Hammond Times, Volume 12, Number 8, Hammond, Lake County, 26 June 1917 — Page 3

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(By A TSger fan.) EAST CHICAGO,. IND., June 25. The fast East Chicago Tigers won thetr seventh straight Fame of the season when they trimmej the fast Xaaleman's of Indiana Harbor Sunday by the score of 3 to 2. Faherty was hurling for Tigers and had the Harbor boys at his mercy, allowing them but two hits and striking out 15 men. "While Gallic, the Harbor star, was hammered for 7 hills. Babin, the first sackez was the star with the stick getting two doubles and a single, Shot was next

with twolhits. Tigers von their game In the sixth inning when Shaffer hit a single and Loda's and'Balrin's doubles putting over two runs that won the game. The feature of the same was the fielding of the Tiger's star Unfleld while in the outfield Schwant was- the star. Xext Sunday Tigers will cross bats for the second time this season with the strong Gary Red Sox. Tigers have a few open dates for July and would like to hear from pome fast teams in Lake county. The lineups: Tigers Shaffer, ss: DeLore, c; Shot. 2b: Loda, 2b; Bafcin. lb; Smith, F. Jumche, rf; Schwunt, cf; Jamroz, If ; j

J. J. Xagdemans Ttmm, cf; Blumenthal. 1

fs: ilcKula, 2b; Hodmes, c; iloise. 3b; Gardel. lb; Galik, p;Headwall, rf; Benson, If. Score by innings: Tigers 0 0 1 0 0 2 0 0 0 3 Xagdemans 0 0 0 0 0 0 ft 1 1 2 Batteriesr-Faherty and DeLore; Galik and Holmes. Two base hits Loda, i Babin. Struck out By Faherty. 15; by' Galik, 8. Umpire F. Loda. For games Phone 1125-M between 7 and 8 p. m. or write- JSs. Stachura, 5016 "Walsh avenue. East Chicago.

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SHAMROCKS TRIUMPH OVER ROEERTSDALE (By A B. B. Bu?.) The Shamrocks journeyed to Kobertsdale Sunday and easily defeated the F.obertsdale Grays by a score of 15 to 2. M. Kelly was the feiaUire of the game, holding the Grays to 3 hits and striking out 14 batsmen. The hitting of Grimberg, Leo Lewandowski. V. Hoeppner, all three getting ,a two base hit also featured the game.

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Dick Crutcher. Dick Crutcher, who is paid to "pitch for John Ganzel's Kansas City Blues, rmght do a bit of starring in the American Association if ha Wuld buckle down and go about his work in earnest. Crutcher looked very promising when he was. with the Braives a few seasons back, but didn't eeem willing to make the most of what he had. He did good work at different times for Kansas City last season, but he is under suspension at present for failure to condition ihimself .

STANDING OF INTER-CITY INDUSTRIAL

LITTLE ROCKS DEFEAT H0MEW00D ATHLETIC CLUB

The Little Rocks defeated the Homewood A. C. on the former's grounds Sunday by a score of S-5. Joe Baldwin 4was the feature of the game, striking out 11 batsmen, while his opponents, Keating and Klick, struck, out 8 men. The Little Rocks will play the Hammend Grays Sunday, July 1st, at ReidMurdock Park. Game called 2:30 sharp. The Little .Rocks would like to book games with any Lake county teams. For games phone or write H. C. Chandler, 500 Chicago avenue. Phone 1755. Score by innings: Little F.ocks 0 0 6 0 0 0 1 1 08 12 Homewood 1 0 0 2 1 0 1 0 0 5 4 Batteries Joe Baldwin. F. Gratwlck; Keating, Klick, Peterson. Histor.

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AtCoIumbfa. Park in a 7-inning game called by agreement the Eagle P. C. defeated the Scatenas 6 to 3. Score: R HE Eagle P.-C. 5 0 0 0 0 1 0 6 8 1 S catenas 0 0 2 0 0 1 0 3 7 4 Two base hits Flynn. Coulon, C. Froelke. Tha-ee base hit Lynch. Home run Potts. Struck out By Flynn. 13; by Froelke. .4. . Bases, on balls Flynn, 7; off Froelke. 1.

ROCHE FOR REFEREE NEW YORK, June 26. Billy Roche has been selected to referee the Johnny Dundee-Willie Jackson bout at the St. Xicholaa Rink next Friday night. Dundee held out against McPartland. but Jackson readily consented to accept Roche.

WIN" again. SCORE was 6 to 5. HAD to play eleven Innings. GETTING harder every Sunday.

THANKS to Pete Henning's timely

hit. IT surely was a beaut. AND it all happened in the "crapp" shooter's Inning. SHORTSTOP Knight also comes in for a slice of the honor.

