Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 131, Hammond, Lake County, 19 November 1920 — Page 10

THE TIMES Friday, November 19, 1920

FOOTBALL STARS MEET . IN THE EAST

BT JACK VEIOCK (I. JV. S. Sporting: Editor ) KEW TOHK, Nov. 19. More than oore of the country's biggest football elsvsna will awing Into action In Important iimei tomorrow. Tn last big Saturday schedule of a tanner season !s studded with attractive contests, everyone of which will be witnessed by enormous crowd?. The shrill blast of the referee's whistle will set Yale and Harvard in motion at New Haven in the big-grest same of the day, with a crowd of 80,OGO'persccs looking- on.

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but ?aie supporters are confident tuat the biy Crimson team will know tht It has bed thtough a football gam before twlligrht shadows besln playing asout the big bowl. The championship of the "Biff Ten" w!!l bang: In the balance when Ohio State and Illinois collide at Frbana. In addition to these games the contests between Dartmouth and Brown at Boston; Minnesota and lliohlgran at Minneapolis; Notre Dame and Northweetern at Evanston; Nebraska and the Michigan Aggies at Lincoln; Purrue and Indiana at Lafayette; Syracuse and Colgate at Syracuse, and Columbia and Pennsylvania at the Polo grounds will be watched with the keenest interest. The performances of many players who are making strong bids for All American honors this fall will attract as much ltnerest as the outcome of tne various panes, and all In all, it looks like the banner Saturday of a. brilliant season. The Tale-Harvard clash will be tho thirty-ninth between these teams. The ilue and crimson first met on the football gridiron In 1575 and Tale, for a sweep of two decades a mig-hty power In the football world, has 23 victories to her credit out of this number. Harvard has beaten Yale olny ten times an dtlve games were ties. From all Indications Harvard- will challc up her eleventh victory and th9 blue on Tale bowl tomorrow though many critics doubt that the Crimson can defeat the bulldogs by the convincing' margin that Princeton piled tip.

Boxing Show for Slovak Dom

Bf JIMMIE HAY. WHJTI.VO. Ind., Nov. 19. The stage Is all set for the boxing show tomorrow night at the Slovak Dom in Whiting. The principals in all tho bouts have been working hard, each endeavoring to make the. best pos Jlble showing. In addition there Is some personal feeling In one of the bouts anl the fur will fly thick and fast. The big fellows. O'Neil and Waynfr, are especially anxious to show local fans th'Mr repotolre. Wagner, who is a member of the "Whiting Are department finds considerable time to train, and the fans who have watched him in his daily workout feel that he is n comer and that more will be heard of him. Foxy Tim O'Neil isn't saying much, but It Is known that he is clever an dpacks a wicked punch. Wagner must keep away from this In order to come out on top. The bout will go ten rounds. The seml-wlndup will bring together Joe Bishop and Billy Groat. These boys have fought once before and Bishop was given the decision. However, Billy Groat feels that he has Improved since that meeting and he must win In order to command attention. If he does win over Bishop, he will have to hustle, for Bishop has lost none of his cleverness even though It Is claimed he has slowed up. Joe says he "s as fast as ever. The opening bout will be between Young McGoorty, the fighting young Irishman from Robertsdale and Eddie Shepperd of East Chicago. These boys will step six rounds at 120. For little fellows these boys both hava a reputation as sluggers.

This Is the first show the American Legion has pulled off at Whiting, and the number of tickets sold Indicate that the bouts will be well patronized. Morris Champaign of Hammond and Warren Renno will referee the bouts. Representative-elect Ahlgren will d'j the anounclng. Tickets can be had at Monnetts In Hammond and Club Pool Room at East Chicago.

