Hammond Times, Volume 13, Number 297, Hammond, Lake County, 29 May 1919 — Page 7

Thursday, May 29, 1910.

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BATTERIES Hammond: Buckeye, Baichley, Hudson; Roseland, Chief, Watkins, Dixson.

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Having: completed the greater part of the lineup for the benefit game on Memorial lay. the Hammond Soldiers and Sailor club l. ready to back their

bunch to the limit. Th;y have able to rakn together a mighty team and Xasle'will hae to so

with his t'bicago league club. Through a ciu.tr with Nagle. Bauhwas secured to pitch for the soldiers while Hudson will catch. The lineup also shows Kcllcy, another Chicago leaguer, on first base, Wagoner of the Great Lakes team on second, Wallie Mess well knoun to Hammond fans at fehort and Vrank Thomas of Kast Chicago on thiid. This will be the first chance Hammond folks hae had to see Thomas work In two or three ears. He is now captain of the Kalamazoo Normal College train and is the real hitter of the team. The game Friday wtM he called at 3 o'clock immediately following the speaking at the baseball park. The proceeds from this game will go to the benefit of the American I .c ft ton post in Hammond. Lineup of ball clubs, Hammond tomorrow : Soldiers and Sailors Thomas. Sb.. private; Kelly. IK, prliate: IVagnor. "b., neaman: Walsh, cf., sarsfnt: Iynch, if., rrixate; Grownon. If., private; Hess, 8S.. onign; Hudson, .-.: Baichley, P-. Lieut., manager.

Hammond ball club O'Neil. Blank. 3b; Kennedy, ss; Callan, Thompson, lb: Ilohde. cf; Callahan, Buckee, r; Wallace, c.

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INDIANA HARBOR VS. ST. RAPHAELS, MAY 30 The- Indiana Harbor baseball team will cross bats with the well known Rapheals from Chicago at the Harbor baseball park. Friday. Decoration Day. It is unnecessary to say that the Harbor boys will bave to play hall at all times to overcome the Rapheals because far.s will Temember the many visits to the Harbor that this team has mad" and

at each time giving the fans a good game of baseball. A good crowd is expected, so come one. come all. Game for Sunday will be published in this paper later on in the wek. Don't forget, the game starts as usual. 3:00 p. m. Be there to give the home boys a good start.

VAT'GHN, who essayed to pitch for the Cubs,, got nicked for three triples. Xehf. for the Braves, f.ght-ned when the Cubs landed men on the sacks.

Batting Demon Is Sued in Detroit for $10,000 Damages. I INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE! DETROIT. Mich . - May Alleging that Tyrus Cobb kicked her while he was a guest at a hotel in which she was emplojed on April Ada Morris, negress, sued the batting demon for $10,001. The records show that the papers were served on Cobb on the occasion of his reaching first base in the first game of the season on April 25. but somehow "Ty" forgot to appear in court yesterday to defend the suit and Judge Clyde I. Webster, of the V. S. district court signed an order of de

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AMERICAN CARS QUALIFY FOR RACE AT INDIANAPOLIS Frontenacs Average Better Than 100 Miles Per Hour in Trial Spins. AUTO RACE TRIALS INDIANA POLISs. Ind.. May 29. The results of yesterday's trials at the Speedway follow: X.. S. Cnarrolet, Fronta'cl :27.37 103 IS J. Bojrtr, Trentenac li29.18 10O.95 O. Chevrolet, Trontnacl 129.65 100. SOIL. Malford, rrontecac 1:39.50 100.45 Xonla Wafirner, Ballot 1:28.50 101.70 It. Thai-man, Tharman.. 1:31.33 98.50 Cliff Dnrant, Chevrolet ..1:35.35 96.50 W. Dalene, Dueaenberff.. 1:35.42 94.20 Xi. Lecooq, Eonmr 1:36.83 92.90 . Klckay, Hudson li37.31 92.55 E. Shannon, Shannon 1:39.12 91.75 T. Milton, Duesenberff... 1:33.35 89.90 P. Boillot, Baby Feufsot. 1:40.80 89.55 INDIANAPOLIS. Ind.. May 23 Four American made cars hae shown such fcpef-d that the foreign rtoations are by no means to have things all their way in the 500 mile race Saturday. Yesterday the four Frontenac cars each turned the two and a half mile oal in the elimination trials at better than a hundred miles an hour. These with the Thomas Ballot and the Wilcox Peugeot made six cars that have gone better than the century gait, and added to this sextet is the Wagner linllot, which also crept under the wire for the fast figure. Louis S. Chevrolet went the lap on his second trial in 1:27. ST. which si'ia's I'M. 15 miles an hour, while his brother. Gaston, also in a Frontenac, showed a speed of 100 5 miles an hour, covering the lap in 1:29.65. Tourteen Cars Qualify. Today fourteen cars qualified, making a lotal of twenty that are eligible for the big grind that will start at 11 o'clock instead of 10 as previously an

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to go before the starter to see what they can do and to he qualified. The wlndup of the qualifying trials will be tomorrow.

