Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 303, Hammond, Lake County, 13 June 1921 — Page 3

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Mondav, Juno 13. 1021. TIE TIMES Pace Tluee EST !N

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MONSTER CPS SEES AlilO RAGES

HOB ART. Ind . . estimated a th n thrill. n; - a: "1 ' IIob3rt f?e-.;"-ar y the exccpto"-: rf Pren. In the 4 :r. t -rr.arred tV - Tre or, ) wa? h art

Eord ma:.-:- h--iw-eti t' a r -.--cut e " . - .-. j :v.-: : r . ' ' ir E.-.;".s.".l dii 1 :'M:s the races w-- r n.- c.:i.--.j -llle One Lap Trial. 1. r. . .r.i-t. ;- 2. Ernie Ec?hi-':h. 1 ' r . . . 4"- 4-5. S. Kay T i.n'r.e, E?;-n. : : i . J Gray. Cha. nr. t " " - ' ' J.-vt Race. i Mile 4 lur Hoi. ins rt E . : .. y. "1 iC.o.i- 1 ' . E. ; r. ; : , E . c . S. Sr. - j- n V:f.-ay. S M. 4 Lap ri!ns 'tart, 3.4 1 !-". 1. r.,-b:ns..-r.. IV it .5 Eosictgh 1 3. Gray. L-wtn S ML 4 I. m Klylne Mnn, 3:157

1. Robinson. V: -. t. j 2. Fcslt- larh. Ere mo. 41, MI rt L:ip Filing Start. S:4.T 3-l. i 1. Or a; I.-..U . ei. I ; T: n.'r h K - . . j

K. OF G. BALL GAME

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Th H4Rm:ol K. of C.'b went on a In the seventh as the rfiult of au

batting ranipap yesnrday afternoon i trror. a ftoien t-as anl a wua pit-n.

lil'ie l.:a.nl was yat ap nipifsis sfc-alnt Taltrn tn The lattr innings as they looked against H!!brK !i in th farlior part r-t the game. I: th p:t-!-. -t rc ha'! pftrfc- control as nfith-r l.jf n"'l a ba'- on bal!. HisLri-h f-t j'"iwn fix men i n strike-s l.:!r- l.'a.;t"U re t ired four by ths san.e- route Al t lte.UK h rhr, -iitr nt hit less fr tho day. he -.'.-as easi!y the fi-Idin? ft-r ef th?.- a.fternf"',n l 'r ilanuiv.ir.d v ith : perf"ot chatu-e-s. He fielde i p.:v!.il hard hit balls JoMn the third ra;e !lr.e

and poV.od out a t"tal of li blows for '.7 base", jror-d for 9 runs aainft 2 runs n 5 hits Plu Island. P-it; 'llandy trppd th- lift of Ham-nieiti-l f-lMg-s' r? with 5 hits in as many 1 1 jr.. y at hit aril h! baft Jng array !ne'.uj :.-! a li.:!.".e run. a double mid thre--.

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Liquid Floor Covering

For Outside and Inside Floors

Wood or Cement

In solid

Colors

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KM)V COLLI. IJ TK.lt K TEAM!. I. A. t. HAMP!O.N Fv-.rth r-. Coach :cirry, Rankin. Oiin H'ia;r, J!ina.-n C'amd'.er. r.j ;: a Tar;.-.' A'iatv.?. har r . n ha. .: s n M-hiv, I,v':.r, I" :'. : "T. -coni

T a s mi' in line

atitl ai.-e. rair. c! to a pr:ect avtr-hi.;-for the day. tr'-ttis a triple, two p i i': k ai.d a tus-e on i ails out of & titiv 'T- Eddie ?lurphy -was not. far behind either c f t h abovo with a

.I. :,!'i'- ar.i two f.sng!es out of 6 ..l.ari'-c-a. Tommy Iarle cracked cut t .1 ..jS-le-s and l anny lloyle also tw hi!.-. Th run-iining thr , ; .c ( ie divided l.ctwfcn Buddy M c Ij -;!'i:n Itiiboi; and 1'a.ton, each p t-' ' : t -. s o n e- a ;.i i c c r IIT.l rich started en the rnrtind for Haiv.m-.n-.! and had Ei'jo Island eatlngou; i f 1 is hand f er tho first live in-r.ins-. d'irii-i.- vhlch time a'iowed thr." hits Koc-'i for t.o ran. rclton . up the burcion w h'-re Hiibrich loft

i m he ?1.'h i'iil w as touched for j eiily ;.v. h:ty. r.it her one of wh:n fipurt.i in the final s.T,r as this oiniu

and a'.I told he had 7 assis'? and 2 i-'i-out s without an error. Eh. e Island's third bar eman also had an exciept lonaily good day with S assists and S put-

outs and net a single m.stak--.. Sccre by innings. Hammond T22 111 9 Is 2 Ijiuo Island ....... I'm l"ri; f, 7 Summary Twn-bass h!s Har'e i i2). Boyd (2). Murphy. Handy. Three- I bar hit Erv Miller. Home run I

