Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 256, Hammond, Lake County, 18 April 1921 — Page 3

TinTTISTES"

a-i warn

HARBOR A. A. WILL HAVE

STRUNG TEAK

SPECIAL TO THE TIMES INDIANA H-MUiOK, April 1 R. Acting Manag-er Glepp of the I. II. A. A., with his frta-ff, Mlko Ponson, Johnson and Gcorne th Harbor, local men of i Incity, wish to announce to the baseball fans of tho Twin Cities the fulUiwinK lineup for the coming ynr: Kroupa. Myers, Gallk, Buckaleer, Tim, Foust, Blumenthal, West. Johnson, ChupeU, Foster, Glegg, Thompson, Fried le. Manager Glegg- very enthusiastically states that tho abeve lineup will make -without a. doubt, one of the best teams that the Twin Cities has had for many years. Very near aJl tho above mentioned men have played sometime or other fajt ball, including professional and Independent while some of the others have starred In baseball over eeajj with the V. S. Army with such teams as were representing the douffhboy over there at that time which need no explanation. All of us rtunember those leagues l'aris. l,e Mans. Neice, Anger, St. Nazaire. Tours, Bordeaux and divisions from the Army of Occupation. No names will be grlven Just at this time as to who were the players but the real thing Is to Impress on the minds of all the baseball fans of the Twin Cities and Hammond, that we have some real talent to show you this year. No games will be played until the first of May and who the first opponent will be Is not yet ascertained. Tho merchants of Indiana Harbor are contributing freely to the support of this team and Manager Olegg- expects to turn the team out with new uniforms of a snappy design. The committee mentioned above are doing- grreat work and now all we are asking is when you hear of the Indiana Harbor A- A. scheduled to play in your town don't fall to see the game for you will always be able to say you saw a bunch of ball players. ALL SAINTS WIN FROM WENTWORTH TASt Friday nlgrht In a five inning g-am of a nine liming schedule All Saints won from "VVentworLh Kighth OTade by a forfeit. After tho first five Innings. Wentwrorth. was ahead so All Saints changed pitchers. Boyle replacing Rice. "When All Saints came out In the first of the sixth with Koylq in box. TVentworth refused to continue the game, and said they had only aTetd to play five inningrs which was not true. It is the common opinion of all that "U'entworth was afraid to play, with Boyle In the box. Rice's pitching- deserves credit, tmt It Is plain that "VVontwrirth was afraid of Roylo as they said: "From experience." The lineup for All Saints was aa follows: Oxroll, S. B.: Doolln, C. P. ; "Walle, 3rd B.; Boyle, L.. F. ; Rice. P.; Young. 2nd B. ; Holly. R. F. ; McCambridge. 1st B. ; Gallagher, C. All Saints have a strong team this year and plays its. first regular game at Griffith on Sunday at 2 o'clock. Though the farmer boys have a strong team it is expected to be a tight game. All Faints would like to hear from the Irving Bulldogs or Tigers. For games call or write Arthur Young, 311 B. East Sibley St.. or phone 228S. TOWERS NO. 2 ANNEX THE BIG HONORS SPECIAL TO THE TIMES1 "VvTHTlS-G. LVD., April 18 The Towera, No. 2 club of the Standard Oil A. A. Bowling League won this week's match, scheduled with the Labor Depart rnont by default and at the same time annexed the championship of the refinery. The champions will be prrrRrned with the Directors' Cup and the first prize money. The Oip is presented by the board of directors of the Standad Oil Co. (Indiana) to the leading team of the league. It Is at present In possession bif the Main Office squad. The Presmire Sills continued on their winning streak by defeating the Parafflne cbuh three games. The Boiler Shop defeated the Main Office squad two gamea of their match by some good bowlins and the Paraffin five did likewise to the Acid "Works club. Eddie Cahlll of tho Pressure, Stills rolled high this week with a game of 210. Shaack of the Boiler Shop roiled tie second high individual game of tho week with 203 . Scores follow: PRESSURE STILLS Cahlll 2in ir.0 144 Klelman 17") 173 14 Rurkonlrh 150 1GG 16 Mateiskl 150 145 1,V -Kaschah 166 162 14P Totals) 851 70 76S Grand total. 2415. Team average, SOS. PARAFFIN"!? Canner 115 172 126 Miles 141 150 150 wnik - 1-S2 i6 i r?r, Long 13S 148 150 Winslow 143 138 151 Totals 719 704 713 Grand total. 2226. Team average, 742. BOILER SHOP Bumhour 179 183 159 Cadlsh 163 176 159 Hansen 131 16S 172 Sable . 174 171 169 SchaaJc 158 171 203 Totals 805 869 802 Grand total. 2536. Team averale, 845 MAIN OFFICE Henrickson 175 174 166 McCarthy 145 185 153 -V!lletto 119 169 136 Miller 163 141 170 IJesse 14 161 127 Totals 813 791 804 Grand total, 2108. team ave. 802 2-3 ACID WORKS Humowich 117 119 111 Purinton 147 179 173 Buck 134 122 103 Cole 25 134 168 Tallkan 150 196 190 r . Totals "3 750 715 Grarrf total. 2168. Team ave. 722 2-3. PARAFFTNTO CLirB O- Caur.fr 1SS 123 139

