Hammond Times, Volume 12, Number 241, Hammond, Lake County, 9 April 1918 — Page 7

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Oshkosh Battler Floors the Michigan Boy in Round Number Two.

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Frsnkie K. . i:rnn.n 1:1 h little o-.orj ,-n.' round. A Mc ;....rty I-ft hook be- j p.ind the car. d- Hvrrd as Xrennan was j .( -ff balance and pit-Cy turned away from J I i fee. spill."-1 him for the ten court.) Tt was the fir ft and ciih pur.eh struck j :i the sffi'inl session and happ' 'tied aj x ry few jeorid after the bell. I McCoorty v on the f.cl t in the opt.- j period bv 'frmc 1 : black-haired , Irish rival for two nine counts. ,Tut j aft-r they sr. .t under way a left hook iaed a bis bump under Tire mum's eye; end a punch to the back of the head! knocked a too? h out of Franki' jaw. I Then a fhort rigrht in perrut to the chin ; at (lose ranre upt. him. Frennan wisely took a count and pot , up to try and ftrht back. He slapped in n couple of fts to Fddie'a face, then j a -5:milaled one-two punches ripht on ;hfl jaw. That meant another nine: r iunt. The boil rescued F.reunan in this: crisis. j McGoorty Show Old Torxn. Mei.oorty wen because he still is i -ft sod n terrific biter. Hri-nnan if i t.o mucker, for anvho.Jy having stuck ten j r oimds with Hurry Oreb snd other tonjrh !;. s must be r..od. l-lddio s.nlel J l- io7 for the PetroiUr. Tlie chilly ever. in ij did r.r-1 h-lp the attendance. Tbo bi- Kathrmgr num-i her d about f.e hundred. Eighty came up from Chicap on the interurban spe- j tin'. Probablv f;f tv mere steamed up in;

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boxing clasf from Die d.-iv o Jolm I. Su ilivun up to the pro. nt has liecn an uiM-restinss proces., and ufters a study i'f i !:. ftfect of j o. i i . I i - opinion seldom mot . iiti in t tic- tiht ame. I re Kullivait f-tiiablislifd bimvelf j ,i Viori.l'.- chHiiipiori lighters of al! j , ,t,. v,r r.. left nl-ine to do pretty I liiiich UP t hev ie;i-d. ;-ul!tv;in t lianed ;! Iii.iody j:.'! of 11 w li-n h (,'ive up j i ho London l'ri.e liinjj rule in favor I of tt;" more Bent!? Manjum of ytveis-

! Pni-v coiie. ' ; 'I'i.e popularity of Sullivan made it j , ;-. siliie for ft b i vlu eitrlit cimiopion t- I ! . i'pita!i his tiKhting ability, an!. iisj i ;o:l,ieiH le;.-atiie more and more known.! iilo-ir method- improd. .ion 'otl.-M.

' v.:i" of an enlirely ri;ftr n: type Hihii ' Sullivan, but undoubtedly a most ef-jie;--ive liiHii at hia particular ptyln ff j fighting. Aside from v.hippinff Hullivan hi'i record i3 a very commonplace, thing-foi-. w i;?n he won the world's champions', ip b.e fed into a period of inaction

j licit nmscd his nereat on nis next p i p.nr;m-e against a good man Mob Fitr

s :ti men. I ritzsimmons was recognized a th m st marvelous lighter the world had I si - ii. for. weighing much less than a

i.vywtijjht was supposed to weigh, he :an.ig''d to wm the world's titl from ,.. towerir.K Oorbett. Then the fize of he; J weight beurt

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son and Viihird, the 1 rm'e.st of them all Fltfhtinn ability wen- I i. k a Her J-fri8 surrendered the il'e, f.ir Jack JohnM.n. boxer though be wn-. never held any Kr:Ht mark of repeo ffm his fellow 1,.,-n for l is light in;," .'nd pum hint abilily. .j-.s(J ViHnrd'.i nchievt merit s hnve been I'.r.tbtlib. H: lias never . t iiovn hims, If a M-l chanii ) n VYhn .l -Hries l.ud d-ovn the clown. ?'., how! wa. mis.d ovt-r the buttle m no that It actually affected the. ranks of the heavy ifltfh;.s. Not a nlngb; 1uirl-clfif man has appeared l.-efore the publicsince .Jeffries, with the exception o! Fred Fulton and Jack fiempsey. Here appears to be the upward movement of the heavyweights rain.