Sugar Handy. Stolen bases ?teEoUKhl!n (21. Bo vb Murphy. Cam, Fredette. Struckout Ey Hiibrlch. . by Ealton. 4. by Lamer--. 3. H;u-ff .-.n bails Or Earnr re. 1 Wild pitch Hi'.I rieh. 1. Palton. 1. La.-seeJ ball C--t.-1 o n .

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i-.nd i.nd Krio Eh.nd. wet-.- t.ie main - . ri ... t.-r Mi': l-nri .-' ;. - :-. En tram th. .s ear and 1 ij,. j..,,nj. die; m ran the e.h- s aiod relay. Tile younirer; a 71 t o Co i

i , .1 . r. 1 v. ,1 s ; .. f.iii-.x ij.i: i.. ,t r i.u ( toarth P la .a? ah- a in- ml ' r : th- relay ttan.;tr,0r ,K if. r.-. :. a -. ' . - 1.1m in the Ill.nV--! .. 1: , Th. - Ivn-x '-am . '., the stale con-; h 0. 1 1 .-;. S.vai f.!.;-;.-:- 1'. c. 1' 1 the relac A'ex has : b.irik n in. th-

- .I's ir.ot.i n. r:i and ho; hi 1 '..e'l ;ti ,v,:y x 1 to :r.itke fittl 1' t ' 1' ! 0 y v e 1 .-?. ' d. 1 a

0 -ir- km year. jili-.r.!. :..j-r,; ai. i Ai.i.i'o. 1 1 .th. .;i well Valar.'.d team, which.! of the r. l.i-. ,j ..r'.ct. a. so ' J po n ! : n 1 1 o u ; of 1 ,", c ve r. t s. t he ! ' ' :' 0 . : ... . ' ' . ' d 1: r . . 1 -r the si a x i..hi tr.iCk arhsts won th..n,.in t n ;:..i- k...'' 1 .. : .Hi 1.. 1 IS ?tate OOibrT.- jr.eot. he id i '. a-. tl. Nt ;'iV V.' i 1 h the i. . . n May 27 and 2 ' 1 1 h. a ; I .' o n. ; ;.o : ; va .1 1 1 r . i i i ' 1 . LK : . point? In a id : t ,e n ' ( . - -' ' -oi . . . a 5:;..;.o:' :. r. ii.'" 'he- ali'O cap : .i r-.1 :-r;.r. c.

. v.c- )-" CD .-a irdae nuj the; n..:i.,n rf a s- ac c e;. f u 1 track sea- bus.r.ess and wh'-n July 2 arrive.- they

, .. i,.,: ...... ,.. , du il I IV 1' hav. con" their bit. After the

t..r!-. a .n dual '. i-i-:'. . o: t 'a and w.'k. los '.va?

' e ; -.. K o X t .00 rv .e ii...;.x-: conftjr-3-1 points.

; air. "--re c' cptaln

In-?. Ibin'er in the the b: oad jump and .. .1 i !!.;. Tliey- r.u-n hr-t ;l,u-e in

K 'Of. ut rings of e.e.-jr-e the burden will t..- ..ntirely en O-orgea' ihoulders. And a.' he says: ' M-'.y tho best man win."

SINCLAIR OIL WINS

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T ; - EI. Ee'.l Tt--l'"-!'i.''iie Co. lost a

j fas; nam- to the Sinclair Oil Co. Sati ar.i-'V a :"t e i-i.oi n at East Chicas"'.

