Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 163, Hammond, Lake County, 29 December 1920 — Page 8
Pase Eight
TJTE TTMES Wednesday, Dec. 29, 1920.
ROY MOORE TO SPAR
HARKEY IN GOTHAM
AM. LEG ON
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AT WHITING
ET JIMM1E HAT. WHITT.VC. InS.. Vtc. i?. Arrsncft..nts are being made for Whiting .'o.t American Les'on second boxing j'ioh' to be heia on Monday. January li;h. at the SlovaU Home in Wrtit'.ncr. Joe Disbop, who in his lt ippear-ar.r-e Impressed the fans of the C'alum:t rrgion that he i Cfing at top s-peed will be ore of the frlnc'r-'" tn the headline event. Mat'-'imaker Kn-rf-e Grogan of Whiting Tost is er.Vavoring to yecure Joe Ee: gcr as ;iponnt of Bi.hop. mnchle"- jrcClfUanc! of Whiting also be on the program. "Punchie ' V3 ben pegging sy at ltls training and is now ready to tackle thera At present it if not known who his opponent will be, but he doesn't rare. The fans will see a rare bo.it for it is known that McClelland likes - ttuid up and hit. M)ly Groat will likewise be on the r-rcgram. Farts who have watched :he boy's progress are not a bit disappointed by his last !uwinjr. Ttiis '.lltle fellow can hit and likes' notliirg better than f.grhting a fellow who tv.;1 fight. Tour.g MrGrath of Gary tvj.o ha eereated quite a sensation la t f.eei city h.is been fel.ofd ha? Kin opponent. Thera will be twentyfour rounds of boxing.
BABE STARTS
at MiJlfon Square garden Wednesday Atk Ins of Toronto. night. Tha Memphis box-r wtred IT"- ; The rest of the Pribram will Include moter Tex ftlckard today that It would' rr.am.i Ja Can and Sulinr lur.Vn
YORK. Tc. JS. liny Moore. I be Impossible for hlrn to keen the en- f,,r ten immrU:
01. i BU1 oanirnweighl, has been uo-i casement because ,r an infet'tol If.t j ley rtl king ton, the lat ti r of whom If
oiirmea ror I'ai Moore of Memphis to tar. and Tex Imtn.d lately gut in ci.ruineet Jhek Sharkey for fifteen rounds munliatlun with the ft. T'uul bov.
fubtsitut inff fur Karl Halid; I'ni'Uey OV.alty and l"':bt!:iK
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Cornell-Cambridge Cross Country Run Postponed TiONION-, Dec. 28. Tne CorrcPCanibrldKe cro country run scheduled for yesterday was postponed until Dor. r.".
ST. PAUL Pee. 2S. Tommy Gibbons. St. I'aul "light heavyweight, has bt-en matched to meet Harry Greb of Pittsburgh In a ftftt en-rour.d bout ' JIadifon Square Garden in New Tort; City on January 26, it was announced !;re last n'ght.
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BOX R BLAMES
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Whenever a ring star is beaten an aiibi :s offered in his defense. It retrained for Stanley Everett, a featherweight of rek'.n. T'.l.. to give an cui;re.'y vt wand distinctive one. Everett, who, in his tight with Hriv Barrier of Kansas City. In Sprlngrel&. 111., was knocked out Id the first thirty sKconds. declares that an admirer, perched in s. gallery seat, was iffpor.slble for his Quick defeat. The Tekin boxer arserts he had Just 'arted to square aray wnen the galr'ry i0 y'-ied: "Tear h a head off. Stanley:' As Everett g'anted towards ths C;ry for a second to acknowledge the sreet ij;g. Earner crashed over a pun?i to the chin that Vnocked him out.
BY JACK YUIOCK 'I. N. S. Sporting r.ditor.) KEW TORK. Deo. IP. Seventy-five homers in 1S21! Habe Ruth, Behumoth of Swat, hopes to attain this goal rut season a goul that has fandorn gas-pinn with astoi.-
ibhmcnt t-j.y. Here is a that appeals impossible, super-slugger. Hut Ruth
ambitious to achieve It. Kresh from Cuba with a coat of tropical tan and a fattened bank ro l. the t ig bambino, u ho i.s g ttli.g ready today for a hunting trip. emillcg'.y admitted that he. hopes to shatter tils 1??0 record and would lie to make it sevr.'.y-fl ve. Kuth i.sa't self-conscious or boartful. Home-run hitting is his business, likewise his hobby. in fact. it Is a science with fcim. Incidentally there are several plausible reasons why he should better ht world's record. American league pitchers handed hin 148 bases on balls last season, or nearly twice ns many as they gave i any other player.
