Hammond Times, Volume 15, Number 119, Hammond, Lake County, 8 November 1921 — Page 10

THE TIMES 'l'upsdity, .November 8. i South Chkasro has been fii-hin? fi I. .11 oppo 1 1 i.i n it y i,. subdu.- the Gophers land now will lo given the chance on I Friday. They will cumo to Fagt ChiI c.'tjjo with sio-h stars as I lo'.vdingr of j :nven. int ei ,-holast ic sprint chamNil v iinn, J.iip-s of Indiana, and mo-ki f E. C. DODGERS BROWN UNIVERSITY, OUT OF RUNNING, BUILDS FOR 1922 is.

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With an ease that almost n Uurics.ruo on football the East Chicago ! Kodgerg trampled all over the Gar j .Maroons last Sunday at Graver's field, f The score of the travesty trailed iteit' j I.;) to 43-0 and it would have mounted j mu.-h higher only for the fact that j i ' .a. h Pat McShane experimented with i i-is men In shifting th-m around. t The Maroons, In the fir.it place, were ! outweighed, and in the second place, j i utcl.-issed. This was not Urn fault of ! ho Dodger management, however, for j the Maroons advertised completely out ' y( their class. They have been having .'ii easy thing of ail teams in their I eight this season. 1'reviot.is to thU game they have not been scored upon, j and they aspired to even greater i io'iora in tackling the Dodgers, .1 I 1, ally high class eleven. As foo'haii saiiiis-lre wan by merit of goo-iterj -kill and not by luck it was next to ; 'impossible for the Maroons to score, a ; i ictory. ! This victory places the Dodders a-- j 1 tie leading- contender for the mythical j championship or' Iake county of the ;

one hundred twenty-five pound ol3ss. They have defeated every team in the reu'i-'n of this class except the 11am"'Jii'l Scatena Jrs. Since they have constantly sidestepped the -tigers ir-.d were eliminated last Sunday at tne Ight arena by the I. J I . Lions, whom ;hc Dodgers rode roughrhoj over earl1. r in the season, there can be no dis

pute as to the superiority of the Fast i ' 'bicag o outfit . ! Since, however, it was not the sain-"- j

-:ons who lost to ths Dodgers xhat 1 on over the .Seauna Jrs., a teniauc U'reement haa been arranged between 'e: Lions and the Dodgers whereby a st-season affair will be featured as !'' championship game of the class if ' ho Lions continue to prove themselves worthy opponent for the Dodgers; .rlieruise the Dodjrers will invite the -humps of the Chicago 123 pound :' ",'Ji' to play off an interstate championship affair.

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Three of Brown's stars. Capt. Shupert. right half, at left; J. H. Barrett, guard; center. Gulian, right tackle.

When Coach Ed Robirsort assembled his Rrid squad at Brown university at the beginning of the season he realised that 1921 "held little hope for his team of

inexperienced men. So he bejran building for next season. And while Brown's showing hasn't been even fair this ;-ear, Robinson is developing some stars

which will give him a powerful team noxt year. Most of the men are sophomores. Capt. Shupert, Uirrett, ShurtlelT and Gulian ate among the men who are shining.

Tornado Midgets Win.

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The Tornado Midget won their fourth si ra ia !i t same in a hot contest again.-t the U!aek lia-.ks. winnin-r IS to 11'. Although tin- Midgets were outweigij'd pounds ' a. man tliey fouelit a one and de-erved to win. The game st il l- d u it 1 the l'dai-k Banks kicking off. Th-i Midgets were held for downs and L'.oyle punted. On the second play Winsfarc! of the f'lai-k Hawks ran Z) yards for a touchdown. Kiepe missed oal. Tie Flack Hawks kicked of again and t!i Midgets brought the ball to the twelve yard line by end runs by Men ill, Spoenu-r and Siederibeck er . H- 1 e they wviv hel-1 f -r thre..- downs ami ("aasteb'i- tried a place hi- '; w hie 11 went n f-r the uprights of the tjt-ial

and Paulsiui recovered it and made u. nice shot from the middle of the floor. loumr!'eid tie n made two more free throw's. Jn Hit: thitd inarror the teams battled through with scoring- a point and in the tonrtii quarter titer was ovi'vince of a duplicate performance, but Krntikson fouled and M. HI11 no nf eld maib' tlm throw, showing the tinal score 7 to 5.