' j.'t. ! Altif. cr-ppEd hy the absence of their " j r-'-cul.ir p.t-her and first baseman the

T-'. fili-no Co. jrao e a good account ei th- snr-elvt-s by h.ddin the fast Sinclair Oil tc-ft'i' to f runs Harold Mil-

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into sc r ;ee on shiort notice i-howel tl--.- fans what t.o expert in future cin.uf . e;,,ol --jp.p.-rt was rendered

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TAGGING ALL THE BASES By JACK VEIOCK

I. N. S. Sports Editor

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r THERE is no surface that receives i-ich severe wear wood nd cement f.oonr.g, and if not erTectively protected they become unsanitary, unsightly and costly to restore. TTOVXRFLOR. an evolution Ln floor protectien, U sterproof. XV weatherproor, alkili-proof and saaitary; combines attracti'e app:aiancc, absolute protection and unisually lonj serv-lce at rooderate ejcpense. KOVERFLCR is oi servicttab'.e for the wood or cement floor and linj.eurn of the home as it is on the floors of bote's, hospitals, theatres, factories, office buildings, garages, etc. It is easily applied end dries sufficiently hard to walk on over night.

Ijoverfior was originated and is Standard Varnish orks

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A nt-ar-Sght be'ween Ty Cobb and Bah a Eu'h was the bctt feature :r -th" spectators' f.'m lp i1.it of t lie Yinkas' 12 to St win over the Timers. Incidentally the Darablns got hi E-tli home run. Stock's double in the ft.'i drove in

t trame o. hie -.a- j the two run? that enabled the. cards boys ami pressed jto ,rim th(. Giants 4 to 2 .

Marquard got nice rerenc-s on old teammates at Cincinnati, hole

EOVERFLOR FOR WOOD AND CEMENT FL00R5 OUTSIDE OR INSIDE

Will icon Schmueser PAINTS, GLASS AND WALL PAPER 116 Sibley St. Hammond, Ind. PHONE 38

The F.llry boy 3 h. -d ry or." in Saturday's over the Whit in ; Ha feore C't 7- to .ia-. no r.ings to pj-t i ay :: -

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i f the F rs E a i". k

7 Tosher end Savir.i f. -si c t hi ' n . w h. o 5 ' o r e 1 e s s Jre V.'a'. F;ato Tni:

three-bapcr-r that L'o:a.nc run for the "K" beys.

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THEIR GAME WITH EASE

Erer.nan ft-b.t scared Dempr. al work. He's tralnir.;? wa v h- siiould hace done for

i-l I oh-n'; think he's rignt yet. It j ctts a f- ; lo'.e- 1-a -k qu;te a lot that " j ' Tl-- lacki-st t'ninir that Kearn? ' ' J .'V.-r ! : -.vas ! ... trak- that match with ' ii.c ;.:ch Pnnry bad --..r.e " t ' Ca v ' i-- r has 1.. h 1 the p r ' -" r s -. .t . h 1 tioh.t at this top e-pe -CJ . r'.s in u; : 5 are as supple and free as th-

nuii.-cies a tiffer. .o.ey r'rp.e un-hr his eh-n a::.; V.- danc-s al-ont and hits with p.r:'-tt tr-edeni and p.-ise. gettine th" nnxinmno -f pew. r te his pjn.'his. His r-tomach museles are i.-oiirh. on 1 s'l.-n:. Th.ere Is r. - f; :i hint, in.-; :e r ou. as far as T a :i see. f.e-.-.c-s h..s also resell' 1 the rmht p.t'-'.i ; oi n ra mer.f a 1 : ' . In me- talks

1 1 e li a s anils Jul f course

to :' a t.d 'v 1 1 h a .' ry Hi- i i-act-r all ..round . mind male vr regarding attic t., will have or. hit?

. I'm silt" of that.

he aioite t r i o puibnu; off tv. fust ' . doi.'. ;.-. .days, with the addit, on of Mil- j

bf to . oi r pitch m c;

I the-n to four h'ts wh.le his teanmia'es

:p a whole fb ck cf runs .

' ''" ' A ten ir.r.lnr- slncririnr i .-. r h

V o - .- . " - r-.J n . 1-n 1 I o r e; f a Q . . V, nan- I ' '

' ' . ".' ' to tne Eravis when thev

th:. t'-am is out to tie a a tni top of tr.o

jtiiti of the calumet Industrial

I Lea cue .

ho isn't toTing- his cam-1

pao;n plans. And h- isn't und-r-t-f tiiua'itig- Jack bir.'f.-y f' r a morn - n t . V.'h.en he crawls through th? rope-

Gary Bumps West Ends

Clary defeated th-

d End?. f to

.lb uravis wncn rnev ten rn

Vaughn for three runs in the final ses- ! i yion. !

