Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 58, Hammond, Lake County, 25 August 1920 — Page 6

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I ELGIN RACE

(SPECIAL TO THE TIMES) ELGIN. ILL., Aug. 25 - Active work of preparation for the Elgin Road rare which will be run Saturday was started by drivers entered in the event and officials of the Chicago Motor Club today. Two or three days this week will be alloted to further prartice for the event and it is expected that this will rebound greatly to the advantage of the race . Several of the officials of the Chicago Motor Club made trips around the course esterday and found that the heavy rain of Friday and Saturday which necessitated the postponement of the event from the date originally set had resulted in putting the track in far better condition than it was at any time last week. The rain has packed down a few loose spots in the roads and these will be further oiled and rolled before Saturday. Ail of the drivers entered in the race have signified their intention of remaining in camp for the race this week and it is possible that one or two

nw- cars may be secured at "post cn- j trie?." Post entries v ill require t he I unanimous consent of drivers already1 entered in the contest as well as thoi acceptance of the officials of the C'h!-i rago Motor Club and of the American

A uton-.obile Association hut it is be!:eved that this will be icadtiy forthcoming. Cliff Durant. who is to pilot a Che-r-vlet Special in Saturday' ra e declares he believe? that the race Saturday w-;M be much faster than w null have been the case had it bten hid on its original date. "Elgin is unquest i-naMy the sportiest course in the L'nited States at present." declared Dura 11! w ho has won an enviable reputat'on as a road race driver. "I have driven over most of the road courses in the T. nited States tut I have never found on w hich equal '"I Elsin as a test of real driving. Santa Monica, -which is the only other rogd course of consequence is nothing bttr than a boulevard run compared to Klm."

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beating at the hands of the Twin City Kaseys, th final acorn bcjng 6 to 1. Morgan, for Twin City, was In fine form, but did not have to pitch his best, although he allowed only six hits while the Kasrya gut nine, off'of BakaJ&r. Bakalar got seven strike outa to his iredit while Morgan got eight. The hitting of Kroupa. of the Twin City nine, wan the only feature of the H.-une. lie got thr:e hits, knocked In i'im run and brought one run in himself out of four trips to plate.

! HALAS TO

COACH tl. D.

'" M plan to .-ul.-pt. S -inc :iik !' largo ruovinoit whi.-h uonld Include n l community in-nv .i i : 1 hiiildir..;. il.'ivj croiinus, g.df nnir-;n .nol ! c-iM v a fair 1 uri-und. Tli p i r w . r ..f iNm- pi" ., hi

! w.-i-e (liv,rg. i.t a ii.l it i v ry .htti, ul'j SOUTH REND. Tnd.. Aug. 25. Wa!

lo .in.!-, in just what saap- tl- matt- v I "r llcl.i. v. ho plavod football with the

(hoiii.i be- t ik-n nr. I in nimoiid prof ci'siona Is last ytar and j Th" I arii'. rv i f tlic , ..';iim lnne a h" hns Im-cii appoint, d as baseball ari'i I i omrmiiii I buildint; l'i mni.l ;nd ,ir. basket li.'til cim.Ii for the University of working in an or;c:tHss l vfiv v Hli N- N"tr- Ijano- to fu.'i e(., liuviv iKirias. ; . l'.-nt ti'.sil.i',it v i f s.io j w 111 v port for lut v in Soprernbi r. Coach Tier, wh- s.-nt unc.it in t hf m-.-t - . Hulas will not tike up active work at ; mg tiia' n lo inti v club could be or-j Notr l'lirri- until after tho conclusion grim..d and nia i nt -i i nr . I am that t!i"tof the baseball season, as h i the I :-ro itiouh pul.l'c M ill!..! lm.--ir-i.-ss and' l'-ading tvvirlrr of lh Rock Island club

was also on the basketball iind football feams. Follovclng l is graduation in 1916 he went to Soinmerset, Ky., where he directed athletics at the High School. Iater he went to Davenport. Ia.. as coach for the high school team, which under his tutorship won honors In basebail and basketball. S ST iL s a

AUEEICAA LEAGUE

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Dare Bancroft. Shortstoppirp of a kir.d rarely seen on the Npw York Polo grounds or any other field is being done these days by Dave Bancroft, one of the bulwarks of the Giant infield and a very prominent participant in the rush which the Giants now are making: toward the head of the league. The manner in which Bancroft ranges up and down between second and third bases, occasionally flashing- over back of second bae or into left or center field, killing oft potential base hits, n-.a'kes him one of the most valuable shortstops in the league.

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St. I,ouis St. Louis Kosron. 7 Detroit. 5 Cleveland

Z: Philadelphia. ,1; Philadelphia. Cleveland 2 New York. Games Today, at Philadeiph:;,

Tetrterla.j- WQlt. Chicago, .1; BoBton. 2. Pittsburgh. 4; Brooklyn, S. Cincinnati, 7; Philadelphia. I. Si. lxruis. 6; New York, 4. Oamen Today. Boston at Chicago. I'.rooklyn a! rittsburgh Philadelphia at Cincinnati. New York at St. I,-.uls.

