Hammond Times, Volume 15, Number 50, Hammond, Lake County, 18 August 1921 — Page 8

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CLOTHING Second Floor FURNISHINGS First Floor EVERYTHING FOR THE BOY

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ly, h is aura thy will have no trouble in talcing- away Kealy's biff reputation. Tha lamn team, that haa r'p resented Hammond the whcde eeason will take the Held Eundftyv Ag the HammonJ Foresters have xron ten games la fourteen fclayc! Lafsyette will have their work cut out for th-m to take) home the bacon. Moll, Hamniond'i leading slugger has hls tiK bat all shined up anil promise at least two hit Sunday Fbisoher 1s heard from every Sunday and will tryto fatten his batting average f-t Lafayette's expense. Hammond's lattery men, Ambosi Moll and Laur-nmin aro in tine Bhape and report th.ins.dve Tcady. This being tho Hammr.nd lads biggest gami thus far thi.Y season they aro all on edge arid if -ontidor.ee counts for anything Sunday's gamo is already won. Another attraction Sunday will be the preliminary game between tho marrb d men of Pnumgar'tner and Lufrs CoifttH or Hammond Foresters. Such dd time diamond stare as Cap. Hanl.m, I'll I,auernmn: John Soherer; Fete Hurst, llldebrand and a host of other won known favorites will bo s-n In netIon. This gam starts at one o'clock and as the feeling runs high between

the. two teams a pood came is looked )

for. Iast. but not least. Zellor has added another feature, a field cbty f(r ti.- players of both teams. Thero will I'O contests for lonff distance throw inxi b-iK Dinning; funfrcj batting atid numerous other contests. Appropriate Ijrlzcs will be awarded to tho winner of each contest. Ro let's all be there full of pep and make this a Kala day for Forestry and a bis boust for Hammond,

AR1STQ BEATS MARKS A. C. Tho Arista ball team rf Indiana ITarbor regained their v. inning" 5trsd Sunday, Ausust It. at Marks subdivision ball park by defeating tle Mrks A. C by a Ki-trre of 3 to 3 In a IV inr.lnc bntt! filled wtih. s-tar plays ani exHtnhle moments. Marks A. C. started the ball a-roll-lr.h-in tl'o fir?!; itniner by oirii.g 2

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team, then Gant playing fhertHfop for the, Arlfto's pot on, base by a clean fdnarJa; Krcnipa tb Arito'a catching a.ee nxt up worked th pitcher for a two-baso wriat .is. jicoiini; Gant from tcond, , From thn on until fh eth Inning both tftftms gave rheir pitcher exceptional and airtight support; in the lucky 6th lnnlnfr Fit-rook th fjrhtins third a ker for tho Aristo'a club R-ot on base ly a clean inK'l through second, Foster playlnx flrt for tha visitors advanced th runner on baao by a clean single thereby puttlnjr hlme-lf on first; Jerry Galtk t!i Aristo's new inanagfvr next up nhot a Kreaming double through third whif-h scored the. tying- run, th side flnaliy put out leaving two mtu on basa. In th ninth Inning Wt c.f the Arififo's tv;i.j ribbed of a mre threebaKer by Scott, centerfleUier tor Marks Tj-ho madi a running catch with his bare hand of. a vicious driv to lh rieid . Thu I7th tnnlnfr finally rolled around after an evhliMtion of bis league pitching- and fielding. Kroupa first up for the visitors banged out a single, Foster came throuph with a hit placing Kroupa on io-cond, I'.omei the lately acquired Ktar o-ithpaw twirler for the Arisw club comes up t.nl makes g-r-d in a pinch with a hot drive over 5econd baso which w:i . good for 2 bases icorlns 2 runs. Blub lilumenthal in turn get a safe bingle bcoririif l;m' o Iroiii second. Thitniadft the c-jre 5 to 2 ia favor of the, Aristo's. In tho Marks half of the. 17th inning. Scott leads off with a thxee-ba.es hit. scoring immodiat' ly on a f-inie, but before any more daiuaa done '.i.e. Fidt- wa.s r tired. The game was fratured by the splendid pitching t-t Hay Knight of the Gary Midwest L'asuc team for Marks and tho yt.l'.nr twlrllnjj Of rtonieo for ths A.-i'- 's. ,re: Ari.-to Vii 001 0"."r fi"0 poi ,',3.5 14 1 Marks .I'j) CP 1 000 11OO f i0 01 3 10 1 l-at'cries K.nu and Kroupi, Knight and Taylor. Summari 5 T li r e -1 a se hit? , an t , f-'cott. Two-basf hits k'roupl, Il.-meo. St rue It out iiy Jloineo, l&i by Knight, li. Next Sunday the Arisen Ourj V.-11I play the fa.t Pave t Ma- k Gary team bt Jackson 1 ark in Gary and would !;ke to have ;J of t! loyal Aristo ? tI-prf er. out far ti. occasion to ht-ip bring 1i.'itii th" ba-'-n.

