Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 255, Hammond, Lake County, 16 April 1921 — Page 8

THE TIMES

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THESE THREE I'ttETTY (HUES ARE CHAMPION ATHLETES

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: WHfTJNi. Tn.l..' Aj.ril San-lay. April IT. i! tJi ii x t P'itular siwo'.mi; n Ihv Alu:iii I'ark Traps. U:i 1 i Ins tt'ij Wliitini? Tr.-i;H'"itPi-s " ilj will try ;inii juill rff tlio llti-.-t j iii; ;,1ri;i-.-t .-liri.it th- Hull iias c-i-.-r ! 1 1 1 s t' ! i i ii . TIi- tlrft ch.o.'t "f 1'"' J !! i'Mjnl ...li' ...,' i s f;u'ili t!r? ' t;aps i t Vi u rallu r rnniilUns , ! lr. Hif Jtttondanco si:i.iIJ l-- tmi'-ii i ;.ir);i !'. Tin-re will In. :i 7.".. 'nirI i'Vvi:l I It'.iin 1 ri yards arxi on. Lini iistnin:o i i . i mi :i-:i p fvi-nt. AM ovrnis will "p- , : imial I'1 t!ie shuiiii r. AM .s.n.ff-rs ! ;: invitfij t'i ii-inio mit ;i n-t ! Ip luaU-; tji is tllf larfst h!:yt y, .,

TAGGING ALL THE BASES Ey JACK VEIOCK I. N. S. Sports Editor

cage lat nlslit nii'l thn a full no'.son to take the second fail. The first fall was In IS inlnutvs ir.i ."i seconds und th tcrin'i in five in!rj-

KIVIKIIK on'l Klri hr r w ro knocked 'ff the iiU'iir.'l liy tlii; Cubj wh') made it two straight from .vt. I .;!!.

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I.ouls Drmvn t'-uclii-I J m

l'n),-I'.v up for 12 hits ill f--a.t tin,' In-iiuri.-'.

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Mlf..!i".' !Mn;s jnvc Sam-,- agaieu-i tii-- Ilro ;U -

The Rest of the Sports J'iiSH'.cfl assign iftr-i tivrjs to paric ;! P instructions t' hre.t'c sip ary a'. -tfir j'ts at gariit.lin in thn M.ind?. A;;tral,ar!H pr'iir i nary r T-r of thrno l.outs to v.":!:;e Median, San

I-'ra-rio'.co's iat u- y.

Carl Kchjo'.l drops stud;- at Ut:ircr?;iy of Minn-'Soia rtnl is 1.-st to Miuaij as foi ti-al! caii-JpJaf.

vo'.s'ht champion, schedultd fjr larl iii;;kt at Kalamazoo. Cornell arno'jncM five men trill tai part In tivo-mi' intrrnational raco at I'nlvi-rslty of r?nnsylv:in!a roiay carnival April 23 an-1 :p'. ;. anj l'l'Mvn, H. Ilonsal, J. Pi '.; 1 1; son a:.J ,. I.ci.tz are the m'ji.

If'or cln.fsrr.Ti ar row romp-i.tii '.i S"ino line of Spring t-port at IV-in i-'ia!" Col !. wit Ii t Uo IP 7-Ifk m i atfil -li'.' ;'!'";;ram in full m-!njr.

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OUR FIGHT DECISIONS

A TWtvr.ASU hit l.y K'H:o Col tiirr.t-j the t : J : in favor of tiio W S.'X at lftruit. C.OOn tuppnrt i.chir.d Karl lia-r.: av XUo l'iruti-t. a n t- iy at ('m

HOME runs hy Uicc and iJI.aMit; f-.jt ur il t !- vn. tory f the S-'rnat-ir. -vfr Bo.-.tnn.

j OUTFIEL.DEU five o..' too Ctneinm rCcda is laPJ up with blood poiM.-nin I in his left arm.

Harvard trao".'. n'Hl.-tes fvrr.i j -r.!r. rotij; ic-ivo on Hpr.'i tr.nnin.4 trip,

x-. '.t'n I', mi ;-'ta"-. aa ll.ir !ir.- opiioj X..-A- Winter trail record is rniic ! i-y 1'ic l n-M-.rr, fornrr Mntl -s'.i pr r.'j r. in walkitii; r.6n miU-s from 'Vl'.i"' 11 T.--0 to l'aii; t.. Ala;u, in s.-vrn

days. Eurilir r yrllins r" I'Sin;; pools in Kook Is-iand proh i : - 1 1 f-d hy order '" chief e.f p"'.ic ( ihit city at persona I rr-fpies of M. II. Stxten. T'rosidont ft Na'ionai A "cia t i -n . : Minor Leagues.

