Hammond Times, Volume 15, Number 91, Hammond, Lake County, 6 October 1921 — Page 11

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HAMMOND TO HAMMOND TO D'AVPAWTllM SEEMAROQNSAND mWM. CARDINALS SCRAP

GRAVERS LEAD

Doc Young's Team In Excellent Trim For Cracking Hard ' Hut

When llamrii.int! s rerof ei"tia! foolhail team pop. to Canton, O., Sunday for a. game with the famous Hull IJok a crnw.i of 10. 0i0 fans will he on hand to sro Ink Williams, the loel ta.r, who wa a sensation at lluffalo. One eritio of it Kuffitlo iuner acclaims 'Hiams as "the greatest football plaj.r of the age." The colored athlete ho stirred with Brown University in 1920. la described hy another New York pajer as having: the "nirfd of an ante-lane and the strength of a tiKtr." Tha paper at Buffalo admit thefr texm waa inoky to win and that the 17 to 0 score does not represent the oiinriarative strength of the clubs M ith Oliphant, the famous army play, ti. and an All-Arm riean lineup HnfTal-i coull not huda the Hammond line hut won because Tr. Young's back field t't the worst of the hreaks and could not keep up with its own line. To quote one Buffalo paper: "It if perhaps just as veil fr the HufTal" .Al-Anu-riean football team that it did not draw Hammond or its first yame instead of MeKeenport. Without Oliphant. ami i.ott yesterday' same might have had a different eniilnr." "Hammond's dtisky ?tar, Ink Williams. -s the greatest thins: eer s" n hereabouts in football tos," said another paper. "N'othmp ot around his end throughout the game. He dropped Oliphant dead in his tracks an1 cvfn intercepted plays on the other end of the line. He lb greased lightning." I'r. Young will strengthen his backiield for the :ime at I'ant m. He is

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Wfst Hammond will .see lt flrat football game Sunday, when the Maroons of that city tackle the fast Gary Cardinals at the West Hammond baseball park. The Cardinals have a wonderful team romp 'sed of graduates from both Kmerimi and Froebe! lush schools, ami are couched by one of the best football mentors in Cary. The team has played three games and has won two, losing one to the stion.-. Indinna Harbor Kagleii who ran a score of 13-6. Although outweighed thirty pounds to a man in their clash with the Kagles they performed brilliantly holdinn their heavy opponents when in scoring distance. The Maroon eleven lost their ojn-ning game Hnnduy lo the Whiting Filar by 14-0. All of the Kriar points were made id the first quartet. After tiiat they played the m-mo team off their feet, both were unable to cross tbe opponents goal. With numerous glaring faults brought to light in its defeat by Whiting last Sunday Coach Kbert of the Maroons put the squad through a grilling practice session yesterday to get in shape for the coming Cardinal game. Four tackling especialy in the open field and failure of the front Iin-- te hold enabled the Friars to put over their only scores of the game in tipfirst quarter. Coach Kbert concentrated his efforts on correcting those faults first. Scrimmage took up most of the practice session, and Kbt rt showed the line men how to play their position to prevent the Cardinals of Gary from breaking through Sunday. The front Lr.e was alos instructed in r'aking holes iii the opposing line so the backfielii men can tret through, and in outcharging their opponents. The line showd considerable improvement at the end of the practice session. Coach Kbert has some wonderful material und with a few more stars to be added in Sunday s game the team ought to fight on even terms w ith the riteel City eleven.