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TAGGING ALL THE BASES By JACK VEIOCK V H S. Sport Edltt

twin bllU Pondtr aod Joneja pitche f.r the -winners. George Kelly's herner came In the first, inning with the bsa fu'.l ar.d enabled the Giants to trim the E'". liali. stopped! the other-, games. The Tlgera have esked waivers r.n Ionnio Bush.

HARBOR DODGERS DEFEAT C. A. C. In an ay game th- Tni-na Herhor Dodgers defeaterj the, C A. '. felyo of Indiana Harbor. .Toe KarfMlow its th star pitcher c.f tj-.e i"dgt : registered bis Hflh straight victory. The sere being 16 to . The. Podg is hava won seven games "vfliout b.--!"g any. They would like r, t :'. .i me with any ttam averaari-.g from li to 15 year. Would also !1Ke .,, j,.., a game with the Hammond Coluni! A. C. For (tsm.i call Indiana Harbor 631-J fc.r.4 ask for Joe.

The, Yankees Jiimrrered the. "White Sox x!tche,rs t ail errners of th; lot and to. ik; their first western game. Kuth. got another hiviner his 40th off "Wienecke. Johnny "V;tIkT. the athletics first baseman, -was knocked ottt by a halt batted by JaruJeson at Cleve'.ani. The Indians overwhelmed the. Athletics. Mii!er'.3 om run with M;!nr cn bass saved th" Senators a fhutout in St. Iouis at th.j li.-.r-ds o! isUocker. Th- lirowr.s Xron e-afiiy. Th Cub? punched the last pennant chance out. of the lirave.s by taking a

PIRATES WILL PLAY LANSING ICet Sundiy the Il&jr.t.iond P'.ra ': will travel to lAnelng t-j ;. the u.defe&ted Lansing- A. O. Tiie g-.n,e will Ftart at 1 o'clock arid all Vr.?-. wifhmg to follow the. t'.-aui "ill take the Chicago Heights hue; at 12 3d. Allan Percy laomke, tho clatsuest Out f.eider on any team played last game last Sunday, eince he is moving 10 Ohio. He, is a f-teady. reliable p!aer, l gr at batter and a brilliant fl'-" Icier. "With great sorrow we bid him goodbye . The Pirates will rely on Seeny sr.d Pert as their batw.es.

GIBSON TEAM REORGANIZES The Gibson bastball ta-n has been reorganized and is des-.r- u.-i of arranging games with tho 7 1 he--i ndiurta

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WANT GAMES East Chicago Tornadoes -want games with any team between 1.1-17 like E. C. Ma.-ters. Whiting Arrows and the Hammond Pirates. For game call 331-AV between 6 and 7 and ask for Kay.

