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ro eaten me uenipsrj-..!nr " before they get to Benton Harbor, Os-j MOgo has arranged an aitiautive caici f the East Chicago arena, tomorrow nftrrnoon and has made sure of the Ci.icas.-o crowd by signing; Chicago's favor-It. SalloT ' Freedmarf for a tn lound with Mickey Donnelly of New i..ik. Tnt sailor is inigbty strong in Chicago fignt circles and has done well, handing Johnny Tillman a lacing at she East Chtcag-o arena rrot bnj a?o. Donnelly also is regarded as a comer iy New York fans and should keep Fredman guessing. Thn other two bouts are alo promising. Dud Christlano f' Buffalo nho was to have met Pcrrill last Saturday will be on th card against Jimn-.y Brady who hales from Detroit "and has the reputation of being some hitter. Ollie O Neil of South Chicago the fighter who saved the whole card at Gary recently and he will meet Jack Kennedy from the Steel Ctty. Kennedy has been doing; well and the Gary fans will flock to East Chicago to lend their moral support. September 11th will be a big day at East Chicago and will probably see two championship contests on the same day. Fete Herman and Jack Sharkey have already been signed for the bantamweight championsh p battle and an attempt Is being made to sign Fal Moore and Johnny Kilbane for the featherweight championship. The Latigford-McVey fight has drawn the biggest crowd of any card that has been shown at East Chicago so iar and according to the five per cent check received by the city controller as the city's hare of the gate receipts $10,053 "were taken in at the rate on August 14th. The receipts fnr last Saturday will probably t close to $11C! and the receipts for tomorrow are expected , to go above that amount. HOW WILL SLUGGERS BOX EACH OTHER ? BY FRANK G. -MENK2 : STAFF CORRESPONDENT I. N. SERVICE ' BENTON HAKEOK. MICH., Sept. 3 Tha Quaintest feature of the jack Dempsey-Billy Miske flstcuffing affair cin Labor Day is that" each man all through training camp days has tralntd to acquire the style of the other. The champion, almost ignoring practice ia the manly art of . ".kjipsKJoK 'em dead.'' which he knows so well, haa schooled hour after hour In boxing, has sidetracked all other aims to accomplish speed in leg, speed of arm and defensive trickery. He's been doing it because he expects Miske will box him and he wants to meet Miske at his own game. . Ar.d all the time Miske. figuring that Dempsey is going to wage a slugger battle, has been shelving; practice in the boxing department has been educating his paws into dropping a man a'f about Dempsey's size Into a state of ten second coma. All of which provokes the quiz: "Are they going to carry their train leg camp intent into the ring?" , IF they do, one may be privileged to witness the particular spectacle of Dempsey, the slugger, boxing his rival, and Miske, the boxer, devoting himself to eluggery of the most vicious kind. In Dempsey'a behalf It can be said that he has shown far more brilliantly as a boxer than Miske has developed as a swatsmith. In fact Dempsey rias amazed day after day by his wonderful skill in both branches of thl bexing art. Miake cf today has been hitting hard r than the Miske of any other era. But Miske has not been doing a fearful damage even though he's driven with great power against the jaws and bodies of his foemen. Billy can hit a terrible sock these days, but it doesn't anchor him with a dozen miles of Deraptey in punching power. Perhaps the boys have been schooling in the style of the other only f "T the purpose of using their new found education in cases of extreme emergency. Perhaps each will go Into the ring ue;ng the same eld tactics that brought them fafme and fortune in previous tattles. But if they should swap styles what a weird but fearfully interesting spectacle it -would be. i i S jtt AMERICAN LKACVK i Cleveland . . Chicago .... York .. St. Louis . . . Boston , Washington Detroit .... Philadelphia .77 .77 .78 ..63 .61 .52 .48 ..42 48 43 51 59 64 67 75 33 .SIS .611' .605. .612. .488 -4J7 .387) . Teaterday'a Results 3oston. 6; New York. 2. Philadelphia. 2; Detroit. 0. , No other games scheduled. XATIOVAX lEAGl'E Cincinnati ..63 S3 Brooklyn 70 55 Ne-w York 68 57 Pittsburgh. 64 S3 Chicago 63 64 St. Louis 61 65 Eostcn 49 68 Philadelphia 59 73 Yeaterday'a Results Kew York, 6: Pittsburgh, 1. ' Cincinnati. 3; St. Lpuis, 2. Ko other games scheduled. .586' .650 : .614 I .5:0' .436 .44 .419 j .4"7 A total cf 7.P30 frrand stand seats n iil be erected for the national tennis championships at Forest Hills. L. 1., August 30. A season ticket costs 1 mi , u 11 mil aew