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stcprcd on the scales binco I came here-, but I know that I could guess within a pound. I am al 190 pound, give or take sixteen ounces."

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. f.ENTON HARBOR. M;ch . Aug. 25. A thin line separates World's Heavy, weight Champion Jack Dcmpsey from fghting condition. It is a line, that liemrsey can hurdle at almost any time it" f.-s fit., for to accomplish the business of getting ready to battle Brllv Miske of Paul on the aftcrnoo,, pf l.'nor day about all thai i? neofssary c three davs of tough gnndiiisr. Watching I)trapsy tn his trainine

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FIELD DAY

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"mp in Ployd Fitzsimmons' baseball I 1nS warmer as the day draws nearer, park yesterday afternoon for the first AVuh lp!,s than two weeks to round t-rie it could be. noted thst the chant- i inl" fhaPe f"r tnP bi5 athletic assoV 'on Uoen't require th strenuous train- r!at nn 'venl of the ar al wh,,,n ins that anv other hr-wweleht title! 'he vacant lots, highways and by-ways

holders of the past have had

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f- to fit fit em selves for a title, defense. It is surprising the shape that Pempsey is in when one considers that he has not fought a championship bout in more i inn a vrar. or since lo- defeated big Jess iHard ft Toledo, duly 4. 131?. Is Dempsey of Old. The Dempsey who fought Wiliard bears a strong resemblance even today to the Dempsey who. ligh' of foot and ecr active. galloped through six rounds of boxing in tht- open vesterday afternoon. At Toledo the only p-5.tjbe flaw that could be found in Iif-nifji-j's condition was not la. k of condition. It was a case rf a man heir.g drawn over fin', not to the extent of Maleneo.o, b'jt -I'M a t'.t overtrained, a condition that in g'-t assert its. If In a blowup had Wil'ird b-en able to ma it a bruislrg L-attle. IIovv icruch are you weighing""' Dempsey w as a sked. "What .jo you think?" r!in"r"l Jack, who had time to remove the eight ounce mitts with which he had heen swatting Tii'l Tate, and wasn't even blowing a bieath. Now Around 190 Pounds. '."onrie of hundred vr.ij think? Well. I don t know- exactly, for I haven't

TAGGING ALL THE BASES By JACK VEIOCK I. N. S. Sports Editor

The Tigers were held to lour h:l3 by Bob Shsuky. but one of them was a triple with two Bengals on the paths and the Yanks fell, o to

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Charley Herzog smacked a Mnth Inning single which gave the Cuba a 3 to J victory over tho Braves,

Pube Benton tried hard ennush, hul the Cardinals took him for fourteen hits. def,.-a.ting the Giant? fi to 4. Rei Kaber also lock a pasting1, the Senators flailing him for an S to 5 victory over the White Sox.

By winning T t.. 2. the p.ed ?, took the odd game, of the series from i'1'ir-land.

are the training grounds of many athletes and others with athletic aspiration? . Chairman Walter Brecaw of the field day committee has appointed Pat fcShane of the Perfection club as captain of a picked team to combat the Poiarines at S.ji Labor Day morning. This will start off the day's activities.

In the boxing carnival to start at I 4:31 p. m. the following boys have! been matched: j Mike MeGoorty vs. Billy Groat, at j 12.' pounds. j Ted Brown vs. Monk Bacon. l."" lb., j Bob Adtey u. Billy SchulU. li'"' lbs. I

Bernard Kelly vs. Allen Bell, 1.13 lbs j Frank D;ir vs. Joe C ole. 172 lbs . . J. THOMAS, AUTO

In addition to tnese no.vmg pouts ai heavyweight wrestling h"ut has been I arranged between Andy Jurek and Kit Tous. It is possible that a match, will be made between two Jtu Jitsuj wrestlers of local fame. . j Kntiies in any nf the events should ' be sent in to the chairman of the- field i

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The, Pirates loosened th race in the N'atlonn! leajrue a hit when th-y walloped tho Dodgers, 4 to Tha Athletics mad both close, but lose the.rri to St. Bouis. each bv a seore of 3 to 1. N'apier. a Rookie, pitched another Same info the Reds -non column vh'ii he sf-ppr-d he Phillies. Bnd h.-at thou 7 to 2.

RACER, INJURED EI.IN. Ii!.. A'ig. -1. Joe Tit-.. n as. auto ra. er. driving K.l.pe H. ante's pe-vr-re St-.ect'il in practic,. this Hftt-rnoon. turned tiit-tl. .-n "hair pin turn" Thoinas suffer.- 1 severe cur.s ,n th- he-(: rn,. abr.jf the b. He was rusivii to ;,

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