Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 126, Hammond, Lake County, 13 November 1919 — Page 6
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SEATTLE, Wash.. Nov. 13. "BUT Ortiiim, BTtir tackle on tuo University of WfcJliliifUin football team. vrUl not play la tliu University of Wahstona'ton State Co!liV frame at FMlluian, WuU., Saturday. Vesierday Grlauu was called front practice and told Us TjroMter, Wantn Grlnmi, a former Unlvervlty of Washiiifrton rtar sad, Lad been tilled by I. V.'. W.a at Cwntralla. H lft for Ceutraila liume-fdately.
'"'.ate Ecard Recommends That Hammond Play No More Games.
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sy lavrNd C3L.vrxxfr. j i'!.- condition of the players on' th H:i:v.iaonil footKUt team is rkusl y , !.;,:.; rii'i the vast pr.pxra-t ions of Act - ! i'..)j Coach tjhee for the I iiiuimund-1 K-tro; t ' scrap not Sunday. Injuries sustained by overal of the star players in tho ruehmr b.-ittl.j niuist Cynbm prevent '.he coach fr in giving the vet the hard i' . I Is ih.v! th.-y have h.cii accustomed , '. !urt. -r tii-' i-.-i.--i few w-k.. Paston and V. yman, who p'a;."d jcaoh ' Cellar roh-s hi tho Sunday aff.Ur ar i Moidly i-t ' t -o or.To the new s : t .ai and , :.n oom.r.o. .'..i- h -l.ould hid the famous ,.ir of n--r;al .-.rt:ts in the thick of tho : .".yl t. Too tn.r Oopher st.u-s ara Ar,-k!r,c on certain rias of th ir own, wh oh th-.-y intend to or u up. -huUi ; th ? tlsuor t h ".v t!.o Mash they are i.; .:-;o of. " : 7ht cont-Ft Wtrfn the IT. -raids an J . Iui:r,5!iond i'.l he a gwulgc t.ffa!r. The
out to cvi :i up for tho a Jtr.:nijt-r--d thrra sri
i 1 7 - r ! h tr'iit v.'- :i.i!e to rop ;t to ,a:-.d also tlio fact That after travt . : ; t -.' I'-'tro.t a few w.-ks ao to p!ar thy n-r.ols; there, th manatrr-.tttent at I':.-' iar-t m.uute callwl oft t!ie .ame, v.-S.v.iU.g that S.OftO i-T'lt v. t.; rt t v...;-h to watch fj'-h a word- rful arriy i .a:er.t as was Kthfiule.1 to p rf orm. r"pc.vk:njc of tal.'-it. l'troit fcrt.t'.nty h.ui gathered togeth.:r many star from various parts of the country. The T?.roit tfam i? fifty r-er c-nt strontr-r th-.n my tl.at l.a. ropr senioi the auto tow a b-for. I!-;idvs having- three ifrffr:n.T3 tl.at wcrj on Walter Camp's mythical eleven, the Heralds have thr-- alJ-we.t- ' rn selects and two all-southern picks. The teajn has played .tlr-1Ip foollvti! all season and should give Hammond a tcufh arg-ument liefor- tliy are through. Tha two ail-American T'lay.-rs are Guy, of Washington an J Jefferson at certtrr, 'Steamer" Ilorr.infr. Colgate, rigrht tack'g
jid Talman of Rutgers at full. Tho allWestern performers are Gardner, Wisconsin, around one of the puard positions, Sel'Vl. Pittsburgh, another pu.irc:, with V."h:irl" of Xotre Iarne s.vurlr. In at an end sta'ion. Tho southern dl-
pates. who an; in a class of their own. j s.re two Fliifty tackles. Carmen of Van- j derbilt an 1 Carpon'.'-r. the ticrrsria Toch ' pBch. whoso we.ik. 1 w: l!-kr.own '
throujfhoit the f (-ntba'.l universe. The other players on tho team, while net In tho selected class, are all grid ert!ts of note.. MUb-r. an end, hails from the same school that made our own Blacklock famous. Kenstervald. the pivot man. is a Syracuse graduate. Packtflder, one of the baekf.eld stars, is a graduate, o f th college of hard knocks. r.f u-hieh Trilnki r.Tever Tn'e:i TToht and
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is a wemii-r, and his work should b watuhod with interest. Kelly and 1 inm. of fh, t'mt ersity of In '.roil, aru tiilers In a p e.d Liu; baokKld. with Stiaifclit of tho M:iliii,'a:i A;,;ios. Hayes, of Marrttta. and H olden of Orvtrott huK!njr the b' rich fir erueryi r.cy purpos-ea. Tickets for h'ur.diy's pania have been put on salj at Monm.it's Smoko Shop and those dts.rir.jj the Iwst had lx.t'er act tju.ckly. T iiis v.e k's alhutinent of K'-ats ar. tho f i.e-t the loc.il club owner has brought out for lke county fandom.
