Hammond Times, Volume 15, Number 77, Hammond, Lake County, 20 September 1921 — Page 9

Tuesday, September 20, 1921

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B RECORD IN PLAY FOR GOLF TITLE ST. LOUIS. MO.. Sept. 10 For the first time in his career. Francis Ouiruet of Boston, succeeded in winning the i mortal In the qualifying round of the national amateur cha cnionshlp. rounds of 69 and 76 over the hilly course of the S' Louis Country club, giving him a totol of 144, his mornlns round rettinga new competitive record. Only cnce has so low a score been made, ihis be in at Ekwanok in 1-14, when W. C. l'ones, Jr., of Pittsburgh, and vr. W. Cortor. of Boston tied at 144. ANOTHER SCALP FOR SCATENAS TJw Htinroood Scatenas added another Tlfltory ,to their list Sunday, when they defeated the strong: North Bide aa-gTeat ion at Douglas park by a. score of 11-4. Manager Newman revised his lineup for this came, playIns; Babe Simon at the keystone sack and Oorg;e Potts at third and surinp the rrioe of Buck Bakalar who put the boys down with two hits. Opposed to Bakalar was Lefty Cole, late of the Calumet nine, who was a member of the Interstate league. Cole we rated as one of the best pitchers In the league and Manager Schofer knowing; of this secured him to beat tha flcatenas. Cole worked splendid for three innings, allowing no hits or any man to reach first, but in the Scateha fourth he weakened when he Issued two walks and Sky Meyer's triple followed by a single by Bakalar scored four runs. Buck had the enemy safe until the fifth when he weiked two men and two hits, the only ones of the same for the North Side boys netted them four runs, after that he had them eating out of his hand. The Scatenas scored two in the sixth on Simons two-base hit. a fielder's choice, a single by Kennedy and a double by Bakalar. In the ninth the Heats score five more rnns on Simon's single, a walk to Potts and hits by Kennedy, Barman, North and Myers. Bakalar besides pitching a whale of a frame, was also there with the bat. when he knockeJ out a single and a double In four trips to the plate. Kennedy also led tae attack with the stick getting two hit and a sacrifice In fire trips to the plate. Walter Hess the old reliable man caught a stellar game for the Scats. Although the whole Scatena nine played good ball. The stars for the afternoon were WaHsio Love and Barman, these two fielders snapped some beautiful line drives down, whan it looked like extra base hits. A large crowd turned out to sCe the boys perform, and it looks that the Scats have not lost their following, as fully three hundred loyal rooters from the Kast Hide Journeyed over to witness the game. Manager Newman has an open date for next Sunday and he would like to arrange a game with the strong Forester team who made a good showing against the champion K. C. team: The score: Keats 000 401 005 11 11 2 N. S. A. C 000 040 000 4 2 3 Two-base hits Simons. Bakalar. Thre base hit Myere. Struck out By Bakalar. ; by Cole, fi. Base on balls Off Bakalar, 5; off Cole, 6. Time of game, 3:10. Dundee Wins Ten "Round Decision Over Tiplitz ' BOSTON, MASS., Sept. 20 Johnny Dundee, New York lightweight, won the. decisien in a ten round bout with Joe Hiplita of Philadelphia last night after a close and interesting battle. IMir.dee showed better ring generalohip Puritan with theHops in it NOW you have no bDiling, no spoiling, no fuss, no muss. You just pout your can of Puritan hi Hod Flavored Malt F Extract into warm water and add the same ingredients you have always added, except the iiugar and the hops. Then, when you bottle, just add thrce- ' quarters of a teaspoonful of sugar to each bottle. If your particular -!1 Puritan Hop Flavored I - Malt Extract, insist that he get it from his jobber. T 2j.., ( IM nr i -uiiKEX CO EAST CHICAGO. IND

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Db Rath kggiag home aftr hit tins; hlg fifty-fifth home nm. Watch ing him are Setereid, St. Louia caUher, and Umpire Chill. This picture marks an epoch in baseball's history. It shows Babe Ruth, greatest hitter baseball ever has known, breaking the world's rocord, set by himself, ef fifty-four heme runs fat a eaaoo.

