Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 260, Hammond, Lake County, 21 April 1920 — Page 7

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Kid McCoy Takes His 7th. Wife

Classic Dancer is Kid's Latest Passenger for Matrimonial Barque. Br w. aox.B atnwooD. tSTFr CORRESPONDENT !. N. SERVICE LOS .OCGEL3S. Calif.. April 21. "Marriage is game; It's a. contract with a lady and love. And I'm signed tip for a fair and finish go " Thus, from the source of his seventh bout wilh the " Little Bare Boy with the Bow end Arrow," Kid McCoy, fornur famous fighter, gave voice lo that bit f wisdom today In the presence of Mrs. Xorman Selby VII, nee Carmen Browser, a clajslo dancer, who Is now the , k'd's latest bride to bear his tinnrofeslo&al nam. "Eur" b mod Mister" Salby, "1 jet Nat op the oul."a board and he sa'tf te tne, fa.ys N'l': 'Kid, I've cot you eheated blnce I lell P-roadway; I've al Teady made two marriage since my demise. Spirit marriages, old kid. but marriages. That tallies up sevfu for me. What you got Ij mv for yoMrself "So what could - do?' tho Kid iuolred. '"What could I do? I seen my uty and I done it. I played Xat Goodwin's hunch." The K!d, who ha seven hymeneal Betcha bjzt has had but five wives in the couxs" of his career, though his new love more ponderous than his tongue, tut he worked out philosophically when jreesed for the "terrible truth." "rep, he ruminated. "I used to think committing matrimony was like flirting wjth the same girl more than ever. But It's not- It's a serious proposition, like ah:pping for a life cruise In strange but fcaf pt waters. But believe men. I'm

g!ad to be a sailor under this little lady's mast." Whereupon this "little lady" rewarded the seventh honeymooner with a fullfaced view of her very best smile. Being, too, a one-time Paris pupil of Isadora Duncan and one of those nymphlike ladies who dance in "back drop" woodlands. It was some smile. The Kid's seventh daughter of seven ceremonies is a petite blonde. She is nineteen summers young and thinks the Kid Is the handsomest man in "moving pictures," which shows how much she loves him, love being blind. Both are sure this pact is everlasting and the Kid grows volumptuous. "If experience is the best teacher then I've taken a post graduate course," said ha "Six courses in one iesson ought to make the seventh perfect, eh Eddie? "When I in the ring I was known

for fighting fair and square. I'm going to get the same reputation from now on i in the squared circle of matrimony. I've '

always taken life as a Joke. It took six

Jokers to make me see I was the Joke. "Two great influences break up homes Jealousy and lonesomeness. I know If a guy don't make love to his wife, some other egg will and then you've got a rotten situation.

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Boston 5 0 1 Chicago 2 0 1 Cleveland 4 1 St. Louis 1 1 Washington ; 3 2 Philadelphia 1 3 New York , 1 4 Detroit 0 6 Yesterday's erult. ' Washington. 8; Philadelphia, 5. Cleveland. 11; Detroit, 10. Boston, 3; Xew York, 2. St. Louis at Chicago; called, darkn dames Today, Ft. Ijouls at Chicago. Detroit at Cleveland. "Washington at Philadelphia. New York at Boston.

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GARY GRAPPLER WINS BOUT GREEK BAT. "Wis . April 21. Young Romanoff of Gary. Ind.. threw Carl Zoll of Green Bay in straight falls here. The first fall went to Romanoff in thirty seconds with a flying mare, the second In one hour and thirty-three minutes with a standing crotch.

BOSTON RED SOX PURCHASE HUNTER BOSTOX. April 21. The purchase f Outfielder Hunter from the Sacramento club of the raciflc Coast League was announced by Manager Barrow of the Red Sox yesterday. Hunter was formerly with the Cincinnati Nationals.

