Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 109, Hammond, Lake County, 24 October 1919 — Page 7

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E. Chicago to Play H. S. of Chicago

l.inblnm high schnol f ("hicago will r m to Kast Chicago tomorrow in a fighting raifuj as a rf-sult i.f their defeat Ijst Saturday at thf? hands 6f Bloom h'gh school )y a scorn of 40 to f). Bloom Is on the Kast Chirapo schedule for November and if l.indblom can win from Kast Chicago they may be able m soothe their injured prld", especially if East Chicago can defeat Bloom later in the season. The East Chicago team ts in good r ndition for the game Saturday and ;ire expecting to win by as large a margin as did Bloom.

BABE RUTH SIGNS FOR MOVIE STUNT BOSTON. Mftss., Oct. 2 4. "Babe" Kuth. slugging outfielder of the Boston Red Sex. Iravrs toda, accompanied by Mrs. Ruth, for I,os Angeles, where he will at once IreaJt into the niovins picture frame 3? a performing "star." Sirs. Kuth will appear in potne of his pictures. Thoueii no fjgTjros ar disclosed, it is understood Kutb's remuneration far eseeds anything he ever received at basehall, despite, t.ic fact that h- is one of the highest ;aid r'ay rs in the game. Ruth 1? not satisfied with his present contract, which has two j ears to rv.ti. and has notified thf Red Sox that he will not bo seen on the diamond again i.nl'ss a omsicoTahle increase is forthcoming.

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Biemer 176 1ST Olson 143 133 Totals 74S 725

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Clarence PiKkston. Clarence Pinkston attracted considerable attention with his fancy diving at the recent championship water tourney held at San Diepro, Cal., although it was his first championship tourney. He was placed second to Champion Clyde Swcnd-

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Hammond bowling fans saw the wood rly thick and fast last msrht at the Perrin anc McCool alles with the Monnetts surprisins the entire crowd by taking three straight trames from the chesty IVrrins No. 2. The Straubc's tuned up on their music and took two of the three match games. Old faithful "Brice" Whitaker. who is as handy with a ball as he is with a .45. chalked up a "00 scone and Ecklind did likewise. High score went to McCumsey with an average of 208. which so far is the season's record Aatfeberg of the Ktraubes hit one for 221 and looks like th season's find. Yesterday's scores: MONNETT3. Whitaker 140 1S2 200 I.udek.ng 157 163 151 Ecklu-id 200 15S 170 lf.liright 145 170 184 McCumsey 173 22.1 224 Totals SI 6 9f6 029 FERBIN No. 3. Martin 171 165 197 touches' 171 1S4 1SK Krug US 11 l-'o; Tliompson 170 isi ltjit Cill 162 1ST 165 Totals 70 8! S36 Team a erage. 841 1-3.

STANDARDS PLAY NORTH SIDE TEAM

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Football fans are promised a snappy game at the Standard ball rark In East Hammond next Sunday when the Standard A. C. plays the North Side A. C. Ivist Sunday the Standards went to Chicago and were defeated S to 0 by the Chalmers A. C. Juniors. The game via3 an exciting one. no scores being madu until the last seven minutes cf play in the last quarter. L.(ne plunging of Daniels and end runs of Hay and Pouch featured the game. The team desires games with other teams and is especially desirous to hook up with the East Chicago Gophers and the May woods, the latter for Thanksgiving Day. Managers desiring to book games should call Hammond 7D6 and ask for Bengson or "Eddie."

GAMES ARE IMPORTANT

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FULTON HANDS COGHILL KAYO LONDON. Oct. 24. F"red Fulton. American heavyweight pugilist, last night knocked out (Jordon Coghill of Australia In the third round of what was to have been a twenty-round bout. The fight was held in the Holborn stadium. Coghill, then a captain in th? army, was defeated by Bob Martin, Tankee in the heavyweight boxing finals of the intf-r-allied games in Paris

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NORTHWEST CHAMPS ARE BRILLIANT

By, ntvrr?o cxA-mxr. For the first time since Hammond has been represented in professional football will a Minnesota team be Its opponent when the Minneapolis Marines clash with Parduhn's stars at the Cub park Sunday. The contest promises to be one of th best this season and should be full of action, for the Marines are touted as being the best In the history of the Flour City. The Marines have a line and backfleld that will offer stiff resistance, but the visitors base their chances for victory on the old Gopher shift plays which It Is said is the most puzzling in any gridiron game. The forward pass will probably come In for its share, but as the aerial game is often effective on slowteams the Marines will have to resort to something else in order to win. All this week Hammond has kept hard at work. Much of the time has been spent in signal drills and in teaching the backfield a few straight football plays which were at one time uxerj to success by Harvard against old Ell. The rest of the time has been devoted In preparation for the Marine contest. Coach King, in a lecture to the players last night, laid stress to the fact that the Marines will face Hammond with an unbroken chain of victories accumulated through five years of play, and that the visitors arc confident that they will win. It is no secret to let out. added King, that Sunday's scrap nifans that the eleven either rises or falls. We can't lose, seems to be the thought of every player, and if the past week's workout is to be taken into consideration, one must add that a decided improvement has been noticeable in the plainp of every man on the $20,000 cHtb. The tram as a whole lacks but one thing. P.'.rduhn Is badly in need of a drop ',.!. ker. but so fur has been unFuccesful cither In developing one or being tilde to buy some star who can kick when a thre" pointer is needed. It is rumored around sporting circles that Mathys, the wonder kicker, of this year's Indiana team, will leave school and play with Hammond. It was Mathys' toe that has kept the Crimson in the lime light this ear. Mathys was discovered by fullback Howard, who now fs with Hammond, and it is suil that rather than play with a losing lean'. Mathys will, play professional f otbali.

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KID M'COY ACCUSED OF MISAPPROPRIATING $600 KANSAS CITY, Mo.. Oct. 2 4. Kid McCoy, former middleweight pugilist, was arraigned in a justice court here late e.terdav on a fugitive warrant, on complaint from Tulsa. Okia.. and was released on Jl.SOtl bond. Tiial was set for Oct. 31. The Oklahoma complaint charged the forme- pugilist with misappropriation f JS'tO. alleged i. beloir; to a moving picture corporation for which McCoy had been se!l:ug stock.

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