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State Official Tells of Work At Fisheries Anplers of the Calumet region w:n be interested in the bulleting Just isu?d by George N. MannfcH, state superintendent of fisheries aid gnm tcllingr of f ime of the work which h"s been done by the slate fish hatcheries th s year in re-socking the waters of the state. It is expected that during this month when the season closes all of the fish from the four slat hatcheries will have been planted and the figures w . t' show something lsk Hirer-quarters of a mnifori nw fish in state waters. Up to August 1. 551. 5S ba... blue g.ll, crappi arjd perch had already been delivered to applicants and rtijiny thousands of young fish of the srne t-pec-les still remaned for distribution. The equipment of the department or conservation has been overtaxed this year in an attempt tr sattr-fy ihe unusual demand from anglers who Cesired their favorite waters stocked with bass. The department has forty acres devoted to hatcheries, divided into fifty-two ponds and enlargements will be necessary to meet the demand. A new hatchery is being completed at Indianapolis which will help some. Few fishermen know how a hatchery is conducted and Supt. Mannfeld invites anglers to visit these conducted by the department at Indianapolis. Tri-lakes, Wawasee ar.d Bass Lak. This will prove to them that the money which they are spending for fishing licenses is being used in a practical manner. The angler and hunter is also advised to attend the Indiana ftate fair at Indianapolis, September 6 to 11. where the Division of Fish and Game will have a comprehensive exhibit of game animals and birds and fish. The exhibit will include quail, pheasants and wild turkeys from th state game experiment station at Bluff Mills, and the various species of fish propagated and native to the waters of Indiana. BIG FIELD MEET FOR fSEC!AL TO THE T1ME5J WHITING, 1XD., Sept. 3 When the umpire calls "play ball " next Mondaymorning at 9i30 for the game between the Polarines and the all star aggregation composed of players of the Standard Oil A. A. baseball league it will also be the signal for the tcrmai opening of the big F'ield Day meet of the new Standarl. Oil. Athletic Association. It will be the signal tor the inauguration of what promises to be one of the biggest and most successful meets ever held in the Calumet region . Almost every branch of athletics will be represented in the meet. In addition to this the Whiting Refinery band will play selections all afternoon. In the evening there will be dancing under the auspices of the community service. Music will be playtd by a special orchestra at the park pavilion. Entries for the track events have been received from every department of the plant. The road through the park will be used forthe races and autos wi!l be assigned parking space upon streets adjacent to the park. Companies of Boy Scouts will handle ihe cfowtls and distribute the pro jrrams . Fe trie are asked to come with basket lunches and make the day an outing. From twelve noon till hair after one is the time assigned for ldnch. During this period and all afternoon the band will play popular selections under the leadership of Dirctcr Foy . The p.thletes to compete In the Field Day events are training in every mmut of their spare time in charge or experienced coaches. Those who like boxing r.nd wrestling and there are many in this region will see 'many snappy fonts in th arena tabor Day afternoon. wnri ! ri. i i mm ,imfWflg fWeW-.v.-dte.-. 4 STORAGE BATTERIES For Every Car 4B

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NOVEL GAME FOR OLD TIMERS SPECIAL TO THC'TIMi-.iJ WHITING. 1 N P . . S. pt . o A baseball game has been arranarrd between the Twenty Year men in the employ-; cf the Standard Oil Company Cn'Kanu ) and the Solar Ke1s of the Standard Oil A. A. base ball I .-ague. la lalineup of the vet-rans are sev-ral star if the old Whiting Grey lu'.i whicll was so successful years ago upon amateur diamonds of Chicago a"d vicinity. Managing the team is I'mnk Long who also pastinied at St. I'.iul and Omaha in the American Absjeiation . Long has picked Kinnane for the slab work and put Uumliour at ihe receiving end of ih'" battery. Frank, himself will hUl d i n third base. The other positions are Mfft, second bee; Henriskson, short st .;, t,nicr.. left field: Stenh -use, fiist basse ; Strati's centerrield; Gherke, r ght field, Ualke rand Smith, utility. Fete L,cise f if the Solar Kncls will probably pick Hamlin and Waliko as points for the Solar Itedi?. The fe-ame is scheduled for Saturday, September 11. at p. m. INDIANA BILLIARD MEN TO MEET( Billiard players and room-keepers of the staie of Indiana will meet at the Claypool Hotel in Indianapol's. Indiana, on Wednesday afternoon, Sept. 8th. at two p. m. when a permanent organization will he formed, known as the Indiana Kili'ard Association. Officers to preside during th" initial

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