST CHICAGO, IND.. June 12.

East Chicago Tigers won their fifth straight game of the season Sunday when the defeated Indiana Harbor Nationals by the score of 4 to 2. Joe Faherty was hurling for the Tigers and had the Harbor boys at his mercy, allowing them only five hits, while the Tigers hammered Szitas, the Harbor pitcher, for 10 hits. The feature of the game was tha fielding of Shot and Loda. B. Smith, Shot. DeLore and Faherty were the stars with the stick. Next Sunday the Tigers will cross bats with the fast Kindt Colts of Lansing and a god game is expected. Score: Tigers 0 0, 2 0 1 0 0 0 1 4 Nationals 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 02 Batteries Faherty and DeLore; Szitas and Bahel. Tigers have a few open dates for July and would like to hear from any fast team in Lake county. For game write to Jos. F. Stachura. 5016 Walsh

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