Hammond Times, Volume 13, Number 53, Hammond, Lake County, 12 August 1918 — Page 6

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Ey EDDIE KXEIN. With rivalry in th stand as keen as on th diamond. Hammond defeated East "hi. asm ar baseball at th Hammond ball park yesterday. 3 to 2. in the first of a three panic serif?. It j the most interesting contest of the season m this vicinity sn'i aside front a close ?core was featured by many sensational plajs on both sides. With the stands packed at tho start of the game it looked like the old-tim" rivalry and put the fans in inmd of tho 1 good old football .lays whn H'inmor.d and East Chicago used to battle to a finish. Wor.l.--r how- fat M-'S'nan? felt sitting- up th--r p!u;;:r for his tavorires to ief- 3t his o'd ri a!s? v." hen Hammond t--ok tho field and th umpir" i announrrd the batteries the hups of both sides chtpp'd in with plenty of ap- ' p!.l i?o Est "hi-.ao'5 ror.t i ii c --hi sit- ; tir.tr behind their players b'-neh grave Simons, the leadoff man. a big s-ndoff and he tToiv.rtly responded by hitrinr 'he second bail pitehed on a line to right , field. O'Xei! was or. the job. henvevr. I end made a nice catrb. the f.rst bat- ; tor was retired. The next two men went out in order and Hammond in their half i liso died three m a row. ; In the second, after Schwenke had ' 'truck out, Ea t Chicago started the j Ireworks With to strikes and no i a!is on Rabin. Reynolds, tried to sneak "'T a fast one for a third strike but ! r.stead this bird steps into it for a clean j 'wo-bagger between Rhode and Callan. Thomas, next man up. got hold of an- i ?ther fast ball for a ingle over second I ir.d the East Chicago bugs went "nutty"' , ts Babin crossed the plate with the first un ( f th.' garn" Thomas 'eged it to econd on Riiode's throw home and then '. scored a minute later when Pottsy. who

Is a local boy. ha ing formerly f.la jed third base for the Scatina?. singled cleanly to left. ith Hicr.nan at bat Potrs stole second but did rot stay There very I on ,7 as Hudson caught him taking too long a lead and picked him off on a clean peg to Knight. H : was so far auay when Kmcht g--t the bail that the play didn't een look close and East Chicago had no chance to holler on the decision. After this little episode ' Eddie" Brcnr.an struck rut much to the delight of tho Hammond fans who seemed to kid Edrii 1 more or less ail .-tftcrnoon. Brenr.nn is a popular ba,7 KnockT down at Monnet'.e s cigar store anei that's why the local bugs took advantage of every opporfunity thy had. to ride hint. It is thought What these tactics sort of upset the old kme pin and a a re-suit he did not p'r. y his usual good gam :. In the last of tin- second after Eiv d i s sot down on striker. Knlglit work' i Morgan for n pass..sf'de sev(,t.d and kept

Twc-base hits Pabm. Knight. First, on bails Off Morgan. 5: off Reynolds. 1: Struck out By Morgan. by Reynolds. 5. Hit by pitcher By Morgan. 1. on to third, when Brennan threw into center field. Thompson, next up. struck out but not so with O'XcH who singled sharply to right, scoring Knight with Hammond's first run of the game. With O Neil on first Morgan threw to catch him rapping but Pohvcertkc let the ball get awav and i')'Netl went to second -here he w as stranded when Hudson went out on ar. easy roller to 'the first ha ?en-.an. EasT Chic j go did not 5core again after th'' second is Reynold's eenid to ch.inge his st ! of pi'hmg, cutting out using his fist one so much and curve balling 'he Twin City ba"rs to death. The only real chance Fart Chicago had after the second frame was m the sixth inning when Morgan led off with a hit to left. Simon, next up. banted a pop f!y that went for a scratch hit when Thompson narrowly missed making a swell diving catch that surely would hae resulted in a double play as Morgan was well on his way to second when the ball bounced out of Tommy's mits after a hard try to hold the pill. This put runners on first and second with nobody out and it sure began to look like the jig was up. Pais. the second man in batting order, who is supposed to be a sure hunter, was the next man up. but instead of sacrificing he politely obliged with an easy pop up to Hudson. Babin then hit a slow hopper to Knight and almost got the- decision at first when Knight had to hurry his throw and nearly pulled Thompson off the bag with a wide peg. With runners on second and third. Foster, who was now playing right f.e'.d and batting in place of Pchwenke. hit a liner straight to Reynolds for the third out. The only other possible char.ee for the Twin City lads was in the eighth when Morgan walked with one down. Simons sacrificed him to second but he was stranded there when Pavis went on a fast play com Knight to Thompson. Hammond got a man on base but did not score in the third inning but the tieing run was put over in the fourth on Knight's double to left, Thompson's infield out and first baseman Schwcnke's second error. The winning marker was scored in the sixth when O'.Veil singled, stole second, Hudson walked and Callan hit for one bnse to left. This was Hammond s only earned run of the game. ''Neil, the new right fielder, was the best bitter of the day with two clean blows and one sacrifice. Johnny Knight ;i l r-. put up a swell game both in the

