Hammond Times, Volume 12, Number 131, Hammond, Lake County, 22 November 1917 — Page 7

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MERSON GARY, HIS THE EDGE

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Gary has a bunch of pfootball fans who make Hammond every time the bisr team plas.

nabhit Maranville if going to enlist. Yfs. we said "going to." '

j One man's guess on - the Ham. -P. V. j same Sunday is as good as another, ours is Hammond 10. P. V. 6. What's

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Years' Champs Lose One Man in Graduations,

yours .

j The Cubs aro reported to be trying

to purchase Al Mamaux from the Pirates. If they insist on buying a Pittsburgh pitcher, why don't they $o after Cooper?

CVith football in the discard Lake county high achools are turnips their attention to basketball. The schedule which follows is longer than usual. Prophets claim this seasons scrap for the title will be a nip and tuck one. Emerson of Gary ha the shade Inasmuch as they lost but one man from their state championship runnerup

team of last year.

Col. Ebbets excuses the showing of his team on tha score of accidents to players. Tho Yankees beat him to that line of argument by a couple of years.

Jack Gilroy, Gary's famous football coach, hasn't figured out that Gary H. S. defeat yet and you can't blame Jack for doping it out that "the best team doesn't always win.".

Hammond look forward to bright futures. The schedule: 1 Crown Point. 2 East Chicago. 3 Emerson, Gary. 4 Froebel. Gary. 5 Hammond. S Hobart. 7 Lowell. S Whiting. The top figures indicates th place where the gam -will be played.

Boss Parduhn is bucking the Lloyds of England. Ha is going to bet $500.

Froebel, Gary, and- as was rumored yesterday, on Sunday's

game with Pine Village. If he wins ho will stake $1,000 on the Turkey day battl with Cornell-IIamburgs and if again successful h will wager the $2,000 on the Friar clash Dec. 2. They'll need many a rabbit's foot to beat Par-

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Three thousand raving bugs broke loose at H. A. A. field a week ago last Sunday when the Cornel l-Hamburgs. Chicago's eleven d luxe, fell before the impregnable Hammond team, 13 to 3.

Better grab your seats arly from now

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Jack GUI and Dr. Clark will bowl the

at the national tourney at

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Walter Conkey is getting in shape again and is anchoring for the Conkey Mfice force. Sure, young Walter! Turn cm over.

Jv'ext Monday night the Conkey office force and machinists will clash.

Just think girls, a bad day, and we lost to Racing. Davenport beat Racine and we skinned Davenport an de-ther comparative scores show we could whip them about SO to 0 now. But

' that's what Sherman said war was.

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mec-t Chicago's middleweight rhampion-

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day at Lmfrson neia. rary. uoacn jiiroy after bolstering up his semi-profs anticipates victory.

FORT WITHE PROTESTS ST L09KUP

A protest from Manager Fisherins of the Fort Wayne Friars against "loading up" was today answered by Manager Paul. Parduhn of the Hammond club with the statement that he is merely enlarging his squad in Tder to play three games in on week. It cannot h reasonably expected of v Hub of eighteen men to play three hard gams in & week, and Parduhn is increasing thw number of men to twenty-five. And anyway Hammond has no agreement with the Friars as 'n the number or class of men it shall rday when Fort Wayne Invades the Plate Line town December 2. If Hammond had the following ba'ikfteld: F.ichenlaub, Oliphant. Chick Harley and Faddy Drisooli, Fort Wayne wouldn't have a kick coming:. Ned!es to say, Parduhn hasn't all

Understand" Gary bowlers are after 191 S state bowling meet. It was held at Ft. Varie this year, last year at In-di.-iiiapolis and in 1913 it was first held at Gary. The national tourney is slated to be rolled at Cincinnati.

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l It may be true that the Michigan! Central is going to run a special train1 of box cars for the deadheads on the siding for the P. V. game, we don't: know. I Xobody would be sorry if the roof j on one of the cars would fall in, how- j ever. Probably we'll run a cheap skate j column next Monday and print a few names.

Gary is getting to be a mecca for 1 battlers. Bat Mueller, winner of the : Detroit middleweight amateur show in j 1916, has made the stel city his resi-j dence. A press report states he is i

anxious to secure a bout with Hammond's middleweight star, Macey Roberts.

SETTLE YOUR SCRAFSON FIELD THE TIMES finds it necessary to repeat that it will not be the goat for controversies that arise between amateur teams over ahe results of their fames. Fight your battles on the gridiron like men and not in the columns of a newspaper. The Standards and Twisters of Hammond seem to have some dispute in which the public in general is not Interested. Anonymous letters will not be noticed.

