Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 29, Hammond, Lake County, 22 July 1919 — Page 7

Tuesday. Julv 22, 1919.

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WIS. DEFEATED

1I0LKE NOW GOING GOOD FOR BRAVES

Even Old Kid Bright Lights Has Little Chance With Jack .Dempsey

On 1st Saturday afternoon In one of j the best hall frame; staged in tlic t'alu-j met Industrial I.'MRuo. the ;enernl. American Tank "ar corporation d- feat- i ed th.; Wm. Graver Tank Works by ihtFcoro of 5 u 0. thereby maintiilng their i rhice as a cintepd r for the pennnnt Kaiohloy of the General American j team was invincible throughout tlv ; fm, striking out seventeen batters t a'ii holding the Gravers to one lone hit. ! w'u-h eame In the ninth when Hess the first man up loyod one inor the lnfe Id ', thereby robbing Rairhley of a no-hit ; game. The General American won the game ; Jn the first inning when Morgan pre- ' fenteil Blank with a base on balls and Jones th next batter doubled, scoring ; l'.lank front f.rst. Pete I'allan then' irve Jones In with a single to right Mortan recovered after this attack and , j-i'ched air tight ball all the rest of the way, holding the General American hitters to three scattered hits throughout the remainder of the rastime. ! On next Sunday the General American will take on their biggest game of the F'ason when they play the Hammond team for a healthy side bet. Haiehley will pitch for the General American and in an effort to redeem himself with th t Hammond fans for his defeat at Joliet he w ill try and put over a "w in on Ruck- j ye, aided by Blank and Callari. two of, the Hammond players who will appear! in the General American lineup. Another star or two is to b added to the Tank 'Workers' lineup this week and , they promised to give Hammond a good j

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Waltc-r Holke. who started his mjor ler.g-ue career in auspicious fashion lack in 191(5, when he played ruch a prominent part in the winning ct twenty-six consecutive games by the Giant6. tvily to slip rapidly into mediocrity last year, has perpetrated a remarkable comeback as a member of the Braves and -new ranks hiph anions the first sackera of the leasue.

DEMPSEY BACK HOME; TOO HAPPY TO TALK ABOUT FUTURE PLANS

SALT LAKE CITY, Utah. Julr S3. Horn with hi parent for. tha first tlm cine h won the world' cha,mpio&ahip. Jack Bempsey Is too fcPP7 to glTe much thought to coming tght. Reporters oallinr today at the home he bought hla mother found the youthful champion In the hack yard playing with four dogrs. To the acrlhee he appeared far more 1 willing1 to talk about the joy of Being home again than regarding the future. "X haven't heard about any match he. lag arranged with Bill Brennan," Dempcey laid. Jteferring to Xeo Tlynn'i heavyweight hope, who lost to Dempsey in pre-tltle days, Dempsey giTes the impression that he would rather meet George Carpentler next. After a short visit with the Dempsey family Jack and his manager, Jack Kearns. will go on to Chicago and New Tork.

Thff Hammond Murley's defeated the Scatena Colts Sundiy by a score of 1 t-- 2. The Murley pitcher only allowed the Scatenas two hits while the Murl"ys knocked Lynch and Xirnan pretty hard. The batteries for Murleys was Parrett and Schafer: Seatena: Lynch. ?-'iman and Tate.

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ULIHLLI! MIL ! GARY SCHOOLS

I Jefferson and Kmerson Tought neck : and neck for first honors in the intert scholastic meet which was held at the Frobel school field in Gary Saturday afternoon, Jefferson nosing out their nearest contenders by a margin of sev

en points. A large and enthusiastic crowd saw the young and sturdy little athletes vie for honors and In the neighborhood of 150 students took an active part. Two exceptional records were hung up. The star performers of the day were Stnrbridge of Emerson and Ottison of Jefferson. Topp of Ambridge school threw the baseball 17;i ftct and Heilste.id of Jefferson clipped off the 50 yard dash in seven seconds. The results were as follows: Annual grammar school track meet -on by Jefferson. S2 points: Emerson. 73; Beeridge. 24'-: 21st St.. 13'?; Froebel. 12; 25th Ave., and Ambridge. 7. 70 Pounds. ift yard dnsh 1st. I'rowthers. Emerson; tied for 2nd, Miller. Jefferson, and Topp. Ambridge. 6 1-5 seconds. R. Broad .lump 1st. Miller. Jefferson; 2nd, Goldman. Emerson; 3rd. rtooda. Jefferson. 11 ft.. 10 in. 40 Yd. Sack Race 1st. C. Moleskl. Reveridge: 2nr. Tugo. 25th: 3rd. Goldman. Emerson. 6 1-5 seconds.

