Hammond Times, Volume 10, Number 20, Hammond, Lake County, 28 May 1921 — Page 8

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Eric, the young" Rhind. has taken

part In several dual meets ior a-noi and has mada a good showing tn tne 440 yard run. lie is a mmber of the Knox relay team, n; Is expected to holp bring victory to this quartet at the state meet. Ha is also a htgh ranking student, and received special mention for his scnoiastlc work during his list year in college.

JA1VI StES ' ' BOXING

Race Drivers Train for Long Auto Jaunt at Indianapolis

Freedman and Johnny Dundee In Close Battle With Latter Getting Shade.

Sifter Freirmin, lightweight pride of the west side htto, and Johnny Dunde. willing New Yrk Italian, went ten rounds to a draw last night In the main bout of the boxing show etaged at Kast Chicago by th Twin City A. C. Tf a hairline decision vrn tt fee drawn, the verdict would go to Dundee. Tn the Btand-off, open work. Freedman lajideil the cleaner and morn eol'.l punches while Dundee showed to son advantage at close quarter. whn lie continually pounded the Sailor's midsection with, short, choppy rights. Both men resorted to clinching repeatedly, .but neither landed solid enough blows to kMw tip his opponent. JOCXDEB SLOWS IP NAIIjOK. la the ninth session Dundee received!' 9, cut ever his right eye is a result of IPreedman's butting. This act aroused, the Italian's ire and he landed

a right swing on Freedman's Jaw which moment a.rtly slowed up the local boy. Freedman recovered Immediately and fought the Italian to a Btandatill for the remainder of the

round. The tret two rounds were about even, but In the third session Freedom an won an advantage by landing 8"!!fl lefts and rights to the b-.rly. Dundee evened up the score by taking the next session. He planted several light left hooks on Freedman's Jaw, but the blows lacked force. FIGHT JEESHV BATTLE. There was no action in the fifth roun5, bnt Frudman t-ok the sixth by a slight margin. There was little to choose between the two battlers in the sever.!.:-!, hut Dundee had the better of the mining in the eighth. The ninth round brought out plenty of fireworks, with each landing effective punches, but there was little to choose between them at the end of the session. The boxers" efforts had been spent when they came -up for the tenth round, and although each landed well directed punches, they lacked steam. Pr4mn and Dundee made weight at 135 pounds at 3 o'clock yesterday afternoon . HONOR TO GO ASHEB The opening bout between Babe Asher, A. E. F. bantamweight champion, and Jimmy Kelly, we?t side boxer, was an interesting contest, with honors going to Asher. Kelly was unable to land effective, while Asher was equally clever at tn-flghttng and in the standing off art of exchanging wallops., Torn CNen was unable to fill his engagement with Eddie McGoorty because of a bad arm, and Frank Yarchaa of Indiana Harbor was substituted. Eddie punished his man so severely In three rounds that Yarchan was unable to come up for the fourth round, and McGoorty was credited wlta a technical knockout. The house was estimated at $12,000 to 115.000 and 600 Chicago fans male the trip on Al Bloom's special train.

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fT takes more than & mechanical marvel and clever driving to compete In a long automobile race, such as the International 500-mlle race, to be h3ld at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway, Monday. May 30. The driver must have a physique that will withstand the torments of swirling about the two andonehalf mile bricked oval at gravity-defying speed. All the drivers go through a long period of training before they are ready to start and even tnen' it Is ecmet!me8 necessary to relieve them for a time during the race. Roecoe Sarles. shown above with a sparring partner, boxes nearly every day before a race. He squeezes into his busy day at least an hour of vigorous exercise, a cold p!unee and a "college" .rub down. Darlo Resta pla s golf and takes long walkB. Ralph De Palma trains every day of his life, and byleading a simple life Is ever ready for the starter's 'Go." Ira Vail does a lot of cross country driving and spends plenty of time s'eeptn. Ralph Mulford. the clown of the race track, says. "1 just eat a'.l I can and let the bumps digest it."-Tommy Mlltoa plye handball and his buddle. Eddie Hearne. drives In a touring car over country read A.ndre Bolllot. the French pilot, spends most of hie time ou farm lr amy (vutbaro France.