Held and at bat Callan the new bft IVIder who formerly plnyed with the Podger Trainings looked good as a lead olT ninn with two bases on balls iind one clean hit. Wnilis.r after r'lieing Daniels in the filth put up a swell game in the field. Johnny Most 1 1 of t!v Chicago White Pox was up four t lines and thouch he connected every time up hecould pot hit safely. East Chicago promises to turn tables on next Sundav when the second game of the series will be played at the Hammond ball park. It is thought there will be at least two new faces m the Twin City lineup for the next battle

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AK.EEICAV: LiAuCZ. W. E Pet. Boston 4.1 .:o 1 Cleveland "1 47 .5C ! Washinetop 55 4S .F.47 CHICAGO e2 h? .43:. New York 50 52 .4:ft I.ouis 4x .'S .462 Detroit 4" 59 -44S Philadelphia 42 63 .410 Yesterday's Results. Chicago, 6: Cleveland. 3. Cleveland, S: Chicago. 5. ?t. i.ouis. 5: Detroit. 2. Detroit. 5; St. Eouis. 1. Washington, 3; Philadelphia, ft. Gtmes Today. Chicago at Cleveland. New Tork at Boston ' Washington at Philadelphia

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W. E. Pet. CHICAGO 7 S New- Tork fil 41 .7 Pittsburgh e4 4S 52' Cincinnati 4S 54 .471 Philadelphia 47 St .45 Brook!', n 4 5 5 4 55 Boston 4S 57 .447 St. Louis 43 65 .335 yesterday's Eeralts. Chicago. 5: Pittsburgh. 3 Pittsburgh, f. ; Chicago. 3. Cincinnati. 3: St. Louis. 2. St. Louis. 5; Cincinnati. 3 Games Today. Pittsburgh at Chicaeo. Boston at New Tork. Philadelphia at Brooklyn.

RED MURRAY, FORMER GIANT, JOINS Ni

Jack ("Red") Murray, outfielder of the New Tork Giants, will join the navy today. Murray is now it. the city aril attended the game at Ravinia between Camp Grant and Great Lakes. Murraysaid he had made all enlistment plans before the govtrnmc-nt passed the rul prohibiting voluntary enlistments until further notice.

CITY LEAGUE GAME CHICAGO AUG. 12 Leonard Vndem's Aristos evened the series for the City league championship by mauling Albany Farxs at Cicero and Armitage. 13 to 4 Four runs in the first and fU e in the fifth frame made th" game a walkover for the grocers . Five errors by Albany Park contributed to the total. Tommy Quigley of the losers, who Is about to go into the army, was presented with a wrist watch by his teammates. Bob Switzer made the presentation. Congressman Juul and his son. Lieut. Juul of Camp Grant, were wiih Sweitser. A collection for the soldiers' tobacco fund netted $?ft.24

