Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 151, Hammond, Lake County, 14 December 1920 — Page 14

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THE TTMF.fi Tuesdnv. December 14. 1920.

LEWIS HEMLOCK JARS CRM OFF SLEWS DIKE

Crack Motorcyclist Will Ride Harley-Davidson Next Year NEW TORK, Dor. 14. El "i-'irar.-5f r" Lewis won tho world's hoavyf gut catch as oaten can wrrslhiu' on r.i p ions bip last n:glit ly throw

.T Steelier In 1:11 :iS with a head and , 1 ; lock. Ec-.vls u citfhcvl 2 US pounds, I ;w rnty mare than his opponent. j The finish was a spfi'lai ulir one. j ,-': e.-her :is worn d.-un to a v. akf n- j condition by ,:".t tsurct ta!v head- I : .; ;:i the lus-i moments of the con- !

Ileadlocks Wrnr Down hnmp. Stevbcr squirmed out of the first ;'..-.- holds in ihirty-tive s.'ror.J?. lv.it : .- lie ai' ise l,cv:s gut another, ivlib-li !tin:ntain-d tv forty .-oe.md:. -'teeher squirtntd oat and obtained a i .:v scissors, his favorite hold, hut by s.it ?r s-treugih Lewis br-.ko away an! j-r.;.rd on another hcadlock, w hu-.-i lasted forty seconds. Tii . next three were of short durnt' Ti. but Stecher appeared weak and Kfojigy as he pot to his ft-et.

MA VISE THE rROG HAD REAL FEAST

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IN FIGHTIHG CflllT

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LIGHTNINGS

ZTrnr: cA: ii.T.l B0ILS bother

V. P.uy'.e. I-. I!

Tlie t'asin TJebt nlnys f: ve the '''- lours a 1 - n surjoise Ha t u rdu y. Tlie

j i lever ork of Stodoln. llu.en. I'ellar j fund l'.eti.l-r 1 s 1 1 . i to bi-r.-ik tin- '-( j lor e's winnlriK streak. The lonyeM J

' inn was made ty j.-mhr riftT pl' lini,' j I'ji a I'yeb ti" fumble .-i:i.J rutitl.ti j ards 1 or tie- Casin..'s ! ; o t t onhd w n

In li.e iii'M M'oai'Ui. In the a.-l lial

GIRLS BASKET BALL GAME LAST NIGHT

CHICK EVANS

"Chick" Evans says thre ai? wnr. things than being beaten m a go.:'

j liiat.b. !e lias fully ro uvtn j the nervous breakdown winch io.it b.m in a IUiluth liu.-;ilt:il ab..;U p o iiionlh- ;i ;:.

I ISrrr.l TO THC TIME51 j but has d-Vl lope,! .rt 1 -oil on t ' i ruow.N loi.VT. l;ol, IV .. H -In an j ,inriS(.r M n,.,.1:. ,-hHk ,,v, ,; . .xeit'lis Kati-.e of 1. ik.-tlwl which OC- wouldn't inferfete w i'tli his mut'll - . lllll.l l.ot iOi.'.i . : ll,n I.e..,,, ..el-.,.., I I . ....

" . ion it wouki re hard to r.i ,o.v hm

1 on one of ti e ion;

thy would not be ab'.e to play !n the fame agalr.t .!:: State university at Pasadena. Cal.. Nc.v Year's day. McMillan rylintt-rr d a tuiall bone In his hctl some tiii'e a so end TJerkcy was Ki'f'tol su ff.. r.n from a b. g fractured a j tar ago.

lAV.'nil.NV!.;; Kan- !'.-. 1 4 A n-'w '''''' 'J '' K ri.' baslo-t 1 1 ,:ve .da;..s a victory 'i ihuU. Jess Wi!!.,,,! .a o l,h,:l s,anl u 1 1 !i ! " ' ' v 1 r V". ' 4 '" . o t r I ho t 'o. t 11 '' team of 11am-! . .... ,, , .. , ., . i pas-fu r w. re good but t o- Cyclone n , ,,,,,,, i... v . , n-, . ;

