Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 307, Hammond, Lake County, 17 June 1921 — Page 9

! Thursday, June 16, 1921.

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After hard workout last evening the Hammond K. of C's declared themselves fit for next Sunday's big (came "with the Gary Works which is to be I rlayed over at Gleason Park. Such big crowd of fans have exprcs'icd tlu'ir willingness to accompany the tram and urge them on to victory that Manager Heimbacli has engaged a crucial car on the Sibley st. Interurban for the occasion . The special will leave th5 corner of Sibley and Hohman about 1:45 p. m . and after picking up members of the K. of C. and their many friends who will meet at the K. of C. club rooms on Sibley st the car will go direct to the end of the line in Gary, which Is only a short walk from the ball park. All fans who wish to procure grandstand tickets In . advance of the frame may obtain same t Geo. Kussmauls cigar atom, Mon"Tiett's Smoke Shop or Carroll & New;tns jewelry store. It would be advisable to buy tickets before hend so

as to avoid a Inn wait In line after arrival at the ball park in Gary. The Gary team i all set for Sunday's game and according to reports from our own Chuck Itohde who is playing left Held for Gary, they will not underestimate the Hammond club one particle, but on the contrary they figure the K. of C'b as being one of the toughest teams they have stacked up against this year. The probable battery for Gary In Sunday's game will be Kernehan and Tree, both players of considerable reputation In semlpro circles . The Hammond battery wll be made up of either IaTton op Hlllbrlch on the mound with Tommy Harle doing the rectivlntf. The balance of the team will stack up as follows: Eddie Murpry. 1st base; Buddy McLoughlln. 2nd base; Allen O'Rourke us; Prank '"fhandler 3b; Danny Boyle, lert field; Sug. Handy center field; Eddie Flynn or E. Miller, right field, and Jimmy IMllon and Ralph Pre.ndergast aa utility men.

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STEWART STARS

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fjfcat Bandar completely ejuiihlllel jjOh fcrco of th Eaa Chicago K. C. pC. have booked the Stewart Start, a Ch!caft colored nine a next Sunday'" rmtimetlon, Sunday gum will give Harbor fiana a. chance to nee the locals at jjiomt for'th first time since the Infllan& Harbor city team and the Arlstos foinerl forces. I Ma-nager Jo Glnther Is confident hat with his present lineup he can Stake the moejrare cf any club in the ftfletrlct. Since th amalgajaatlon of Hhe two teajna Ginthers proteges have 'nrne4 In a, pair of sweeping' victories. rrnrytherlng Crown. Point, 18 to 2, and f overwhelming -the K. C. U. outfit, 12 to 3. Jerry Gal Ik, Ginthers, star pWcher, Is heevlng a wonderful brand of ball while his teammates continue to take the Joy out of life for the opposition mound-smen . Captain Kroupa, Gallk's husky battery mato who la regarded by many fans as the- best receiver n the county is playing a brilliant game

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both offensively and defensively. Harry Flerock end Keruwy Gant,

with the Twin City K. C. team last

year, are playing their usual good

game at third and short respectively

Billy 'West cavorts about the keystone stack and Teeka Keena.n holds down

the first b4e Job. In the outer gar

dens the Arlsto hare a wealth of high

class material which Includes Rabbit

Blumenthal, Johnny McShane, Eddie

Glegg and Dillon.

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club should Ineure a capacity crowd at the G. A. T. X ball yard as the

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account of themselves when perform lng for the Harbor fans.

FORESTERS VS. WEST ENDS

For the benefits of the fans and the big following of the C. O. F. team, the manager, A. Zeller, wishes to announce that he has booked the fast West End team of "West Hammond for next Sunday. The game, will be played at Columbia grounds, the new ball park of West Hammond. John (Hans) Amboa, the Forrester pitching ace, who retired In the ninth last Sunday duo to an Injury eays he Is In gioa shape again and ready to torn in another win. By beating the strong I. II. Nationals last Sunday he showed he has ths stuff and should have no trouble setting down the Wet Ends In onev two three order. The Forrester team Is well balanced and has class and deserve the support of the real baseball fans of this region. Any one wishing to see a real ball game can do so by being present next Sunday at S o'clock when the umpires announce "play ball."

TRAP SHOOTERS AT WHITING

TWeCUL TO THE T1MES1 WHITINO. I NX)., June 17 A two man team race will be shot over the Whiting Park Traps on Sunday, June 19 at 2 p. m. All shooters are Invited to come and enjoy the shooting. On July let the club trophy tournament will start over the "Whiting Traps and will last for the remainder of the season. This will be a tournament worthy of anybody's effort and for the number and value of trophys the finest the club has ever given. On Sunday, July Srd, Is registered tournament day at 'Whiting. This will be a shoot for shooters and the "Whiting Trapshooters Club is planning on making this a big shoot. All shooters should plan and leave these dates open for a grand and glorious time at the "Whiting traps.

