Hammond Times, Volume 15, Number 4, Hammond, Lake County, 22 June 1921 — Page 3

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LYNCH HAS EASY I1E WITH SAMMY SANDOW

KE"W YORK. June Z2. Joa Lynch, worlds bantam champion, knocked "at Sammy Sandow of O.ncimw..;, in fif-.y-flve seconds cf fl gluing in the opening round of a ten-round match at tih& new Boxi.-.g Drums A A. last night. Sandow opened with a left swingen the, champion's jaw which sent Lynch half way across tho ring-. Then Lynch tore in w-.th left -hooks, and right smashes to the Jaw. sending the Cincinnati boy dwo threo times for counts of seven, nine and ten. ending tha bout in a hurry. This was Lynch's first ring battle In 'his city since he won thn title from Pete Herman at Madison S;-jj.re garden last December. Leach Cross. New York lightweight.

who recently returned home from the Pacific coast, mad his first ap;-ear-ar.ee in a local nnj in iix years, and earned tha Judges' decision over Gone Delmont f Momphis tn ten rounds. Cross hawed he still retained all of his old cleverness, even M famous 'stall.'' feigning grogg-iness In tha fifth round. Delmont made a good showing- agilnt-t the veteran. Joe Burman. Chicago bantam, and Jack Sharkey of New York went ten rounds to a draw last night. It was the fastest bout of the. card. In other ten round contests. Andy Chaney, Baltimore featherweight. and Charily p.eecher of New York, drew and Eddie O'Powd. Columbus. O.. flyweight, received the decision over Joe Dillon of New York .

MASON

TO GET TEST IH BOUT ON LEONARD PROGRAM

SOUTH BEND. Ind., Juna 22. Indiana boxing fans are wondering whether or aat Frankia Mason, claimant of the flyweight title, '.'.as gone back. Although the Hoos.br continues to defeat opponents It is "be general belief that he is not the man he was a year ago. For this reason trhftne, will be many Indiana fans en dck at Floyd Fitzsimmons' championship show. Benton Harbor, July 4, to see Mason battle Jimmy Kelly, the Chicago Syweight flash. Mason trimmed Kelly by a slight shade- Just a year ago at East Chicago. It was a close and thrilling bittie, however, and the champion only emerged ahead by a small margin bercause, of his greater ring knowledge. r Whether -ho can repeat this is a qu-s- ' t.ion up In local sporting circles and i this has caused great interest to be i shown in the fracas. fcfcV MASOX IS POPULAR. However, Mason is one of the most popular little boxers to ever pull on the gloves and has many friends throughout northern Indiana. He has one of the greatest ring records la the books and fought many of his bouts here. He defeated such boxers as Joe Mandeil, Bobby Armstrong, Frank ie Jaumattl and Pal Moore in this city. In metting Kcliy the Hoosier is going up against a dangerous opponent as KeJly has recently fought Pal Moore two draws and defeated Pete

Herman while the latter was bantam- ,

weight champion. Kelly and Mason make a pretty contest to watch as both are fast as lightning, clever and full of pep. KELLY GETS START HERE. Kelly will be remembered in South

Bend as he got Ills start at the Oliver

theater here a year ago last winter when he received $25 Xor boxing a preliminary with Jimmy Duffy, then a popular bantam. Although this was Kelly's first professional bout he stopped Duffy in the fifth round with a whirlwind attack which impressed local fans. He was matched back with Johnny Hagon In the semi-final to the Mason-Jaumattt bout and again won the decision by carrying the fight to Hagon. This should make a fitting wlndup to such an attractive card as the Benny Leonard-Sailor Freedman battle. Many northern Indiana fans are planning to take In the show. Local fans have been fortunate in obtaining the best seats in the arena for this show. Floyd Fitzsimmons was de-s-irous of giving the Indiana fans first choice as ha realizes that a largo portion of his crowd comes from this state. So he selected the best ringside seats and sent them along wirh the first two rows Tn the $10 and $5 section? to this city. They are now on sale, at Hull and Calnon. Mclnerny and Warner. Goldie Mann and Goat's cigar stores and by Eugene Kessler, of The Tribune.

HAS DUFFY LEWIS REACHED THE END?

Duflfy Lewis.

Washinfrton has declared the veteran Duffy Lewis, who starred with the Red Sox and Yanks before joining the Nats, a free agent. The veteran hero of world's series and many campaipns is considering: inanaKerial offers and business chances outside of baseball.

UOLUMBIA A. C. WINSjB STRAIGHT Tb-e Columbia A. O. made it six straight when they won a doubleheader by defeating th Tigers by the score of 14-6 and defeated the HesslLe nine to the tune of 17-3. Nelson pifrtied the first game for the C. A. C. while Kreger and Coyle did the hurling for the Tigers. The feature of the game was a home run by Khode with the bases full. He also made a doubt ana a single. Boyle pitched th second game for the C. A. C. The C. A. C. sluggers collected 17 hits off of Knapp. Zigk and Johnson, the Hessvilla pitchers. Martens w-a the battling star getting three doubles and two eingles out of 6ix trips to th plate. C. A. C. would like to book a game for next Saturday or Sunday from teams averaging from 13 to 15 yeirs of .g. Call up Hammond 1854-R between 5:30 p. tja. and 6.30 ana ask for Arthur.

