Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 47, Hammond, Lake County, 12 August 1920 — Page 9

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DRIVERS IN

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RACE

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OPENS DUAL

WITH RECORD 69

Boxing in Evansville?

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m,-inn Ahe- 12. Chicago

the fte.d n 'the Elgin Road rc ,.f .hP rrebabilitlos through develop,n,s tcdav. Three Chicago drivers in I,: ' -iassic are In rrosreet.

FoVev Fr l. Tom Alley and E.I Schillo. , broke

Thev "ill strive to urholU me" j.ur'-'.s against the greatest drivers m th" UnK(i States. Percy Ford's signed entry has been 8lrea.1v received by the Chicago Motor Cub officials in charge of the race. Ford, in 1315 won th American amateur

championship in a Ha yr.es car i ..,, n.iAtiAtioM -with Louis

for the use of one of the, Chevrolet built Frontenac cars in the. Elgin classic Th Monroe Ford will drive is a companion

the car -with which Gaston cnevroiev

the Indianapolis swoepiaK

J ine 1 end 13 con?icierea one oi rr Mrinir machines ever built.

Ed Schillos entry Is regarded as almoat certain by officials cf the race. ScbCJo has been negotiating with Fred Tuesnberg for an engine and if the enpine can be completed In tlma. the former Xorth Division high school football star will surely drive in Elgin. Sohillo already has completely equipped chassis so It will be only a matter of hours for him to install the engine In tl oar If Duesenberg 5s Able to finish ft. Tom Alley's case la a trifle dubious. Ijfjce ftctvlila, Tom has a chassis ready for th ra.ee tut is lacking an engine. Sftdewkere between "Washing-ton and Chicago there Is In transit German btlllt jBotor of 131 cubic Inches displaceKent, d it this arrives la time. It wtU b turaM over to Alley for use. So far attempts to trace the engine have been tui successful, but officials of the Chicago Wo to? club are aiding allay In his task to th axtwt- of their ability. Ali of the ChAoago trio are drivers of note. For sprang Into fam In 1815 when he wrested the amateur championship from a epeedy field at the old CMoa go gpae i wa y, piloting a HajT.es to vtc-

tory ov eereral care which had. before

the race ten regarded as much, faster than Ma mount. Since then Ford has

engag-ed In several professional races and wtth, a. car like the Frontonac Is

counted upon to make an excelent showing.

SchSlo wis formerly a rtar lineman on the famoue Torth TlvistDn high

school football tentn captained by "Walter

Steifen and alnoe then has jierformed

notably tn automobile racing. 'Wrille he

was Chicago distributor for the Mercer

he added materially to the prestige of that car by the races he drove In his

? reciaV.y built racer. His race lajt year at Elzin, where he took third place, was considered one of the prettiest perform

er ces which has ever been seen over the

Elgin course.

TOLEDO. O. Aug. 11. Spurred on by the skirl of th bat pipes, for which riper Ponald MacPherton of Toronto furnished the motive power. Jock. Hutchinson, the canny Scot from Glen View,

the record for tho Inverness . A Ih.

course today ana easily wri'v

the. qualifying round of the national

open championship. His card of 89. made under perfect golfing conditions, gave htm a total of. 141 stroke? for the thirty-six holes and a lead of fix strokes ovtr Jack Burke

of St. Paul, the Minnesota open champion. TEW STAR'S IN DISC AS. D Jock's card is an indication of what may follow in the 72 holes of rlay in the championship proper, which will start tomorrow. The qualifying proved a tough struggle, but only one or two players of recognized ability fell out-

de the pale of the qualifying 1st. It

took a fccta! of 157 to gel into m nwi-

Me list, and 70 reached this nuttiMr.

KVANSVILLE, Ind., Aug 10. Oscar Seiffer. local business man, is trying to

revive boxing In Evansville and. providing he can get the consent of Mayor rtenjamin Bosse, "he will bring Young Sandow of Cincinnati and FYankJa Mason of Fort Wayne hero for a bout on Lbor day. in September. No boxing has been

held here for the last two years.

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REAL STRUGGLE BEGINS TODAY TOUEJDO, O.. August 12. The real struggle of the open golf championship atarted this morning on the links

of the Iverness Country Club when 9 golfers who survived the qualifying round played the first thirty-six holes la the 73-hole medal play competition

for the tiCe. The scores of players strove so hard to get into the qualifying round in or.

der to be able to play today, were ta- j ken down last night and all the players ) were even as they went off the flrt j tee. The man who ha the lowest, card for the four rounds starting to- j day wins the championship. The weather was threatening when the first pair left the tee at 8.31 o'clock. The draw provided many interestlng pairs for the galleries to follow. j

NATIONAL LliaVE,

6t 68 57 ..62

46 44 45 4?

