Hammond Times, Volume 15, Number 5, Hammond, Lake County, 23 June 1921 — Page 11

Thnrsdar. June 23. 1921,

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DEMPSEY IS WINNING DECISIONS WHILE TRAINING TO GET ONE OVER CARPENTIER

Jack Dempsey's two mam forms of recreation and pleasure while training to wallop Georges Carpentier July 2 are. eating and playing cards. And, according to reports, Dempsey is champion at both sporfcj. . , .. .

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CORBETT DEFENDS TRAINING PRACTICES OF CARPENTIER

1 ET J AiTCS J. COTIBE.TT (Former HeAvywelgrh.t Ctmnplon of the World.) (Written Expressly for the I. N. S (Copyrlgrht. 1921, by I. N. Sen-ice.) NEW TORK, June 23. Attempts to elza vp Gftorffoa Carpentler by the showing of ar.y of his sparring partners a.ro unfair to the French oharapion s.s I ea it. I noticed where tha Journe-Wein-rt bout was mentioned in this connection but I can't see for the l'.fe of roe why Journerj Blowing- 6houlJ ha.vw s.nything to do with CarpentUr or his chances against D&mpsey. Carpcntler can stop Journee with one punch and any time he wants to. He simply uses tte big fellow to

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and all the rest of his sparring mate.3 hammer bim about the ring for he needs that kind of work. If he didn't want Journeo to hit him, take It from me. the big fellow wouldn't be able to lay a clove on Georges. Joe Jeanette Js the only one of Carpfntier's sparring matei who lias class

enough to begin to make the French battler use his ring science but you never see this done In G-rges vuBllc workouts. Carpntle-r feels that he has bepa subjected to a lot of unjust criticism because of his system of training and he haa had this lmpresjion for so long a time that he went into his sht-U farther than ever. That's one reason why -no ttas constantly refused to show more than a flash of his real ability. Today training activities were resumed at Man-hasswt after a two ciys lay-off with the exception of road work wbicii Georges did Tuesday and Wednesday. The slight rest was a welcome one to Carpentier but with Just ten days remaining between now and the date when he wilt sLrp into the ring at Jersey City the French title holder will whip things up. I got the idea of what Georges Intends to do trom a remark dropped Inadvertently by Joe Jeanette yesterday. "Been takln' It easy for a couple of days." said Jeanette, "but George will Klve us plenty to do from now on."

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(BY A.. KRITIC.) Th Junior and Senior Moos of Et Chicago will steer their trusty antlera towards Mooseb&art. 111., 8:30 Saturday morning on their ccoond annual pilgrimma.ee to this western

shrine of Moosodom. Fifteen automobiles shall wend their winding way to thl sramarkable community bearing aeverly-fiv6 Moose and Mooseleta to participate la the gala program arranged by the camp bretihreo. Chief among tne events shall be a baseball game between East Chicago nine And the nine representing Mooseheart. Let It be known that last year these aame two teams clashed and the East Chicago boya proved the- better team In pite of the fact that Stinclicomb, famous Ohio State U. athlete, was oochlng the Illinois boys at the time. Chicle Hartey has the Mooseheart crew under his wing this year and he promises that his team will not fall under as they did last summer. He also write-s for information that the defeat of list year nanded out by the East Chicago Junior Moose was Vttai second that the Mooseheart team hf, suffered in five years. And to V the"lost" column has yet to read trjjpee. from record! tttt Jones, manager of the local "boy, says he will pull the trick again "rit7. his southpaw ace, Romeo, doing the flinging. Sio 'em Jones, we're all with yal

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FOOTBALL STAR AND 25 OTHERS . ARE DISCIPLINED

COLXTIBUS, O., June 23. Ohio State's chances for retaining the western conference football championship next fall wero given a body blow ye&tercLay when announcement was made that Harry Workman, last year's star quarter back and forward passer extraordinary, with twenty-live othT

students had been suspended from the university for alleged cheating In examination last semester. The announcement was made by Tresident W. O. Thompson. Workman's alleged offense took placei In a mid-sem&ater examination in a course In economics last May. The suspension dateb back to that time and amounts to a los of credit for work dona all of the semester. In addition it bars Workman from engaging in football or other student activities all of the next year. U may. however, enroll again and receive full credit for work done hereafter. Workman is a sophomore In the arts colleger

HUNDRED AND FIFTY BOX SEATS ON SALE Dr. H. E. Sharrer Boosts for Johnny Mostel Day at Sox Park. One hundred and fifty box seats have been reserved for Hammond fans at the White Sox park, Saturday afternoon, and are now on sale at Mnnett'i, the offices of the Northern States Life Insurancn Co.. and by as?nts of the Northern States Co. The price of a ticket is $1.75 which includes a contribution to the fund to buy a present for Johnny Mostel. the Hammond player now with the White Sox . Iietween twenty-five and thirty-five-automobiles will take the fans to the park. Automobile owners who desire to make t:h trip are requested to leave their names with Melvin lion-

nett. Dr. H. E. Sharrer is back of the enterprise. determined that H-am-mond's representation on Johnny Mostel day shall be h-ard as well aa seen.

