Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 84, Hammond, Lake County, 25 September 1919 — Page 9

Thursday. Sept. 23, 1919.

THE TIMES. P&2fc Nuie Cincinnati Fans in Line to Buy Tickets For The Big W orld's Series Ball Games HIGH COST OF LIVING IS HITTING FOOTBALL FANS IJ. S. SPOST WRITER IS OUJJOR SCX Predicts That They Will Fat Moran'a tiawlr r are the sejtUeft or ball and th marvels ;' . cinnatl. They have c' sr ' ? -' ent punch. Anyone who th.rks ; lack gamene reed only re.-'i!i :ho game series at the Polo grou.: i.Which the Reds piit Md'.nn-'? r 'ry of tha runntnr by taking fvi- p.-, With hotlt frowtfs of ?.!'' !. a, ri 4fan's looVt'ir on. The Ko.c have a wre.-k'.!'- i r " v their own. They are no ! r,i -r hit wonder. WUB a. contl?t -n'. t ; m a age of .280 for tn aeain, -t for the Reds.jthey have gr-'inl v hits and run than their rl -i MADISOK. Wil, Sept. 85-Sv football baa given way at Wlicosili to th nlitrata of OU Kaa X. C of X Sboa that cost $4 ar cow flO, unlforma ara up, honldr ya4a ar up, fcaadgaar s.re v.p and tht taact mturt travel, ui aotUaj- mast b Uft aadOBo to briar lioma tba 'bacon. So Instead of paylajr tba cutomltT : i ( - in READY FOR TJE.OPENER Bobcats Ht Good Stride in Gruelling Work Last Night. four bits wba oat goa oivt t watoh taa boya stap about taa ft Id tbia rail on innat add two bits for luck. Tba f bow la 75 cents.

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Lamp Pat Moran's Reds If They Play to Form. BY JACK VEIOCK (International Uewa S. Sport Editor.)

they did it aralnat atrongei than the Red had to face. rvcr. Tba lnoreace la admlseioaa lc fceaeral tbronf bout tba conlertmce.

BT IKVISTO CHATXXIT. Coarh CArolan again failed to (five his bobcats any scrimmage last night and the rro-stara were asam given signal drill mostly, consisting of runninn. punt, kicking goal and bucking through the line in wild fashion. The ent're practice was behind barred nates because two pies." believed to be fron the Racine team, were discovered around the park and Owner Parduhn auickly

ejected the pair from the park. Regular!

mid-season football was passed out af

ter that, and the gang under the easlc eye of the coach, traveled the routrli road. The first hour of practice showfd

Melas at his best. The former Great'

X-akes end was all over the field and win te a hard man to beat in the coming pamea. From the way the punting was pore through last evening it looks as if Briskly and King: will do the work when a kick will he necessary. Barrett also had his foot on trie pigkin. but could do no Justice to it. Both King and Prickly were Retting away with some nifty hoots that were gocd from forty to sixty yards and the pair were doing U consistently. The way some of the beefers from the S'luad hit the ground brought the hop-s of the silent coach way up. Sligcr. the home product, hit the dirt so hard that he was given a ten minute rest. Towards the end comedy was mixed with football. All of the linemen had to flop to the ground -after a minute run and when there was a mlscue in handling the oval the mistake was pointed out explicitly. 1 So far. very little can be learned as

to the lineup, the Racine eleven w ill ue

against Hammond Sunday. All that the Ratine manager will say about the team is that he is confident that the mn be has assembled around him are capable ot beating the Bobcats a thcy'did in 1917. The fact that Parduhn has so many colli pe performers does not bother him at nil. The manager claims that lie too has -ij'ied many former college expTi'. so it .ought to be a game worth while seeing. Hammond fans will not have to dig lown in their jeans as heavily as they have been led to believe. Old man H. C. of L. goes up a little, but the brand of football this year will be well worth the price, the general admission will be a dollar with ten cents for war tax. At Comlskey rark the same prices will prevail, with the box seats a dollar extra. The team will again be out tonight and it is probable that two squads will face each other in scrimmage.

giving day". Tendler. acording to dib- Xorth Side Twisters, Knst Chicago

son, has so far refused to sign articles.

