Hammond Times, Volume 13, Number 69, Hammond, Lake County, 30 August 1918 — Page 3

Friday, Aucmst 30, 1918.

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Second of Game Series With Gary Will See Two Star Hurtlers in Action in Hammond.

Jim Rj-nolds -will pitch his last gram for Hammond on next Sunday, he has been called Into the service and leaves for Camp Grant Immediately after the im on Sunday evening. This beinjar Jim's final appearancs he o-ill exert every possible effort to defeat Gary in the second game for th series which la to decide the championship. Hammond hsvirr beaten Gary last Sun

day in a close scrap, need only to win one more same to settle the bnsehall supremacy of the northern part of ths state. The Steel City lads, however, beins encouraged by the showing they made on last Sunday when they forced the local team to extend Itself to the very limit, feel confident that, with Buckeye their bis southpaw pitcher in the best of trim for next Sunday's contest, they will be returned the winners, thereby evening up the aeries at one gamo apiece. To make urs of victory Gary will strengthen thrir lineup with the addition of Kir.ally. their regular second sacker. who is to replace the player that lost the game while operating at the keystone bajr last Sunday. Also it will not be surprising to see a new man or two In one or more of the outfield positions as rumors are afloat in Cary that the Steel City crowd are coming oxerloaded for bear. On leaving tha Clubhouse last Sunday Buckeye remarked that if he didn't win

the next game ha wouldn't ask a cent for his services and the way he sa;d it J sounded like he meant business j Reynolds on the other hand is de'.ermin- !

ed to wind up his already successful season with another victory and thereby cinch the title for the local team Yon can safely gamble that Jim will pitch as hard as he knows how In this

his final game and as Buckeye also! seems bent on winning it looks pretty j much like the fans will be treated to j best pitchers' batr'e of the season. With good weather In sight a big

crowd is expected out to witness next

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Sunday's game as any nurabw of local fans who missed last Sunday's scrap have expressed their eagerness to see Buckeye the much talked-of lft handed pitcher who recently left the Washington American league team to take, up a government position In the Gary steel mills, in action. Also 05 this will b the last opportunity to see Reynolds in a local uniform it Is thought that quite a number of his followers will turn out to give him a final send-off. Another week or so may see Jim pitching for the crack soldier nine at Camp Grant. v.-ho now havs the btst sor tee team In the middle west.

ZEIDER GETS FIRST CHANCE IN SERIES

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For the next few Sundays our Government has requested all automobile driving for pleasure cease. Uncle Sam needs the gasoline. The supply is limited. The demand is enormous. We have BIG oil fields in Thornton, Wyo.. 12.S00 acres in all. This district produces oil containing a higher percentage of gasoline than almost any other oil produced in this country. Uncle Sam needs this oil for gasoline. We need YOUR help to get it and we will SHARE the profits with you. Buy as many shares as you can at 50 cents a share today and help us to do our bit in getting out the oil. Our management vouches for the absolute honesty in handling your money. The directors are: JOS. W. WEIS. C. K. WHITE. DR. J. T. CLARK. DR. G. D. HELGEN. S. E. DAVIS. Wyoming- Thorn ton Oil Company 302 HAMMOND BLDG., HAMMOND, IND. Telephone Hammond 2217. ''" INFORMATION COUPON.

ROM I. G. CLAIM THE-TITLE

(By A. PAN.) The Royal A. C. of Hammond defeated the State Line Jrs. the second and the final game of the series by a sconof 3 to t. The scoring started In the very first inning. Nichols hit the first ball pitched to left field, slole second. Sakal filed out to left, Radzim.sk! the same plac. Chmlclewski lined the rill right over second scoring Nichols. The State Line Jrs. scored their lono run In the last half of the first. There was no further scoring until the fifth when the Royals scored two and th5 last runs of the game. The fielding feature of the day was the one-hand cntch by Labas off Costle'p bat. Harry Xitnon, the State Line Jrs. pitcher, was touched nine times by the R. A. C batters and lie struck out 7 batpmen. Kddie Chn.U-lewski. the Royal A. C. pitcher, struck out 14 State Lin. Jrs. and allowed 4 hits. Next Sunday th Royal A. C. probably will play the Indiana Harbor Triangle? for the first of the three games series to decide the Lake county championship, all games to be played at Harrison Park. Game called at 3:00. Score by

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Rollie Zeir. Roilie Zeider is one of the veterans of baseball who has pivea the game his best for years in the hope of helping his team win the pennant. And each season until the present one his work has been in vain. Now Zeider is to see his hopes realized. He has been playing pood ball for the Cubs and deserves some of the credit for their showing.

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innings: Royal A. C 1 0 ft 0 2 0 0 0 S. Line Jrs 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Batteries Chmielewski and ski; Nimon and Krleger.

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WyoTElng-Thomtcin Oil Co. 302 Hammond Bldg. Hammond, Ind. Gnt2emen I have f that I might invest. Send me frill particulars with the understanding 'that I am under no obligation to buy and that you are under no obligation to save any shares for me.