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Srounda). Ulu IalantJ fcpen date). i Canni Next Sunday Hammond, at Pullman. i Whiting- at South Chicsgo. Hamy at Biu Island. Thank to the weather man. Hammond In etill tied for first place In the K. O. Suburban Leagua. Owing fi .' a?.vy rain at Chicago H(ights i: '. ndajr, their diamond was re.-id-i anftt for service and as a repult g-amo with South Chicago a postponed on account of wet inrla. This break in the back was

i.inly !n HaTttmor-.d's favc-r as the -es are. that had the gam beeo vol S")Uth Chlcairo would m-re likely have b-at the Heights, ia event they would now u in - , l a lead cf half a game. jt . t hs regretted that the Ilam- ,, ' am put -up sueh an awful exf - last Sunday before one of the v crowds that hav ever a- - at Harrison Park to witness ne. Fans, who ia.w the garn-i ,)o a week ago Sunday could ..y bf-lieve It -was the samo club thtro against Harvey after et&ing 1 perform In almost faultless fashagalnst the strong team froia VaJ-;-also only week before. Cut according to expressions frora Several rnembers of the team, they JlcI it probably was good for them to loso Itst Sunday as it will put renewed C;ht into the club and maka them rcailize that they are a long: wtyi from having- the pennant sewed up. At any rate the local players are figuring on going over to Pullman with the io rr die spirit a practically everytiilrie i.erends on this particular game. If lirtTT.nond ca.n win r.ext Sunday it .-ilJ give them the needefl confidence to tr.m South Chicago in the fallo-.v-irtsc game which will ha played at the

Harrison Park diamond a week from (

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TIarry Hyam?. promoter of the Twin City A. C. at Fast Chicago, and Dick Curlej-, his matchmaker, returned yesterday from a profitable visit to New York. They annonrced with pleasure last night that they jid matched Midget Smith and .) P. urn-an for their clul on tt:o night of S-sptember Srr.tth and Burrr.an. bar tams, fotignt one r the g real', st fl:is. '"h:cag" ever .av a few ivriki ago, ani will be s ire to i.-i '. in in 11 a r -

turn visit. There was much dispute over the- popular decision the la.t time. This tirn it is hoped they will settle it decisively. Preceding Smith and Purman will be two other star tn-roundrs. Jack Sharkey and Roy Moore will engage in another bantam fuss, and Mike Dundee will inert Terry Martin, th-N"-w Knl.ind bantam champion. .(Anr (in;-i kr.ock'd out Sharkey, and .ha k hankers f -r revenge. A e all know P-.tnd' . and Maiiin w .!! me t st with a tii..- r pa'tttion.

thn sam article cf haU 'hat h has 'urnfed out all o--a..-o:i airam-t some of the tor notch ilaas tln-rt- wlii ;. 111 question about 1 )f ou'eome of next Sunday's came. If t'a- ii j.e run? ru to form fc.nd Hi'. t-ri.- h c-nv-s through Hanimond will ,-iL-k.iii te in the runnine with South rhh'n.o.

K. C. 0. BEAT THE WHIT1HB

credit for tlie victory. Habin th- secrid his-man scoo; . d a. low i'.ii' r off las 'shuetops in the firih inning w.th a runner on third and two outs, then winged the ball to home with a perfect throw end napped the runner. Puck the 1C. C. V . pitcher featured w i t h his brilliant control and wotked himself out of several dang-rous anions. The n a me in general as an enjoyable aff.iir to nil spectotois witnessing It. The crowd w esti -no-.'ed to jiiv.ut S '. peopl-. A not her tog game next Sunday .

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On next Fundi there will be staged at Harrison Park one of the best if not the best ball game aver rlayed on the local diamond. Star City Court of tii" Lafayette Foresters will cross bats with the local Foresters and as the rivalry between the two teams is very strong a vry (rood gamo should be the rfsult. Farlter in the season the Hammond boya traveled to Lafayette for a two game series. H.mraond copped 'he firs game, 11 to 6. but dropped the .second 4 to 2. P.cfily, who pitched for Lafayette the fi .'nd ca.;re allowed but two hits, while his mate garnered four of the Hammr-id Ivarier, With the game standing one apiece Lafayette is coming loaded for bear and this Heily will probably be on the mound fer them. Manager Zeller of the lecai team !s confidence its'lf, however as

