Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 142, Hammond, Lake County, 3 December 1920 — Page 10
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Friday, December 3, 1920.
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Bantam Match in Prospect
NOTIli: PAMK, Ic. 3. With Onrgp 'lil'l', th I'lin'g ntnr, lyinK critically 111 with vr m,,r!-'' , plans fr postf.on K-'nifii in tlio far f?t huvn hem ataiilorn1 ly NotrevOamr. (Jil'P
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Big Mass Meeting for Athletic Field and to Get Support for Crack Teams for Hammond.
An ppl to very loyal cltiten of Hammond: Are you lnter3tei In g-ood clran .thistle sport In th city of Hammond? If you are a public spirited citizen with the weTfare. of the city at hoarc, you must answer this question la the affirmative. If you really -woulJ like to see Ham. mond represented by a first clas semlpro baseball club next summer and h. top notch A No. 1 professlonwl football team next fall then please make it your business to be present at the Mtr mass meeting to be held this evenins at the court house at 8:01 p. m. in Judu? Kelter's court room. A movement Is on foot at the present time to organize a stock company of at least 2.0" fans to raise funds to build a mammoth park on 150th street, near Columbia avenue. This project has the Indorsement of all our leading business and professional men. includingour city officials and If the "pep" meeting: belner held tonight Indicates that local followers Of xood clt-an sport are eager and desirous of entering1 Into this proposition with the proper spirit there will be no question but' what Hammond will In a verv fhort time be placed in the same ranks -with the leading: cities of the west In the way of baseball, football and sport In peneraL EVERYBODY BOOST.
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Steelier Downs Draak and Santel in Handicap Bout GRXyfZ RAPIDS. Mich., Dec. 3. Joe Stecher, heavywelg-ht wrestling- champion, won a handicap wrestling: contest here last night, throwing- Tom Drank, Netherlands champion, with & body scissors hold in 45 minutes and 14 secends, and Joe Santel. an Italian - re tr. in 23 minutes and IB second. ?ith an arm and, body hold. Stecher egrreed to throw the men within i h-!ars or lose the match.
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NKW YOI5K. IW. 3. I'rte llorman neht, but today physicians thiuKht he has a real scrap in pmepett today. The hn.l passed the crisis. little hunt am champion from New Or-j An invitation to play fleortia Tech leans promised 1x lUckud lie would i nt Atlanta next season -was received meet the winner of the I.ynrli-Shnrk. y : today and the proposal Is being- given content, stnsed at the 'I'.anlen" last : C(,n.si, I. ration by athletic officials. night. I,ynch was the winner. By 1 - . knocking out Jack Sharkey In the lan !
round of their l.'.round battle Iyncli punched his way to u championship match and that he has better than a fair chance, of uncrowning- the lad from Ijoulslano. is the concensus of opinion anionjr those who saw him tatter down the rushed J-harkey. Articles for a Herman-Lynch bout have not yet been signed. but the match will be closed within a day or
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Is believed Promoter Itlckard will stape it Christmas Kve. Iynch Is more of a bantam weight than Herman himself. The New York
lad weighed 117 pounds for Sharkey, j NEW YORK, Dec. 3.- Stout little who scaled 122. Herman seldom enters lers and stout little heart carried
the ring- these days weighing under i small Jack Sharkey through a farful
110. noundinir at the hands of Joe Lynch
for fourteen rounds, at Madison Square iJardtn last nijjht. Then after forty-three seconds ft battering in the fifteenth :-i'i last round. Sharkey fell over th u;rs in his own corner, finally sllpp im ; the floor under a shower of cruel Mows, to be counted out by Patsy Haley, the referee. Sharkey fell before his skin-
I ny rival in the bantam division after N7.W YORK, Dec. 3. An offer of a j an astounding rally In the ninth and site for the holding- of th Dempsey- j tenth rounds, when It looked as if he Carpentler heavyweight championship must surely be dropped, fle-ht in Oariada was received here es- He seemed to have turned the tide
terday by Promoter Tex Rickard. of battle.
who bent over him fumhlinjr for Sharkey's face and purmneling away. t was now that Sharkey was dislodged end went down for the last time.
will be mada for practice and lingering up.
CRISIS; RECOVERY
NOW PROBABLE HARVARD WANTS
GAME WITH OHIO
BY LYNCH IN 15TH
Joe I.jnrh knocks not Jack Sharkey
rounds at w Yrk.
Kniskle Manns outpoints Jimmy Mnrph; In right round nt St. Loala.
COL.lTMHUS. o.. Dec. 3 Athletic Director St. John of Ohio State Thursday received a telegram from Harvard university athletic department asking Ohio state to play Harvard at Cambridge during the season of 1921. The offer undoubtedly will be turned down because It was made with the restriction that Harvard could not come to 'olumtus to play a return game In the new stadium in li22. Faculty restrfctlon was given as the reason. Coach AVI Ice. called his football men together for the first practice since th-; teuin broke training nearly two weeks ajjo. Dally practlee will be In order until the team leaves for California Dec. IS. While en route several stopovers
Tremaine Over Weight, Moore Bout Canceled CLEVKUXD, Dec. 3. Tha tenround bout scheduled for last night
between Tal Moore of Memphis an! ' Carl Tremaine of Cleveland, bantam, j was called off late yesterday because j Tremaine was one pound over the j stipulated weight of 119 pounds at -t p. m., and Moore would not concede j
the extra weight.
large score against the A. C. Joe Unng reputed as one of the best little football players bis size In Lake county will be In the Dodgers" lineup. The Dodgers lineup for Sunday will be: C. Irfirmon; guards. Rent and Fitzgerald; tackles. Piper and Meehan; nds, Williams and Iver; halfbacks. Conroy and W. Quinn: quarterback, F. Qulnn: fallback, John. Ixrg.
$50,000,000 BET ON MARYLAND TRACKS BALTIMORE, Md., Dec. 3. The stupendous sum of $50,000,009 or more pased through the betting machines "f the four big Maryland race tracks during the season of 110 days Just ended, according to figures obtained yesterday.
AFTER FOOTBALL HONOR IN MATCH
The East Chicago Dodgers will try to annex the 125 pound championship Sunday when they lock noma with the strong Harrison A. C. of Hammond at Harrison Park Sunday at 2. SO. Both teams have a strong record for the season and both teams are confident of victory. The Dodders have a bag full of trick playa and hope to pile up a
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The proposition from a syndicate of wealthy Ottawa sportsmen, suggested holding the contest at Hull, Just across the river from Ottawa, during June. It was stated that 250,OCO was available as a guaranty, arwl Rickard was requested to meet and discuss the matter with a representative of the Canadian syndicate. Under tba contract signed by the promoters and the two pugilists, the bout can be held anywhere in the United States. Canada. Mexico or Cuba, providing the principals are given sufficient notice of the site to arrange for proper training facilities.
The Times' want a3s tring astonishing results if their users ara o be believed.
for the thirteenth apparently strong.
only to run Into a right-hand sma.-ii n the chin that dropped him to the floor. He rested on one knee, looking up dumbly as the referee counted up to nine. Lynch, eager. Ike a whippet in leash, waited, his blood and water soaked gloves, half raised. Sharkey got tip. weakly. Lynch, awarmed over hirh, hammering at Sharkey's pudgy body like a roan beating a carpet. Sharkey could scarcely get his hands up, but somehow got through that fourteenth. As the bell sounded for the fifteenth and his econds yanked his stool from under him. the little fellow moved out
to meet the swiftly on-coming Lynch j
with feeble step. A right to the chm and Sharkey was down. He took a count of nine, then fell across the ropes In his corner, his back to Lynch.
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