E. TO With practically a eomplet roster nf f-rmr nipmhm on hand, the Last Chicago Gopher football team plans to reorKanize and defend ths title of In Aa'rxa i .i u-h f w ich t Champions which they have held for the $a.tst ten ytars a hiir rrpt-tosrftther pen meeting will be held this evening at S o'clock The Club and initial practice will nrnhahlv start this week. All new men desirous of trying out for the tsiim are urred to be present at this meetingAmong those already rarin' to go are Piper, Madura, Quihn. Cleary, ivostur, Rosenthal, Kienan. Steffeg, Carlson, BiiLke. Osweao. J. Mc8hane, Darrow rvnd Clabby. Everybody out! N. I. O.&E. PLAYS E. CHICAGO BANKERS The other evening the Hammond fire department was called out and while passing Monnetfs Smoke Shop someone asked if Schulte was back on the department again. Well, I can answer that question he is on the job in East Chicago at the Riley bank on the cor ner of Chicago and Kennedy avenue and Bill was the cause of the N. I. O. & E. Co. ball players taking their siits down off the shelves for this one game because on Thursday evening at Harrison park, between the hours of B and T. Schulte will travel over to Ham mond with the bankurs. Mho have sign ed Jim Dalton of the K. C. team. Thfey will also have Eddie Murphy in the lineup. Murphy will do the receiving whili Dalton will do the pitching. Schwlte was asked why they didn't play thl Hammond bankers, he came back ami said they were playing the Hammond polica Saturday afternoon and if they coulj trim the gas team they could trim any of the others. Manager H.indy of the gas team claims in spite of the battery the bankers have, his team will eome out a winner, like they have In all their oher games. CHICAGO FOOTBALL LEAGUE IS MIDWEST The Chicago Football League at last night's meeting held in the Hotel Sherman, decided to change the name to the Mid-West Football League, due to the teams from the surrounding states sending in representatives. The following new teams were admitted: Foster Cardinals, Cenekas, Ravenswood A. C, Waukegan, Gary CardU nals. Murlcys. Lighting Jrs.. Iake Forest. Woodstock, Harvey and N. W. 8peedboys. Six practice gsmes were scheduled as fo .'ows: Bookers at Green Bay. T. N. T.'b and Mrline Indians at W. Ik B. field. Kvanston at Gary. Blues at Racine, Gary Cardinals and Othellos at Forest Park, Pullman A. C. and Haniond at 119th and Michigan . Monroe Net Team Wins Five Matches at Gary The Monroe Tennis club won a hard fought match from the Gary team at Gary, taking five of the nine contests. Summaries: Singles Olson (G.) beat Laliana M ). 6-3. 3-6, 6-3. Maraslftan (M.) beat Kline (G.), 6-1. fi-S. 7-5. Osborne (G.) beat Robinson (M.), 6-4, 6-2. Alverson (SI.) beat A. Vachia (G.) 9-?. 4-5; 6-4. Doubles Laliana and Marasipan (M.) beat Orsborne anrl Carr (G. ), 8-S. 6-3. Olson and Jay (G.) beat Robinson and ITrfecto M.). 4-S. 6-1. -2. Fisge and Alverson ( M.) beat G. Vachis and Kline G.. C-4, 6-2. RETIRES 3 MEN ON 3 PITCHED BALLS DCBUQUE, la., -SMt. 20. e world's record of three men retired on, the three first balls pitched was duplicated here In a gramo between OelwHn and the Puhuque White Sox when Lerns of OeHvein rttlrrd three batters with three pitched balls in the eighth Inning. The first man un drove ih first pitched ball to the shortstop. The secona man flew out to center fiell. while the last man popped a weak fly to second base. Just three balls were pitched in the inning-. The White S won the game, 3 lo 1.

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UAJ, feiv ism OUR FIGHT DECISIONS At New Tork Jbex White, of Albany, and Willie Spencer, of New Tork boxed 13 rounds to. a draw. Frankie Curley defeated Billy Brown In ten rounds. At Boston Johnny Dundee won a decision over Joe TipUta of Philadelphia in ten rounds. At Montreal Moe rtolzcovltch, claimant of the Canadian welterweight title, knocked out Irish Patsy Cllne in the first round of a scheduled ten round bout.

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PIRATES BEAT NORTH SIDE A. C.

The Pirates defeated the North Side X. C. by a score of 12 to 6. Her ritched invincible ball, yielded only five hits, fanned fourteen and walked only one. Kelly, the opposing twirler, it as nicked for ten hits and gave live walks. Due credit must be given to him because he helped along th Pirate trick plays, by being caught napping on bane on three difterent occasions. The battery honors were divided between Kusc hel with two singles, Kalina with a sngle and a triple, and Sweeney with a single and a thro base smash. Summary; N. A. C. Jrs. 8 0 0 0 0 S 0 0 6 Pirates 2 0 fl 3 0 I 1 0 n 12 Two Base Hits: Young. Three Basis Hits: 8wt.-eney, Kalina. Struck out: By Berg, 14; by Kelly 6. Base on balls: oft Uerg, 1; off Kelly, 6. Ludlow Breaks 3 World's Records for Motorcycles SYRACUSE, N. V.. Sept. 20 New world's records for motorcycle races over a dirt track were set today for the 1, 5 and 10 mile distances a't the National Motorcycle championships. Fred Ludlow of the Harley-Davldson racing team set all three records. His time for ten miles was 7 minutes and 18.80 seconds. The Old record was 7 minutes 39.40 seconds. Ludlow's record for a mile was 44.05 second's, against the old mark of 48.40, and for miles was i minute 45.74 seconds.against S minutes B0.S0 seconds, the old record. League Lineup AT10.AI LEAGIB. W. L Pet. New Tork 90 65 .621 Pittsburgh 85 67 .59 St. Louts 82 62 .369 Boston ' 77 67 .535 Brooklyn 70 72 .19J Cincinnati 66 78 .4a CHICAGO 57 86 .398 Philadelphia 48 88 .329 AMERICAN LEAGUE. W, L. Pet. Cleveland 30 S3 .629 New York 89 53 .627 St. L-uis 74 70 .514 Boston 69 70 .49 Washington 70 72 .493 Detroit 71 75 .486 CHICAGO 58 84 .408 Philadelphia 47 - 91 .341 Mike Gibbons' Hand Hurt; No Action for 15 Days COLORADO SPRINGS. COIX).. Sept. 20. Mike Gibbons, St. Paul middleweight, will be unable to box for at least fifteen days because of an injury to his rlglit hund, received in the seventh and final round of his bout with Battling Ortega here last Friday night. An X-Ray examination disclosed that the hand is seriously bruised. else

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