Hammond Times, Volume 9, Number 21, Hammond, Lake County, 24 July 1920 — Page 6
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'INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE J ' HV KRAXCIS J. WHITU i STAFF CORRESPONDENT I N SERV ICE ! A IU)AKI V. S. S. UOLKSUOKOLbll, Off andy Hook. N. J.. July -4 Ycsttrday morning- the chances of th Aineilcas cup cross ns the Atlantic in the ?atf keeping of Sir Thomas Upton 1 .oked considerably more than a -possibility. A remarkable ."-ailing day That at .times changed from a midsummer brceie to a tropical squall, and a v enderful exhibition of handling the Kcjiolute has changed all that. With two wins each. Shamrock and Kesotute meet for the deciding match today and a cursory view of the races t date, makes it appear that the big :r.phy is still to grace the museum of the New Yorfk Yacht Club. With even ordinary luck the Resolute should have settled the matter beborc this. An accident robbed her of -victory in the first race and when cn the second occasion the race wa allrd off after two-thirds of the course had been covered, she had a lead of half an hour. On the third occasion '.hey met Shamrock won handsomely, but it was evident to those who saw Hie race that she was favored with rnany a substantial puff of wind that denied her opponent. Resolute on the 15 mile winward and leeward vent on Wednesday last on her time "':-,wance. She has therefore, virtually proved the victor in the first, second, fourth and fifth events. Yes:c rday's performance was a triumph !r her. and Shamrock was never in it. The outstanding feature in Resolute's success is the way in which she is ban. led by her skipper. Charles Francis Adams. He has outpointed William Rurton. the .Llpton captain In every point of the game. There have been times when the latter was made to lock foolish. At the same time there is a strong Pinion here that something has been radically wrong with the handicapping. Shamrock certainly has done nothing to date to suggest she can give th-? America sloop one minute leave let aUne seven. The- Englishmen say that this is the last time they will come to American waters t- race uneler the existing rules, and there are many on this side 0? the water who believe they are quite Justified. Today's race will be a fifteen mile beat to windward, and the same distance in a run home before the wind. The boats have met in this type ot contest three times already and on each occasion Resolute has won hands down. Therefore, barring accident, something- always to be reckoned with In a yacht race, the American should cross the race today without calling on her time, allowance. The weather Is heavy with a leaden sky that suggests w ind and even squalls but Resolute proved yesterday she 1s not to be disconcerted when the elements become violent.
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Irrin Cobb posing as a male dmn.! Venus, While Irvin S. Cobb, America's best known humorist, was in San Francisco to attend the Democratic national convention as a reporter, he was induced by Mayor Ralph to stop his literary labors lonjr. er.ouph to help out in the production of a movir.p picture playlet The oblipmg Cobb posed as a male divirjr Venus, danced the hula hula and performed other interesting stunts. The photo was taken es he was about to hurl his shapely and graceful form into the lake.
siblc 6ft0 clay targets. The otlitr scores were: Belgium. 50i; Sweden, 500: Oreat Britain. 4cS. and Canada. 4 7 4. Tho individual Ati!ierlcin scores out of a potiblo ICO were: Frank M. Troeh. Vancouver, Wash.. 51; Mark Airie. Champaign, Iii..- 'Ji; Horace Bousir. Cincinnati, D.l; Forest W. McXier, Houston. Tex.. Krank S. Wright. Euffilo. 80; .lav Clark. Jr..
Worcester Mass. M. Total. 517. Tro.h shot the last .".0 taints with a severely eut trigKr Anger.
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SCATENAS VS. LIBERTY A. C. On Sunday, the Scatena Colts uinler new management, of Rilly Newman. and A. lleiinke, Capt.. will clash wltli the fust Liberty A. C. of Hammond. The weather man promising good weatlur there should be a good gathering of the Eai't Side fans to support the game. Note the following line-up: W. Wonrow, center field; Iove, second base; Atchison, first btse; Meyers, tl.lrd base; Holmes, short-stop; Hilly Heimke. catcher: Hohinhorst or Newman, pitcher: Oeorge Spoerner. left field and Sammy Creastauni. right field.
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1 mlrriliir'" KrMilts Miiladelphiii 10; Chie;Jgo 7. Cincinnati 1; New York Rrooklyn 6; Pittsbursh 3 Roitou ti; St. Louis 0. AMrracAir x,e.gtji:.
try Club. Travers and Kirkby did surprisingly well to lose by only o and 4 in the thirty-wix hole encounter.
