Hammond Times, Volume 7, Number 27, Hammond, Lake County, 6 July 1918 — Page 7

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The Crystal A. C. retained their winn:ng streak by bumping the C.ary Eagles, g-S. Danny Meers celebrated h:s eleventh consecutive win by allowing; only six hits and fanning seventeen. Heavy hitting and brilliant fielding attended this combat. J. Morris celebrated by clouting two homers, a triple. and a double out of five trirs to the plite. Hudson's spectacular one hand catch in left field featured. The Eacles started off with a rush in i he second by pushing three runs acro? the plate. The Crystal's tied the score in the next two frames, and by consistent playing kept riprht on going. not stopping until the game was cinched V.'ith none down in the seventh, and three on. the Crystal A. C. pulled off a triple play killing whatever chances the Eagle's had oS scoring. .1. Morris opened the ninth -with a home run. which as folioned ith doubles by Hh; infra ha I and l.undgren. I.iiiidgren then ftole third ar.d home. Manager Newman has sc-eured the services of H. Kroupa who will take care of the receiving end. Next Sunday the Crystal's will play the Columbia A. C. at Harrison Park. A fast game is predicted, and the Crystal's expect to make it twelve straight. Score by inning.-:

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Ratterirs Kroupa and Meer: Stack r :".d O'.rrloek. i a est nikk r flfSf&V THE. AilEEJCAN LEAG'-ri;. j w. i.. ret. j C'.f'flar.d 43 32 .573 Co.-:on 41 31 .589 ! New York . 35 31 .559 Washington 4D 34 .54 1 HICAOO 34 35 .493' St. l.oui' 34 S .472 j IVfroit 2S 40 .41 rhiindcphia 35 43 ,38S Yesterday's Btiam.

HoP'on. 4; Philadelphia. 3. i Wa-hmrton. 2: Ntw York, 1. No others scheduled. Games Today. Chicgo at New York. Cleveland at Boston. Detioit et Philadelphia. St. Louis at Washington. j KATTONAZf LEAOtlE, W. U. Pet. j CHICAGO 47 20 .T01 New York 43 24 ,543 fhiladelrhia 32 S2 .500 Pittsburgh 33 34 . 4 f " Doston " 31 37 .456 Brooklyn 2S 37 .431 Cincinnati 25 33 .331 St. Louis 2S 42 .352 Testarday'm Basalt. St. Louis. 6: Chicago. 5. Pitfburgh. 10; New York. 4. No others scheduled. Games Today. New York at Chicago. Boston at TittsburghBrooklyn at St. Louis. Philadelphia a. Cincinnati. Dollars ar.d Determination spell doom for kaiser. Buy War Savings Stamps. If r - w t ;x s k :

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Ftty Arbuckle, movie comedian, entertaining marines, above, and marine baseball players at a machine pun. Marines in training at Mare Island trafning station, California, manage to squeeze in a bit of fun with their intensive training for overseas service. Tho upper picture shows them hobnobbing with Fattv Arbuckie, movie comedian. Arbuckle played pushball with the boys. Fatty's sidewon the contest because the opposition pot weak in the knees laughing at Fatty. The lower picture shows members of the ball team training a machine gun with which they hope to slip a "straight fast one" across the plate at the front.

The Overland represr ntat ives in HamniTi(! Th. overland-Tj l"r Company are branching out to include the territory in which Gary is l-i:d it vm fr.--'t thought that the Gary s.-ls could be handled through the Hmnntor.d house, but the detu'imi fur Overland cars and service has hven so far in xess of original ex p t a l i"ti that it was found necessary to eslnbh.-h a local sales and service station fit thiit pomt. Their location is at 027 Washington ytreet. The sabs room has h ! nd'1. 1 ratf 1 and Quite extensive preparations have been made to tnke care of the Gary business. Mr. Tjlrr states tha from present indications, the tale of Ovtr!;md cars, and particularly, the high class service which they are rendering, will undoubtedly create in Gary the immediate results which they fortunately experienced in Hammond.

