Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 210, Hammond, Lake County, 23 February 1920 — Page 3

MdiJav. I-'ohruarv 2;. 1D20

TJLIE TIMES Page Three

, ,

I 1

Ur Reft rm

National Golf Date. Ti:.V:iv. February 21. --The n.tal npen golf I'himp: uisuip at !:iifrr.i'. will he played the week f Aukj( I or August S. Tiie exsri date will he selected anil an- . . nt-. il j!-xt Tuesday !n New York, at tin- Joint meeting of th; United t a t s J. If . s x i.it Ion anJ the

. fe-si onn '. tiolfers A oc ia t ion .

i.-oording to a telegram received ay in; rni. ..fr!eiu;. from Alex Pirie, ?' T'Mvy ..f tli,' Professional 5olff r-.' Ast.oeiall. n.

Valparaiso Gives Defeat to Hammond

Mi.f:"-) 1 uv.n.J

io I

TI. 1' .1 e h-'en Sr!

the report ha :::i'in thai a number of a In :irnt!'ie Va not

li.---.ri rev- alM r o oraus7.n,: to In, k a ''O-.i tta'ri 'iuritig '.Ivs o " . . jei sensoo unl pm the spi'M on stLista.ru ;sl basis. According to -,h rumor a wni'nv cup. tallied at .ion i. to be- formed own th lasihri; park ani finance the tea.m. It i r,-. th.n .'ll.'teo of the s'oejj has a.lrea d been a. Id. The story s--es that th vacant land lying between "'o: Graxd Oalunaet r.ver and tha I. H. K. 'racks jut west of Calumet ave., or a t t na rar of the. Federal hotl will be i"'! a . the park. she. Plaji now :no'uia a crmcreie retire around th croonis. a large, concrete strand stand, a :d a. spacious o'moho ;-- Th awe as proposed i cr..udcred an "Tcelleni one .s it is n-ar the street car tins and would be easily re-ached by fan frarm HainTaotd. WrutUig and KAt 1 hioa.go, tluis tsir.rij; the largest postrible erowrti froviiijr a tr-a-ra is put in tlie field which can. trutso U interesting for followers of the sport. Just who ia pushing the- deed bis not ben revealed, but it is expected that wittatn a few days a definite ncrrancteiTieTLt will be made of the success or failure of tb preposition.

In on' of the most hotly contested! j games of the season the Valparaiso j j high school defeated Hammond on the; ! Central school floor by a sC'.re of S" ! j to 13. ; The lUimnond lada did not seem to get their bearings during the frst'

l-alf and ihe score stood li to . in j

iivor of Valpo.

. I Elf O'l MI IP,'.'. l rtllir L'l. K JSlI'.'lli ll

The World of Sport

TTOR-IiD OF 5 PORT Nebraska and Towa may not meet 'n tk4 gridiron next fall. v : x Ha.rs'ard ath;etio tearea win resume southern tnp next spring. x V X Partmonth had added fencing to its offtetaPr racogrniaed sports. X X X Harvard ha.s booked twenty-aeven baseball eames for nxt season. X X X The Atnatenr Athletic onion haa 413 ,-:nbs ar.d 11.54." vfreii athletes. Ind!aiiapo''.s haa soid Sam Crane, a hriliitn younj inflelder. to CJncinnatL x x v"f-fj-inal laii baseball n!na nsad ITTS bseba': during the 1319 seaa n.

j:i'.t t he cabaret. Ha. ha. Ian Mac.

husky meat cutter .f VbitinR wins., the second half and twice were with

in striking: distance of tie. miring this half ("earing; was Hammond's main poinl getter, caging four field

("live the check to Mac, waiter. S.vtior Freedman is due n gie .lab-i

her Voting a bad wiiippir.g a; Aurora! ROa!a and six free tiirowa. Coach tDitiorr w nig htaccording to the to wn j Veenker's charges outscore.i t- Valpump. i parai.o team during tins period hy

H points to Ca Ipa t aiso's 1"

X X X I Our Hoosier Irish down at No'.rt 1 t.nme failed t. re?ier iciory in any . of i heir athletic contests Saturday. . At t h" indoor track and field meet j of the First Regiment A. A. at Chi- i cago. the Irish landed fourth place j

Th- .ou.ome of tlie game, wiin tii. sr-ci i. m.i I t ou ri:a me ; faxor'tes. shov thai Hammond will make a strong bid

for honors at V alparaiso on March 5 1 )i ' and 6th. In a preliminarv. the Prsfo t er a n I

t h

high scltoo:

