Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 101, Hammond, Lake County, 15 October 1920 — Page 8

Thursday, October 14. 1920.

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"I know my vindication will come if ever Carpentier meets Dempaey. In the seconil round Carpentler hit me harder than I have ever been hit before."

FASHION HINTS

E. CHICAGO AND FROEBEL CLASH AT STEEL CIT!

An eay win with a ecore of 68 to 0

a rJ a. hard fought loss wtth a score of 41 to 6 was the way Froebel htgn' chool of Gary, and East Chicago hign fchool fared last Saturday but com-' paratlve scores mean nothing- partlcu-j liirly when there is no common opponit. In soite of the wide difference t lat week's scores East Chicago high school Is groins to Gary tomorrow with the conviction that they will be able to beat the steel city crowd. ! Froebel Is admitted to have a strong; team this year as their 66 to 0 victory, over Valparaiso high school would Indlcate but Coach Lawrence of East Chicago before entering tomorrow's game was of the opinion that East Chicago could have done the same thing to Valpo. This will be East Chicago 'a first 6"arn with a contender for county honors and the team Is coached to do their best. i Last Saturday game with DeFaul at! least did one good thing for East CM-I cag-o. It robbed the players of any) over-confidence they may have had and at the same time showed them la whaw, respects their team work was poor. Froebel did not really have enough op- : position to develop any weaknesses of the Gary team. In the estimation of Coach Lawrence the game should be n.

close one with the probability of a single touchdown margin either way.

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CRAWFORDSVILLE. Ind.. Oct. 15 With a team which lives up to the Wabash - slogan, '"Wabash always fights." the. Little Giants are prepared to invade the Chicago camp tomorrow at Stagg Field and every member ot the team firmly believes that Chicago will be beaten cn their own field. They have imbibed their confidence from Coach Vaughan who last week witnessed the Chicago-lJurdue game and then predicted that his team could win from either of the conference schools. The name "Little Giants" is one which has designated the Wabash athletes for a number of years because of the remarkable showing which the teams always make. The college boasts of only three hundred students but the teams have during the pa3t several years been considered the match for many of the largest universities in the country. This year's team is perhaps a little lighter than that of former years but in the opinion of Walter Eckersall who watched them work out they are fast and show the necessary fighting spirit. It Is generally conceded that Wabash will give Chicago a harder game than Purdue played last Saturday.

u. ntrea! Gazette. Montreal sportdim

is giving the field days great support.) the events being the result oS the Joint efforts of the Industrial Recreation Commission organized in Canada and to the officers conducting the social, and industrial program of the V. MC.'A. Robbins tied for first in the 1 ' yard dash which was run in 12 seconds, over a ground somewhat soggy. In the running broad jump he was first with 19 feet, 5 inches. In the running; high Jump he went four feet fivej Inches. '

Bookie with $30,000 World Series Stakes Disappears

'.POSTOX. Mass.. Oct. 15. Members c.f .

the sporting fraternity were tnrown Ja,lo an uproar yesterday when it w3 learned that a prominent "bookie" who was holding 130.000 stakes for gamblers who had bet on the world's series ha'd disappeared. - . .. '

Robbins Hammond H. sr Graduate Stars in Montreal Newell B. Robbins a graduate of the Hammond High school, is one of the athletic stars of Montreal where he is employed in he Canadian Steel Foundries. In a recent field day in which five of the largest plants in Montreal had representatives, Kobbins carried off, three firsts for his team, according to the

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PRINCIPALS SAY, FIGHT WAS SQUARE NEW TOUK, Oct. 15. Reports intimating ,that the bout Tuesday between Georges Carpentler and Battling vin.ky was not fairly fought last nig in brought strong denials from the principals. 'Before I came 1o America." said Carpentier in a signed statement. "1 looked upon all Amerlcars as the personification of fair play; of sportsmanship in the true sense. You went to war to insure the world of fair play. I fought the man you selected for me to fight. And this is what I get the fight is called a fake. Give me a square dt.-U. That is all I aslc. "I pledge my honor as a soldier and a citizen of France to the great American republic that I fought to the best of my ability, and I sincerely believe from the bottom of my heart that L?vinsky d d the same." Levinsky-s statement said in Part:

ATTACH COIN OF , RUBE MARQUARD CINCINNATI, O, Oct. 15. J:hn U. Bruce, secretary of the national commission was served with a notice "t attachment on Pitcher "Rube'' Jlarquard's share of the world's series receipts. The action was based on two judgments returned against the Brooklyn pitcher in the N w York courts. The claim of Joseph Uosenweig is for $316.91. while the Joint claims of Bouis Henry and Max Robinson total $524.91. Mr. Bruce, as secretary of the commission, will peml checks .to the players who engaged in the seriesThe attachment notice d d not state what the suits were based on.

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FOUR WHEEL DRIVE COMPANY EXPANDS Announcement la made that the Four Wheel Drive Auto company has purchased the Menominee Motor Truck

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Crabbet Sets New Record in 3C0 Mile Horse Racs CONCORD. N. II.. Oct. 13. Crabbet. chestnut gelding and one of the registered Arabs from thn stables of W. It. Brown of Berlin, N. II.. contributed yesterday to the most spectacular feat thus far in the CP0 mile endurance test, covering the sixty miles from White River Junction, Vt , to this city In eight hours flat. Officials say this was a world's record for the distance.

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