Macey has proven himself a "comer

and is working out daily. He is out j for big game and if the new Garyite ' can prove himaelf worthy in all prob- J

abilities a match will be arranged.

WHADDJA

Rensselaer is one of Hammond's strong supporters in pro-football, and j if there's ever a neutral game that town's the place to take it. '

Boy. look in the morgue for a cut of Paddy Driscoll's educated foot for tomorrow.

Bill Daegliesh, Hammond's golf pro, will not go back to Newark, O., this

winter, but a Job here.

KM ABOUT THIS EUY?

FORT WAYNE SCARED TO DEATH id

Friars Hear That Driscoll and Blocker Are to Play With Wabash Team Next Sunday.

New football teams can reer hope to hae the record of the crack team representing Pine Village. Indiana. In the past 18 years

wilt stick around and get the pine village tram has only ben

It's fine to "be a big league president. John K. Tener is going to be re-elected president of the National league at an increase over his present scale, $23,000 a year.

They're going to have a big show at Gary Thursday night. Tony Bokich, j one of the many claimants on the state i middle eight wrestling championship. ' is scheduled to meet Curley Davis of j Hammond at Turner hall tinder j auspices of tha Bell A. C. Ed Smith, ( dean of sporting writers, will officiate. !

At the ringside will f. Martin Delancy, Joe Coffey and others famous in sporting circle. "Pop" dabby and Morris Champaign. Hammond celebrities, will watch their favorite tustle.

Hammond's police department has two champions. , Bob Law is the crack pistol shot and Bailiff James Trost challenges all comers with the rifle.

Here, here. The Maroons were held to a 21 score tie by their freshman the other day. Report that Stags was "raving" was probably justified.

defeated once. Recently tho team win hfild to a 0-0 score by the crack Cincirmati Celts. The Fine Villacc team of course is not made . altogether of the natives of Pine Village, but the team has always gathered the class to comprise it and every season finds it with a very strong lineup. Van Aken, King. Keith. Hooker. Stonebraker. Paeon and Banjan are all players of national proin inenf who are playing with Pino Village this seasonSouth Bend Tribune. Evidently the above is why South Bend never amounted to a hill of beans as an athletic town. A snorted who is as passe as thp chap w ho wrote that ought to go off somewhere and die. Pine Viilso lias been beaten twice already this ytar and once by Hammond.

Eirheniaub, Harley, Driscoll and Oli-

phantt Oh. big Dick! Wouldn't Quintet make some backfield?

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GOPHER JRS, BEAT IMS

FORT WAYNE, Ind., Nov. 11. That the team the Friars will play next Sunday will not be the makeshift organization that so disastrously represented Wabash A. A. during the early weeks of the season is being taken for granted by the Friars, who knowthat when the downstaters unload Sunday at league park it will be with a regular football outfit. One story has it that Paddy Driacoll and Blocker of Hammond ate to be with Waliash in this game, but whoever they are it !s certain tht Wabash will as usual spring something- at the last irinute. The matching of these two teams has sent football inteiest roeketing. and the battle cry is out, "Beat Waba;h." It is assured that this game will attract s record crowd, for the seat sale, which opened this morning, started with a rush., forehanded fans crabbing the best locations as rapidly as they could be taken from th racks. Wabash already has claimed a block of POO seats in the eat bleachers, where the visiting rooters will be massed opposite the "howling hundred" pulling for the Friar". There will be no advance in prices for this game. Of course, while Wabash is loading tip. the Friars do n"t intend going into this game hand icappd by the absence of the men hurt last Sunday and using second-string men. A center of national reputation is to be here to replace Feeney. and Gloekson as well as one other new guard will be on hand, while the baekfleld will have plenty of re!i"f material. Three Ansumeri 'mes. Wabapb has snt the- official line-up for Sunday, and included in the list of players are the names ".Smith." "Jones' and "Williams." end iji each rase they are markerl a assume names. It is presumed they are either college varr;ty men or are professionals who are under conMact and want to secrete the fact that they arc playing with Wabash next Sunday.

SHE WASN'T EXCITED OVERJHE GAME Besides It Was Blanche's Business What She Was Doing With Her Hand.

This is Drury t'nderwoods latest: "Blanche Ring being in town, it is possible to revive a story concerning her as a card player. She had never taken up poker until slje allowed herself to be blended into a. famil party, and sat in more as a dutiful relative than as an impulsive gamester. 'Her apathy was shown in a pot wherein she was the fourth player in line. The first three had spoken with chips, but Miss Ring was silent and absorbed. Her cards were folded on the tablo, unhandled. and she sat in a position somewhat strained. Her attitude gave no hint whether she was in the pot or out of it. The contenders, all trying to conceal impatience, were still until one of them asked: " 'Blanche, what are you doing with your hand?' "Miss Ring fushed a bit and replied, with a t'uch of asperity: "Tf you MUST ktiov,, I am fixing my garters.'"

