Hammond Times, Volume 9, Number 36, Hammond, Lake County, 6 November 1920 — Page 8

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-1,000 Im on Hand to see Greatest Football Game of the Year. ET JACK VEIOCK fSTA-F CORRESPONDENT I. N. -SERVICE 1 HOSTON. Nov. -6 A ravenous Princeton Tiger with a longing for nutriment v as unleashed "hero today.' " " ' Harvard's huge stadium was his hunting ground, and he slilkcd his prey a crimson clad giant in hungry desTeraUcc. It is long since he has been fed. Aa the hour of the Harvard-Princeton Kame approached it was recalled that Trincton has not defeated Harvard in fine years. It was In 1911 that Sam "White picked up a fumbled ball and raced over Harvard's goal for a touchdown, dragging the crimson In the dust lehind him. Small wonder the Tiger is hungry. . . Princeton and Harvard have played 12 games. The Tigers have won ' ten against eight Harvard victories and two tie. games. But nine years Is a long stretch. The Tiger craves a change of cViet and he went out to get It today. More than 46.000 excited and expectnnt football fans were on hand for the first battle- of" the season between mem ters of the "big three." It. was a happy, spirited and colorful crowd and all signs In advance of the game Indicated that it would witness one of the greatest football struggles of the season. Weather conditions were ideal. Harard"s stalwarts' were favored' in the tetting. The makers cf odds evidently believed Harvard to be one perhaps two touch downs better than the Tigers. ' At least betting here today" indicated' as much with edds as good as 8 to 6. - The wiseacres from tTie lsir of the T;gers believe In his versatility. Ha ing compared Frlnceton with Harvard on paper many of them have come to the conclusion that with such players as Don Lourie. Scheerer. Gilroy and the astounding Garrity In -her backfleld. Princeton stands a better chance to take advantage of whatever opportunity offers than does the slower and more methodical Harvard quartet' of backs. K-seovcrlng fumbles for touch downs pud making sensational runs in short, doing tho unexpected la a Princeton tradition. Some of these' things could happen today. .s compared to the Crimson, the t"a.in of Princeton stacSs up very favorably, though it must be admitted that while Harvard has revealed no one player who has dominated the work of the 'earn, the big Crimson machine has gone along with the smooth working precision of a steam roHer-and has shown ihe same tort of crushing power. Harvard's line is stronger tban that of .the Tigers and her back field more rugged on straight offensive playing. Princeton's playing In comparison', has been more or less spasmodic. On defense both teams have shown strongly with Harvard holding a slight advantage, if there has been one either way and because Princeton has not ehown an attack strong enough to gain ground consistently it appeared that the Crimson held the balance of power. Princeton's attack, most probably, will be directed at the Harvard ends. Coach Fisher's eleven is admittedly weak, on FAMOUS FANS HvXK urt SUNDAY,

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bi.'ta wings fc.nU Kari :ul Or.'i.'..(i , a IA arc expected to start t'.io jyinie at ends, fcr the Crimson trxluy. will have their l work cut nut wh.-n L."urti tJilroy and ' Garrlty pet to pru'ncintf about nlth the lall. Quite natura lj tho TiK-rs w'UI test the Crimson' lino. ItV .weakest l-iint is at renter whre llncim-j r- lias boon playing. t pt . Hoi v, .-n hn.s b-sn i I'rnotii-iivT t llavcnu': i r's i miImii I II. nvcon whs tin- Harvard c- nur last ' year and miy it:iy that j o: .t i. Unlay against Cart, t'ullahan (' tin1 Tisors. Next Week Vital for Baseball riNTERNATIONAL NEWS. F"V1CEi CHICAGO. Nov. S -M'hi th'r or- ! panisfd baceball is to hae peace or a factional War that may become disastrous. Is to be decided In Chicago and Kansas City during next week. I A series of meetings will be held . here Sunday at noon w hen the' American league directors gathers for a conference with Fres'dent Pan John- " oh. . At 3 o'clock Sunday afternoon -the National league oluh ownrrs wiU meet at the Congress hotel. Monday morning the American league club owners will meet in the office of. President Ban Johnson and Monday noon a Joint session of the American'and Natloal Leagues, will get, under way at the Congress hotel. On Tuesday mornig the National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues (the minors) will convene for their annual meeting at Kansas City. It is thought likely fhat the American and National League magnates will conclude their deliberations In ' Chicago in time to get to Kansas City to keep track of what the minors are doing. " The series of meetings will discuss various ' plans for a re-organization of organized baseball. Including the nowfamous "Lasker plan," and a solution of baseball's present difficulties U expected. LYNCH HANGS K. 0. ON GOLDSTEIN IN 11TH NEW TOKK, Nor. 6. Joe Lynch, New Tork bantamwelght,' knocked out Abe Attell Goldstein, also of this city, in. the eleventh round of a fifteenround match at Madison Square Garden last night Goldstein substituted for Jack Sharkey, Who" had Injured a hand in training. A left and a right to the jaw ended the bout. Lynch weighed 118 pounds and Goldstein 115. George Chaney, a Baltimore lefthander," knocked out George Brown of New York in the first round of a tenfound match with-a hard left over the heart. The bout lasted only one mlnuts and thirty-seven seconds. Chaney weighed 135 pounds, two pounds lighter than Brown. ... "HIPPO" VAUGHN SUED FOR DIVORCE CHICAGO, , Nov. 6. Not , only was James "Hippo" Vaughn, a winning pitcher for the Chicago Cubs, but he also w"pn all hlf " games' in the "cave man" league, according to allegations contained in a suit for divorce filed by Mrs. Edna Vaughn. The couple live at Kenosha. Wis.. Just north of Chicago. Mrs. Vaughn charges the star port-idtr-.of the Cubs .with "inhuman cruelty," and declares he frequently truck her and threatened to kill her. She asks for. separate maintenance and the custody of "Hippo, . Jr.," their two and one-half-year-old son. The Vaughns were married in 1316. Vaughn, it Is reported. Is planning to file a cross bill to his wife's suiu JSlsESi-SS

