Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 76, Hammond, Lake County, 16 September 1920 — Page 8

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FANS COMING 10 EAST CHICAGO Three hundred tickets for tho Leon-ard-Moran championship bout at the. East Chicago arena on September I6th were today mailed to New Orleans to take care of that number of fight fans from Moran's home city who have mads arrangements for fpecial coaches in which to make the trip. George Oswego received word asking for the tickets and promising that New Orleans will turn out c pod crowd to cheer the little Italian to victory. Demands for tickets are also heing received from other cities In the country and it is apparent that there will be a. good delegation from all of the more important cities of the Vnitei States on the day of th fight. New 1'orkers teem to be taking more than ordinary interest. according to the number of tickets that they are calling for, and even the western coast is going to be represented. Moran will leave New Orleans today and will arrive in Chicago tomorrow morning to complete his training for the contest. When he arrives the Chicago Italians are planning to meet him and give him an ovation such as haa never been accorded a champion in the Windy City. Pal Moran in No Fear of Leonard's "Mary Ann" Pal Moran. Xew Orleans light weight, whs meets Benny Leonard, the champion, at East Chicago on September 5. has no fear of the title holder. Fal watched Leonard stop O'Lcughlin In ; tna east recently ana aeciaref np uu i get very far if he fights him as he did tho easterner. Pal says Leonard is easy to outbox and that will be his plan of battle. Leonard will be In town tomorrow to complete his training. He holds his opponent !a the highest esteem and is determined to get into the best condition. Dies After Boxing Blow In Coast Y. M. C. A. Ring LOS ANGELES. Cal.. Sept. 16. Al Alvarez. 22 years old. who was rendered unconscious by a blow received in a boxing bout with Frank Quigley at thie. Los Angeles Y. M. C. A., died in a hospital here yesterday Attending surgeons attributed death to a fracture of the Fku'l. for

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WITH BIG Enthusiasm and Optimism Mark Training Camp Reports; "C" Men Absent. There were more notables absent than present on StiiKg field when Amos Alonozo Ftang lined up his forty candidates yesterday afternoon tor the start of his twenty-ninth football seaxon. Pour of tho "Old Man's" letter men w re missing and seven of his other promising candidates were not present to run circles "When the tin whistle tooted. Elton, Pheney. Rouse and Halladay were the letter men who did not check in. and Hartung. Neff. Strohmier, Talmer. Stahr. Read and Smith also failed tn fhnw. It Is expected that all of them will come in pretty soon, tf they are to come at all. for the Maroon coach has a frozen greeting for the aspirants who fail to come early and work late. The lineup present yesterday would make a fair team, hut it would not he much of a championship contender, for it lacked the hit of class that the Big ten leader is going to need this season. TAGGING ALL THE BASES By JACK VEIOCK I. N. S. Sports Editor THE Indians got when they plastered on the Athletics. ample revengn a 4 to 0 defeat THE Dodgers squeeied one run out of Speed Martin, whleh was enough to win from the Cubs, 1 to 0. KARR and Hoyt did the throwing for Boston while St. Louis maced them 18 to 5, twenty-two bita regitering. THE Pirate took the first from the Bravea 2 to 1 but dropped the second 8 to 4. THE Bae hutted a couple but they were in Totado where they fios't count. THE Reds ttvrned on the Phillies and trimmed them. 3 to 2.

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