Hammond Times, Volume 7, Number 18, Hammond, Lake County, 7 June 1919 — Page 3
3une 7, 1919.
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PITCHER'S DUEL FOR SUNDAY
Hammond semi-pro fans will get a treat of the season tomorrow, Sunday, Juno ,Sth, when Fred Holdworth's Hawthornes make their first appearance here. Buckeye, who so far this reason has shown himself a bit too classy for the clubs that have faced him, will start for Hammond, while none other than Dick Cantwell will twirl for Hawthorne. That a corking good game is looked for Is to be considered by the talent Holdworth has on his club. They are all ex-American and National leaguers, who work at the Western Electric, and only play en Sunday. The Chicago papers voice very strong in favor of the Hammond club. In fact. Manager Jim is having a hard time to get the top notchers to play here so early, as they do not ear to stack up against his curving crew, and for those who do not know or have not followed the fortunes of the Hammond club, let It be known that Xagel Is just as great a favorite In Chicago as he is right here In Hammond and all his many friends are pulling hard for him to land a pennant. Only yesterday, a leading Chicago paper stated through Its sporting "sheet that Hammond is open to meet all the big guns of the Chicago league
Local fans are loyal supporters of J. J. Xagel, and they are well aware of the fact that the busy manager of the local club has left no stone unturned to provide the best for his city. J. J. also appreciates the support of his trade and he always expands his whole efforts in providing a team that will not only be in the runing, but give a fast article of base ball. What the fans want Is a high class brand of baseball and be It said to the credit of J. J. Nagel that that is always his first object. He stands for what will put Hammond foremost in semi-pro baseball. Cullen and Thompson have fully recovered and will be back in the lineup Sunday. Game starts at three p. m. sharp.
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INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE TOLEDO. June 7. The some eight hundred fight fans and newspapermen who watched Jess "vVHIard's workout at the Casino yesterday afternoon were nearly a unit today In declaring that the champion must not only speed up considerably but greatly improve his boxing ere he steps in the ring with Jack Dempsey July 4. To attain this end. Willard has sent out orders for a couple of training partners who will force him to the limit. His manager. Ray Archer. Is now. In New Tork seeking such a pair and wires
were sent to several other cities today. Walter Monahan. despite his long lay-off from the ring and the fact that he Is sixty pounds lighter than Willard. gave the champion an interesting three rounds at the Casino yesterday. In fact a combination slip and a right to the jaw floored Willard at one stage of the proceedings. Willard was up in an Instant and from that time on went after Monahan with a bit more pep. Hoth Monahan and Jack Hemple planned to go the limit of their ability this afternoon with Willard and they expect assistance by Monday in rutting tho champion into shape for the big bout. Jack Dempsey today broke his long rest. However, the workout was liKht. Trainer DeForest said that next week Dempsey would resume the regular course of his training. If his condition continues as it is, he will likely have another lay-off of several days before the date of the fight, with a few days of snappy training just before he enters the ring.
RACE BETWEEN MICHIGAN AND CHICAGO
INTERNATIONAL NEW fuCEl CHICAGO. June 7. Michigan and Chicago are regarded as the strongest contenders for honors in the annual Big Ten track and field meet which will be held at Stagg field this afternoon. Michigan Is a favorite largely through the prowess of Carl Johnson, who is expected to win the hurdles, broad jump and high jump while Chicago will present a strong, well balanced team, which is especially formidable in the running events, Illinois. Notre Dame and Nebraska also will have strong teams in the contests.
PREVIOUS to the game Gowdy was the blushing recipient of a bouquet of American beauty roses from a delegation of young ladies from a physical
culture school.
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Effective June 11, 1919 By direction of the Postmaster General, whose authority to fix rates has been approved by the recent decision of the United States Supreme Court, the following schedule of rates is announced for Hammond and West Hammond.
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Individual Line . . Two-party Line . . Four-party Line . . Eight-party Line (Rural) ... Extensions ......
