Hammond Times, Volume 15, Number 35, Hammond, Lake County, 29 July 1920 — Page 10

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THE TIMES Thursday, July 29, " 1VJ.Q.

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TENNIS FOR GARY

Singles Champ In N. W. T. T. . Will Also Get The F. Richard Schaaf Cup

The Nertb-wetrn Indian Tennis tournament -will open at Gary on Saturday. Augujt 7. under the auspices of the Gary Tennis club. The tournament is sanctioned by the United States National Lawn Tennis association, and records established during the week of play will be officially catered hy that organization. The tourney, opening on August 7. ri!l continue for a week, closing- on Saturday. August 14. It is expected that not less than IPO players it ill participate la the sectional championship race. Events carded for the seaaion r men's singles, men's doubles, woraen'a singles, and min's consolation singles. Entries will close on Wednesday. August 4. according to Secretary Homer T. Orsborne, who may be reached at 824 Tyler street in Gary. Entrance fee has been placed at Jl a player for the first event entered, and 75 cents for additional events. No entrees will be accepted unless accompanied by the fee. Balls will be furnished by the tennis club. Trophies announced for the big tournament include the F. Richard Schaaf cup. which will got to ths singles champion. This cup will become the permanent property of the player wttj ning the men's singles event for three years. It Is nut necessary that ththree victories be in succession. This will not be a. challenge cup. the winner being required to play through each annual tournament. Tho Carr trophy, donated by Mrs. Homer J. Carr. heads the list of prizes to be distributed among the women. This cup will be awarded to the tourney winner under the same rulings as are In effect in the men's class. Seven other handsome trophies will b up for the northern Indiana champions. The men's consolation singles trophy cup is an unusually attractive one. as is the prize hung up f or th ; winner in men's doubles. Runners-up win also be awarded prizes of more than ordinary beauty. It is probable that tennis stars or every city of the northern Jndiana dis

trict wiu iae part in the Gary tournament. Entrs have already been received from a number of cities. Valparaiso university was first to request application blanks. Entries will be received from this date- until August 4. Send In your entries now.

MODERN ATLANTA STEPS QUARTER MILE IN RECORD BREAKING TIME OF 52 2-5 SECS.

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Miss Shuster ready to start on a record-breaking- sprint. Miss Jean Adams Shuster, a brilliant cirl athlete of Nebraska University, has performed the startling feat 01 stepping a quarter of a mile in fifty-two and two-fifths seconds. This modern Atlanta has shattered the quarter mile records of both the national and metropolitan championship.

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SCHOOL TEAM

CEFEATS GARY EMERSON

SPECIAL TO THE TIVES WHITING. July. IS. The Whiting public school baseball team picked froiri the boys in the summer baseba.ll league, defeated! the Emerson school team of Gary by a 7 to 5 score at "Whiting park this afternoon. This is the second straight defeat for the Gary lads by the Oil City boys. "Whiting winning at Gary last week by a 15 to 6 cunt. O'Kcefe and Puean 'were the battery for "Whiting today ajid they held Gary safe all the way. McCamp'oe'I. Goldrick and Xardi played good fielding games for Whiting. Iaccy and Egan were the best bets for the Steol City boys. Athletic Director 1.. B. Hart of the "Whiting schools announces that tha Gary lads will play again at "Whiting next Wednesday afternoon.

WILL TACKLE

WHITING K. C'S.!

GRIFFITH. Ind.. July 29. The Griffith Colta who defeated the Hammond K. of C. team la--t Sunday at Harrison park by a score cf II to 5. the features of the game was the pitching Of Hilbrick. and the norl halting f

th Griffith team who got 14 hits to!

the K. of .C's 5. Nert Sunday the Griffith Colts will cross bats with the "Whiting K. of C. team at the Griffith ball park.

TAGGING ALL THE BASES - 0y JACK VEIOCK I. N. S. Sport Editor

CICOTTE allowed the Athletics only three hits. Results: White Sox win hands down. ONE of Babe Ruth's home runs would have helped a lot at St. Louis, but it was not forthcoming and the Browns wm 1 to 0. JIinrT King lives in Brooklyn In the winter, but that didn't keep tho Ddgers from handing him a terrifl"! lambasting, the champions finishing on a small end of a 9 to 0 score. AFTER being driven from the box !n the first game which the Cuhs lost. B'p Jim Vaughn came back and trimmed the Braves in the second. JIM Bagby was in the box for Cleveland, which accounted for the league "eaders winning another game. BURNS only poled one hit. but he got that one in the fourteenth Inning and sent In the run that enabled the Giant3 to beat St. Louis. THE Pirates and rh;?l!es divided a twin bill, each team making a desperate rally In the ninth lu the game they lost apiece.. "WITH Cob out of the lineup the T'gers still had enough punch to beat .the Senators.

NO AFRICAN GOLF ON OLYMPIC SHIP By CHARLES E. PARKER f STAFF CORRESPONDENT I. N. SERVICE1 OX BOAKI THLK U. S. S. rKl.WESS MAITOKA. BT WIRELESS, July Z3. "African golf" lhas "been bannon! ion hoard this ship, which is carrying a contingent of American athlefes to the Olympic games at Antwerp, much to the chagrin of soma of tho passengers. Considerable comment was made upon this order by Sol Butler, champion broad Jumper, who came on board carrying 11 sets of dice. All the men are in the best of spirits and are following a regular schedule of training. The runners and walkers work out on a special cork track on the main deck and a b'g canvas tank has been crecte-d In the stern for the swimmers. , I Tommy Te.ague. Muncio light weight, nnd Tounjr Webb of Dayton, O.. will meet at Muncie for a ten round bout .

