Hammond Times, Volume 13, Number 280, Hammond, Lake County, 9 May 1919 — Page 9

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THE TIMES laze -Nine. NEW WORLD .MARK SET BY JOIE RAY TAGGING ALL THE BASES By JACK VEIOCK I. N. S. Sports Editor

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Hammond Ball Park Dodger Trainings vs Hammond (Chicago League) ! Sunday, May 1 1th At 3:00 O'Clock

THANKS to the ncm-rosity of a bewildered Cnnt crew. 'In- !! in l'.ravcs hopped into the winning coiumn ir tne first time this se.tson TIIK Pirat c 5 won t i 1 r first home victory by walloping the Cards wlm were h-M to live hits by Hamilton. MILK A Near-Perfect Food A Near-Perfect Food

Batteries Baicliley, Buckeye and Hudson; Dodger Train ings, Maager, Stack and Olsen.

BOB SHAWKLT hell thr Athletics to one hit nj Duffy Lewis, the iorlif? series hero, tent Pratt in ahead of linn hy .1 circuit ( lout in the siih. th-rel.. cemtJitlngr for the Yankee's two scores.

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Your Suit CLEANED and Pressed in a Jiffy Tbi Te!l dre5?ed poison is tho one who kep-; bis or lirr clothes clcacfd and pressed. I; i? tidiness that makes one distinctive. You'd be surprised what a chanee we ran mako in that suit oT yov.r'r.. "Mayb-? it only needs pressing; all right juit .-ten to th phone and call Hammond T47. We'll do the rest of the worrying and your suit will bo ri?ht back in tip top shape. The cost is nominal. STERLING Quality Cleaners 171 STATE, NEXT BIJOU TEL. 747 HAMMOND.

TOMMY CRIK! -ITl!? was the h'ro of thi; D-dpcrs' defeat of the Phillie. His double put Mcice in a position to make the lirst score and his homer in th--third s-:e the Dodgers their sciund and nnai 11111. ' GniFFITHS has hatted 4 1 m n games. In t'.ftv time? up he has landed 1 1 singles, five doubles, two triples and a homer, a total of -Z hits for a total of St bases. THE White Sox tightened their Krip on tirst plae . when, in the eighth inning with Cleveland. Jackson's siugl- with runners on second and third clinched the game.

BARr.T'S remarkable fieldine held the spotlight in the Senators' shut-out at the lianas 1'the lied Sox. MILAN, of Washington. kaes th; tearn tonight - undorg-j an operation for an appendicitis.

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INDUSTRIAL BASEBALL STARTS SATURDAY

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1 T'ue to the urcont rolahle tmp.-r of I the wather.ian. lh; Industrial Baseball season was delayed a week, but with all the hl weather the clubs engaged in the battle still hae the pep and are showing the proper interest. Had the district been e'liiipp-d with sufficient rowboats. the players would probably have tried to play regardless of weather conditions. The jchjduie has been so arranged that there will b" a game in Hammond. Whiting. Cast I'hieato. and Indiana Harbor each Saturday and the fans eif ea.'h city will be given an opportunity to witness a high grade ball game. It is expected a l3rgo attendance will be present wlvn the club line up as follows for next. Saturday's ganv?: Standard Oil vs. Universal rortland Cement Co.. at Whiting I'ark. Umpire Td'ir Johnson. IMv.;.ids Valve Vs. American Steel

Joie Ray. Joie Ray is at it attain which refers to breaking runninpr record. He recently hung 'up a new world's record in the 1,000-yard run in Brooklyn by stepping the distance in 2:13 2-5. Homer Baker finished sec-

Fdy. at Uast Chicago Bal Tark. Umpire A. H. Kellar. Sinclair vs. Standard Steel Car Co., at

I Sinclair diamond. Umpire L. E. Gard

ner. G'-neral American vs. Graselli Chemical Y., at ;eneral American diamond Umpire A. B Anderson. Graver Tank vs. I. II. Felt, Gibson Shops, at Jlorris rark. Umpire Kd Tow era.

Times news service Is trie best hat money can buy and honest effort can furnish.