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Last night's results at New York City add appreciably to the worth of the pro grain of boring scheduled for the night of June 28 at the East Chicago arena. Joa Lynch, bantamweight champion, knocked out Sammy Sandow of Cincinnati In 5 seconds. Joe Burman who boxes Lynch at East Chicago Tuesday drew a draw with Jack Sharkey who meets Babe Asher, A. E. F. champ at the local ring. Thus the Lynch-Burman and Shar-key-Aslier bouts would either one be sufficient to assure a record attendance. Ilacih, is a stellar attraction. Completins the caxd. Andy Chancy, the only man who ever got a dec-ieion over Johnny Kilbane. boxes Frankie S-chaeffr-r of the stockyards. Harry Hyrames, promoter of the Eat Chicago boxing bills, lias plad ticket: on sali at ilcCool's billiard parlor in Hammond.

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BETTING ON CARPENTIER

BY TAD (Written for the International N. NEW YORK, June Willi Ritchie, former lightweight champion, cf the world. Intends to take the Carpen tier end of the betting July 2. In an interview out we-st the otb.fr day Willie gave his reasons. He says that he cant r.guro Dompsty a 3 to 1 shot over a good man l.kc- Carpentier when boxers such as Mcehan, Brennan and Miske went the limit with him. "Dempsey is a good hitter,'" savS Willie, "but when he failed to drop Brennan in the Garden. I figured that he had gone back a lot. Brennan couldn't box as Carpentier can. and. if Dempsey misses the Frenchman four or five times, he is liable to los,e confidence. When he loses that h forgets his aggressiveness and 13 outpointed or dropped for the count. "Carpentier is a good, big man. I saw him after I fought Welsh on the other niMf and he's as game as a pebble. He'll have to be flattened to lose . "He has more boxing experience than Dempsey. He-'s been In the rics 12 years and it's nothing new t him. "Ho has no title to defend therefore he won't bo a3 worried as Dempsey is bound to be. "Dem.psey's extra weight will handicap him July 2. If the fight were to a finish Ii say the extra weight would help him. Jeff'3 xlra weight always bothered his opponents. This is a short distance, bout and Dempsey will need more peed than weight. "Carpentier Is a good bet a! those odds and I'm betting the short end."

AT SOX PARK SATURDAY Seats On Sale lor "Johnny Mostel Day" Demonstration. One hundred a. id fifty, tickets for seats in the Hammond section of the White Sox ball park grand stand for "Je-hnny Mostll Day." which is next Saturday, will bo rlaoed on fcila tomorrow. Mostil, It will be remembered, played second base for the Hammond ball club in 151S and broke up many a game with his stick. He is a member of the tox cub after having ' been farmed out two seasons for experience. He is a Whiting boy and there will be a delegation from the oil city at th game baturday. Detroit will be the attraction at the Sox Park Saturday. At least twentyfive or thirty automobllt s wKl make the trip and fans who intend driving to the park are requested to leave their aames with Melvin Monnett. Harry Porti is taking: up a collection with which to buy a present for Mostil.

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ELKS ARE ALL SET

SPECIAL TO THE TIKE3 WHITING. Ind., June 23. The Whiting Elks baseball team is now in trim and ready to meet anything in Lake county. Manager O. D. Lottinvilie believes he has about the fastest aggregation in these parts. He has booked a hot game with the Aristos of Indiana Harbor for uext Sunday. The game

will be piayeu at ir.a.ana t-taroor. lie

is trying to sign up some team for Saturday, The Elks will play Saturdays and Sundays. They want games with any teams n the county which think they can show c'.aa.-. Managers are requested to adress letters to the Elks, "fhiting. Ind.

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MjcQ-uiilan'a fine pitching and the manner In which the Braves fell on the offerings of Art N-. hf v. as too much for the greedy Giants. Judge Eandis saw the Dodgers defeat Philadelphia with Grimes shading Hubbel la a pitcher's duel. The Cards and Cubs divided a twin bill. Alexander saved the d3y for

Chicago. It took 1 Innings for the Athletics to defeat Washington, hits by t'.VJ Walkers being responsible.

A boot by short step Johnson of the White Sox s-tart'-d the Indians on the road to victory. The Red Sox took an awful wallop at the Yanks when they won a doucio header. Babe got a mere tingle in nine, tr-ips to the plate.

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The Hammond K . of C.'s will face another it Iff argument next Sunday afternoon when they trael to Harvey to take on the fast K. of C. club from that city. Thi.; is the aggregation fi.at trui.ed the strong te-un from Whiting last Sunday by the score of 3 to 4, after a hot battle. Last Sunday's game was played at Whiting. which makes Harvey's cuanccs against Hammond look all the better as the. next garno Is to be played on Harvey's home lot. Manager H-.imbach is fully aware of the fact th-it next Sunday's game will be no cme.h and as he is figuring on i.:.e toughest k'r.d of opposition he will have his men all primed for the occasion. The. usual big following of fans will accompany the team on one of the big local buses that will leave the K. of C. club roems about ,1 :ni or 1:13 p. m. The bus will return from Harvey immediately after the. game..