OUR FIGHT

DECISIONS

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WHITING SHOOI

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g-.-a 1 . In the second half the Midg-ets started down the field for a touchdovt n. Chevigny, Palling- and Ciedeiibeeker

j doing- the gaining. Chevigny tinally j made the tomdvlow 11 . (.'hagteh r kick- ' ed goil. ib tzingfer made the other ! totu-hd-iwn for the Hlack Haw ks. In

" their trv fi-r goal Chevigtiv blocked

SPECIAL TO THE TIMES) j the kick which looked good. "With a i "WHITIMJ. Ind.. Nov. a. -With as I half minute to play Kiepe of the Flu eh j

.10 wtauier as any footer c-'u.d wish Hawks tj ied a drop ki- k from the 23 or. the last registered shoot of the '. vanl Hro- but missed bv a s.-ant two ason was shot over the Whiting j va,.,. The game, ended on the next U'k traps Sunday, .Nov. . With f '-""'- 1 pla y . "cn "hooters- out trying r high J r'r-dit must be pi yen to Chevigny

aI':" v" t"- different , n.j Siedenbeekr who played a fast

fans SJU" Sum.: I firl1 oionm- o.'JM.e Also tbo caininir

rcai shooting. In the 73 bird resist- I of r'arHng, I'liaMdcr t'tid Snoetn-r is -red event Wm. Tirnm of JIamm..nd WOrt hmemioriing . K-.-r the Flack

ur.-.ca o the noi.ois by break ins '" Hawks

i..:e niua sa-jcers .

I Decisions of box hi-.

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I'ui'due. The boys from Illinois have, ahaady b iiatei some of the best teumu in tiie roid-lleweight division of the .Mid -West Leagti". The Gophers will be ready to trounce their opponents in major league style. Cieary. star end, will be out of the B.-tiit'.- for the ivy t of the season, further examination having- shown that he broke a small bono in his ankle. The rest of the syuud report only minor bruises and expect to be in good shape.

' Friday. ' This will be the second, cup game and the Gophers hope to continuo their w inning streak . As Friday is a national holiday, a ' large crowd is expected to he on hand io ( he- r the home boys on toy ii-tory .

F.- tli-re yoiirseit and t-.il your t jghle-i and friends.

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p-Tt (-). t liynn, Mass. Eddi-- Shevlin knocked out Fi ly L-gran it). Vt New Fed;.-rl. Mass, Young Grad-

j well b-at Krankie Fritt U". At Memphis- Tiuer Flowers beat t?atI tling- Gh-e ( S . I At Salt Fake City Kid I 'a vis beat

Jack I'l-yle ((1). Fuffalo Fr-inkie Schotll beat Sol

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FREEDMAN BOUT WITH LEONARD MAY BE DELAYED

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Amateur Football Player Dies as Result of Tackle

NEW TOKK". Nov. 5 Georgia Ward. th JClizahetli . it, 'i weight, probably will l,e the opi'oii. !:t of Kenny Leonard for fifteen rounds in Madison S-iuare Garden on Nov. "2 for tic- benefit of the Bronx JpwL-.1i l'-ospital. I.,eonar-. has r;n enga g-'tii-ii t with Sailor Freed -man iti I liihol- li hia on the same date

nit Tio- I'll;!.-.- authorities have prac-

-, a treed l- i-e-stnone .so that the

big b 1.. iir can be he'd on that date. Leonard and Ward will go in at catch Weights wtrliostt any title involved.

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't a jJ. I fitrd i)ia-.: tell to Gus OM- : ;o!i tiu Whiting shooter with 6b. Tne

''. L. Faker trophy given by the A"hit- I ng- jeweler was awarded at this shoot. I Members elig-PMe to compete for this! ' 10 -liiy bad to shoot at twelve strings - 3 birds 1 of registered targets, on the last I'o jr rogitst-ted sh-.i.-t.s of the year. ! The shooter having the four highest ! ores to be aw arde-1 the tronhv. I

Mu.-'n comment was made un-.u this 1 Johnston.

1 some last team in ixtK- -itin i book a game wtih them. F--r j call 1S54-U between i-:.'!!).ami 0 ask for Arthur.

TC'LKDO. O.. Nov. SCa rleton Ma-i-nal'ack, IT, fullback on a local amateur

ifo-otb..ll ter.-iii. was killed almost inir fr'-ni . st.r.nly uurmg- a game here yesterday. iy and j jls ,,ei k war. broken when he ta-kb ! uam-Sjan tj.j.ot;int. player.

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Promoter Guilty of Keeping War Tax

Not a Seat Left for Eli-Tiger Game

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Jimmy yesterday court of f bet w ef 11

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i'.i.', i- iwcr s-v l.i(.i.. ciiii oeiraudintr tne goveinuteni

a the running us they faced the traps j S-""'0 and $8.0 by withholding taxe.-oi-the last eve!, t. the rest having fail- j on gate receipts. . n by the wayside. As the last shot " " t.,; bred and the scores were totaled I JoCkeV E. FatOr Hllrt

. ,j. it. vvaa jo-jini iltaL . t.. Miva-.T 1' Last ("hieairo was th? luekv shooter

. '.ii a score of '.Gxl'K1. Foll-jwingj .111 closely came Gus Ollrieh ami In-. 1 CLFVCLANIt. ).. Nov. T.tnn; with tel. II. F. Fggcrs. '.'2; . . Kator. one of Amerh-a' ". R.t-hanan at.d Wm. Timm with '.-1 ! j'--k.-s. is in a hospital her

-' l ie two duiui otlo.r shooters found ! froni internal injurifs sustained !,--'-:e in their evee trviii t.. i.e.,., ,, I automobile collision Saturday tii.

tth tiie pacemakers. 'was l-nrnoi last night. He is report - Mr Faker the. !on,,r of t'.i ! e-1 to have a good chance to reeover.

