Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 28, Hammond, Lake County, 21 July 1919 — Page 3

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champion. Ic-otnp up bs a po.s;bi' iniiir wi!h J.itk D-ri'ity t"r world's ht.-a yn i U!!t champi-insh :r reason of his victory over l.v.ck st the Brttish light h--a weight, in I Saturday night.

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Bn-.-c tn nearly fvt- yc rs nr..1 hi lnp against the KnK'.it-ht:ii;i r-iv ' tn the stories of hi hn ins fsne and not bins fit for a h;r- b.-ittl- . real test, of his fitnt s.-j. hovev r. rnme when he .ies up a-.i!'f-He-kett, holder of the Ur:?i.h ' weight title, in London on Sop;. -.

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BUDS AT GARY PROVES ATTRACTIONS

NEW RECORD IS MADE

The Gary works baseball a.egro.v ion held a swat-ffst in th Gary industrial league Safirday afternoon when thoy romped across the home plate with C.I run?. The Sheet Mill tacked up two. The Gary works hickory wielders cot to the Sheet Mill twirlor in th- op ni; session and did rot stop unTi! :h.- last Stanza.

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of this Great Mill End Sale will witness Low Pricing Such As You Have Never Known Before! Tremendous efforts are being made to complete the Final CleanUp of all Mill-End Goods and regular Simmer Stocks. The Smallest Lots Get Still Lower Prices Until they're Sold Out Clean and Complete and many lines cannot be- advertised, for they'll generally be sold before all who sought them could get here.

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'.4.-. ! Olson nrd Miss Cath rin? Mylott. ten.Cit ni." eh iniioi. 'ii? of C.iry. "14 ; :. fo,.. the iarscst rro-vd of fans that X' ,nrr wit:-,-. -s.d a tennis tournament in the city. Mr. Olson and M.ss Mylott Mm,.x(d tie- honor at the .Tackson park I ,,-,, Satur.lady afternoon. lluring i the two s.os there wa. n't a lull and 'the interest in the championship i matches Mas intense. i i'v detV.-itir.ar Oshorne three out of .he

ON SOUTH SHORE LINKS finr ca,,.s eilsn retained the tennis r-n-arkaMe record was r s: hi ishc-d t i'l- whi-h he has held for two cot.seenjthe g.-lf cct.rte at the So i'h Shore! .utive years. While Olson's work with Cjmtry Club July A. when Dr. l"rnk: the noke- was ainv-s! a marvel. Osi:rliw!ev. an e and tar specialist. ,at' horn- . a me in for hi? share of the ap7:il Crar.d-n avenue, went around the: rhi-.is.- nn-i 1 h re was ie-t n moment nine -l-.d u-se twice in six.v-sev-n during Co s t that Mson did not. have stroke-, br.-akini th old record of slx-j to xw.rk. The set tesulted as follows: tv-eicht .-trokes. which had stood for; C 1. 2. I-'i and6- 3. ' F.dlovvini,' the no-n"s set the tide for rr r.nf.vl. y p'ay d th first nine the ladies- h a 111 t'ion.-h : p was played.

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l!y defra'ing Miss Ireno Sriker 6 2 and fi 1 in the semi-finals Miss Mylott

won the light to me- t Miss Harriet; Fitifatrtek considered the cleverest j player in the city. After losing the first two games 6 4 j nn,l g 2 Miss Fitzpatrtck made things I look interesting by taking the third by j

a score of put ail her won fi 4. tliij ladies' last year.

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Moran Is Confident of Victory

TAGGING ALL THE BASES By JACK VEI0CK I. N. S. Sports Editor

age of 12 to 15. For games call up Gilbert Rohde, phone 62 L

THIS week's campaign opens with j the White Sox five one-half games In

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By JACK VEIOCK (I. K. Service Sport Editor.)