KATIONAL Z.XadT7E. Pittsburgh 4 Brooklyn 4 Cincinnati 3", Philadelphia 3 St. Louis S Boston - 2 New York 1

Chicago , 1 Terterday's Kmlts. St. Louis. 10; Chicago. 3. Philadelphia, 3; New Yrk, 0. Brooklyn. I; Boston. 0. Pittsburgh at Cincinnati, rain. Oamea Today. Boston t Brooklyn -No others scheduled.

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Pal Beats Roy in Battle of Moores at Providence

rROYTDENCE. P I. April 21. In the first public boxing match in this city in twenty years. Tal Moore of Memphis rained the decision Monday over Roy Moore of St. Taul In twelve rounds. Permission to hold the fight was granted by the police commission to Providence post. American Legion.

Many Old Faces in Same Old Places in Big League Infields.

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old places. More changes have been made around first base, however, than an any other station of the run line. Seven newcomers to the ranks of the regulars are taking throws on the starboard side sf the diamond. Five of them are pure experiments. John McGraw and Kid Gleason were forced to the ticklish task of putting an untried youngster on the important Job when Hal Chase developed "bad eyes" and Chick Gandll decided to atay on the coast. George Kelly. McGraw's hope. Toes a chance to make good if the Giant fans will let him. He and Frank Frisch. the new third baseman, have been doing all the club's hitting but the rabid Gotham fans have been inclined to razz Kelly since the opening game when he committed several busher stunts on the bases and let a hot grounder through him. Ted Jourdan seems to fit well in Sox works. He. however, hasn't the Job cut out for him that the youthful Kelly has to emulate the brilliant Hal Chase. Jourdan can play only ordinary ball and be as good as his predecessor. Doc Johnston stepped in to fill the empty sack for the Cleveland Indians find has been doing so well that Harris, the former first baseman. Is not missed. Gavvy Cravath displaced the veteran Luderus with Paulette on the Phllly field, and the Cardinals are trying out Jacques Fournier. whom Branch Rickey

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Kid McCoy Comes Up For Seventh Round l-ns AXGEUSP. Oallf.. Arnl CI. Xorman pp'.by. better known as K d M'-Coy. y-stcrday took out a license to wol Miss Carmen M. Browdr, a dancer. Selby frae his at as forty, ope. The bvklo to be Fair eh" nineteen. Slby hi? been m.'-.rri'.Ml six times.

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TAGGING ALL THE BASES

By JACK VEIOCK I. N. S. Sports Editor

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enabled the Cubs to defeat St. l.ouis. TWO ERROF.S by K-ibblt Mranville rontnbuted largely to Poston's defeat ! t the hands of the PtodRers

LEAGUE WILL MEET SATURDAY

INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE) STAJt KOR A DAY Wane Hoj t. of the Hed Sox. The young twtrler blanked the Yanks with five hits in the first paitm. McNally's hitl infi he got four tingles featured Koston's second victory.

ROSS YOUNG'S trusty bludgeon worked overtime in the pinches and the Giants broke into the win column as a result. THE PHILLIES unpeeled three double plays Dots Miller to Hancroft to PaulPtle in their game aisainst the Hants. STEVE O'NEII.Ij hammered out a two bagger in o. pinch in the ninth inning, after Ies Xunamaker. lio was playing first bas-e, had singled and stole second. THE SPEAJCERITES trimmed the

Tigers. j THE EASES were full when Gharrity I came to bat for Washington in the'

fourth against the Athletics and slammed out a double. AX. SCHAdlT pitched shut-out ball for the Griffmen. Jilt VAUGHN'S single, which scored a runner, and Flack's double, which

Tli- Hammond Industrial Haseba! l-'iirue will hold its first meeting Sat lii'day ecnitiK at the Cham be of Com m rc-c. All car tains of th teams h' are to b i--presente.J ir- requested te. It end so they tan elcc. a president am ether I'tTlcers for the coniinjr season, nm also make rules and regulations for (li. league. This league ill l- r.e of ti,. best that has reireseri' ed Hammond n many ears. Thi- inert ing will le rn!i. at 7:45 sharp.

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