Hammond Times, Volume 15, Number 14, Hammond, Lake County, 7 July 1921 — Page 7

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RcauJta l-at (tuaday Hammond. 5; Pullman, 4. South Chicago. 6; Whiting. Harvey, 3; Blue Island, 2

nmgr) . Chicago Heights, open date. Gomes xt Sunday, Hammond at South CliwaB'iBlue Island lit Pullman. Harvey at Chicago Heights. "Whiting, no league game scheduled

The Hammond K. of C.'s who arc now in second place in the IcaR-.io standing-, will travel over to South Chicago next Sunday, where they play the leaders of the leagu at Bessemer Park. The biggest crowd that ever accompanied a local amateur club out of this city will make the trip to Bessemer Park to pu!l for the Hammond team tf knock off the chesty crowd from South Chicago, who figure that they have Just about ot the pennant sewed up. If Hanunond can take a fall out of South Chicago th-y will ho practically tied for first place and their chances for finish1ngon top will look much better than if they drop another gaino t this stage of the race. Hammond's victory over Pullman last Sunday has given I he local ciub

justthe needed confidence to enable thnt" ta go into next Sunday's scrap wh the feeling that they will not ne ratisged with anything but a decisive win over the strong aggregation from South Chicago.

East Chicago is goins to stage an all-star midget hosing shew. It wiil

J be held on the night of July . and

the first bout is scheduled to start promptly at 8:30 o"clock. Three bouts are on 'he program. Each is scheduled to go ten rounds. Joe I'.urman is matched to -t, p ten rounds with Midget Smith. Hurman won a popular decision over Joe Lynch at F.ast Chicago a week ao Tuesdiy night. Pmith is a covkins boy unu th;s ought to be a whalf of a maicn. Ja-ck Sharkey Is on the card to bnx ten rounds with Young Montreal, one of the classief-t of the little fellows. Montreal and Lynch wen- ni...r?ied for July 4. but it 1 charged that Lynch took a run out powder and refused to meet Montreal. The third bout will be between Kd Dolan. the southern Hash, and Luc Christia.no. The latter recently put up a giiid fight with Andy Chancy. Dolan has r.ot boxed around Chicago for several months, but always was a favorite in thfse parts. He recently returned from New Orleans, where he engaged in several matches.

about a month ago to play with the Huntington. Ind.. team was back n the Scat's line up and -lire played a snappy games at third base.

CARP

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TO LEAVE THESE SHORES

BY SID MEIiCKR ( V.'ritte.n "for the International N. S.) NKW YORK, July 7. Georges (Mrpe.nt'.er will celebrate tlv next anniversary of the fall of the Hast He by moving approximately $iqo,floii m good American coin out of the country on a French liner. The heavyweight champion or Kurope sails July 14 on LaSavoie for

that dear France. He loturns to his native land a heroVtill. After receiving the plaudits of his countrymen and banking his share of the s-poils from -Boyle's Thirty Acres at a generous rate of exchange. Georges will come back and fight some more.. He likes America. Within the nxt few ays Carpentier will make his contribution of about $85,000 to Uncle Sam, close his training camp at Manhasset and come to a definite understanding with Tex Kickard as to the date of his next bout on American soil. Tom Gibbons now is leading the logical candidates for the next whack at Carpentier. This bout will be billed for the light heavyweight championship of the world though Gibbons has no sound claim to the American title. Francois Descampg says Carpcmrer will n.it be ready t.f fight on Labor Day. He plans to have Georges r: st for six weeks and then g,, into light training. Kickard hopes to have Dempscy in action again at Boyle's Thirty Acres on Labor Day. so Carpentier and Gibbons are not liktly so inn t until Columbus Day, October VI. Neither Gibbons nor his manager, Lddie Kane, are in the city at present. Loth have gone west after coming here to witness the big fight. It is known, however, they art- willing to sign up for a battle with Carp.

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-AMKHICAX LK.UilK. W. L. Cleveland 4 26 New York 6 28 Washington 13 37 Detroit S8 8 lloston 33 40 St. lentils 3i 4 4 CHICAGO 3 42 Philadelphia 2H 44 Yt-rJay' Kemlts Chicago, 2; Detroit, 0. Boston. 2; Washington, 1. Washington. 1: Boston 0. No other games scheduled. NATIONAL LEAtHli "W . U l'ittsburgh 50 25 New Yolk 44 27 Boston ."8 32' Hi . Lou is 3H '',:

Brooklyn j!f CHICAGO 32 Cincinnati 27 Philadelphia 20

Vctcrdny' Ilemilta. Pittsburgh. 3; St. Louis, 2. Bro.-klyn. 11; New York, 4. Boston, 11; Philadelphia 6. No other game scheduled.

