Hammond Times, Volume 15, Number 179, Hammond, Lake County, 20 January 1922 — Page 17

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the rniEs Better Than Water, An Invalid whose rouuth becomes dry and parched during the nlsht, or a fever patient, will find that an orange, cut into pniall pieces and placed within easy reach of the, bed so that a piece may be held in the mouth from time to time, will be more beneficial than water. It has the added advantage that a patient can manage the piece of orange more easily than he could a glass of water. JIMMY AUSTIN STILL STARS AT FORTY "Hock f Agas, Clft for Me." "Rock of Ages," hymn by Augnstus Montague Toplady. was first printed In 1775, and has since become one of the most popular of all Christian hymns. It has been translated into over three hundred languages. Toplady was Inspired to write the hymn mm i nis a L I i 1 Kl si P it i ?s when ha found refnge from a thunder storm in a cieft rock. The rock was I located in Blagdon parish, England. i II IN oivuwn mil i LLuiur iviut?

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50-3 Is Score of Remarkable Game of Basketball Last Night

Playing a. surprising brand of har-it'-'bV.! throiigrh r.-ut the er.tir contest s ho Coicnials trottncwl the 'Tack ' '' V. M . C. A. in a mot lie-cisivo m.i 'i -i'cr, 50 to 8, at the Iafayr-tte gym l'is-t night before a pa.k-.d houf-e b.-iskt.-'-b.UI fans. Kx optional team work by the entire quintet tog-e-llK-r ivitli accurate hotingr was responsible . Sfcrvt-h the ail-American forward pla.ycJ th re-st gra.me at center over witnessed by local basketball fans, he ws followed closely by Sheltun tlie sJi-state forward, the-sfi two men .had IHCle difficulty in evading their prvvrten;t3 when it m to floor work. JfeShLn -The w-';l known Bat Ghi- ' Kgo star, held down tlio other forward position. He showed sonic class wlw?n It csjne. to dribbling the liall down the f.oor nd accompan-ied hy the best xruarde to weaj a Hammond uniform, tho forwards ha5 very little difficulty in creaicinar thj-oug"h the visitors' deters. Soott and Grace deserve great credit for their wonderful allowing 'ast evening. Hammond started in a sensational manner settles a 10 to 0 lead in the first ten minutes by brilliant lonir shots by Smith and dheiton. Aaln Hammond scored 1J points In the second quarter through, some wonderful teajn work, the half endod with the xre 23 to 4. Coming into the second hsilt Simon of tho T fire shot a beautiful basket from the middle of tn floor, it looked like th ateel boys would show up great, only to be stopped by the powerful defense playing of Grace and Scott. Th Stel Cfty quinte. used a five men attack, but could nrt penetrate tlirongh tlio defensive work of the local fiv-e. The gram was well played, and there -were- very fw fouls made throuho-jt the entire ccnitept. The H'imraoad a srgTv Fatten a-oerd 27 points :iga:nst Gary's 4 in U.e last period. Manager Chayken ha-? announced tha,t he ha.s booked the famo is KaLcino, Wis., ii-intet for next Tliursday evening- at the Lafayette gym an3 fans should !. o ut in full force to back their won.firful Hammond team. The lineups Hat-imoEd (301 MrShsns, f; Shelion, f: fmith. n; G-rac. g; Scott, g. Gary 18) AldricH. f: Gates, f: Simon, c; KellPtrom. gr: Yonan, Fiold goals Sholton (S). Smith (7). M hane. (4 Scott, Grace ). Simon i ll, Aldrioh... Referee Iless, Indiana.

