Hammond Times, Volume 15, Number 21, Hammond, Lake County, 13 July 1920 — Page 7

Tuesday,

Julr 13. 1920.

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CHICAGO MOTOR

LEW TENDLER BEATS JACKSON

PHILADELPHIA. July 12. Jabbing and slashing Willie Jackson at will, Lerc Tndl?r defeated thr Xew York tvy in a cne-sidii -itcht-rrund bit at the National leasru" barKiH grounds here tonight. Tondl-r found no trouble in hltims Jarksor.. the !aur savins himself from serious trouble by continually wnltiini; about a'xi rlmrhinjt. Save for the (Irs' ro'.md. which was ven. every round of .h fight was TendWs. Ter.dlor closed JacKsons left e.ye. In the eighth the Philadelphia lichtcr sent the N'ew York scrarPT crashing against th" rope's. Jackson clinched and held on till the bell sounded. In the preliminaries Jo Jackson outclassed Jack Diamond and the bout was stopped in h second round. It wns a technical knockout for Jackson. Jos Nelson of this city, tipping the scab's at 120 pounds, punched his way to a draw with Johnny Lissi of New York In eight rounds. X. O. Sansom stopped Hariey II i'c'iinscn in seven rounds.

CLUB TO HAVE ELGIN RACES

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VAN OF GOLFERS WITH REUURU B9

irELEFKTS, Tenn, July 13 H. G. Skinner of Hinsdala, 15 years old a.ad tn ytmg"est entrant !n the -west, em amateur c-lf tourney, was the first trter and turned In a 'weJl played CO.

The "'hicasn Motor club supercedes th.' ChlcaKo Auiomobile clu. in combination with the Klfrin Automobib KohJ P.ai'c association tn the conduct of the 191'fl road rue. -ml the contest boarn of thn American Automobile asscciafion will b ask -id to transfer the sanction for th race, whose dato his be. n advanced from Auk 21 1 Am:. 1 !. i h. fhicaRO end of the rn. e was r,.. leased by the Chicago Automobile club olnntarily and the combination of Chicasro Motor club and the El 4 in asfoci.i-'.i-n wes the result, the directors rpn', iiik the proposition unanimously afler President Hayes. Mimiwr Jenc'.s of ti'.e Klein association and lVr"-t.-.f of Contest P.oot had outlined the plan. Immediately I'resident Haes will name a number of important commit -tes t take up the work of boosting the event, which has been Riven championship award by the con' st board of the A. A. A. The actual 'mmitt. o. v.-hi will have charpe of the race will consist of Oharles M H.tv.-. OharW It. Hall and Owen O 'Mai ley on behalf of the Mot,,r club and Fred H. Jencks. H. P. Pransfetter and Charles P. Root repres.'iitinc the rin association. It was the Chicago Motor club that iiMUKurated th Elgin race and cond'tcted it with the Elgin association for a number of years, so that the race now ts in the hands of the original promotors. The score of racing drivers, who competed at Tacorrva. July 5, are now on t'lfir way east and will come directlv to Cliicngo. so that these stars will so. in hf on the ground to take part in tlv 115.". Klein, now set to be the biggest of ;nTairs in the history of the contest.

Six-Day Bicycle Race For Chicago in January NEW YORK. July 12. -The New Tork Velodrome company will conduct nn international six-day bicycle race in Chicago the week of January lfi-23. a deposit having been put up today for the huge Coliseum. The race will be conducted under the management of Geo. H. Voting.

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

STAH K Fi A DAY E. Trowbridge Collins, e. T. C. slammed out a homer in the nin'h inning at Philadelphia ;..nd enabled the White Sox to win. It was the only run of the game. FRED TONKT wild pitched the Ci.rdinals inio third pl.4ce at St. Ixuiis and tossed Giant hopes into the grand si and in on grand heave. ' WITH the bases full in th eleventh frame. Filhngim of the Braves, forced home Pittsburgh's winning run by walking nig Bill Lee.

OI.TE KAY FISHER held the Phils u, five hits and the Kt-ds won in 10 innings

, ib tspito a crippled infield.

