Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 67, Hammond, Lake County, 5 September 1919 — Page 8

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BOWLING - i SEASON IS APPR0CH1NG

THE TIMES.

Rimmond's bowling' season opens Saturday night ith a special match garni: Iclwen the Gary All-Stars, captained by "Speed" Kinder, and Ned Nelson's Hammond All-Stars. The match will b- held at the McCool ajlevs and wiil pen at 8 o'clock. This match will be for the purpose of gt ttlng the Hammond fans aroused and laving the way for the organization of an eight-team league in the city. All fJy six five-nian teams have betn remised and two more will be organized v, ithin a few days. The captains of the teams which have eiroady been formed are John Gill. ,Val'r Rhode, "Keckie" Moll and Ian llnl .ght, .while Roy McCool and K. V. Prrt'n will each have house teams. The entrance fee has been fixed at $2 rer

man. Following the big send-off which t lie game will get at the meet Saturday evening, another meeting will be held Saturday. September 13, at which the liacuu will be formally organized and .fie schedule for the season arranged. It i hoped to have several teams from Hammond industries enter- The schedule will open Tuesday. September '!'' nd after' that th games will be rdH''l !gularly on the McCool and TYrrin alleys each Tuesday and Thursday. The alleys at both places have been planed and resurfaced this summer and are in perfect condition. The equipment has been thoroughly ocrhaulcd and much in-w iriitenal added. At a mect-

j ins of bowling proprietors at Chicago I recently the matter of raising the price

was considered because of the increased cost of material and help, but it was decided to hold to the old price of fifteen cents per line fur another season. Hammond proprietors are following the Chicago plan and have not raised the rales

BURMAN SWINGS K. 0. ON LEOPOLD COLORADO SPRINGS. Col.. Sept. D. Joe Durman of Chicago knocked out Joe I.oopold in the eighth round of a scheduled twelve round bout here Wednesday night. It was Uurman's tight almost from the start to finish,.

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"We are ready for you with a complete line necessary for the hunter's equipment. Remington, Winchester, Stevens, Ithaca Shotguns 10. 12, 1G, 20 and 410 gauge shells, nil loads and powers. We have an unusually large assortment of single shot and repeating rifles. Come in and see them.

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This is the big game fish month. To see our unlimited stock of baits, fishing rods, easting reels, lines, etc., is satisfaction itself. Live Frogs and Minnows for sale Fridav and Saturdav.

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SATURDAY

LEONARD EASILY

Hammond fans will b given thetr first opportunity to see Saturdny semipro ball tomorrow afternoon at the local pfcrk. To asuure the fans their money's worth Manager Nagel has booked a double attraction and will give them two frames for the one price of admis? Ion. Promptly at 1:30 p. m. the Whitman and Hrnes team will rlay Gary and the w inner of this game will play Hammond, the final game to be called immediately after the first one is finished. The Whitman and Barnes club is now leading the Chicago Leauge. having won i: games and lost 3. r.a Saturday and Monday they increased their string of v.tftorior. by taking the Magnets and Vaukegan. The Magnets, with Corey Pitching, were handed an overwhelming dofeat by the score of 13 to 2 and according to the dope Gary should be easy picking for the fast Whitman and names outfit. Gary, however, may conic over here loaded up and spring a surprise in which event they will have t ho long looked for chance to square themselves for the awful beating Hammond handed them earlier in the reason. Hammond will use Cieir regular lineup in tomorrow's game with exception of AVallace. who severely injured he thumb on his throwing hand last Sunday. In place of Iave, Nagel has signed up Tommy Asmussen, who will probably be with the team the rest of the season. Asnvussen is well known by local fans as he is reputed to be onc; of the best semi-pro catchers in Chicago. He has been rated as a top-notch receiver, having caught for the Gunthcrs and other leading clubs for the past fewyears. On Sunday the strong A. IZ. V. team, overseas champions, who gcined quite a reputation on account of thftr rcror;l. will be the attraction at the local pari.. In a recent scries with Joliet the A. 11. I". Won two games and lost one, so f:tns can gather from this that they must ha e some club. Following are the batting averages of the Hammond team to date:

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PHIUAPKLI'HIA. Fept. 5. Benny Leonard. the lightweight clinmplon. last night bested Soldier liartticld nt the I'hillles- ball park In a wild end amusing if not scientific bout. There w.n no chance for science. Hartficld raving around like a madman. leonard was kept busy tossing off his burly opponent and several times completely turned thesoldier around, smashing him in the face as he did so. The bout was something like football tackling. There whs as much wrestling and tugging as there was punching, but everybody seemed to enjoy It. l?artfield's peculiar style of fighting sideways, with his left shoulder high up and his head low down in the opposite lirection. prevented Leonard1 from getting over his famous right. Harttield's blows were very wild and those he landed seemed to have little eftee! upon Leonard, while benny was Uept bu-y

staving oiT I'.artfleld's lunge. H', how-1 Sj ever, hit Bartflcld hard nt tim.s. nnd J

the soldier took it gamely. Kddlc Wallace, slated to box "Willie Jackson, nave way on account of a cut over his eye to Joe Phillips of this city, who was nothing but a punching bag. K. O. Joe OTKmncll of Gloucester and Johnny Murray of New York went the full dislnine. with Murray th.- winner. Joe Koons was no match for Joe Benjamin, and the bout whs stoppod the third round to save Koons from more punishment. Mx Williamson und Patsy Wallace

put up a scrappy bout, witn wmium son deserving the verdict.