DENIES TENDLER MATCH. flNTERNATIONAL NEWS SERV1CE1 NEW YORK, Sept". 25. Billy C.ibson. jnanager of Benny Leonard today denied that Leonard has been matched with Lew Tendler. of Philadelphia for a 15 round bout at New Haven, on Thanki-

C1C0TTE ROUTED IN CLASH THAT NAILS FLAG FOR SOX, 6-5

Beyond the power, of the ultima'c mathematical or mundane mishap to thwart them, Chicago's White Sos made themselves immutably and eternally champions of the American league -for 1019 by trimtning the Rrowns yesterday. 6 to 3, in one of the gamest uphill bat

tles they have ever staged. With tne ace of their pitching p'ar:". Kddie C'icofte,' knocked off the mound before the tireless attack of the enemy, with Capt. Collins banished from the scrap by a r-visli umpire for kicking over a hair line decision at the plnte, and with the score board indicatir:2r tlvit thoy did not Jvave to beat the F.rowns in order. taxJxich t4p peniKLjit. the G)oason kept ou battting "until, by means of a resistless rally in th"a last half of the ninth, they v on. their ow n peiinant vs i t i lots of margin to spare. ' Kerr Leads Clinch Kali. Dick Kerr. who"rtplaced the damaged White fox aci on the slab, led the victorious assault in the final round with a single. Liebo'd sent Wee Kichard racing to third on n single to center, which "squirted "off' Jacobson's shins. McMullin. who took the place of the banished captain, came up to bat where a hit would convert a 5 to 4 score against us into a victory, but the foxy Sothoron walked him. filling the bas"?.

iJopher Jrs. and Stuiulard A. '. Cut 1410 between ! and S o'clock evenings and ask for any one of players. j

ALL SERVICE MEN ON TORNADOES' ELEVEN The Tornadoes of Rot-eland will meet the Cornell A. C. of the stuck jar is at the Pullman foeeer field, 103d and Cot-' tsge Crove. Sunday in the opening game; of the Chicago heavyweight football league, i-yery Torn.Kio player saw aerv- j ice in the ir. and the team has (h"; mainstays of the 1916-1017 chnmpioi,-! ship eleven. Mooney of Or eat Lake?, j Dyke, star Soflth Chicago half, and' Riley, sens itional St. Lawrence back, are new players. Bill Finn's Cornell:will be re-inforeed for the eoiito.-t wi'h a number ot CoriieM-Hamburs."5. 'f h-? Tortia'ioes have secured tho Pullman

soccer field. 10 3d st. and Cottage tirovo a., for the -e-.ron. their fourteen. n

year of organ !xa ion.

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1 .NKv YORK. Sept. :5.Kid Oleasor,' j hnrd-drtving White Sox will defeat the i Cincinnati Reda in the worlds eeries if

I they play tru. to form.

In the opinion of the writer the Sox need only a fair share of the "break'' to emerge from the big classic with another world's title in tow. There are two outstanding reasons: The Sox have greater punishing iov er

j and beiiur balance. A., UiOy hvi,u toJ.-ij-they are pr.-ctlrally the name team that

mauled the high tauted Giants in four out of six games two years ago. If anything they are more formidable. The

raet that they triumphed in a finih f.ght against no lass than four high powered

clubs in their own league is proof of

their class.

In winning the American leagua pen-i tiant they scored a brilliant and well earned victory. And because they were forced to maintain high areed from Ftart to finish they will enter the aeries againat the Moran men next Wednesday in top form. The Sox are a tesm of "game'rs" great raonsy placets. 1 ut they w.'.i fon of the gamest t'-ams that ever won a national league pennant. There will be little or no advantage either way in this respect.

BABE GETS HIS 28TE. nNTtft nation At. news asitvicEi NEW YORK. Sept. J5. Jabe 1. ; i. takes rank today as the greatest hem -run hitter erer produced in the history of baseball. The Boaton star. . bavtng tied all existing records for circuit hlttlnga made yeara age, established nevemark, when he hammered tha ball aver the roof of the right field grandataad at the Polo grounds Wednesday off Bob Shaw key far hla twenty-eighth hewer tb Ruth, made his first as well as his tvr:nty-ei?htiv bm run. at the Polo grounda and Txgietered a total of five there against Tankee pitcher. . His record breaking clout waa tba third off ShAwkey this season.

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