1 THE Brooklyn steam rnlier flattened the Cubs twice. Crimes and Smith were given voluminous battins support by the Dodger sluggers. ALLEN SOTHOIIOV went into th box for the Bmuns with th bas full and two out at Boston and retired the Re,i Sox and enabled the CounI Oityans to - .1.

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J'vnes. the Atlanta star who heretofore

has seldom shone in qualifying rounds. Played brilliant ?olf in the first half f the medal round of the Western amateur golf championship at the Memphis Country c'ub today. Reaching the turn in 34. Jones came home in 35. His total of 69 equaled par for the course, clipped one stroke eff the professional record and two strokes off the amateur. The feat was a blow to Memphis dopesters. who had wagercr. that TO would not be broken. Hobby's round was remarkable in that he had scores of m and 63 in his la?f two rounds of the southern championship at Chattanooga.

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Dempsey Still Unsigned For an Early Battle TL,NTIC CITY. N. J., July 12. Jack Kearns. manager of Jack Dempsey. is being flooded with offers for battle. Anywhere from $50 ft no to $iii.i.nnO are the purses offered, and Billy Miske, Fred Fulton. Battling Levinsky. Willie Me.ehan. F.tU Brennan and Gunboat Smith are the opponents to pick from. K tarns said he has closed definitely with Benton Harbor for Labor day. but is open for shows before and afur.

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KAXIONAX LEAGvT v.. Brooklyn in Cincinnati 42 St. Louis 40 Pittsburgh Chicago - 33 Boston SI New York 35

Philadelphia "n Yesterdny's Results Brooklyn 13; Chicago 4. Brooklyn 10; Chfago 2. Pittsburgh 3; Boston 2. Cincinnati 4; Philadelphia ?,. St. Louis 4; New York 3.

The World of Sport

Manager Pat Moran of the Cincinnati Nationals. Businc-s Manager Frank Bancroft and Auditor Karl Fink narrowly escaped being struck by Itglitnir.g xt tho ball park yest'-rday at 1 "1 nr innat 1. l uring a storm they er standing: rie.jr T.ancroft's desk when tin- bolt struck a tinkstaff on the roof. dosend.-d into th--ollice and buried iflfelf in tif lb .r at Uie feet of the' club olMcMls. They escaped injury. X X X The American Clvmpic conimitte held an .'lit day session .Saturday at the New York Athletic club. It wan a joint tmeting of tie- nation. se!e, t.i,.n and -xc--iitie rommi'to-. The niara')i"n team was selected. it is c.l iniated $2tf.0i0 will be required to seivl full iiams. It is said J20,nrtfi has been (subscribed. The committee behev..; that ga'e receipts !, the final tr;, "tits will net about $4n.000 so that another $ ! nn.iidn w,)i be necessary and this sum must be. diutat-'d within the next ten or twelve days. X -X X Th New York Yacht club members have chartered the Highlander, which cost JS.oi'O. To follow the ycht races, for thj American cup over th- Sandy Hook course, starting July 15. The new seamen's act will bar most of the New York harbor boat"; from taking pectaiors to see the races.

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Jotifph Cast y. 12 years old. was instantly killed Sunday afternoon 0:1 Unlinks of a rti a. X. J., golf clul. ii'ii

he was struck. ,j a g-o'.f bn a point 2na yards a w i y Sh.ppy of I'uc.x The I11.1v

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War-hliifc-to-i. D C, alumni propose erect -ing a $!.0'tfl.0na stadium in secti' ns modeled after the Yale bowl. The first portion will be build next xear. X X X The Ameri' an sn ct tea m. which iron it-? vi-iy. sailed J.lly 1 fop Stock lt"lm, ar.-i will pity 11 iiic.e.-- at.-n :r.st the star st-icct ions of Xnnny, Din-, mark and Sweden during July and August. x X---X Ya'e and Princeton ha hall nine h.-i'.e i-iaye, 1J4 sanies. b" inning in !S-".; l.aje lyis vuin 7s uniiies and

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