Business Rate. $5.00 per month 4.00 per month .... per month 2.50 per month 1.00 per month
Residence Rate. $3.00 per month $2.50 per month $2.00 per month $2.00 per month $ .75 per month
Private Branch Exchange Rates Flat Rate, two-way Trunk Lines $ 7.50 per month Flat Rate, one- way Trunk Lines 3.75 per month
Switchboards Cordless, including Operator's set 1.50 per month Switchboard ' including operator's set Cord (non-multiple type) 2.00 to $9.00 per month Switchboard including operator's set (Multiple type), per position 10.00 per month Multiple stations and trunkjacks in excess of one per line per strip of ten jacks in use 15 per month Terminals and extension stations on same premises 1.00 per month
THE FOREGOING SCHEDULE SUPercedes all existing rates. We will be pleased to give details pertaining to the change upon request. CHICAGO TELEPHONE CO. O. A. KRINBILL, DISTRICT MANAGER
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TAGGING ALL THE BASES By JACK VEIOCK I. N. S. Sports Editor
THE Tirates are r'sponsible for the Giants' longest losing streak At the season three in a row. WHILE Babe Adams toyed with the league leaders, his matt smacked four McCJraw twirlers for three triples, three doubles and five singles. THK lowly Senators again showed signs of life and the Browns, their next door neighbors, were the victims.
LEW MA LONE overran third during a ninth inning rally by the Dodgers, thereby ending, to the keen satisfaction of the Reds, another "might have been" game. THE hero of the "Yellowbacks" could not ask for a sweeter chance than accepted by Heatchcote in the PhilheCard game. With one to tie, two to win, two down in the ninth, two on and two strikers and three palls. Hcathcote singled, red fire, calcium and curtain.
THE Ked Sox placed a period on Howard Ehmke's three in a row and Veach drew thre,e of the six Tiger hits collected off Pennock. WHEN" Ollie Chill chilled the Tigers for disputing a decision he chased Bush. Toung and Heilman out of the game and Manager Jennings and Coach Hawley off the coaching line. HERZOG celebrated "Gowdy Day" by hitting for four sacks and the only score in the Braves-Cub argument.
JOE BURMAN WINNER. INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE BALTIMORE, Md., June 7. Joe Bur-
man, of Chicago was given the decision
here last night over Patsy Johnson, of
Syracuse, at the end of their 15 rounds. Both boys are bantams. Matters were
bout even until the twelfth, when Bur-
man landed a vicious wallop to John
son's jaw. The Syracuse lad hung on
for almost the balance of the bout.
MISKE GIVES
MEEHAN A MAULING t INTER NATIONAL NEWS SERVICE ST. PAUL. Minn., June 7. Willie
Meehan, San Francisco heavyweight. Is
wearing several bruises and contusions
today as a result of a mauling given
him by Billy Miske in a stormy ten round bout. Miske left the ring unmarked. Meehan's ability to absorb
punishment .was all that saved him
from a knockout.
A NOTICE. Owing to the fact that the East Chi
cago Junior Gophers have disbanded for
the rest of the 1919 baseball season after last Sunday's game, we will try to
cancel all our games with the different
baseball teams throughout Lake county.
and through the courtesy of The Times
we hope this notice meets the eyes of
the teams we have scheduled.
EAST CHICAGO JUXIOR3.
M m m a mm m m mt q NATIONAL LEAGUE. Won. Lost. Pet.
New Tork 24 11 .688
Cincinnati . 21 18 .568
Brooklyn 20 17 .541 CHICAGO 18 18 - .500 Pittsburgh 18 20 .474 Philadelphia 15 17 .469 Boston 13 21 .3S2 St. Louis 13 22 .371 AJEE&XCAX X.XAGTTE. Won. Lost Pet. Chicago 25 11 .634 Cleveland 21 13 .618 New York - 19 12 .613 Boston IS 18 .500 Detroit 17 18 .486 St. Louis 16 18 .471 Washington 12 21 .364 Philadelphia 7 24 .226
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