Fnbe missed twelve injuries. This v.u-
a least forty tim- . to the total bases
on balls he received and you have IS chances that th homo run king missed to swat the globule, Naturally enough llu'.h will be passed many times next season but h. hopes to be more fortunate and to ct an earlier start than h- did last spring. If he does, watch out for a new record.
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Business Men to Promote Boxing in Cedar Rapids CEPAJ! RAPIDS, I. Tec. 15 Oue hundred local business mn last nigtit I. edged a fund of SIP.CO? to Manfori Tost. American Legion, to promote '.'tier boxing. The. money (s to b-i.-ed a? the nucleus ef a fund to attract the best boxers. Legion post ! hroug'iout the state ere fathering a boxing bill to be presented to the neit Legislature legalizing boxing under a commission and to license both pug'.l:sts a.cd promoters.
PURDUE WILL STAY AS MEIER OF BIG TEN, ATHLETIC HEAD SAYS
Denial of reports that Turdue uns- I versify was to bo dropped from th"! Western Conference was made today, by Nelson Kellogg, director of nth- j let-cs st Turdue. j Director Kellogg stiij there was no ( foundation for the rumor, which ap. parent!- was circulated in an attempt j to "be-little'- athletics fit Purdue. j "Purdue has scheduled twelve has- ! ketbail game et'or this winter and spring, t'.-.e maximum permitted by tiie conference, and the usul run of in-( door and outdoor track meeti.'" Kei- . logg said. "For the 1511 season In football we have five conference
J gamej scheduled."
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Giants Announce Part of Spring Itinerary NET TORK. Tec. 25, Fart of trio laerary of the New Tork National's Spring training trip after leaving heir t: aiclng camp at San Antonio. ti.. has been made public by Eecetary J. O'Erleu. The Giants eipect to practice only a. little more than twi Meeks at the camp and then proceed to t'a'las for two games with the Cleveland world s cha.rr.plons on l!ar:.i 1t and 20. Other dates are: March II, Fort Worth at FVrt Worth; 21 and ITl. Houston at Houston ; 24, Galveston at Galveston: 15, Philadelphia Americans ?t Lake Charles, La.; 18 and IT, New Orleans (Southern Association) at New Ortear.s. It Is probable that the Giants v,il make a one-week stay at some other Southern Association city before coir.g North for a Joint trip with the Washington Americans.
FIGHT DECISIONS Decisions cf boxjsg representatives are i At Xrirtrk Freddie Welsh Knocked est Willie Green 4.
San Aiitonttt, T-Voiui( FKcsimmoaa bent Jack Dillon (12. ew fork Willie (ohler kum-Lril out BUlle Marlowe St; Happy Jfajea knocked vet Larry 5Ir o 3i. Ken da t.nc, Wis. Mike Dundee beat nick Loadmin (10): Vmkk White drc-re with Croraje l't 10l Voong Purryear drew with Young Ryan (101. S. Lool Erfdie Shannon beat Mol (M(an (5. Neve Orleans Jack Perry heat Touos De-noy I."t Yonnjt Wallace beat Tied Minnooa .
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Welsh in Comeback Defeats Willie Green
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'.up to Denny Leonard in 1917. re'irced to the ring last n:cht and sc--r-ei a technical knockout over Willis 'jreen cf Boston after four rounds of - a.welve-round mutch. Green refused o respond to the bell for the fjftri round, claiming he bad injured h'j shoulder. The former tltlehold.-r uiowed only flashes of his old-tiri-'nrm, but had little difficulty in ou'r.oiing hi opponent. Welsh weighed tC Vi a-nd Green 135 pounds.
Shade of Old Jack Dillon
Takes Whaling from Fitz
SAN ANTONIO. Tt.. Dec. I?. Tctir.j I-'itzs'.mmor.e of Oklahoma City gave Jack T'lllon of Indianapolis everything but the knockout blow in a twelve round- bout here lat nlglit. ; Fitz was the aggressor in every rounl.j PiUon seemed to have lost ail of hir j old time class.
