Hammond Times, Volume 12, Number 140, Hammond, Lake County, 4 December 1917 — Page 8

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VOijbtora and visitors at fifth annual .oaitry and pisreon show of Calumet tancitrs. which closed in Hammond SunIhj pronounced it the most successful ever held. The list of each exhibitors " muinjrs. follows: S. f. WHITK. LF.CiHORNS. illrbevk Fir os. A Kan too. Hammond ( Ftlle'occk -Bros. & Vanton. Hammond. First cock bitd. T'uird cadi bird. "irst pullet. Second p;;llet. Second pullet. First, second, fouith and fifth cockict. First, third and fifth Kn. First old pen. First young j n. Silver -cup for best display. Silver cup for largest entry. I'hlllp Smith. I hlruKo Second, fouith cock b;rd. Fourth and fifth pullet Third cockerel. Second and fourth hen. Set on J old pen. Second ymin; pen. Y IIITR WHM)OT I I'.. . C. Helmhncli, Hammond Firt cock bird. Flirt hen. First, second, f.-urth and fifth cticlt - iel. First, third and fourth pullet. First and- third young lien. Silver cup for best display. 1.. P. Hounton. Hammond Third cockerel. Second and fifth pallet Second young pen. I S. I. WVASnOTTES. ('. K. Bailey. Hammond - First cockerel. ' First pullet. Special ribbon for best display. PAHTI1ID6E WYAXOOTTES. i'htlip Smith. Chicago First pullet. i;nriED pi.ymovtii rock, cock-j I'.REL m 1TIG. i ban. Dl'ilnrr, Hammond j First, second and third cockerel. j Firs-t. third, fourth and fifth pullet. I First cock bird. ; First vourg pen. Silver cup for best display. r n. RenUe. Oary ' Second pullet. . A. Piper, Milwaukee ; First and second hen. ' HlintU PI.YMOITH ROCK. PlLI.tr MATING. f i.ro. (ilrard. hltlos Third cockerel. First, second and third pullet. First youns pen. Silver cup for best display. :as. Ulilner, HammondSecond and fourth cockerel, rpurtli and fifth pullet. Second yunj? pen. Adolph Seherer. Uyer Fifth cockerel. First cock bird. -t and second hen. Third young- pen. . I'iper. Milwaukee ! a. i i-oc!;crel. MHITK Pl.YMOtTII ROCK. '.. I.oliwe, Haiiunood Swc- r stake The champion male ird of the show. First cock bird. First, second, third and fourth hen. Fi;-?t old pen. First and second cockerel. rirst. second, third, fourth and fifth I pullet. ' ) First and second young pen. ! Silver cur for best display. i BIFF PLYMOUTH ROCK. t hn. Mlninxer, LowellFirst, second and third cockerel. First, second and third pullet. Special ribbon for best display. J. M. It elpliiiKrr. Hammond Fourth cockerel. R. V. R. I. RED. Vm. Maelnot,' Hammond First cock bird. First, second, third, fourth and fifth l.nn. First cockerel. First, second, third and fifth pullet First old pen. First young pen. Silver cup for bet d'splay. A. F. Offinger, WhltlnS Second cockerel. Fourth pul'et. S. V. It. I. RED. . R. Engtrnnd. Cbto. Height First and second cock bird. First hen. First, second and fourth cockerel. First, second. fhird and fourth pullet. First young pen. Silver cup for best display. Autcunt Ool. Klmburst, 111 Third cockerel. Fifth pullet. Second young pen. BIFF ORPINGTON. J. AA'. McC nnnrll. Hammond Second cock bird. Third and foi. rth hen. First, third, fourth and fifth cockerel. First, second, third an fifth pullet. First old pen. First young pen. Silver cup frr best display. e. Daliell. Chicago First cock bird. First, second and fifth hen. Second cockerel. tin, f. Klttrr Fourth pullet. A H1TF ORPINGTON. .'"Iinwin & t niiirevf. (hirajro

