Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 304, Hammond, Lake County, 14 June 1921 — Page 8

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THE TIMF Tuesday, Juno 14, 1921.

GREASBAUM PITCHES NO HIT GAME

AT VALPO

Dunday baseball

June 12

club traveled

the fast Scatena. player and th fang will see & regular f - . . j . .VI- of

t a Vain

Morris park next fcunJay, Juno 1'.'. in defeated the U!Po t nlverslty hy tn jQn.a rcc,vr

a triple, a single and a walk. This star batter 1 sure fit for cl.-an-up lo-

acore of 7 to 1 before a crowd of 2.7niJ

epectators. Creisbaum who

was n

the mound for the Scats pitched h nohit am 8 and best cf all this was tho

sltlon . The

first no-hit game ever witnessed ati tryln

ValpD. The gam-" was play-d at the Valpo fair grounds. The Scatenas ot tody sure play the frame a good deal better than the Scatenas that played the K. C. V. of Kaf,t ChiVasro Sunday, June 5. The new faces in th Scatena cluh are us fellows: first of all the Shortstop position 13 well taken care of ry a young lad by the name ef North who sure is a fast man anwhtre on the diamond, this lad Is also a good man with the stick. In Sunday's game this lad North secured 1 hit and a walk and also Ptole second base. John Jones, the star third baseman, comes from Whiting; Ind.. and recently has been playlnsr with '. Diamond A. C. of South Chicago. This mar. Jones is sure a clean cut baseball

manager of the Scats Is su e to give the fans the best base

ball played that can be secured around this part of the country. For nam of call Hammond IO05-K any time. Batting order for Sunday's game at Valpo was as follows: Jens. If: North, ss; Brenam, lb; J. Jon's, 3b; R. Jone. cf; fhelton, 2b; Hudson, rf; Hess, c; Creasbaum, p. Hcntenss 103 301 0007 11 2 Valpo V 000 000 100 1 0 3 Summary Two-base hit Hrenan, Shelton. Ralph Jones, Hess, Hudson. Three baso hits John Jones. Brenan. singles Oreasbaitm. North, R. Jones, J. Jones. Struck out By Creasbaum. 13: by Feter, fi. Bases on bails Off Creasbaum, 1; off Peters. 3. Wild pitches Peters. 1 . I'mplres, Morton. Hetmke. Storekeeper Heiney Kreger.

Golfers Active At Country C.

Oolf has attained a, popularity at the Hammond Country club far surpassing any other year since the organisation was founded. The course ts in the best of shape, and indications point to by far the best year that the j game has ever had In this city. I'ro. j fesslonal Ed White predicts a total or I 6.000 players when the curtain rolis' down at the end of the year. Friday. June 13, was ladies' day at ; the club. Quits a large number of! ladies turned out fcr tho events and : the matches were well played In most Instanced. Low gross was held by Mrs. Pyer with a card of 69. and l".w r.et was made by Mrs. Richard Wincx- j Jtr with an 80-25-55. The ladles are'

. H. ARiSTDS IN VICTORY

.- in..... J In l'i Innings. Ud.1 lories: Arlstos, Ga.Hk anj Kroupa; K. C 1. Hakalar. V. Simon and Rakor.

CHAMPION LYNCH TO MEET BUSMAN AT EAST CHICAGG

Joe Lynch, bantamweight champion f the world, will sh..w bis wares for he benefit of t'nicago tioxlrg fans on he night of June 28. in K.-usr Chi. 00. Promoter Harry H mm pa Announced '"t r.ight. Joe Burman, running mat'? In the .Vate 1-ewls-Tommy Walsh stable. of P.". 1 Moore, who won a decision over Lynch at Louisville the night before 1 he big Derby, will be Lynch's opponent. The Lyrch-3urmnn affray is the heat liner on an all-!tar cam. any number of which Is worthy of a '.oxd line place at almost any boxing show. Babe Asher, A. E. K. ountani champ, wtl! do battle wiiti Jask Sharkey, and

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L. 16 20 22 25 2'J 26

I'sltsburgh 34 New York 32 St. Louis 27 .Boston 25 Brooklyn 26 (Itlt'ACrO 21

Philadelphia 16 32 Yeste-rdny'n llrwulte. Chicago, Boston, 0. Pittsburgh, 12; Philadelphia, 5. Brooklyn. 3; Cincinnati. 1. .St. Louis. 10; New York. 1. AMKKICA.V I.H .!' E.