MAC THOMPSON came near brean-

ing up the game in the tenth with that long drive to the fence. HUDSON who was on second was so confident the ball was going over tne fence THAT he let them double him at third. IT'S about time some of the local players get a little more batting practice. A FEW of them have not started on their batting average. PETE can not win every game. DON'T think it would be a bad idea IF Mgr. Parduhn would get A NEW second sacker SHANNON is getting to look a little bad IF Rohde could only get rid of that sore arm HE would be the boy to play on second. HARRT MOLL is getting everything coming his way MUST f had 7 assists. OUR friend CLARENCE THOMPSON is running Just about as fast , AS the current in the Calumet river. THE gamblers who thought it was time for Hammond to lose . "WILL have to wait until next Sunday's game t BUT we advise them TO bet on a good team AND not on a cat in the bag. NEXT Sunday "Egg" Cronin will bring his gang of Galligan EBBA Habba's out TO try and trim the locals.

CHICAGO. June 26. Crafts W. Hlggins, assistant secretary of the Western Golf association, who returned yesterday from St. Joseph, reports that the Trans-Mississippi Golf association raised $2,500 for the Red Cross at the annual tournament. In the qualifying i-ound each contestant was assessed 2 cents for each stroke. By this means $300 was raised. The Western Golf association hopes to equal the amount raised by the Trans-Mississippi men. and as a starter Vice President T. B. Boyd of St. Louis has promised to send $100 as his entry fee. Entries for the western amateur championship, which will start July 9 at the Midlothian Country club, close July 2. The annual competition for the Olympic cup will be held July 7.

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NEW YORK. June 26. Report of a record breaking high Jump by Clinton Larsen of Brlgham Toung university, has been received by Amateur Athletic union officials. According to mailed affidavits, Larsen Jumped 6 feet 8ft inches in a recent exhibition at Salt Lake City. After allowing for the sag in the bar and other technicalities, the leap still measures 6 feet 7 inches, which is 11-16 or an inch better than the record made by Eddie Beeson at Berkeley, Cal.. May 2. 1914. ."When the athletic authorities of the university were informed that the Jump could not be accepted as a record, as it was not made in competition, as required by the A. A. U. rules, they announced that Larsen would be given another opportunity to establish a new record on July 4. On that day he will be formally entered in an open high Jumping event against Alma Richards una

other noted performers. Larsen's Jumps in his recent exhibition were as follows: 4 feet. 6 inches; 5 feet; 5 feet. 6 inches; 6 feet; 6 feet, 4 inches; 6 feet. 8 hi inches.

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KAUFMANNfrWOLF - Hammond.Ino,

Special DRUG SALE Tomorrow

1 Fine Summer Frocks of Sheer Voile

and Rice Cloth at S6.98 Few stores are showing as many exquisite new styles as we are offering at this low price. The cool daintiness of voile and rice cloth make them .favorite dress fabrics for summer wear. They come in stripes, dots

and figures, in almost every shade. All have touches

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DR. WILLIAMS SAYS GOPHERS WILL HAVE TEAM MINNEAPOLIS. MINN.. June 26. The University of Minnesota will take up football again next fall, in the opinion of Dr. Henry L. Williams, coach of the Gopher eleven. "I am satisfied Minnesota will play

out its football schedule next fall." Dr.

Williams declared. "It is not possible to make an official statement to this

effect, but I feel certain that it will

come about."

If footbal is re-established. Dr. Wil

liams must develop a team from raw material, as all the veter gridiron stars

have entered military service.

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CHICAGO 39 20

Boston 37 22 New Tork 34 24 Detroit 28 27 Cleveland 30 J 2 St. Louis 23 35 Washington ,22 ?,6 Philadelphia 19 S6 Yesterday's Kesults. Washington. 4; Boston. 0. Boston, 4: Washington. 3. New Tork, 1; Philadelphia. 0. New Tork. 7; Philadelphia, 5. Cleveland. 9: St. Louis. 6. Detroit at Chicago, rain.

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Philadelphia 34 New Tork -33 CHICAGO :v 36 St. Louis 30 Cincinnati 31 Brooklyn 24 Boston 21 Pittsburgh 19

Yesterday's Sesolta. Philadelphia, 2: New Tork, 0. Brooklyn. 3; Boston, 2. Brooklyn, 4; Boston. 2. No other games scheduled.

