Hammond Times, Volume 15, Number 24, Hammond, Lake County, 19 July 1921 — Page 8

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THE TIMES i." w Tuesday, July 19. 1921 TOMMY GIBBONS THE MAN TO WREST JACK DEMPSEY'S CROWN STARTS YEAR'S TRAINING FOR BATTLE WITH CHAMPION Babo Ruth Hangs Up His 36th Home Run DETROIT, July 10 Babe RutU, the K In jj of Swot, scored his thirtysixth home run drive of the season yesterday It came In the eighth lnntnff of the Yankee-Detroit game. There was one aaa on base with Cole pitching for the Ttjrcrii. Ruth had twenty-nine at this time lust raon. A i tr v ' r

IK ELKS

DEFEATED BY I. H. AR1ST0S

WHITING, IND. July 19 The Whiting Elks after winning two strais'ot w;nt down to defeat last Sunday to tl.i Indiana Harbor Aristos in a very Kod fame, with thv score 6 to 3. This jjanio should have belonged to the Klks with a score of - to 1, but uwin.j to the defense of the inrUU breaking liown in the fifth and seventh i"nin with four errors, fivinjc tht Aristos live runs from same, bavins only camta . sto run during t entire game. The I'.iks having two earned runs to their credit. The Elks battery composing of Furyu and Williams muit be commended lor their wonderful work. Steve striking out fourteen of The'Aristo batters, and he and Catcher Williams each one rnakim: 'two hits. Williams getting a. home run with none on. Both teams played excellent baseball otherwise. The manager and captain of the Elks baseball team are getting the players together this week for in!v;id and ba tin? practice In preparation for the ccrse next Sunday, July 24th. which will bo held at the Whiting Athletic field, at 3 o'clock p. m. having as their opponents the Chicago Athletics who have a very fast semi-pro traveling team, which will be a very pood game for the. fans to witness. There -will probably be some changes made in the Elks ir.Se-Id lineup. It must be said of the Elks that for their first season In baseball and not having- been able to get started before the month of June, have done exceptionally well and with a few- minor changes will give"the best 'f them a run" for their money. The Elks have net picked on easy teams to play, when booking games with such as the Vulcanites and the Aristos and the Chicago Athletes, besides now having games under consideration for booking with Milwaukee. Gary and Elgin. They will be heard from before the season is over.

OUR FIGHT DECISIONS

Decisions of boxing representatives are: At Philadelphia George Chaney beat Johnny Dundee (S); Willie Jackson beat Jimmy Hanlon (5); Harry Kid Brown beat Frankio Kice (6); Danny Frush beat Al Wagaer (6); Jimmy Sullivan beat Joe Jackson (6). At Cincinnati Battling Chinks beat Sol Epstein (10); Young Webb beat Jack Sheppard. At Newark, N. J. Jack Britton ana Mickey Walker, draw (12).

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In a fast clean cut game the Scatcna Colts defeated the Thornton Tigers by the count of 4 to 0 at Morris I'ark on Sunday afternoon Denver Hams the start twlrler for Scatenas was mostly rcrponsible for the Scats victory. The star pitcher, llanos, held the Thorn ton nine to two small hits and also struck cut U' Thornton batters. Thornton c une to Hammond pretty well loaded with some fast ball player from Dalton, Kivcrsdalo and Chicago Heights but even with all these extra players there was no chance against the speea artists, none other than Denver llanos. Wallie Hess the peppery back stop for the well known Scats carried away the batting honors Sunday with three doubles in 5 times at bat. Besides playing a snarpy game behind the bat. Eddie Brenan, the big first sacker known as Boiler, connected with one in the

sixth inning far a triple, and had it not been for the big tree in the center field, Eddie would have made an easy home run of the long drive. The score: Scat:; 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 2 x 1 Thornton 0 0 6 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Two base hits: Hess, 3: Morton; three base hits: Brenan. Double plays Hanes to Meyers to Brenan; TTorth to M.-yers to Brenan. Struck out by Masfy 6; by Ha ties 12. Bases on balls off Massy 2: off Hants 0. Hit by pitched ball, Hudr.on. The lineup was as follows: Scatenas North s'.f. Dale 3b; Meyer2nd b; Kennedy If; Hess c; Brennaa 1st base: Hanes p; Jens cf; Hudson rf. Thornton Koister 3b; Brackner ss: Greenfield If: E. Herring 2b; G. Herring lb: Sibley c; Winterhoff cf; Blackburn rf; Massy p. Empires, Defrates and Xaglc.

SIGNS

GIBBONS TO BOX . G. CARPENTER

NEW YORK. July 19 Tom Gibbons, the St. Paul scrapper, has been selected ae Georges Carpentier's next opponent. Eddie Kane, who pilots tho affairs of Thomas, ' stepped in on Tex Kickard this afternoon and after a conference lasting less than half an hour Kane tossed his signature all over the dotted line calling for a coutet-t to be staged the second week In October for the light heavyweight championship of tho world, itickard did not announce, the terms for the contest, but , it is expected he will do so in a few days. It has not been definitely settled whether the battle will be held at Jersey City or at Madison Square Gardens. The weight will be 175 pounds, but the number of rounds will be determined when the battleground is finally selected.

end for his next fight, which may be with Carpenticr in London soon. He hopes to hear from Manager Kearns in New York by Thursday about the prospects for such a tight. Dempsey says he does not want to go back into the movies .