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to V-c congratulated en t li s !!, i-.-u .ante and trying to build up a shoot. -g' organization second to nun-.. Mr.

der the winner has the e-ng 1 a t u ia-

iii of all tho sh'-oter-. ami as th" all sai-1 shot like a hoti.-e atiie. ' llowmg are the scores in the Tu il event: Wm. Tirnni. Te: W. t'. yder. Gy ; Dr. Timm. t",9; Gus Ollrieh. A. V". F.-i.'hanan, t!0; John Fek, fi2; Vater. 00: L. X . Funnim--. 33; .1. V. horst, 31: Watskin, 42. t aetir-o scores, 23 birds: Wm. n, 23: W. C. Snyder, 2?,; lvr.

F. Tj. Feci, 2 1; looknel, 11; J. M . 1- nil.'. F-.

He is a brother yf Lavcrn" I" a well known jockey.

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1 Tiie committee in charge of the tuj htrcular eradication among cattle, rej ports further good progress, folio wins j their meeting on Thursday night. Tin ! Mat son Dairy Co.. of Whiting, who set jail of this milk is co-op. rat ing with

h tl-ruiiimitti-e for than milk. Mr.

;. Meets of uniting ii'Hl wm. Ziesenilii.nno of Dyer attended the - above

me-ting and donated 3 gallons of lee cream. Some testing has already been done and good results are reported. Mrs. Jones. Kralintr and Lowers, of Westville, visited with .Mrs. S. W. liarton g on Friday. Victor Grieving and Clara Floss, were married at. Steger, 111., on Tuesday morning. A wedding dinner si rved at the tiO'-m's home to neatest

Moiia. Milwaukee light heavv weight box l(i:;jiv,.s er. was tonight given a shade over Ted J -r orolMrs . '. T. Gettbr and faruJaniu s.-ti. also of Milwaukee, by news- j iIyi uud ylr 1 -nil Keilman, Jr. and

paper writers in a t-11 round n-deei- j Mri. .M;irv K- ilnrei iid da iik.hter lls-

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Moha Shades Jamieson in Fight at Milwaukee

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sion bout which went tin: limit.

DIAMOND A. C.'S DEFEAT STRONG

Cardinals Book Canton in Battle Friday

telle sp-nt Sunday with 1 1. F. Keilman .'ind t.i-nily at Hohart. Miss 1 i. l"ratnt'-n, domestic science teach- r is ill at her home in M'lywood. I!!. Mrs. Mary Scbalb r spent Saturday

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Caddock Is Defeated. 1 ICS MuINlCS, la.. N-. v. S:ani 1 s Xl-ys;:ko re tains his title. .:'. v.elgiit v. ret '. 1 1, e- -ilonneiin " world. He defeat- -1 I'arl i hi-.c" In ut. I-'-w.-i. the . he To n r, ' -' -. ' . t S'h 1 i s last n 1 : 1 o .

Th.- Diamond A. C. h:-she thall t.-am traveled to 11 iininond Saturday where tio-v met. the Hamim-nd A. (.". at. tie-

Ma v wood Hit-li s-hool e mn a s. u 111, do- I

feating them 7 to 3, Lit-uer taun-d the ball to Fluni-ri-

j feld. who foul, d and M-Hz made thI throw, llaiiunoud .-eoiung. Then t h ; j ball w a- aga'n tapp.. 1 t-. F.'.utn'-tiffl-l (who pa -! t. 1 . . and made .1 la. -

Xoru'.al Fark will 1 hat promises to be

id i roll -lash n-- t Day, when the Chi.-;

dljials, led by Faddy Driseot

the seine of tat Hammond with her daughter Marn. desi-erat- l v ! Karet who was taken to St. Marar ts

Fri.ia y, ;o ('ar-baUie

j the husky Canton Fnlldogs of Canton, i Ohio. Manager Chris o'Frien r-l.-i'-cl

tickets for the pame on sab- osier.!.-; y at Spalding's and at T'ete's place, 33th street and liacino avenue.

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severe fall. Mr. Jno. F at Crown !' Jos. 11. S.

- lirrns transacted busines!.iiit on Morula . tiaef'er ,'in-l wife and sen

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GOPHERS PLAY ARMISTICE DAY

As the crowning feature o." Armistice Day. the Fast Chicago Gophers

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