Jersey ('.ty he. .11 ha ii . :. ' It' be w;ns h

!nr i 4. at Oak Park. "Eons Torn" tiucen

1 e nc bad i r. n

t lie t bird, w ne n

th- I'ocrh h pes . f ill- many adm.r- f.,i;r hits c unbilled with a couple of eis. at.d h- is con'": lent of wir.r.lr.sr. errors irave the visitors a four-run Should 1-e- fa;l to w.n yet mul-i" t a 1,-ai. T'.m farnei ten ron . Score; t.-.uwh fiiht asrainst th- h.a no p i on. lie! Gary '"'11 C'Of 5 w;il t.. th gainvr ra'h-r than the: Wct Ends 100 2-1 ('-" 4

will wind u; m- re- s -. '.' a p -" a; cr 3"d Tia.to'r fl -..-"!!-:

is s a ; ' 1 and done, atii

i pop-i.ar ai e'er, even ".r e nhyrical r oruv r'tl ; ' o :.j.in.i;'-r P'-. scamp? ,s '.':,.n. Ty have it-tlt i-o. Ti-r liav-t

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AMEHICA LEACtE. W. ECleveland Si 2T New York "1 21 Washington 2M E'ttro.t - 27

Boston St. Louis CHICAGO Philadelphia

2 ;i 2 .", . 2 2 3 . 2 j 2 3 .17 '. 11

as Range Week?;

Commenced

iday, June 13, 1921

NATIONAL LEAGin.

ins. North, i Pittsrurgh.

Era;

Two- na -e h ; ; s S .veer. r-;".

Y'Htr;. Three-ba:? hit Gibh-ns. E an e run Q u i r. n . Has e on balls Off Hutfhs. 1. off Krtianham, 2

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I i-.a-.'e f unej h i rn m the proven i o n-.e that they know t!

P'-e fra'. r 'ron from the Indians a walk -a hn l'h weaken.d.

New York . St. Louis .. VI o s t o n .... llrooklyn CHICAGO Cinelnnitl Phi iai!"iph!a

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n th way o. t.

v. rs of ! ;

Is there anyt.-.ing i

ropu'.ar fpt-rts that, thi

Hanimond can do? Th-.y tri-.d f'n ; J the dentiits and were t.'in.rn..-! hen ; j

thty a.r. n-o u ii ' - a - ' 1 ; 11 -whip the polo-e forces on the t-ascca'.'. Cebi. They fell down at that.

Tha game

d 5aurd ly

efteracc-n at Ilrris.-n oil.;. T-ie po- fj Ece tear.i '..''S realy. Tho la--ers. came ttrasslir? t: the puk . Ar.-ther j jM game was in pr -e-r-is so it was -'"-; M

cided to tvsr.sf-r t : old Hamm-'n ! A 'hie recnis that th- at'-rn to else up th-- cos .- cases rf cold i-i- d-v v.-hen th-i fie'.': i? tfths. Mo-U'ska K'.o's

in lined.

c-.nte,; to the , f.

.......... i. r, ,i , i f i r. IX

en'-, or;:- ; -d Grarn-,-1- ro- I M

I Si "he Bez Mc--r sr:1 F'r W - J 1 rt Iwd yi.-i hn; h-d C"'r gann iM

which re? IB to 2.

team from both th

partment teams a.il '

in a v;-o'- for t3"tz. it-tj Tawvers fille-l rut hir .l

V.r-'r. and Fr E- i tl

Pete HE.brich -was - here '. . ; w -is n't -. 1 1 necessary tj call hhr. -. ih-ii. The , (.

olice he i tr.in.s pr"-"-' nou n . i j ,ay from the rr-. To ram. n-Ed ij

r.o'v rear in? to eet at i

.-a

Vor-s-M

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10 to 4 in their f

Tne p e-1 1 e a are r.

the Gary po :

