Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 138, Hammond, Lake County, 28 November 1919 — Page 11

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Thorpe and Calac Take Ball Over In Three Plays for Only Score of Game.

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By rSTTITO CHATKEK. 'though th Hammrnd f.,.vtial! c,-r!avd th Clinton IPa !!d-cs : t ".'j;, with the exception of th 1 r :!.::.ut th visitors nwnnf J t. '. 1. Hammond eleven, a soor rf

' mai a touchdcu-n lWor no n. :uts of play i ad lapsed. Th contest was played on a floppy f, .: i nd. although it tjs '... cold for .d it fooi la1. 1 weather a crowd of II. OH" r t-?.1 on unlit the end cf one of th rre.it est nrldiron mmei ever fun on a C: !ra.- f .-Id. Tli heavier (-uU"i tini 1 I ail th advantage of lb prevailtn ditfons and a fumble by Paddy Iriscvi vi responsible fr Hammond' tl-. fvj. The n kicked oft at the start and 1 arid y received tha Tall on the ten-yanl )t ha vras tackled hard by Edwards r'll la soma unknown manner Ir:"ot,U f 'iinWod and Onnton received the pisfcin . .1 vh fourteen-j-strd line. Calac thi visitVrf C'Tisistont lfna sm-i.-d.er. tore th.r.".u-h r rvftn yards around left ta.-kle t i-crp made on fit an ut7er:;ptid plurjr "i on th naxt play tho fonnw Cnj-lil t. r riiKhed through ear.tar for tha only J-.'-i.-hrtown of th rini Thorp mnri- : '1 to kick l hi an ir- nnr.rur. Vh Hammond player f oiiRht on 33 :atfilr, but wtbout ha.vliijc the punch f tie Ihm low score. Hammond found Canton Una much stronger than In ' previous el i 5i. and rinding th forward vnH lmpenetrsbl they rusorted to t - i forward passtite attank throughout t : tarn without many Ra!n. Thrice : ammond, Uirough ts fierce a'tack in 1-trh UrUoolI, Rarrott end Fnlcon w.re d Urn and av;n. - re able to brir.fr tho bait to c:)rtniT fiistnnc. but in each .Instance th TJulMoy Kna held a. if a r. .!! had bers bui'.L

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LEONARD AliOUT TIIROTIGH AS LEGITIMATE LIGHTWEIGHT; FEW I5ATTLES IN SIGH:

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to dcfr-Ht tho KI nch tlile-hol J r. T?..-s t odd prr aJ! toduy and ur:u-ns k me Itblntr unf -mem h.pp--na to iiti. r p j,: . , -r. it IK xi.-olei tut til.- odLs wlii b- j ! lh(- sapi- at t ri ,

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Bmr Leonard, lightweight rharnpio- of th -orl-.i, is thout through as a real honast-to-groodness lightweight. It ha beo known for soma time that it is hard if not impossjh.it- for I.eoparJ to tra-jt down close to the legitimate lightweight limit 132 j,nni. It's iutt aa well, in a way, for Benny as ther re 'very few lightvcichts lurking around who can make things interesting for trim. Lw Tendh-r tands out as the hiding aspirar.t for Leonard's crown. The iwst bout no in i.;ht i,t Leonard is oae with Juck lir'ttoa, welterweight champ. ,

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Touchdown: Thorps. iol from t.mclsi"fiTi: Thrja.

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that could b .-: f.-- . '- - sr--un-i.

