Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 150, Hammond, Lake County, 13 December 1920 — Page 6

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WHITING BOWLING IHEZE CLARK

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DT TAD (Fimus Cartoonist and Sport TVntpr.) (Written for the I. N. Service.) NEW YOIIK. DfC. 13. Jack Hcniiey w ill appear in a. matth at Madison Square Uardrn tomorrow night for th,; rir.t timr in his life. Drmpsry is thf only heavyweight rhamplon with the exception of JrtIrirs and Jack Johnson who has not appeared in Madison Square Garden. All thf others from Sullivan down ousht and won there. Tomorro.v 11:5 hi the champion meets Bill Rrcnnan. We can't say that we get an awful Ki'k out of th match. ISrennan is a j,ood man. He's just about Pempsry'3 size and is a frood boxer, hut as far as sx-kinp goes. Tiill is a bit minus. lie. has met and won from a number of men that Pempsey met but where they stuck alons with Rill they were carried out after meeting Dempsey. Dempsey stopped Rrennan a few ears aso in ;'ix rounds. After the bout Brennan declared a broken ankle forced him to stop. Tomorrow night a broken Jaw may force him to "sky the wipe." There is no betting- on the bout at a!). Odds arc too great in Pempsey'3 favor. There are not even betting- BUI will stay ten rounds, or even five. l!i!I may win with a K. O. Who knows? Certainly, the Athletics might beat the Cleveland Indians five in a row. 5:r Barton might make Man O' War look as though he had a truck hitched on behind. Thormalon might outbat Babe rtuth. Sure thing. But would you bet on UT

PICKS TEAMS

STALEYS IN 0-0 TIE WITH AKRON

Decatur Staleys and teh Akron professionals battled to a scoreless tie yesterday afternoon at the Cub ball park, before 12,000' fans. With a strong claim to the world's professional football championship as the prize, the teams put'up one of the greatest semipro grid struggles ever witnessed in Chicago. Honors were about even, so another game will ae necessary to settle the issue. A slippery field made the going to-jgh for both teams. Favored with good footing, it's hard to tell what might have happened in view of trn cluster of former college stars toted by both teams. Sufficient was put on display, however, to satisfy the big crowd. The conditions favored the lighter players and as a result Pady Driscoll and "Dutch" Sternaman of the Staleys. and Fritz Follard. a Chicago colorel boy who earned ail-American honors at Brown, were the outstanding offensive stars. Chamberlain of Nebrasn.it. 'eft end for the Staleys, and Bailey, ex-Center College center with Akron, were the leading defensive star tor their teams. Paddy Driscoll substituted for Lanum at the start of the second period. It didn't take Paddy long to convince aMnager George Malas of the .staleys that ho hadn't made any mistake in borrowing him from the Chicago Cardinals for the afternoon. In three tries, Driscoll gained twenty yards, only to be forced to punt. Pollard was on the receiving and lugged the ball back twenty-two yards to Akron's 4:-yard line. A pass, McCormlck to Nash, and short gains by King and Tollard. who did most of the heavy work for Akron throughout the gaoie. carried the fighting into Staler territory. A penalty stopped the Ohio team and the Staleys got the ball back on their 30-yard line. Neither team threatened during the ba'ance of the period.

1NDIANAPOUS, Intl.. Dec. 1 1. - The close of the greatest football season in the history of Indiana high schools finds Wabash high school a stror.;,' claimant for the state champion,-ihi;. declared Heze Clark, football authorityend sports writer. In announcing hu selections for All-State Indiana high school football teams. Clark. 'a All-tntc Trams. First team U. K., Marks (Wabash); I.. T., Kelso (Clinton); L. G. Keickel (Manual); '., S. Butler (Wabash); R. G . , Dayhoff ( Worthington ) ; K. T.. Stull (Hhortridg.-); 11. ; , Payne (Technical); Q. It.. R. Anderson( Clinton); 1.. H . , Griggs (Tech); 11. H., R . Krazier (Wabash), F. B., Kldd ( Bloomfifld.) Second team 1 K., Wooljar (.Technical). R. T Huneite (Technical) U. G., Slower Kirklin; C., N. Durham (Newcastle); K. G., Mitchell (ihortridge): R. T.. Wundrum (Manual); Ji. E., Konold (Klwood); (J. It., Screes, (Tech.) L. H . . Wertz (Manual); K. 11.. Kliott (Shvridun); F. B . , L. Pickcl (Wiley). Third team R. K., Beno (Clinton); R. T., IcN'amee (Wabash); R. G . ,, Showalter (Wabash); C. .Staggs (Garfield); li. G.. York (Manual); R. T.. Whitehead ( Kvar.sville) ; R. V... Li. Roudin (RickneJl); Q. R., Cornell (Bicknell); R. II.. Stickle (Clinton); R. 11., F. Boor (Newcastle); F. K . , Kilgore (Shortridge). Clark gives the following honorable mention: Ends Anderson (Wabash), K. Rowlcs (Newcastle, Kast (Rlwoodi. Woodridge (Worthington), Rapp (Wiley), Strickler (Greenfield). Tackles Churchman (Shortridge), Kmigholz (Manual). Guards Schoonover (Garfield), J. Butler (Wabash). Centers Hedges (Technical). Marlowe (Wiley), Burns (Kirklin). Quarterbacks McMurty (Sheridan), Wilson (Wabash) Rohrabaugh (Kirklin), A. Buckner (Worthington). Nesbit (Garfield). Halfbacks lyowts (Klwood), Hodges (Wiley), Riley (Shortridge), Harmcdon (Manual). Parr (Sheridan). Fu'lbacks Reichty (Wabash). R. Jolly ( N'ewartt.cle). Northam (Sheridan1, LpdegralT (Technical). Clark, who announced his selections in the Indiana Daily Times today is an official of the Big Ten conference and formerly was all-western half-back, a position won while playing on the Indiana University squad. After being barred for thirteen ycaia from the list of sports of the three Indianapolis high schools, football came back strong this year and the city championship went to Technical high school. whose grid squad defeated both Manual and Shortridge. Manu tl defeated Shortridge and Sheridan, but when Manual and Shortridge tacklod the speedy Wabash team both went down under lop-sided scores. When Bloomfield met the. Wabash eleven in Indianapolis, the northerners came away victorious by a comfortable margin. In Clark's opinion the wonderful record of the Wabash squad, which permitted no contender to take the bail nearer the Wabash goal than twenty yards, entitles that school to a strong claim to the championship and, ha says, most football followers believe Wabash has the best team seen in this state in many years. Clinton high school, champion of the Wabash valley, was defeated only once, then by a narrow margin, playing Robinson, III. Comparison of the Wabash-Bioomfleld and Clinton-Man-1 ual games, however, gives Wabash an! edge on the honors in Clark's belief.

