Hammond Times, Volume 15, Number 13, Hammond, Lake County, 2 July 1920 — Page 8

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THE TIMES Frirlay, July 2, 1920 the trams, who will come here from '. 'iij iife'ij, will be .ubliihc-d tomorrow. a few open dates - ' Me satiK-s in or 'l li'; V. eot Knds 1 would hke to hook around Lake county, am ci.inpoi-ed o 1 PITY THE POOR BASEBALL THESE DAYS ! FIGHT PROMOTERS COLUMBIA A. C'S AT GARY SUNDAY Th Columbia A. C.'s will meet the Northern LJghts of Gary, , there next Sunday. The locals lost their first same of the season to the Chicago Logan Squares last Sunday, 2 to 1 In 11 innings. .Manager Donahue w-ill probably tend Carroll to the mound with O'Loary behind the mask, but will carry his Mar riirht handcr. Joe Connor, ai m? with the team. Connor ha been doinr ihe mo.st of the mound duty this sca-.-oii. having won six frames and io.--t one. The Indianapolis team, who wi.l play tho Toleio Rail I.ip-hts on Jul players averaging titwi n IS and u. and would like to book a game for July 4 and 5. For games call Hammond 1106-M between 7 and 8 and ask for Frank. $500.00 TAX LAW LOUISVILLE, Ky., July 1. The appearance, of Georges Carpentier, French war hero and challenger for the world's heavy weight boxing championship, here In Louisville's first boxing exhibiHon in 17 years, staged under a r.ew stare law. marked the beginning of a legal struggle betwef.n right promoters and city government over license tax fees. A recently enacted ordinance fixing a fee of $;rm Tor each bout and an additional 3 per cent of all receipts over 53.000. signed today by Major Smith so that the city might cilect the tax from the first bout, was attacked a fewhours later in an Injunction suit as confiscatory. The required license fee, however, was deposited with the court until the litigation shall have been ended and there was r.o interference with the bout. P0LARI1TES VS. OAK PARK TEAM The Polarines will meet the strong team from Oak Park Sunday. July 4. and a record breaking croud is expected, a this ganv.t as this is going ! to be the best game of th-- season, with the local boys in fine trim, they will s-how the Oak Tark some last ball. Line up for the game will be Mihaleo. 1st. McCIelan 2nd. Jones 22, Frook .Ird. Sahoi if, Walako cf. Shuts rf. Sonchak c. the pitching will be done by one of the best locaj pitchers around. Game will be called at 3:00 P. M. li. nave won mr.e pmes tiii. loidnjf one. GAMES WANTED "West Ends of West Hammond hav Here's Place Where You Can See Be Boys Ride injr Wide Open

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"SPECIAL TO ThE TIMES! IS.K. 1M. July -Motorcycle trchants w ere sircokais ""'ii

Mm-: ral Spi-.r.s ra course

at- ar.d aft-r th- U-ys had buroeJ

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-.r.i man. 5;-. is reviving- tlie racing rj.e 0:1 th old mile speedway. Hampered f-.T a while l y weather j r.ditii'ns. I. t ech has at lat u-( oi- j in pelting the famous race ccuri

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more in shape. The turns are j ed accord. ng to specifications fcind j

,:ay surface has been woiked and :d until it is in perfect condition. ;:s this morning' were delighted, .rartioe spurts they were able to

..p.-n their ir.avhir.es wide, lett in, them ran-. Lie right around the turns with i. 'lie of. the di.-gust ;:ig siackr n: ny. s id .lir.t; and puiteririj; i h.i h is st en or: 511-.8 li-r triu ks. I.verything is set for Leech's grand cr-ning c the spceduay Monday, July fi . I'r.riir.ptly at 1 r' 1 ck Captain I rank K. Yates of Chicago will mount tii a rct-.rte's stand and announce the first evtnt. He is an old timr at the ra ing game and it was with difficulty ti..: Leech landed him for Mnday. New entries are being received each dy .among them being some or tht b'-st anidteur and professional riiio cf the country. At least two fact ify riiifr;, men who will give sme h.nrr..mg speed demonsti ations. will be

in i.arc . ihe x orter course is li-.e

cniy ir.iie track in th

country and hence is the

wh.ch factory riders w

r.ter only in rates sanctioned & A. T. A. like this one.

Anions the riders who have

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Cruf-p of. Chicago. 1'aul

Gary, liarry b leze or Lai one. Sieve Vej.tfal and Key Olds of H.ur.ii-.oi-.d .

A. have the ir eyrs set e n 1 1: -prize money which ia mere .Tered in any of the races st i r i.Ioniay in this part of i!

BRITISH GOLE TITLE TO DUNCAN WITH 383; JIM BMHES HAS 308

DKAI.. England. July 1. Tho British open golf i. hanipienship was won t".!.ty by the ft(r.m Pritish golfer. George IHinoan. w ;. com red the four rounds in A! xmiiir-r Herd, also cf Knular.d and former champion, was

runner up with Z03. Jim Karnw, th American professional, who yesterday was tied with Herd for second place, finished fifth with "OS. His score was tied by L Holland, whose play was one of the sensations of the day hut who did not far so well yesterday. Holland's scores for the third and fourth round w-re 71 and 7 a total of !."n while Duncan's last two rounds were made in 71 and 7:, a total of n;.