Baseball Throw 1st. Topp. bridge: 2nd. Crowther. Emerson; Johnson. Beveridge. 173 ft. 150 Yd. Relay 1st. Emerson; Beveridge; 3rd Jefferson. 25 sec. 90 Founds. 50 Yd. Tash 1st. Heilstead. Jeff

Lewis. 21st: 3rd. RRudy. Jeff. R. Broad Jump 1st. Otteson, Jeff.; 2nd. Heilstead. Jeff.; 3rd. Belec. Bev. 13 ft. 1 in, St. Broad Jump 1st. Studer, Jeff; 2nd. Deosy. Em.; 3rd. Walko. Froebel. 7 ft. 40 Yd. Pack Race 1st. Trilby. Jeff ; 2nd. Eu' hs, Bev.; 3 Jacobsen, Em. 15 sec. High Jump 1st. Otteson. Jeff.; 2nd. Phillips. Jeff.: tied for 3rd. Lewis. 21st.

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By JACK VEIOCK (International News Sport Editor.) LOS ANHKMiS, Calif.. July 22. Jack Dempsey will be champion of the world for a l.mg. long tune. The new boss ..f the heavyweight lias everything mci-ssary to the successful title holder, from outh to the most wicked punch ever packed by a champion in any division. Twentv-four years old. a two-handed, sure-footed. , ool-hended battler 'run the soles of his feet to the crown of his heii.!. Iii-mpsey possesses all the qualifier tions that hav.- combined to make champions of the past. Former champs have been noted for tins or th.it virtue as tighter. Some have been l iever. siio hmc Peen terrific hitters with at least one hand: some have been superior r;ng generals and WillHrd. they say. wa. too big to be heaten. I'enipsey is b;g enough to take rare of any opponent tiny d'g up for him. He is clever in his peculiar way, but his 8M-e.it speed in attacking his opponents covers up his cleverness He has learned trout meetig all tvpes "f battlers and boxers, every hook and crook of offense and defense Nothing thai an opponent can spring on him serves as a surprise and nothing will until some day when the right kind of bird comes along the tight -"i who is to uncrown t lie- new champion To our way. of thinking there is but one opponent in l'empsey's pathway now who h.is a chance with him. liny, go page old Kid Bright Light and ask him how- many hampions he has beaten. The Old Kid. as we were about to say, is the only battler in the world today who has a ghost of a show against Oempsey and from what we know- of Jack. Old Man Bright Lights w-ill get a distinctly cold shoulder. Dempsey is a hig. happy, friendly bo. He has knocked about the- country for a number of years and has had plenty of opportunities to pla.v Old Bright Lights forty was from a Jack. But he has passed up the gay old bird because he doesn't se-e anything in his line that appeals." They say Georges C'arpr-nter or Joe Beckett might surprise the new champion. We don't believe it. Carpentier would be in luck to stay three rounds with Demps.-y'.H bone-crushing rights and lefts showering upon him with punishment Billy Bapke. outweighel by Carpentier. heat him when he was supposed to he at the top of his form. Joe Jeanette gave him all he could handle and the only man of title or near-title timber he has beaten decisively is Bombardier "Wells No. Carpentier had better pick up all the loose Chang" in sight before he meets lempsey. It will be better so. Joe Beckett, the rugged new British champ, is said to be more of a puncher than Carpentier. He is mope of the Billy Miske type in build and

r.hiltty to assimilate punishment. He might linser a hit longer with Jack, but it U our guess that he would take a terrible beating in any case over any number of rounds. On this side of the water we have possibly two battlers who may exchange punches with the new king. One is W illie Meehan. Frisco battler, who once took a four-round decision from Jack and who has been cashing ii ever since. In all liklihood Meehan will be I'ernpsey's next American opponent, and it is our hunch that the. i-ports will be betting on the number of rounds he'll last. Miske. the only battler who has stood up with Pempsey over the tenround route since Jark came Into his own as a si-rapper, is a tough egg and may figure as a drawing card with the new champ. But whether or not Miske wants any of Dempsey's game now that Ja k Is the champion is questionable. If ve remember correctly Miske recently admitted that he isn't ready just jet to have relatives collecting his insurance. He knows best.

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Won. Lost. Tct. 'HICAGO 53 2S .654 Cleveland 47 34 ..ISO New York 44 34 5fil Detroit 44 35 .557 St. Louis 42 37 .532 Boston 33 44 .429 Washington 35 4 7 .427 Philadelphia 19 5S 247

Testerday's Results. Chicago. 7; New York. 6 Chicago. 5; New York. 4. Cleveland. 7: Philadelphia, 1. Detroit, fi: Boston. 2. St. Louis. 5: Washington. 2. NATIONAL LEAGUE. Won. Lost.

