Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 307, Hammond, Lake County, 16 June 1920 — Page 6

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STRANGLER LEWIS' FACE SHOWS STRAIN AS HE THROWS GIANT WITH HE AD LOCK

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certainty of pot tin seats tori

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shows at the new areua .w -- 1 J -nt.iT of Chicago fans, who have o-vor i rr"idthe trip to K.ua iU 1e- J jcer.d uj-on the eity next Saturday iT-, ternoon accerdins tc the a.iv.tn.-e y-.le j of tickets. j The work on the arena Is prn-t ir.iV.y j ccrrijriete and in addition to h- Me.oher eeats which were ricinaily planned Oswt jo h.is addtHi thrie vows of '.-ov -i which w-ill be filled with cltir. It; j front of the hexes will bo rows of j hnnh on the jrrourvi. Spectators i j unoi trusted view of the rn-.c. The.-. any part of the .iren.i will !i:ie a:,, c more than lO.f-oO.

TAGGING ALL THE BASES By JACK VEIOCK I. N. S. Sports Editor

STAR FOR A PAT Nicholson of the j

ilrates. ius homer in the ninth with & runner on base enabled the Pirates ta tie Uie peore nnd paved the nay to victory in the tenth.

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TKN" BAf-KS on halls handed to 'he Indiana by Mr.yj. Oo'hns ond re''.";raw r.abled th Forest Oitisxss to mop up cji th Tankees.

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By JACTE VTIOGK NXTV VuKK. June I . 1 1 I'.forgcs C.arr 1 nu r ral!y winlj to fight J.u k Iempi-.- y. the time, haj arrived for f;in t rn.i- it.

ith the hampion freed of si.-n ke.- j tnin. The announcement that he is to chaxK-:s tuda the ij h.-'is b- en tv.-d j il for l"i uiee early in July wi'botit

frtrrf of fr'i' 'o.; ji ;. i rr.i'i . cf. rmrf tf... rinc in this cminfry ! r

i r'Hfly to take on th Fre.nciiman at any Itinio. The champion wants to fret back i into the rlns and that without any j ha cp! mc Iw: "n rpentir-r's Intentions are uncer-

TJr.lverlty of "VTashinrton 'Seattl) offers a prize of $100 to tne risidnt of that gtAte who augre.ata th? most ar'-

propriate name for the athletic rtad-

um whii-h will be erected a nr-mor-al to the t:t jrie.ntji who lart thnir lives

Mn the jrea; war and also as rmem-

branee .-f a!! 'he Foldiers of that state who made the fripre.me aer:tire. It will com $6"ft.fwi0.

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for a .vliovv don ti on Virp'-n: News that lviii)'' v .jd ted eau.'.ed a noUihir ;iir in t

co'.-red t.earr.a r.:rn!.nshara.

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j The I n : ern.it lonal ?wr ?'"Tv:cr ' habiy in!innel trial Ivni;;-ev

professional eontst has frreit!y d'ir.ietwl from h;s popularity. Franc,. i I tesoa m ps, it is said, his prorriis.-.i that Vt rpeni 1T wiil return in yr j.teniber to (.' throuch with his

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re- j 1 hi' l'Vench tnaii ves our hor'.s there ids. j is dotibt hat lo- can be lured to return.

A baseball 'i.- -jtt r will ripre?frit At :a:

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NICKEL PLATE ROAD IMPORTANT CHANCE IN TIME EFFECTIVE JUKE 6th, 1920 Trairii leave Hammond u follows: WESTBOUND

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The World of Sport

Canadian wwfr enthusiasts are entn tneir .-nnmi.-v tsiviso:-.. whi-'h etitis- wa s'arted it' '1' 1 r 01 1 .i and

Tiie Foston n . fi e.i .

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ethe. ret exponent of ; Throutrh New York-Chirago sl'epf rty 5e.irs oM. and has j,s dncj coaches in Trains Nos. ! and 2.

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Milwaukee ha- ninetv amateur base j fat TTlOTlCy CSH ' ' t' a.n.s otJ?an:zed :- the. sfas-n's I effort Can fumish.

ire is the ber: buy and honest

L. '"on f S,r" ' ma"ces wstera line connec- ; tionf at Chicago.

Nos. 3 and 4, local day trains be

tween Cleveland and Chicago. Nos. 5 and 6 carrv sleenert ane!

j coaches between Buffalo and Chicago.

connecting with lines east and west. Dining car service. Get full information of local ticket agent cr write C. A. Pntchard, D. P. A., Fort Wayne, Ind.

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THE Tteds regained first rlc fcattlns Tfeffor and Mitchell rrodirers out of the )3X.

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LKT ST Joe Jickaon. who made e . bomer. double and a single, the White ! frx hammered out a victory over Washing-ton. SHOOTEN'S homer with Bush on ba pve the Timers a clean -weep ! against the Athletics.

