Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 73, Hammond, Lake County, 12 September 1919 — Page 9

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AD WOLGAT FIGHTS DRAW WITH JIORRISSEY AT YUMA

TVMA. Ariz. Pt. 12 Ai V,v.sraFt. ffTmT lih t f:ph! cr-'imr.: :!'., i.ishr a fast 'rn rf'iin N tn n dv.nv nitiit with M--rr:.- y pi t:;0 poiiii.-lr.

WILLIAMS held the Senator, two hits. AVa.-hi:i?tfn wort half of ih (Km:hf btii hn Doc fh.itv par up ha: four j hits in the firpt Ramc. i lliriTi" HASTY, giant right -hp id. i . j fccwrfil by th.p Macknion from A1Iant:. rnadp a wild ritch in the first inninc and j a ma IT of a thf'iv. to nrst in the fifth. n-ib!inc Poiroit to win. I

GAMES

BY JACK VEIOCK (I. N. S. Staff Sporting- Wrltar.) rHII.AI'F.U'HIA. Ya.. Sert. K. lack Pi)?'v v.anls to di"fonii his title s hfa vy w riRli t i.-harnpion of the world beforr th'- Iir5t of the year. V. hat's niorp. h? hopes to answor th" h 11 in df:.so nf his crown for the first tiiiK on AniTioan soil. i? may decide to So abroad for a fiattle with Jog I'.f-rkott or Coorpo.s I'atp.ntior if they refuse to cross tlio pond, but may tske on s cral Aim rican lighters who are chimorinjc fer match before he leaves

the l S. A. Jack Kcnrns. hustling- nianaper of the hf'tnpjon. told th? writer today that th'tnpscy is hungry for action. "Jack is 'irinii of the stape " said Ke.iins. ' Hf is a fiKhtor, riot an artor. He wants to feel the rnsin under hfs feet ap:iin and the sooner the better. The trior? of the fool limi ts and the plaudits of tiie adn irinfi audiences thrilled Pemrsey for a tune but the staije is palling on hi m now. 'lffoie Tack became champion he

promised to Keep njrnunK II aeieaiea

jess Willard. He is to keep his promise As Ions as the promoters ran diR up op

pon tits for him he w ill take them on

and they can't com too fast. "Ker since the battle of Maumee Ray we have been swamped with offrr of

every variety. Most of these offers have included either Beckett or C'arpentier as Dempsey's opponent and of course they were tentative on the promoter securing ine j-ervii es of one of (hfs men. "Iiempsey wants to defend his title for the first time in this country but if no suitable opponent an b indio ed to meet him here h" will p abroad. He doesn't mean to remain idle. "Hilly Miske or Willie Meehart may Eft a chance at .lack. li"th have been mentioned to us by pr on t I t and while

! we would prefer to have Picokett or frj pentier come heie he wiii take n cilher j of these men if civen suiVicitnt influceI moots. I "Two his Americ-m promoters are ?oinr to Kiirno within a few weeks to try

to pnirg Heckett and farpfnticr into line. Matt HinW. of fleveland. lias offered us $!.',(). Orto for a bo.it with ei'her

of them in Ohio. He is oms annu within a few weeks. J"o is James r,r.,,. lu.rt v of this citv. who will fruar-

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'"INVIXXATI. O.. Sert. 2. Nino games will be played in the world series baseball (tames this year, as arainstl

seven last year. August Herrmann. chairman of the national commission, j announced vestcrday. j Herrmann said a tnajority of the ' clubs of both the National and .Wnri-I

' can league had ratified the recommendaj lion that nine games he played. 1 H- rrmann added that the vote of the clubs on the proposition to lengthen the I schedule from se.en to nine games j would not be given out at this time.

I A hdu!e of nine games will be pt e. j ! pared by the national baseball commis- j sion. but the series will be ov er and t tic i . . . . . 1

I winner uirrinincn as soon as -one 01 rne ; clubs wins five games.

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HKAVT hitting by tbf whole Pira!. team gave Pittsburgh two victories oer the Phillies.