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morrow . Pick King was in grat shape for the game Sunday and shared the praise of the Huffalo papers with Wallie Hess, Hammond' ou.n. and Knopp. Ir. Yoursg received a wire from Canton today saying that on the strength of Hammond's reputation and the praise of the football oMtiea of Buffalo the advance sate was log for Sunday's gam. He also receiv d a telegram from Hriokley. New York- City, for a game at i he Polo grounds In November. "Kvery football fan Knows that It isn't losing a gam:) that counts as how you lose -,t." said Young today. "If z, t the worst of the breaks and pot up a hard fight you may have tha im ira 1 1 -n of the. fans even if you . jk put we don't intend to lose

Dennis O'Keefe Matched For Bout With Michael

lVnni? O'Keefe, South Chi.atro welterweight, and Jimmy Michael, hard hitting local Iidkt, have been matched to meet in the main event of the boxing whow to be staged by the Naval post of the American legion aboard the V. 8. S. Commodore on the night of Oct. 21. Phil Collins, ainbtic director at the. post, announced the main even will be supported by three six round pre! i minari

AS INDUSTRIAL LEAGUE CLOSES

Th 1!21 season of I he Calumet Industrial lngue closed with the Graver team winning the championship, winning 1 .') games an 1 lositig only 1. The Standard Oil company's t'lim is in si colid place while the Sinclair lb-lining company's team takes third place, the General Chemical company's team of lligewlseh takes fourth place with the I-'.tie Hailioad company are! the Illinois lied company following m ordu- named. A great d-nl of credit should be given to the players mi the Graver team for the remarkable showing, especially in view of the fn t that ail of the oilier teams in the league were exceptionally Ktioug. outside of ibe regulir schedule the Graver t"um played and defeated the Hubbard Hteel Foundry, the Ka.st Chicago Foundry and the Northern Indiana Gas & Kloetne o miii.ny, which

makes a Iota! of 17 wins and 1 lost for t he season. GRIFFITH ALSO HAS A CITY SERIES! SPECIAL TO THE TIMES! ! GRIFFITH. Ind. Oct. 6 - In the best i game of the season the G. A. (. won from the Griffith Gray.-- making the city series one ind one by the close score of 2 and 1. It was a fine -pitch

ers battle between Hil'oiiek for the A. C. and Kohenhuts! f. r the Grays. Hilbrlck held the Grays to ri scattered htis while the A. C. managed to nick Hohenh .irst for 8 when lots counted. Kobenhurst landed 14 ot the A. C. boys via the strikeout rou'-- and liilbrick got 9 Grays. These two team hook up for the deciding game r.exc Sunday which closes the season for both teams ami with the lino up both teams will put into the field that day t he fans may expect to see the fastest gam" of ball played on the home lots this season. Score hy innings: Grift ith A. C '" 1 10f. g 1 Griffith Gray e-iu i 1 6 n I latteries Hilbrich and V. I'.eirger; Kobenhurst and Thilmonf . POST MORTEM BY MANAGERS

FAMOUS JOCKEY . OF 50 YEARS AGO, IN POOR HOUSE NKW YOUK, Oct. fi - -jo, Fuller, fa-j mous as a jockey a half c ri'iiry ago. today was on l'.l.o-kw ll's island. a pauper, altbotigli he earned .-ipprox i - j matoly $."iii".0"it in his menu: day.-. ' Fuller, now 7 1, gave himself up lo a ; member of the police narcotic squad! yesterday and asked that he be "iit j to to island So be cured of the ilnm ha bil . Fuller did most of hi riding Tn t nlcago ami on California tracks for! leicky" lialdwin, Phil and Mik. ' lu.yer. John Madden, ond Hugh Mi-- I I.ougblin. lb- attributed his downfall j lo morphine ado. mistered to relieve hi matter he had he. n injured in a j steeplechase race on a Ca'.iiornia trail;!

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W'-st Virginia university eleven a few years hack, will le among the gala of stais who will composi tlo- Akron team, whieh will meet Chris O'lirpn's Chicago Cardinals at Normal Park on Sunday.

'1 he former star of Mie Mountaineer! eleven is a bald plunging back who1 can drive off the t.'e-liit-s or hit llo line! with equal siie-i-.-H With Kit.g to do j the plunging and Fritz Pollard to skirt j the ep s.' A roil is p-eie(J to give Ih-j Chicago eleven a hatd -..-im. . j The Cardinals are iiaclicnig- . v-ry I nibt at the park. ::-! si i-ei-t and South! l!:li-;n avenue. N .v play will i

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Amos A. A. won the. traveling heavyweight championship of the league last year and is bent on holding the honor this season. The Rosebuds of Kensington and ibeseland Panthers will meet in the curtain raiser at 1:30

n the Midwest Football league, o'clock.

