Hammond Times, Volume 13, Number 286, Hammond, Lake County, 16 May 1919 — Page 9

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Slab King Shooting Them Over Pete Henning's Wing Just As Good in France, As it Was in Hammond.

"What do you know about old Fete Henninjr. boys? You remember Pete, don't you the old heaver who used to make visiting teams seasick at the Hammond ball park? Gib Ttoss. of Crown Point, one of Tete's staunch friends, sends us the following clipping from the American Embarkation Xows at I.e Mans. France, and it shows that Pete can shoot 'cm over just as well In France as in Hammond: "While announcement of ths standing: of the teams of the- A. E. C. league will not be given out until the latter part of tho week several games have already been played, the Belgian Camp winning from the Forwarding Camp, Wednesday by a score of 2 to 0, the Classification winning from Camp Etat. 3 to 0. nnd the Spur Camp taking a pama from the Posta Clerks to the tune of 8 to 2. "The Forwarding Camp and the Belgians put up a hard fought contest, and some excellent playing was staged. Pete Henning. Belgian Camp, allowed enly two hfts, and has pitched thirtyfour consecutiie Innings without being score on. "The Spur Camp team put up a good exhibition, Johnson pitching in good form, and playing a tight game throughout. Tho Mailmen played good ball, but were unable to find the sphere, getting two lonely hits. "The. Classification camp w&s iven their game with the Railroaders on a forfeit, tho latter failing to show up to play. "Games for today are as follows: "Belgian vs. 131st Engineers. "Class vs. Forwarding. "Post Office vs. Salvage."

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NATIONAL LLAGUi:.

"W. Brooklyn 11 New York 11 Cincinnati 12 CHICAGO 9 Pittsburgh 8 Philadelphia o St. Louis Boston 2

Yesterday' Results. Xew Tork. 6; Chicago. 2. Cincinnati, 10; Brooklyn, 0 (13 Innings). Pittsburgh, 5; Philadelphia, C. St. Louis-Boston gams postponed; cold weather.

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CHICAGO New York - CIe eland Boston

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ret. 722 .667 .647 .615 .429 .375 .234 .231

FolViwing Is a complete, list of the batting average of the Hammond players In last Sunday's game:

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Washington 6 St. Louis 6 Detroit 5 Philadelphia 3

Yesterday's H suits. Boston. 6: Chicago. 5 (12 Innings). St. Louis. 2; Philadelphia. 0. New York. 4: Detroit, ". Cleveland. 6; Washington, 3.

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Walsh 8 Thompson 4 Callahan 2 O'Neil 2 Buckeye 4 Kennedy 6 Blank 6 Call an 6 Hudson 3

Pet. .6G7 .SCO .500 .500 .251) .70 1) .203 .030

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MY FIGHT WILL LURE

Bad

MEN

Toledo Ministers Protest Against Willard Fight, While Golden Stream Hows in.

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diana boulevard as the grounds at the Lake Front park are yet unfit to play on.

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ATTRACTION FOR WHITING.

rSFECIAL TO THE TIMES1 "WHITING, Ind.. May 16. The Polish American A. C. will be the attraction at Whiting against the Polarines next Sunday, May ISth. The Polish lads are one of the fastest traveling teams In the Illinois-Indiana circuit and a lively battle. Is anticipated. The management has gone to some expanse to secure this team, and would be pleased If the fans would lend their support, as the future policy of the management will be to get the best of teams regardless of cost. Indications are that the games will 'have to be rlayed on the old grounds at the foot of New- York avenue and In-

FLYER GETS 10 SEC. FLAT

SPECIAL TO THE TIMES . GALES BURG, 111., May IS. Aleck Fwhind. of 307 Erie street, Hammond, the track phenom, who two years ago startled Lake- county by breaking two records of ten years standing in the 100 yard dash and the quarter, setting a mark in the latter better than the present state record, has again come into his own. Saturday, while running for Knox College, his alma mater, he continued his career as a record-smasher and placed himself in the frcnt rank as a track man. The watcher caught him at 10 flat in the 100 yard dash and 5:13 In the quarter. Lake county should be proud to have produced such a speed demon. And only a freshman at college at that. He has fully justified any pride his high school has taken In him in, the past.

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While Austin Walsh leads the parade.

i the fans will note with Interest that

Clarence Thompson Is second on the list and If lie only maintains the pace he has started he bids fair to be one of the leading first sackers in semipro circles as it Is generally acknowledged that lie Is -eta good a fielder around the initial

! sack as there Is to be found In the j league.

For the Information of tha fans a complete list of batting averages cf the Individual players as well as the team averago will appear on Thursday or Friday evenings of ach week In The Timzs. For next Sunday Manager Nagel has scheduled the strong Dodger Trainings with Elmer Maager of old Galligan fame doing the pitching and Swede Olson on tha receiving end.