When Tris Speaker

L l.es N .ui.i

AND

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ERSON

Ofl TEEGH TEAM

it a!;er apd others were on their re cent hurtino Rri r:?h:r.vf trtp a I!ire Lake. Onrttrm. (".tiv Fo'-.-c-r.e of the r i tv. !ecif;ij t. r' '' fsbinc arid vas told that the i bait was a f xwz. II? di.-in't realize t'.-.at tinv frotr ore rneart. so lie caught h ir.?' !f . riant bullfrog "ml baited his b"! by irise' t g its batb tiirouct. ti'' frosr's hirn! l.s. so that froT!would i'l'iif arottnet r.nd attract t! Ltteotion of the fh. After - bad been nut an Ivor without t't-c ?ic"- of a b"te a nattv ramp naI ilinr -,v and asked wh.: "Nor.?." rf p're-i Foleer. fhwin.-, fro? wit'", which b had haired the !ioc!. "I he. vt o't caut'h' h r

ho ;v I'liiijoej. kinif of h'.tvwi n March 1 7 , f to t y, ar.

TI,

Tiass s wore liicinoK to ,,r nlcicilit'W

1 j by 1 ludak. J The r.-isiii'i lineup was as follow

lornier wo bis r ha moinn v. In! i i. v;.i., l t t:t....rr i i :

fell thorn fame v. Io n he erum;.:. d in a ;, ,, ,. Mroz: It. i; Zeln-u.-ki;

oi-.jsnss map a: i'. nips, In I in lo-l . t.. s'llUtnik; U

o .... ,.. jeais ;i;m, ,s i,, win r i s . s( ,,,, , , . ; ,. If., i ; u ?. k . 1

title h.l. lv-- but t.r:-; jle u :lll! lo "1 1 ll-ps.-y. l.lno lt.;. d ;'-ain.-t !

Who t . ; i h i :: a w.;i hi to 1 lie u ol Ul" lie

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cdat'huh,,;,: t;:-ZZ ! All Saints Team Wins"

Seventh Game

.".;joe ordinary men iiku a p an', c.u - i ly in h:s -i"i '.bs. and f. et fi mivIo-s 1" st.Ciie j,-; : h a:i aoi'.N that w a - snrj.1 :n. .lee!..; , , ,ritrht re.l !

mo ms to be Miine ihsj.ule. about the throw in:; of a ba-ket from out '! ! bound by a Hammond player, tio'j I.' I . (.-iris ii;m rl:ti; that the refeve I tii:t .hsallowo.l this .sere and lat i" ehaniji d his ruling to one l.ivurii,,' 1 1 la mmuml. 1

Pal Moore Wins After

Hard Bout with Hughes jr. 'C !hV.'ttr.

INDIANA TEAM TO TAKE TRIP

The Ei'-omingtfin ilnd.) Independent haskrlbail team will make a trip through nortii'Tn Indiana and Illinois, Ma i tins: T'"cenih. r ZH. They .aVe two

opn ot.'S and would i;ko to heir

i'iii'.'iS'i teams in

tiie 110 to la nound eias. Cames can

.MEMPHIS. Tf

1 1. - Pal I be arran

d by wi

John Schrani,

. Momphis bantam, ib-feaii d 1 : j iiisiiiic

by Hughes, New Orb ans. in an 8-roiind J

match last msht '"at tin; local jamp-c,

Pajoin ntrtou, Ind.

DEMPSEY-BRENNAN

j jack was forced to call on e ei y: h' n l; i lie had to accomplish the job. Hallo s j sliil.h.iiiily conlsted the tight from !.:-

end find in M'vcra' cose

1 Mo..re to break aw a v.

nv .tack VEIOCK I finlifnmin Rtttr Tninrnrl-

Sport-.n Editor ) iiil,J iiijuiv,

line of the most exett inr games

H ':. Service

NEW YOiiK. Io. v world's lo a v w

1 1 - ja. k i'f:t,.- j jiay not riay m umo liame ; iit boxins: chain-

:.nd h,.- ..: p r t m the h. alt h.

