Hammond Times, Volume 15, Number 9, Hammond, Lake County, 29 June 1921 — Page 3
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THE TIMES xrar Three CARP BANKS NORTH SIDE A. C. WINB The North Side A. C. defeated the Whltir.g Greys last Sunday by tr-.a score of 15 to 7. It looked tough for the North Siders in the first two Inning? when the Whiting Oriys pouodd O'pfai for five V.ts in scoring one r-n .n the .'irft inning and four In the second BURNHAM BEATS LANSING, 4 TO 1 Burnham added another victory to their list Sunday by defeating Lansing 4 to 1. Bill I'lrlch gave the Lansing players but two hits and had nine strikeouts chalked up to his credit. Charlie Fuehrmyer'a perfect per, discouraged any attempts Lansing mads to steal srecond on the pitcher's wing. Both teams played hard from mart to finish, the game lasting j j.t an hour and ten minutes. Teams wishing to book games with Bumham call Hammond 3321 before 4:30 o'clock. EUAN GO
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Sam Mandell Knocks Out Mike Eulo At East Chicago. JBnnnn, Chicago barttam"Jrht. Hhroa'h.hi .rrrleB ni leadi log- won a lla-ht r.de over Joe Lynch, kin of the 11 pounder, in 'the main event of the, boxing: show ' rtaEd by the- Twin Cities A. C. of yEut Chlcag-o lut nig-ht. Th ohs-mplon did not rut up the tllrht expected. He fought In spot I ana wn ha did turn loos landed f fctlnglng punches. Buitnan, on the j other hind, forced the milllngr. He ;did most of the leading In every ! slon and continually forced the chain - pion to the ropes. Bummn. however. repeatedly ran Into clinches when fol- . lowing' np his leads. I.YXCW BETTFK AT IN-F1GHTIXG. Lynch had a trifle the better of th ln-fig-htlnff and both played for tha . head and stomach at close quarters. ' In the, second round. Burman raised a ' lump over the ohamplon's left eye as a. result of a Tlfht swing, but the champion retaliated by discoloring Burmn' left optic in the ninth. This was aotit all the. damage dne. The bout started In the usual careful manner. They appeared content to feel out one another, but in the second and third sessions Burman took a lead through his as?ffreaiveisesB. There m little to choose between tha little fellows In the fourth and fifth. ivtvch opens rp ix sixth. In tha sixth round Lynch started to firh-t near the close and won the verdkt by a shade. The seventh was another tame' session. but in the eighth they mixed freely, with Burmsj. having: the edge. From this point to the finish Burman forced the milling, but Lynch nearly evened up matters by landing: several solid punches. It was the fourth meeting: of the pair. Each von one cf the first two fights, while the other. & twelve round session In Cleveland, was called draw. In Justice to Lynch It can be said ha la a better fighter than he showed last ntg-ht. but Burman. who put up one o his g-ood fights, should be given credit for his leading and his witl!nrns to force the Issue. CHASBT 9HADKS CHRITIAXO. In the seml-windup Andy Cheney, the Baltimore featherweight, outpointed Bud Chriatlano, th local boxer, Chaney displayed a lot cf clas and there was a sting to his pundieo. But le.'t himself wide open to left hooks and jaba. while his blows lacked the steam even to alow up the Baltimore battler. gammy Mandell of Rockford. HI., pulled a surprise !n the opening contest ty knocking out Mike Eulo In the first round. A r!ht hand punch sent the west eider lswn for the count of rlne shortly -Jter the mill started. He was knocV.ee! down four more times before Retferee Jeff Bowers stopped; the flffht. Mandell gets crodit for a technical knockout. The largest crowd which ever saw a boxing show at the East Chicago a.rena was In attendance. The rate "as estimated at $25,000.
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ern oren champion, was running last year to Kdward Ray, of Great Britain, with throe other professionals in the national open championship at Toledo. He is noted for being one of the ionsfft drivers.
'Tis a sad tale with many windings, a courle of blow-outs and mud: Dump?. But it was inevitable. the stars decreed it, the clouds helped it. and. finally, the sun Fettled it. From a drizz'ing bath the weather man ushered us Into a scorching Fun. This brings us up to the ball game. It was hot! It dusty! They were good! And we were not! That is enough, but th Tumor Moose made it worse by grumplnp. They grumped about Mh others playing. That is bad baseball. Ton must gt that out cf your system, boys, before you can expect ti plsy baseball . Next Sunday. July. 3. finds the Junior Moose w-ithout a frame. They would like to book on on that date to be played at the opp ment's diamond. Write to Lawrence Geors;". 473? Magoun avenue. Eat Chicago. Ind., or call E. C. 1542-J between 6.00 and 6:30 p. m. and ask for Laurnce We have ether open ditrs so any Junior nine averaging anywhr between s-ovente-n and twenty-one der'rinf? to play us. plea?, get in touch with the above address.
