Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 97, Hammond, Lake County, 11 October 1920 — Page 6

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SCRAP CARD WAS THRILLER

J-ok Sharkey of New YorX and Joe: Surr.ian ct Chicago. l.--itamvfctght I contenders, brought the East Chicago; ut-nf-door boxing contests ta a satis- j factory conclusion Saturday afternoon ; v ;th an exciting ten round contest in ' which neither could Le given any deo.saa advantage. At many times dur-1;-. the fight the fans were brought to their toes by furious milling and the last round found every ono tsatistJ v ;th the entire card. j iloth tha boys fought a g-ood fiffht j although it was left to Uurman to do j riiost of the leading. Burman alsoj twice brought blod en Sh;irky and j f f-caped any red traces from his en- j counters with Sharkey although the 1 '. tlrj New Yorker was able ti lamlj a -me hetfvy body blows during the c.-ntcst. The leading cf Uurman and' the fact that Sharkey twice showed biord was enough in the minds of : many to give the Chicago boy a slight , shade but there were plenty of others who looked well to the. hard body ; punches driven home by Sharkey and were willing to concede Sharkey thc fiht. Considering everything and in fairness to both the battle should be j

Cai!d a draw.

iTuii:si!i)tia!; First. I'arkard driven by

Kr.tser: eh"nd. Ford Special Ur.vn .y Hill; third. National drlv. n ly McKennv. Time. 32 minutes. 5 se: n I. Following are the officials: Ilefcri-o. G"o. E. St. Johns; chief timekeeper, j Craves: ehiff checker. Dlocker; .star-j t?r. Joe Hain. j The stunt of giving away thiv; I'ord touring cars proved ,a sti -ng; i!-awlng card. The wlnntnK numUcis were 1403-D. 1334-A. 1 437-B. A Mr, Everson of Chicago, holder of the, first number was thc.on'y lucky man 'n the crowd. The other numbers ar'j still waitinj t. be claimed by thet-l

hohUrs at th s Hammond Auto Top und J'air.t shop tr. North Hohman at.

RACNE-T1GERS

SCORELESS TIE

DE PAUL ACADEMY

BEATS E.

thnt has ever been played In Chicago, not on tiian being Injured and only one penalty for offside being Inflicted on either eleven, despite the fact

that both fought turlously for every Inch of ground. The Tigers were heavy favorites

the start of the game because of the j numerous former college stars In their

Itneup. but the Cardinals outplayed I AUer holding Depaul academy to a Le wis-Burreil. It. K them nearly all the way unco worked j 7-0 lead in ono half. AVashlngton High Topavlch. I,. H. B . ; the ball to the three-yard line, the j of East Chicago failed to hold the j Mathie ws. F. B.

closet eltner team came to scoring, i---. uuu wie di. inceni preps ran up. Touchdowns Ponlon

CHICAGO

Ardle; K. T.. I'onlon-McAvoy . It. C. I'lunkctt-Koban; C. Kearney; I.. G-, Higgans-Burt; 1j. T.. McMullin; B. E . , KeiUy-Feelfcy; Q. B.. Ford; II. 11. E., r.attigan; L. II. B.. Gillia, F. B . , Spellman . i

j E. Chicago (S) Natlasvolkl I Zevlch-Pehaud, I,. T.. Jackson,

Cook. C.; Lnyde, II. O

Most of the play was around the cmIter of the field, with Taddy Prlscoll for

,!the Cardinals and Johnny Barrett for

Despite the unseasonably hot vveath-1 u;e iB"s oooimg tne nan ujr ..o...

r. nearly 8.OH0 football tana turnea a.injjer w nencver necessary.

a triumph of 41 to 6 on their home! field, for the third straight win l)on- '

Ion and Spellman ltd In the rapid offense, Natlasvolkl at tnd a strong

player for the losers. Lineup:

L. E-;

. T.. G . ;

Itugan. B. T . :

; Creswell, Q. B.; Mosncy, IX. H. B. ;

Spellman,

EYES BcientificaLly Examis&jl Glasses lotted. Satisfaction Guaranteed

out to the Cub Park yesterday to nee Prlscoll showed that he had

the Racine Cardinals and the Chicago, ncm of his old-time skill by tcarln-

lost! B-e Paul. (41) It. E., Stevtns-Mc-

I; Glllis, Kattigan. Natiasvolkl. Goals from touchdowns Ford, G.