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mi bmt; hour.'

n. He is t he p.c, ui e o

the p-t:-i ir.sidc yo'-"

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tel'l." laucho: haven't locked

"I'm coins; to l!t-U leinpsey thisj tni:.." he s.iid. - I'm riot, ii-iirni;- for; the sioot , nd . f the jii I can lici: j 1'. mpacy and I'm p.-m t , prove n to j the w id .Match 17. If 1 d dn't think I ; would win I wiubfi.'t ba.e tal,, !i til - t I'.-Cca. I

ij the heas.m was tday.-d last .Saturday p:on. wdl d-fond h:s. title here tonight j HF.RK LEV, Cab. 1'".-. 11 Two tnetnI w lo n St. i'obimbanus of Tiieapp play- j for the seo.oid time Fince he won It; r,,.rs of the I'nivrr.-ity of Calif orn a I t-d the All Saints ohampions. Chicago, f rotn Jess WiMird at Tdf do. j football team, pan McMillan, ncht

I l a I I o u . : I 1 1 III. I VIII o 1 il I - - M ' o - j I o . 1 1 ,ii j, i ii o "it .... ff.-.l rinniir in tin ir . ai .. AH Sat tits ', P.rrnuan .f I 'tii.':se. known in civ:l

team was :o fast that Chb.ai;o o.ulil j 1 . f - as HVImm Shanks, in a 1 j round : ,,,

taekb', and P. w . re rejiot trd

ears wer--

. Il 1 irr.pti. i" o r. :

;.-v. end.

from m.j':.-. d that p'.-.i

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MAC DRAFT Chimney Sweep HAS RETURNED

1 Now is the tims to have vour

stf ppcrl-up chimney and furnace (loaned by an expett -. Mac Draft. F or prompt attention call

3 J. E. Leach, Motorcycle Shop.

PHONE HAMMOND 2137

hardy loop their . j e ; , t, th bail., lout loa deej,oii. The c ml est Will hi .

Km st it would be about I1 jard- , nas"l in amont Madison Shuare t.arthroiih center an 1 then 1 ,, ards j.den. w h. r- Joi n !.. Sullivan and many

f ro. ct.

Paul Anderson, t!

Hammond d:rt

GIPP DIES EARLY TODAY

"I'm ro ire cor ft. lent r.- .v tliari 1 w a i j ast before i'lir o : h i r ma t ,. h. I ii.ln ; Win Ilelll ail. I Won I . :' -e ; i, i lollits in n r . w n n I then 1 t. tups, y cltpp. d no . It was liable (., happen any tune. I" tiipp' y was 1 u. l.y. Any ti-htep v.iil be ollppe.i ,.nco. Ti is in xt I mm It won't l,e int. 1 w;..-,rt i-a'i'.-ihtl cln.unu at T o do. I b.-ario d mv h.-.-ou. I

apieee aro ynl each end. All Sairits wou'd Inn.'

champ, ons

o-i,. : " day. display.!

ored anollmr then- ;,t ..v. - ::i ars gone by.

I t oiebd ,wii in the last ;' .v miitu'csj Tieripsf ". fu v? b-ut a f t r winning w h.-n they iv. -ie only two fret 'romi th" t.tle w a.. fought. a.'imt ibliy th- p.;il but wire p.-n.iliKe 1", v.uiv Mi.-k-- bast .' -a 1 y f.utth. The St. T'ati! t,.i- ha. ktbhl In Mi.-ti,,n an.1 then t !e j b.iitbr last.. I -niy thiae rounds. ft. tie.. ..riilol. All lints haa abeit t'c t T.-ti-ulit l t:t -oti paper loop.s ali f;;. .-st team for their 7.0 and wmht1 tnnd as easy, tbouiih P.r. nnan is n.or in and arotind Hammond. All Saints, rnp-d than Mif l;'- 1 v i" was and has n

