Hammond Times, Volume 10, Number 41, Hammond, Lake County, 29 October 1921 — Page 7

Otobor 29, 1921.

THE TIMES PAGE SEVEN os vSo Liberty AG A, West Hammond Ball Park Wentworth and 152nd st. Kick Off 2 p, in.

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SPORTING

BROOKS HOUSE TEAM HONOREDBY REGION Gary Joins in Paying Homage to Hammond Basketball Five. "Tougrhey" Koxaclk. "Spike" Uujolph, and "Bat" F1rstein, former rlriff-leaders of the lawless Morton Court rang- in Hammond pushed back the chair in which they had been seated, leaped to their feet, and with a unison born of long- association and in a stentorian voice that hid not lost the tang of the putter rally shouted "all riirht. fellas, free more cheers for the Brooks House ball team. Best team in the Calumet -resin." Three lusty cheers echoed and rechoed throug-h the battle-fieVd-ban-quet chamber of Brooks House where the victorious baseball team of that institution was being: feted in the wry room where- many of them this winter will fet the hot-breach of an opponent fan their cheeks during- soitm basketball frame now being: scheduled. Brooks House, famoin throughout Kast Hammond as an oasis of sympathy for the unfortunately poor, at a splendid banquet for more than 100 biys of the neighborhood paid homagre to the victorious Brooks House baseball team which after a scries of ten Kanies agrainsi teams representing: the Gary Neighborhood House, the Gary Fellowship House, the Catherine House of Indiana Harbor, the Neighborhood Center of West Hammond, and the Centenary House of North Hammond, " won tire championship of the Calumet resrion by losing: but one of the whole ten frames. Members of the team are: Joe Pouch. Joe Kumitza. 5teve Kmith. John Korem. V. Swantho, George Sola, MikeHudak. A. Pleros, Carl StlcofT and Joe f-'tedolo, utility man. John M. Hestnes, director of Broiks House and who did much to establish the Inter-city league, pave credit to I... F. Hindle who coached the Brooks House team to victory. Other speakers besides the abu'e were: L. K. Scott, scout executive; P. i'. Gilmore, of the Standard Trust & Savinsra Bank, and Ralph Cummins, director of the Neighborhood House of Gary. A handsome oak plaque mounted in bronie bearing- the rig-ures of two Hal! players Jn action was presented as a permanent trophy to the winnintr team of the league. It was the pift of Thos. E. Wilson & Co- of Chicago.

EBERT PREPARES

MAROO SFORGAME

Coach Ebert yesterday put the W. H. Maroons through their lust scrimmage before, the Liberty game Sunday. New plays were used, in preparation, against tha strong F.nglewood eleven, who are coming to Hammond with a clean slate, having won four consecutive games this season. The South Side boys from Chicago are bringing with them two all state high school halfbacks and it is these two men the Maroons will have to stop, however Coach Ebert has worked his men heavily on defense and there should be little trouble in stopping the- allstate men. The Maroons will line up the same as last Sunday, when they defeated the atrong Iwcll Legion aggregation by a lone touchdown, with two exceptions, that being at fullback and tho other at left end. this is not worrying the Little Giant mentor, as ho experts to play the smashing Monahan at fullback and the fleet Burley at left end, the other men will lineup in their regular position, with Zimmerman at "center, Gregg and Reese at the guard position, Walters and Shipreck at tackles, Burley and Honey at ends, Volkman. Sheridan, Glick. Monahan and Wirkus will form the backfield, with Capt. Chayken directing the team from the quarterback posit ion. Fans .who wish to see a real football gama are welcomed over to the West Hamond ball park, as Manager Chayken has booked one of the best teams in the Chicago League for this game. The Maroons will be in the gimo every minute Sunday, as they expect to show football tfandom a wonderful aggregation of football skill and with Coach Kbert at the head r,f all then the fans will no doubt agree with the boys when they yee them in action. The game will start promptly at two-thirty and a large crowd is expected to turn out and root for the home club.

