Hammond Times, Volume 15, Number 23, Hammond, Lake County, 15 July 1920 — Page 10

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TH'rJ TIMES Thursrlav. Julv 15, 1920. park, Havana, j x X x j The American Olympic track and field The World of Sport

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ther Charlls 'White. Ritchie Mitchell

r Willie Jackson. Bud has met some f the fast ones, but is working harder

t Saturday's fight than over before

;:i the hope of getting a chance at some

of the championship contenders.

Seme work is bing done on the Mrcna this week to correct a few of the bad features, which have cropped out irr the other shows. Among other things fiere will be four ticket offices instead of the two as at previous bouts and the fans will not have to stand In line so long waiting to get tickets. Tickets for the show are on sale in Hammond at Roy McCool's, in East Chici ro at Cohn and Decker's and the dub r.niiard parlor, in Gary at Vmplehy's flnd the Club cigir store and in Indiana Harbor at the Smoker Clear storo.

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At Columbus. O. Bob Martin knocked out Dick O'Drien tl). At Detroit Bryan Powncy boal Soldier Bart Held (10). Bad News Eber knocked out Johnny McGovorn (7).

COLUMBUS. O., July 14. Bob Martin, heavy weight boxing champion of the American expeditionary forces, tonight added another to his string of victories when ho knocked out Dick O'Brien of Cincinnati, claimant of the heavy weight championship of Ohio.'in less than a round. When the men shook hands O'Brien started to jab the army boxer. O'Brien, who was using a crouch which was new to him. caught Martin's right hand flush on the jaw and went down for the count of five. O'Brien got up still dazed and Martin connected with his left hp.nd and it was curtains for O'Brien. The bout was fought in drizzling xain and fast footwork on the I art of either boxer was impossible.

E. C. MAROONS BLANK ST. CYRILS

POLARINES DROP FIRE-TEST GAliiE TO COLORED STARS WHITIXG. July IS Crippled by their P'tching staff the Tolarines took the "short end of a 3 to 2 count when they tackled the Havana Star3 at Whiting rark in a seven inning game, the. Colored Stars sure lived up to their reputation and displayed a brand of ball that rleased one and all of the monster crowd that witnessed the game. .Tores .who is a regular third sacker, pl'ehed a g-ood game for the I'olarines. getting nine strike outs while Thomas of the Stars got three. The colored rtnrs started out strong in the f.rs: inning when the first man up slammed a homer into the lake, but from there on the game was even through out. the Polarines getting six hits to the Star five. Many of the great throng that witnessed the game were of the opinion that had the game gone on the full limit the Polarines would have come out the victors, but owing to the fact thnt some school boys who had a permit for the grounds, halted cne of the b-t gamu In Whiting for, many years. Summary of Sundays game. Havana Stars 1 0 1 n l 0 5 3 1 Polarines 0 0 ft 0 2 0 0 6 2 4 Home run. Major; three base hits, Wilson. McMurray, 2: two has ehits, Thomas, Michalso, J. Walsko. Strike, outs by Jones 9; by Thomas 3.

Frar.k Simon and the E. C. Maroons stood the St. Cyrils on their heads Sunday afternoon, thereby winning 2 to 1. Simon pitched a great game, with a lot of stuff on the and speed of sur prise. Business opened with a loud bang in the third. Krupa shot off a Texas liner and Makimik was seen to shiver apprehensively, though the hit didn't come near him. Simon walked, rutting Krupa on second. A wild throw by the catcher advanced Krupa and Simon to extia bases. I'oMrr, the mighty Maroon, first sacker. made the moment look very inconvenient to the St. Cyrils by soaking a two bagger. whi--h scored the two runs that won the game. Babe Simon, catcher for the Maroons,

did some wonderful work back of the bat and deserves credit for the victory as well as Baban and Foda. The out- j field consisting of Jamrok. Killer and , Lukesic. did some ftiprlop stunts for the 1

impossible to be gotten pill, thereby making the St. Cyril fans look eager enough to get rid of them. This Sunday the Maroons will tackle the fast White Eagles of Whiting, Ind. The Maroons would like to hear from the Hammond K. of C. and the Polarines of Whiting. Information a'l Joe Krupa or Jimmy Jinks, E. C. 507-R.

I0NES AND EVANS WIN IN WESTERN TITLE TOURNEY

TODAY'S PATRITTQ3

Chick Evans vs. Junta Ward. Bobby Jones vn. C. W. Hubby, Jr. Pollack Boyd v. Clarence Wolff., Henry Wenzler Bart Wilbur. MEMPHIS. Tenn., July 14. The orbits of the two stars of the western amateur golf championship came closer together when Bobby Jnes of Atlanta and Chick Evans of Chicago won their matches In the two eighteen hole rounds nt the Memphis Country club today. Tomorrow, in the first of the thirtysix hole roujids. Jones will meet Clarence. W. Hubby, Jr., a 21 year old player frorn Dallas, and the Georgia Ivach thould win. Evans has a harder task, as he meets James Ward of Kansas City, the former Missouri champion, now a student at Williams college. Chick was under no great pressure today and should come through over the long route tomorrow.

Dan O'Leary, the veteran pedestrian, who is 79 ears of age, has walked more than 250.000 miles during his life. X X X Harvard and Taie Inaugurated their rowing races in 1832. X X X West Virginia university has made wrestling a minor sport. X X X West Virginia university has nine athletic Instructors for various siuads. X X X Thanksgiving day will mark the ftart of 100 Uays borse racing at Oriental

team will be limited to six men In each event and only four will be perrrdttjed. to ci mpete in trial races at Antwerp. X X X , Edward Wachter, Jr., of Troy, selected to prepare Harvard for its basket ball reappearance in the fall, is a well known professional, who has played In 1,830 fames. Ho plays center. X X X Peter the Great. 2:07'. now 25 years old. the most successful sire of trotters will feed on hothouse oats, grown expressly for him next winter. x x The departmental field and track championship of the United States army went to the southern department when its representative won six of the twelve final events at the meet here and mak

ing its total points 12SV4- The central and eastern departments tied for second place with 61 points each, and the rest finished in this order: Army of Occupation. 30H; Western. 13: Xohthwestem, Hawaiian, 4 and Southeastern, 2. X X X Christy Mathewson. famous Giant pitcher for 15 years, has decided to give up his position as conch to the team and quit baseball, it was learned. Mathewson, who has been with the Giants since 19P1, except for a year as manager of the Cincinnati Nationals sr.d another in France on military duty, has been suffering for a fortnight from bronchitis and plans to go to Lake Placid, In the Adirondack for a vacation.

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Bryan Downey Shades Bartfield in 10 Rounds DETROIT. July 14. Bryan Downey of Columbus, O.. shaded Soldier Bartfield. New York, in a hard fought ten round match tonight. In every round but the ninth Downey had the ad antage. .

Johnson Again Offers to -Surrender "on Conditions"

LOS ANGELES. Cal.. July 14 Jack 1 Johnson, former heavy weight cham. j pion. today telephoned from Tia Juana

to the office of J. R. O'Connor. United States district attorney, repeating his offer of last week to surrender to federal authorities "if treated with proper courtesy." O'Connor said the pugilist was informed he would be "handled like any oth?r criminal."

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