Hammond Times, Volume 15, Number 29, Hammond, Lake County, 22 July 1920 — Page 7

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THE TIMES Paprp Seven teretins to see how well Shamrock can live up to her reputation as a heavy sea boat . I Eayr's wild throw, enabled Bill Doak to score from first and the Cards trimmed Boston. A double by Walters, followed by Hooper's triple and a sacrifice fy gave the Red Sox a victory over Chicago. New York fought down a ninth lnninif rally and won by a nose. Scott Terry held the Browns to five hits while the As mauled Bayne and the Phillies. Sothoron . Three hits off Rixey was far from enough to give the Cubs a look in with

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Griffith, another strong team will be th attraction against the Hammond Casoys at the Harrison park diamond -next Sunday. Although Jthy Tifiyed a miserable fame of ball against East ChicaRo, Manager O'Rourka feels confident that tho Hammond team will not turn In another similar exhibition throughout tho rest of the season, hence his reason for scheduling another first class club to face his aggregation next Sunday. Tho Griffith outfit under the management of Cliff Eothwell is made up of a rretty lively bunch of players, including La-wrence 'Halbrlch and "Butch" ililler, both former members of the 'local Casey team. Hilibrich. who pitched for the Hammond Casheys at the Hart of the season Is now doing mound duty for the Griffith crowd and accordI ing to clubs that he has recently faced. J he is going like a house afire. Only a I week ago Sunday he looked great, when he pitched a whale of a game against the East Chicago Caseys. letting them down with a few scattered hits. Al- ' thouyh East Chicago beat him. tho players with the Twin City team last Eunday said Hilbrich pitched remarkable ball and It was only after the stlffest kind of a battle that they were ; able to finish on the long end of a 2 to 1 ecore. Two weeks previous to ' their last game East Chicago played ' Griffith a 13-lnning 3 to 3 tie. so the caliber of the Griffith club may be ' judged by the two close gamea they j put up with the fast Twin City outfft, -who whaled the daylights out of

f the Hammond Caseys last Sunday by ; the score of 10 to 5. The Griffith lineufc which Includes several fast men, will be made up a3 follows: "Homer" Hudson, formerly star receiver w lththe big Hammond team, will do the catching; Lawrence Hilbrich, recent slab artist for the local K. of C.'s will pitch; Cliff Eothwell. manager will take care of first base: Bill "Waiters, of ; late years a pitcher well known to i fens In the Calumet region, acts as captain of the team and plays second base; Heinie "Watts, shortstop: "Butch" Miller, speed artist, who has played several games with the Hammond Caseys, third base; Shorty "Watts, left field; Ray Bothwell. center field and Joe Covert, right field. The Griffith team has a reputation of carrying a bunch of speed artists, particularly the "Watts brothers and Kay Eothwell, all of whom are considered every bit as fast as Butch Miller, who Is noted for his speed on the bases a.s Is well known by local fans who have seen him In action. Manager O'Rourke has announced that the Hammond lineup will have to undergo several new changes owing to the loss of the services of "Sugar" Handy, who was injured in an accident at the "Western Steel Car Foundry Co. last Tuesday, and center fielder Tom Tague, who will again don the pad and mask and travel to Morrfs. 111., where he will be th eregular catcher for the semi-pro team of that city. Tague has been catching such gooJ. ball with tho Locomotive Superheater team on Saturday afternoons, that "Keckie" Moll finally Induced him to go to Morris to tfo the back stopping there. Tague's many local friends wish him the best of luck In his new venture. Fans throughout the region were , chocked when they picked up The Times j on Tuesday evening and read . of the j serious accident which had befallen "Supar" Handy, while he was at work , at the "Western Steel Car Foundries in Hegewlsch. It was with the deepest re- ' grrets that his many friends rtid of the sad news as "Sug" has always been j regarded, by all who knew him as a ("regular fellow." It certainly will be welcome tidings j for his wide circle of friends and acj qualntances to learn that "Suijar" was not as seriously injured as at first re- ; ported.