' won :a . n itainrj out . f eiabt the en-: world of eonfldenee in h's ability

1 NT tR NATIONAL NEV-S SE'ViCt ' SOl'lll HEM'. Ind. Ih-c. 1 1. c b-ors.-.-Clipti. star half ba'-k of the un-b-feate-t Not It; Ihtme fontba'! foam, do.d li-re early today f :b w a t.-.ree w. - ks' illnes.i of .st rep: ooic throat tr.oibb".

motlo r. 1

traok artist who pulled down a lomr fer.es of first prises in the motorcycle 1 a.-ej of Northern Ind. ana during the last summer, is to try a different meur.t next year. Anderson w. n his fame tht year r:d:r.s an Excels' or. lie was associated with A. J. Wiiir. in c .Muiu, tins a m -to: cycle and bicycle store m Gary as sr. adjunct to J'r. Wal.'s Iiammon i store. Itecent'.y h-. dispose,! of his interest to Mr. A'ali and yes;t rady to .k er.;ii:yinii;t at the niototvycie slu-p of J. E. I.eech. Mr. Ecech handled the IIarley-Da id-.-..; mai-hin and is also proijioter or 1 -.e races at the obi M'neval Springspeedway near Porter. E-ecu received eo::pie of special r.ictnsr models early it. the fa'l j-ist in time t: use them at

i last, rate st the porter track. The '.-Ik they did then von the admiration of Anderson who had won fanm on t :: Ih'ir,r.i:nrl, Porter. Crown Point and

lictart tracks. He wis confident that

even better results could be obtained

from the. speed cars by a man who had 1 ar. : j t.mo to got thoroughly acquainted . AT MAPI:. ON, WIS . Tony Innnls beat 1

v how to (ijit t 1 i 1 17 will ; r a e I

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t 1 r. si a .-on.

and , ..... ,. I ,

w bieb mnt I i in. ? cos ,a Ions' way.

1 ..v.- ver. as I enips y Knock.. i I.tfti10m . ut in the s,th r..und i f a scheduled ten round bo. it in Milwaukee two

years ncn

Th . 1 1 n.-u . for t he All Sands ham

! ninns was: E. Heilv. E. E.: A . V-.u tiK

J.nk Hemp. !. W biaru s tia;ne- is . -y Nisevii h. I. ;. ; W. Earl. C ev. n more cotiftd. t,t than J,s. "Thr. e i ,; . Euris, It. (',.: T. Cat loll. K. T . ; C we.'is w:li be enough to nut I, ,01 in! : '-

shape. Wo'!! stay lore f,.r tin- h -i : - ' g ODDBBanBDn:!UQDEitin P 8 0 0 0

nays ana men c. m-t to tstablish a ;! 1 :h" '''' January. Wi!-.B jj-l JA tO MV GYV OYiG lard's takinvr it n,w. E-'-rht le.- r

i" the ai ami ir- 1 m t t-mi -111

KJ I u llilllieU lllliu vr.n'c

ilia:, bmp hours ..tit l'lert y of road v or!;.

He'll b

c ..md 1

.an-ii 17.

her and sister w ore I

at his beds.ue when death occurred.

CHANEY LANDS K. 0.

ilipp was 24 years old. Three weeks ao be l.-.-came ill of t on:-: 1 i t ss, wbicti iieei'r."J into r.neuinon.a. Many ol

his teammates xxnK f.i'ow student c oti fered their blooj f r transfusion, but i liipp was to.) weak to undergo the vp. : iratum.

