Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 102, Hammond, Lake County, 16 October 1919 — Page 7

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THE TTME& Pacre Seven. IH!li!!lllll!llil!!!!!IIIIIHliHiililll!ll!!li;ii!lilllll!llili!!li!l!! $00 Pairs of Brand New $12d2 Black and Colored I Kidskin Fall Boots for the Week End Sale MRSARY Hammond Team Nameless Once More Expects A Hard Fight Next Sunday. $12.50

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The Hammond football tua is again I z , on tie lookout lor a nvr nickname, j Bobcats has been discarded "by tie playcrs and fans because very few know j rrz what a bobcat is. so Pard-olm Is out j

aeraia with an offer of two season's passes. Send la fjour monicker to tbe Bport Editor of The Times. The first real professional football nn-.i of the season in the Middle. West conies on Sunday at Cleveland with Parauhns colleagues facing the reliable eleven of Cleveland, which this season is under the eagia eya of Coach Oreen. formerly of the old Ciabby's and last year with the Reserves of Cleveland. Green has always had a good team and at no time has he shed any tear in print. It Js. generally known ail that the Ohio city has a etrongeleven, and whether it is powerful enough to stop Hammond remains to be seen. King's grid artists are ? taping us as one of the finest football elevens la the country, bar none. Cleveland, with a big husky squad of former college veterans has played two s;araes this season, winning one from Toungstown Independents by a score of 24 to 0. and losing the other to Masf'.iiion I (e 0. The win that Masillion was able to put across occurred In the last few rainutes of play and count Cor naught as Green has a return K&rn with the Tigers and -won't be raught napping when the two teams meet a-ga'.n. One Hammond fan, who saw Green's Kani in action, reports that Cleveland has the finest line and -back field that ever performed on the gridiron. The for-ner Clabby mentor also has a iv-yhel of new plays, which he will n0 .ioubt use against Hammond but n .

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Boots purchased by our buyer last March, and ordered skipped, 500 pairs each week commencing Sept. 1st. This week 100 prs. of black kidskin boots were received in addition to the usual shipment of colored boots.

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An Actual Saving of $6.55 Made possible by this early contract. They would sell at even more than $12.50 if priced on the basis of today's market. All styles qoodyear welt soles, Louis or military heels of finest Kidskin in light and dark gray field mouse, beaver, brown and black, sizes 2V2 to 7, all widths, Friday and Saturday only, pair $5.95

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matter how baffling the plays maybe, Hammond is set for the frav. Tne forward pass will probably play a big part in the content as in last Sunday's game against Roclc Isiand. King opened the sky play in the last quarter and as e test it worked near to pedfectioc. Ail tills week. Mentor King, assisted by Captain Ghee have kept the stars hard at work, much of the time spent in signal drills and in teaching th backfie.lders a few more plays cf the old Harvard style. The rest cf the time ha been spent io running through certain plays that Coach Green is expected to restore to. No optimism is allowed to oox out concerning the Cleveland battle. In its place, a determined fighting spirit !s being Installed. Commencing tonight at Parduhn'e field, the players will start a heavier s.'htauie in jurting. blocking and correction of certain plays, which were soraewh.it faulty last Sunday. Ia a short talit yesterday evening. Coach King tolS his rr.en thct while, is wa pleased 'V.th the game tr.cy put up at Rock Island, he wanted more scrap and tonight's session should show a great improvement in every man. Hammond far.doni who have patiently bien waiting for Parduhn's Club to open up its season In Chicsgo will be happy to learn that the home eleven

will play the Minneapolis Marines at

tne Cub Park on October 26th. The change of the club field instead of the White Sox is due to owr.fr Comisksy. who seems to be in a peevish mood since .his old timers cracked before th Cinci onslaught and as a result Parduhn's contract for the "White Sox's park has been changed to the north side where President Bill Veeck was anxious to have his park in use during the cold months.

PULLS DOWN $13,576 IN BIG SERIES POOL PITTSBURGH. Pa.. Oct IS. Although he. did not iavest a cent, Claire Flasher, cf North Braddock. a Westinghouse engineer, is due to receive 13,576 as his share of a baseball pool ca th world series. Flasher was hlgri man in the pool, conducted by a western Pennsylvania agency. He recovered notice E&Jf vania agency. He received notice of his good fortune and settlement Is to be midfl today.' The winning ticket which for safe keeping Flasher has deposited with a local banking firm, was given him by his father-in-law. John P. McKenna, of East ltitsburgh, two weeks ago.

MILLION GET'S IN CONDITION FOR

I'y a crowd v. hiuh, headed by a band, iniddle west, including the champion par aded downtown. He was given a rk-Plugs of Toledo, have sint -ntri--s p:."ir.o and numerous other presents by j for the mid-west bowling tournament

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'SPECIAL TO THE TIMES 1 MASSlLLON. C Oct. IS. Every member of the Massilk-n Tiger professional football eleven has been called in here for practise Friday and Saturday. The Tigers play the Heralds of Detroit at Navin Fieid, Detroit. Sunday and are determined to win from the Miehiganders. The team will leave for retroit Intact cn a through special sleeper. It will be the first visit of the world's champions to Detroit in ten years. Eleven All American starj will accompany the Tigers cn the Michigan invasion. The team that will take the field for Massilion will represent tha best gridders in the country. Baujan of Notro Eanie and Fat Herren of Pitt will be at the ends, whil Nash of Rutgers and Thornhill of Pitt will hold down the tackle positions. Wimberiy of Washington & I.ee and Sutherland of Pitt will play in the guard positions. Peck, famous IPtt center, wjll hold down the same Job for Massilion. Donas of Notre Darre will be at quarter, whili Barrett of Cornell, McGinnis of Lehigh and Cofall of Notre will bo in the Kickfleld. Massilion will meet the Akron Indians at Akron, Oct. 26. and wtU probably play Hammond. Ind., at Comisky Park. Chicago, Nov. 2.

Benny Ionard outpointed Phil Bloom in ten rounds at Detroit. Pal Moor outpointed Jabei White In ten rounds at Detroit.

LEADING PIN TEAMS OF WEST IN OMAHA EVENT

OMAHA. Neb.. Oct. 16. Over twenty, f.v? of the loading bowling teams of the

h-re Nov. " I to De,?. 1. Additional teams from Chi'-ng. and Kensha har sigr.i'l'u th-Mr intentions of entering.

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The W. C O. O. F. will give a card party and pie social at the Dyer High School on Sunday at eight p. ro. All ladies are. requested to bring a pie and everybody is wlcomr. Miss Lucille R.-,hmfen or' Kota, la..

returned to her home after a severui weeks Aislt with Mr. and Mr. Mike t'agen and family. Mike Fag en male a business trip t" Wisconsin . Mr. and Mrs. C. Dcpfuhl. Mrs. E . Carnahan and Mi.-s Johanna Gettler. were Hammond visitors yesterday. Mrs. Magdalene Niebling is visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Andrew res'cbeV and family. Robert Hany returned 'to his home in Streator, 111., on Mondoy.

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CUTLER TOSSES JACK ROGERS CHICAGO. Oct. IS. Charles Cutler tossed Jack Rogers in straight falls in the feature wrestling match at Social Turner Hall last night. Ben Reuben beat Toung Beel and Henry Wirth trimmed Toung Sandow in straight falls in the other bouts.

TENDLER BOUT POSTPONED. MILWAUKEE. Oct. 16. Lew Tender, crack Eastern lightweight, will not battle in Milwaukee on October 30. He wired he could r.ot make the date, but would be on hand for a match on November 10. It is likely Tendler will meet Welling.

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