Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 82, Hammond, Lake County, 23 September 1919 — Page 7

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Mrs. Marshall Field of Chicapo, unaided recently caught a 225 pound marlin swordfish after two 11 ours and twenty-five minutes of work, during which she was towed from Seal recks into Avalon bay, Catalina island. She suys of her feat: "The really thrilling part of the experience was the magnificent light tne bis: fish made, lie made fifteen distinct runs, each time taking all the line. The last time it seemed as if he were making a straight dash for home, tovvinp: us nearly all the way into Avalon bay. That was a unique ride." Mr. Field and Cunt. Barney Halstead were with Mrs. Field at the time.

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Onp of th bt cards on the ftsrht calMjdar this ccniinsr eck will be that of the Tommy Unldrr.-on and Patsy Clancy vho foupht a draw on Labor day at Benton Harbor. Chicago fans who paw the 1-Tir mix it went will over them and wnnted to see a return match. Tro-n.'-'ter Oswcgro got busj- and signed them up for the t went y-se enth. They will ;i,iel ten rounds. Murray Johnston who was scheduled to box Tim McCarty got cold feet and backed out of the go. You n ft Jreb cf Chicago, well known in the tcame. promises to rut McCarty away in five l. jnds. The go is to be ten rounds. Another pood drawing card is that of K.iy Kitig an dBilly Hill. King is a local boy from Gary and only last week stfjp-pr-i a man at the Gary show. King is

looked at as a comer and has been tutting the haymaker over on many. j King who is a worker in the Gary ' steel mills says that on Saturday the twenty-seventh the mill will shut down so the men can get to see the scrap. j The six-round preliminary which is draiwng as much attention as the main go will be between Toung Brenman of Indiana Harbor and Johnny Maduro of Kast Chicago. This bout was arranged j after Brenman and Maduro had a street i fight and Oswego who always haa aj head for business got them to sign ! articles. Over seven hundred tickets ra sold at Gary, fifteen hundred at South Chicago and Chicago reports over two thousand sold. I

and very rare: The Hammond Hazaid.4. meaning danger: The Hammond Hectors, meaning to anchor of hold: The Hnnmond Pilots, to lead the way; The Hammond Pirates, to seize: The Hammond Retainers, meaning to hold; The Hammond Huron, meaning real men; The Hammond Thorns, they hurt if thy touch. This is nearly enough so may Hammond boast of the world's greatest team, I remain. Kespectfully. LLOYD E. BUSSERT. C17 Doug'.as aenue.

HERE ARE SOME NAMES.

Hammond. Tnd., Sept. 22.

Sporting Editor Times: ' After reading in your paper of the two ! season tickets, I think I have collected i . .

a nuir.ner 01 suuanie titles ror a winning team, such as Hammonds: The Hammond Mars or the Hammond Warriors: The Hammond Y'ankees, as the Yankees are always leaders: The Hammond Apollos, for their swiftness; The Hammond Snappers, for their rep: The Hammond Comet, swift, illuminating

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DODGERS CLOSE . THEIR SEASON

The Whiting Dodgers finished a vcy successful season Sunday, Sept. 21. by defeating the Whiting Jrs. 7 to 2 and winning the Lake county championship. The Dodgers lost but two games all setson and won 15. which shows that they will have a very strong team next season. The star hitters of the day were Defalo and Senchak each getting two twobaggers and two singles in four tim-s up to bat. The Dodgers had the giime won m the first inning when they scored 3 runs. The pitcher did great work by striking out 15 men and allowing only 5 scattered hits, while his teammates slammed the pill for 12 good hits. Sunday. Sept. 14, the Dodgers travelled out to East Chicago and walloped the East Chicago Dodgers by a score of 14 to . The East Chicago Dodgers claimed the Lake county championship un'U the Whiting boys played them, then it was all off.

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Football Players Working Hard to Make Showing in Approaching Games.

TIMELY hits by Stock and Heathcete and an error by Dave Robertson, coup'cd with Bailey's wiMness. gave the Cards a victory over the Cubs

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iiay i or an exni oirion game, i ne i ;ra:rp and Tigers met in the 19'"'1 world's! series. " j

ST. PAUL cinched the pennant in tne American Association by taking a gtne from Columbus.

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BY IHVINO CHAYHEN. Confronted with the heaviest schedule in Its history and shot to bits by the loss of two ttars of 1318. the Hammond1 High school football eleven is somewhat i rounding into shape. Heavy drills have been held daily for the past few ve"ks with one workout a day after the classroom doors close. While considerable pessimism prevails amongst th purple and white supportc-s In regard to an eleven who will give northern Indiana teams a scrap. Coach Veenker. a graduate of Michigan aid late of the aviation service in Texas, has great hopes of developing a team capable of beating East Chicago. Gary. Renssalafr and South Bend. The roach knows there Is sortie stiff push-tig ahead. -but he figures that the return of Sr-arles means added strength sufficient to conquer any game. The great task of picking the best players from the score of talented backfield performers was complicated with the return of Searles. whose work ' in 1917 featured all the Hammond games. So far the other leading candidates for the backflcld positions are Houslcy,

Palmer, Keeler. Schreiber and Evans. Two of Inst year's letter men are sure of the end positions, providing they do not mee t- with any accidents before Saturday's game against Chicago Heights. Louie Hess, a brother of the famous AVallie Hess, is assured of being at the right end. while Lund will be at the 1'1't station. Stodola. Beckman and Kaiser

are scrapping it hot for the tackle posl

tions with the chances that Wilhelm's namesake will await his trial a littl later. Howl, who has had some exptrience on the grid Meld will no doubt become the rtgular center, his accurate handling of the onl Indicates that the roach will make no changes. Grace and Freeze are assured of the guard work with Cearing. another letter man, holding down the quarterback position., The school team has had several scrimmage nffairs with the youngsters lined up against their older brethern. AH of, the regulars with the exception of

I Housley. one of the leading candidates for the ba kflt ld. have gone through the 1 hcavv drills without any injuries. Most

of the work consists now of passing and j punting, but so far no real punter has j been found. Ted Palmer, who Is playing his last i year with the squad is the logical candl- j date for the kicking and of the game, but will have to go some to step Into Red Schillo's class. On account of a technical rule in high school athletics. Schlllo. who rlayed with the team for three years is unable to participite in ; any further games, and the same rule applies to Al Phrommer. who left school . rather than bother about rules, that are! as old as the Erie depot. Regrets have , been expressed on all sides that two of j the last year's stars are lost to the team, j This evening Coach Veenker will hdve : his men at Parduhn field to give them aj

chance to look over the Bobcats in their first scrimmage affair.

HAMMOND, 0; LOGAN SQ., 2. Shuffling Phil Douglas scored another shutout for the Logan Squares by white

washing Hammond, to 0. The former) Cub held the Hoosiers to five hits. Since joining the Squares Douglas has allowed, but one run in forty innings. Score: JLogaa Squares.

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Totals

Hammond. H ; 0 0 0 n n

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Cronin. If. 0 Brennan, lb. 1 Baude. Ib. , 0 Baichley. p. 0

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Logan Squares n n n 1 0 n ft 1 ; Hammond 0 0 0 0 1 ft ft 0 ft 0 Errors Blank, Wallace tl. Baichley. Spreitzer. Two base hit Ginger. Struck out By Baichley. 7: by Douglas. !.

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