PILOT KILLED

IN AUTO RAGE

BURLINGTON. IA.. July 6. Alva Ford of Good Hope. Ill . was killed Thursday at Carthage. Ill, when a steering rod en his car broke on the sixtieth lap of the ion tmle automobile race. He was thrown against a telephone p.Ie and h'.- nei k was broken. Ford? wife and 1 ear old daughter witnessed the accident. He was 34 years old. The race was concluded, other entrants not beinK apprised cf the fatality. A driver named Brown of Keokuk won the rare.

LEWIS TAKES WHITE AND BURMAN TO CLVELAND

Nate Lewis and Charlie White pot in yesterday from Des Moines. where White fought Harvey Thorre Thursday. The referee. Mike Barton, said Whita won. So did Mike Gibbons, who decided several bets. White and Joe Burman left last night with Lewis for Cleveland, where they engaged In real fights at real benefit show yesterday. White has agreed to battle anybody they dump into the pit with him.

ARTIE HOFMAN TO LEAD TAHLS VS. HAMMOND Hatrmond fans are looking for a redhot fight tomorrow, when the Jake ?tahls tackle the City League champions in the Hammond ball park. The visitors will be led by Artie Hofman. former Cub star, who up to a few weeks ago was manager of the Hammond nine. Bernie Nies. former Minneapolis Association infielder, has been signed by Hammond.

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Decision of flg"bt representatives Thursday ware: At See Moines Charley vrMte beat Harvey Thorpe (12); Kay Wheelock beat Jimmy tanning- (7); Johnny Meyers knocked out Kay Condon (4). At Joplin Jack Sempsey knocked oat Bob Severe (1). At Cleveland Ted Lewis beat Johnny Griffiths (SO). At Wlldwood, N. J Benny Leonard stopped Jack Brazzo (8). At Port Riley, Kas. Spike Kelly and Navy Kostan fongrht draw (10). At Butte, Mont Jack Bens beat George Chip (10).

HUTCHINSON AND EVANS PAIRED FOR IND. MATCH PERU, IND.. July 6 Chick Evans and Jock Hutchinson, the leading amateur and professional golfers in America, head the bill in an exceptionally attractive exhibition match arranged by the Western Golf association or the course at I'eru, Ind.. the afternoon of Julv 10. These players will be paired with two other players of national reputation and the entire proceeds of the match will go to the Red Cross. This is the opening noteworthy Red Cross match of the season in Indiana. Good motor roads make this match one of the most popular of the season.

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ATLANTIC CITT. N. J.. July S Benny Leonard and FYankie Callahan will feature the Inaugural card of the new Atlantic City boxing club tonight. They are scheduled to go eight rounds.

The Munpter TVar Savings Stamp drive amounted to $3,135. Mr. snd Mrs. P. r. ?rhoon spent Thursday visiting relative In Harvey. A r.imher from here attended the Fourth of July picnic at Oak Glen Mt. AValter Kroeurjrle vi. ited at the home of her Fit.r in Bernice on Thursday. Tr. and Mr. Een Jcr.gpma of Lansing. Mr. and Mrs. M. Jocgsma, spent Jor.gsma.

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TWILIGHT BALL NOT SUCCESS IN FRISCO SAX FRANCISCO. July 6. Twilight baseball has not been a success In En Francisco and will be discontinued immediately, officials of the Pacific Coast League announced last night. They taid that while grandstand admissions had been better since the Inauguration of the new schedule, the bleacher attendance had decreased steadily. Twilight games will be continued In other cities on the circuit.

DEATH TAKES JOHN MILOT DETROIT. MICH.. July . John MHot. well known several years ago as a dirt track automobile racer and more recently as a pilot in speed boat races, died here westerday. In 1916 he piloted Miss Detroit I over the Detroit river course, winning the event.

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