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By JACK VEICCK (Interaittcnal KawB S. Eport Editor.) NEW TilRK. Sept. 1 J. Old Chief Render will don his world'? series ar paint for the sixth time next inor.lh. The veteran Chippewa who served twelve seasons and went through five worhl's series with the onee. sfent Athletics, is wearing the regalia of .h-- Cinciimiti Reds toriav and will he l't Morars ripht hower in the eomir.s clash with the White So. Bender joiner the Red' few days ajro to become a member of the hoard of strategy. M came hack to the major leacue from Richmond of the Virginia S'tnte UaKue when he managed 'he learn and served as its star pitcher tin's season. Out of tw enty-eipht ernes in w hih he worked for the Richmond team the weather beaten flinser won twenty-six. anions whirh were sev n shnt-ou's and several double-headers.

AlUlougn ne will ion ee nii ' i" i,.eV f- the TiedS. P.ender VKlll fto hiSI

hit from a seat on the. heneh wheie he will wati h every move made by the Sox Htid endeavor l solve their sipnu's. His uncanny ability to steal signal is historic. As a member of t!ie old Athletics he was a constant source of worry to opposing clubs and rival manager were often forced to change signals every day to baffle tho keen-eyed Aborigine. Kid Gleason is well aware of Bender's ability. He does not have to be told how quickly the old chief can steal siKnals.' So Gleason ami Kddie Collins, his first lieutenant, will undoubtedly use a new set of signals every da v.

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Sporting Briefs

BY SFiKE. j "POP" CRABBY is still watchful, wailing." that is. he is still wailing forj some news from "Jimmv" who has been! expected back home on the last boat j from Australia for the past thiee or; four months. "Pop" does not know j whether he is "lost. strsed or stolon." !

DA M E rumor has it that Crown Point) and Rowell are to get together in their j annual Thanksgiving football clash this i year. Trenches are to he dug. to be used ' by the forces fcliowirg the game. 'Nuff j said. J

I iiii(L. no more casting those m - ; j innjt side glances at Robbie Mack. Gary's

fistic idol, in the ftitute. Rate advices

sav that Boh is to take unto h:rr.;if j wife in the nerson of Mis T 4'arison I

of San Francisco. Ca!.. in the very near j future.

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This is the time of the year you catch the "gaincy" ones and they lit;ht the hardest. We boast of the largest and finest line of jisliiiifj: tackle in this end of tiie state. Why say more.' Ask about our Fishing Contest. Costs you nothing to enter and the prizes are unusuallv tine this year.

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THE White Sox. Jack Dempsey. lieKarland and a three-mile marathon, with galaxy of stats, is what the Knights of Columbus are planning to give Gary!

sport fans all in one day the latter part

of this month. Will we be there? Just look for us.

HAMMOND w ill entertain in r double-j I

header at th" Han-.mond basebal' park

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AiIEH.ICAN LSAOUE. Won. Lost. CHI C A CO l tlec!;,nd "' Detroit New- York St. I.oui 6 BRoslon Washington 49 rhiia.lelphii 31 Yesterday's Resulto. Washineton. 4: Chicago. Chicago. 5: Washinston. 0. Boston. 4; Pt. I.ouis. 0. Boston. 6: St. l.ouif. h petroit, Philadelphia. 2. New Tork. 2: Cleveland. 1. NATIONAL IiEAOTJlB. Won. lost.

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championphip of th Calumet Industrial j I.-'asue. Next to hat will come Joliet and Hammond and as it is said that con- ! siderable "';elt" is to be watcered on j the outcome of the affair. The wind-up j ought to be worth while (jointr miles to see. .Joliet gave Hammond larrupitiK

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New Tork. 7: Chicapo. 5. Pittshurph. 7: Thiiadolphia. 1. Pittsburgh. 7: Philadelphia. 2. St. Iouis. 4; Broohlyn. 3. No othr pames feheduled.

PIN't ROP1E Vnocked in th winning run for the Tanks.

THE Giants said farewell to Chlcaro for the season hy drlrtrg Alexander to cover in five innings.

THE Red Sox. with Pennock and RushrU in form. Administered n double dose of white wh to the Browns.

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