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LDIES' BLOOMERS Everv' woman will appreciate the added comfort of good-fitting full-size Bloomers. Good grade crepe in pink and pink and blue bird patterns. They are regular 85c values. Spe- (J 1 fC cial, 2 for VJML? MATTRESSES An odd lot of Combination and Reversible Mattresses in various shadings of ticking, well tied and made. These mattresses are slightly soiled and can be bought at a great saving. Regular $8.00 mattresses. Friday C QQ Bargain price, each CHILDREN'S BLACK CAT K0SE Children's famous Black Cat Hose, good wearing qualities, fast color. Sizes 5' .

to 1 I RnA rppularlv for 39c.

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COVERALL APRONS Ladies' Coverall Aprons, in dark colors. For Friday Bargain Day J J QQ

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CLOTHES BASKETS Racine Oval Splint Clothes Baskets, the large size. Sold regularly for $1.35. Special for Friday Bargain QCp

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NIGHT GOWNS Pretty Night Gowns. They are the kind you always pay a good price for. Made of fine lingerie cloth in pink and blue stitching front around the neck and

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sleeves $1.25.

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VEAR-EVER BREAD PANS Wear-Ever Aluminum 2-pound size

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SKIN0LA HOME SET, 39c Special bargain. Shoe shining home set containing dauber and sheepskin shining brush. Regular 50c value. ? Q Friday Bargain at .r.. ... LISLE R0CKF0RD HOSE Women's Lisle Rockford Hose, substandards of $1 hose. Semi-fashioned, grey, brown and white. Regular 50c value. Specially priced for jJc this sale, per pair ....... WOMEN'S HOUSE SLIPPERS Extra fine quality black kid leather up-

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ATHLETIC UNION SUITS Athletic Union Suits, made of good nainsook. Will wash and wear

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Ladies' Fine Ribbed Union Suits. Regular 75c value. Loose or tight knee. Sizes 40 to 44. Special JAPANESE TABLE CLOTHS Imported Japanese Table Covers, 58x 64. Blue bird and floral designs. Regularly sold for $ 1 .89. Sale g 3 ) price WOMEN'S SILK HOSE Women's Pure Silk Hose, lisle garter top, mock seam, high spliced heel and double sole. Black, white and cordovan. Regular $1.49 val- g QQ ue. Sale price SILK HOSE FOR WOMEN Women's Silk Hose, semi-fashioned, double heel and toe. Regularly sold for 98c. Black only. All sizes. Sale price WEARWELL PILLOW CASES Wearwell Pillow Cases, full bleached, 45x36 inches. Extra fine quality. Regular 65c value. Very special fQ q

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Saturday Night from 7 to 9 P. M. BOYS' K0VERALLS Boys Koveralls, made by the well-known Honor Bright brand. To be had in Wabash stripes, blue denim, khaki and Blue Bell cheviot, neatly trimmed. Ail fast colors. j9c Sizes 2 to 8 years. Regular price $1.00. Special at-"7 LADIES' MUSUN PETTICOATS Ladies' best quality White Muslin Petticoats, deep 10-inch flounce, wide lace and embroidery. Lengths 29 to 7 r 40 inches. Regular $1.50 value. Special at

Saturday All Day Specials MEN'S SILK LISLE HOSE Men's strictly first quality Silk Lisle Durham Brand Hose, in assorted colors. Sizes 9 to 1 1. Regular 50c QQ value. Special, 4 pair for - WOMEN'S HOLEPROOF HOSIERY Women's Holeproof Pure Silk Hose, lisle garter top, mock seam, high spliced heel and double sole. Regularly sold for $ 1 .69. Black and cordovan. Sizes Wl to 1 0. g Q Special for this sale at - . - STEEL TUBING BEDS

Heavy Post Steel Beds, 1-inch fillers, finished in mahogany.

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