LEONARD STOPS . KELLY IN FIFTH: BOUT ONESIDED

NEW YORK. Nov. 18. Benny Leon

ard, lightweight champion, stopped Fddie- Kelly in the fifth round of their scheduled twelve round bout a,t the Commonwealth Sporting club last night. The champion Rave a clever ex

hibition and made Kelly look rldlcu lous in his wild attempts to land. It was Leonard's fight from the out

set. The fifth round had Cart ly got under way when Leonard knocked Kelly down with a hard left to the

Jaw, and the referee. Jack Shelly, im

mediately waived Leonard to his corn

er and stopped the fight. Leonard did

not notice the referee wove him o!T and stung Kelly with several more

hard smashes as Kelly got to his feet

BRENNAN WILL BOX

BOSTON The Harvard football team was given a big send-off at Back Bay'statlon today whfwi It left for New Haven to battle Yale. The Crimson squad will practice In Yale bowl this afternoon and then go to Derby for ten night.

JACK DEMPSEY DEC. 1 4

NEW YORK. Nov. 19. Jack Dempsey, the world's heavyweight champion, will defend his title in a fifteenround bout against BUI Brennan, the Chicago challenged, at Madison Square Garden here on Fr'Tiay, December 14. This will be the first contest between big fellows to be decided in New York state under the Walker law and was made possible by the acticn taken by the state boxing commission here yesterday during a joint meeting with the license committee. In a statement last night the commissioners said they had decided that a point had been reached In the operation cf the new boxing law where they felt justified in permitting heavyweight boxing contests.

lightweight class, where be has made a name for himself. This la his first venture among the top-notch welters. Thorn-Tornadoes Battle Crack Stayms on Sunday Coach Kerrigan's Thome-Tornadoes of Pullman, claimants of the Chicago pro-football championship, clash with Manager Diamond's crack Stayms in their anual grudge fight at Pyott field. Forty-eighth and Lake streets, Sunday afternoon. Last year's mlxup ended In a scoreless tie. Sunday's game will eliminate the loser from the Chicago Football league pennant race. Kerrigan Is depending largely on Charpier, Lelch, and Bregman, ex-Illinois stars, and Howes, Fl.k, and Mooney, the veteran Tornado reliables.

Dartmouth Eleven Off to Seattle After Brown Game BOSTON Mass.. Nov. 19. Dart

mouth's football squad. numbering

twenty-one men, will leave after the game here with Brown university Saturday to meet the University of Washlt ston eleven at Seattle, Nov. 27. At St. Paul. MIn.. Monday, the players will be the pueats of the 'St. Paul Dart

mouth Alumni association. The team

is due to arrive at Seatle Wednesday night.

Bob Roper and Bob Martin Billed to Battle Nov. 24 Capt. Bob Roper of Chicago Is going to tackle his soldier rival. Bob Martin, very shortly. They have been matched for a twelve round bout a: Baltimore on Nov. 24. Eddie Long, who is Roper's manager, will leave with the heavyweight today. After that bout Long will Journey along to Jersey to make arrangements for a training camp for Charley White, who is to battle Champion Benny Leonard next month.

Pink Mitchell Matched - With Jack Britton Dec. 6

Tom Andrews blew in from Milwaukee last night and closed agreements for & ten-round go between Pinkey Mitchell, his fellow townsman and Jack Britton b"fore his club at Milwaukee for December 6. ' They are to weigh In at V4 pounds. Pinkey Is rilling in and is rapidly outgrowing the

FROM THE FOOTBALL" CAMPS riNTERNATlONAL NEWS SERVICE ANNAPOLIS, Md., Nov. 19. With ideal weather conditions prevailing Head Coach Folwell toaay put the midshipmen eleven through another series of stiff grilling and scrimmage practice. The team is reported In time trim for the game with the Army. NEW HAVEN, Conn. No eleventh hour changes are expected in the Yale eleven which is to meet Harvard In the bowl tomorrow.. It was doubtful If Torn Dickens would be able to get Into the game, due to failure to resume his form. The team went through light signal dril today and will retire to a comparative obscurity this afternoon to await the call to the field tomorrow. HANOVER. N. H. The whole Dart-

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