Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 56, Hammond, Lake County, 22 August 1919 — Page 7

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FOWNES. JONES AND HERRON LEFT IN TITULAR GOLF

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Rain Falling in Forenoon and Afternoon.

OAKMOXT GOLF COrKSK. V:i . Auk.

was tsoston s mm vt..-ti d;( y to; xppiicncc- the stin of defeat in the Xa- ! tional Aniatfur Gclf clKiir.t i..i:sh:p :it' )skmont. The tide of advr.-st y which' eliminated the stars of New Vrk "ii Tuesday, and wrecked th In ipes .f Ohi- ' capo on Wednesday.. suf;t away the prospects of the Hack Hiiy district, v In n Francis Ouimot was eliminated in a .is holu match by J. We...,,! l'l.itt of the H.ila. 1 club of 1'hilade Ipi;iu. .is a; t:ie t!ni" ! 'vlifn the immortal Casey struck .u. i there is no j.-y in IStantoun. ' Piatt, who is 21 years of a sc. won the- j Philadelphia junior championship a year i ago and has just been given a rutins of i five in the V. S. O. A., which rinces him ! in the eligibility. lie is a .!ier ..f i about the build of Jerome. P. Travel s, j and bears a resemblance to Jmimv h-1-don, former University (if Chienuo , football player. He r'-as with tn? speed of a profession.)!. !

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(SPECIAL TO THE TIMES'; j ROBERTSmLB. Ind . Auk. 22. The i o!dlers will piay the civilians at. Fi.r- j yth park on Sunday mcrning about in ! o'clock. Th soldiers will I'l'iy in tin!- j

form and will feiv nu exhibition dri'.i before the. pame in front of th Rhcrtsdale fire station. I'.imc out and root. Much enthusiasm hps b-cn raised ocr this same Everybody is weh "'no.

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WINS GAME. The East Side Jrs. defeated t!i E-.:,-er St. Tanks by a scoro of 6-2. They would like to arranee ttatnex with all

teams averaging from 11-H year eames call ant! ask for rotts.

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d iy. Angus' 21. One of the best Karnes

K'r of the season is looked for on the local Pavidjf.cld. Ormsby or Fune will face Cuck-

eyc who will return from his vacation

Sunday. It is rumored that three new fa es will be se.in in the lineup Sunday.

Who the players are NaKt-1 will not say.

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MITCHELL-WELLING BOUT ON BENTON HARBOR CARD i

nioter. Cienrge Oswego, will get for the 1 show he plans for hubor day is bard to I ficui e. lsw(-gn wanted Wellinsr end

White, but Charley d-clmed.

'PINK' MITCHELL TO MEET HAMMER AT MILWAUKEE

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CUFFY STOPPED

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Chicago Bantam Out on His Feet in Fourth Round at Michigan City.

JCIIWAUKEE, Wil, Axig. 30. ( Ever Hammer will bo one of the main attractions at Tom Andrews' n ov. V. rrir VinyA T.alirti Tlav at". I

Auditorium. He baa been matched to meet Plnkej BUtchell, the younger half of the BCitchell family. The wsigrht will b 138 pounds at 3:00 o'clock. If Pinke7 whips Hammar he will g-et Sailor rriedman at Racine. Howard Carr, when asked about the match, said ha preferred ZUchle, but ZUchie is scheduled to box Joe Wellingsomewhere in Irlichift'an the same day.

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REFEREE

NEW YORK. Auk. 22 Uilly Koch.

boxing referee, was operated upon -for! l..-r eye trouble yesterday and a ?tat iner t in:;! was infilled later that unless com ;! ' - hoc

. li Mitchell. Mi!-:ii;k. " Map- 1 wtll be -Joe Wei'.mi;' opi-oivnt in j 'iifl:t of flu- slvw 11 he .-t.-jtred by. .1 ruzsimn:ot:s at U;n V- nt on Uar- j iv nn i n l.'il or ! ty : t t.-vnoon. This h wan clus'.'il W '.-' r: e-sil :t y anil the v. '11 w i ii in ;i l"'i t.otmds rintr- j

CORNELL STUDENT IN CANOE TRACED V INSISTS GIRL COMPANION WAS DROWNED

MICHIGAN' CITY. Ind . Aug. 22. After Frankifi Mason, the Fort Wayne! bantam, liad punched Jimmy Duffy of j ChictK" aI:no.t into insensibility the refer e stopped the battle in the fourth: round of their scheduled ten-round mill, ho;-e rieht. Puffy -was practicaly j

out on his feet. In the eight-round Femi-windup between Mickey Anderson and Tommy liresnahan of Chicago, middlewelghts, Anderson bad a slight f-hade. v Kd toddic of Chicago substituted for Bob Allbrijtht of I.aPorte and shaded Art Snyder of Michigan City in the sixround preliminary. Bobbie Moon of

i Chiiajro and Cuy Forma n of Michigan ! City. bai;tani3 were matched for the J r.oxt show here. Twelve hundred fans sae the bouts, which were held in the open a.r arc na.

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Hazel Crance and Donald W. Fethcr. Donald W. Fether, Cornell sophomore charped with tho murder tf Hazel Crance during a canoe ride on Cayuga lake, maintains his innoce':3. He declares that the canos in which they wt re ridinir overturned snd that he swam about for twenty minutes trying to rescue her. t.rapplera hvj found a pair of trousers In the la!- '. Thi-y were turned .r.:de out :.r.d the lers were tied in a sinple knot. Fether ?nys he kicked o:f his trcysera to aid him in swimming about in search tor the girl.

: HAMMOND BALL PARK !

SUNDAY, AUG. 24tfe ! Game Called 3:30 P. M. I SHEEHANS

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"Yes. 1 too, wore those old-fashioned bifocals with their riisfiiniring seam. The seam annoyed rue and blurred my vision. And I never realized how old those 'antiques' made me look until one day my daughter asked. 'Daddy, what is that qucer-iookinir crack in your glasses?' I forthwith went in search of two-vision glasses without the disfiguring- marks. I found them in Kryptoks at Sam Silver's, mariufacturimx optician, Hammond. Iiid' Kryptoks give thr convenience of near and far vision in on? pair of glasses, without that age-revealing "crack" or seam. .irRSfFTOK k. GLASSES A2sTHE INVISIBLE D1FOCALS They five to your eyes the natural eyesight cf youth enabling you to see boTh near and far objects with equally keen vision. Yet they look like single-vision glasses because the lmse is one solid clear piece. SAM SILVER Jewelers Manufacturing Opticans Hammond, Ind.

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