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F.ickard Bids $20,COO For Wilson vs. O'Dovd ROSTON. MASS., July -I Tex Kickard, New Yorl: promoter, today offered Johnny Wilson of this city, holder cf the world's middleweight boxing title, J20.000 to meet Mike U'Howo. the former champion, in a title battleto be fought in Madison Square garden. New York, in September.
INDIANA TO PLAY MISSISSIPPI RLOOMINOTON. I N D . , July 24 The Indiana L'ni versity football team will Play the Mississippi I'niversity eleven r.t Rloomington nn Uctol.er 9. J lie game will take t hr place of that sciiediiWd with IKutgers College at New Rrunswiek. J; J . , which was canceled .
Vlfrdn' Moulin Chicago X; I'.oston 7. New York G; Cleveland H. Philadelphia 4; Detroit 1. Washington .1; St. Ixuis 1.
N. Y. Governor to Name Boxing Board Today New York fight fans today will know whom Governor Smith has rcWcted for tho bozlriR commission. The governor declnrel that had he only one selection to make it would 1" an cii;v task, but with six choices to make the task was nvst difficult. Lilly Gibson, manager of Renny Leonard, is in tho field for one of the commissioners-hips.
Vardon and Ray Defeat Travers and Kirkby, 5-4 STAMFORD, CONN., July : J They
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STAR FOR A DAT Bob Shaw key. His pitching enabled the Yankees to make it three straight over the Cleveland Indians, and also to wrest the American leagrae leadership from Speaker's clan. BARE RUTH continues merrily on his way to a new home, run record. The super-swatchman's four base clout in the sixth inning of the pame with Cleveland yesterday, was his thirty-third of the season. DUTCH KEUTHER eutpitched Rube Benton in an exciting duel, the Cincinnatis winning 1 to 0.
PHILADELPHIA Nationals nnt on
a batting rampage in the ninth inning of their game with the Cubs. Knockine out two pitchers and scoring seven runs in the ninth inning. They used IS men i:i beating the Chicago team, 10 to 7. IVY OLSEX S single paved the way for a Ixler rally that defeated the Tirates 6 to o. A BRACT of timely doubles by fiellouay, the Athletic rliortftop. proved the undoing of th'; Tisrs by a score of 4 to 1. SI5L.ERS borne run in the ninth inning saved the Ft. IjOuis team from a f-hut out in their game with Washington. The Senators a on 3 to 1.
AMERICAN TEAM WINS OLYMPIC TRAP SHOOT AXTWF.nP. July 23. The American team won the final of the Olympic team trarslvooting cinpetition Ticre? todiy.
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A lg cro-d is expected at tomorrow's rarne ' between Griffith and the Hammond Caseys, which will be played at Harrison park. Griffith has quite a following of fans ho will accompany the team .is they f cure they have more than an een chance to beat Hammond after what happened last Sunday, when East Chicago bumped the life! out of th locals Hammond fans are wondering Just hn-v 0'Rour'.v9 will arrange his lineup after losinc two or three, of his best players within thn last week, but fiT.ojirke, however. Is not worried as ht has signed up three new men and be bas Just given out th information that h will have a big sufpris for tomorrow's game when he expects to have the best lineup in the field that he has had all season.
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CHICAGO. July 2i International rlv- j airy was added to the road race whlcn , will be held August 21 e.vcr the his-j toric Elgin course yesterday by the, receipt of the entry of Ralph De Pal-'j
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lot. which seemed a certain winner! the year at Indianapolis until ignition' trouble put It out of the running less i than fifty miles from the finish, will' probably be the only European car In the race and will be called upon to ' meet the pick of the American designs, j DeTalma visited headquarters of the ' race at the Chicago Motor Club yesterday morning and was taken for an inspection of the course by Harry I', j Eranstetter of the race committee. Although the work of smoothing and gradlnff the track has not yet been ' complete, De Raima expressed himselt : as well satisfied with it. In' fact' he urged officials not o do anything further with .the track, holding that the rougher" it was. the sportier it ivould make the race and the more sev- ! ere a test It would be upon the drlv-' Ing skill of the rielers. Immediately after inspecting the course, te Raima left for Uetrot ( where his nephew and mechanician.' Teter De Faolo. has been tuning up the French racer. De Raima has made ' several changes in his car. having mo- ' eJifled several of the French design-'! !ng practices to conform with Amen-. can conditions. De Palma led the field at Indianapolis ' this year by more than five miles un-i II within 50 miles of the finish his' Ignition system broke down under the ' strain and he was slowed down so that he finished fifth. I
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