DFJfSEY AFTER PARTNERS

BY SID MEKCER ("Written for the International X. S.) ATLANTIC CITY. X. J,. May 2S. -Replacements for Jack Dempssy's army of Fparrlng partners are coming up rapidly now. and as long as the weather permits work in the open air arena at Airport the champion will go eight or ten rounds daily for the entertainment of visitors who are flocking here for the holiday. Mai tin Burke, a lanky heavyweight from New Orleans, blew in yesterday while Dempsey was in the midst or his b.xing program. Down south hey regard Burke as a possible contender for the title some day. He expects o

learn a jot by boxing Uempsey here and should give the champion some r the real opposition he needs. Burke reported v.:th a tender ear and may not start work for several days. Capt. H?b F.oper arrived from New Tor today "to look around'" as he puts It. Riper has not been engaged but tf he cares to Join the staff of Dempgey receivers, he will be welcome. Jack Kearns says no report that Harry Greb is coming on is news to him. "TVp do not bar anybody though." says Kearns. "The more the merrier. They can't come too tough for the big fellow."

athletics at the Gaiecburg school. The elder Rhlnd la captain of the Knox track tfam and holds the record of 10 seconds in the hundred yard dash. He also runs the 220 yard dash and 440 yard run. and is expected to make an excellent showing in the state college meet to be held within the next week. Alexander Rhind is also a student member of the Athletic Board of Control, which has charge of the flnancs. schedules and awarding of letters of the Athletic Association.

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NEW YORK, May 27. The first bitting on the fistic battle of the century Is even money that Dempsey wins in six rounds. Take whatever end of the bet you like and bet as much as you please. This is the news we received from Pan Francisco, where odds were made. Harry K. Monahan, the Paclflo coast's biggest betting commissioner, is laying the odds and already has quite, a bundle of ja.-k up on the bout. He adds that should three Judges be selected (Tex Rlckard says there will t that Dempsey will rule favorite at odds of 2H to 1. C'f ur?e. if you bet that Dempsey wins in six rounds you have three or four things in your favor. Should Dempsey knock Carpentler out, you win. Should Carpentler foul Dempsey bcfor the sixth you win. Should Descampa Jump into the Mxth to save his man from further punishment, you win. Should the police order the bout stopped, you win. Should the referee stop the fight because it is too one-sided, you win. Should Carpentier quit, you win. Should Carpentler break an arm and retire, you win. There are people who think that Dempsey has gone back. They will certainly take the Carpentier end ot

?uch a bet. And those who feel that the Frenchman is too faat will also bet that way. There are others wno figure Dempsey to win in a punch. They are the dafTy followers that every champ has. Maybe they are right. Last night we met a prominent bookmaker who will make book on the fight. He has made out his card and offers the following: 10 to 1 Dempsey doesn't win in one round . 8 to 1 Dempsey doesn't win in two rounds . 6 to 1 Dempsey doesn't win in three rounds . 4 to 1 Dempsey doesn't win in our rounds . 2 to 1 Dempsey doesn't win in five rounds . Even money Dempsey doesn't win lt six rounds.

OUR FIGHT DECISIONS

At nr York Willie Jrkn avrarded the decision over Jimmy Ilanlon In twelve ronnds. Auale Rotnor topped Jim Montgomery In right rounds. At Boston Young Montreal bent Pete Herman In ten round. At KnM rhlcBro, Tnd. Johnny Dundee outpointed Sailor Friedman In ten rounds- Kddie McGoorty stopped Prank Varihan In three round. Dane Anher bent Jimmy Kelly In ten ronniln. At Brooklyn Harry Wllln knocked out Andy Johnson In one round. At Toronto Frankle Fleming got a iudce'a decision oifr Freddie Jacks In ten rounds.

"Williams, Brow n outhcldLr. maile two homers but Davis and Burwtll couldn't stop the Indians. A homer by Irish Meusel proved the undoing of the Dodgers at Philadelphia.

Motor Cycle and Auto Races Sunday, May 29th at Hobart Speedway Hobart, Ind. Everybody welcome. Buses to the Park Now under new management

The Cards beat th Cubs when Shotten tripled in the 6th wita the cushions clogged. A pinch single in the 9th by Earl Smith gave the Giants their game at .Boston .

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The Tanks pounded Zachary to a pulp at Washington. raranrllle's sacrifice fly broke up the Pirate-Red duel. Errors by Jones and Enorten helped Chlcaco trim the Tie-ers.

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Yesterday's Results. Chicago. 3; Detroit. 1 . Nev- Tork. 11; Washington. . Cleveland. 10; St. Louis. 8. No other game scheduled.

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MAKING A NAME FOR THEMSELVES r?crciAL TO THE TIMES 1 GALRSBT-RG. Hi-. May ;g. Alxanflor find Eric Rhind. two Hammond boys v. Ii-i ar attending Knox College. ar making a name for themselves tn

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