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Urd Faber's arm was right ye

day and as a result the Tigers down with but 4 hits.

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The World of Sport

Burleigh Grimes was the ln.ro of the slaughter of the Giants by the Dodgers. Grimes held New York to 7 hits and slammed a homer, a douole and a single. The Braves took the Philly outfielders to a. marathon pcunding Iiubbell, Iilng and Baumgartner for 17 hits.

It took 13 innings to do it but the

Pirates boarded the good ship Cardi

nal and Grimm's double In the deciding frame brought home the winning tally. ' ? Boston's Rett Sox are out of iuck with doublB headers. After losing; straight thty divided J with the Senators whon Jones shut . Washington out in the second name after Mogrirtg had bested Itvssell in a pitcher'3 dcsl in the. first. Th Unattainable. Ooh-mbus discovered Americ 1 1492. Tliereafter th efforts of roanklnrl were concentrated upon dicoTerins: tie North pole and a euro for colds. The North pole ereotuaJly wh dibcoverttd. LauisTtUa Courier-Journal.

SCATS THM GARY fill

Johnson Barred from New Jersey Rings P' YORK. July 7 Jack John, turn, wbo will be released from Leoaemotortb net nturday. will not box n New Jerbey while the present atat boxing commission U lit office Tlut was the statement of Cnnlrmajt Robrt H. Dohrrt y yeK.crd ny when (old of report that attempts Wflld b made to match Johnson with Harry WIIIr nl month. "The coia mlxl oiw rs are In olflc to promote and protect the hoxins, KOBW In the state." Chairman Dobrrty said, an we hellefe that the apparaaee of Johnson In a contest here would he derogatory to the sport "

Before 2.000 baseball fans at rtaiii-i son Purk. July I, the iicatena Colts.:

handed the Gary AH 'Stars the nicest defeat they had this sesson. When the game was over the .score was 12 to 0 in favor of the Soils'. Sam Creasbaum, who pitched a 4 -lilt game Sunday, pitched again the 4th of July against the Colored Gary Club and allowed the colored dub 3 hits and striking out 18 batters. So far this

season Creasbaum has pitched 14 ' carries and lost but 2.

i The batting honors go to Sky Mey- ) er. Kennedy. Jones, Hess. Next Sun-I

! day the Scats will travel to Kouts, ! Ind.. to play the home club there.

I .They will leave Hammond in buses i ' which will leave Calumet and Sibley j

! between 10-11 o'clock Sunday mom- . In. The fare wiil be $1.00 a round j trip. Gary Hall C'lob Kmt For cote-nan.

I Sunday afternoon at Morris Park the fast Scatena Colts defeated the Hedwick A. C. leaders of the Gary) i city league, the score being 8 to 4. j j Sun Creaabaum was on the mound fori i the Scats. He pitched a wonderful' : game of ba.ll, Sam allowed the Gary club 4 hits and struck out 14 batters, j The game was featured by the bat - I ting of "Warty Hess and Spike Ken- j nedy. Both of these star batters got 3 hits apiece in 5 times to bat. j Sky Meyers who left the ScatenaA 1

of th& Creates t Sbaiwjmic Problems Us HMststat!: In"

PRESIDENT HARDING in a recent addreis declared that "one of the crcatett economic problems, if not the (rreatcst, it distribution. There can be no doubt of the position of the good roads movement in the solution of the problem.. Ibelicve that Federal and State Governments must not onlcr-4t. good roads but they must insist upon the maintenance of Good roads. A good road gone wrong is s streak of memorial to neglect and waste. The roads we build must be built for use in the distribution of products rather than for merely pleasure riding. We must foster the use of motor trucks." The expression of the chief executive of our nation is but a corfirrnatioi. of the experiences of the Standard Oil Company (Indiana) in the conduct of its business. The problems of distribution are of paramount lrroort?pce and in effecting this distribution, good ro?.d are a primary essential. s Th? Standard Oil Company (Indiana) ha in operation mora than 4000 motor trucks engaged in distributing gascnc, kerosene, and lubricating oih to ultimate consumers in 11 Middle Western States. It is the business of this department to attempt to furnish Sx.ndard Oil products to whoever may' require them, wherever he may live. To supplement the tank wagon, the Standard Oil Company (Indiana) majntains a network of service stations, located on the main traveled highways, every ew miles in the country and every few blocks in the city. Through its highly specialized organization, the Ctmd rd Oil Company (Indiana) manufactures from crude petrobem the three factors necessary to a solutor cf the ;,vb!:ms of distribution. :jnolina Paving Asphalt for good To?': enduring roadslied Crown, the high-grade gasoline, ir power tremendous power. Polarine, the perfect motor oil, for lubrication correct lubrication. In the manufacture of these products, the Company has set as a measure of value, specifications which it believes insure the user the utmost of service at a minimu.T. of expense. ts products are made to exact starrdards, snd these standards are based upon a careful, exhaustive study of the condition under which they will be used. All are uniform in quality and go to the consumer with the Company's guarantee that they are exactly as represented.