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the Forsylhe grounds Iridnv, Decoration lJa. and a lively b:it!b- is an'icipatod. Sunday the fast LHwndali? Irani will be the attraction tt (he Now Yrk avenue grounds, provided ibe en rmval has moved off the grounds. In case the grounds are not fit to play on the Sunday game will also be plaj-d at For-sythe.

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'SPECIAL TO THE TIMES 1 "WHITINt;. Ind.. May 29. The Whiting Athletics played their first game and their second game with the West Side A. "'. and defeated them both times in the !at to Sundays. They have open dates for lecoration Day arid Sunday. June 1. anrtTuould like to book games with some fast team averaging from H-16 years. Write to 226 Atchison avenue. Arthur Id a roe. M'hiting. Ind.

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f INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE ! TOLEDO. )., May 23. --With ihc arrival of Kay Archer. Jess Willard's manager. Tom Jones. hi ex-manager. Tex Dowd and other lesser lights t-

j fached to the champion's entourage, the

big fellow's stock is going up. According to his followers there will be nothing to the fight here July 4. but Willard. Inasmuch as Toledoans had been hearniu exactly the same dop with Dempsey's name substituted for the champion, their interest In the arrival of Willard is perking up. Archer, on his airial here, gave offi-

j eial O. K. to -il of the arrangement i made for housing Willird. The fasino ! training quarters wer declared ideal

and the cottage pro id- d for Willard through the courtesy of a local h"ifl man more than pleasing. Archer s;nd that Willard would show up here not later than next Thursday. "Jess is in perfect shape." declared his manager. "His condition will surprise everyone when he arrives here He Is one hundred per cent better than when he fought Johnson a? Havana." Peiripsy is spending his mornings new in the matted ring. One R'nind Dpis, of TUiffalo, na the hn!leng"r's first kayo ctim in the t'aining operations. Dais faUed to live up to his name for Dempsey put him to slcp before the firt round was over. Font rounds with T.ill Tate and two with Jack Dillon were canted today although Dempsey's trainers said that they might let up on the program if Dfitipscj shnv ed Signs of staleness.

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1 THE. D SB i' S LEAGUE. Won Lo.-t. r.t. is t 1 1 : .sio 17 to .t:",o 11 1! .:.'ii" 1! M !t-1 1.' I.'. .4 11 s ) . s i-i ..7:; Eesults.

seek to take it up at that tme. There la a movement among Ohio la wtoaXers to adopt a resolution to attend in a body in order to get lifht Jor future guidance in legia'aticr.

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'SPECIAL TO THE TIMES! W1!IT1;. I nd.. May -l' CieUirg to Pat Pi8 0s star spitter. Hilikle. for 4

home runs in the third inning the S. O. t'o. of the Calumet Inrius'.rlal Bassball 1 Leagii- pi'el up a lead too great for the Msrootis overcome, snd toik them into camp by the score of Mo 7. . Fond ! d in six-- hi'.tinc for the S. . Co. getting three singbs and a homer, and was ; foilowcd cb.pc-Iy by "Ty" He Ran v ho r.fi-li,rrd a single, triple and a homer. On Saturday. Miv Si. u Standard j i il '(imi'any will cws l-ats '.ith the isiie.nu inet:(ii- Oil t'o. aggregation Rt Situ-'air Pa rk. Score: S. o. i -o o r. 4 ' 1 0 0 s j I . of c. Tl 0 10 1 0 3 0 1 7

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HL'OO BHZLDICK unleashed a whole ben hlobd of Pirate substitutes agajnst the Giants, ti d things up in the ninth and wot out tn the tenth. McGraw indulged in four twirleis but the quartet got bar-.-'d for 13 hits. Incidentally, they- wriked ei?ht Pirates. CACTI'S CIl-WATH helped himself to another circuit uallop und scored Meusel ahead of him. THE Tlrds lunched six hits, which combined with a walk and an error, netted live nins in the fifth, thereby taking the Phillies into camp. JEFF FFIJFFKR fsied to win hU. game against the Cards, but it was hardly his fault. Jeff got a triple en4 a sing'-, drove in one run and scored another. Th Cards outhit the Dodgers 15 to 10. TlfC Yanks won but their standing remains unchanged. They beat the first one rubber company team at Akron. Ohio, w'hi'.e en route from St. Louis

to Washi ngton. 1 ONLY fie grimes in the major leagues today. Soft for the sports eds.

AMERICAN LEACtUE. Won. I. CHICAGO -1 t "le eland 11 St. Louis li 1 New Yolk 11 I Detroit II 1

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P0LARINES AT F0RSYTHE GROUNDS r?PECIAL TO THE TIMES! WHITING, Ind.. May 23 The Polarines will play the Ore lis of Chicago at

OHIO SOLONS MAY. SEE TOLEDO BOUT IN BODY COLUMBUS, O., May 29. Representative K. C. Dunn aain failed to advance bis till desigrned to stop the Willard-Dempsey fight at Toledo Jnly 4. His motion to make it a special order for today at 11 a. m. failed to receive twc-tlurds majority. Ha then g'ave notice that he will

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