Hammond Times, Volume 15, Number 173, Hammond, Lake County, 13 January 1922 — Page 8

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SPORTING NEWS

.MAROON TRACK TEAM ' TO TAKE JAPAN TRIP

With ivrtxpeeta for a chanvpionshlp track tf-iLm aLt the University of ChJcro, Trot. Harold G. Mouiton ot th athletic association announced yesterday ttiat the team would compete In the Drak and Illinois relay carnivals and wotiM make a trip to Japan to 'meat unlYersity tur3 there during ttift siumntr. Prof. Mourton aLtro taid that the team probably would meet Stanford university In Oallrorni, on sonvo date in March. The Maroons will pot compete In tlhe Perm relay games this Tar because the east failod to support the national Intercollegriate outdoor meet held here last June.

DE PAUW PICKED TO WHIP MAROON FIVE

Coach Pred Walker, formerly assistant to Director Stag's at Chicago, will bring his DeTiuw University basketball team to the MM-way tonight for fim with the Maroons. Walker has one of th best teams in Indiana, and has been beaming- th conference teams and minor eohoola with eas. Purdue, now rated as probably tfce stronreat contender for the conference ebaznplonsbip. fell to the D Paow team two weeks agr. On the record of Walker team, it looks as If T Paaw had the edge, and a De Panw victory ts probable. BUFF SAILS FOR ENGLAND JAN. 21 f!5W TORE, Jan. 12 Johnny Buff, world's ban tarn wei girt champion and bolder f the American flywelg-ht title, announood yesterday ha woold sail for En rl and Jan. 21. Manager Lew Diatnoad said Buff would toar Europe, tfcot that th trip wxmld be only for picas-are. "Buff", he eaid. "will not Aon a boxing: glova until he returns to ttk UnHed States." XIOORE SHADES YOUNG DEMPSEY JACKSON. Tenru. Jan. 12 . Pal ttoor and To-any Dempsey of Mtajjala boxed e1 g-ht fast rounds in a no decision contest hr last nlpht. Sfoora bad the better of it, but both landed oftenJttry Clears Boxer After Opponent Dies in Ring WIlKESBAJUtE. Pa., Jan. IS. SUtchte. looaj amateur boxer, was ttmtMted by a coroner's jury yesterday from all blame tor the death t George Bliss, who died as a result f blaww received In a bout with ttrfefa lat week. Tvro of the Jury war 'vomaa. COLUMBIAS TO PLAY WANNERS JLCtm tTln defeated the East ChlS3T XnvtBelblee last Thursday eventat; the Columbia A. C. manager has '. feaea able to back the strongest team la thee parts for tHeir weight of 125 pouadM. This team La the well ktxnm Malleable Iron five f Hamtaopd. The MaJlable Iron team ha? roe very gool playera as Sweitzer wtio hM playod with the Hammond high sdJaool and the Hammond Independents. He Is classed as one of the best centers In Hammond. The Columbia have been meeting xoeptlonally strong teams for their weigh, having played 140 lb. average teams) wh! the local team's average is only 125 pounds. Manager LlesenfMt of the Columbiaa promises the fane a very good game. The Columbia's line-up will be: Barbalen. rf; Claford. If; Miles, c; Hob be, rg; Collins, lg. The geane win be played at the So. Bide gym tonight at 7:30 o'clock. SUPERHEATER BOWLING SCORES OFFICE. Dovoa .159 1SS 118 Birmingham ...Ill 170 123 Gordon ...126 116 134 Bowers SO 93 92 Blind 100 100 100 Tootals 556 635 567 STOF-ES DEPT. Ryblcke 119 138 200 MaJaon K 89 101 103 Buckler 93 135 99 Sheridan ...157 157 119 Blind ,....100 100 100 Totals 558 631 625 UTsTT DEPT. , Smlfh 88 88 88 ,,P!ntar S2 83 103 -iHodar 133 110 92 O. Volkrnan 112 98 8S H. Volkrnan 146 109 137 Totals 560 487 Ell HEADER. DEPT. lAlvdon 124 135 160 'SohultS ......... ......125 107 114 Czag&oy ...... ........110 115 95 Andres 65 75 128 Hnber .. 150 157 180 Totals 74 58? B77 EYES Scientifically Examined Glasses Fitted.