Aug. 2. to settle an old grudge. The two fought in Dayton some months ago. where "Webb was given a referee's decision over Teaguc, wl h tho newspapers criticised as unfair. .. is said. NATIOUAi LEAGUE. W. L. TcL Brooklyn 55 40 .573 Cincinnati 43 33 .557 Pittsburgh. 46 42 .523 New Tork 45 44 ,505 Chicago 48 4 .SCO St. Louis 44 43 .478 Boston 3T 43 .443 FhiUdefphia 33 53 .404 Yesterday's neaults Boston 8: Chicago 4. Chicago S; Boston 2. Pittsburgh 6; Philadelphia 3. Philadelphia 5: Pittsburgh 4. Brooklyn 9: Cincinnati ( w York 6; St. Louis 5. W. U Pet Cleveland S2 32 .660 New Tork 2 33 .633 Chicago SS 36 .617 Washington 43 4 4 ' .434 t?r. Louis 43 17 .478 Boston ' 40 43 .443 Detoirt 32 57 .30 Philadelphia 27 67 .2ey Yeterday Krxultl Chicago 3. Philadelphia 0. . Cleveland 8; Boston 0. Detroit 6; Washington 4. St. Louis 1; Xew Tork 0.

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CHANGING RULES IN JERSEY RINGS

TKE.VTO.V. N. J.. July 28. Gov. Edward's decision yesterday to conduct an investigation into the state boxing commission for its indirect responsibility for tho management of the Wills-Fulton fight at Newark has unvarthed an even more serious reflection upon the board. It has brought out that the commission, by tampering last winter with the original boxing law. caused the repeal of five of its important sections. The sections repealed follow: Requiring boxers to be physically examined before entering ring. Making it a misdemeanor to "scalp" tickets for such shows. forfeiting licenses of clubs that conduct fake bouts. Suspending boxers for participating in fako contests. Penalizing "boxers, seconds, promoters, etc., Vho accept graft.

NORWAY BEATS O.S. FOR SHOOTING TITLE

ANTWERP, July 28. Notwithstanding tho fact that the American trapshooters made a cloau sweep In tho clay target events. Norway is the winner on points in the Olympic hunting arms competition as a. result of her victories in the running deer shooting. Counting three points for first place, two polsts for second and one point for third, tho" following results were obtained : Norway, first In four of tha deer shooting contests; tied for second place in one Individual event and placed third in another total H'i points. United States, firat. second and third places in tho individual clay target contests; first In the lay target teajn. and third in the team single shots at the running deer total, 10 points. Sweden, two second places and one tie for second place, in the deer shooting place in the deer shooting, and third place In the clay target shoouug total, 6'i points.

OLYMPIC ATHLETES HARD AT WORK By JACK VEIOCK fSTArF CORRESPONDENT ! N. SERVICtl ON BOARD V. S. S. FREDERICK. BT WIRELESS. July 2D All tha American athletes on the Frederick, bound for the Olympic games at Antwerp, are in perfect health and are hari at work every day. Not a single day of seasickness was reported today among the 1.CD8 persona on board. Tho weather is fair and the Frederick is making good time. She is racing with th Princess Maitoka, which also bears a contingent of American athletes and Is 150 miles ahead. George Heintz. the American fencing coach, believes that the U. S. will make tm exceptional showing in this branch of port.

Resolute, Winner of Cup Race, Likely to be Scrapped NEW TORK. July 28.-Sandy Hook bay. which lias been the scene of much activity during the last couple of weeks, as the result of the America's cup races, was practically dosertcd today. Resolute left its mooring inside the horseshoe tow of its tender, bound for

Ctty island, where it is to drop o3 certain spars, sails, rigging, and general dunnage which belonged to Vanltie and. after a brief stop there, is to proceed to

Bristol. R. I., where it -is to be put out of commission and probably scrapped. Many horsemen are of the opinion that the near future will see some trotter go a mile in two minutes on a half-mile track.

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Arrest Chicago Boxer's Opponent in Fatal Bout DETROIT. Mich. July 28. The arrest of H furry Pank.'n on suspicion of manslaughter ia the death of John Faltlne of Chicago, who died after being taken unconscious from the ring at tho Avenue tr.ea.ter Tuesday night. aa ordered by Prosecuting Attorney Bishop. Raskin. IS yer old boicr. was ordered held under 12,1)00 bail.

The World of Sport

which may bo offered 4 for a finish wrestling match betwooa Zbyszko and either Joe Stecher, Stxaxigler Lewis and Earl Caddock. Herman's only stipulation Is the winner take 75 per cent of the total amount offered by the promoter of tho contest.

Jack Herman, manager of Stanislaus Zbyszko, elder brother of "Weldec, has deposited a $3,000 certified check with Harvey Woodruff, fportir.g editor of the Chicago Tribune, as a guaranty that ho

will add $5.(-00 to any inducement;

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JOHNNY KILBANE OUTPOINTS ROOT INTERNATIONAL NFWS SEHV1CE1 CLEVELAND, O.. July 29 Johnnv

TCilban. feather wftpht champion. ea- j lly outpointed Artff Root In a ten round bout last nlgrht. Kilbane did rot try for a knockout, but contented

himself with earning: the popular decision. Tha crowd, of 14.000 was thi largest That ever saw a boxing show In Cleveland. Cal Delaney took a beating from Wll. lie. Behr in the eeml-flr.al .

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