WHITING COLTS

DEFEAT THE WHITE EAGLES

STATE WARDENS BREAKING UP GANG

OF FISH PIRATES

Stato aniens A M. OalHttn. Oeorre TTyatt axid W. E. Garrabrandt, -working under the -division of fish and game of the sta department of conservation, anoooedeti ta obtainiis 17 convictions of

taking- sh, -or for hav5B.g sains ta their

possession, tfurlae July, .joordlii- to ClxieSm -f.P, T2u warAsns paterHat

Terra State. Sswaat-ono Ciegil trap

aied. as!3 am ciorftacaAta and -destroy-

d. sand CieiakALi Xtrasrtas xaaA t-rwani avMujtc rj aa isurlusiaius, gaurig -of al ptraftrta TttraegiM ar

Pooklyn Cincinnati New York Pittsburgh

Chicago 53

St. Louis 43 Boston 3 Philadelphia 62 Traterdny'n neenlte Prooklyn 9: Chicago 3. Chicago 4; Brooklyn 3. New York 5: Pittsburgh 1. New York 6; Pittsburgh S. St. Louis IS: Philadelphia 8. AMXRZCAIT 1.1 a QUE. W. L. Cleveland 6? 37 Chicago 69 41 New York 83 4 2 St. Louis 52 " Boston : 1 f7 Washington : 57 Detroit . 40 64 Philadelphia S3 7 4

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SPORTING NEWS AND NOTES Canada will not enter the eight-oared shell race at the Olympic regatta. America has won six straight Olytnpio track and field meets eince the 1896 renewal. Boston and district soccer football season will begin September 4. Peter the Great. S:07Vi, has fourteen trotters in the 2:05 list.

New Zealand cricket council wants an ever held

English amateur team to play there next eeason. Buffalo and Los Angeles want the 1J1 national rowing champlonsnlpa.

Miss Fanny Durack, the noted Aus

tralian swtmmer, will not compete at

the Olympic races because of illness. j Ty Cobb is handicapped aomewhat by injuries in his sixteenth consecutive year as a member of the Detroit nine In the American Leairue. Lawrence (Mael) boasts a aoocer footbal league of industrial concerns. I New Hampshire motor vehicle dealers

are organizing a state association ana will affiliate with the National Automobie Dealers" Association. United States Naval Academy sports

' will be in control of commissioned offi-

rers and exDerts or professionals as

( coaches of the various squsds.

i Jack Kelly, of VespT Boat Club, I Phil., who will compete in Singles ! and also doubles at the Olympic regatta

I at Brusses. August 17 to 29. with Paul

I Ostello. iris cousin, as bow oar in the j latter race, haa won eighty-eight races

in open regattas during his competitive career of nearly ten years. The United Statea army air service will participate In the national rifle ' meet at CajaP Perry. O-, this month. This participation will provide the world's first competitive aerial shooting match and promises to be the moat spectacular and unique event of its kind

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One-Mile Track Sanctioned by the M.&A.T.A.

Porter Speedway (Formerly Mineral Springs) Porter, Indiana

Pet .651 .621 .622 .45 .452 .447 .885 .SOS

The leading Colts defeated the. scrappy

White Eagles of Whiting m a ronen

game to the score of 3 to 2. Schultz.

the atar twlrler for the Colts pitched another of his surprising games of ths

season allowing but one hit and fan-

Bin 1 men. while Ziggy. Whl'e Esgla

pitcher, allowed 13 hits and struck out

8 men. The Colts batted first scoring one run In t first inning and one In

the r'cond. while in the second Inning

due to a lost ball the E-agles tied tne

score. Both teams were kept in tii eoore till the eighth inning when the

Colts scored one run. putting th-m one ecre ahead. Everything ws running

smoothly till the last of the ninth when the Eagles batted. First 'man up hit

foul over the third base Mni whicn

their umpire ca.Ud fair, that was settied to their favor. The next two men being the Eagle, stirs, they struck out, but on, the third man when Schultz was

given two bum steers by the umpire an argument started after which the opponents left the field leaving the Colts victors of the day. Every player of the Oof s showed his ability In this game and everybody gives them credit for

the upright playing and agreglous deal!

given to the opponents. This Sunday thej

Colts will meet the Junior Moose of East

Chicago at the Whiting park grounds, where the game is scheduled for two o'clock. Score: Colts 1 1 0 0 0 0 1 3 1 13 Eagles 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 x 2 3 1

Yesterday's IXesnHs

Chicago 2; Washington 1. Philadelphia 13; Detroit 4. New Y'ork 7; Cleveland 4. Boston 5; St. Louis S.

FARMER BUYS STOCK

IN THE NATIONAL LEAGUE AT PAR The latest baseball story comes up from Perry, la., and a crooked stock salesman and i trusting farmer flgu.9 in It. Tbe stock salesman learned the farmer was a fan. so selected him for his victim. He told the farmer he had a bargain for him in National loagfle stock. He pointed out that this is a big season in baseball, said the stock was bound to go way above par and that he ha 1 friends in the league from whom he

could get a block of J5.000 worth of i stock If the farmer wanted to invesr. The farmer paid over his Sd.C-OO and j is still waiting for the evidences that he i

is a stockholder in the Nationa leagu Of course there is no such stock.

Td-Nights The Night

AMERICAN LEGION'S

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ELABORATE SCENERY

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Orpheum Theatre Tonight, Tomorrow and Saturday Nights August 121314

Reserved Seat Now on Sale at Orpheum Theatre Box Office Second Balcony 55c Including War Tax

Sunday, Aug. 15 1 :30 P. M. (Daylight Saving Time)

n Watch This Paper for Further Announcements

A prewar fixture, the annual cricket match between picked players from Philadelphia and other renters .against Canada, will be staged at Toronto, Aug. 27 and 25.

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BABE RUTH INJURED t INTERNATIONAL HEWS SERVICE CLEVELAND. O.. Aug. 12. Babe

Ruth, "king of the swat." may play in the third game of the New York-

Oevo'.and series this afternoon, despite his injury In yesterday's game.

The injury to the mighty slugger's right fenee is not as aerious as at first thought. Fhyslciana reported that there was either a alight sprain or that a ligament bad been displaced. A definite decision will he made at r.oon today.

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