Commencing May 1st Mr. 1. L. CUrk. ,524 ll3Hi St, Whitmg. will receive adertisemeiti for Whiting and P. .'hrtsdale for Times New p. ts. OtTic--1 hone 13SW. Rtsidvn. o 2:'S J. tf ; Mr iidw.nd Sbit-r. of .-:" r. yo ' - .oroinniroj Sy a fr'e.-.d. .r.o'.-.re.1 'If and is the guest rf his p.ij.-nts . : n CI.' v la rid avenue Mrs Puffy and i - n h i r. M't ; Ma ytue of ('.ntril enu have nr- ' " Eolith earol:na w h''ie triy w ill is't John Duffy. j Mrs J E. M.les of Vier street, w h -. tv, -is oercome with the heat last Tues- : dav. is able to be around again. ! Mi'-" Ralph White and bahv of D -'roit. Mich, wlto hsv- been the c;e?ts "f s'c.e former's parents. Mr and Mrs E t!addn. have gone t i Milwaukee 'id w;l! spend two weeks witii r'iii ' t here. Edna and Clarence ijehi ! are .-j.,- nd-:-g two werks at .r.'.'h. 111. Mr and Mrs Edwin (iehrke of Shric.n I'vnue are entertaining M:.s E::i- . , a Harr of Wood River. El. Mr. J. W. Curtev of Cleveland a', e. . :.u was called to 1; i i la nd. Did. by he d'-ath of a n ur.. le 1 M:.s Grace Flaugh.er of the Whltina postoff ice. is spen l.ns hnv v.ica'i- r. in Mf mphis. Tenn. ; Mr Frank Gi'.murrav of the shipp-.nK i d'-partment of the Standard C;l C'em-r.ir.v-. w -ill spend his vj .ati n in F. tt-. M'T.tani A Silver Tea w ill be given at the . l-r.'ii" of M--s 1"). Boyd at her hem." :n . Sheridan avenue Wednesday af terr.o-T.. Each guest is ask-d to bring her own - u ga r Mrs Casper Matron and daughter, i. 'zaheth have returned from peacock. ' cn'san. where they spent the pas nth visiting Mrs. Eustace Hildehrandt and sister. Agnes Sell, have returned from a week'.-, visit in Milwaukee. Wis. I Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Jenkins of 115th street are entertaining the iat'er's : nei.-e Ruth Spring and Edna Walz of j Austin. 111. Mr. J. V. r i-v of Cleveland avtI nue entertained several frierds Satur- '. da .' afternoon at a house party in honr of l.er siste . .";? Lois Blount, of ' Tintf.n. Ind . w hom she has as hr i g'. s'.. frs J. W. Curry of the Employment ' of tl." Standard O.i has been spending a few days of his vacation at Tone I Haute. Ind. j Deposit $5 "ft (-a.-h tr.-nth with the j Whiting Savings and Lo a n A s s o c : a t ', o n land at the r.d of the .-ar bank account of Sf.Z.Zi. Ft R RENT Five rooms. 121? Re e a e n i e. 8-12-1

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Mrs. Walter Krosswjk has as her cuest her s'ister from Grand Rapids. Mr. and Mrs. I'. Schoon. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Ktosswyk and children. M i . V. Kro.swyk and ulster and James and William and Rennle Krosswyk. motored to Cary Thursday eveninfr Mrs. Bert Jongsma was a Hammond shopper Friday. About fifty I". S. army trucks passed through here Friday. Elfer Kuhiman was in Hammond Friday.

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The, funeral of Fiances Korevk, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ftanley Korrzyk ef Roberts avenue iva.i held Saturday morninsr. Services were h-Md at the Ft. John church at nm o'clock Rev. Benedict. Rajcany. officiated About two weeks ao Frances tal-i-en ill with typhoid fevr and altiioutri, given every care possible, h.r condition grew worse until Wednesday nieht at S:.-0 when she passed awa-'. Sli was fourteen years of af and wis known and loved by a lai'Ke cir ! f.f friends. Many neautit'ul floral rip,-"i covered the casket. There are left to mourn her The parents, three brothers, Andrew and Edwin and one siste.-, Clara. Interment took place in Holy Crops cemetery. Claude Prown of Hammond is spend-

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Mr. and Mrs. Jair.e? nr n of Myrtle avenue. Mrs. Charles Goth of Ind ana blvd.. visited friends in East Side Friday. Mrs. Wh.-eler of Roberts avenue spendinft a few da', s at !i'.; . III., visiting her sister, Mrs. ffntx and family. Mrs. Frank Proars of 116th street visited in Hammond Kr .lay. Mr. and Mr.. Wiharn Ha in on and family of Lake avenue attended th funeral of the batter's brother. Mr. Welk of East Side Friday. Mrs. Fritz Ka.sch of Indiana boulevard visited Mrs. Sturm of Hammond Friday. Mrs. Einp-ren an J daughter of Chicago are spending a few days her the euests of Mr. and Mrs. HC.tsiom of Lake avenue

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avenue -visited th latter'a ri'th.-r in Hammond lasjr evenina. Mrs. Mvrtle McOowan of Myrtle avenue who has been very ill was slierht!y improved Saturday. Mrs. Hasendor of Chicago visited her daughter Mrs. Herman Breckman of Reese avenue yesterday. Mrs. Roy 'W itter of Lake avenue vlsitd relatives in Hammond Friday. Mrs. William Bahn of East Side, spent the day here visiting her dauehter. Mrs. Herman Thiesren of Indiana blvd. Mr. and Mrs. Trover of Indiana blvd. visited friends in Chicago Saturday. Quite a number of people from here

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attended the shipbuilders picnls at Calumet Park In East Side Saturday. Albert llarhn.m cf the Great Lakes Nival ion visited at tho Gouch !,e,me in U--berts avenue tho fore part of t:v v ..'I. L"iST Gold watch on Grapevine St..

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