WHITING POLICE HAVE SHOOT

TOLLDO. O.. May 16. With tho official permit for the Willard-Dempsey championship battle JuK- 4. nronerlv

J signed, counter-signed and stowed safe.273 ly avva' in tho ifo of A. Q. Thatcher

or the Toledo A. C. work on the arena (under way and word from both fighters ! that "alls well." Tex PJckarr! i-,.

moter of tha fight, today turned his attention to the stream of "golden mail" that has been flowing Into his office here fur the past few days, mail containing certified checks cash and requests for seats. The advance demand for seats give the coming bafMe all the earmarks of a record-breaker ai far as cash receipts. Checks from several mid-west sporting clubs ranging from $1,000 to Jo, 000 for blocks of seats for "club members" have been received. Simultaneous with the issuing of tho permit for the fight yesterday the Toledo Ministerial Union, an organization of COO churches, filed a formal protest against the fight. Copies of the protest were tiled to Gov. Cox and John Mathias, sheriff of Lucas county. The ministers, in their protests, declare the fight will attract "gamblers, thieves and thugs to ToledD."

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Are you reading The Times?

WHITING, Ind.. May 16. In their

target practice on the range at the lake . front Wednesday Whiting police hung up some new scores. Chief Collins car-

ried off first honors. Officer Tetty h?d promised to occupy this rositlon. declaring that his old time skill in shooting razor back hogs in Kentucky would be In his favor. He took fifth place. Following Is the score: Slow fire. Moving. Total.

Collins 3 3 Janos 63 Parker 6S Lawler 7S Petty S3 Mullany 68 Nizlolkiewlcz 70 Kilcullen 60 Benak 51 Girard 33 Patterson 32

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TRACK STARS ARE READY

LEAGUE RELAY

Tomorrow the. clubs In the Calumet Industrial Baseball League will run the second lap of the season relay. Altho the wind was cold last Saturday all games were well attended and with the good wishes of the weather man a record-breaking crowd Is expected tomorrow. All games will be called promptly at 3 o'clock. Standard Oil vs. American Steel Fdy. at Whiting Tark. Umpire. H. B. An

derson.

Ger.l. American vs. Graver Tank at

Gcnl. Amer. Park. Umpire, A. R. Kellar.

Sinclair Oi! :. Grarselll Chem.. Sinclair ball purk. Umpire, G. McJohnson. Universal Portland vs. Standard Steel Car, Universal park. Umpire, Beall. Edwards Valve vs. I. H. B. R. It.; game postponed.

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

five singles, but they were so scattered that only one "Elee pytown" Athlete reached third base. THE Giants, in celebrating "Father

Duffy Day" not only triwimed the Cubs. I

but went into a tie for first place with the Dodgers.

Said Estate is supposed to ba solvent. PAUL B. LIPINSKI, Administrator. Dated March 13, 1910. 5-3-16-23.

NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION. IN" THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OK FRANK CHUL'ILICH, DECEASED. No. 20SG. Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has been appointed Administrator of said Estate, by the Judge of tha Lak Superior Court. Said Estate is supposed to be solvent. LEO MILASICIL Administrator. Dated March 2S. 1313. Z-0-IC-2T,. NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION'. IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF VERNAID PATRICK McGINNIS, DECEASED. No. 2 070.

-j Notice is hereby given that the underTCOTICH OF ADMINISTRATION. ; riirnd has been appointed Admin tstratrit IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF ; of said Estate, by the Judge of the LrikMIKE KULA. DECEASED. No. 2074. j Superior Court. Notice is htr'hy frivn thnt the und:r- t SaJd Estate It supposed to be solvent, signed has been appointed Administrator MALEL McGINNIS. of said Estate, by the Judge of the Lako Administratrix. Superior Court. Dated March 14. 1313. 5-3-lG-:3.

NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION. IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF GEORGE GIZDAV. DECEASED. No. 2073. Notice is hereby given that tha undersigned has been appointed Administrator of said Estate, by the Ju!9 of the Lake Superior Court. SaJd Estate is supposed to be solvent. CHARLES PIRO, Administrator. Dated March 17, 1313. C-9-16-23.

CECIL ALGERNON CAUSET. the! crimson-haired gent from Florida, held j the Cubs to four hits and the Giants j

beat the Cubs again. BUSH HEILMAN and Jones booted everything in sight In the ninth and the Yanks walked off with an unearned victory. THE Athletics, Including yesterday's defeat at the hands of the Browns, have not crossed the plate In 27 Innings.

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and take part in the Northern Indiana track and field meet to be held at the Noire Dame Held. The schools participating in this meet are: Argos, Michigan City, Mishawaka, Elkhart. Goshen. Crown Foint, Gary (Emerson). Whiting. South Bend, LaForte and Hammond. The quartet representing Hammond 'will be composed o.. fearing, Koascy, Hess and F. Seid-

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