B. G. FADS SET FOR Bffl LEAGUE Representatives From Many Cities Are Expected At Conference. .
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FATHER DIES IHOSPITAL Pioneer of Hegevisch, Well Knov.ii in Hammond, is . Dead of Pneumonia.
Ntls Xelsi'ii. sevctvt i -throo. father of ' liattiintr" Nelson, tho ptiKllist. of lb -wisi h, died :. t- riia of pneumonia at Miiha.d K :.e hospita 1. At his bedsido were his liter. Mrs. Ida A. Ma pel, and his son. X is No Is -n came to America in l.SS;-l. and scttlel in Hejrewiscli in where J;e lived until his d at h. Ho will li buried acci.rilm to the rites of tie Odd I-Vilows. of vviiuh ItHii,',) he was a member for forty years. Ho is survived by seven clnldr.-n Ail-rt, Henry, Oscar ("I'-'it! Uiik"). Charles, Arthur and Harry Xelson and his daughter, Mrs. Ida .V. MapeV The Ht jrewl.sch pioneer was Quite well-tc-do end ha.1 accumulaied Quite a bit of property. He well-knowij in lLamtnonl and a familiar lifrure on the street.
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Ik..k-;ball fn r.s froar Hammond and I r...hhorinir cities will ir.et tonight at the H.i mmond Chamber of Cumnn r. e :" r j tho pU"P.?e lay ins pours fr a iiau ' of tonus ropreser.tir j nt least seven Cities. Jl.-presetUatives nre exi-i-ti'dj from Hammond. Whif inu. Kast Chicago, i -lary, Ive!l. Crow n Point and MlciunatT I City. j . tie" same tinro reri' ren'atives of a' ..utr.hcr rf Indus' rl-.s of the Cjilumet !
region will be present and it !s hoped to organize an isrht-team indus-irial la-U. I?.uketbal! has been the favorite winter sport for a number of years and Cvtoh city has a wealth of pood material for a team. Hammond has a number of playing floors but neither of trc-m la larsre enottph t. awomraoJare laru crowds of rpectators.
LYNCH DEFEATS PEE HERMAN IN SDH TILT Challenger Ontboxes Champion of Eantams in Fight At Philadelphia.
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covering. i i Unhss a team presents claims m-'re substantial than tl-.oso put forward by those of Itickneil and I.ir.ton hih fdi'wl.s the Hammond hih tohwol football team iwill play no more panics this ira"U. IIaiiunond'3 defeat of the Emerson team last Saturday settled the Question of i supremacy of Northern Indiara and aj- ! pnrenlly cinche-i the slate title also. Iuvetipation of the status of the I'.ick-
ntdl anl L,inrou teams sh.'we-l that -.-thouirh they had won their pane s, the opiisition they had i a 1 wj..s not in the cl.'uss with the teams Ha:uuund had taken on. Untmi cliimed the honor of m,t beinp Koxl iunin.it in all the (fames rlave,! with tho eeption of one in Illinois. s-o far the central officials at Indian -
jtip'lis have n;on.mend-'l no matches for Haiimond feir tho state championship i and Coach Yecuker tjikes this as ;.n inj rii'-ation t.hat the title Is "or.cede.l. A lehallenpe was reoivol from the hlsh school teji.m at S;ieri'!a.n, ti.d., today.
but as y.-t there has been no time for Investigation of the i-vrits of the team's claim. Although the team it be-in ii held in r'-ai:ne.-.s to settle any contentions whi. h may arise this wc-k or next, little practice is be-n done and it is not expected that the player will be called into action again th! r.
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HERMAN MAY MEET WILDE 'INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE!
niiuvi.iEi,rinx i-a.. :.v. 13. petei Herman, bantamweli; ht Lampion. Is likely to be piokod as the first opponent in this co.ui.try of J.mmy V;!d, the Enjj'.ir.h flyweipht champion, as a result of fits six-round bout with Joe Lynch
here last nlpht. Althouph or Inien was somewhat dlvtd-yi tha mij. rity of critics awarded the bout to H ruoui.