E. Chicago Man Leads Gunners

'PtCIL TO THE T1ME51 "WHITING. Ind.. July W. E. Snyder of East Chicago lead the field of gunnej at the Whitink park traps Saturday July IT. In a clever cxhib!tti of j hooting lie broke every bird in the 50 bird event and during the afternoon made a long run of 6 7. For this fine thooting he wis awarded the following trophies. Gold medal offered by the

club for a perfect score of 50 straight and long run spoon for the longest run during the events. A. 13. Buchanan gave Snyder a great race in the SO bird event by going out with 4 0 and "Win. E. Vatcr and his trusty gun finishing up third with iZ. The Stanolind target trophy practic s-hoot is scheduled for Sunday, July Z . This Is the la.-t practic shoot, before shopting for the cup starts, which is set for August S. All mploycs v ho intend to shoot for this beautiful trophywill have this chance to get in some practioe on this lat". Things look good for a record entry list and It is up to every employe of the S. O. Co. to i-end in his name to the club secretary on or before August 1 to be eligible to compete for the Stanolind target trophy. Shooting on the President's trophy Is progressing very nicely. Three shoots have been held since the trophy was placed' in competion. Mr. E. E. Heed of East Chicago 13 leading with 16 roints to his credit. "Wm. Vogel is second with 14. The club extends to beginners and old timers In the trapshooting gmie a cordial welcome to make the Whiting park traps their shooting headquarters.

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THREE EYES UMPIRE TO "JUG" FOR USING HIS MASK IN FIGHT

XKW YORK. July 22 Capt. "Wm. B. Burton, skipper of Sir Thomas Upton's challenger. Shamrock IV, Is taking no chances of the green sloop not being in ship shape for the next international cup rase. After sailing- on even terms against the Resolute and losing- by the time allowance. Skipper Burton hoisted the signal for a day of grace and the biT yacht was hauled -out In dry dock at Staten Island today to be scraped and polished. The Shamrock's skipper evidently believes that under fair sailing-' conditions such as prevailed Wednesday, the challenger has her work cut out to in the deciding race. While Shamrock was given a thorough overhauling today. Resolute was also subjected to a " house cleaning" and both will be spick and span for tomorrow's race. The contest tomorrow will be another triangular affair with at least one leg- of" reaching. Under certain conditions this sort of a race will favor Shamrock . The weather, however, will play a most Important roll in determining the winner. The weather man has a trump card In reserve a card that may be played against either yacht. In a moderate sailing breeze, barring accident. Resolute has proven herself a wonderful racer. In light breezes both yachts have behaved queerly. Should heavy weather prevail in one of the remaining races it will be in-

PEORIA. ILL., July 22 Umpire William Burnside was lodged In the city jail on charges of assault with a deadly weapon as a result of a fracas with Manager Bill Jackson in the gime yesterday, which was won by Moiine, S to 4. Burnside asked for extra baseballs In the sixth inning, but Jackson, believing him to have two in his pockets, refused to give him any. When Jackson attempted to frisk him to prove his belief. Burnside shoved him away. Jackson retaliated with a swing to the umpire's Jaw and was struck with a mask as a result. Fans swarmed the field, threatening violence, but timely action of the police prevented further trouble, despite a demonstration after the game. Bail was given and a hearing" set for tomorro wmornlnjr.

terdy' Results Boston "2; Chicago 1. Xew Tbrk 4: Cleveland 3. Thiladelphia 7: St. Iouis 2. No other scheduled.

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Lowell To Play Twin City Caseys Th Twin City Kasay's will trayl j to Lowell, Indiana, to play the Lowell ; city team next Sunday, July 25. 1320. The Lowell baseball team is considered one of the fastest semi-pro teams In Lake county, having played such teams as Laporte and Haskell & Barber from Michigan City. The Twin City team can ajso be classed as one of the fastest Judging by their past reputation and the fact remains that Twin City has beaten all but two of the strongest teams in the county. The game will be a hot one, there is no doubt of that with Morgan or Ga'.ik on the mound for Twin City and Kroupa at the receiving end will more than do his share of the work. Transportation has been arrange" for end any fans desiring to make the trip can do so provided they are on hand at 12:15 o'clock. BuS will leave Fir street and Michigan avenue at Indiana HarVor at 12:30 p. ni.

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