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Earl Caddock Throws Pesek in Straight Falls PES ITOINKIS. la,. Pec S3. Eavl Catldock of Walnut. Ia.. former heavyweight wrestling champion, won i'i straight falls from John I'cseit of K--venne.. Neb., last night. J e Star.gl e,t Carrr.il. Ia.. won in straisrht falls from Ilax Orlando. Chicago heavyweight.
Eddie Shannon Beats Coogan at St. Louis ST. TUS, Pec. 15. Eldie Shannon Portland, Ore., shade I Mel Coogan f Kr-toklyn 1n an eight -round no-fi-.ci.'ion boj; here !a.ct night. accorJr tj to le-.vspaper men at the ringside. V.e men are ITght weijth.
Swedes Refuse Yankee Ice Skating Challenffe STOCKHOLM. Pee. 'is. Itobbv Lean, the American champion skater, having challenged Oscar Matliiesac, the worl-i's champion, to a series of r; es. has :si;ej the Swlsii Sk. ii.i,r" fsociatlo.i te authorize and make ar-j rsngement'. for the match to te heir'
here, but the nso.-i: tlon a a meeting reeentlv 'in.-.n:m ..islv refused to o tits and .ilso ie'.i.-1 to forward McLean's C'luli'ng'- ei the Swedish ir il. mi- chsn yi-.ti. iltlc Bl"mern. vn lb ground th i lie. association vas working purely on amateur l ues.
INTO THE NEWEST PATH! i - . i
This Sale I You9ve Waited for This I
Brings Back the Clothing Prices of 1913 Nagdernan 9s
The New Prices On Shoes Here is a sale of black Shoes that arc worth every bit of $10. You have a choice of either button or lace style. They are smartly styled shoes indeed of finest gun metal calf prcinventory sale price. $10 value $5Q0 AH Men Shoes, worth up to $12.00, at $8.00 AH Men Shoes, worth op to $15.00 at $10.00
The New Prices Furnishings A great lot cf Mctm Shirts for PreInventory Clearance, that are worth $4.50 a variety of smart colors and patterns t O O C Sale Price Pi.DO
Men's Fine Shirts, including Manhattan's (there's nothing better)
Sold up to $5.00 Sale price
$2.95
Any Sweater for Men worth $10
in plain colors and combination
colors Sale Price
$5.00
Men's Vassar Union Suits the $5 and $6.00 quality 3Q n C
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The New Prices On Hats All our Men's Hats that sold at $7 and $8 the smart shapes and shades demanded by young felloe's and conservative dresser t. are cut way down for our Pre-In-ventory Clearance 50 All Men's and Boys' Caps Are Radically Reduced.
The New Prices Men 's Pants A good pair of trousers saves the price of many a suit. All of our Mvns Trousers are reduced for this sale. All patterns all materials all sizes. The regular $4 trousers ere $2.50. The regular $5 trousers are $3.50.
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At Last here they are the low clothing prices you and every other fellow have been waiting for! It's a long time, you'll have to admit since clothes, of such quality have sold for $25, $30 and $35- And we know it's a long time yet before general clothing conditions will adjust themselves to these figures.
This Big Fre-Inventory Lasts Sale for
If you want first choice, get here as soon as possible. Beginning tomorrow, and for the next ten days you (and every man and young man) can pick the best suit or overcoat ever made for just about half of what you've expected to pay for new clothes. And when k: say half we're stating it very conservatively indeed! Not only did we buy this clothing at practically our own price-dictation and can thus afford to sell it at rock bottom prices but, we are clipping the margin of profit just as close as can be, for Pre-Inventory Clearance. We're after volume, if low price will bring it. CC 7 r 19
A US f llUil -IT CI TR. Suits and Overcoats Are the big feature of this sale. There is no clothing made today any better. Any Fashion. Park garment is a guarantee of the utmost clothing satisfaction, of distinct style and really consummate tailoring. Can you recall when such fine Men's Clothing sold for $25, $30 and $35
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Every Boys Suit in the two stores on sale at $10.00. Every suit has two pairs of pants, every suit is an extreme value they sold up to $25.00 and $30.00 at the season's start. Unrestricted choice at $10.00. All Boys' Overcoats $13 No matter whether they sold for $25.00 and $30.00 a few weeks back you can pick any Boy's Overcoat in the two stores for $13.00. Included are scores of fine Chinchilla models and otcr warm heavy materials. Unrestricted choice at $13.00.
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