fffer e-r ,ii?c"ritanrf of briho to pi o--!! ' d''.-; in any nfiJ. t;r "i. t" t ' 'l !v nnsy'vi-tiia pun :. hat.'.o Pv f rio ..; frojn ! ! to .-,.n'.o ,.r Iniriri.-onnTi t 1' li-'t in -re th;',.n ho ; rn "T.-inaM Jrnncy, 1 i a i va,r- virs.iy !. !"ot to -r- Inroti-h t ti-"t of i 'nes: ma" i m v . "i!r'i fare's i.'m ; 'aiic 1 1 ' a 1 1 1 1 i s t at Hot Spr;n.i,- , A-Ic. It' I; ineorporatinj: A innipeg !" r. tr Club pas.ed in Manitoba. Car.aii. s n .si a ; u r o. dio-pito rlaiirf of nrif nni t'oat t 1 a ' :.;r f ra.e track t"a..-

l;oyiON, April 16. Youns Mon'..-i.I w s jriven tho vi rdict O". er Peto llcr-

man in a tc-n-round bout list nigiH. R'-iri attendancc-s irarl; op'rlniri Herman played cm. t i.- ton t ! y for Motit- ' Texas I.onao wit ". r'alla.i at Wicli- j rral'a b-dy. Tie litt' r i.sed a fast

111 Ifiat J30UL at JJetrOlt ; I lonstoii at CCm :-.:i n and E-autnont J th.! ninth, wVn Herman lookid 'oil, fit Sun Antonio. - i n'sin wild'y. In tlto fourth round PETTtOTT. Midi.. April 1 . Cham- I M or ; -,-r ,( ; i.-iuht ihrman vith a ri-.t

Lewis Pins Managoff

i ttin Montrrnl i;t n ten-round liej cltnloii ovt Prtrr Herman In Bimlun. i Arthur Mnhullu knot-kril ul ViMmt J Wiillacr in lillrcn rouml) nl fn nrle;il.

I Iwirllc (IToniirll nulpnlnlnl 'llennj j i'i"1 Ed -StrariKlcr" I-.is u.r-d h:sj Injury f Serst. Ttay nltrr In ten rnumU nt t levrlnnil .! I1et hold, the n-d !"-k. to win t bt j indefinite p"f tponcnv T.t t I hiihhv llronn brat Henry KerMelu "rut H from M-.l Managoff of Chi- v.i'h Homer Sm th. M in ten round. """" " """

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th.' ja wthat hurt. Herman to-i'.;

his boat "ft i .lunds and was not badly o is an h or , v- b . d.

Y'ttiv Huckman, left. hi"intf correct knecltntj position for tfh noting;

Aiire IlarjoT. fast swtmirttr and fancy diver, and below. Miss E. (i.'.!iaa;er, clu-mpi'-n woman surf ca.tor.

the team s-l;o hopes to enpturu

lairl Mrlrthor of Slmii t'lty tvnn n(irleil I he- nrnnpnin'r flreilin n rr Walter t.rnjjaek of Milnauker In len round at Slou-c t ity, Jiiiimt llnidy -liiprit Tommy (.11lette In ninth round ut t.rnj. Itid.

TVorticT'i fir? corn it to fore r,o. ro ar, i rv-re in the of R-ri.et!"?, rir.iJ rart'..-uiariV arc rcKc-" v.omcn achieving trr':-. thirc. i . various linos of ?;.-r:-. ii-io ,-.re tiivee of trie

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far. .M;.-s Harper. a!?o a co-ed ol ?yracu.-e University, is 3 frequent poir-t s 'ortr in contprtitfju in liivir.jr H.nd fast sv'oniir.i:. She is captain- of t!-e Wop.tcti'i club tcatrs .f swirrminc-Mi.-s K. Call.i.jror, rhampion wont an surf caster of the world, is shown in the sccompanyinfr

p.hotorrraphs l-r.akinir her for

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age cast of 2."1 feet and three

inches :n thrt-o casts r.t the hoal Pa'm l'ark. Miami. Fla.

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JERSEY CITY IS SITE OF BIG FIGHT

.NEW YORK. April 1C Jack Dcmpfey. the world's heavyweight chaniP'o.n, and iltvrg'is Carjit ntic r, tii? j I'h-enoh ohitlli-ns'-T, v ill bettlc thefr j tis! io arttiiiiint on .lu'.y - in Jersey j City. This was s-cttlf-d yesterday j v ;i n a contract was closed for the i- a:-.;' of thirty acres for the site ot the international battl.j at Marion, a .-(clioti f Jersey City. John V. Boyle. the o'n--r of the propeity, leased the j

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f-r the sol" puipos-o 01" faKinar t':ii! tiih' and oth.'T Pig: ones that might i -me a'.ons during lh; warm weathT. Marion statioi can V... reached via Hudson tubes from New Y-.-r'.t City .n i it ft ii minute.-. Read The Times Want AJs

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