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First an4 fifth hen. 'liird and fourth cockerel. First, third, fourth and fifth pu:t. First youngr pen. Silver cup for best display. Tony Ditlner, llammonil j First cock bird. I Second and fourth hen. ) I First old pen. ,F. K. Parkier Perond cock bird. First hen. First, second and fifth cockerel. Second pullet. S. t. RIIOV' I,l,f.HOHV. II. le urly. t hlt-aKp Third cockerel. . First, second and third pullet. Silver cup for bent display. IV. W llfi-L, HammondFirst cock bird. First cockerel. Third hen. Fourth and fifth pullet. j First pen. j I Mocker. Hammond j Second, fourth and fifth hem J. F. Karrell. Hester. . V j HI. K IIortCA. ! ha. (i. V'ndres. Hammond ' First cockerel. First, second, third and fourth pul- ; let. i First young pen. .special ribbon for best display. T. M. Cuttler. Hammond Second cockerel. Fifth pullet. BLACK I.ANGSHAN. J. M. Iltnt. HammondFirst hen. First young pen. Special ribbon for best display. , ........ ! Ed. Hor.l. Hammond First cockerel, j First yonrg pen. j Special ribbon for best dUpt&y. j S. C. R. I. WHITES. : ' First cockerel. j Special ribbon for best display. I BIFF COCIIN. G. Dietre. Chic-ajco j First cock bird. ; First cockerel. First pullet. First, second, third and fourth hen. Special ribbon for best display. JAPANESF. SILKIES. Mr. AVm. Iloin. Hammond l irst pen. First hen. First and second cockerel. First, second, third and fourth pullet. Silver cup for best display. B. it. RED GAME BANTAMS. 1. 1- Stoeker. Hoharl First cock bird. First and eecondVcotkerel. First and second hen. First, second, third, foirth and fifth pullet. fvlver cup for be.t display. WHITE (OCHF. DA.XTAMS. Wm. Horst, Hnmmoad First cock bird. First and second cockerel. First, second, third and fourth pul let. Special ribbon for best display. I .uuilfc, h V-UIH(,HT B WTAMS. (ba. Ulilner. Hammond First and second pullet. Special ribbon for best display. r-rii.rH orav cam. dick. Cba. Dlllner, Hammond First t-oi-k bird. First hen. 1'irst cockerel. I First pullt. I Special rilionn for best display. WHITR HOMKRS. jrnl J. CoyWe, Hammond . I Special ribbon fur best display. Al- X RED n SPM5HED. , J. M. Flelplinaer, HammondSpecial ribbon for best display. H.VIMi HOMERS. ' T i eo. C. Klotz. Hammond Speriat ribbon for best display. EC;LtII I'OITERS. Floyd Malls, Hammond Special ribbon for best display. PITCH DF HURLER HOME SPEED Expert Figures Ball Travels ' as Fast as Speediest Auto. In pending one of his. fast shoots at the plate the average big league pitch-I er hurls the ball about as fast as the speediest automobile can travel. . ! This Is rsther Furpriring. as most ; persons would say that the ball would travel much faster than the motor. Frank B. Cilbreth an efficiency ex-j pert of Trovidence. It. T., recently made j some tests as to the speed of a thrown ; ball. The results of these tests show that the average speed attained by a j fast pitcher Is about 1.4 miles rer : minute. ! Previous experiments in baseball speed have been conducted along the line of elettrlc controls. Mr. Gilbreth devised something entirely new, and it is probable that his work will be greatly extended. Behind the catcher he had a blacknpsen Rej Cross commiaai'mi the trajn.

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! An ir.terestins combination of navy satin hhcJ plaid silk is shown in ' this frock for street vear. The for- ' mer is used in a simple foundation nd the latter as a surplice which rfalls in plaits in front and back. A firdle of blue satin encircles th ' waist. ' board measured off in squares. There ; alto a cW- with . one hand which mad''; six revolutions per second. IIov- ' mq pictures of the various stunts ; v ere thou taken and tli position of th , "clock hand on the blackboard enabled : him to couii the time required by not ice- the difference in the position of the ; hand. i i triihreth found some exceptionally fast l-itchors, who d'-liereU a ball at i the rate of CSS miles per minute. In that case the baiter occupied 0.042 secend l;i swinging- at the hall. "hut the most Hurprisin.sr rolnt is that the photographic machine showed that the batter began to swing on that fast ono when It was 9.24 feet away from him. When the mathematics of pitching are brought home in such forcible man ner the wonder is not that there is s little kilting but that there is so much. What a Fellow Heart. A bu.v mau ofu-n hears that loafing sooii heromos tiresome and would like a chance to try it. Atchison Globe. "EngJish as She It Spoke." The wife of a wnrkinpnion in the Midlands (Englaud) was describing a quarrel between two ether women, and her fino! comment was as follows: "If ri to er wnat or said to 'er'd 'ave killed er or 'er 'er!" It's a good thing To Subscribe For the Times Right now, You'll Need It. ids of OBDonents to through Siberia, Tiie briJa was

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