BUI! BEATEN BY ERTLE

Bantams 'Put Up Great Fight in Milwaukee Ring Ertle's Experience Gets Him a Shade.

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Coat. Krlckson of Emerson high. Gary, has started season's basketball workouts. Last year Emerson was the runnerup at the state n--t and through graduation lost but one man. Its team this year will be a hummer. Emerson interclass series has started with the eenior and sophomore teams on top.

Mack Wheat, the young Brooklyn. "he speedy copher Juniors toon tn

catcher, is running an automatic base-1 Hammond Murlcys into enmp Sunday ball game in St. Joseph, Mo. That's -and defeated them to a tune of to 0. the" only kind of baseball one can ex- J The both teams were about evenly pect from a member of the Dodgers. j matched but the Gopher Juniors

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their only touch down.

Ask Yourseif How You Can cause wide as the world and high as Heaven.

NEW TORK, Nov. 22. Jess Willard wants to fight Georges Carpentier for the heavyweight championship of the orld. it was reported yesterday. In view of the fact that a lot of Atlantic Ocean runs between N,ew Tork and somewhere in France, and thai Carpentier is in army service. Jess probably is perfectly safe in declaring he wants to fight the Frenchman. Georges has been trying for mar.y and many a day to fix it up so he could come to America to fisht for the benefit of the Red Cross, but so far he hasn't had any more luck than the rar. "The report that I have retired is false." the champion wired yesterday. "I am in excellent fighting condition and ready to defend my title 1 prefer Georges Carpentier as the most worthy of my rivals for the championship." Jess has quit the circus business for a time. He has sold his horses to the government and is taking it easy while the elephants are eating hny in winter auarters. He probably will continue to take it ea:y so long as he waits for Georges Carpentier to cross the brine to fight him.

MII.AVAUKEE. WIS. Nov. 22. Johnny Ertle had thi better of Joe Burman of Chicago after ten sensational rounds of battling here last nighi. Ertle's superior experience enabled him to earn the verdict. Eg an Trounces Koha, Joe Egan. the Boston IriahmaH. fell down on the job of knocking out hi third Milwaukee middleweight in a row by a few seconds last night. 1-M-die Moha being helpless on the floor when the gong rang to finish the tenth round of a wonderful fight. Only astonishing gameness saved Moha. II" had laken the nine count twice in the final spasm, and was on the mat for the third time when the gong rescued him from the Tuini'hation of a ten count. Eddie was not knocked down the thir l time, Egan in his eagerness to gel : bis man pushing him to the" floor. Threferee no doubt would hai counted on him. anyway, as Moha wns running away, holding and absolutely refusing to make a fight of it. It was a sensational finish to a thrilling encounter. Egan won eight of tin ten rounds, the second being even an I the third going to Moha. Joe had opportunities to flatten, his foe earlier i the going, but when he landed a puixvi that hurt invariably stepped hack see what had happened instead of keel ing on hitting until Moha collapsed

Purdue Harriers Withdrav;; Enlistments Wreck Team

EAFATETTK. IND.. Nov. 22 Purdue will not send a team to participate, in the annual Big Ten cross country

'meet at Chicago on . Saturday. Four of : five members of last year's championi ship Purdue team are now in military i service and several promising cand'1 dates for this, year's team have also j gone to tle colors. When Atkins, the; only dependable runer. failed to pass a flunk test it was decided not to tike j part.

i "Let Us 2ay With Oar Bodies For Our Soul's Desires." Rooseveit.

The Indians are scheduled to meet Penn on Franklin Field next Saturday. That is' whats left of them. George Tech skinned 'em alive on Saturday, the

scorekeeper the Yellow points.

becoming exhausted after Jackets had rolled up PS

telegraphed the contest board of the American Automobile Association that he is opposed to the continuance of automobile speedway racing during the war. His views will be presented to the speedway owners in New York next Saturday. The Indianapolis Speedway will become an aviation station, the use belli donated to the government.