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Fresh new stylisK merchandise manufactures! for this season the over stocks of Eastern makers bought and offered at half their actual value. In addition we have added Great stocks of our own regular lines to He disposed of by cutting the prices right in half. Every day new lots are added to replenish diminished quantities. If You Weren't Here Today Be Sure And Attend Tomorrow.

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North Side A. C. Brings Home Bacon The North Sid A C traveled to Hegewisch Sunday and defeated the Hegewiscih Comets by a. score of 1S-5. It looked bad for the North Side A. C. in the first inning while Ore-a! thr-ir pitcher walked two men and a scratch hit mado three men on base and none down. But Oreal saw he wa3 in danger and started to pitch real tall. He struck out two and a scratch hit to shortstop put the man out on home. The North Side A. C. got one run in the se-cr.nd and the Hegewisch Ccmets tied it in the third. Again the North Side A. S. started the rally in Hie fourth inning by hitting the pitcher for six runs and six in the fifth which made it look bad for the Comets. The Comets cama right back in the fifth and pounded Oreal for five runs. That made the score 1"-1 till the end. The North Sidrs have a few opn dates and would like to hear from 'he Indiana Harbor Natfor.s or Harbor Triangles. For games call 1566 between 5:30 and 6:00 or between 3:f,0 and 10 00 and ask for the manager. Bruno S-haf-er or write to Bruno Shafer, 147 LaSalle St., Hammond. Ind.

The Scots and the English, Tlie Scots, who first lived ia Ira land, settled in the land which now beajs their name. Scotland. The Angle with other tribes from Germany eettled in what came to be cnllei Anjrlelacd or England.

JOURNEE IS BADLY TRIMMED

(!.TC"ATIONAL NEWS SERVICE! MANH ASSET. L, I., June 22- rul Journe.e and Italian Joe Gans were pretty badly used up In bouts at Ebte's field Monday night and as a result Gnrc'--s made Tuesday something of a holiday. Today the. French challenger -ras scheduled to take to the road as usual but road work was to be. the txtent of his training efforts, thanks to a visit to Jersey City to inspect the big arena at Boyle's 'thirty acres." Carpentier "as to be the guest of Promoter Tex Kickard who plans to personally conduct Jack Dempsey to the scene of the tig fight later in the week.

MAROONS ANNEX ANOTHER GAME W. TV. ) The Hammond Maroons anexed their fifth consecutive game of the season fundav at Morris Park when they de

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tariiug t.ie, long cud of a 11 to 1 ic n'e. Pitching honors went to Green of the Harmons. Ko T-c.-e.'1 a great game', allow-ing but two hits and getting IS strike-outa to his credit He also got two doubles and a walk out of four trips to the plate.

DeRolf of the Indians allowed 10'

clean hits and struck out nine men. Tho Hammona Maroons would like, to book games with any 16 or 17 year oid teams in Lake or any adjoining counties. We are willing to travel. For games call Hamond 6CT or write ZiO State street, Hammond. Indiana. The score by innings: Indians 0 00001000 Maroons i 2 3 1 2 0 : 0 x

through the ropes. Then came. Johnson, who was out again on his fe, t for tiie second day in succession after thre-s minutes cf fighting.

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BENTON HAP-EOR. Mich., Juno ::. There was real joy in the camp or Sailor Freedman last night. The reason was the jositive identification of a right cross that should raise ha--oc if it connects with the chin of Eer.ny Leonard when lie meets Frec-dman

here for the worlds lightweight I Pittsburgh

championship the afternoon of July 4 . New York

The wallop was tried cut on Jack I Boston

London, a middleweight from Cluca- t St. Louis

go. and Bill Johnson, a wnlterweight . I Brooklyn

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St. Louis. 17; Chicago, 6. Chicago, 6; Sr.. Luis, 3. Boston. 16: New York. 5. Brooklyn, 4,: Philadelphia. 2. No other games scheduled.

w. l. ret. J Cleveland 38 22 .638, New York 35 SS -574 J Washington Co 23 .347 ( Uobton 23 26 -527 i Detroit 23 3 , CHICAGO 25 31 .446 St. Louis 26 33 .441 Philadelphia 21 37 .362

Yeaterday' Bult. Cleveland, 6: Chicago. 3. Boston. S; New York. 3. Boston, 6; New York. 1. Philadelphia. 7: Washington. St. Louis at Detroit, rain.

Tho Folks Next Doer. On wbat ocein Is Callao? What language do they speai in Montevideo r What Is the big p-rt of Arrentina ? Where is Quito? How does Rio da Janeiro compare in size ritli Richmond. Va.? Is La Pas a mountain or south of Buenos Ayres? Is there law against automobiles ia Peru? Do they have snow la Brazil? If so, wbeaT Why do they speafc French in Eoundor? Or do they? Try tiAae questions on a busloets man.--rroa. Collier's.

Lamp on OF! Can. An inventor has mounted aa electrlt lamp on the rpout and a battery on Um handle of an oil can for eoglnaers.

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