Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 223, Hammond, Lake County, 10 March 1921 — Page 9

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Thursday. March 10, 1921.

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ET JACK VEIOCK (Intrnat!ona.ls :C. S. Sporting Editor.) NEW YORK. March 10. 'We will enter the next pennant race with .1 tetter team than we had last year. If we set a:iywh"re near an even break in the luck we vill wind up on top." Tris Speaker, pilot of the world'." champion Cleveland sent this preJic-

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BY IRVING CKATKEX. It it's an eye-full of the boxing gams you're seeking- right row. with a'.l tho basketball teams in the county ence more on the shelf. George Orwego'l club will greatly accommodate you tonight at Indian Harbor. Oswego starting In anew tills year has ' gotten together a. bunch of fighters r.ViA q n iicr it wicked mit and to

night' program ought to go & long j today from Pallas, Tex., where

way toward satisfying even the mot, tribesmen arn in training, ardent of boxing fandom. "With more than a week of good Interest in this evening's toxins training- tinder -ur belts without Incantesta to Lakj county fans is the, Juries to any player and every man In meeting of "Battling" Llpinskl of pood health and working at top speed Hammond and Bud Fords of East Chi- I am not worrying about what the etcago who are to go six rounds or less, j position w ill nave," Speaker cou

th, result crobably hinging on tnu ; unuea.

man who can produce tho good old Mary Ann. L'.plnekl carries a strong

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while Fords wSj has several victories under his belt ! said to be a fast thinker and a hard man to mill with. Both boys hav trained ery hard tor tonight's battle an! It should a corker. Tha mala of tha evening between Reb Russell cf Chicago and Nax-y Rostan of Jollet promises to ba a bloody affair. Russell Is attempting something that others have failed and this Is an attempt to eomobac' In the ring after a lay-off of several aeasoos. Russell when he fought In his prim's was a full fledged welterweight and tor aometLme It did look like the fighting" Irishman -would ba a contender for the welter championships. Russeil all e-f a sudden drrod out of sight until gig Hart happened to spy Reb In Kid Howard'a Arcxde gymnasium, S!g knowing a, good man when ha goes one persuaJed Russell to re-enter the fisilo game and a result ha wsa matched with Roatan who aareral weeks ago tok aavere lacing at the hands of Champion Johnny Wilson. The beatlnar Rostsa received has not stoppsd his desire to fight and tonight's battle -win show which of the two can really claim a comeback. The ten rounl bout between Toeing Army and Eddie Raynor should be ft slam bang affair from stsjrt to finish. Both boya have a tremendona followfng around hero and there wi!l be a lot of betting going on before tha two get started. This will be their third session. The Int bout waa a good draw at Tom Andrew'a srena in Milwaukee then Army claimed a foul at

Indiana Harbor which was allowed so ; that tonight's aa!r will be watched I with interest by those who are eager ( to eee the return engagement. Inter- j cat In tonight's ahow is rery great and 1 Csvego should have a packed house I long before the first battle starts. Tha j show will start t 8:15 sharp, sal

tickets will be sold at the box offlcJ the top priue belr-g- 3 3) and tha lowest $1.13. Hammond will be well represented at tha fight ovnr 100 tickets having bn s13 here, an Indication that local fans are soicg to watch Battling BipixLskl with eagle eye.

"So far none of the clubs that figure to make alight for the pennant have shown n.e anything better than I will have In the fteli. I think, however, that the Yankees and Browns will he very strong and I look for a good race. "Coveleskle and Bagty, our pitching mainstays of last season, hid fair to have just as much success next summer. Covey will spring somethirg on American league batsmen in the way of a perfected 'finger-nail ball, a, id within tho strictest interpretation of the rules, too that will surprise thorn. I expected to see him gradually c'' away from tha use of the spltball altogether. "I believe every one of our players will show Improvement. Touttr Sewel!. for Instance, will surpirse everybody this year unless I am badiy mistaken. I expect him to shine as oe of the best lnfielders in the league hefore the season ends. lie showed everyone what Vind of stuff he was made of when he hopped Into the re-

cent world's series with very little previous major 'faerue expereince itnl played grand baseball. "Hay Caldwell tells me his arm is better this year than ever bofote. Bagby says lie expects to win as many

games as he did in 1920 and so it com I

on down the line. All of the playf is are enthusiastic .and eager for the bill to ring, and with the wonderful trainingweather have been hav'.i,' there Is no doubt but that he will be