SU, Straugler Lewis puttixijt thejsirsncle headiock on Ivan Unow. """. This photo, taken recently, while,. Sirar.jrler Iewia was defeating Ivan Unow, the Cossack giant. 'in a -jri-tieling wrestling match at New York ity, shows the 'Stranger" putttnv: on the strangle keadlock, the told with which he tiirew lir.ow affcutr 1 hour 2J minute? and 2 seconds.

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Terterday'ii Results Chicago 9; Waihioirton 5. Cleveland 10; Xcw York 2. Petroit 3; Philadelphia 2. St. Lrfxiis 12; Boston S.

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jrhfiaLdelphia lf "( Yeterday nesotts Claedsnatl 10; Brooklyn 5. St. Louis S: Xew York 7. Pittburph 7: Philadelphia 6. Chica.gr at Boston, rain.

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take a workout nt the Ar.-n.b lie t;;s' will work n Kr;dav. S ! ord 14 m-rniiv will n.'vt.T t-lTa!-b.r, uc.-ro e has sor-ured

Kd'-water club.

j HOW-THEY j if .INTERPRET- IT

IiOITDOir, Jtino 16. The .Daily Express Is glviaff its readers aessor s ia American, baseball slang. The rational lstiin.e oi the TJ. S- has becona -very popular here. ITine have beea. formed, ty Americans and Can. adiaOB, who remained in Great Brit, aia ater- "the war and also by the Amaxican ..2&iiodes scholars at Oxford,, Th Sally Express prints the following- table of familiar phrases

vsed hy, American rooters and their jj Carpeiltier'LeVinSky Boilt

. aTwIs; fenow. i Postponed Until Oct. 26. Bean, the Umpire Kill the referee. I ...... , T . . .. I a H,ii ISo), Tune ; f, ,;jnbost Hot Stuff Weil p-ayed. I c ... . , . , . I Mi l h .eft Its Arareles ti.iav for h: Srat tai 0U1 Hit the haU vtsror. i , , . ..... . . i '.ortt ti-; cr;. st n r ti I or v M"..'n.'T in 1 (..' h'c;...- j i.s r- '.('..-i.s over

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him j'aonte o-r Kid Howard's

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bout between Otrpcnticr ond I ..-vi r-)-set for July 2 In Xow Y-rk. i -u postponed cr.'.il Oi tol. r 20. :u..-t .. r wants ; t14.fjliai.-3fe A bus:. ;..;; t-,;. r -. France - Oarpen??rr Ye-r?vod. the r:ews of 'h.aequiUM of Ji k In-m;-'. y w o..-n k -,r-rlve.i h.-re this e.venir.sr. n;d r'.verdict r. '-1 th la't er- .;;,rl. ; jn the way r"-' t jrr.f.tch b-'-.ve.ri j-,,.n, v and h;n'.5el-. 'w I riti filk champior.hir ?-h"," h sa-.r1.

BOAT TEAJrIS IN TWILIGHT ROWING

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BUILT IN EI YE CUSTOMBODY MODES

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The road-hugging lowncss of the new National Sextet has been attained through a new and advanced method of body mounting, exclusively National.. The custom -fashioned body overlaps the chassis frame instead of sitting on top of it, as is common practice. The high and ungainly running board apron has been eliminated, and the deep body sides descend without a break to withirva scant two inches of the running board IV t in-jitf your inspection of this smartly lo-w car at our showrooms Ory if more conver.ienty arrar.gs for a demonstration by 'fhonc National Motor Car & Vehicle Ccsposatto Ir.ciar.tpclis

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30 x 3 V2 Goodvear Double-Cure nf Fabric. AU-Weather Tread

30x31,2 Goodvear Single-Cure Fabric, Anti-Skid Trrarl

Goodyear Heavy Tourist Tube are thick, strong tubes that reinforce casings rroperlv. Whv risk a good casing with a cheap tube? Goodyear Heavy Tourist Tube cojt little"more than tubes of less merit. 30x31 fire in water- aproof bag .I

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Lake County Auto Supply H. A. TIIIEL, Proprietor K.W. Cor. Dongla and Hohmaa St. Hanrnonrl. Phone 1741

Lake County Auto Supply & Sales

We are the only authorized dealer carrying a full line of

Goodyear Tires, Tubes and Accessories

Our stock consists of Pneumatic. Solid and Pneumatic True k Tires. It is our pleasure to serve you. H. A. THIEL, Prop. NORTHWEST COR. DOUGLAS AND HOHMAN ST., HAMMOND.

TEL. 1741.

N. Bunnell Motor Comp AUTHORIZED DEALER IN GOODYEAR TIRES AND TUBES. FORD SIZES

504-508 Hohman Street, Hammond. Phones: 650651592,

4S14 Forsythe Ave., East Chicago. Phone 947.

Fifth Ave. at Massachusetts St., Gary. Phone 147&

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