' 3ast week. I; ea a.:. eep date set f r -une- . . Ea

look at th.is .. a as a 1 .- .-. ho; -.j

ropportunCy t o , Ean up en f:.. O-iit- ' H ltes. Tcey also h.jv a hal.-.'-r.e fr '-n ; S. th Gary fii-ef. '.rers. ,

spomi'i w

unlO ULIjiro

IS THROUGH H

I'T TAT

oria raous i...x.r. z Aut.T-ri..-. (Written Expr-' ss-ly f'-r l-.e- T N. f ; Y j NEW YORK. J . :i e : - -Th Injr is ex actio- what a r - nt ;, ' i ' - f J ir.g man t.-.'.-J the wr.'-i y-: -rd-j v jj This man has ban In il..- ip '-cir ' i

o ws a. i c :d;-

a; hi-' e v li-a ft

game for year?. new lie was a champ and tioned and a "burnt :

he sees on e . . ' j "Bill B re nr. in saved J a 'k D-mpsey's , r"i title. D"K. ;ey rlidr.'t hoi J ..nr. tip. I f Don't It tl.-m tc'.l y-i 'hat. i).-v, p. M Eem.Dse-,- was Ll.reiici th.,! r.ich' i ! t J

it's luc'iy f r mm that ' a.;-- r.'i -r - j j was s't in th- t . n r irs-ie-ii t . .

slow thir.kir h-at

I saw Jack c e f - r .

el Pi. nr. ot

v-. ri a iid

t!f!-r be- I

w a s a. f

! f

fere be had rouch felEw

Biennan he -.va? a -.rre.-o I .ea .-.- him ! H coming down the ais. - to ti e rirg ' il that night and ho v as green, n t pa. jN but green. That s'a.o st-iff. tr.o-!r big purses, those paitiei tha's wj.,t S 4

set that fellovf- back. N

"Ha v.-as j i a &

Tod n't you H

r.otlco them givlr.a; liiu'i s t ryeh n ins : 'j tablets between rounds find rubi: oner j jrj him around hia h-art? Pb-;y ei.-ici around me did- He was no- i vinj H

nimse.; lOlit i.n ijrtr.o.n, tirioins tho bct he could E-

harely beat h'.3 man thit n.giH and 1 fl

are ,-f h-;N

III tell you h- got the Mare

life. Ho tried tralulcs f.r a fig in on

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THE UNIVERSAL CAR

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Mr. Ed'fl B. Ford, President of the Ford Motor Company, gives cut the following statement

"Another reduction, has t-een made n Ford truck to take effect immedia'r !y. IT

"Another reduction has t-een made in the li t price of all type? of Ford cars and th

-t ruicrs, f. n. b. Detroit, are; now as follows:

Old Price New Price Touring $535 $510 Runabout $490 $465 Sedan $795 $760 Coupe ...... $745 $695 Truck Chassis . $545 $495 Tractor $625

(With Starter and demountable rims)

(With pneumatic tires and demountable rims)

All prices F.O.B. Detroit, war tax and delivery charge additional "The big reduction? !"t f.i'! were rmde in anticipation of Ion- material costs which we are now getting the- benefit of, and this fact together with increased manufacturing ffficiency and the unprecedented demand for Ford cars, particularly during the. paet three months permitting maximum production, have made another price reduction possible immediately. "Ford Lusines for April and May, 192!, was greater by 56.633 cars and tracks than for the same two months in 1020; in fact, the demand has been even greater than the urp!y. that our ou'put has hen hnvted, not by unfilled ord-ri but by manufacturing facilities. "During May we produced 101 .424 Ford oars and trucks for sale in the United States alone th? biggest month in 'he history of our company and our factories and assembly plants are now working on a 4,'iHO car daily schedule for June. "1 lie. Fordson tractor is still being sold at l?s than the cost to produce on account of the recent big price reduction?, and it is impossible, therefore, to make any further cut in the price of the tractor." Can ycu afford to go vathout a car any longer when Fords are selling at these new low prices? There is no reason now why you should delay purchasing a Ford car, Ford truck, or Fordson tractor. We will gladly advise you concerning the delivery cf a Fordson tractor or the particular type of car in which you are interested. Just phone us or drop us a card.

Authorized Dealer

IT! VI

LN. BUNNELL MOT

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EAST CHICAGO Phone 947

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SHE knows that her capabilities as a housewife ar on trial every' time she serves a meal. SHE knows the kitchen builds the home just as the home builds the nation. SHE knows that if she had a more modern and efficient gas range, she could produce far better results in the kitchen. fHE can see on our sales floor a large variety of the latest gas ranges. SHE can for $10 have the range she chooses, delivered and installed. SHE can also have her choice of a six pound Universal Electric Iron or a Universal Electric Table Toaster, which we are presenting to every purchaser of a Gas R-nge during the week.

This Offer Stands for One Week Only

nt Ex-- 4fS TUB V

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