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ft e 2G2 CapU Tim Callahan of ale beinf: j tackled by Coach Bride, uper left. : Upper rmht, Capt. Ralph Hor-' wren of Harvard. Upper center, Capt. Frank Weston of Wisconsin. Center. Capt. I. M. Huff-: roan of Ohio State. Below in Capt. Mike Callahan of Prince- : ton. I The 1920 football season already has shown every indication of beir.R the createst the college sport ever has enjoyed. The development of gtronjr teams HUGH DUFFY IS RED SOX LEADER BOSTON, Nov. 6 Huch Duffy, former Boston National outfield star, was announced today as tli-o nrw . maijjf'r of the Red Cox, succeeding Kd. Barrow, who resigned to become business manager of the New York American?. The news of the appointment of Duffy, Mho was at 'one time manager of the White Sox and last season a director of the Toronto club of the Intf rnatlonal league, was given by President I'razee over the telephone from New Tork. Today's Grid Schedule WEST Illinois and Chicago at Stagg Field. Michigan and Ohio State at Columbus Wisconsin and Minnesota at Minneapolis. Northwestern and Iowa at Iowa City. Notre Dame and Purdue at Notre darned Lake Forest and Eeloit at Eelott. Detroit and Tufts at Detroit. Centre and Dc Pauw at Indianapolis. Kentucky and Cincinnati at Lexington. Marquette and Haskell at Milwaukee. Western Kcscrve and Oberlln at Cleveland. Ohio Wesley an and Miami at Delaware. Lawrence and Milwaukee E. S. at Appleton. ' ' Hose roly and St. Xavler at Cincinnati. . EAST Harvard and Princeton at Cambridge. Tale, ajtd Brown at New Haven. Cornell and Dartmouth at New Tork. Nebraska and Penn State at State College. Syracuse and , Washington and Jecerson at Syracuse. Columbia and Swarthmore at New Tork. ' " Pittsburgh and Pennsylvania at Philadelphia. Boston College and Boston V. at Boston. Navy and Georgetown at Annapolis. Colgata and Rochester at Rochester. By Hopp i ... .,Kuu?kri - P,nT

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3-It 1 tt , f-'l f in several of the smalief colleges has made the bipeer schools look to their grid laurels. Above are TO HAVE SCRAP INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICEI RENSSELAER. Ind., Nov. 6 The American Legion post at Rensselaer will stage an all star boxing card on Armistice Day. Nov. 11. featuring Eddie Kilraine and Jimmy Ford in the ten round windup. Ktlraino who has been making his headquarters in Detroit, under tho management of Jimmy Brady, has been f-howint; championship form In, his recent bouts and is very confident In putting the tough boy-from Chicago . sleep In the early rounds. Kilraine is now making his home in Hammond and is preparing for his battle at the Wilson A. C. .on 55th and Cottage Grove avenue. Eddie has a neat record and has had 64 fights, besting such boys aj Johnny Drummie, Franklc Engle. Eddie Ketchel. Joe Burton, Dick Russell, Sailor " Hoffman. Johnny Towers, Mickey Burns and fighting a 12 round draw with Raymond Vietet. crack French lightweight. Eddie's name as be is known at home is Vern Newcbmb and at one time was a resident of Hammond. He got his start in the hemp circle at Milwaukee under the careful training and shrewd management of Richie and Pinke Michell, two of the cleverest, lightweights in the game and Vern has plenty of praise for the Mitchell boys for his success. The two six round prelims are furnished with fast boys from South Bend and, Kankakee, 111. Scatena's vs. Indiana Harbor Dodgers Th fast Scatena Tornadoes will line up against the Indiana Harbor Dodgers at Morris Park, Sunday, Nov. 7, 1920. Kickoff at 2:30 p. m. The Scatena's came, out of their came with the South Side Maroons without ; any injuries to tneir players ani expect to handle the Dodgers In the same manner as they handled the Maroons. 1 r i CENTRAL ELECTRIC COMPANY Electrical Contractors Estimates gladly furnished on fixtures and wiring. nunvir unuunvn ac Cor. Fayette and Walter SU. j - jmES -Scientifically Kx&missi Glasses Fitted. Satisfaction Guaranteed. Hammond Optical Parlor Hi K. Vat au HmmoftW 1t M I i-imSIMI - ...

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