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110 Founds. rf Yd. Dash 1st. Blackvvll. 21st: 2. Butcho. Em.; 3. Jackson, lm. 7 1-5 sec. , ll'" Yd. Desh 1, Hlaekwell. 21st; 2. Scoverland. Jeff ; 3, Bulchko, Em. 14 3-3 sec. High Jump 1. Sudor. Jeff.; 2 Clayton. Em.; 3. J. Moleski. Bev. 4 ft. 2 in. R. B Jump 1. Staven. Jeff.; 2. Fred Watson. Em ; 3 Quinn. Jeff. 12 ft. 1'3 inches. . St. B. Jump 1, Butcho. Em : 2. Pwov. erlin. Jeff.; 3 Clayton. Em. 7 ft. 8 in. 44 Yd. Walk 1. Swovrland. Jeff: 2 Hausman. Bev.; 3. Clayton. Em. 2:1. 4 40 Relay 1. Emerson: 2, Beveridge; 3, Jefferson. 1:4. Unlimited. 5" Td. Dash 1. Bilkovich. Froehel; 2. Pturbridge. Em.; 3. Neff. Jeff. " sec. 440 Yd. Walk 1. Human. Em.: 2. Honan. Cteff.; 3. Bereaw. Jeff 2:14 220 Yd Dash I. Sturbridge. Em.: 2. Bilkovich, Krf. 3. Neff. Jeff. 30 2-5 s c. R. Broad Jump 1. Human, Em: 2. Bilkovich. Fr.; 3, Dulcavy. Jeff. 13 ft. S in. High Jump 1. Sturbridge, Em ; 2. Unman. Em.; 3. Dunleavj. Jeff. 13 ft. 5 in. 4 40 Relay 1, Emerson: 2, Jefferson. 1.1 2-5. J. Gilroy. chief referee.

AFTER GAMES

Th" crack Peerless nine of East Chicago would like to hear lrem any junior iifir cams in the county for a game this Sunday. July 27. The I. H. Triauthe St Casmerf. the Olympics, the Sta'c Line Juniors, the St. Cyriils. th I. It. South Sid A. C and the Whiting Boosters are spdiaily desired. Any of 1: se trams ma ' have a gjme with us for this Sunday or nu.- Sunday thereafr by writing in :lv I'errless Athletic Club. 4720 Eorsythe ave.. East Chicago Tnd . or by .-ailing East Chicago 714 1 V. pveen the hi.ur- of S:1S and K:00 p. rn Ask for Lawrence George. Tn:s is gooil on; i-t lur.ity for all of these teams to meet one of the scrappiest, and cleanest aggregations ever fc-o'ten together. We insure a scrappy and square game and ask for the same. At present we have lost three arguments out of fourteen played. We arc strong bidders for the junior amateur h.iMvionship of the county, and intend to . tier a stiff battl to all other con

tenders. 1 Act quickly, you teams specified, for the s-r.son is more than half over mil u e n.ifiht romp away with the hacon ' right iind'T your noses. If there arany oth'r tennis in and around i h county tailing in this class who would like to meet us. pl-ase write to tlv tibove address. We consider anything, mid would like to hook up with th toughest in ou;- class.

Ptpt 15. Gibbons has tentative! v epted but no answer has ben reccr. from ODowd.

LAST NIGHT'S FIGHTS.

)- I'Sr; of Ok- sc.iK-eze play again.-', d "A'.it hK-ston. "oup'od with Georse p:si - i 's t- r. t Via.--' running e t.t-I-;-i-iw ns til.-- game. Davenport vas

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

NEATLY 2".'""'A fans gather.', the r.H and Giants baft iv.-in bill of the polo grounds. S' i i Inn i"t . fered.

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BOSTON Johnny Dunde won the referee's d'eision over Joe Tip'uis in twelve rounds. SYRACUSE Mike ODowd. middle

weight champion, knocked out Young FUher of Syracuse in the fifth round. AT CI NX ATI Dick O'Brien, of Cincln-

THE Y'anks are setting a fa:-1 r v .. pace. They have now dropn-d three straight to the league leading So an 1

are In third place.

LOSING games by one run 1; the Tankee long suit. Weaver's single, in the ninth beat them In the first gat-" f a twin bill. In the second Herb Thor-

For Broken Veins, Ulcere Old Sores and Eczema

York In the ninth round AT JERSET CITY Battling LevinskyClay Turnr eight round hout postposd unt 1 tonight on account of rain.

nafl. knocked out Joe Bonds of Ncwi niahlen passed Scliaik in the tenth and

Shano Collins hit the runner homo. BABE RUTH i too busy mning home runs to pitch winning ball. He made his fourteenth circuit swat against Ehmke of th" TigTS. but lost his game.

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OffllKri lUU.'ltl inrti ....... - . victory since he became manager. Th1 llackmen were the victims.

ROECKEL'S wallop in the fifteenth Inning scored Maranville and gave P.oston a victory over the Cardinals.

COLLINS OFFERS PURSE FOR

MIKE GIBBONS VS. O'DOWD!

MINNEAPOLIS. Minn. July 22 Mike Collins. Minneapolis promoter, has offered $5,000 for a bout between Mike ODowd and Mike Gibbons' for the world's middleweight boxing championship, to be staged between Aug. 2S and

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