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SUNDAY GAME C LEAGUE STDICi. v. l. ret. SoAith Chicago " 1 ii"5 Pullman 6 2 -'SO Hammond 5 2 .714 Whiting 4 4 .50 Harvey 5 5 37 5 Chicago Heights 2 6 .::o Blue Island 0 7 .000 Results Ijtirt Sundaji Hammond, 10; Harvey, 5. Pullman, 14; Whiting, 11. So. Chicago, 4; Chicago Heights, 3. Blue Island (open date.) Game e-t Sunday. Pullman at Hammond. South Chicago at Whiting. Blue Island at Harvey. Chicago Heights (no league ga.me scheduled . ) Hammond will play one of their biggest games of the year next Sunday afternoon when they tackle the team from Tullman at the Harrison park diamond . This game means much to the Hammond K. of C.'s as It will put them in second plBc providing they prove themselves capable of handing the visitors a trimming. Hammond has lost but two games to date, one fo South Chicago and the other to Pullman earlier in the FfSFon and Manager Helmbach figures that his club i now golng along at such a pace that It will he good enough to turn the tables on both Pullman and South Chicago In the next two games. Palton and Hilbrlch, Hammond's top notch hurlera are bath in the best of shape and they are now pitching air tight ball. The rest cf the team is also in the pink of condition, well fortified by good substitutes who are fully capable of stepping in and filling any position on either the in or outfield in ca.se of any emergency. In as much as next Sunday's game Is of so much Importance to the Hammond tefLm, it Is expected that the biggest crowd of the season will turn out at the Harrison park diamond to witness the big- battle which win rlcl,1 second place in the league standing. If Hammond succeeds in putting over a win on Pullman, this will give them Just the needed confidence to enable them to trim South Chicago at Beseemer park the following Sunday. Maivager Heimbach Is certainly bent on winning next Sunday's game and to insure his men being in perfect condition h- has requested evciy player to report fr practice tomorrow evening from 6:30 to Sin p. m . at Harrison park. It is hoped thit every man on the club will respond so that the entire team can put In a good Blg-ht -workout Ja preparation for
Sunday's stiff argument. The probable lineup for Sunday's gam will b Boyle. Handy. Flynn and Miller in the outfield. Chandler. O Rourk". Mdoughlin and Murphy in the infield, Harle and DalUm or Hilbrlch as the battery and Jimmy Dillon and Ralph Frendergapt as utility men. With this array of material, Hammond will present a far more formidable club than the one. that facd Fullman in their first game earlier in the f cason.
I. H. ARISTDS WALLOP THE WHITING ELKS
The WMr.ing Elks were The victims of th fifth straight, victory for the Indiana Harbor Aristos to the (an? of H to 3. Th F.Iks arrived at th Hari"r confident of winning but wpre terribly disappointed when the Harbor lad hammered their pitching ace out of the box in the fifth inning. Whiting had no chance, whatever of winning du to th fact that the Aristos started right out in the firstinning by scaring three runs, g'tting fi vo runs in the fourth, two in the sixth and eight runs in the sevei.m tnn'ng. Gal'n's supe-rh pitching again far excelled that of hi? opponent's twirling allowing only 4 hits, two of which v.f-T" rr.ai by Hn Chas. Schrage. mayor of Whiting, while the Aristos collected a total of 15 hits. Nest Sunday. July 3. 1921. th Indiana Harbor Aristos will travel to Chicago Heights to take on the strong ""hiago Heights city team, a contender for first honors in the Chicago Le-ague. The bus will leave the Arlsto club rooms at 11:30 a. m. sharp and will return Immediately after the game. The manager would like to see a good turnout of fans, for that would mean real encouragement for the players. Score: Whiting Etks .. .0(" 1C1 100 342 I. If. Aristos. .. .son 5"j snn is i j Battrie. Galik and Kmupa; Furtyo. Melvin and Srnchak. Summary Three-base hits Fierock. Two-bas'i hits Foster. Blumenthal. Siege-. Double plays GaJik to Wcet to Fosit, Fierock to West; Lampman to Klose. Hii. by pitcher Klose (2), Kti,ilr, PHimenthal . Wild pitches Furtyo. Struck out By Galik. 7; by. Kurtyo. 3. IJae on halls Off Cialik. 3; off Kurtyo. 4:. off Melvin. . Hits Off Gaiik. 4: off Furtyo. 6 in five innings, off Melvin. 6 in 4 innings.
w. u Pittsburgh ........... .43 22 New Tork 40 25 Boston 34 29 St. Louis 34 32 Brooklyn 33 34 CHICAGO 29 33 Cincinnati 25 33 Philadelphia 13 43 Yesterday's Result Chicago, 2; Pittsburgh, 1. ' Chicago, 8; Pittsburgh, 6. St. Louis, 7; Cincinnati, 3. New York at Philadelphia rain. No other game scheduled. AMERICA?)' 1.EAGIE W, 'L. Cleveland 43 24 New York ............... S9 28 Washington ........... S7 33 Bosrton .......... .33 31 De-trolt ........33 35 CHICAGO 26 35 St. Ixuis ...28 3 Philadelphia, 2." 40 . Vecterdny'B Results. Boston. S; Philadelphia. 1, ClevHa-nd, 12, St. LouIm, 4. Washington at New York, rata. No other scheduled.