TODAY'S GRID CARD WEST. Colorado and Chicago at Ptagg Field. Northwstn. and Pe Paul at Bvanston. Illinois and Michigan at I'rbana. Iowa and Purdue at Lafayette. Wisconsin and Minnesota at Madison. Indiana and Notre Dame at Indianapolis. Missouri and Drake at Columbia. Western Reserve and Wooster at Cleveland . Michigan Aggies and Marquette at Milwaukee. Beloit and Knox at Beloit. Carthage and Heddlna at Carthage. Cornell College and Dubuque at Mt. Vernon. ' Denison arid Miami at Dayton. DePauw and Georgetown College at Greencastle. Detroit and Tulane at Detroit. James Milltkan and Missouri Mines at Decatur. Karlham and Kalamazoo Nor. at Kalamazoo. Monmouth and Augustana at Monmouth. Nebraska, and Oklahoma at Lincoln. Normal and Bradley Poly at Normal. Northwestern (Nap.) and Lake Forest at Naperville. Lawrencs and Northwestern (Watertown) at Watertown. Ohio "CT. and Baldwin-Wallace at Athens.

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HEGEW1SCH GAME

I'leted Tuesday evening when bowler. representing a dosen different busi

ness houses will meet with Manag.er!

Handy of McCool's bowling alleys to arrange a schedule for the season. Bowlers wishing to enter this league will have an opportunity to do so up to and Including Tuesday night. So far the league will comprifP elsht teams of three men each. Prizes for individual high scores and for hi?h team scores will Jie awardeu, , Manager Handy announces th following entrants to date: M. B. Boot Shop Woggles, Bates. Hank; McOools Whittaker, Handy, Zimmerman; Nogdemans Leo Cook, Rudy. B. Domnlck; Sommers J. GUI, A. Anderson. E. Llpinskl; Perrlns N. Nelson. I. Enright. P. Steve; Colonials J. Woods, Checkie, Otto; Times Hidy, Cross, Mooney; Edgars Trio Cooksey, Batchelor, Ludeking

WHITING FANS IN ACTION

fSPECIAL TO THE TIMFS WHITING, lnd., Oc.t. 2S Football fans are looking forward to the best game of the season when tile Whiting Friars take on the Sheridan A. C, Sunday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at Forsythe Field. The Sheridan A. C. is considered one of the snappiest teams of the Chicago district. Out of five games played the have won four. The FriaTs have won every game thus far and are conlident that Sunday will add another one to their string. So far this season the Friars have gone against teams which outweighed them, but Sunday will find the teams practically evenly matched at 150 pounds. Manager Lottinville fays the fars will see some whirlwind playing now that the Friars have found something of their weight ani speed.

tain of the football team is Kddie Shepherd of Indianapolis boulevard and the captain of tho track team is Irving Felsen also of Robertsdale. There Is only one more captain to be chosen and that la a captain of the tiasebal! team. Keep It up Robertsdale, make It unanimous.

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WANT GAMES The Hammond Cardinals would like to book games with teams averaging 75 to 80 pounds. Teams desiring to take them on should call Hammond S650 and a.fk "or Ed.

ROBERTSDALE STILL AT Trn That Is. furnishing Whiting school with athletes. Last year of the five basketball players a . from Robertsdale. This year the captain of Whiting's basketball is Jack Bargers r'f Roberts avenue. The cap-

VS. TORNADOES

On Sunday, October 30, the fast S.catena Tornadoes will meet the strong Gary Cardinals at Harrison park at 2:30 p. m., new time, in booking this team Manager Shanks Is bringing to Harrison park the fastest and strongest middleweight team in the Calumet region, composed of former high school stars from that city. The Tornadoes have been working overtime for this game with the expectation of the hardest game to ate. Coaching Cearing has drilled his men in a few new formations to be used in this game and expresses much satisfaction in the manner the team haa perfected them. The Cardinals record to date shows five victories and one defeat. Including a victory over '.he West Hammond Maroons, their team average being 155, as compared to IS! fr.r the Tornadoes, which gives no advantage in weight. We can safely say the lovers of amateur football will be treated to a great game. The Tornarto manager received a personal compliment for , his entire team from the manager of Hege wlsoh team, stating they were the cleanest and most sportsman like team he has played in the last several years in direct contrast to what he had expected, the team hopes to maintain this high standard of football and with the loyal support of their great number of fans, they full intend to do their best. Game starts promptly at 2:30 p. m.. new time.

FOOTBALL SCORES Wesleyan, 17; Illinois College, 6. University Hi. 109; Atlanta Hi, 0. Kalamazoo, 48; Franklin. 7.

Oklahoma A. &

Wabash, 14; Butler, Texas A. & M.p 23;

M., 7. Dallas U.. 14; Marshall College, 2. Simmons Col.. 7;-Trinltv Univ., 0.

