Hammond Times, Volume 15, Number 57, Hammond, Lake County, 26 August 1921 — Page 9

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A jrxme that is arousing the keenest .nterest in local basebiU ciro.Us wUi b pLayftd neit Sunday at Graver rar'ic. East Chicago. The Hammond Foresters, admitted to be the fastest local team in years will clash -with tha strong: K. C U. agg-reg-aj ion at Eat Ch;ca.go. The K. C. t" . Are touted as being: the he.-t has-ehal! team ever sen in East Cl,i:a.go, o the game, ervolves itself into a matter of city prMe. The Foresters are confident of uphcfiJtae Hamrnond'-B reputation as their long- string of victories include som of the strongest teams in the reg-ton. Ali who saw the game of last Sunday when the Hammond oresters trimmed thb Lafayette crew hv pinned their faith on the Hammond lads and are c-onhdent of stopping1 the, K. C. V even though other strong teams failed in the task. Moil, no doubt will hurl for Ha.nuv.ond and if Freddie, is la any condition at all h hould t4ve the K. C. U. eatingrnit of ills hajjd. Liurraia will be Mo2I' battery mata and this mean that East Chicago won't do much ha stal!nc as Lou is known as sure deah to would-be Ty Cobb?. Opposing Moll will be Buck Rakalar who let the Hammond Scatenas down wltiout a hit- Reiving; him was Toots Tague, one oc" Hammond's old favorite. Both pitchers are assured of good eupport and the game should turn out to be one of the best pitchto duels in yem . Ail fans wishing to sjeoompany tha team may do so and any ens going over is assured of seeinga hall game of big league calibre-

HAWAII'S MOST PROMISING MERMAIDS

WILL PLAY SUNDAY The State Street All Stars will play the Liberty A. C. Sunday morning at 10:J0 At the Hammond H. A. park, and It is expected that a fast and interesting game will rejsu.lt. Battery for the All Stars is: Gardner and Mieskoski.

NOTICE TO HORSE OWNERS ATI Horseshoeing Shops will be closed Saturday, August Z" . 19I1, Hcrseshoer's picnic. NATIONAL HORSESHOEKS ASSOCIATION OF LAKE COUNTY. S-2

PENNANT

Estelle Casaidy (left) and Marie Wehselau. Estelle Cassidy and Marie Wehselau, members of the Outrigger Canoe club relay tam of Waikiki Beach, Honolulu, recently set a new record for 400 yardB. Miss Cassidy also swam to a new world's record for fifty yards "in 2S.4 seconds.

GOLF MATCH

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AFTERNOON

For the second time this year the Chicago Heights golf team will invade Hammond tomorrow for a new tussle, with the Hammond Country Club cracks. The last game called off because of an immense down pour of rain which flooded the links after it was about half over. In the first match between the two teams at Chicago Heights still earlier in the year. Chicago Heiphts defeated Hammond. The sports and games committee are anxious to see a b!g turnout and send out the Racedontan cry for ali Hammond s best piayrs to show up at 2 p. m. Saturday afternoon.

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BABE RUTH JRS. WIN 'A BALL GAME

Barefoot Sammy Hockinsmith Writes Story for . Paper. Residents in the vicinity of Morris Park doubtlessly wonder what the row was about yesterday. It seems th.it the Babe Ruth Juniors played a gam", of baseball at the park with the Scate.r.a Juniors 'and won, 35 to 27. in fourteen innings. The report of the game was delivered to The Times by Sam Hockinsmith. one. of the Babe Ruths. Sam came into the office wearing a blue shirt, overalls, a cap. no hhoes and a bashful lock. He was accompanied by Floyd Richte-r. m similiar attir? . Sammy had tightly folded piece of scratch paper in his hand which he preseiited to a reporter. "The Babe Ruth Juniors rr.-m a second game from the Sat'ni uriiors. scoring 35 to 27. Arthur Hoekinfroith pitched and Floyd Richter ratohed," it read . "How much will it cost to put this in the paper"" askofl Sammy, digging down into his pocket and bringing forth a handful of pennies. "Not a cent, young man." he was told. "In fart we'll pay a cent a word for thts contribution. Here's an order on the cashier for twernythree cents . " "Gosh. I'll bring in a lot of stuff for the paper." "Well, er, this is an exceptionally fine story, you see. H?w'd the game go, anyway?" "Why, we had 'em beat 21 to in at the end of the ninth and they wanted to play five more innings so we did anl beat 'em worse than vr. It was a good game. "We changed umpires three times'"

MAY HINGE ON RESULT

The Standard Steel ball diamond will be. in the best nf shape for n-xt Sunday's big game between Hammond and South Chk-ago aj( several men are busy this we It working on the field