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USE'S DRIVING FEATURE OF RIlClfiE AT LAPORTE

LAFORTE. IND.. Aug. 3?. Roy Line, local trainer, was the start cf yesterday's program of races, winning the 2:24 trot with Hattie V. Todd, getting second with Slay Bellow in the 2:15 pace, and third with Nellie the Great in the 2:1S trot. Summaries: 2:24 trot Hattis V. Todd, won; Little Fred, second; Belle of Honor, third; Baron Princeton, fourth. Dandy Colbert started. Best time, Z.ZZM. 2:15 pace Victor Blue, won; May Bellow, second; Country Queen, third, Richard Sr. fourth. Best time. 2:i5. 2:18 trot Ruby Pearl, won; Miss Fandy. second: Nellie the Great, third; Nutline. fourth; Ella Custer also started. Best time. 2:mi. The novelty race was won by Tabe, driven by Henry Mills. 76 years old.

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CHICAGO 57 St. Louis 56 Detroit 5 2

Philadelphia 50 7 Teterday' Seiolt. New Tork, 6; Washington. 4. No other games played. Games Today. Detroit at St. Louis. New at "Washington. Fhilanelphia at Boston t2).

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RED HOSE ONLY ONE GAME FROM PENNANT

BOSTON, A ag 30. Th Had Sox were forced to remain Idle yesterday en accotiat cf rain whan cn rlctory would. bT cliac-hed th pennant. Cleveland ttlao vu Idle. It will be necessary for the Sd Sox to win one more f ajne before they grain a per. m&nent hold on the Cleveland can hand them the victory by losing any one of the fonr caane which the Indians hare yet to play with the White 8o end the Browne.

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Testerday'a 'suraita. Chicago. 1; Cincinnati, 0. Chlcaeo. 6: Cincinnati. 4. Pittsburgh, 1; St. Louls0. St. Louis. 4; Pittsburgh, 1. New Tork, 4; Brooklyn. 0. Boston at Philadelphia, rain. Oimei Today, Cincinnati at Chicago. 6t. Loula at Pittsburgh. Brooklyn at New Tork. Boston at Philadelphia,

Another Day of Vigorous Selling will Bring the Ending to This Remarkable Bargain Event! During this final day, saving surprises will be abundant throughout the store. We have not hesitated in cutting prices deeply your knowledge of value will quickly tell you that here are absolutely unequaled opportunities to save substantially on goods you need. Those in search of apparel and dress accessories for the LABOR DAY Outing will be likely to find the things they require marked at Special Sale prices.

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THIS SHOULD SETTLE IT; JACK CLAIMS TITLE

WE BELIEVE THIS TO BE THE BEST OIL INVESTMENT IN THE STATE.

SANTRY QUITS HOSPITAL; MUCH IMPROVED

CHICAGO, Aug. SO. After spending a month In a rsych-ipathic hospital. "Eddie" Pantry, a champion boxr about twenty-three yearn ag and later a member of the Illinois Legilature. was taken from the institution by his wife and bla mother, lira. Carolina Dolamore, 301 Loomla at, 6antry formerly lived with hi wife et 4S52 V. Racine av. and la 4 3 years old. It is understood that he will be taken to Sunnyt-reok Farm, near Fox Lk, for treatment.

Manager Jack Eeerna yer-.e-.day claimed the heavywelg-ht title ci the world for Jack Dempeey. Tlie pair of Jack! arrived from Philadelphia early In the day and kept rig-ht on j,-olng, leavinf? In the afternoon for San Francisco, where Dempiey Is to meet W. aisehan on Sept. 13 In a biff patriotto tonrnament. Kearns' claJmInjf the title came about because WMiiard has abeolateiy refused to Cg-ht, alt the conditions he named having' been eg-reod to.

ARLIE IIUCKS ENTERS NATIONAL JLA. U. MEET The entry of Arlie Mucke, the former t'nivexsity ef Wlsoonsin athlette, who is

KAUFMANN & WOLF - Hammond. Ind.

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now worklnic cn a farm In South Dakota, yesterday was received for the National A. A. V. outdoor track and field championships to be hel dat the Great Lakes Naval Training- Station en Sept.

20. 21 and 23. under the auspices c the j Chicago Athletic Association. j

GREB IN SERVICE; j MCGOORTY BOUT OFF j PEORIA, ILL., Aug. SO. The bout j proposed for Labor Day here between i Harry Greb and Eddie McGcorty haa been called off, a telegram bein? received by James Ryan, promoter, that Greb

has been caiied Into active service on the seas. i S. G. Cariey Transfer Co. EXPRESSING, AUTO VANS, LONO DISTANCE MOVING. 165 E. State Street. Hammonc!.

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Low cut shoes for men.

WE repeat: THIS IS THE LAST DAY OF THIS BIG SALE the cliraax of several weeks of enaationai aluo-giving tho last chance you will have to buy genuine Goodyear Welt sewed NEWARK Shoe for $2.4-5 per pair.

And every psir lot them t WORTH DOUBLE the price yoa pay ?

EXTRA SPECIAL 25c SHW Laces. re4uct d to ...... ISo 10c Corn Curs reduced to 7o 73c Bath Slippers. rci'.'ced to s5c 10c fummrr C'jshton Felt lotoiet, rethictd to 7c

Wo should Liko nothing better than to ALWAYS five you such tremendous value for your money but there is an end to ail tc yd things. If yea eosoe tomorrow yoa wi! still be in time to make the most of this fleeting opportunity. Every pair left j 32.43-and you have only to examine them to realize that they aro easily worth double ourtale price. COME TOMORROW.

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