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COLUMBIA A. 0. EEBOOK RED SOX BY CHtTCK Manager Ldetsan of the Columbia A. C. managed to give the Chicago Red Sox. from the Chicago league, a return game for SundAy. A few weeks ago the Columbia defeated this team by a low score and everyone who witnessed the game thought It was the best game ever seen In these parts. Manager Hlnes of the Red Sox claims he has some new faces on his team to match the Columbia nine. The Red Sox have a high batting record and also a high winning record. They have los but two games out of ten and are now trying to take the Columbias In camp. Capt. Thompson of the home team

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has ,had his men out giving them hard practice for the last few days. Romeo, the ball tosser. will pitch for the Columbias while Smith will be his receiver. Jablonskl, cleanup man for the home team, will take his old place on

second while Tommy will be on the first bag as uual. Manager Ldetzan has made only one change in his lineup for Sunday and that Is In the left field. Mac Thompson, left fielder for the Columbias was

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called to Aurora on important business and therefore cannot play' His substitute In left tleld will be Mac Alave from South Chicago. There have been very good gamea Played at the West Hammond ball park but this gnme is expected to be the bent ever seen yet on the new diamond. Th ground3 are situated on Wentworth and 152nd street, and the game Is called for 3 o'clock.

BUNCIK PITCHES ONE HIT GAME SPECIAL TO THE TIHES1 WHITING, Ind-, June 17. The fast Indian Jr. Imvm won its firt game by de.fe.tinK the Gift Shop Colts by a score of 9 to 3. Al Hunclk pitched his flrBt game ,nd allowed the Colts one hit which was a double by Sllntz. lid Hunclk got three hits out of four trips to the plate while J. Adam got two hits, a double and a base on balls out of 4 trips to the plate-. The Indiun Jr. baseball team would like to hear from teamH averaging fn.m 12 to 11 years of age..For games write to Joe Matlon, 634 Fred street. Whiting. Ind. Score: Indian Jr 203 1012 9 1 1 Gift Shop Colts 001 1010 3 10 4 Thrt-e bare hits V. Tustek. Two bae hits J. Adam. Ed Hunclk, Slintz. Singles Mathon (2). M. Adam (2), Puste-k (2). Strikeouts Buncik (14). Broderick (3), Kelllher (5).

won them all. S'j the White Eagles known as West Knds will have to step lively to beat them. We, the Wbtte Eagles are going to have some new faces on the team and promise to show the fans a good game. We have a fast ball club and are hard to beat. This will be our first game at home and there are a lot of baseball fans in Wps( Hammond that are glad to see us. We have some good men on the team such as Zubay, thu pitcher or I'arker on third base. Rusinskl at short, Krueger, catch, and Z'cmkowskl, who had a pore fingtr and had to tay out of the game for three weeks will be out in the left field and Is considered as a fast fielder and good base ball player. And we have some more good men that are playing pood ball. We expert all the fans out Sunday and root for their favorite club. We promise to havo a good gamo that Is no argument or delaying the game its going to be a good sociable game and wo know everybody will be perfectly satisfied when the frame is over. And will be glad to see us again. "We have a good reputation all over and all other fans always coma out to sc. us. So come one, come all and see West Hammond meet Hammond. Game called at 3 p. m.

WHITE EAGLES VS. C. 0. OF F. The White Eagles of "West Hammond play the Catholic Order of Foresters at West Hammond on Sunday, June 13. The Forcaters have a good ball club and won some good ball games this season. They promise to come to West Hammond and show the White Eagle fans a good, fat game of ball. They played some tight games this season and

N. J. Commish Will Run or Stop Fight, is Threat HACK ENS A CK, N. J.. June 17. A threat that there would be no Demp-sey-Carpentler fight In Jersey City on July 2 if the Ne-w Jersey boxing commission could not have the privilege of naming the referee was made last night by Commissioner Doherty at a dinner to Charles J. I-yons, another me-mber of the commission. Crimissioner Doherty said a serious situation had arisen, bs a "certain party" believed he should have the privilege of naing the refere. No names wore mentioned. At its meeting yesterday the commission did not take action the referee question.

PAGE ljl.SJUS.tWSllJ.li.AJMI LJMl-JIUJJSnUJ.XilJllJ HALF OF FIGHT TICKETS SOLD NEW YORK. June 17. Tex Rlekard estimates that between thirty and thirty-five thousand people have purchased tickets for the Demp"jr-Car-pentkr bout, making the advance sal? somewhere In the neighborhood of ,800, 000. When complete! the arena will feat 60,000. Thus approximately onehalf of the capacity of the big wooden bowl has been sold.

WANING AMES The Wilcox A. C. would like to book games with any fast team averaging between 8 to 12 years. For games write to Raymond Darling, 483 Murray St., Hammond, Ind.

BASEBALL MANAGERS TAKE NOTICE The Hammond Pirates who have already rla'ed every team In ISke county this year and who won the championship last year are looking for games out of town. This team averages from 17 and 18 years of age. The Pirate would like to hear from the baseball managers as soon as possible as we have only one more game booked. We will travel to any town, so come on as we are ready to show -what we can do. For games call Hammond 186S-R between 5 and 6 p. m . or write Herman Schwerin, 202 Lewis St.

"Johnny Mostil" Day at Sox Park on June 25 They are going to stage a "Johnny Mostil Day" at ComUkey Park June 25, when the White Sox pay Detroit . Mostil once worked for Montgomery Ward & Co., and the employes ot fnat concern will do him honor on the 25th.

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Well Folks its Vacation Time Again Well Folks, it's vacation time again so why not celebrate with a little outing. We have been busy for the past month "prettying" up our store for you. Some place with different trimmings. Just come and see us now. 9

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