BABE RUTH'S FIRST VICTIM

Has Eabe Ruth found his batting eye? Scott Perry'll tell you he has. For tfabe grabbed four hits off Perry in the first fame of the siason. Babe failed to ;rot a homer, though. Perry isn't discouraged. "I'll wait until I see how the other pitchers get along," says Perry.

r . : i

,,' V

' - i -f t v " . .. ' . i r bJ7

Scott Perry in action.

Wilt 128 Willette 117 h n t ra 1 1 1 Wins-low HI

Totals : Grand total. 2237. Team ave

177 li'.'.i

1 .".0 i"t;

I1 i t l ha i n f i ma' Us us, :t" tli.- b". i. t-::-.rt to pl-iy.

d t )-.. w;ll f.ri'ld i-llst'-d l'1-i.v.Ts at-

BUCK SOX

UNDER BAN

INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE! CHICAGO, Apr:! 1 S t-emi-professk-n-al baseball in Chicago and throughout the Mid.ilewest Is turning a cold shoulder to efforts of tho major M.irs. a t. am composed of players black-listed by Tho Major leagues, to book games with the semi-pro clubs. Tho Midwest lea-rue, the leadinp circuit amon the s.ml-prr,s here has forbidden Its members from T-'ayii- the Major Ftars. This oriranlz-i t ion has barred all players suspended or expelled from organized baseball. Several very ptrong: Independent semi-pro clubs also have refused to bonk games with the black-listed pin vers. The Major stars were to have played th Aristos hre yesterday but the frame was called oft because of weather conditions. Offiolals announced It would be played nest Sunday but owners f the grrounds upon wh!-h the pan-o is to be

TWO CHAMPS MEET i:-V YOHK. pril is. The Kinir nf . Swnl, Untie Hutli, nte Jack Detniisey nt " midnli;lt pnrty on I lie fmiHMiH .elcrfeld rof Snturday nit'it- The time -wan near 1 a. in. unil Jai-k hum fox troltliiK t his heart 'm riinlfnt hen llnli mill liift party came In. It wan the ilny of Ilahr'jt flrnt luinte run of the nennon unci Jack heartily Kr.-ifpoil Ilnlir'i hnmt and wl,hei! him n neiv record for the KcjiNon find pennant money. Rnhe i-rinie rinht hai-k with a. ntutement that he wl.sheil the eiiamplon of the hea w rltx h tn woiilil ntny In America after July 2. There nothing to it," Jack .nil. I, "It will."

Chaney Wins Decision

Over Wagner in Philly

i i,HiL,.ii;i,i-niA, la., April is.

Andy Chaio-y. Baltimore, defeated Al ( K. O.I V.aicner of this city in a fast elcht r-'und bcut at the National Saturday nitrht. Chaney took a command I ng: lead In the first four rounds, but Wacror made a sensational rally in the next three rounds unil fought Chaney to a standstill. Chnney, how-

DE PALM A WILL GIVE DAME

FORTUNE ANOTHER CHANCE

' . : . .

rX. T-CE Cj.-Y If I : nO1

to c-- A.'im L

xv 4k t l

l ir -j - i V

r-r

RALPH DEPALMA plays !n hard lack at Indianapolis. In 191 J Iarr fortune snitched a young fortune out of his. hands when she brok a crank shaft of his car when he was leading th field with just a few miles to finish the rare. He was returned a winner in lit IS. Ia?t year he broke up with viclory within his grasp. Will history repeat Itself and give him a victory In the 500-mile racu to be held at the Indiauapoilt Motor Speedway, Monday, May 30?

ever, came buck In the eighth and final round and held off the rallying Was-ner.