WAR TAX WORRIES BASKET BALLERS AS SEASON DAWNS AVith the basketball season coming on the heels of the football season, college and high school authorities in Indiana have made frequent inquiries as the office of Peter J. Kruyer. internal revenue collector in the Federal building, to learn whether admissions to baetbail games are subject to the war

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peW men who are considerable football Chief Deputy Collector AVill H. Smith p'avers. today gave out an explanation of the Here i the protest: j war revenue bill's provisions covering

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the subject. He said: "The war tax applies to the admission to ail such games unless the net proceed1-, innure exclusively to the bene-

hy the paper you are trytng to i tit of religious, educational or charit-

gef sevetel new players for your game v tli us. We cannot consent to that. Must Insist upon no loading. Of course.

able institutions, societies or organizations. In other words, the net proceeds

! from such games must innure to and

STANDARD A. C, TO PLAY EOPHER JRS.

N.ext Sunday the 'Standard A. C.'s will play the East Chicago Gopher Jts. The game is to be a curtainraiser for the big East Chicago Gophers and to start at 1 o'clock sharp. The Standards are practicing" daily so to get in good shape for the East Chicago team. The

team is strengthened by Walter! backed out.

The first half started with the Gopher Junior kicking. Al! through the first half the ball was played backhand forth in the center of the field neither team able to score. The beginning of the third quarter the Gopher Juniors after three minutes of play, with their able full back. Phil, gaining S to 10 yards on line plunges brought the bail to the Mui ley 10-yards. Edg.ir. ihe Gopher's 110 pound quarterback through a hole large enough to drive a. wagon, went or for a touchdown. "Shorty" Long kicked goal. The Gophers threatened to score agaifi but fumbled. The game ended with the ball on the Gopher Juniors 20 yard line. Those starring for the Gopher Juniors were "Gimps" Cavanaugh, Phil. Long and Bones. The Polish A. C. of East Chicago were scheduled to play the Gophers but showed their colors an

Heimke, the Murley's fullback. and "Abie" Chayken. the Hammond high school star, as well as some other mars. The Standards would like to schedule the Whiting Peerless A. O. and the Indiana Harbor Monitors. Those games to he played either Thanksgiving Or Dec. 2 and 9th. Please write to this address. Ed Chniielew ski. capl., 5TS Ames ave., Hammond, Ind.

Emerson Basketball.

The standing of the Emerson high

if man is Injured so that he cannot j pass through the accounts of the religir!ay we cannot object to petting a : cus. educational or charitable institute w- man in his place, but that must tins giving the same and dispensed ofie bona tide. If this arraneement Is i fici.nl ty for their benefit in order that r.-ir rr.t;-factory please notify me tt'he war tax not apply. Where, such n.-e by w ire I gurries are given by separate and dis"For cfficials would suggest Magid-i tit'.ct organizations end the proceeds sohn and Thomas as they are well so thereto, such as an athletic or known to both of us. Whom do you ! alumni association, the war tax is colsuggest for head linesman? , I loctaMe." "GEO W. FTSHERING. j Th.s means that in case the game is "Manager Friars Football Club." t under the auspices of an athletic assoThe following dispatch has been re- elation of the school and the profits are reived from the Ohio State Journal: ! turncii over to a school library fund or

P. .T. Ptrdiih:i. "Mnnager Hammond football team. 'Can you play famous Panhandles at Hammond Thanksgiving Day? We are probably th best known team in the same. Famous N'eser (seven) brothers in lineup. Will consider guarantee. Ue'siev we could draw sea Hon' a biggest, crowd as we get more publicity than any team in country." The Fort Wayne Friars defeated the Panhandles this season, 13 to 0.

Indianapolis Speedway Istxiven to Aviator:-

INDIANAPOLIS. 1XP, Nov. Orl G. F:sher. president of the

similar disposition made, he tickets are not taxable. In case, however, the proceeds would go to the athletic association for the purpose of providing for a big pnrty fer the players, for instance, the admissions would be axnl'le, since the school derived no benefit therefrom.

school basketball interclass league at j Gary is as follows: W. E. Pet Seniors 1 0 1.000 Sophomores 1 0 l.ft'iO Freshmen 1 1 .300 Juniors 0 t .000 Tuesday's results show that the i Freshmen won from the Juniors, 16 to i. The SophotiKjies will play the j Seniors today. '

The Gopher Juniors are trying to book a game with the Twisters of Hammond, claimants tor champion of northern Indiana on Th;i.nkgl ving day, although they were ' defeated by the Murleys. G to 0. I,ine for the Gophers Juniors: Spencer, j. F..; Steve V., E. T.; Mike. E. G.; lrWolf. C; Bones. E. (',.; Steve T.. P.. T.: Sterling, P.. E.; Edgar,' Q. B. : Long. I ,. H.; Phil. F. P.; Myers. R. H. Subc. Barneys. Reed, Buck. Joe C, "Gimps.

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