Hammond Times, Volume 13, Number 122, Hammond, Lake County, 1 November 1918 — Page 7

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PURPLE BOOKS PIER MIES MM DATE Battle Is Scheduled for Tomorrow at Evanston and Should be Interesting.

With Coach Stasr and his Maroons forced by the influenza ban to Journeyto Lafayette- tomorrow in order to play their engagement with the Boilermakers of Turdue, staid old Evanston will be he mecca for Chieaco football fans. As announced yesterday morning, '"hio State will not be the team to pl;y thi Turple on Northwf-stern Field. The Huckeyes definitely decided not to make the. trip on "Wednesday, and this paper iar-ied that irifonnauon yesterday. The Naval r.cSere Auxiliary team trnm the Municipal Pier will oppose Coach Fred Murphy's strong Methodist n;rsrresation tomorrow, tins battle betng xrrang'd yestcrd.-.y mornir.fr. The sailors were to h.ve battled tha Omaha Balloon School at Omaha, but that match a as cancelled, leafing- them frc to 'ioolt with th Purple.

LAFAYETTE EXCITED OVER COMING VISIT

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LAFAYETTE, IND, Nov. 1. Lafayette and vicinity are much excited over the comins of the Chicago football team to battle Turdue on Stuart field Saturday. The attendance promises to break wartime records. "While Athletic Director Cutts has no official confirmation of the press reports that tho Chicago authorities have definitely decided to come to Lafayette, he took it for granted that there would be no hitch in the arrangements and began speeding up tho work of preparing for the gam. Worfc "by Xlectrlo Idgrht. Coach Ecanlon gave his men another workout last night In the live stock Judging pavilion by electric light. Jack Daley, the fast half back who has been out of the pamt with a sprained back for several weeks, returned to the team and should greatly strengthen the backfield. "With Paly. "Water?. Markley, Iloth, and Murphy Furdiie has a group of bocks that should bo able to make things interesting for the Chicago defense.

The Boilermakers they will put up a they did Saturday "While they do not

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PETROIT. Nov. 1. Tyrus Raymond Cobb, the star outfielder of the Detroit TlRrs, has arrived in France. "Word to that effect has been received at the office of the local team. Cobb has a commission in the gas and flame department. One day last August as Cobb mounted the dugout on the Yankees' grounds in Harlem he predicted that he would be in Europe in a different uniform by October of this year. Yesterday the Peach, outranking millions of men in the fight against a common enemy. Is giving the lie to those who said his commission was created by political influence, and that he was after a safety first job.

are satisfied that better game than against DePauw underestimate the

Maroons' strength, they believe Turdue has a good fighting chance, figuring That both teams are practically unknown propositions. "Will Have Strong-er Zlne. The Turdue line will be stronger than against Del'auw and the Boilermakers have been coached to break up forward passes such as Pcl'auw used with disastrous effect to Purdue last week. The local health authorities still keep theaters closed and public meetings barred, but the state authorities have Issued a special permit for the I'urdueChicago game.

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Lowell, Indiana Democratic Candidate Iof Siieriff of Lake County I have been a resident of Lake County, Indiana, for iht past fifteen years, where I have always tried to give everybody a square deal. This same kind of a square deal will be given to all the people of Lake County, if I am elected Sheriff. Your Support is Solicited. Election Tuesday, Rloiember 5

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MEETING OFF

CINCINNATI. O., N-ox-. 1. Thknockout blow was jriven the Latonia all race meeting Wednesday when the Council of Defense for War of Newport. Ky . demanded that the Kentucky State Council of Defense take steps officially necessary to call off the fall race meet t once, as all the schools, churches, and nearly ell business houses of northern Kentucky have been closed for some weeks at tremendous loss to the section. The Council of Defense, after promulgation of the demand, notified tho racetrack heads that no races woutd be attempted until the presert Influenza epidemic was officially declared at an end. Racing authorities stated that the meeting would be abandoned.

LEINSKY TO FIGHT HUNS PHILADELPHIA. Xov. 1. Battling" Levinsky. heavyweight boxer, has been placed In the first class of availables for army service. lie expects to be called shortly, perhaps before he has a chance to meet Jack Dempsey.

NEB. -NOTRE DAME STRUGGLE OFF LINCOLN. NEB., Nov. 1. Because the city council refused to lift the ban placed against public meetings on account of influenza the "University of

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GREAT MAROON TACKLE KILLED IN FRANCE

THE second of the ffre.it pair of tackles on the Maroon football champions of 1913 has ben killed in France. Capt. Ilaroll ilattlf-r, who. with "Spike" Shull. h"l 1 down the tackle positions, was killed recently in attempting to take food to the lost battalion of Col. YVhittosley in Argronne forest. His mother received tho information in a letter from his commanding officer. GaettlPr tn an airplane attempted to take food to the battalion out off. but anti-arroplane guns brought him down as he searched. According to the letter his mother received he wa slated for a majority. hull's death was reported a few r.ionths ago. "Caettler and Shnll were a great pair of tackles," said Coach Stags

last night, "and more than that, they were fine men." Gaettler In addition to playing football for two years was a star basketball man for three seasons.

FRIEDMAN'S FATHER DIES; FIGHT IS OFF

The r.itchie Mitchell-Sailor Friedman flght, booked for Milwuakee, rrobably will not take place. The last date set for tho bout was November 7. but this date was called off by Friedman yesterday because of the death his father. As Mitchell will go to llndon shortly to participate in tho international box-

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