Bird Sanctuary for Gulla. Natural history has tunny studenti In Canada proper and the provinc. T!w town of Yarmouth. Nora Scotls, has recently purchased n island. In its I oral Lake Oorjre as a bird nanc-

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stood up well lo hind him. 1 am well phased with the work of every man on the t. am. McNa llyV. s;al oi home was a darin gpi-ae of work, hut U should that the boys were on their toes every inch of the way. I am not making any claims, but I have a fighting bunch who will b.- in there everv moent trying to win. BY .1011 V lc; It w I Manasi-r of GI-intM.) TnEW YO UK. Oct.. 6. I'm not tryingto take anything from the Yanks, but I do think the Giants got a liftie the worst of the break. Hotter luck tomorrow. The. series very youn vet. We'll be there yet.

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Sunday will be the last day of the whirlwind sale of customers cars. There are Nash, BuicL Chevrolet, Maxwell, Cadillac, Moon, Jeffery, Scripps-Booth, Dodge, Dort, Oldsmobile, Pullman. Westcott, Overland, Monroe, Stephens. AH included at prices and terms unparalleled in automobile history.

Sunday Is the Fioal Wind-Up of the Greatest Automobile Bargain Carnival Evnr Attempted in This City. From the opening moments of the sale down to the time this advertisement goes to press, our warerooms have been one constant scene of activity. From every conceivable point, buyers have rushed to examine the values and a goodly number have driven away Customers' Cars. It is impossible to convey anything like an accurate idea of the values en hand - all we can say is: If you intend to buy an automobile within this calendar year, come here to this sale Sunday. You will find a car to suit you at the right kind of a price.

SATISFACTION Drive the car you select five days. If at the end of that time you find the car to be other than as represented hy us, drive the car back and we wil! gladly allow you every dollar you have paid on it to apply on the purchase of any renewed car in stock.

Every Car You Sec on the Street Is a Used Car Your banker, your doctor, your attorney, the big and little men of the business, all drive used cars. Just the moment a new car is placed in the hands of a user it becomes a used car. Many of the cars we have on hand still are in the finest kind of condition, both from the standpoint of appearance and mechanically. Buy an Automobile Sunday and Save at Our Prices

Any Cash or Time Offer in Reason Will Buy Any Customers Car up to Sunday 9 P.M. or Before What kind of a car do you want? Nash, Buick, Chevrolet, Maxwell, Cadillac, Moon, Jeffery, Scripps-Booth, Dodge, Dort, Oldsmobile, Pullman, Westcott, Overland, Monroe, Stephens.

Buy the Family a Car Now for the Beautiful Autumn Days When the leaves are turning from reen to gold- out on the beautiful white roads through the woods the tang

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Th first buyer, man, woman or child, that ateps in ride the door Friday morninf can have a choice of any Chevrolet roadster or touring car on hand for $75 down and balance in twelve monthly payments for the first buyer only. Dcors open at 8 o'clock sharp. Be at the door at 8 o'clock Friday morning.

Trade Your Car Now on a Customer's Car Every time you see a new car reductiorin the paper it means that the price of your car has gone down also so right now while your car is running trade it in and trade it here where the quality is high and the prices are low where the values are incomparable and the prices and terms the lowest and most liberal known no matter who you are where you live or when or how you intend to buy a car, come here to this sale Sunday or before, and make a selection it means CASH IN THE BANK FOR EVERY BUYER.

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The mechanic or laboring man. is as welcome here as the business or professional man. Your dealings are confidential and dignified, ou can select any car regardless of price and terms to suit your convenience will be arranged.

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JAY F. GRANTHAM, President Private Exchange Phone 1234 SALESROOM SERVICE STATION 528-30 Washington St. 529-35 Washington St.

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