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Ei clear small picture, photo, post card or snap-

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T!I!I IIM-T rn-n T. ' . , MM-.lt.UI l-ltllj. II2 IISI, oio.ie.v t o.ao1 .UI.AHEI.F ill". Hoc. 1 - a..-..; -a ,.fu, 0Ji V,.IU., Voll ,,,,, hav.. ,.. buy a iti'ii.y of Itai'.n.oe kuooi.ed ,..t fninie f r it or pay c. i.. p-nnv. Your small t.'harlm 1U trie of M i i w a u I; . -.- in om- ; ft ti'.'lure will be returned ur.narmerl See th.;

round n. t-e .,,..!,. ... , ;. , :.. i art:.-t's worl: t the store V-. m

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FIGHT DECISIONS .'ecisions of fij-iit r-: preenta 1 1 v

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w.th them. Anderson now become? a member ' 'he Leech team and will be seen in action by his friends on all of the tracks of the region ns.l year.

BURKE DEFEATS PETROSKEY

NET CTtEEANS. Dec. It. Marty F.arfce. this city, defeated Sailor IV-tr-fni.-p lat ntn-ht In fifteen rounds at

........ j ... rew Olympic Club. F.urke majs a! r'tnehing ba? of tha eastern sailoi for i t ;ven rounds of th- fight, two b ,ln;

even, while Petroekay by hard lighting ; AT MEMPHIS Pa! Moore beat Bobby 'arned two of the rounds. I Hughes tS).

I'rankie Schaffcr il''). Jor.nny Men kiiorked out Jimmie Marhs

4 t. AT PHILADELPHIA Georee Chaney knocked out Charlie Mtrie (P. Frankie Pice brat K. O. Circus i7. AT BUFFALO Mixer Mitchell beat Jimmy Duffy (ln. Jimmy Coedrich beat Youn Michaels 1"E AT DETEOIT Dick Atkins and Youns Marine, draw (1"). Sid Earbarian beat Lew Goidie (10). AT NEW OH LEANS Martin Parke beat Sailor Petrosky (151. Red FHntinon knocked out Steve Carter (2.

IN some farm operations, in many manufacturing lines, and, more particularly, in refining and distribution of petroleum products, large s '"tile operations are essential to insure maximum economy and service. The production of crude oil varies but little on account of seasonal changes, and the refining processes are continuous operations. The consumption of petroleum products, however, varies widely with the season. In summer, consumption far out-strips production, while during the winter months the reverse is true. To prepare himself for the summer rush, the oil refiner, who is ambitious to render a maximum service, must operate his refineries et full capacity throughcut the year, and must provide cdequate storage tc take care of his surplus cutput during tht winter mcnths, and store ;t against a day of maximum demand when the country roads and city boulevards are crowded with machines, and the farmer has his traclor in the field. To perform this service requires the investment cf huge sums of money, and the maintainar.ee of a compete crgar.izaricn at Jl times. Th? Standard Oil Company (Indiana) is ambitious to be a leader in the p-troleum industry. It is ambitious to render to the people of the Middle West as near a perfect service as care, thought, and adequate resources can devise. In carryir.'; on its busir.rss. the Company has invested more than 185 million dollars; it operates four large refineries in which it manufactures the many varieties of petroleum products needed by the consuming public. It operates 3215 bulk stations, more than 10C0 filling stations, and a fleet of nearly 4000 tank delivery truck3. Its permnnent orRanizaticn consists cf about 23,000 efficient loyal men and women, working under one head, to render a service which makes it possible for you to get a gallon of gasoline, or a quart of oil, or a pound of grease, when j'ou want it, and wherever you may be. Standard Oil Company (Ir.ihrui) 910 So. Michigan Ave., Chicago

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Brunswick Records

Offer

Davs

Here is a Christmas gift which will always radiate joy in your horns. Evgry home should have a Brunswick Phonograph we are making it possible for jrou to have one in yours this Christmas. We have on hand a limited number of the popular Model 107 Brunswick Phonograph illustrate J tarewith. The cases are in red and brown mahogany and figured oak. For two days only we propose to effer this hmdsome instrument, together with $5 worth of records, 200 steel needles and the diamond needb and the sapphire ball point which enables you to play all makes cf records. Total cost, $130 delivered v in your home fcr moderate paymcrt down

the Balance i Payable at

$7.00

Moninly

R. H. Reid Manager

525 Hchman St.

Hammond, Ind.

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