Hammond Times, Volume 15, Number 175, Hammond, Lake County, 16 January 1922 — Page 8
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THE TIMES. 'Monday, Jan. 16, 1922. FT 1 Observe THRIFT WEEK By Having Music in Your Home B E FIVE LOSE 10 LEAGUE E.
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m IJjrfnski lis now ready with, his p Joked Banko-a boiling five asvi is confident that iwith Adam Ebert; Jr.. John Rippe. Tm sen, JcAvett and himself they will I o able to defeat the Itamori Dentists, lawyers, Kiwanlf. Rotary and Northern Indiana Gas & Electric la. team. jjplnskl U no' waiting: for one of th teams mentio ned show to say something in the Hna of a. match ame. The Bar; to league intkes another cltange in the linep. The Tirst National Rank and the Northern Trust & Savings Bank wop three apiece getting- first and second place. HAM310-SH BAXKEatS UJ.1GIK. W. Xj. Total. Aver. First Sail.. 10413 433 21-24 "Vor. T. & S...14 10 98'6 408 14-24 First T. & S..11 13 5956 414 20-24 Ham. T. & S.19 14 S16K 3S1 23-24 High lndividaal for one game, Adam Ebert. 236 pins. High individual for tlufee games, J. Rippe, 556 pins. Xe&m high for one gatne. First Na-
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National Bant. 143 pinw. ISDmDUAL AVEHiGB LIST. Total. Aver.
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c,-iirnriP FOB WEEK JAN. 18.
To-vri-xo-n Tnut & Savings Bank vs.
First Trust and Savings, alleys 3 & 4. Hammond Trust and Savings Bank rs. First National Bank, alleys 1 & 2.
Without straining- their efforts in the least or having to employ a different set of tactics, the. East Chicago club basketball team added another victory to their credit Saturday night at the McKinley gym when they met the Elgin Watch Five and defeated the visitors 60 to 20. The game was in thj hands of the East Chicago boys from the start. It was s-iniply a matter 'if how many baskets the E. C. C. wanted. Back and forward to the basket the club boys raced apparently without meeting up with any interfecrnce. When the East Chicago team had proved their superiority, th Watch Makers helpless allowed the home team to make the game uninteresting with a lopsided score. Without tasting defeat, the- East
Chicago club hoop tossera, have scored three successive victories this season. This reputation is placing tbm berore the eyes of sportdoni and making t able for them to matcb some of the best teams in the, oojnntry. Among their late challeijfces are the Gary Y and the Chicago Rig Five. Both teams of which have national reputation. Tibia sudden popularity of the Easl Chicago club team lias caused some rivalry amjoiig the younger members of the El'xs, and according to reports, the B. O. E.'s are mobilizing to chaUerrjjo the club team at an early date. The East Chicago club team might -be sorry. Who knows what hidden material can he found clothed in an ordinary civilian suit. The Elks are. busy frying to find out.
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Flashed with victories over Hammond, Crown Point and FToebel, East Chicago high schooS met its Waterloo at Whiting last ntght, brelng snowed under by the "green and white" lads by a 31 to 13 count. ' The men of Coach Gm.h of East Chicago never had a chalice, the fast passim? attack of the locals completely baffling them. The offensive playing of Wickhorst, Egjera and Ewi and the defensive work of Walsko and Felsen stood out for Whiting. Quasney and Challman wr the best East Chlca.gr produced... The Whiting H. 3. second team defeated the East Chlcuto aecond team in the curtain raiser by a 23 to 11 score. Sowers end Blnhammer starred for Whiting.
WHITING (31). B. F.
Wickhorst, rf. 1 Iwan, rf 3 Crigson, If. 0 llosklns. If 1 Jiggers, c - Hog&n. c. ..... 0 Walsko, rg. 0 Kclscn. lg.