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BY JAMES J. COKBETT (Former Worlds Heavyweight Champion . ) i Written Expressly for the I. N. S ) (Copyright. 1921, by the I. N. Service.). NEW YORK. June 29. Jack Dempsey's recent fight with Bill Brennan did much to bolster Georges confidence in his chances to win the championship. He made this plain to me the other day at Manhasset. "I look on the Brennan fight with much satisfaction," ald Jarpentler, "it proved several things to me. "Accounts of that fight show that Dtmpsey can be hit and by a boxer w"ho Is comparatively slow. If Brennan could hit the champion, why uot I. And I believe if I can hit him he will go down. We shall see. "Another thing. That report concerning Dempsey's condition. Did. It not occur to you, Mr. Ccrbett, that in order to take quite a beating from Brennan in the first six rounds and then come back in the final rounds and knock his man 'out, Dempsey had to be in pretty good condition? I'm quite sure he was not as bad off as has been claimed." Carpentlers angle on the BrennanDempsey fight is a brand new one. The bout has been picked to pieces by the critics many times, yet I've never heard any one say that Dempsey exhibited unusual staying qualities for a man out of shape. Dempsey said after the fight that he was glad he had proved to himself that he could go the distance. The recent bout between Willie Meehan and Tom Gibbons also came n for comment by Georges. "I am much interested to see where Gibbons knocked out Meehan," he volunteered. "I have seen Gibbons in one bout which he won very quickly. His victory over Meehan recalls to me I h fact that Dempsey has never been
nhle to knock Meehan out and has lost, in-i) decisions to him. Now then, is this fellow such a man killer aifter all?" The result of the Meehan fight Is Interesting in that it givs us another angle on Gibbons. I understand Gibbons will challenge the winner and stands a good chance of getting a match for Labor day. If he does he may some day be world's champion. One never can tell. Gibbons is a serious fellow, who lives right and takes good care of himself.
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THIS GAME
The W A Maroons and the Columbia A- C both of West Hammond will be the attraction at the West Hammond baseball park Sunday and Monday. Asst. Manager Chayken has scheduled both games last Monday at the meeting cf the Interstate Legue of which both teams are members. Of course some fans btlieve that the Columbia A- C- have a better ball team, inasmuch aa they defeated the strong St John team last Sunday by a score of 4 to The Columbia team was the only one who accomplished this task, as the St. John nine have won eight straight games this seson. In their encounter with the Maroons the St John team had to travel 10 innings before they could chalk up a victory and that being after the Maroons defense had been shattered, this game ended 5 to 4 The outcome of last Sunday's gam does not scare the Maroons, as they are expecting to cop both games, and Manager Shirreck has ordered all liand.i to report for practice every night, this week so as to be in perfect ahap for the two games. The game ought to be the best played as there will be plenty of pep wfaen the team gets together. The Maroon backers will be out strong to stake their team and with both clubs having their re?pect!v members out to root, will make it a day for Sunday and July Fourth- Manager Lutien will use his star twirler Romeo, who only allowed two hits last Sunday. Manager Sihpreck. of the Maroons will start Porter on Sunday and If he feels right willy aend h!m back Monday. There will be no changes made in the Maroon lineup for the two games, the same team will lineup against the Columbia A. C. as was used against the Scateca nine. These two games ivill probably settle the argument who !s the befft In West Hammond. There will be further information, concerning these g-ames in Saturday's Times.
I. H. NATIONALS WIN GAME The Harbor Nationals traveled to Whiting last Sunday and defeated the Dodgers of that city by a score of 9 to 4. The. Individual star was A. P.enson who got three double's and a triple out of five trips to the plate. The Nationals have a few open dates and would like to hear from any teim In Lake county averaging 16-21. For g-ames call Indiana Harbor 7275 any evening between 6 and 7 and ask for Tom.
CLUB MEN VISIT ADE FARM TODAY The annual summer outing o sportsmen pilgrims to George Ada's farm will take p'.ac today, the local club men leaving LaSalle street station at 6:15 a. m , daylight time. Prizes have been put up for golf, horseshoe pitching, pntting and a number of other contests, and the day will be divided, between Hooscier hospitality and sports.
ERIES LOSE TWO OUT OF THREE The Hammond Erie baseball team lost two out of three week-end games. The Standard Oil team took them into camp twice Saturday by scores of i to S ar.u 5 to 4. but on Sunday afternoon they succeeded In trimming the West Ends of Chicago. u 1. Pteirr Walters for the Erin mad them a'.! gasp Sunday when he struck out sixteen men and allowed only om to walk.
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