Lipinski -Kinder Bowling Champions Hefore a very larie crowd of linwliiiK fans Kd I.lplnnkl nf Hammond nnd Kinder of (laiy defeated the best two man bowling team of Cary. The

two men Jire It. ( hallmar ami ivttlJ -hn. They have dfsl'--ated the best there was to bowl in ijary hut they

met with defeat wh ski and Kinder. So

RED DISCOUNT

BOOKLET

WATCH FOR IT IT WILL SAVE YOU MONEY

k-" Insist On Ja-

i n

Because.

TheyVe fresh

and pressed to KEEP them fresh! Al An? Dealer i Pun tii j M&lt Extract Co. 31 Fi MM St .Clm

to,..

For Refreshments Come to a Ice Cream Parlor We satisfy everybody with our rich ice cream and pleasing drinks. We please young ai'd old bring your children and let them enjoy themselves by sitting in our special children's chairs and tables. Nickle Plate Ice Cream Parlor Corner Sibley and Oakley Ave.

Kinder. . Iipinfkl .

n tiny met l.ipin re.s :

Ttl.

l'J4 li3 5-S!i Ttl. mi .riT 17 527

llliln.ki and Kinder won by pins. It l. probable that I.li-inski

Kinder will double at the tourna merit In Milwaukee on May 7-8.

.215 .176

. K..1

rettljohn .

Challlnor 1M1

1H0 214

213 167

A v. 1 ;i 'J 1 H. I v. 1 VJ 17 0 1 1' 1 and

CHAMPION FAVORED N

Pugs Not Workingmen, Utah Court Decision SALT IAKK CITY. Ttili Apr:: lfi. When a man is injured wlii,-- en';m".l In a boxing- match or in izeflht In L'tali he is rot ent '-lid to mpi'iisa i ior. under the workn en eoni ; ensa 1 1 -;i law of the state, aeo.ordintr to a. decision handed down by th" Industrial ('nniinlsfion In the ca.se of l).nv-y Ha it.sde!!. whose rlnK name Is Jimniie ('ay. Hamsdeil injured his band in a public boxing exhibition and was temior.irlly lueapaeltated. he alb-ired in his application for compensn t ion.

Ira Vail Captures Auto Race at San Antonio SAN" ANTONIO, Texas. April IsIha Vail, S;m FrH nelson, (n the time trials and ns the ilrst to cross the line In the extra ten mile race on the cn rd of the Pati Antonio .p-edw!iy Association today. His time was 7:37 flat, f.eorse ('lark, Ifci-llas, won the twenty nnd thirty mile ruees. his time brink' IS:"'-' Hat ;ind 23:4 4-5.

OP-

THft

. ATIOXAL I.llAtil 11 W. CHICAGO 2 lloston l'ittsburg-h 3 New York - Philadelphia 1 Cincinnati 1 Brooklyn 1 SU lioui? 0 Trte-rlay'i Hrnlt. r.oston, 4; Brooklyn. 2. No other ames played.

AMKKICAX LKAIilT. w. u New York 3 1 Washing-ton 3 2 Cleveland 2 2 St. luls 2 2 CHICAGO 1 1 T'etroit 1 1 Iio.ton 2 3 Philadelphia 1 3 Yentrrdny's Rednlt. Washington, 3; I'hiladclphia, 1. New Yoik. 4; Hoston. 0. No other t.-rimes pl.iye.J.