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(SPECIAL. TO THE T1MES1 WHITl.su. l.d.. Jan. 16. The Whiting Red Crowns, champions of the central western basket court, have booked the Kentucky and Indiana terminal quintet of Louisville, Ky, for Wednesday night at Whiting. Th.; Kentucky five have beaten the best teams in the "Blue Grass State" by large scores. Among their victims are Hanover College, University of Louisville, Berea College and the Louisville All Stars. in nine game, all victories, the railroad five hav' scored 467 po'.nts to their opponents 123. They claim the championship at Kentucky in all divisions. A great amount of interest Is beinn displayed in the contest because of the fact that George Maver and Art JIcCall, two of the luminaries on the southern championship squad are former Centre College stars. The -cl3ive victory of the Oil City Ave over the Kingman Independent 4 0-21 and the win over the strong Beloit Fairbanks-Morse aggregation th following night at Bclolt 4 8-21 have served to clinch the claims of the lied Crowns to the championship of the central states.
Totals 9 10 2 EAST CHICAGO (13). B. F. I T.
Rand en burg, rf. 0 Mosney. rf . 0
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CHAYKEN
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COLONIALS
Irvln Chayken Is now manager of the Colonial Comets. The name of the team has teen changed to the
Hammond Colonials. These changes were made at a meet
ing called Saturday night by John Miilett, proprietor of thc Colonial Sport-ine-roods store and owner of the team.
Chayken will direct the team 'for the
remainder of th season. He has been a follower of athletics in Lake county for a number of years and should be
able to carry the team through a sue
cessful season. Manager Chayken is already dickering with some of the best teams of this section and promises some snappy games. It is probable that the next came will be booked for Thursday evening at the Lafayette gym.
UMBIAS
BEATWANNERS Tn a Jtnamnv and fast game the
Columbian showed the Wanner Mall-
able A. C. what tliey were made of
by defeating them by the close score of 34 to 29 at the South Side gym. It was the most exciting game that Columbia fans witnessed this season. Since reorganizing the Columbians "have
won four successive games and are
now looking for the best teams that average 125 pounds.
Barbelen was the man of the minute for the Columblas made twenty-on points for his team. All of the Columbia boys shewed great skill in handling the ball. Their team work could not have teen better. Sweitzer was the star center for the Wanners, making twelve points for his club. The score at the end of the first half was 17 to 15 in Columbia's favor. The Columbiaa then piled up seventeen more points In the second half while the Wanners made, only thirteen. Next Thursday the Columbia A. C. will play the well known St. Joseph A. C. the champions of last season. The Columblas will hold the same lineup used against the Wanners. Lineup otf last Thursday's game: Columbia A. C. Claford (3). Brmbalcn (8), Miles (TO. Collins and Ilj.bbs. Free throws. Claiord, Boubalen (5). Wann&r Mailables Kamradt ".. Schultz Sweitzer (6), Coffin an and Orr. Free throws Kamradt (3).
ROY MOORE IS TURNED DOWN I INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE BALTIMORE. Md.. Jan. 16. The state boxlns commission toda.y refused to allow Roy Moore, of St. Paul, to meet Terry McHugh, Allenton bantamweight, here tonight, because Moore
violated a commission ru tn boxing .Toe Nelson in Philadelphia Saturday night. rromoters were busy seeking a suita.ble opponent for McHugh to take the plaoe of Mooiv. K. C'S. TO JOIN OLYMPIC BODY (INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE NEW YORK, Jan. IS As a rosult o, Die supreme board Of directors of the Knia-bts ol C'tun!L'.i. to ;iccept an invitation to jjin t'.v: Amerk-siti Olympic association, SO. 000 members of the "Caiey"' will join the Olympic body, H wa announced today.
GARY "Y" IS NEXT FOR COMETS
The Colonial Comets will take on the fast Gary Y. M. C. A. team at the Irving school gym next Thursday eve., January 19th. This game should be every bit asf good as the CometWhales game last week, which the Comets won by the close score of 24 to 16. Dunleary, all state center for two years while playing with Emerson, will be in the lineup of the T team. A good game is assured the fans. This Gary team won the Indiana A. A. V. sccticnal tournament a: Gary last season. They defeated such teams as the Gary Legion. Boswell
Commercials. Lowell and Eat-t Chicautt Tiiey have strengthened the'r lineup a lot since last year. The Comet fans will have their first chance of seeing a Lake county team in action. Don't forget this big game. Admission will be 35 'ents for adults and 15 cents for children.
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UNTEPNATIONAL NFWS SEPV1CE1 XEW YORK, Jan. 1. Flank Frisch. Xew York Giant infe'dei. is to be married to Miss Ada Lucy, of the Branx. it became known today. The wedding will take place next winter.
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