NIHW YORK. July 21 Po you think! one game ahead of the Reds.

the Ueds can win the pennant? rat Moran, hustling; manager of the Cincinnati Nationals, dodsrer the question when it was put to him today. 'T rein lions are out of my line." smiled Moran. "I never make them.

t e i e ai'er ine ppnnani, oi touis". j We'd like to win it and we are fighting ! hard every day. That's all Iwan say." j Frefsed for the "low down" regarding

; the succes? of the Feds the genial I'atc ! ri' k loosened up. !. I "The bovs are rlavine tocther." he

j said. "They are playing today's game i ,-1 1 today and tomorrow's gam whn tie

,) ; time comes. Xone of the players are i i . . . . ... . . . i

1 was ta.H'ng anout i ne pennant or ppeouiai-

:i;K on getting some of the world's series loonfv next fall. Thfy simply ro In there and hht hard for every game .nd I'll hand it to them, they're some fighters." "Flit you don't have n ftpht on your hands against everybody with a ciuh going iike th Feds'."' Euggest'd the w rier.

"That's where vou'r mistaken."

otie.l -tor.in. "Kverv clob in the '.eatue'

has been giving us a battle. We've already h'.atfn St. Foui:i on series. bu

. . I we had to fight for i. rioston gave u: 3 g 27 13: a battle every day while we were there ! Fact is we haven't 1'o.in 1 a club m tin

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DODGER TRAININGS BEAT WHITE EAGLES AT GARY

GOLF SCORES AT COUNTRY CLUB The following golf scores wer tnadw by Hammond Country club golfers last Saturday and Friday: Ladies' day, July IS. won by Miss it. Fleming. 9 holes with a gross of 61

strokes: Gross. Miss Doming 51 Mrs. H. M. Johnson 87 Mrs. V. Dyer 67 Mrs. G. H. Austin 63 Miss M. Turner S3 Mrs. C. G. Kingwill 73 Blind bogey. July 13; winners. J. G. Ibach. "Jr.. and Harry Call, score 84.

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K. C. Deming I" C. M- Hick 9 H. F. Allison 107 W. E. Russell 36

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to take the Fe.-r- ! white Eagles 1 0 0 0 0 2 " 0 0 3 tight Si-ore of in j r,.lr, MoMatmo. Olson. Williams.

igs of fast bast -ball, j ,v.nway. Two-base hits Rudolph, th-- junip in the first ,-,.-! rjriges. Kropf. Rases on balls

inning and wcr- iio .t discouraged af- ! , ,ff Cho'.ew a. 2; off Revere-' t. 1. Struck

t.-r that. They kno.-,e,t Simons, ute .,, pv cholc-wa. .": bv Lerevett, 4

star of the Peerless staff, for 17 hits j seven of which were for extra base?.; The R.erlfss becoming dangerous only . in the eighth inning. But they were set down easy by Mears w ho replace 1 j

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SPECIAL TO THE TIMES! ING. lnd . July 21. One of th'

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WHITING, lnd . .July .1. one oi in" i aim i-o,o:n.

v, ,-,r baseball in the Calumet ! Every i-o rnrer c-t tne . ous took n ik-

Industriarieague was play.d Saturday j I,.;,- to Sin.onX .XXivery for at least w l between the rerican Stcd Kvindri." hit. 'reasbaum i--.t-.ing three and and Standard oil Co. at Whiting pari:. , Meats and the HuJ-.n twins two aptece Wall'and Reomco becked up in a pi'eh- j The C..is ,X, ,,kd to .. n.i it in the tnth ers- battle with Reor.io - getting the and did on a walk and a hit. After j best of it' with eh: von strikeouts against , that Moors put them down on easy ray- j Wall's -ix The batting honors went to runts v.ini. -r.fi it very good gam- for, Anderson ''and John with 2 bits each j the; Cops. The score indicates what a and Reome.Vs home run in the fifth! goM but lorins gam- the peerless put ' which proved enough to win the game. up gair.?t a wi init.g combination, alThe score- t 'hough they hal their star in the box.

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GAMES WANTED..

The East Side Yanks would lik'e to pet a game from anv team from the

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