Hammond Times, Volume 13, Number 283, Hammond, Lake County, 13 May 1919 — Page 10

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Hegewisch Pugilist May Be Third Man in Ring for Willard-Dempsey Go. TOt.KPO. .. May IS. Willi the "!.v CJ"H al"iit 1:1 m Hien w i : h dollar sign-?. '!' x !: k:-r1, " I'.'.W'Ms promoter" !' t Wii Nrd-f m (, y Fourth of July !,:,,) I.,r,.t r. (!! tO '!' WOl'rl.'d 98 t : U- !et''l (" the third man in the r?r..r. Approxinrr.eiy J75.i"io has already :-, rrivcd ) 'r rhoi ce scats. l'i woalil .;. ider Gorges Cnrpent ir. tt- French heavyweight ; also h t Mjiht e.-;d' r "R:it" N-!smi. former iijrhtwetsidt -!-.!:-iploti, who has wired

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W. li. CHICAGO 1- n Host on 7 Ntw Yei k 6 f CUm clc.nd ? Washington ! -r,c- ;" 9 Philadelphia 3 s St. l.oius - S 10 Yesterday's Resulta. Chicago. : ft. T.ouif. 3. Washitnlei!. 4: Nv Tork. 4. t'l.'Vf'laii'l. 6; Detroit, 4. 1'h.koSc'phin at l.oston rain.

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TAGGING ALL THE BASES By JACK VEIOCK I. N. S. Sports Editor

JIBBER PRICES

TAKE TUMBLE

tin toiai jumped to 11,079, and in March to ss.iL's. The good roads committee of the Chicago Association of Commerce will confer with the south park authorities next Thursday on the problem of working out a new exit for automobile travel

from Chicago to the south.

LARRY POTLK brat the Dodgers. Hp broke up a perfectly tied game in the tenth with a circuit clout and prevent fd a Dodger score in the Inner half of the .wji me inning by backing up Chase when McCartv threw wild. NOT content with a twelve-inning scoreless tie Sunda. the Tanks and Senators hooked up in a 15 stanza no decision bout. Score. 4 to 4.

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Yestsrda.y's Sesnlts. rittsburfrh. S: ChicsKO, 2. New York. 3: Brooklyn. 2. No other Karnes played.

MARINE LEADS IN PISTOL EVENT

CLATDE HKNDniN lost his initial fim of the season when the Pirates walloped the Cubs :? to 2 in 1 1 innings. KOKAND'S seven walks, combined with two Tiger errors permitted Cleve-

j land to win. 6 to 4. i Will LI" the White sox were defeatI ins the Browns. Eddie Collins strained

a tendon i:i his risht ! s. lie will be idle fur -e.H dnys.

! INTERNATIONAL NEWS StRVlCE! I.KMANS. France, May ,t:t Private Oliver H. York, Fifth marines, of Frank' in. O., is leadini? til- competition for th' pistol championship of the A. E. F.. being e'even points ahead of his nearest rival. Chief Mechanician Lloyd E. Wilson, Eleventh field artillery. Pelham, Washington. York scored 6v7 out of SCO possible

shots. Honorary first place goes to f Color Srseant James W. Bell. T'if- j teenth field artillery, a distinguished i

WITH the He. Is ready for thrir clash with the Do.lp.ers today, something is liable to crack at the top of the National League percentage column.

THE Cubs make their initial bow at the Tolo grounds today.

YANK ARMY CREWS IN HENLEY REGETTA

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INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE PARIS. May VS. American f.rmy crews will enter th Henley regetta on the river Thames July 4 and 5 with eight oar (minus coxswain), four oar and single scuils. There will be no grand challenge cup this year. The Henley stewards have voted to substitute a service race with flying corps from every British army from Canada. Australia and New Zealand represented. The climax of the season's service rowing: will be an inter-allied repetta two weeks after Henley. The entries, including; the strong Henley contestants, will include Franc-;. Belgium and Czeeho-Slovakta. MaJ. Paul Yv'ithlngton. former Harvard oarsman and football player and coach of the University of Wisconsin crew, is conditioning- the American oars. Maj. Herbert Rogers of Yale, has been elected captain of the American eight. The Americans are training at Asniers. near Paris, but w ill move to the Thames early In June.

Tire prices have reached their zenith and are coming: down. Goodrich, Goodyear. Firestone, the United States Rubber company, and several others started the ball rolling yesterday with substantial reductions, some of them amounting to 15 per cent or more, and most or the remaining concerns probably will follow Ku it this week. That tire costs should take a tumble in the face of a general persistence or war prices anions; other commodities is due largely to the great quantities of rubber released by the lifting of war embargoes and now being imported into this country. Monthly imports are now greater than at any time in the lj.t four years and are increasing rapidly. In January of this year only 7.235 tons reached the United States. In February

A CHALLENGE.

The East Chicago Junior Gophers have organized a baseabll team and are out to cross bats w-ith any fast team

i averaging from 15 to 17 years of age

would like to hear from the Harbor Triangles. The Columbia A. C.'s or any fast teem In Eake county. Come on you ball teams, take notice and give us a chance to try our skill and sreed. For games address Junior Oohphers, 813 Chicago ave.. East Chicago cr call 733V, between 6 p. m. and 7 p. m. and ask for Bud.

.HAMMOND An Infant -welfare station will be opened at West Hamti.ond IMay 14. which day win bn known as " Better Babies Day," when babies will be brought to the stat on for physical examination.

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DR. ROBT. J. CARROLL First Notice Mistake. Homo Soon as Possible. Watch Lake Count v Times.

PITCHER SUES FOR DIVORCE I f INTFRNATIDNAL NFWS SFRVICri

DETROIT. Midi.. May 13. Pitcher Urban Shocker, of the St. Louis Browns, late yesterday filed eult for divorce against his wife Minerva. He charge) his wife tried to ruin his professional career by telling fnlsj stories about him to managers of baseball clubs.

YANKS IN BALL GAME. (INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE ) PARIS. May 13. The "University of Paris" defeated the "University of Lyon" tn the opening of the French university baseball league, the teams being compose of American army men

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to 3. Wiimot Whitney, former Harvard pitcher; Hugh Kelliher. catcher for Princeton and later of the New Tork Giants and George Abbott, oecond baseman and Captain of Harvard's 1917 nine, starred for Paris.

WANT ATHLETES IN TIE AMY

(INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE! PARIS. May 13. The war department has cabled authorization from Washington for tha appearance of famous athletes, now In the United States, but who were in the army, in the Interallied games to be staged In France within a few weeks. "There is no legal authority for the transportation to France of civilian athletes who are discharged so!dirs," cabled Gen. March, chief of staff. The war department is in enMre sm-

pathy with the idea, however, and l writing to obtain the neeesary funds from the various welfare organisations to pay the way of selected athletes iFrance. The American army university Beaune won the inter-university track meet at Beaune Sunday over teamn representing the universities of Toulous Mentpelier, Dijon, Grenobl, Pot eric and Nancy.

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