Hammond Times, Volume 13, Number 15, Hammond, Lake County, 5 July 1918 — Page 3

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Wild throws by Brown and Hock gave Hammond, City League champs, a 4-to-0 victory overi Cicero in an exhibition game at 4Sth av. and 12th st. Heynolds held Cicero to three scattered hits and fanned seven. Score: Hammond, r. h. po. a. e.

w auiser, zt. 0 1 Knight. 3b. "p 0 Nets. s. 0 1 Kommers, cf. 0 j DeLave. lb. 1 j Rhode, rf. 2 1 Pooie. If. I ! Hudson, c. 0 1 Reynolds, p. 0 1 n 0 0 0 ; t Totals 4 S 27 9 : Cicero. r. h. po. a. e i-oewe, is. n 0 2 4 Reedy, 2b. 0 112 iaes, cr. 0 n 2 Darling, lb. 0 0 11 Ullman. If. 0 q 2 i-iocc, ob. 0 0 Mikes, rf. 0 1 Brown, c. 0 0 Ha'.as, p. 0 1 Simmons 0 0 Totals 0 3 27 14 5 Hammond Cicero 0 2 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Tvo-tase hit Mikes. Th ree-base hit Neis. Double play Reynolds to De Lav to Hudson. Eases on balls Off Halas. 4. Struck rut By Reynolds by Halas. 7. GORBOJIT DRAWS DAYTON". O.. July 4 At the end of fifteen rounds of tame fighting Referee Frank Mantell called the bout between Gunboat Smith of New York and Tom McMahon of Newcastle, Ta.. a draw. Smith did what little leading there was and was constantly jabbing McMahon's nose till he drew the claret, but outside of this little damage neither man was marked. Spike Kelley Gets Draw. FORT RILEY, KAN., July 5. After ten furious rounds in a blinding wind and rain storm in the new open-air arena back of Fort Riley, the bout between Spike Kelly of Chicago and Navy Roston, V. S. A., welterweight champion wis called a draw. Kelly fought one of the best fights of his career and had the army champion orr the defensive most of the time. Rostan is a good boy and will box at Fort Sheridan the latter part of this month. The rain started when Jess Willard went on with Jim Golden in a ten-round exhibition. "Willard received a great ovation. George Chip Is Beaten By Leo Bens at Butte BTTTTE, MONT.. July 5 -vTith the issue hardly in doubt as to points, Leo Bens of Butte won a decision over Geo. Chip yesterday afternoon in a tenround boxing contest, characterized by its speed. AVith the exception of the

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arierr.oon in the first round of a scheduled twelve-round fight Devere apparently was not in good condition, while Dfmpsey was hard and fit. A short left hook, landed as th men separated from a clinch. put Devere down for the count. The fight lasted less than two minutes. The men are heavyweights. Dempsey and his manager left last night for Atlanta. Oa , where Dempsey meets 'Torky" Fiynn Saturday night. Fans here were disgusted with the onesided match yesterday. Devere had no chance and every flpht town except Joplin. it seems, knew it before yesterday. Devere only adds one more "setup" to the list Demrsey has been bowling over around the country. Golden Gate Swim IS Captured Again By Miss Cowlls S AN FRANCISCO. Julv K Frances Cowells of San Francisco repeated her victory of last year by winning yesterday the second annual swim across the Golden Gate. Her time was 1 hour 14 minutes and 23 seconds over the course of one and one-quarter miles, as against her record time of 41 minutes and 15 seconds made in the 1917 race. Water men sild conditions for the swim were at th.jir worst, owing to a strong wind and a heavy sea. through which the contestants were iuiccd to battle. BEATS HERMAN NEW YORK. July 6. Frankie Burns j of Jersey City outpointed Pete Herman of New Orleans, bantamweight champion, in a neight round bout at the west side baseball park in Jersey City Wednesday before a gathering of some 9,000 spectators. From the first clang of the gong Burns took the aggressive and carried the fighting to his opponent all through the encounter, although never 1 having Herman in distress. Leonard Trims Brazzo. WILDWOOD. X. J., July 5 Benny Leonard, lightweight champion, defeated Jack Braazo of Hazletcn. Pa., here yesterday !n what was to have been an eight-round bout, the referee stopping the fight in the eighth with orty seconds to go to save Brazzo further punishment. Bartfield Beats Downey in Fifteen Round Bout COLUMBUS, O.. July 5. Soldier Bartfield had a shade the better of Bryan Downey in their fifteen round bout Wednesday night, according to newspaper writers. Both were in good trim at the fnd of th contest. Bartfield weighed 147 pounds and Downey 146. TRUCK TIRE

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