DEMPSEY WILL NOT BOX JACK JOHNSON

IX8 ANGELES. Jan. 13. Jack Dempsey, heavyweight champion, will not meet Jack Johnson, former Negro champion, in a match at Mexico City or anywhere else. Jack Keirn. Iempsey's manaarer said here yesterday when informed of reports from Nogalas, Ariz., that Mexican promoters were trying to arrange a boat between the two pugilists to be staged in Mexico City. Kearns said Mexican promoters had approached him in Oakland. Ca!., recently with offers for such a match, but that he did not consider them anything but trivial.

ball and thla gain will produce some of the bewt stellar plsying in its weight. Ticket arc on sale by members of bth clubs. The probable

lirip-up will be as follows;

Hebrews Forward. Miller and icvin; center. Garnovltz; guards, Krieger, Friedman and Nafrderr.an. All Saints Forwards, EUerle and Plavin, center; Leeney; guards. Batty Chevigny and Shaeffer.'

HAMMOND HEBREWS TO PLAY ALL SAINTS Next Monday night at the Lafayette gymnasium the Hammond Hebrew Juniors will play the All Saints C. O. F. club. This will be a hotly contested game as both teams are going strong, neither losing a local game so far. The two taams have been turning out a superior brand f basket-

WANTS GAMES

The Maroons A. C. would like to arrange games with teams averaging from 80-85 pounds. Would like to hear from the K. C. V. Jrs. and the Lafayette school. For games call 3650 and ask for Ed or write 433 E. State street.

RED CROWNS 48; FAIRIES, 21 BEIX3IT. Wis.. Jan. 13. Whiting Red Crowns defeated the FairbanksMorse basketball team here last night, 48 to II. Griesel and Stock figuring prominently for the winners and Haahrook for the locals.

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Milwaukee and Chicago Boy Skaters to Race CHICAGO. Jan. 13. Tentative plans for an intercity meet between Chicgao and Milwaukee school boy ice skaters were drawn up today and city officials responsible hoped that the contests could be broadened to include teams from Now York and Cleveland. Preliminary tejts have been held at aJl Chicago playgrounds and semifinals will be held In eight sections Saturday, with finals on Jan. 21. The Now York team wiil come West about Feb. 23, it was announced yesterday. At a meeting yasteTday' to arrange details of the Milwaukee-Chicago meet, J. H. Gurley. director of athletics in the Milwaukee public schools, extended Cleveland and New York invitations .

SCATENAS VS. CHICAGO HEIGHTS The reorganized Scatenas will Jump into action Saturday night against the strong Chicago Heights quintet. The Scatenas have been practicing for two weeks and are in mid-season form. Th"y have played tvro games away from home and. winning both of thes they have booked a game at home. The recent games have shown precision in ' the play and prove that the defense Js unsually strong. Wallie Hess, an athle'e who won hi laurels at Indiana university, appears to be a fast workers and while in games has scored most of tho team's points. Ollie Koth from Purdue is a veteran player and is an excellent shot from any position on the floor. The Scatena team la out to make a showing this year as this Is their nrst year at the hoop game. The rest of the team made up of Cearing, formerly of Michigan. The Peidenbecker brothers. Grace and ejhanks, all of High school fame. The game will be played at the Lafayette gym, corner of Calumet and Sibley tomorrow night at 8 o'clock. The Scatena Juniors will play a lightweight tPa.m as a curtain raiser.

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BOW TO MIDGETS

BT. A. W, The Midget team chalked tip another victory last night when they beat the Lucky Five to the tune of 228. Smith was the bost point-nxaker on tho Midgets team while Carroll was the 'best player for the Lucky Five. The superior team work of the Midgets made the Lucky Five unlucky. Although the Lucky Five played a good game the first half the Midgets had no difficulty in beating them. The Midgtts would like to hoar from teams averaging 95-100 pounds.' For games write Arthur Wirth, 636 Highland St., or call at the Presbyterian gym after 3:30 o'clock. Sooro: MIDGETS. B. F. P. f. D-ofrane, rf 4 0 1 0 L. Smith, If 5 0 0 0 Voorheis, c 1 0 0 0 1aBell-e, c 0 0 10 Pretitagaat, rg I 0 0 0 Ports, is o 0 l o Totals" 11 0 3 0 LI CKY KIVE. B. F. P. T. Shore, rf 0 0 10 Carroll, rf 2 0 0 1 Shanks. If "! 0 0 0 Carre!!, c 0 0 0 2 Gipe. c 1 0 0 0 Ducky, rg 0 0 0 0 Strode, Ig 0 0 0 0 Totals 4 0 1 2

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