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a. so cost tr.A km . . - t. wr.'-n v.. ftv yards of r: n g d : i'.i'. ..r.

th oval out i f his aauda on a s.T.ii.s.fi through center, ti; - play ccirriiiK lit th third quart T wh-ti lh.- i'.-.r.t.-n t- -.pi v in

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r'j-h of Falcon and eni runs by Pris- Prea- offensive

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' I er.ab'ad the Hammond team to brms h t'.H to the shadow of tht Canton S i. rmt with on yard to go a play ;-mlar to tUa cr.o in th 3 to 3 pame --:! djpMcated. Th cr-til ta- riven to Pandy to crash through the Iin on a - ' :rht bnck. Tha quick bran of Thorpe enoed tha r'ay and in tha aam man-t-r m which ho held Falcon threa weeks f .r tha groat Indian rrahl in to mt I'r'.-'fll. Tha two linos mot and the ''T.cr Xorthwestera star thr wn f-. r a twr-yard loss. Th ump'ro ruled

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but it nnst b- -.id ti.nt Tho'P fiKit' -ins rr ichir.- hi-i i on wh.oi t.h ciit tiat momenta of the ram w -ra at ta-:r beijrbt. Thorpe and C.i tdnyrd vary brilliant football for Cati" on. boinr th main fact

ors in th is to --' t iva play". 3 far inaround I)ric-'l, with -ley- rs. th.- f conii.u; ii: :--r :t s thora is nr. to Drisco! 1 ' ur.C '. " : h- mora '.In , ; !

Football Scores k r V7 ti V. . n s t fin . 7: .a. 0 N- tra i ama. 14. f.rnir.lrs!da. H. 3 'etroit. ii ; Holy Crow. T. t Ike, 21, I'irt !'; I dan. 0 tvtern R..(frv. II. r. " l';in.if, 7: M-tMajiherer. . M'-.m', ; t Otr.-lr.Tint!. 0 tVa-ib'ng'.i-n T;i!varM'.-. 7 o- 7... rn.V'-rs'iy. 0 ?f luaour! I".; Kat.ts f "t.i .rnd:- Coi !s.-. 1 ?, .'oido prirt!. " ni'e. 4": Arkarem, 7 Vsl;,ar, 12: jtou'b takota a Xehrakf. '-vrocu-. f - 1 t I - , -. 0. "r .trV ti . 7 ?!'' T'tV t, 7 r, ' V !.-;' :- U ejr -.-i, -. e f'J i' ?-.;,

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Wnat is the use of thinking that you can purchase a player piano for $285 $5 down? Almost every week you read such offers, but when you sound them -they are rank misrepresentations. The dealers who make such offers are not financially responsible or they could be selling some good', eld reliable pianos instead of the trash offered you. These dealers raise the prices of their pianos from $100 to $200 at a tim when you trade your old piano as part payment. Mr. Slipshod

Piano Dealer, you know- it's the truth. You know that you never jold the same kind of a piano to two customers at the same price. You know that you are not giving the public a square deal, when you sell ,j piano for $500 to an installment customer and the same piano for $400 to a cash customer but you are doing that very thing every day and yet, you knock the concern who has the backbone and honesty to sell pianos according to actual musical worth at one prxe no commissions.

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-NEW PLAYER PIANOS $395 UP-

Arc they in reed of attention . What do others -t when you laugh? Goer tceih mike a 'mile perfect. Dad teeth are repulsive to others because of looks. Be prompt and

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In Your Car First Cost is the Only Cost! irestone 1 ires Are Recognized Everywhere as First-Class Tires

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bridge work can be ni3vk ot either ir.e. gold or porcelain to match your own Ir, .!er to cct my work id.i.t ri in teeth. If I advise a bridge for you I I lanunond I vdil for a few months do will guarantee it ten year?. i have work for erv lev prices for hone:-t had a great deal of experience in iTak- dentilry. C.o.r.e in ar.d lef me talk i ing bridge work and will guarantee tvith yet about yc.ur teeth. No charges perfect satisfaction. for examination and -id.-ice. 1

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Room 116 First National Bank Cldg., Over Woolworth's 5 ?.nd IGc Store. Open Tuesday, i hursday and Saturday N;! ts Unt;l ') O'clock. TELEPHONE 3189. ' " HAMMOND, IND. .s.si.s.a.is.ai.s.a.a.a cs.e a a o;a a. a a.si.s. s n ri.b.x

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