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S CATENAS VS. STEGrEB, ILL. Tontgrht at the lAfayette gym the Scat-onas -srill clash with the fast .iegea-, lil.. team. This team Is bau-tc-ed by the Steyer Piano company which U-im gone to great expense In promoting: a good team. They will Invade Hammond with snc.h known basketball toshers aa Weiss, formerly of the Hed Crowns, and Taylor, star of Illinois U, last year. With thes-e two r:yrs they will try to turn the trick on the Scat en as. Saturday's defeat by the Chiea-yo Reigrhis team has given the boys confidence tliat they can travel t'he gait of fat coTn.pany. They have been practising thtu week with the intention of taking th scalp of thKte old boye who have played basekatball when the Scats were la bloomers. Th team wdll b made np of R'-th. Grace and B. SeMwEibecker at g-nards, Cearing- at cenber, Schanka and W, Seldervbeoker a forwards. There wl3 aio be a fast preliminary game between the S catena Jrs. and the Wentworth A. C. The Jrs. hav ben going at a fast clip lately rraTlny defeated uh Wanner Mailable Iron team Saturday night. FYfst game tart at 7:30. K!g grume at S.

MID-WINTER SHOOT WH1T1.VG, Ind., Jan. 2. Ttife Whiting Trapsheoters Club win hold one of thetr mkl-wint'or shoots on Sunday, Jan . 23, frr the Whiting rark traps. Shooting will stnrt at 1:50 p. m. The management wishes all phootera to be present aa a meeting will be called m soon as tho events nm Khot nfr for the lection of officers and other busifor the coming year. This meeting mar.fi raurh to the shooters in get.ern.1 and a good timo is asiued to ail wlio attend.

URMAN IS MATCHED TO BATTLE SCHAEFFER

Jor Bttrntan. popular bantam-wclgh' of the west side., and Frankie Schacifer. sou-th side .featiiervvelght yesterday were matched to box ten roundbefore the club ofterinrr tiie best inducements. After considerable biek ering Managers Tommy Walsh and Jim M.ul!en agreed upon the weight, which will be l"t pounds at S o'clock on the day of the contest. Articles will be frignpd and forfeits posted today. William J. Frazler o: the Kenosha A. C. and Frank Muikem of Milwaukee ere bidding for th match, which will be given to the club ofTericg tho bent purse. The bout will b-e held early next month, the exact date to be announced today. SUPERHEATER SCORES MACHINE SHOP. Muha Hi) 112 15P Gardner ,126 140 10: Babinscok . . gfi i;s 15: Winters i;o 93 1 r.b Kent 113 105 8' Totals . . 555 5"S 6:3 OFFICn CLl"H. Birmingham 1C2 123 11 True 77 112 s rowns 142 1H6 15 Gordon m 107 ft: Miller 139 111 15. HEADER DEFT. Huber 113 129 i?: Schultx 129 14t 127 Czagany 100 108 9" Andres 85 its 7: Laiidon , . 122" 122 12 Totals 5G3 649 53D OFFICE. MTassaro 173 159 14 ' Spenoor 132 131 14; Bertram 113 137 1 Mazlo 117 so loo Lauyer 150 1S3 17: Totals 685 630 72 ROUSCH ANXIOUS TO REIvIAIN WITH REDS OAKTjAND CITY. Irrf., Jan. 20. Eddie Roc ah yeft'iday declared that h would play with the Cincinnati club er would quit baseball. He said he Ilk . ed the Cinoir.ntti .fans and would pla no place else, hut tiie Red mantyjeimere must come to terms. Fresident Herrmann ihas declared that Roush will not be traded or so'.l and that he feels confident Roush will be In th Red line up next season. NOTICE BASKET BALL MANAGERS The Hammond Pirates wnri'd like ti book games with any teams averag Ing 115 to 125 pounds. Will travel t n-ny gym. For games call Hammorir" IS88-J between 6:30 and 7:00 and asl for "Iiefty" or write W. 3. Newel! 541 Lyons street. Hammond, Ind. CARPENTIER ILL , WITH INFLUENZA PAFwlS. Jan. 20. Georges Carpen tier, light heavyweight Imxcr of th world (h 111 in bed at libs home hen of influenza. CiTK-ntler and his ro.v -atfor had planned on Ioftvlr.gr for America in a few weoks to tf.ke Is-uie wit? Tommy (gibbons and Jack Demips.) This illness will changes his progra: for the time be'nir at lfasf.