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Lew Lnrbour.

Hammond Sunday iittcrnor n, w as an athletic director in the Italian army before taking the course at the Toulouse Cniver'ity.. He lmd hern n professional

i bU rlner for ten a ears prior to the

war. hrtviun; been with the Chicago I White So in l'.ill. He was oti the front :

line wiiii the Italian troops in the I Grnpp:t duiinr the entire lime of t!ie 1 desperate lighting 1:ct September ami j October that resulted in the crushing, jl"eat of the Austrian army. He w as j I awarded the Croix de Guerre of Tt.-ily. ' was cited secral tim.-s. nnd awarded an J

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HPHE enthusiastic way in which good dealers are pushing the Firestone Tire with gray sidewalls is a4 strong indication of its unusual mileage.

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Most Miles per Dollar

F you want a shirt cut with as much care as tho' coats

were never worn, wear an

Eagle Shirt. Notice the smoothness across the shoulders, the drape of the hack, the hang of the sleeves and the trimness at the waist. It fits you as you've always wanted shirt to fit.

kAU FMANN & WOLF - Hamhoho. lao The Heme of Hart Schncf.er & Marx Clothes

Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes Cut the High Cost of Clothes HI

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The first cost is fairly high for good clothes or for anything else good. But what you get in these clothes make the Final Cost very low. The clothes are made so well they wear longer that's the whole story. We're prepared for the Young Men and the Older Men for those who want the latest, liveliest, snappiest things, or those who want the more conservative styles. All wool fabrics in the newest colorings. Come and Let Us Show You a Suit That Will Suit You!

And up to $60.00

oys' Knicker Suits

at $7.98 The Last Days of This Sale! Saturday and Monday Are the FINAL Clearance Days for These Boys9 Suits Broken Lines of $ 1 0 and $11. 50 Garments, well made styles and patterns the Boys like medium weight fabrics, that can be worn

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AUTOMOBILE ACCESSORIES

Hherp's another dmonstration of th tlon Store's ability to undersell. Just note the reductions on these w ell known accessories. j

TNNKR TUBES The well known Quaker brand

tubes, size 32x4. Hst price 4.25. Our sale price - -

A. C SPARK PLUGS For Overland or Studebaker cars;

regular Belling price 89c. On special sale at -

Inner

$2.98

iaker cars; .75c

LIBERTY PATCH A pure, quick repair for Inner tubes; regular price 3nc- On special sale ry t at - J C WONDER MIST The -world's standard auto polish, cleans and polishes; regular price, quart 98c. 7 Zr Special at . i-

DUTCH BRAND VALVE GRINDING Fine and coarse;

27 c

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regular 35c value. On special sale

WHIZ HAND SOAP For auto owners and machinists, none better. On sale at

HOWE'S SPOT LIGHT Riack enameled vltb. 4-lnch rear view mirror and exterior focueing device. y4QQ Special at - J'.0

FORD FAN BELTS For all models of Ford cars; regular price 35c. Our sale price

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Oar Men 's New

Fall "Kicks

show plenty of stle they're makes we know to be reliable Postoniftn. Educator. Douglas there is not a last, leather or ntyle in a button or lace model in plain color or smart novelty effect but that we can dig up for you on a moment's notice. This, too, at any price you want to lay out.

$4.50 to $11

KAU FMANN & WOLF - Hammond. Ind.

services. He wears the medal of the,

army of the Grappa, one of the most desirable of the Italian medals. With his own eyes ho witnessed the devastation of northern Italy, saw the women and children, old men and babes that Ind suffered terturts worse tbnn death :it the hands of the barbarous linns. Croats and Slovenes. He Is one of the few Americans who really understands that Italy suffered fully as much In misery and woe as did the people of France and Belgium from the barbarous acts of the Aystrlans. WHITING SCRAPS BEAT DODGERS On Ijthor Day the AVhilin? Scrap.', a new 1(3-17 year old team, defeated the strong Whiting ledgers in an exritws

11 inning same. In the olevcritn muni!? ( ith two mn on base Klen, the Scraps'

shortstop, delivered a two-bagger which sent in the winning runs. It was a loose game, the score being 15-15.

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

MAMOl'X held the 'iiants safe for seven innincs whin they suddenly bunted their way to ictory over Brooklyn. Mild heaves by Miller and KildulT helped New York. JOHNSON' and Harper, ritflit and left bowlers of the Senators, won and lost against the Athletics. Johnson gave up but four hits. Naylor beat Harper.

MAPLE, of the Browns, allowed Cobb 8nd Co. but four hits, yet failed to win against Leonard who shut the Brownies out with live blows. A TRIPLE by Whined In the tenth inninjr enabled tho Pirates to triumph over the Cubs. AN eiRhtb inning rally behind Scott'pitchiiif; jT'i'-e the Craves the edge ov.i the Phillies.

Times news service is the best to be believed.

Dr. Carrol!

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