HEAVY TITLE BATTLE

NI1W YOHK. April 18. Wall street is beginning1 to perk up on the IM-mp-sey-( 'arpent ler fi'lit. Several wajji.-rs hae liii-n reported on the strict, with Iiempsey .-is the favorite, although In most cases (he odds wen; short. One m-mlwr of a well-known house has placid jn.oiiii to J2.oo that the American would lake the Krenchman inside of twelve rounds. The supporters of the Krenchman fitrun; if Keinpsey was (le;hll"fi a Iiempsey flht v. Io n he foiik-ht Hill lirennan, the flashy (leores has more than a "look in" with the title holder.

Tex Rlckard has promised to come through toilay with the name of the exact spot in Jersey City where Jack and his challenger will settle their little differences.

Holland Puts in Bid for 1928 Olympic Games I.Al'SAN.V;:, Switzerland, April 1Mb. Holland his made an oiYlel.il requ- st for the award of the Olympb; Karros of 1028 to the city of Amsterdam. 11 was announced toilay by l'.aron Pierre de CVnibertin. president of the International Olympic committee. Tills was made known in connection with a statement that Holland had officlhlty withdrawn her bid for the Olympic. Kamis of llilM, adding that she would vote in favor of the Karnes hclng held in Paris.

American Legion Post to . Give Harding Golf Clubs FORT MORGAN. Colo., April IS. -Miss Pauline Trumbull will bave h'H' next Tu'sday for Washington, where she will pres. nr. Presidint Harding with a set or o,,if sli. V.s, Co- J ft "f the American Limn )o.st of llibi nh'.ce. A i-.pefinl fro If ball fojr in -!o-s in i! : a ii i et ,: will also le present- '1. bearing- the ins.riptiou, "If you cati't hit the Utile one try this one."

Claws Used for Comb.-.. The benrs, es;iecin lly tlmse of the whlfe sperleft, are rather fastidious Bbont tlieir toilets. They co-nh their hair with their curve. 1 claws, and lick themelvi-; to mnke 'heir hnlr shine.

I'ct. l.nou .80"

.3J3

.200 .000

Pet. .7 50 .600 .5 011 .600 .600 .600 .400 .260

f FIRST 1 14-J

Money and Time Saved By taking advantage of the "station to station" long-distance telephone rate out of town calls can be made more quickly and at less expense. For instance, the day "station to station" rate for a three-minute conversation between Chicago and Cleveland is $2.05. The same call can be made in the evening, 8:30 p. m. to midnight, for $1.05. From midnight to 4:30 a. m. the cost is but 55 cents.

Get acquainted with the money and time saving "station to station" service, explained on Page X of the current issue of the Telephone Directory

ILLINOIS BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY

M fcUBICFEErrJ; ?PX iwr ra V V , v v v w lb

l "i 8Sw f . I I - t

iiiliniiiirjiifiiiiiiHiiiiiiiiifiiiiiiMiifiiniiiiiuuiniiiiHiiiiitiiuiiuniiiHiiiiiiMiMutiiiHijiMiiiiiinHiiHiiu JET- arc . 1

r-3

I TliMILiffleBM

I imlfoimir0 Home

S & E

ill

, , i i i i urn

Do you ever think of your gas meter as an open book in which your account with this company is kept? That is exactly what it is. It is placed in your home so that you may check the amount of your purchase of gas and keep track of aqy increase or decrease in the use of this household necessity. Read your meter yourself and be convinced that you are getting what you pay for. It i3 easy to do if you follow these instructions: Get from your last gas bill the date on which your meter was

read the last time. On the same day of the current month,

tcotsTERiNC MEtHNNisH J or the day the meter reader calls, look at your meter dials

and do three things: First Ignore tha small dial t the top. - It Is need only in tests. Second Reading from left to right, put" down the smaller cf the two figures next to the hand on each large dial. On the dials shown above these are 516. Third Add two ciphers to the figures taken from the dial (which makes in this case 51600) and from these figures subtract last month's meter reading as shown on jour last gas bill. The result will be th cubic feet of gas used during the month.

Northern Indiana Gas and Electric Company

SKELETON sTA GAS-METER

urn n.iMnimiiMiniumi iiiiiiiiimiiinmimMnmr-' ;

lilHIIIIIIIIIIIimilliliiilliilHiMiii" ""in i b;i-- iUjh

OiiiiiiuiiiiiiiL'iiijiuiiiniiiiiiiiiiiDiiiii'iiiiifi'iin!!!)!;;:)!