Perry Stops M'Andrews McirjJK.-rORT. Pa.. Nov. 13. Jack
Perry of Pittsburgh knocked out IVidiei M.eAndrows of I'h! ladelphia In the eighth round of a scheduled ten-round iv.ejt hers
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OUR FIGHT DECISIONS Krankin Callahan shaded Freddie Henry ir. ten rounds, .b e Wreck stopped Vounp i'o;-au m six a. id Eddie Itiinlerly ii--fi-a;,-d Frank U-;o-.j iii tishl rounds at K'l'opha, Wis. Jack Perry k-e-..ked out Eddie McAnJrews in e.ht rounds at M'K port, loe L.yr.ch oeijKjinti-d Pei Herman In six rouds at Philadelphia. rHriyArEEPlX-, Nov. 13. Jee Lynch of New York outpointed Pete Herman, the bantamweight harrd-io-i. In foix rounds here last niyht. In the fir-t round Tynrh arr"arel ov-r .anxious and miss'd many blows. Herman jal.b"d and 5-nt left hooks to Eynch's I'a.re. There was a lot of clinching: and the ihampior. had the belter of 1hrt round. Lynch rot his left workin b: in the vr. 1 round and stauKervi Herman with a hook to the Jaw. They were in a clinch at the b 11. Herman took the iru'.i itive In the 'bird, landing repeatedly on the NewYorker's face and body. In the next round Lynch drove a hard left to lierican's jaw. He mixed It up with the champion and had the better of the exchange of bl.ovs. la the fifth round Lynch's rushes drove Herman to the ropes and compelled him to holt. The New York b..xer rahiod lefts and rights to th champion's head and body. Lynch tried hard in the f:nl round tland a knockout blow. Although his now was bleeding freely from a hard lft hook. Lynch rushed Herman and had him holding when the bell ended tha bout.
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"With their couniy and state championship aspirations blasted last Saturday when they lost t0 the Hamm nd High School team 20 to 0, Chary s interest in the High School gridiron world has dwindled down to the c- min eo::test between the local higrh a h ol teams Proebel anj Emerson, which will be played l. foi the fcajon c.'." s to a 1 o s . Although they are both out of the running for 1313 football honors, does not take away the rivalry and the Interest In the, approaching jams. Until EniTson played Hamm mi. it wag believed that they were a little stronger, but as Er-.ehel held th H.immondltes to fl st ffT game a cool d-a' earlier In the season. Fro'-bel seems 1 1 have a tdiade the bepi ot the argument.
FIVE PLAYERS ARE NOW TIED 'INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE) CLKVEIVNl . th. Nov. 11 Kive players are now- tie,i in the national threeeushion billiard tournament: Jackson, ?dcCourt, Miuponie. Canaafex and KeizeJt have each w-on threw fcanns and lost i tee, Maup-ime )y s-nsation.-i.l r lay last mtrht defea.ed Hyron Gillette of Iluftaio, 50 to 25. in sixey-se.veri tnillHRS. peizelt trimmed Helt. o to 37. in fifty-live Innings. The tournament closes tonig-ht.
NO SEATS FOR HARVARD GATyIE INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE CAMiilill'K, -Mi-f.. Nov. 13. Harvard's uuo'u of ti'keis to the pr-jjt Har-vard-Ya.le game in tlie stadium Nov. 22
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YALE IS READY FOR SATTJR ADY ;iNTESMAT!0NAL NEWS SEPVICEJ N7:V HAV-liV. t'oi.u.. N...... i .Yale Is practically r .! tod'y f-.r Saturday's elasli wi'h lYiiictun. Tlie supporters of the blue r oonihient of the outcome Br.d sr-cu la t ion now is ou h.v bi a fri-ur Uie Sons of 3:1.1 will rU up. It is almost ci rtain now that I'Uih Lay will take tho place of V.i'bb. who suffered a couple of broken ribs l.ut Saturday in the back field.
WABASH MAY PLAY CANTON
BAD WEATHER HURTS PRINCETON ' INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE! ri;IN('ETi)N, Nov. 13. Princeton's chares attain st Yale- have been seriously hurt by the bad went her this week, in the belief of tho coaches. The Timers haye been forced to practice every day this week ou a field of mud. Koper plumed to take his men through their last st'f workout today.
STORY IS PURE MYTH INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE: A rumor, current iast ruht. that Jack Pempscy. heavyweight ihampioti, had been killed in an automobile accident. Is without foundation. TVmpsey is -.n route today from Little Rook to Chicago fiiul lias not be.-n in any aerip.nt.
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