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FOR MEN You Positively Save1.00to3.00 JF you insist on paying high prices for shoes that's YOUR business. Selling high grade NEWARK Shoes at SI to $3 per pair LESS thaa the same quality can be duplicated for elsewhere that's OUR business. We can save YOU this money because WE save it. We serve over three million men thru our 297 stores in the U. S. A. We produce shoes by the MILLION'S

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that is absolutely necessary in our every-day diet. Milk is cheapest of all the animal foods we buy, one quart having a food value equal to three-quarters of a pound of beefsteak, and costs, in most cases, less than half. It is really economical for every household to use more milk and less meat and other more expensive foods. CJTry using milk more freely in the many delicious and appetizing dishes which can be made with it. Watch the effect on your family. They will be healthier, happier, and will accomplish more, both at work and play. The milk from HOLSTEIN-FRIESIAN cows is particularly good for children. Extension Department The Holstein Friesian Association of America Brattleboro, Vermont Co-operating with Hammond Dairy Company

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of pairs annually, saler and jobber make no profit onus. YOUsave it. Our styles are original our values unequalled. Let us prove it to you.

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Detroit " Yesterday's Kesulta. Chicago, 4; Cleveland, 1. Boston. 3; Washington, 0. New Tork. 2: Philadelphia. 0. Detroit at St. Louis, rain. NATIONAL LEAO0I. W. I,. Brooklyn 9 1 Cincinnati . 9 3 CHICAGO 7 4 New Tork B 4 Pittsburgh 5 Philad'lphia 4 St. Louis 11 Boston 1 ! Teeterday's Beiulti. Boston. 3; New- Tork. J. Brooklyn. Z: Philadelphia. 1. Pittsburgh. 4: St. Louis. 2. Cincinnati at Chicago, rain.

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ters ar.d sw.ethearts will be Invited to go, along and prepare th eats; fishing and fcoatlns will be indulg'd in. For June 1st. 100 mile non-stop contest will tie staeed on th outskirts of the city. This is something new in motorcycle contests and will show the wonderful enduranc of the. motorcycle and skill of the riders. June loth -comce the great gypsy tour in which hundreds of motorcjclists will compete.

COULDN'T TRY HORSE, SO OWNER IS FOUND GUILTY (INTERNATIONAL NIWS SERVICE KANSAS CITY. May-It cost ' Zeke" Ademan. a bakery wa;on driver. becauae h.a horse made a meal off of some bark on a tree. While Ademan was delivering bread the horse, evi

dently hungry, nibbed the bark. "Are you guilty of destraying eity property?'" asked the city prMculOr, in th south aide court. TnTwhy. for wna.t." all AdartTtB. arpealin5 t the court. "For why should I pay for my horse eat. a the tree?' "Because we can try you and Bt th horse," eaid Judge Fleming-. Are you reading The Times?

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POLARINES PLAY ST. RAPHAELS SUNDAY rsetCIAL TO THE TIMES!

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ines will open the 13T3 season in the. WhitlnR park. May 11. against the St. J P.sphacls of the Illinois and Indiana! league. Manager L. AValsko would like j to communicate with a good pitcher for Sunday's game. ' !

First Reason:

MOTORCYCLE DOINGS. The Hammond Motorcycle Club mt last msrht at Magnet's hail and the following sport program was otjt-lin'd: Sunday. May 1?. a pleasure and sociability tour will he indulged in to flint LhI.c near Valparaiso. The wives, sis-

It is an Indiana product made in Laktj County, and we should patronize Home Industry all things being equal

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Second Reason:

FACTOR IN CUTTING SHOE EXPENSE

"Many months of comfort at little expense" is the wav Charles A. Pearson of San Diego. California, sums up

his experience witn rseoun Mies. Pearson had two pairs of shoes

soled with iseoim boles, and

wearing them lor twenty months writes "I will have to get new shoes sometime, but so far as the soles are concerned, that time seems as far distant as when they were new." This is typical of the experience millions are havinjj with Neoiin Soles. Created by Science to be durable, flexible and waterproof, these soles are an important factor in cuttir.i: shoe expense. You can get them on ne$ shoes for the whole family, and for re-sohn?. They are made by The Goodyear Tire &. Rubber Co., Akron, Ohio, who also make Winsifoot Heeis guaranteed to outwear all other heels.

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In a most up to date shop, by the best workmanship.

ourth Reason

Which is the best reason that can be offered it is worth more than most breads and costs the same. T3uy a loaf today at your Grocer's,

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