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Tigers battle to a scoreless tie In the opening game of the professional gridiron season. The game was one of the cleanest

off a couple of brilliant runs for Chr's O'Brien's eleven. Ghee also ehoi'O by making several lor.g returns on punts for the Tigers.

TOUGH FIGHT TO

ED CROWNS

PULLMAN THORNS

SPECIAL 10 THE TIMES WHITING, luJ. Oct. 11. The Ked

football team made its first ap- .

row n

p. arance yesterday against the Thorns; of Pullman and Qame out on the short I end of a 7 to 0 score. Despite the loss j of the game the showing pleased the' team and ils supporters, for in playing the Thorns it stacked up against a j team that not only has played several tamos this year, but the members of .

j which have played together for a numa left Jab'ber of years.

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Crst round was ab'.e to start Sharkey'd Red Crowns but at that fumbles were nose bleeding slightly. Sharkey also j not many. Eddie I'ond was the shinreceived a slight cut over the eye but. lng light for the lied Crowns. The It was not bad enough to bother him j Whiting boys had one real chance to much. The Chicago bey worked well j score. Poor judgment in using h. i -at. long ranga while Sharkey was the vard pass to make this touchdown not mre dangerous at close quarters. : only cost the Whitingites this touchNeither however seemed to have the ; down, but brought the ball out on the ' ' 1 . 1 . l .K.l A - 1-11 . . V. -

necessary steam lor a KnocKouc vara une anu giie uic van 10

Burman worked well with

to the nose or chin and even in the

tho

In almost every round there

p'.enty of milling but in a few- the c: inching materially slowed up the going and called numerous protests from the fans. In tho sixth the going was bad for Sharkey when Joe landed a hot one on the Jaw. For an instant it looked as though Jack was going to h t the canvas but he recovered and weathered the bout. In the next round t,n u-iJm was almost caually bad tor

Burman and he did well to stick

round. The semi-wlndup between Bud Coristlano of Buffalo and Teddy Murphy was another swell battle even though Teddy V-as outclassed In every round. Christiano was about as fast as any fighter that has appeared In t'.o? East Chicago arena, showed exre'.Wnt foot work and placed his blows well. Bud worked mostly on TfUy's stomach and repeatedly landed h s left with good effect. Then ho varied with a few rights t3 the tace an 3 head so that ha won by a good rr.a-.-in. The preliminary six rounds made a go-,d starter for the show. Phil Milo substituted for Special Delivery Hirsch ega'nst Andy Williams and put up a ol fight although he lost by a very narrow margin. Both men tried for knockout in every round, daing very little boxing but slugging freely. Neither had the advantage until th? lat round when Milo received a bad cut over the right eye which covered b ..th fighters with gore. The plans for the winter fights are r.ot very definite as yet although the management is contemplating building a new structure in the correr cf the vll park near the box office. This buiiiing will probacy seat about 5.0"0 and will be equipped for holding fights :! winter.

i 2.1

was Thorns.

The Thorns scored their touchdown in tn third quarter by two forward passe?, one of which was good for thirty yards and by driving off tackle. The Standard Oil boys usually succeeded in keeping the Thorns from completing their forward passes. Not more than one in six was successful. Johnny Sharp recovered a couple ot Thorn fumbles and the Red Crowns

the profited thereby. I In the second quarter McShana tried

a drop-kick from the 5 yard line but failed. Eddie Pond saved Whiting from a predicament at the close of the first quarter. The Thorns lost the ball on Whiting's one yard line. Pond signalled for a punt, but the pass was poor and as the Thorns broke through Pond not having time, to punt, circled the end for a gain of twelve yards. And then the Bed Crowns were out of the danger zone. The lineup: Red Crowns R. E., Martin-Daeg-ling: R. T.. Sutherland: F. G.. Sharp: C, Littlejohn: L. G . , M. .Adams-Turner; L. T.. O. Slater: B. E.. Richardson; Q. B.. McShane-Orr; R. H. B.. T. Slat-er-Baer-Shanley; L. H. B., E. Bartu-ska-Harris: F. I?., Pond.