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pofsible condition for Sunday's important battle which will just about decide the championship the K. of C. Suburban League. Last Hammond js all excited over this game not only because a pennant hinges on the result but more particularly for the reason that Eddie Murphy, who is an East Hammond product does the first basing for the Hammond club. Eddie is a prime favorite among the many East Hammond fans and several of his friends are planning a big day for him next Sunday. A committee of prominent Ea.t Hammond business men headed by Sam Skufakiss, the alderman, are making gala preparations to give Murphy a big send-off on this eventful occasion. Murphy is well deserving of all the honors that his admirers can betsow on him as he has gained quite a reputation for himself aa tae best first sarker and fa.sttst base runner in the K. of C. Suburban league. It may interest Murphy's followers to know that Eddie lead.'! his tam :n the number of runs scored this season as ha has counted ID limes against 15 by his nearest rival. As a base stealer Murphy is in a class by himself, being credited with 17 stolen sacks as compared to 12 by his closest competitor. Taking into cwr.,;idrTation Murphy's age, he is only a mere youth of IS, it certainly looks from all indications that he has a bright future ahead of him and nothing would pleate his friends more than to see him wind up in fat company after snother year 'r So in the amateur ranks. Every member of the Hammond team turned out for practice ia.t evening and after an hour's hard workout all hands were ready to call it quits. Every player on the ohjr. from Captain Hirle on down declared the-mtvilvos in the best of shape and rarin' to go against the strong South Chicago eutfit. ,

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Owing to an injured ban received in training by Midget Smith, the ten round bout scheduled to take piace Sept. 2 at East Chicago between Joe Hurman of Chicago and Midgut Smith of New York has been postponed until September 9 "Word of the injury was received yesterday by Promoter Harry Hyams. He asserted it would bo better to postpone tho show than put on a .-ub.-ts-tute bout. The other bouts, which will bring together Jack Sharkey of New Tork and Koy Moore of Minneapolis and Mike Dundee and Terry Mart.n. will be staged as schileuied. Tickers already purchased w ill be good for the show .

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N'EBNAT'CNAL NEWS SERVICE'. :AC0. Aug. 26. M;if Je'anctte of Cleveland and Mrs Mel via

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winners iu the scmi-Snaj round

vi the w.rr.en'a western go.f championship tourney u.t Westmoreland, w::h Ml-. Frances Hadfield. of ,M.lwaikee, as the "ark horse." -Miss Kinney n as paired with Mrs J. W. Douglass, of the Westmoreland cluu. A 1th j US" Mrs. Douglass has won her way into the emi-flnals ty consistent playing it is believed that

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the Cleveland star, barring a tfvirfi! of Cortn. should w.n. The match between Mrs. Jones and Miss Hadfitld held chief interest. Mrs. Jonm achieved tne nied.il score in the qualifying round aijJ La played bnlllatt golf throughout the tournament. -Miss Hadflel-i alto has displayed a wonderful game in tho prclin".:na.ry

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TAGGING ALL THE BASES By JACK VEIOCK 1. N. S. Sports Editor

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SCATENAS TO PLAY LOWELL

The Seatina baseball tearn will travel to Lowe!! Sundav and meet the fast Leg' or team of that ckv. th. u-

Solder boys, bo-st of a t :ns team' wt'h a wotiderful reror 1 for this season having won 13 and lost :i which com par s favoi-ably with the Sra'inas I record of 1.". and -4. The Koattnas w ill he out in full' strength again nith Haines and Hess! doing the heavy work while Minning-

Marquard's air tight pitching ed the Phil's downfall after w: four straight an u r. precf dent e. for them.

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COFS WIN GAME a game tha-t was replete with

errors the Hammond police team defeated a team representing The Times at Morris park last night by a score .f 9 to S. The printers smarted out in their haif of the first by taking fi runs, adding .- ne to it 'in tho.- next and seemed to have th gam sewd up but went to the lead in t he n-xt inning with some glaring errors.

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Ted Lewis is Back; Wants to Box Britton NEW YORK. Aug. Si Ted "Kid" Lewis. British welterweight. chant pion, arrived today em tte steamshi; Adriatic from Englajid. arisere he re cently defeated Jack Bl'imfield, British middleweight champtec. in twenty-round bout, Lwi aid h expected to fight Jack Brittoa in ,-p tember.

South Shore Line Excursion Sunday, August 23th 85 CENTS TO TREM0NT STATION AND, RETURN. $1.00 TO MICHIGAN CITY AND RETURN. WONDERFUL BATHING BEACHES, PARKS AND PICNIC GROUNDS Good On All Trains For Information Call

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AT AUCTION Saturday August 27th, at 2 p. m. To The Highest Bidder TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER ON VACANT LOT 55TH ST. AND COTTAGE GROVE AVE., CHICAGO SEDANS - COUPES - TOURINGS ROADSTERS - SPEEDSTERS TON TRUCKS - CHASSIS LIGHT DELIVERIES OPEN EXPRESS OR PANEL BODIES TAXI-CABS 1912 TO 1921 MODELS With or Without Steers AT YOUR OWN PRICE TERMS CF'SALE Cash deposit or certified check with each purchase. Balance can be paid, cash on delivery, or your notes for 6 month?. To city or country buyers. Cars can be inspected 'Thursd.iv or Friday. MOST WONDERFUL ASSORTMENT OF REAL VALUES. SOME LIKE NEW. SAMUEL L. WINTERNITZ & CO. EXPERT COMMERCIAL AUCTIONEERS

In case cf rain at time of sale, postponed until August 29th, at 2 P. M.

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Chicago Golfer Makes 220 Yard Hole in On WEST BAPEV, Ind.. Aug. 26. To Green of Chicago made the sixth h-l of the West Baden golf course. yards, in one shot Today. It w made with a. spoon.

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