I", of C. IS: i freahmen Ity a score of to 9.

with S points, other scores were: I.j Gym team defeated

A. (-., C. A

unattached U: 1'. of Illinois. 5: North

western. 1. However. A. Desch. of; follows

Not t a lame made a new record for, Hammond i2Si Tarnogrodski

The ltce-up of Saturday's game is a"

events when he equalled th'j KTann, If; Caatring;. c; Grace, rg; How-

world's mark at forty yard low hurd-i ell, !g. 1-s. Time .04 4-5. The formar central J Valparaiso f 31 Wa 1 1 er, rf; VVernr. association, record was 3 seconds. ; If; Fabing, c: Scott, rg; Coyer. Ig: T - x x i Scoring. Hammond: Field goals. TurThe seoond defeat for Notre T)ame' nogrodski. I; F.vans. 1; iVaring. 4; ot evil Saturday was in the dual track j Oraca. 1: free throws. Clearing. 6; Howmert nt Notre Dame son by the Kad-jell. 1; foula, personal. Turnogrodsk i. Z: get s who scared a total of 4S point j Kvani. 4; Aahbaucher 2; Oaring, I; to the Hoosters' 3?- But at tun une Howell, 1. technical.

has to hand it to the duwnstate knowledge emporium. A few years ago. in athletics. Notre Tame was nil. 1e furura Is brightAnd to make the mamory r,f the day more dismal the Notre Pitns Ave fel' before th terrific onslaught of the University of Nebraaka unintit at the latter'a abattoir. Score; U. ot N., 31; Notre ra.me, 10. X X X Tha Sport "World scrioa left Hammond at a late hour Saturday night via the Rattle-trap t.inn which bumps along between Hammond and Sixty-

Scoring. Valparaiso: Field goals, Scott. 1: Fablng, 4: Werner. 3; Waiver, i; free throws. Walter, 5: Scott. ; foil;, personal Coyer t; Scott. 1; Fablng. 3; Werner. J; Walter. 3: technical. Scott. 2; Werner. 2; Walter. 1. Biuknt hail followers should loolc forward to tha game with Whiting next Saturday to be played ar the Central school.

KILBANE TO

FIGHT V ALGER j

third street, Chicago. i XEW TOP.K. Fh. 23. Johnny K .!- j A windy conductor flashed the re-!j,an tne oldest of present day boxing minder of his week'a pay. amounting ! champions in point of possession of a j to aboot $?. and gave tha scribe tha j title, will defend the featherweight following rttal statistics whiclt, con" i chaniDionsbia Wednesday night bef. r,- ,

the i-tportnen'a clut at Newat

siderlng circumstances, may be taken

' as entirely reliable.

120. o32 pngr- ss. . .4

ar faro 1917

154

Tonr.c lad:-R of th rj!utn! district pers'i !t) notations of Beatrice i j r'r; Till fpll to glimpse (thla. But t'v ir more athletic sisters rb nead !! .Tivice as how to deal with mashers v reart Ts-ilVi interest the npm that

Hare! Tl.'chklss WightmajL. of'

Cost' n has offered a handaom ailver i (.1 h awarded the best tennis t ioyer of the world. Local tennis clubs v.'l raceiva invitations from the I'nite.l States Tvawn Tennis Aasocl atlon and i-. formation regarding the rules. The o.mjxitit rve series has btien set for the week of August 23rd. X X X P.ecnTl the Logan Square tr-saets who recently performed at ("lary? Wei!. Saturday night they won the 145 lb. ity baelwstbaJl championship of Chl'sio, whe-n they defeated the South ""hicBjrs Whales, 31 to 2 4. Who's the fish now?

l?ls 19 IS Umbrellas left on cars. .... S"l J S" Lauiiea without seats 2SS43 lSJ.3f)3

Miles without seats ?S.923 1,10J 2SSJ45 Telephone 'call at office ... 19.3J 10.32 1V6"2 Complaint pr

pasa. mile.. 120,531

Net earnings a ff er careful search . smaleat smaller

against Benny Valger. vf New Tork. The boxers will wind-up training for the bout tomorrow. They are tr t,ix eight rotihds.

WRESTLERS MATCHED.

