Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 250, Hammond, Lake County, 9 April 1920 — Page 9

-Friday, April 9. 1920

Past Nine the house of Kuppenheimer Clothes FISH OFFICIAL IS COMING TO COUNTY Will Stake Off Localities to Be Used for Breeding Grounds. "GYROCOPTER" IS LATEST DEVICE MADE TO ENABLE AIRPLANE TO RISE VERTICALLY

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Word came from Indianapolis that '.corp 3Jrg, superintendent of hatch--ries for the department of conservation, will arrive In Lake county next week. Selecting and staging: off localities to be used this season by the state a. breeding grounds of fish life. Heretofore this work has been in tl

henas of ;ir.e wardens and citizens of j i'-.c respective localities w here propog.1i.on was conducted. j iX rr.ore comprehensive suriey will bo! made end accentuated activity will re- ! ult m the new plan, according to Ri.h- j ard Lieler. director of c muTvation iu , Indiana. I Under state the prineij water? : used for prop. -rat:iisr aquatic life a , 'Laked ofT in early spring and designate 1 x breeding places by Tigris readme. ' "This is stato breeding ground " N" 1 ..shirs is permitted m these restricted j :irs fi-ot- Miroh to Ju'v 1 j L i Hammond Prospects Are Gloomy at shines upon ! - d'plrtej track team :f Indnstt ih! i t hool. Man;- of Vft year's ?;ar' . - ' -t.-s have on?. '-'liifr? arc uvlisiW -i Ti tH F.'ore who iir trp. inc Tf ::i 1 :..';- !. .h fold and track events fni: ' se-.erate en-.-uph copiVJ"?n:o t . her "ntran ?. i The elimination contests ts-;n nt ; nnd several rromisinjr candidates ! - r-peered to qualify. But jrammond i'l r.'iss Tru'Sam Kcascy. the crack t!f-i..;i -. r ho entered th University 1. rfllG 1 rru r-eiaenoeoKcr. V. iio i cai' led ay the best hlirh lumr. is the . Vjo! when he jumped to the same col- j 'ere. Ted rainier, who pole jump was! '--ree;"d to add materially to the sue-1 of the team, will be; unable to com--?te this year through a ruiingf of the -ur-erintendent nhiii makes him ineligible. I'our seniors ti-!'! form the nuclajsl lound which Coach George j. eenker !"-pes to build ur a winning tesjn. Cap?in u.oyd cearlnK. whose work on il -akthall team won him considerable tame: Liouis Hess. Leland roen)tr, and vcrm.an ITaynes ere the men. In Earl Howell, the school has a hurdlsr and t40-yard man. whose record Mill cause cr.ools throughout the Calumet region iuite a bit ef justifiable v. orry. About twenty-f.e men will enter the 'umir.ation contests next week. The coach has hones, but the material this .-ear is not up to the school's old itandrd. The interscholas'ic meets will ber:,i th ia?t week in Apri!. Try A Times Want Ad. r 1ft

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Baloon Race to Start At Indianapolis Oct. 22 NEW TORK. April 9. Th Gordon Eennett Trophy 'balloon rc will be held from Tndi inanolis, Oct. II. the boaj-d of managers of tlia Aero Club of America hs announced. Prance and Italy each hava entered thres tm and Ergrland and Belgium each on team. Th United States will enter three teams from among: the fcOU licensed baljoon pilots of the country. Tha trophy Is row In tha pobsession of tha Aero Club of Amarica, American teama having won four out cf uhe eipht international conlests. players at low ebb; absence cf igrressiie spirit noticeable. ATHLETICS Rebuilt with youngsters and full of new life; In good condition. PHILL.IES Probably stronger than last year and In fine condition. WASHINGTON" In good 'shap and admittedly etronger than 1913; batting and fielding in good early eaason fcrm. DEMPSEY ADMITS NEW BARGAIN - INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE OAKLAND. C'AL. April 9 Jack Dempsey, in training here at Jack Ktarn'f place, today partially c-nflrmed t!;. announ;emer,t of Fioyd Kltiummont E-nton Harbor fight promoter, tliat he will defend his titla on July 5. Kitzsimmons talked bus;ness ;i Jack Kearns at Los Angeles, but left before their ciferencfs wm concluded. Pempsey said today. "It i possible that they reached such a agreement." it HTT i ' If i " lll'. .V.l,, splasher back with PHONE 2300. PHONE 811.

