Hammond Times, Volume 12, Number 36, Hammond, Lake County, 30 July 1917 — Page 3

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Monday, Julv 30. 1917.

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(Br JIN'GOE.) "With a. very small crowd of fan In attendance Hammond easily won over the West Ends at Parduhn park yesterday. The thermometer had attained its record height for the season, and it appeared that the beach was Setting the attention of the fans, rather than the ball park. The gate showed but five hundred in attendance and as a result the management lost money again. While this sort of weather cuts deeply into the profits of baseball, owner Parduhn feels confident that he will be reimbursed for his losses when his stick artists play a championship series with Albany Park and Waukegan very shortly. He will be content if he breaks even for the season. Hammond clearly out-classed the visitors yesterday. The score was 6 to 0. and it could as easily have been 15 if the Hammond boys had seen fit, for they simply toyed with the south slders thorougout the entire game. It was Just a trifle too warm, however, to pull any unnecessary antics, and after they had got a comfortable lead they loafed. Moll's error was an illustration of how easy they were taking it. It was his second for the season. One of the visitors hit out an easy roller to him. and he touched it and let it roll out of his mitts, but first was as far as the batter ever got. Mokate was the star performer in yesterday's game. Hammond fans will remember that this crack speedmerchant was taken from the West Ends in the early part of the season and he was trying to show up well befor his old club yesterday. You may Judge for yourself whether he did or not. Out of (our times at bat he got three clean, hits, two stolen bases, and nailed four flies that were driven toward him by the visitors. In the seventh the bases were full, two men were down, when Mokate stepped to bat. This was where he fanned. Manager Kavanaugh who is a very close

friend to Mokate was sitting on the beach and he successfully kidded the latter out of a hit. Henning allowed but six hits yesterday, whereas Hammond took elev-. en blows from Pitcher Ornsby. Pete fanned twelve and Ornsby three. Each pitcher allowed but one walk. Box Score

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Total... 6 12 27 -5 West Ends. R. II. P. A. Thiery. If 0 1 1 0 Moss, Sb 0 2 1 1 Ashley, cf. 0 X 4 0 Alm'st, lb 0 0 S 1 Cavanaugh. ss 0 12 0 McXichols. 2b 0 1 4 2 Barry, rf 0 0 0 0 Wade, c 0 0 S 2 Ormsby,' p o 1 1 "4 Total 0 7 29 10 West Ends 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Hammond 0 3 2 1 0 0 0 0 x 6 Errors Moll, Moss. McN'lchols. Ormsby. Extra-ase hits Two-base. Moll. Ashley. Strikeouts By Henning. 12: by Ormsby. 4. Bases on ballsOff Henning. 1: off Omrsby. 1. empire Titzpatrick.

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SCftTEiS DEFEAT WASHINGTON HEIGHT

(C4nimantcated. The Sc&tenaa easily defeated the Ivanhoes of Washington Heights Sunday, 10-4. The same was exciting from beginning to end. Every man on the Scatena team played good ball, especially Simon. Hess and Bakalar. Bakalar pitched good ball from beginning to end. 4 Th-e Scatenas got mo si o-f their runs In the toy.rtix i?. eighth. Je. the fourth Love started out by getting on base on an error on Laudick's aid. then stole eeoond. Hudson then tot oh by an

error of Vancol. also advancing Love

hit. scoring Love and advancing Hudson to third. Barman hit the ball next and caught Hudson between third and home. Hess knocked a two-bagger, scoring Barman and Daniels. Bakalar' got a walk and Simon hit the ball to. the left fielder but he dropped it, scoring Bakalar. Simon then stole second and "Pott ssacriflced him to third. Kennedy then made out. from pitcher to first baseman. This made five runs. . In the eighth Barman made out to the right fielder. Hess struck out. Bakalar made a hit, then Simon and then Potts made a good drive and scored Bakalar. Kennedy next up made a twobagger, scoring Simon and iotts. Love made a three-bagger, scaring Kennedy. Hudson flied out to the center fielder. . The Scatenas are going to Join the league for the loving cup. -

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B- H. P. A. E. Potts. 3b. X 1 2 1 0 Simon. If 1 .1 2 0 ,0 Kennedy, cf , 1 1 1 0 0 Love, lb 1 1 7 2 0 Hudson, rf 1 2 0 0 0 Daniels, 2b 11 1 1 0 Barman, ss. 1 2 2 3 2 Hess, c 1 2 11 0 0 Bakalar. p 2 1 1 2 0

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Krahn. c. 1 1 S 0 1 Total 4 5 24 9 4 Scatenas 0 0 0 5 1 0 0 4 x 10 Ivanhoes 14200010 0 4 Struck out By Bakalar, 10; by Cohan. 6; Walks Off Bakalar. 2; off Cohan. 2. Two-base hits Hudson. Hess, Kennedy. Wagenhalls. Threebase hit Love. Umpire Simmons. Scorer A. -Shrensky.

EAST CHICAGO

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The Marshall A. C. yesterday won the silver cup put up by the Chicago Business Men's Circle ty defeating the East

OjChica&J Business Men's Association 0 nine. to 0, at West Pullman. Stokes

pitching and tha third basing of HofC, late of Peoria, were the features. Marshall has won 18 and lost 2 this season. Score: Marshall A. C.

R. H. P. Braudy, If. 1 1 1

Miller, ss. 0 Weber, cf. 0 Irish, lb. 1 Harding, c. 0 Hoff, 3b. 1 Lavans, rf. 0 Kassidy, rf. 0 Rousch, 2b. L 0 Stokes, p. - 0

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Total 3 13 27 East Chicago.

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Juaker, rf. o 0 Rhodes, 3b. . 0 1 Cham, 2b. o 0 Olson, c. 0 1 Shays, p. 0 0

1 Oready have enlisted and the fistic 2 2eolony Is pretty well depleted. Al 1 .Borgett, Milwaukee handball cham6 lpion, Joined, the Wisconsin cavalry 3 jome iime ago. Ted Jamieson. the

lightweight champion of the. A. A. V., Total 0 3 27 ioenliste(1 in the ambulance corps. Marshall 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 0 3Georse Kilbane. former amateur East Chicago C 0000000 0 ocnarapion- ,3 now at Plattsburg in tho Errors Weber? Miller. Kellv. Woort.ofr;cers' training. The national guard

Extra-base " hits Two-base. Hoff,claimed Eddie Boehme.

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Harding. Rhodes; three-base. Irish.wala- '" cnarnpion; uerRousch. Braudy. Strike-outs Bvald Donnelly and John Reilly have enFtoko. 14: by Sharp. 7. Bases on ballslisted ln the avy-

Off Stokes, 2; off Shays, 3. Vmpi Koll.

MH-WAUKEE BOXERS

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