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W. L, Cleveland S4 2') X. w York 32 21 Washington 29 26 1 'ft rolt 2'J 28 B"ton 23 24 St. Lout 24 29 CIIICAOO 31 29 Philadelphia IS 33 1 etriln y' Itcalt. Chicago, 6; B-.ston. 4. Philadelphia. 7; Ht. Louis, 4. Now York. 13; Detroit. 8. Cleveland, 10; Washington, .

BURNHAM WINS The Burnham Athletic Club won it: fifth straight game by winning a dm; ble header rJunday. .The Kast Chics k Moose and the Whiting Young Men'. Council were the opposing teams. Tli R. O. Moose put up a stiff game, losing 5 to 8. The Whiting T. M. C. wort beaten to the tune of 18 to 8. The?, were leading In the third Inning, bu. tho Burnham players rallied In th fifth, adding nine runs to their score.

Whiting K. of C.'s Trim Chicago Heights

C. A. C. WINS

FOURTH STRAIGHT

The Columbia A. C. n ad It four

straight when they defeated tho Stale

St. All Stars by tho tune of 16 to

Tct. ! Boyle, the star pitcher for the C. A

fi."0 i C, struck out is men and allowed

.604 i only five scattered hits. The An Stars

..'.27 j used four pitchers,. BeaWy. Smith, D

.509 laney and Klepe, but could not stop

.489 the fast going C. A. C. who collected .453 ' nine hits good for 14 bases. The A. .420 S. pitchers were wild at times Issu.3o3 t ing 12 bases on balls. Spoerner

the star at the sticlc getting a double

and u single out of four trips to tin plate . C. A. C. would like to hear from teams averaging 13 to 15 years of ageFor games call Hammond 1834-K between 5:30 and 6:30 p. m. and ask for Arthur.

Cn?t Chb-asro

The Indiana Harbor Arlstos settled the question c.f who is champion of the Twin Cities by defeating the K. C. V. ba si ball team of East Chicago 12 to 2. Sunday, June 12 at Grave rbali park. Erst Chicago. The gams was a thriller from start to finish, Bak.tlar who started for East Chicago pitched gooU ball until the eighth inning, allowing

6 hits and only scored on once, but in j the eighth frame he was less effect l el snd tbi Arlstos managed to score s : runs off cf him and one run off of F. 1 f'imoji who relieved Buck after two j WtT" OUt. j Jerry Gallic en tho mound fcr the j Aristos was pitching In big lof.rue form allowing only 7 hits, up to Co' ; kth f".. ' w U- r T ...,.11 !

playing more than in previous yrs. . n. . . ... .' . ,' . . r, i

BY T'NCLE BIM The fast Wliiting K. of C. team traveled to Chicago Height last Sunday and handed the much touted K. of C. team of that city a drubbing by a

(score of 7 to 3. With Father Kelaen-

Frankle S-nacfer of the stork yards hard t pitching In superb form the will meet George K. O. Chancy on thai Heights team did not have rhnnoe

Father Kisenhardt's battery mate, McNamara caught a whale of a gamo lriuUa clouting the ball hard. The Whltirii.' team as a whole fielded and hatted

j In big league style, also showing a lot j of pep on the fitld. Next Sunday Whiting plays the fast ITarvey team at J Whiting. Harvey "has a strong team I and Wilting fans are looking forward

to a great battle.

and future matches will be arranged.