sories for BASEBALL EXHIBITION SCORES f INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE) ATX W i.NSIVJA a-ai .fil. i. C. l'anks, S Brooklyn, 0. AT NORFOLK, Sox, 6. AT ROANOKE, VA. Giants, 7; Red VA Washington, 13; Cincinnati. 4. AT ST. LOUTS Browns, 7: Cardinals. S. AT SHREVEPORT, LA. Pittsburgh, 0; Shreveport, 4. AT LOUISVILLE, KT. Louisville. 7; Phillies, S. WHITING BOWLING " MATCHES SCORE SPECIAL TO THC TIMES! WHITING. IND.. April 3 The Tower Stills, bowling In good form, defeated the Switching- Department three Karnes in the Standard Oil A. A. bowling leagua at Wilkinson's alleys Tuesday night. Matalske and Wilkonson bombarded the maples for ZZZ and ZZi respectively. TOWER STILLS McShane 187 155 151 Ollrich 13: 13 130 Hoffman 196 172 149 Groat 167 162 142 Lau 149 211 179 Total 831 853 742 Grand total 24S6. Team average $18 3-3. SWITCHING REPT Matelske 112 Snail 117 Rex 19? Port 120 Wilkinson 185 Total T13 Grand total 2251. Team average 750 1-3. 223 115 15S 143 163 119 129 112 150 224 84 734 WOODS AND LIPINSKI WILL BOWL SUNDAY ?ur.day afternoon is the day set for j Woods and Lipinski to show which cf ' ; th two men are the best In making the I i ; ;ns fiy the mos:. McCool's a!ies will j be open to all cf Hammond's bowling fata and to spectatora who eare to see

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cne of the best bowling match games ever played on the alleys at McCool's this year. Botii men are go ins; to have a crowd to root for them hut as to who the winner i going to bo it Is very hard to tell, for both men are very good bowlers and are in first class shaps for the match game. The houso is expected to bo very crowded, both with men and women bowlers and enthusiasts oj this Bam a. The match grain win be for a bet of Mf0 and other side hi ts. There are r.o oj.-.s. so u is Pure to be a pood game. .-According to rumors Woods fs bcin puxed to be the winner. Lipinski has purchased a nv ball and is practicing tiery oay, so when you bn Ihink twice when picking out the winner. MANY TURN OUT FOR VALPARAISO ' GRIDIRON DRILL VALPARAISO. Ind.. April 1. Spring footbull started for nearly fifty Valparaiso university oind'dates yesterday, and Coach O. E. KM?sn vill continue the drill for five weeks. The candidates compose one of the heaviest aggregations of gridiron talent ever gathered in the Middle West, and the men are working with next autumn's difficult schedule in niind. The time will be spent principally on fundamentals, the blocking and tackling pits being installed for hard usage. Twenty-two varsity emblem winners of last year are expected to be available, and all of these men will answer the call for spring drill. Most of them showed up under Capt. Dande.!et yesterday. In addition, there are twenty good men from Ust fall's freshmen elevenValparaiso Is scheduled to play Harvard at Cambridge, Oct. 9, the second game of the season for the locals, and I this spring's preliminary work Is calculated t" point thn team for that inter- I sectional stnjpple. Ground Rules Robs Ruth j Of Three Home Runs WINSTON" SALEM. N. C. Arril P. The home folk of Ernie Shore. Tnke rv'cher. turned out 6j0 strons her ve-:-rtiay to see the tar herl perform in h'g company and on the old plot where he played as a kid. The player's people

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'Vii'f i'i p .'f I ! ".'.iT .3 er acceSAT KENOSHA. Jack Brittoa baa.t Drnia OTCeefe (10). "Wlllia Graeai beat Eddie Kripps (S). AT DETROrT Richla GtdhM ur4 JJal Coogan drew (10 . Toughajr Xxxrrmy "beat Freddie Jackson (10). Jaibnay Drummie beat GoldJe (1B. AT HOT ePRJNO-Texa Tat bejLt Johnny on (10). AT BOSTON Harry Brown sns foul from Johnny Downs (S). Pwl Doyl beat Barney Adair (12). Johnny W1U son beat Pal Reed (13). AT SALT LAKE CITY Pat Gllbertbeat Carl Mackey (6). AT PORTLAND, ORE. Frad raHoa knocked out Ounb5at Smtth (2). AT CKDAR RAPIDS-Harrey TheiT beat Dusty Kroll (10). WELLS PUTS K. O. TO EDDIE McGOORTY LONDON. April . Bombtrdiar WJ!a. the English heavy-sre'irht. last nigtit knocked out Eddie McGoorty of Oshkosh. Wis., in the sixteenth fmnd of a twenty-round bout at the Holborn stadium. NOTICE TO ' HORSE OWNERS Owing to the advance in Tr1c of horseshoeing materials and labor, we are compelled to raise our prices on borseJioeing on Monday, April 12. HAMMOND. WHITING. HAST CHICAGO AND INDIANA HARBOR KORSESHOERS ASSOCIATION. 4-5-3t Better call up The rimes ani have it sent to your house ever-; be there.

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