Jimmy Auk tin picking one out of th dirt at third. Jimmy Austin, vetei third baseman of the St Louis Srowtst, Ptano'- out as an example for your.xtera who aspire to tweomt- big lui'ie stars At forty and after eleven years in the majors he is still considered too much of a star to be turned loose by the Browns And this despite the fact that he never hit 300 The perfect -are he has taken of himself and his admirable disposition ar the assets which kept him at the top.

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Fourth Vein Lump Coal per Ton $7.75 Fourth Vein Egg Coal per Ton $7.75 Fourth Vein Nut Coal per Ton $7.50 Fourth Vein Mine Run per Ton $7.00 DELIVERIES IN EAST CHICAGO

States Amateur Athletic Fnh tournament to be held lu-rc 10 and II.

n boxing March 9.

FORD COACHES THE GARY "Y"

Tom Ford, last yea,rs f the Forbes-Ferretti .'hicago, will Instruct th

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HORSE SHOE PITCHING TITLE

ST. rfrrnuSBUKU, V.a., Jan. 20. The fotirtii annual tournament for the horseshoe .pitching championship of the wtiited States will be iirld here begin-

j ning Fohruary 22, avcordinc to an announcement bv J. Told F' .wers. nres-

tf.stie class, lie lias oitrned th.: idem, of the National Association of Cor tho winter and is training Horseshoe Fi tetters. The mizo list

Middle "ill n jr-j-! cunt e $1.5"n.

Women Porters in London Market. In the famous Covent Garden flower market in Tendon, the work of carrying is done largely by women porters. A somewhat odd recognition of their work is received annually by these flower porters in the shape of a shawl and two aprons each, a gift from the duchess of Bedford. Peculiar Chinese Rice. Ang-khak,.or red rice, used in China for coloring food products, owes its color to a species of mold which IH cultivated with the rice by special treatment. The red rice is reduced to fine, soft, red powder before used.

Hammond, Whiting and East Chicago Railway Company FREQUENT STREET CAR SERVICE TO AND FROM CHICAGO HAMMOND, WHITING & EAST CHICAGO RAILWAY CO.

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Not often do we have a Sale, but when we do it's a REAL ONE Everything Goes at Tremendous Reductions

January

Fashion Park and Kirschbaum Clothes

Hand tailored, beautiful AH-Wool Suits and Overcoats, in blues, browns, greys and fancy mixtures, Herringbones and tweeds, single and double breasted models; every garment from our regular stock and bears our guarantee of quality and satisfaction.

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LOT 1 ALL WOOL Suit; in i Ovcrcorts $30 VALUE Sals Price $ 1 Q

LOT 2 HAND TAILORED PURE WOOL Snitj rnd Overcoats WERE $40 "Sals Price $26

LOT 3 WONDERFUL VALUE PURE VIRGIN WOOL Suit ind Overcoats WERE $45 Sah Price $29

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LOT 4 FINEST QUALITY SILK LINED Suit ind Overcoats WERE $50 to $60 Sah Price $33

$2.85 HATS

Our $5 Quality, Newest Shapes, Smartest Colors, Including Grey, Brown, Tan and tiiue

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MEN'S TROUSERS WERE $5.00

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ARROW AND IDE COLLARS ALL STYLES 3 50c

Shirts

Wilson Bros., Artistic, Arrow, Ide and other well known brands, were $3 $3.50 and $4.

Wilson Bros. Pure Wool Union Suits $4.00 value, sale CO Of price $1.35 Yal., sale pnee. v

Men's Cashmere Sox Were 65c Per Pair 3 Pair for

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ANGORA WOOL MUFFLERS WERE $3.00 Sale Price $1.95

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