Standard Oil Company (Indiana) 910 S. LGivoan LveM Chicago

Women's Sport Oxfords A novelty in Women's Footwear for Summer. White canvas trimmed with kid leather, black or light tan ;good durable leather soles and military heels; very special for Ci? 2 C Friday, only, pair y iJt kJJ Children's White Oxfords Sizes 8J2 to 10J2- White canvas ivory soles and heels. Special for Friday d f OQ only, per pair . s Men's Leather Belts Large assortment of Men's and Boys' AJ1 Leather Belts in plain and fancy CA buckles; all sizes; $1 ; Friday only

Boys' Pants Boys' high grade Khaki, Pants. Summer wear ; snzes 8 to 1 7 years regular $1.19 value; Friday only. .

Linoleum Varnish The genuine Linoleum reviver; dries over night and gives a fine glossy permanent finish. Quart can for sale Friday JA only, at XC Women's Neckwear Just received a large assortment of Women's Neckwear in latest styles. While 1 Q they last Friday only JLI7

Ideal for 89c

Japanese Table Cloths Imported Japanese Table Cloths, blue bird or floral designs; fcO OQ Sale price 4.OJ7 Rice Root Scrub Brushes ' Rice Root Scrub Brushes, full grip ; the regular 25c quality ; Friday Special " C Sale, each 1 UC Berry Dishes 5 inch gold band Oatmeal and Berry Dishes, double hair line; gold band, Friday "7Q -Special, 6 for i J Preserving Kettles 8 quart size Aluminum Preserving Kettle, electric welded handle, a $2." value, 1 Friday Special, each (Without Cover) Children's Rompers Made from strong dark blue chambray; long sleeves! full length; well made, sizes 2 to 8; values to $1 .OO.Special for 7 C Friday only O C Brass Curtain Rods Sash Curtain Rods, brass finished, brass knob end. Special for Friday only f Each &C

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Brake Lining 1; McQuay-Norris Piston Rings" 1 Diamond Tires ana! Tubes Goodrich DeLuxe Solid Truck' Tires Bulbs Ford Parts Ford Wheels

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL Calumet Ave. Garage

CALUMET AVENUE AT FAYETTE

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ANNOUNCEMEN

We wish to announce that we will havea demonstration of the "Simplex" Ironing Machine at our salesroom at 643 Hohman Street Thursday. Friday and Saturday of this week, by a lady demonstrator sent out by the manfacturer. Don't fali to see this demonstration of the "Best Ironer" that will relieve you of the hot. hard, back-breaking, tiresome job of ironing for the rest of your life. You will see how you can do your ironing in a small fraction of the time it takes to do it by hand, and with only the effort necessary to feed the pieces onto the roll. You will see the pieces ironed better than any hand work you ever saw. This demonstration is free to all, without obligation of any sort. Make your plans to be present on one of these days.

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"The Home of Guaranteed Products" "Selling Direct To You" Hammond Ind. Tel. 531 540 Hohman Sf Special Prices for Friday and Saturday

Our Very Best Grade and Blend, guaranteed 3 POUNDS FOR

UBBY'S SOUPS Very good. Special, 4 cans for

PRESERVES Pure fruit, large jars, special, 2 jar3 for.

EAGLE BRAND MILK Buy now ?Q per dozen, $2.50; 3 cans for C

UBBY'S PEAR BUTTER In No. 2 25 c cans, a delicious spread, 2 cans . . COCOA The best on the market O C Special, 2 pounds for

MASON JARS For preserving & O f 0 Pints 80c; Quarts 95c; Vl gairV A

ROLLED OATS In Bulk; Special, 10 lbs. for

45 c

RAISINS Large California Muscats, special, 2Yi pounds for. . . .

PAR0WAX Pure refined; Special, 2 packages for. . .

CANDY Large Soft Gum Drops QA Special, 5 lb. box tor iJC CORN FLAKES Fresh and crisp E! Special 3 for

CORN A dandy Sweet CornSpecial,3cans for

25c

CANDY Circus Peanuts and Burnt Q3 Peanuts, special per pound. . . . .

BAKED BEANS With Pork, Large No. 3 cans; 3 for. . .

33c

25c I General Electric Shop;

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