Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 48, Hammond, Lake County, 13 August 1919 — Page 8

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rrirrTncjit.L kew3 srsmcci XEW TOJiK. Aug. 13 Weather pejdittiot tt Giant &oI Beds will dash here, twice today la the opening of a r!x came series that may figure importantly In deciding the -winner of the National League race. Three double headers are to be played In three daTi. Pat lloran's men vere four and oners If comes out In front before today's clashes. Bhould Cincinnati make a fattp of the series they would push th'mueWea so far ahead It would be almost Impossible for the Giants to overtake them. While interest is not at fever heat that it was maintained at Cincinnati during the recent series there between the Reds and Giants It Is believed the attendance records for the three days are likely to be broken. It Is estimated, 100.000 people will see the six gonitis. ilcGraw plants to start Arthur Nehf and Phil Douglas against the invaders today, while Moran probaMy will send Slim Sallee or either Ruther or Kins to the mound. The weather early today was not favorable but nothing short of a near cloudburst Is expected to cause a postponement of today's games.

FROM CADDY TO A CHAMPION AT SIXTEEN

When Francis Ouimet startled the amateur world by winninp the national open championship little Eddie Lowery was his caddy-r-the envy of the other caddies. Today Lowery has joined the ranks of the champions. He recently won the Massachusetts junior title in the tourney over the Brookline Country club links, where he caddied Ouimet to a championship. Lowery equalled the amateur record by poing around the course in 72. He is just sixteen years old. Lowery must have been inspirca

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CHICAGO, Aug. 13. Trap shooters will participate in the American Amatf ur Championship at double targets and the Junior trap shooting championship at the South Shore Country club here roday. The ten leading men from the ast and the same number from the west In yesterday's event will compete tomorrow in a team match. The western tram is composed of Troh, Vancouver. Wash.; Endtrs, Phoenix, Ariz.; Arle. Thomasboro, 111.; Seavay, Portland, Ore.; .mi6i, Marshalltown, la.; Keslor, Chii ago; Sherman, Salt Lake City; Gunning, Eongmont. Colo.; Larson, Greeley, Neb.; Arte. Menard, Texas. The eastern, team is composed of Jennings, Todmorton, Canada; Henderson, Lexington, Ky.; Burns, Brookville, Ind.; Thompson, Jackson. Mich.; Weeder, lleveland; Lallance. Huntington. "W. Va.; Xlosrers. Iayton; Piatt, Bridgeton. N. T.; Wright. Buffalo, N. V.. and Kutt, Morton. N. T.

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by Ouimet's remarkable rise. Francis was a caddy before he decided to enter the game as a player. Bcrides startling the golf world with his play in the championship meet Ouimet broke into

At left. Eddie Lowery of Woodland as he appeared as caddy for Francis Ouimet at Brookline Country club when Ouimet won open title, and Lowery as he appeared while winning Massachusetts junior championship at Brookline recently. fame by beatinjr Varden and Ray, star Enplish golfers, in an exhibition match. Experts who saw Lowery in action say he has pood form and a keen eye. His driving was spectacular. He has not attained his growth as jet.

STANDARD JRS. DEFEAT EASTSIDE YANKEES The Standard Jrs. easily defeated the fast Eastside Yankees of Hammond Saturday by a 5-4 score in a hard fought battle. Guzek of the Standard Jrs. had the .best of it all the way with 12 strikeouts to Putto's. the Eastside star, five strikeouts. The feature was the timely hitting of Guzek and Wydra Hudiski, with three hits apiece. Anyone wanted games from 12-15 jrs.. write to-Walter Guzek. Columbia Hotel, Hammond, Ind.

TENNIS REACHES SEMI-FINALS

(INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE BROOKLINE, Mass.. Aug. 13. The

nationals doubles tournament reached

the semi-final stage today when the Australian tennis wizards. Norman E. Brookes and Gerald L. Patterson, were pitted against Fred B. Alexander and S. H. Voshell, winners of the tri-state title. Maurice E. McLoughlin and Thomas C. Bundy, the Californians. were scheduled to start the day's play by meeting Wrn. M. Johnson and C. J. Griffin, the northwestrcn sectional champions.

LANDIS MAY GET JOB. ! INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE ) NEW YORK, Aug. 13. A persistent rumor circulated here yesterday as the directors of the American league met to take action on the Mays case that Fed

eral Judge Kenesaw Mountain Land's of i Chicago would be tendered the position i of chairman of the National Baseball J Commission at a salary of $50,000 a i

year. No confirmation of the report was obtainable.

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

THIS SPEAKER alone beat the Tanks. He had nine putouts. an assist, drove in one of Cleveland's runs and scored the other himself after stealing second.

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The Giants found a team they could beat Brooklyn. Jess Barnes' alrtig"ht

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j THE Browns held a field day at Bos I ton and coprxd easily.

it A " Mfe AMEEJCAN UaOVE. Won. Ldst. Tct. CHICAGO 62 3S .620 Detroit 57 41 .IhZ Cleveland 56 43 .566 New York 53 44 .546 St. Louis 52 45 .525 Boston 45 R2 .461 Washington 40 60 .400 Philadelphia 27 63 .251 Yesterday's Results. Cleveland. 2; New York. 1. St. Louis, 10; Boston. 3. Detroit, 9; Philadelphia, 6.

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FIGHT DECISIONS. Decisions of fight represtutlTet 2&ondy were i At Philadelphia Charier Whita beat Harry Pierce, (6); Beany Laoaaxd beat Irish Patsy CUne, (6); Joe Welling' beat Johnny Dundee. (6); Joe Benjamin beat Al Tbompioa, (6) Johnny 2Xealey beat Zddie Mor-g-an, (6). At Dayton Harry Oreb bet Terry Xel, iar. (15). At Jereey C-ty Battling' Z.erlntky beat Clay Turenr, (3). At NaihrUle ate Jackeoa beat Bobby Hays, (C). At Baltimore 7 ranxie Mason heat Johnny Ertle, (15). At Syracuse, N. Y. ICLka O'Dowfl let Jackie Clark (10). At Cincinnati Ever Hammer knocked out Jack Shepherd (8).

MASON DEFEATS JOHNNY ERTLE BALTIMORE. Md.. Aug-. 13. Frankie Mason of Fort Way no ion all the wayover Johnny L'rile of Sr. Paul in an interesting fifteen nund Vattle to a referee's decision Monday Mason was too fast and clever for Citle. who took a bad heating. Ertle landed only at infrequent Intervals, and his best was a left hook to the head. Mason, after the first couple of rounds, which he used up studying his opponent, was the aggressor all the way.

STANDARD JRS. WIN GAME.

rSPECUL TO THE TIMES! j WHITING. Ind., Aug. 13. The Stand-1

aid Juniors defeated the Whiting Newsboys in a closely contested game at Whiting Park, winning 4 to 3. Score: Standard Jrs. 0 0 0 1 0 2 0 1 04 Whiting Xewsbojs.O 0 1 0 2 0 0 0 0 3 The Standards would like to hear from teams averaging from 11 to 15 years. AValter Goldricke, phone Whiting 171-R.

HERE'S ONE THEY WON. rSPECIAL TO THE J'ES1. ,... WHITING. Ind.. Aug. 13. The luting Newsboys trimmed the Robertsdale Juniors in game at Forsythe Park to the tune of Zl to 0. Score: W. N. B 3 0 5 5 0 ! Ml TO F.bts. Jrs. 0 000000 0 00

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