Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 153, Hammond, Lake County, 16 December 1920 — Page 17

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Ramrrond Industrial Hi ?cho-; 1ivl rcju'ar baske'lm!! jrame of tn: .,n,:,n v ill !). nlay-ii ton-orrow en-1-c at the Uvitis scr..1 gym. Tit.team from the t.owfll high slo! thC VISll'T. The JIamuiond to air. Vs f?i pra" : .; p !..! and is tapi-liy dfVo!oritiB rt .. a bunch of real vk d ar'.ist -hey t.t their first practice aiti th l- Ahunnl bu. Ut Friday night -honed their class by defeating: tlx. T'rr-.bytT-iiin A. T.o'.v-li las! year showed ohmpion- :.:; c'ass and i c.-n.-ldercd t-very bit as utrf.ns f.:. seas- n. T ti s-.jUi .,JL:nty br. .-off,-red B defeat at t.g las-t week but biar.'.e !t to the fa--t . several of th'ir best men were ot in the lineup. These wen arc with the squad once nvre thu week and r. appear ajraln.; Ilamni'inJ.Tho Irving gym will hA paokrd l-'n-Ay evening and indications now r no better game w HI be seen in llsir.mond during the entire season.

GIPP'S GRID PALS PLAY LAST TRIBUTE

NOTRE DAME. Ind.. Pec. IS Am'.d .'irfojndlnf.i which for pacefulness nl solemnity were in sharp contrast '. his last departure from Notre Dame 'or the football game at Evanston, the l-Ody of George Gipp, late !drl of the football world, who died Tuesday- or "Jireptococele lhrei.t infection, left here -is morning fr Iaurium, Mtch.. where buria! will be made toady. Tho football mates who fought alongside Gipp through two successive undefeated campaigns escorted the remains to the train. The grid men. who headed the procession, walked in football formation. The place formerly occupied by Gipp, left halfback, was . leant. 8!s members of the football team acfompanied the body to Laurium, Capt. "oughl!n. Brandy. Barry. Iar.en. 11. Anderson and Wilcox were the men selected to represent the squad. The last three were echcolmates of G'.pp at Calumet CMIch. High. The entire student body at Notre Dime marched to the train at South Bend as the body of the dead star started on its final Journey. It was a tragic contrast to a time. Just twentyfour days ago. when the great halJback left with hia mates for the Northwestern game. Then those same 2.Ut!i cheered themselves hoarse. The death of Gipp was not due ts his participation in the Northwestern game, according to attending physicians and his mother, members of the party said. The Notre Dame star has long been suffering from tonsil trouble and the physicians agreed that this ailment had been gradually undermining hts health.

DEiffSEY HAD AN EKE Ofl FUTURE

P.Y JACK VKKH'K j 1 1. N. .Servio Sporting Editor. i N'HW YORK. lc. 16. JUpxati l-r I wept when there were no more tie!ls j f.r iuin to n.-nquer. I Ja '.i Ivmpf.v nrpii'd twentu-Ui; century niethud to a situation similar 10 that faend by tho famous conqueror j of ancient history. ; Me set aiiout creating new fields, jmd I tlierriiy out-Aleei Ai'vandcr. j This is the popular solution today ; j the Dempsey-Brenn.m l.iystery. I In short it was od tusmss " r Df'inr"-"y to knock nut hali.l-ouie V.i'.i ! in tweAc n.iinds t ereas a tlire. ; round knockout v .ul.) have b-u t.d business for a number of very piaus'M-- ' reasons. i Having defeated every h"a y weight . of class oti tills side of tne Atlaiilic. Dempsey was faced with the pr!p.-ct of long periods tf idleness. Ani no one get? paid for being- idle, not even j a champion. . 1 i

! INTEN'T!ONAl NEWS StRVICSi N I AV YORK. O. c. 1 ri. American leaRiie manager und musnatea began drifting into town unlay for tl:e ninif.l ! '.: eir,l.. r m. . t,n. .'r ir-.inl.r1 to convene tomorrow at the llrlmont h .tel. W ith a majority of N;itl;a! Leaguo

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Valpo on Springfield's 1921 Gridiron Program

SPRINGKI Kl-P. Mast, flee. i. The football scludule for 1S21 for Kprtngfleld Y. M. C. A. -oliege as announced to date Is featured by an agreement f,.r a game here with Y& liiut i iso university, msde in a teleiifion- runf'-r-er.ee w'tb lr. George Ks'gan of tlie Indiana Irani. The schedule as far as completed fo!io-s: t. 1. West Vo;tit at Ves Point: i. t. 12. Holy Cross t S p ri n gfi' Id : Oct. I'.rowii ". I ft"' vid-n.r Oct. HP. 'al-rarnt-.i a: Springfield; Nov. i. Detroit iinivers.ty at Detroit. t Negotiations are in progress for a aine with Notre Dilute university in l h is city.

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J IONDON. Dec. 1. Georges Carpenj tier, champion heavyweight pugilist of ! Kurope, who left for Paris yesterday after witnessing an.1 the bout between Frank Moron and Joe Beckett here ! Friday last, declared flutly that he ' v. ould not fl j h t any r.n prior to his , m.'itcli with Jack Dempsey the world's ' champion. This sti:ement was made

in answer to widely published reports that he was about to sign for a match with Moran and that he also would fl:ht Tommy Hums, former world's champion. Francois Descamps. Carpenter? manager, asserted that Carpentler's contract with Dempsey precluded anv fight prior to that with the world's champion. Discussing the arrangements with Dempsey, Carpentler said 't did not make the slightest difference

to him where he contested for the championship. "Any place In the' world suits me," he declared.

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BT TAD 'Famous Cartoonist and Sport. ng Writer.) (Written for the I. N. Service.) NEW YORK, Dec. IS. Now that the fans have had a breathing spell and who's this has met who's this, the Dempsey-IJrennan match has simmered down to this: Dempsey was not himself. Jack Kearns. after the fight, smilingly remarked that Dempsey's poor showing would make the odds on comingfights better. Jack said something. Today any number of tight followers give you the laugh as you mention the champion's name and say. "Wait tin Wlllard or Carpentier get that guy." That may be so. men, but "waif." The next time you see Jack Dempsey he will probably be himself. He will be the slugging, fearless, pitiless caveman of the man that he was at San Francisco, at New Orleans, at Toledo and at Benton Harbor. Tom Jones, former manager for Jess Wlllard. was still wondering at the Dempsey angle today. "I never saw Defupsey In such a p:.or fight before," said Tom. "As much as I hate that big Willard. I feel sure he'd have stopped Dempsey In live rounds the other night. Jack didn't seem to have anything but a desire to fight. He had that but he rouldn t fight.'

Mitchell and Leonard to Meet in Gotham Jan. 14 .EW TORK. Deo. 18.- Articles were signed yesterday for a lightweight championship fight between Benny

Leonard, title holder, and FJchie. Mltehell. Milwaukee, to be held n : Msdison Square garden Jan. 14. Deon- J nrd has been guaranteed $45,000 and j

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Flush Outpunches Noble DETROIT. Mich... Dee. 16. Fanny Frush of Baltimore best Tommy Noble of London, Kngland, In a ten round

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Offer Dempsey $50,000 to Take On Harry Greb

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j;t,000 to defend his title against Harry Greb in a ten round bout In Pittsburgh, has been made to JacK Dempsey by John MeGarby and John Pell of the Motor Square Boxing club, Pittsburgh.

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