1S.SSS .2ft0

mall I

NEW TURK. Feb. 23. Kd. St rang

ier Lewis and Jim IxnJ. . the Gre-vc j wrestlinj cuttmpion have today he. :i j nvatehad to ntect ;.i a flniah mat-h at i Madison Square garden on March ?. i

Six-Day Bike Race is Off;

Gotham Cuts in Again i

McGRAW MAY RESIGN j NEW YORK, Feb. 23 . Accord r.g t J

; a rumor printed by a New Tor news

paper today, John McGraw may retin as manager -.C the Giants. Tlie ru-

. ,M ' . . , mor i founde.1 on repo-ts aid to hava Pla. to hold a s.x-day bicycle race , . M 0Tn Hav.r, , , " D;ltM, rrLra haV btn i rt that l'4 :r.d Presid..:,: ; ; abandoned by Phil ElweJl and his as- . c.,. . . v- . ... , , Stonehani the New 1 oi k (. Iu sociates just whan the event seemed . . . ,, , . . I have had a ser ous disagreement. as.areJ. New Tork has deeded to

stage its second rse of

I Marrt. 7 t r. 1? r ti i t h i 1 1

riders fn m racing ,n trhicago. Thar

will be a raee here next w.nter, how-

prevent T" I Galesburg Boy Succumbs

to Injury from Grid Game

ever.

Eetwaen wega," ehtoc. and the town pump, the coltrmnlst has doped out the results of three flr!c encounters scheduled for the week; all of the-m aT locaj. Ritchie Mttctvll should affix the ki

bosh to Lew Kdwards in their battle soiation

at Milwaukee cn Thursday. Tha former Is ehajmplon of Milwaukee and the latter lightweight titleholder of Australia. Mitchell is in top-notch form, i x - x A.t Kenosha. Wednesday night. renrtr O'Keefe of South Chicago, a fighter who has won hundreds of friends in the Caltrmet district, will do battle with Eddie Fitzslrmnons, fast and

lard hitting eastern lightweight. Ifj

Los Angeles Auto Race Postponed to Saturday LOS ANGKLKS. Cal.. Fhe. 22. The 150-jnfle automobile race, which was to have opened the new Los Angeles apeedway tomorrow, ha been postponed until Saturday at I p. m - because of wet grounds. Thl announcement was made tv.ght by A. M. Clung, manager of the Speedway As-

j OALBSBURC. 11!.. February i Harry Williams, end on the Galesburg ( high school football team, died here

this, morning sfter a lingering three m'ntha with a crushed verte-bra. Williams' neck wa broken Nov. 1.i in a gams with Peoria Manual Training High when he dived for a fumbled punt .

Stanislaus Zbyszko Steps Into Ring on Saturday.

NEW TORK. Feb. 22. After an absence r( flve years. Stanislaus Zbysko, will tnaka his first appearance in a wrestling tiout 1n th s country at the 47th regiment armory. Brooklyn. Sat-

i urday n ght. He has been matched to I meet rrini Zoler. who c'a;ms the

Wednesday and the fast quintet Mpra-j h, VTW.irh, champlmsMp ff Rohesenting th Brit !er House of Chicago on . , ' u w, a ,,,, nlatoK. Friday. j

Tbe Treflbyterlaji te.m ple.ya a fast

GYM TEAM TO PUT ON ATTRACTION The fa-st Prshy teriaji gTii team of Hammond have scheduled rimes with the North Knd Presbyterian toam on

O'Keefa will watch his opponent and' and clean ira m of basketball. The games j

forget the spectators he ought to win

x -i x pT-tp-sey Quits Cabaret Crowd on Turning: Boxer Promoter Tells of Jack's First flout Wins $23fi Headline In Trib. One gueys as to why Jack

MACKS IN CAMP TODAY

are pUyed at the Presbyterian cirh I NF.W TOTt K. Feb. "2. The 1929

on the corner of Highland and Mohman j haseba il campaign i. acheduled to bests. The public is urgently reo,!ieted j g'.n lomorrov at Lake Charles. 1. to jHtronize these young basket tossera. Conny Mack with a small hand of reTh admiseiion at the door will be hut emits and h:a Teleran catcher, Cy Per15 cet.ts kins, will under In the trainir.g of

"When

e dta .

jlxj. n

ood fellows get together,

ht there"

Chesterfield

TALK about close harmony you ought to know how good tobaccos get together in the Chesterfield blend. For Chesterfields contain selections from the four finest Turkish varieties bought on the ground by our own resident buyers and the mildest of thoroughly aged Domestic leaf. And in the blending of these choice tobaccos, our experts have produced new qualities of flavornew taste-deiights that bring to your smoking an enjoyment so complete, so full, so rounded out that only one phrase seems to describe Chesterfields

T I)

Ci5i

t,. . , :

THEY SATISFY.