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MILWAUKEE. Wis.. March 10.A left hook to the chin that sent Richie Mitchell to his knees in the firth round, earned a shade decision f-r Bocky Kansas over the Milwaukee pride in ten rounds here last night. The blow seemed a glancing one. and Mitchell slid to his knees, but he took a nine count, and when he arose drove Kansas into the ropes with a terrific right to the chin. Kaiuaa went flying into the hemp. but he caught the top ftrand and kept from falling. BATTLE A nilAt THRILLER. It was the most thrilling moment In a fight that hal 8.500 fans yelling themselves house throughout. Mitchell, fighting fo rthe right to remain In the first iliht of lightweights. wa making his last stand before his home crowd, and the :ourageous blonde displayed everything he had In stock. The more muscular Kansas rushed Richie about th ring. -while the latte: kept popping a left Into his face'ts keep off a blinding attack. Kansas, supremely confident after his receipt one round knock out over Mitchell, tore after him at the first bell. Mitchell. fighting cautiously blocked well directed lefts for the Jaw.

OUR FIGHT DECISIONS

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at JSr Yvrle JL1 Roberta Vneked mat Gtabnt Smith (1-0). j At Sf 11 wu ite H.00 kT KaxLsa-s tx-at BJoble Mitchell (10). f Billy Kut j

a4 yirajuy Msicf, dnn (9). Ysulsd lofimiUMj knocked o I JoUonr Baft (1). Earl O'Nou k3koki out Vonog Cklbba (1). A Vtrwr Orleans -Mwtln Burke brat Bob Kop (15). It Itpti.t Charley Hog era keat Sailor OaLrden (1). Beiuiy nail seat Siuny ELutaky (10). At St. Lul Andy Chaoe-y bMt Kid Bady S).

FltHatfdEhln IC O. 8 a 111 van and FrwnJkle Bultton, draw (8).

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but his backward steps allowed the Buffalo boy to cop t'; session. MITCH HI. L VGGUESSOn I. SKCOMJ. Mitchell assumed the aggressive i.i the second round and by some f.i xl work with his left earned on even break. He was continually overshooting the mark with his right hand and unable to get the range on his shorter ciponent. , Mitchell was away off color in tnc third and Kansas pushed him all over the ring. lilchie. again whs on the defensive n the fourth, hut excellent blocking ke;t him out of danger when ;i knockout s' emed imminent. Kansas playing hi amo wisely, forced Mitchell Into corners. Backed Ui against the )ot, Richie appeared lost, and iomj damaging punches were landed when lie was In this position. The fifth 'H the banner round. Kansas worked Mitchell into a corner, and coming out .f an exchange, awunf the left that maJa Mitchell wabble aud then go to his .tnees.

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JUNIOR MOOSE TO START BASEBALL SOON At the meeting of the Junior JiWi'SIn East Chicago Tuesday night, March S, baseball vas discussed and finally after much debate fJeorge Edgar w:is elected captain of the team and Bernard Friedman was elected manager. The Junior Moose expect to have one of the fastest foams that ever played on a diamond of-, their age and size With the help of Coach Larrance, Captain Edgar and Manager Friedman will start practl.'e soon. Meanwhile Captain Cavanaugh of the basketball squad wishes to announce that on Friday night. March 11, he will place his men against the Cicero Laramles of Chicago, who claim and are one of the fastest teams in the big city. Captiin Cavanaugh says that he Is bringing these teams from Chicago to show East Chicago that they have a team that they can b-5 proud of. The Junior Monse were in dire straits at ihe beginning of the season but are steadily climbing to the top. They do not calim to be the beat but of the best in Bake county.

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Gunboat Smith 0. K.'d I By Roberts in Tenth! NEW YORK, March 10. Al Roberts knocked out Gunboat Smith in to" tenth round &t tiie Commonwealth Sporting lat nlilit. It was one of the best henvy weight fights ton arour-i here In many months. Smith Ba it! 1 hard all the wav, several times racking Roberts when he landed h's famous righth.mj haymaker. But t1 i

pace began to tell and he realty fought himself tut b'-fo-e the ninth round. Roberts dropped Smith In the secoi.f for a short count and in the third a righthander totho nose put Smith in a ba-d way. After that punch Smith had trouble br.afiunc. Smith hit '.ho boards again in t.eninth, the bell saving him.- Hp was in bad shape coming out for the tenth, but fought courageously until dropp vl by a right to he chin. The time of the round was 55 seconds.

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