How Will Indiana Go? Indiana, the Pivotal State From 1860 to 1896, no party carried this state two consecutive years. How mil It Go This Year? To know the possibilities, read the series of peci:il articles about Indiana now

in the

running

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Thorns R. E.

Hilare-Adams; Snip: L. O. Hanson: L. E

Stolnache: K. T.. St.

R. G . . Duncan; C Nelson-Zewad; L, T., Farley; Q. B.. Goetz;

R. H., Muench-Apel: L. H.. LaForestDuffy; F. B., Hanley. Referee O'Connor. Umpire Farkin. Linestnan---Leystrom, Gulistroni. Timekeeper--T. Ruggan.

10.000 WITNESS SPEEDY RACES AT ROSY TRACK

T'n thousand racing fans turned 'out yesterday to witness the last card of tho seaj5n at the Roby Speedway.

WhatAboutYourTeetli Ar3 They in Need

of Attention? J When you feel cavities forming ; in the teeth you should consult a! good dentist AT ONCE. It is! wretchedly poor policy to put off, j and put off. Come in today for free examination. I will personal- i

chi. ago contributed heavily to the at-f j examine your teeth and tell you! t' tidance. This was the first atte-np i J. -r .1 11

wnat, n anytning, is neeaea. Procrastination is the thief

CLOTHES Properly Cleaned and Repaired Means Economy. When Thrown Away its Extravagance. San'tsry Cleaning Tailor Shop Rear Majsstic Hotel We call for and deliver Phone 2298 Auto Service

.upsr Electric AwrirA himSim "Wc&iAg Mf

At running stock car races and it prov

, so popular both with fans andj Procrastination is the thief of

dealers tnat tnev wui prooa.oiy ue, - , p . , made a regular feature next year. j pertect teeth. Lome m today The track hich had been worked you JJ profit by mv years of exun Into fine shape before th races. . 11 b, ok down under the heavy grind at j perience and StUCT.

sr-rral points and was responsible for s vera! cars dropping out and for low.

fr time in all events. ork at re

uildlng the entire course v ill be s'.irtrd this fall with th; intention of providing a regular speedway lor ro -t year's races. Negotiations are plready underway for making the field lr.irle the track a landing field for t- oplanes.

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Dr. W. G. Burket The Dentist

Following are the results

the

entries) 10-mile

First Race (5

t"ek: First. Essex, driven by Huff; fi-(tnd, F-uick. driven by Olds; third. rf?x. driven by Van Dor. Time 1n nutes. 11 seconds. Second Race U4 entries'! 10-mile

professional: First. Essex driven Huff;i

"eond, Eoro Special driven by Mags3: third. Ford Special driven by Harris. Tiifie. 11 minutes, 41 seconls. I Third Race (4 entries) 10-mile s'ock: First. Essex driven by Huff : j jox-ond. Essex driven by Van Dor; t'i!rd. Hudson driven by Lclae. Time, 1 If minutes 57 seconds. I Fourth Race (15 entries) 25-milsi

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HENRY WAS "near." IN OTHER words, tight. HE CARRIED two packs, OF CIGARETTES. ONE FOR friend Henry,'. FULL OF "Satisfys. . AND THE other containing. JUST ONE cigarette, i AND THAT lone cigarette,, WAS ALWAYS offered.

TO SMOKELESS friends' WHO WERE all polite.

AND REFUSED to take It AND SOMEHOW Henrr.)

WAS NOT popular.l

TILL ONE da7 fey mlstaiai HE PULLED the full pacSfc. ' AND EVERYONE fell oa it.

WITH LOUD cries of glea.

HIS STRONG constitution.

CARRIED HENRY througtk AND DAY fcy day.

HE GREW more popular.

AND HENRY knew whj FOR HE'S nobody's dummr.

AND NOWADAYS he not only.

CARRIES THE cigarettes.

THAT SATISFY. BUT FORCES 'em on people. GIVES AWAY pacts of 'em.

AND, SHUCKS.

HENRY COULD rua for Mayor.

AND GET away with It now.

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