Flavor scaled in by the extra, moistureproof wrapper on every package.

-)- eW a J.sf fix

,.';-i-;,s(.,-sJ

I '. Jf .

, tr

fir.'

' i i .V , . .. y .r .y :-.

r J. . , At,, ... . 1 - C

. """'aaiV, , J-"m. j . J ...-s,V T..JC-C-

is nt-

aa.

-v.u wiakifcej

M - IBB V .'i'fcas" ').' .st'WT 'l i .. ..

. ....; ,t,s . ..... ..,;,..'. s.. : -r, : ..''. .....'. .. ..-i. , .v - f.-i,.'. '' ' . . .1 .-!:' '''""...

(s-v-; U'

- ts

1 j

what is expected to be a record breaking season. Thursday th advance guard of the Brooklyn team gts under way f, t Jacksonville, the Robins' being the first of the National Lea suers to start for camp.

1 ".

Iln:

Take The Times and keep (a without readin? the want art oxea

Goullet and Efff Arrive

c? j j- f. s c r a 1 1 " n For New York Bike Grind i n. -no

NEW YORK. Feb. 22 A'ffd Oouil'M and Oscar Ficrr will nrrive 1 0:11. r r. w on t.h" French liner La Sa o;.-, Ooul-let'.-t arrival being a surprise t., the promoters of t lie six day bicycle rn.-e which will take pi are here March 7tl

iOl jiiitd :i 1 tr !. . 1: t to get the sa :ne ;. latter is ati '..-is

H"ii:"t and a rra tik ' i f i-sis" 111 iu-ly nfter signing f ; tlo- ri. to g.t In two weeks', work .-of--race .

v;:i rid s r ; . "11 . S;;

NKW YORK". February 22. Kennedy, the Montreal oro;r-.

lis-

I TO ;, n 1

;lit t.

Sail 1,1. to sid'.1 1 u 1 1 i ' pioiishi

f the French wrestling era mva.Jioe i'hf, alr. If ft t'liii-t Kennedy ;s ready t.. mat'. with any t iv-il to prove h; ; :i. : . 3 ; . 11 w i 1 a Stctio'r for tic ! i anxioiis to rnect addo k. claimed he f reed t'addock ten the tournament in Rati'-. tne Frenchman won the chani

1 R m IS

J3 a

I E.B.CS.B.B.U.B.Ia.Ij.n a,B.H.B.B.a.B.a.a.BBJi,II.B.al.B a B B fl.B BB.B B.I.B J.B.B P B B H B.I

1 -n-rpfj? f

a o b a h o o n s a r a d c qb 1. a H.a.a.B a a. a. a. a. a. a. a b.b is b a ca.a aaB(SEiBHBBiSBaHBQi&B9BQ n ss.K.a ta " B

a 1 B

83 3 "a S B a 5 i? Q

A Remarkable Sale A remarkable sale is putting it very mild- Every day this Remodeling Saje grows in volumn and interest. A sale worth while your attention. SEE US NOW SEE US OFTEN

"5c and 10c Store or More" There can be purchased here for these small sums hundreds of items not to be found elsewhere Look Us Over.

Make Your Dollar Buy More! Everybody is stretching the dollar these days to make it go as far as possible.. This REMODELING SALE offers unlimited opportunity for yon to make the dollar go as far as josiible.

Bargain Basement Talk! We are preparing a salesroom in our basement that you will be proud to viit. . Easy to find and will be filled with the kind of merchandise that you want and need.

v-ifcr ...J.,.,,,,,,,,',,, ,.s rtf ---'" -'.- M'

OUR EAST CHICAGO STOCK You will soon have an opportunity to select bargains from this immense stock. The range of merchandise offered will be such a character that every member of the family can be supplied economically for days to come. MERCHANDISE CLEARING HOUSE Every day we are offered and have the option to buy special lots of clean, high grade goods at a tremendous savings. This explains the wonderful values we offer.

B 9 a 'a B B B B

' B ' B B B B B ' B B ' O ' BB ' B ' B B ' H "B " B ' B B! BaBoaiBRaaaaaacQaaaa. BlS'H131HlSrBlBIH'B-BHH'H'B-H B B a-BB'BIBlBIBIBB l3 Uu?-3Q3SiaBBBI a.a.a Ei a n is z m a m u u a n.w a iu.m.u u b h,