2020 28 28 35 29 31 37

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JACK MUNRO HAS SILVER STRIKE ELK LAKE. June 26. Jac! Munro. formerly of the original Princess Patricias Regiment has discovered quite a spectacular silver vein on a claim near here. In the early days of Slk Lake Munro was a familiar character here, having been the first mayor of the

town. His good fortune is pleasant

news. In that his right arm. due to

wounds received in France, i.s almost

totally useless.

of combination colorings

for women and misses. . . Women's and Misses' New Coat Dresses priced at

$7.9

Dresses you could not duplicate for anywhere near the money. Onepiece coat style dresses carefully made of pongee in stripes and the new Khaki Kool designs- Splendid dresses for vacation ff wear. Priced at VW

Women's and Misses'Ne w Sport Suits at

12.98

Smart styles, made of striped maerlal with plain white collar and cuffs; will launder nicely. A splendid assortment of colors to choose I from just Vhat you want for thej summer outing trip, all sizes. Specially priced (,"fj

$18.50 Coats Beautiful Models at $13.98

High-grade Coats, beautifully made of finest quality Wool Poplins and Gabardines, high waisted models, single and doublestrap belts with fancy large buckles. Many are gathered at the

waist-line and have large top collars of silk. They come fn

apple green, navy blue and black.

I1S.50 garments at

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SHOE Specials Barefot Sandal Two-strap barefoot sandals; made of Lotus calf, sewed soles Misses' sizes 79o Child's sizes 69o X a f a a t Mary Janes Little tots' ankle-strap patent leather slippers, ribbon bow trimmed, solid leather soles. Pair 69o White C a a v a a Slippers One and two - strap White Sea Island Canvas Slippers, bow trimmed, solid leather soles. Sizes 84 to 2. at $1.39

NOTICE

On and after Monday. July 2, all bar

ber shops will close on Mondays at 6 p m. Raise in prices, shave 20c and hair

cut, 40c Hammond. 6-25-6t

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Money to Loan On Hammond, East Chicago and Gary, Flat and Business Property. 5 years, six per cent interest. E. E, Pierson ' Hammond. With Lake County Savings & Trust Co.

PATENTS BEND FOB MY FREE BOOS, -HOW TO GET THEM,

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consultation any bualnvaa day in the fear or any Monday evening until o'clock. Service beat to t any price, and It coots leaa. Fhona Central 6S60.

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Silk and Wool Dress Skirts Our Eastern buyer was very fortunate In securing 500 beautiful new Silk and Wool Dress Skirts, worth $8.50 to $10.00, to sell at $5.98 and SG.98 It would be next to Impossible to describe the beauty of these skirts In -writing they must be seen to be appreciated. Assortments Include all the new pocket and belt effects. Materials are the very finest Khaki Kool Silks, Taffetas, Silk Poplins, Tub Silks, Pongees, Striped Serges, Velour Plaids and Shepherd Checks. Colors, include gold, rose, Copenhagen, Wistaria, Chartreuse, silver gray, honey, tan, navy and black. Perfectly amazing, such a choice at such low prices. Sizes for all ,

Half Price for Trimmed Hats

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All of our higher grade Hats worth upwards from 10 on sale at half price- This Includes Milans, Leghorns, Panamas and Made Hats In the latest summer effects, suitable for all dress occasions. All arevery prettily trimmed with beautiful flowers, ribbons and feather

novelties. Tour choice, Friday and Saturday at ..

HALF PRICE

Women's Trimmed Hats, Values to $5.00, Priced at S2.50

BIG CUT RATE DRUG SALE When you think of Drugs and Toilet goods you naturally think of the Rexall Store. There is never a doubt as to the quality of Rexall Goods and the prices are always the lowest.

Starmoay Blco PowOaar la attractive packages, two

tints, 5q pkff. Specially priced at. 100 Steronetto Snc and JPufT, tbo box. special this sale. for 26o BanStol Cream, Cold Craaat,

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Cream, Soo Jars, special

Jerma Viva ZJdniA, flesh and white tlnta, SOo bottles, special "Wednesday 83o Stork Casta Soap, veils reg-ularly at SOo straight. Special, per bar 7i4o SCeaaea'a Talcum Powder Special. "Wednesday, per can 12o Celery JCtoa; Tea for eonatlpatlon, S5o pk. 160

Saadarlaa for dandruff. JSo bottle, special Wednesday at leo Soott'a Smnlslosi of Cod Xavar Oil, a nutritive ton la. 60c bottle, special ,3o

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Wampola's Beef, Iron aad Wine, an excellent tonlo, $1.00 bottles at 68a

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JACK CTJRLEY SUES WILLARD IN . NEW YORK KEW TORK, June 28. A Supreme Court order signed hers lata yesterday requires Jess "Wlllard, champion heavyweight pugilist, to show causa today why he should not be enjoined from giving performances In New Tork state' In connection with his recently purchased circus. The order was issued on application of John Curley, former pwmoter f WiUard.

Getting Money Into Circulation, ' Money la sent from trearury to gab treasuries and from thess It la. distributed to bank. It ia drawn out of bonks to bo nsed la payment of wagea, e&lariea or exchange and thus geta Into circulation.

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FRED R, MOTT, Pros, PRANK HAMMOND, Vies) Prea.

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Crown Point, Indiana. Branch Offices at Hammond and Gary.

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