Y. M. C. A. College Eleven To Play Valparaiso-Today

The Y. M. C. A. college eleven of hicago will clash with Valparaiso liversity team at Washington park day. The game will be the feature of the annual home-coming, and a large crowd of old grads is expected to attend.

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bing tomorrow.

Most of the Gophers saw Hogewlsch outplay the Scatenas of Hammond la.st Sunday and they realize how tough the opposition actually is. News has filtered lnt East Chicago that Hegewlsch is planning on a killing and have loaded up with several old time stars -"of the old Thorn ana Tornado teams. With the three Freemeyer brothers and "Bull" as s. nucleus. Hegewlsch can make It interesting for any team of its weight in the region. In tomorrow's game the Gopher

management expects to present the best lineup the Gophers have ever had, and if the man perform according to the snap and pep shown in the practice sessions there should be no doubt as- to the final result. "Pinkie" Qulnn. "Doc" Steges. "Billy" Cleary. "Jimmy" Blake, "Bobby" Darrow and all of the other Gopher stars will start tomorrow's ray and the fans can be sure that they will give a good account of themselves. A rfcrd crowd is expected tomorrow at the East Chicago fight arena as the game Is the feature attraction in tho county. The Hegewlsch team expects to bring about 500 rooters and the rivalry should be Intense. Tho game will be handled by Chicago Football league officials and will start at Z:Z) new time. Come out and boost for a Gopher vbtiry!

FRIEDMAN STOPS RICE IN SEVENTH

NEW YORK. Oct. 29. Sailor Freedman of Chicago last eight defeated Ernie Rice. English lightweight champion, in the seventh round of a scheduled flfteen-round bout in Madison Square Garden when Rice's seconds tossed a towel into the ring. The end came after thirty-one seconds of fighting ;n this round. The English champion was badly battered and was outclassed throughout, but was game and took a terrible lacing.

FRIARS TO MEET SHERIDAN A. C. T5Y "HKICK" nAI,Y. WHITING. Ind.. Oct. 2". -Sunday, Oct. SO, ut 2:30 p. m. is the time. Friars field at Sheffield avenue and Indiana blvd. is the place whero rnwh Hart

will pit Ms fast going Friars against the strong Sheridan A. C. of Chicago. The Shoridans come here with a reputatio nof being one of the best middleweight teams In the Mid West League, having gone through the past three seasons with only one defeat marked against them. Their squad is made up entirely of former Lane Tech, Evan.ston High and Loyola Academy filers. Jack Dunne, former Michigan bright light is coaching the outfit. Backer of last year's Lane Tech squad is captain. Coah Hart has made a few shifts in the Friars battlefront. ith Capt. Joe Cross back In tho old moleskin. Bond has been given a berth at left tackle. A'ley has be ,vi working cu' at quarter and little Jimmy Burke went through his paces at fullback. "Blue" Turner is tne only regular that will ho out of the g-?.me on account of injuries .

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The Peoples Co-Operative State Bank of Hammond, Indiana, will pay 4 interest on Savings Accounts. Interest will be paid from date of deposit until date of withdrawal. This is the only bank in the Calumet Region which pays interest on money deposited for less than three months.

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DIRECTORS WARREN S. STONE Grand Chief, B. of Lf E.; also Presilent. Co-Operative National Bank of Cleveland. W. B. PRENTER Vice President and Cashier, Insurance Association, B. of L. E. W. E. FUTCH President, Insurance Association, B. of L. E. E. CORRIGAN Assistant Grand Chief, B. of LE. H. P. DAUGHERTY Assistant Grand Chief. B. of L. E. JOSEPH G. IBACH Former Judge Appellate Court, Indianapolis. A. J. MARKO Secretary and Treasurer. HENRY C. GABLER Secretary-Treasurer Indiana State Building Trades Council.

OFFICERS

JOSEPH G. IBACH President DR. ONIS 0. MELTON First Vice President ROBERT H. HARRINGTON Second Vice President A. J. MARKO Secretary-Treasurer. DONALD E. GAVIT Assist't Cashier DIRECTORS ROBERT HARRINGTON General Chairman, B. of L. E. DR. ONIS 0. MELTON Physician and Surgeon. J. K. STINSON Attorney at Law.

Finance Committee JOSEPH G. IBACH DR. ONIS 0. MELTON ROBERT H. HARRINGTON J. K. STINSON A. J. MARKO Examining Committee . H. P. DAUGHERTY HENRY C. GABLER AUGUST RIECHERS

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