On Saturday, the sweepstakes was 1

won by B. J. Steelman with a card of 13-12-81, and Fred Beckman with an 13-3-11. Tho mixed foursome on the same dty went to Mrs. W. Howat and. Shoito Hjwat with low gross and Mrs. Kirkwall and Mr. Phaw with low net. The sesson Is on now and handicaps

are being; reduced right and left. A I large number cf golfers have attained j elars A for the f.rst time this tear. ; Cla-ss C Is producing a large number or ; candidates frr class n, and the'numbej ' f players In the cellar group t rteadl'.y decreasing. The game Is Im

proving a gTest deal.

An attempt will be made to lntre the Michigan City golfers In a match with the Hammond stars. The neighboring city has sidestepped so far since Hammond took thtm across' on both their home and their opponents grounds.

his fammstcs hnd piled up a big l"a 1 ; for him he ea3d up and presented

! them with a couple of hits. j J Up to the time of the as.een.sion or ' j the East Chicago team the game w;'S . a nip and tuck affair. East Chicago'

scored th flrat run in the 6th inning j

and the Arlstos came right back in the 6th inning and evened up the score, then in the fatal 8th the balloon went up with East Chicago's hopes of winning the ball game and the championship of the Twin Cities. I. II . Arlstos ...N00001 09 212 K. C. V 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 2 Two base hits: Kroupa (2): Fierock.

j Blumentbal; Babe Simon. Hit by pit -! cher. Bloom (2). Base on balls: off j Gallic 4: off Bakalar 5; off F. Simon 1. j Double play. Gallk to West to Keenan I Struck out by: Galik 9; Bakalar 10: F. Simon 1. Hits off Galik 7 In 5 ;nnlngs;

off Bakalar 15 In 7H innings: off F.

FORESTERS

DEFEAT THE

NATONA

Th Foresters again showed their supremacy Sunday Ty defeating tho much-touted Indiana Harbor Nationals by tho score or 3 to 2. The Indiana Harbor lads had won five straight games, until they stacked up against the s'peedy lads of the C. O. F. Ambos pitched brilliant ball for the C. O. F. shutting out tho Nationals for eight Innings. Injuries however, caused him to turn tho pitching Job over to Moll In the ninth, after two men had scored and two men were on ba.se, and Moll forced the next batter to ground out pitcr.er to first, ending the Inning and game. Ambos earned the applause of the fans in the 4th inning when after the first two men had singled and the third man walked, he struck out the next three men to face him. It was a heady piece of work, Ambos truck out 18 men. gave 8 Tilts and Issued 2 bases on balls. Steffen for the Nationals struck out 9. allowed 10 hits and walked 5 men. He also got out of a bad hole in the third inning when with 3 men on base and none out. he ra-.do the next man hit a grounder to the shortstop, forcing the man at home and t'wn stiuck out the next two batters. The Foresters upro first to score. McCarthy, first man up in the 3th Inning, singled to center and stole second, from where he scored on Callahan's long single to left field. Meyer opened the Foresters seventh inning by getting a pa.ss. Lauerman sacrificed him to third. Schutz struck out. Fleischer hit to Donahue, shortstop for the Nationals. Instead of pliying for first. Donahue tried to cut off Meyer at the plate. Meyer seeing he was trapped, returned to third and tho catcher for the Nationals threw wild, allowing Meyer to score and Fleischer moving to second. Moll, next man up, doubled J