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LIBERTY BOYS WILL STAGE TWO BATTLES

The Liberty A. C. ball club, idle during the past two weks because of a mix -up in arranging a schedule with teams of the Chicago Hoys' league, announces two important games for Sunday and Monday. Ivch pames will be played1 at Standard p;rk. Names of

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L-arlfield. and two were even. 3y using his long, rangy right arm t.i good advantage. Vi:?or. managed to h'-'d r.artfield at a distance most of the Cn-.e. and when the soldier did nianag---To brk through the champion protected himself by clinching. The secrnd and f;h rounds w.-re even. r.artfieid had the better rf tlie eleventh and twelfth. All the rest were "Wilson's by a safe margin. The start of the bout was delay--

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(n. An amicahre adjustment was made 1 ' fore the men en'ered the ring.

There Are No"Ifs" About it! We kmno that Firestone Motorcycle Tires will deliver most miles per dollar. If we weren't ure of it we wouldn't be selling Firestones we'd choose soma ether make. But wb inow that the extra rubber, the extra fabric and tha extra angles against skid that aro built into every Firestone Motorcycle Tire will deliver service that satisfies. The proofs are en file; read tho list of racing victories for this year; the records in every line cf service. They will lead you to eay; Firestone for roJne." . East Side Garage 893 Calumet Ave. Hammond, Ind.

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FISHING TRIP ' EQUIPMENT Before you set out in search of the finney tribe, look well to your paraphernalia. See if you have everything you need'. Once away from home, many things are hard to get.

It will pay you to stop in and look over our line of Rods, and Tackle.

Reels

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Jointed Steel Casting Rods Only a few left at

SPECIALS

FOR THE HOLIDAY

UNDERWEAR B. V. D. style and full length, light weight, ribbed, as low as 98c

SILK SOCKS Black and colors 59c WASH TIES 49c

SPORT SHIRTS All coWs, all $1.49 sizes up from . . Boys' from S9c

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Fibra Silk 4f- QC a v Shirt Boys' "Rattlers" Shoes, brown and ; white with rubber trimming, extra Pure Silk Shirts, C7 QC heavy soles and heels, 2?0 $14.25 down to. . a tPT-? , , Men's Shoes, tf0 QC It will pay you to look over aj our line of Silk Shirts. Yoa ' " V j i j Wm find a wonderful assort- Men s Sandels, Q QCi ment at prices far below their a value. TIES Regular $1.50, QCr now s WE CAN SELL FOR LESS BECAUSE OUR EXPENSES ARE LOW.

BATHING SUITS Men's and Boys', assorted colors 3125 Wool, $3.95 ALSO Large Bath Towels to ta ke along with ycu 59c and39c TROUSERS Palm Beach Trousers for '...$4.95 Work Pants, g 95 Khaki Pants, (9 9Q up fvom...."0-' Trousers to match up that odd coat. Ycu will find the largest assortment of trousers to choose from. All colors, including browns and greens.

Nickle Plated Casting Reels

Nickel Plated Casting Reel, 60-yard size. $1.75 Jointed Split Bamboo Casting Rods $1.25 Two-Piece Jointed Cane Poles 35c Long Cane Poles, 14 and 18 ft 25c-50c Camp Cook Stoves $7.50 up Camp Cook Grates $1.50 Tents (including poles, ropes and stakes), size 7x5 floor space $8.09 And many other items for the campers and fisherman.

Evinrude Detachable

Rowboat Motors at $110.00 (Immediate Delivery) live Frogs, Crawfish and Angle Worms on sale Friday, Saturday and Sunday

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CAMERAS Every day during your vacation you will find scores of uses for a camera so why not prepare by taking one with you? In our assortment is undoubtedly the very one you want and you will be pleased with the reasonableness of our prices.

Buster Brown Cameras Buster Brown Cameras $3.47

Vest Pocket Folding Cameras $1 1.20

No. IA Folding Cameras, takes pictures 2J2X4J4. at $18.30 Steel Folding Tripod , $3.50 Leather Covered Albums, loose leaf style, 7x1 1 $3.50 Large size Developing Trays 55c Special discount on all films, either Ansco or Eastman, bought in 12-roll cartons. Take a carton along on your next outing. Cyco Printing Paper, All Sizes Have you tried our Printing and Developing Service? Work finished in 24 hours. OTHER TIMELY SUGGESTIONS WOULD BE BATHING SUITS We have a large assortment in both wool and cotton, the inexpensive and also the better grades.

TENNIS We have a Racket for both the beginner and better players. Special rackets for the "kiddies" at 25c and 50c.

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We have slashed the prices on all our baseball stock. Come in and see for yourself. Teams needing supplies should take advantage of this sale.

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Calumet, Indiana

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Hammond Store 548 Hohman St.

At the "Four Corners"

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The Vacationist Store

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Sporting Goods Shop PHONE 171.

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