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Aborc Gossett ami Bronkir. Below Voyliw ni Nabors. luuidrtjpoll Indian snapped at the training camp. ! Though the loss of Jack Hendriclts will mean qtiito a bit to the Iru! apolis Indiana the Lunch seems sure they'll cop the Association rK a -this season. Bronkie, who is marar pro tern, declares that the boy showing their bebt petp in practice at Hattiesburjr, Miss., the lnhtr trainiiig camp, and he expect:, them to look as pood this year as t.-

hai the wisdom to vote for the Sunday

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which wc-l'l l-i-.thze Sunday baseball in this state. accordiiiK to a ft:itement . issued last tiigtit ry Juure Ftancis X. McQuade. an advucaie of the bill, on h. return from a trip to Oys-'-r Bay. j Judge Mc'J-jaite i-alb.-d t.n ti.e former; t resident to -xpl.:in the j rovi.sioi.s of I

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MINNF.AI'OI.IS. MINN.. April Billy Miake of Ht. Faul knocked. out Tom Oowler. the Enli.h heavywelgrht. In the seventh round .f tl...ir scheduled tenround liRhi here last ntitht.

the measure which w. recently pas-d by the senate ;in(i will soon come be- NEW AUTO ROAD

fore the assembly. At the close of the; interview the (obin'-l was quoted by.

jud?e MvQuade a aaym: JllbWAfKEK, WIS, April Chi t Bin v.-rv much rratitlrd tc know mm motorist", a a well as those of Mi!

ti nt my nephew. Senator Ted Hobinson. waukee. will be jrlad to know that the proved by the office of pul.'ie roads

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bad portion of Sheridan r. ad, whi h in-: oludm three miles of sand just north ot ItaeJne. will be remedied this year by the building of a nxtc.-n foot concrete road. t'ontracis for the v. ork w ill be b t early this w-.-. k. Secretary F. A. Gannon of the Oo.-d Keti'l: association says the work will cost approximately 0"0. one-third of whi. it will be. furtu-Vied by the state, or.e-third by the !! r-.l povemn.ent, and on. -third by liacine county. The WiscoiiHin highway commJsion has receivr d not lire fr.-m Wasiuntton that the construction if the unfinishedportions f'f Sheridan r-ad has beeti ap-'

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The Other Night CA man phoned to THE TIMES, and he wanted to know where he could buy five gallons of a certain kind of transmission oil advertised extensively in the magazines. We Could Not Tell Him! CWell," he said, "I gues3 I'll have to stick to ' ," naming another brand of transmission oil, "But I believe this oil' is good stuff, but where in

hell can I get it?" The Point Is This: CHere is a national commodity. It is sold everywhere hereabouts. It is advertised in all the maga:?ines, and there are people who own car3 who don't buy a magazine a month. Yet the people who have it for sale: the shopkeepers won't advertise it. CJHow is the man who wants it to know where to purchase it? J And it's the same way with a hundred other lines of magazine advertising.

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Do you know of tiny clothing merchant advertising "$75 suits of clothes for only $33?' ' Do you know of any jewelers ralvertising' "$100 diamonds for ordy $49?" See if you can find an automobile dealer offering "$1,000 Packard automobiles for only $I,9C0." Your own common . ruse tells vou that no concern can offer such dis- .

counts on standard articles of commerce. Whenever you sec such misleading advertising about clothing, jewelry, automobilesor pianos just put it down that the goods are only the kind made to sell to people who do not investigate the facts about the quality but are easily intoxicated on the "$650 Player Pianos for only $455" idea. Concerns who offtr "$650 Player Pianos for only $455" do not sell $t50 Player Pianos as measured by real plawr value. If you will compare their "$650 Player Pianos for only $-155' with player pianos sold here for 650, you will find that their ")50 Player Piano for only $455" is a very poor specimen of even a $375 player. There vp never a time when piano making materials and skilled labor was more scarce. When miiv concern offers pianos at dve-awav prices it is all bosh and such concerns could not stay in business if thev were to sell their so-called "$650 Player Pianos for only $455" at a low price according to their low quality. .Such player pianos are made so cheaply that any price can be put on them because these concerns always take the public for a lot of "suckers," knowing that the inflated prices with fake discounts will appeal to a certain per cent of people who always and forever are ready to swallow the discount bait instead of looking for quality. ,Dr. vou think it is neccssarv to make it a business of making "hurry-up" piano sales every two weck to sell honest 100 per cent pure articles of commerce such as standard pianos and plaver piano No. it is absolutelv unnecessary. The demand for first class instruments is not a "hurrv-up r vou lose" proposition and ordy inferior pianos and players are sold on "public auction" methods. Visit the best homes in Hammond and you will find that Straubc s sell KRANICH & BACH GRANDS, BEHR BROS. GRANDS AND PLAYERS, BRAMBACH GRANDS, STRAUBE PIANOS AND PLAYERS, WILBORN PLAYERS, HAINES BROS. PLAYERS, HAMMOND PLAYERS, MARSHALL & WEND ALL PLAYERS, AMPICO REPRODUCING PLAYERS aid other standard pianos, manufactured by makers of renown, to particular musical people. Th manv fine pi a vers and pianos sold here on the one lowest price planwill make our store a chool of information to vou about all gi-auYs of players. Visit our player department and familiarize vourself with plaver value at prices from $375 up. After you have mspet-tcd dozens of different kinds you uiU approbate the fact that "$650 Player Pianos lor only $45o" is -only bait for the people who never look before they leap.

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