to left field scoring Fleischer. McCarthy ended the inning with a fly to center field. The Nationals got both their runs in the ninth inntnsr. Imahu led off with a triple to left. Duckeye grounded out, McCarthy to Meyer. Donahue scoring on the out. Gulliver doubled to center. Wal.li was out. McCarthy to Meyer, Black got his third hit of the day a slngia over second, Walsh scoring. Steffen f.lso singled, but Kollna's rrounder to the pitchef. ended the inning and game. Indiana Harbor Nationals Kollna, 1st b.: Benson, c.f; Lott, If; Donahue, ss; Buckeye 2b: Gulliver 2b; Wal.-h rf; Black c; Steffen p. C. O. F. Meyer, lb: I,iurm;n r; Fehutz rf; Fleischer 2b; Moll Sb; McCarthy t'S; Callahan If; King cf; Ajiil)OS p. Two-bafe hits Gulliver, Moll. Three l.aiw? hits Donahue, Struck out: by Ambos 13: by Steffen 9, Base on balls: ff Ambos 2; off Steffen 5.

l320 RECORD -54 HOMERS

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COLUMBIA LOSE TO FISK COLTS In a fast game at West Pullman through a few infield misplays, the Columbian lo by a fcore of 5 to 0 to the fast Fisk Colts of the Chicago League. The Colts havo only been de-

jfeated hut once and that by the AVliitj man and Barnes baseball club, j Konii'o held the opposing tonm to six ! scattered hits. Bedzek lul.l the Colum-

Mas 'to fine hits. As It was the first traveling game for tho Columbian a htrga crowd of fans from Wist Hammond witnessed the game.

FIFTH WIN FOR WHITE CIRCLE A. C. (SPECIAL TO THC TIMES WHITING. Ind.. June 14. Heavy hitting, tight pitching and clever fielding, won a IS to 2 victory for the White Circle A. C. over the Little Giants who hall from the 8outh fiide. Bodney made hi customary threebase hit. while Glggs got five hits out of five times to bat. Score: White Cir. A. C.300 040 06x IS 18 0 Little Giants 000 00' 003 s 4 Batteries Bill and Bodney; Pietka, Shorty, Tommy, Veloha and Popelas. Strike outs Bill. 14; Pietka. 3. Bases on balls Off BUI, 2; off Tommy. 6; off Veloha, 4.

BOXER CHOKES BULLDOG TRYING TO BITE CHILDREN PHILADELPHIA. Pa June 14, Jimmy Murphy, known in the boxmp ring as the "Bride" of West Philadelphia, proved his mettle late yesterd'iy wh'n he choked a havy bulldog to death. Jimmy has fought many a hard six round bout with all the lightweight contenders in this section and has never been known to stall or quit. The bulldog had bitten his owne and owner's wife, and was racing toward a group of small children, frothing at the mouth, when Murphy dartfd In his path. After his hands had been lacerated. Murphy managed tt get a strangle hold on the d g .- nd slowly choked it to death.

I. H. Triangles Defeats Central A. C. The Indiana Harbor Triangles came hack and redeemed themselves for their loss last Sunday by defeating the fast Central A. C. 10 to S. The score' was 2 to 2 and Quite undecided until the sixth inning when Hetjwall. Irfithe, Ijoven. Chapel ami Oetts, all collected clean hits, these added with two walks scored 6 runs. Tills rally put the game on Ice for

Uic Triangles they saved their nergy until the eighth and then .vent out and gathered two more runs. Ileglln, O'Brien and Lathe were responsible for those. Lind, who pitched for the Triangles, was In his real ti lde and with a g od battery mate ike Hedwall to help him out h. Id the 'ulumet boys to 7 well scattered hits. The Triangles have an open dHta .'or Juno 19th and are willing to travel anywhere. Write to Frank Shesler.

commercial avenue. Harbor.

Indian.

Pete Herman to Essay Comeback With Lynch NEW YORK, June 14 Pete Herman, former bantamweight champion, will attempt a "comeback" when he "f"' w t-vr-eh. th tltleholder. In

an open air fifteen round bout at Kbbets Field, Brooklyn, July 25. Lynch defeated Herman for the world's bantamweight honors here last December, winning a referee decision in fifteen rounds. Since that bout Herman won vlctorl-. over several leading bantamweights and knocked out Jimmy Wilde, the English flyweight, tn Lonaon last January.

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