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91,613 FANS INTO JERSEY CITY ARENA

JERSEY CITY. N. J.. June 2J. Tex Kickard, promoter of the Domp-scy-Cai -pentler in;Uoh on July 2. was informed today by the contractors that the arena would seat 91,613 persons. A s-mall army of men is engaged in painting and numbering the seats . Present receipts. Tllckard said, total JS50.000. while a full seating capacity would as.ure a gate of SI, 800, 000 . All the. rlngsid scats have been reported sold, although there are rtUl a large number of tihe $10 to $40 seats on hand. The $5.50 seats will not be placed on ealo until the day of the fight.

TOW GIBBONS - STOPS MEEHAN

CLEVELAND, O., June 23. Tommy Gibbons of St. Paul last night knocked out Willie Mfolian. the Cal;forn;a fat boy. In the first round of a scheduled twelve round bout to a decision. Meehan went down three times. The. first trip to the canvas cams as the result of the fat boy receiving one of Gibbons' punches in the ribs. On rising Mcehan came in contact with a punch to tiho Jaw and went down again. For a second time Willie became erect ajid then the end came when Gibbons shot one over square in the middle of the forehead, the blow being of terrific force, breaking the skin and sending Meehan to the Land of Nod. This is the first time Meehan was ever knocked out.

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FRENCH DOCTOR SAYS DESCHAif S WILL BEAT JACK WITH HYPNOTISM

PARIS. Juno 23. Hypnotism will defeat Jack Dempsey. according to Dr. Sarrault, who declares Francois Deschimps m-esnierizes Carpentier so that his subject Is unconscious to any pain, and the manager through mental concentration directs every act of Georges In the ring. Sarrault states that Deschamps was a traveling hypnotist, giving shows in small towns throughout France twenty years ago, and after he picked up Georges at Lens he toured the mining region w:tfc he little boxer, putting on fights and also giving demonstrations "f mesmerism when he hypnotized Georges and made his subject go through, the usual rigmarole. Sarrault says Deschamps will sit at the ringside and throw Carpentier Into a trance which will make him Impervious to pain and then guide him throughout the match.

TAGGING ALL THE BASES By JACK VEIOCK L N. S. Sports Editor

Cadorts pitching was too strong for the Phillies ana trie Dodgers tallied another victory. Joe Judge doubled in the eleventh, f-coring Shanks nnd winning for Washington against Philadelphia.

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tSPECIAL TO THE TIKES! WHITING, Ind-. June :3 Five teams entered the two man team race shoot at the 'Whiting park traps Sunday. June 19. It was a fine day for shooting with very little wind and everything In favor of the shooter. Team Xo. 4 with Clarence Egg&rs and Bd Johnson as shooters captured high honors of the day and the beautiful trophy with the fine score of 91 100. Team No. 2 composed of L. X. Dunning and "Wm. Timm finished second with the score of S7. They also being given a fine trophy by the club. Every team at the end

of the first 50 targets being well I bunched three targets separating the j high and low team. A number of , shooters came too late for the team ;

shoot but turned In somo fine practice stores. Dr. Timm was high in practice with 25 straight. Following are the scores of tne two-man team shoot: Team Xo. 4 Ed Johnson. Clarence Eggers. 91 100. Team Xo. 2 L. X. Dunning. Vv'm. Timm, 87 100. Team Xo. 6 Wm. Vater, E. Vatysr. S3 100. Team Xo. 3 A. D. Beeohanan, Gus Ollrlch. 84 100. Team Xo. 1 W. C. Snyder, H. Eggers. 8" 1"0.

Lines to Be Remembered. It is always right that a man shooM be able to render a reason for the faltii that is In him. Sydnej Smith.

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A McGraw chicken came home to roost when Walter Holke's homer In tho fourth put skids under the Giants and helped Boston to a hasty victory. Jim Vaughn's home run and bis Ine pitching featured the victory of the Cubs over the Cards. Jim Bagby out-pitched Urban Fabcr at Chicago, giving the Indians another scalp. The Tanks and Red Sox divided a double feature. Quinn and Kussell wer the wlnnnlng pitchers'. Hellman and Bush manufactured the run that enabled Detroit tt break her losing streak at the expense of tho Brown. A diving catch by Elsbee saved the Red-Pirate game for Pittsburgh. The Pirates won In the 12th on bunched hits.

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AMUUCAN LUAfili; W. U Pet. Cleveland 33 22 .SVJ New York 36 2" .571 Washington 36 23 .554 Boston ' 30 27 .526 Detroit SO 34 .463 CHICAGO 25 32 .433 St. Ixui3 26 34 .4'iU

Philadelphia 21 38 .356 Yeterdny Reiult. Cleveland, 3; Chicago. 2. Washington. 5; Philadelphia, 4. Xew York. 8; Boston, 2. Boston, 5; Xew York, 1. Detroit. 7; St. I.ouis. 6. .ATIO.NAL LEAHrE. V , L. Pet. Pittsburgh 23 17 .636 Xew Yor 36 24 .600 Boston .- 32 26 .552 St. Louis 23 23 .SOU Brooklyn 630 33 .484 CHICAGO 2i 31 .446 Cincinnati 24 35 .4J Philadelphia 18 33 .316 Yesterday's ltcult. Chicago. 5; St. Ixuls. 3. Pittsburgh, 3 ;' Cincinnati, 2. Boston. 9; Xew York, 5. Brooklyn, 8; Philadelphia, 2.

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