OFF HARD WORK: SAYS HE'LL WIN

N K W YORK. Dec. 13. -Bill Brennan is just as confident that he. will lick the daylights out of Jack Dempsey it Madi-son square garden Tuesday night as Jack Dempsey Is that he will retain the title and again show it to his mother on Christmas day.

A stranger going Into Brennan's camp, watching him work, and then listening to him bubble over with the apparently convincing argument I e will emerge champion, eomes away more than half believing the big fellow will accomplish wha-t he has started out to do. Rill is all set for the fracas. He wound up his hard woik yesterday before a crowd that bulged the walls ';f Grupp's gymnasium. Today the challenger did some shadow boxing and rope jumping in order to keep himself Umber, and tomorrow he will follow in the footsteps of th' champion by doing road work. Ulil Si n I'tn Wordn. Rill has bee ii quoted In the follow-

JUNIOR MOOSE BASKET BALL Th Junior Moose Basketball team defeated the K. C. U. team at East Chicago to the tune of It to 7. Roth teams 3iayed a good game, with the Junior Mo having the edge in team play. The score at the end of the first half was 4 to 2 In favor of the Moose, each team resorting more to a defensive game. Comirfg back in the second half the Moose took the lead and tried clever team work were able to win by a comfortable margin. The "Old Reliable" Mike Keenan was on the job. which goes to show the game was well refereed. The Junior Moose still have a few more open dates. For games write H. J. Hill !24 Magoun avenue. Kast Chicago, Ind., or phone K. C. "43-M.

Lewis and Stecher Ready for Mat Bout Tonight NEW YORK. Dec. 13 Joe Stecher and Ed "Strangler" Lewis announced themselves ready last night for the gong today, which will start them off in their championship wrestling bout here. Both wrestlers concluded their training yesterday in the same gymnasium before big crowds, and declared themselves physically perfect.

Football Scores Staleys, p: Akron. 0. Logan Square Reserves, 6; Montro3e A. C, 0. Fuller Park Bulls, 20; St. Gabriel 11. S.. II. Crystals, fi: Lyons. n. Mozarts. Zt; Hanson & Keller Speedboys, 0. West Arrows, 0; Opal A. A., 0. r..r.ra 40- Melrose Park. 6.

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those fanB who haven't read It. we'll repeat : "This is the chance I have been looking for. ever since I lost to Jack two years agro. I don't believe ne would have whipped me on that occasion if one of my ankles hadn't gone on the fritz, leaving- me a cripple. "Jack can hit hard, but I believe can hit harder. lie haa a. lot of knockouts to his credit, but the records show I have the advantage over him there. Yoti can lay a little bet

that I'm solng1 t oba returne winner Tuesday, and all these wUeores who believe Iwlll po down In te early rounds will be served with asurprlm on a silver platter. That's al."

Basketball Score Klchth Regiment Llght'eldUs. i'j; Bethel A. C. 17. Knglcwood Kagles, IS; Chardler A. C. 2. Watseka High. It; Vrban.l Ijpih. 27

Austin Swedish Mission. 17; Kasch A. C, 7. Oak Homes, OS; Nationals, 16. Winchester High, II; Murrayvills T". of Wis., 23; Knox College. 16.

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lege. 32. Peoria Central, CO; Vnlversity HiRn. 11. Rout High, 40; Yersair.es H'.sh, li. Valparaiso University. 34; Michiga":tv V. M. C- A.. 0.

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