DEMPSEY WANTS $500,000 TO BOX

LOS ANGELES, Cab. July 19. Jack Dempsey. who is in town has given out that, he will demand $500,000 as his ih't '

LEONARD TO FIGHT IN BENTON HARBOR RING ON LABOR DAY

A message from Floyd Fitzsimmons. who is in New York, states that Benny Leonard, who was ill and unable to go on with his match with Sailor Ereed-n-.an on July 4. has refused to defend his title in the east Labor day In order to fulfill a promise to box at Fritz's arena in Benton Harbor. Leonard before departing for New York told Fitz he would box any man the Brnton Harbor promoter picked, and Flo'yd now is on his way to Buffalo in an effort to get Rocky Kansas, who, Fitz believes, is the logical contender for the championship. Leonard

recently was giver, the newspaper

cision over Kansas after a rip roaring contest in Jersey.

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Three views of Tommy Gibbons, generally picked as the man who'll dethrone Dempsey. At " right is shown his shifty style cf attack. At left is a closei-p of his powerful left arm, and below is a closeup of him. Tommy Gibbons, the one man conceded to have a chance to wrest the world's heavyweight title from Jack Dempsey, has pone into the woods near Osakis, Minn., for the first part of a

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GRIFFITH WINS HO BART GAME HOEAJtT, IND.. July 19 Th Griffith ball team after getting beaten twice this year by Hobart came over Sunday with & stronger team and won the game by the score of 9 to 5. Pitcher Shearer of Hobart did not get much support from tho rest of the player.

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year's trairdnsr to prepare himself for a title bout with the champ. He will epend the summer and fall in the open to acquire more weight and strength. During: the winter he hopes to meet the best men in the division outside Dempsey and by his showing demand a match with Dempsey next July Fourth.

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REPP A GIANTS WIN

The Reppa Giants added another victory by defeating- Calumet Bank team of East Chicago by the score of 13 to 12, in ten innings. -Moser pitched for the bank and pitched a wonderful game but had poot support. Jack for the Reppa Giants also pitched a nice game, but his support was weak at times, but he managed to save the gan;e in the tenth inning, ha walked two men and struck out two. The next man flyed out to Ollie Benson, second baseman. The fea ture of the grame was Iawrence Benson's wonderful base running, he stole

The Foresters hung up their e.g-nn; ff,llr bases and scored live runs himsel-".

win of the season dv iran-ii-iit, i..: .ny one wishing twi.ight or Saturday

hard-hitting North fc:de A. i. bunaa,. or c;un,iay games can write Fultorr

eleven to three. With the score one all in the. first, the game was close'y contested until the fifth inning. McCarthy got life when Shafer dropped

Foresters Take Measure of North Side A. C. in Sunday's Game.

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MARKS BEATS OWLS The Marks team defeated the strong "Whiting Owls in one of the best gamr t-s of the season by the score of 6 to 4 on the Mirk subdivision grounds Sunday, July 17. The feature of the game was the fine pitching of Kletche who struck out 15 men and the hitting of Gouifo and Pratt, the Mark boys have won the last three games and are going fine so come on you fans, "lets give the boys good support, they deserve it. Teams wanting games Sunday or twilight games write to J. Daugherty, 612, 6th St., Marks Sub., Indiana Harbor.

Why They Smiled. I had been to a dance the night before and as my feet hurt ma the next day I took off my Lhoes and kept my feet under my desk. I had Just started typewriting and was deeply engrossed lu the letter that I was transcribing when my boss called me Into his office where he and six other men were holding a conference. I quickly Jumped from my chclr and walked Into his office, forgetting my shoes. I noticed that the men were trying hard not to laugh and I finally woke up to the fact that I did not have my shoes on. Chicago American.

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second when Ambos sacrificed h:ni to third. Parker nv-xt man up signaled for the squeeze play and worked - it in perfectly. Albert singled, stole second and romped home on Moil's double to center. Ambos blanked the North Siders in their half of the fifth . Bud opened "The North Side sixth with a single to left. O'Real whiffed. Leo ingled scoring Bud. Next two rnec were easy outs. ' The Foresters got another in the seventh when McCarthy opened the inning with a triple to center, Ambos fanned, Parker singled scoring Mac. Albert and Moll f.ied out. The North Siders got their final run in the seventh with a pass and a double ry Lute. The Foresters scored in the eighth on

hits by Fleisher .Callahan and M-ilvcyj

coupled with a base on balls to Meyi rs which resulted in four markers across the plate. Three more counted in the ninth on hits by Albert, Fleisher, Cillahan and McCarthy. George McCarthy, one of the classiest inf.elders that ever pulled on a baseball shoe starred at bat getting three blows in four trials. Mac garnered two doubles and a triple. Capt. Laucrir.an ni was injured three wek& ago at j.afayette caught four innings but retired in favor ot Moll who caught a good heady game. Ambos pitched in his usual brilliant style getting twelve strikeouts. This makes his eighth victory in nine starts. Parker made h;s debut with the Foreste rs this .gam.o and justified Manager Zelier's confidence in him by getting two hits, one a double. In all tho Foresters collected fifteen hits while the North Siders touch' d Ambos for ten. The Forester management wishes to thank the crowd for its loyal support as it shows that the fans of Hammond are waking up to the tact that in the Foresters, th.:y have a real first class ball team. The score: Foresters 1C0 020 14311 North Side A. C . 10D 000 110 3 Two-base hits McCarthy (2). Parker, Moll. Three-base hits McCarthy. Struck out Ambcs, 12; Lute, 11. F.ases on balls Off Ambos, C; off Lute, 1.

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