Hammond Times, Volume 10, Number 55, Hammond, Lake County, 4 February 1922 — Page 24

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HERE'S DOPE FROM WrniHG VIEW PUT!

MILLER HUGCINS HAS DEVELOPED ONLY FOUR MKMKS OF HIS PKW NT CREW

T-,,,-,.,1Si,ECIL T0 THE TIMES! ' '"ll.Mi, lnd., K;j, 4.--,'he Owls. !on?ers of the rrat winter sport of hs.sk eubaJi and for many years in a !jv;,J b' thmselves in the Calumet region are working hard for at-. to be playe.l nt the Community Centre n Saturday, Feb. 4, with Urn k.-w Chicago Club aa their opponent?. Tbo Kas-t Chicago Club already -b-wist-s .f victory over the Orris this y.vu r. h'' the tajia can rest assured that the Tepult of next Saturday's same u i;j necestdtat a third meeting. ?he Owls ana presenting as in j-r.-- ' days an all Whiting lineup a:i.l b the proper encotirgfmnit w Hi . apein grac the walla of fain.? .-ts .'' -r,-S when everything wa s swept . them 8JDd t!io famous A. A. V, . i .ps. now the Big; Kivo, could n :-t '' " d to play then on any. terms : :' -:y V, or. . na.iertal availibls !s -being- d----4 the stmo 63 it was in ; ;d ti.e team prented is n pu-c

v..t"ur ag.1-ecaHva who pUy'for :"'0 of the -crtn..:. Th-'sc vv! ' the pi of rr.!on jranvs because ; is of the viu t.im because j v.-.r are finally :,cin? convinced 1 h prorn-r Fpiri:. ij nnly at i'.s- J v."'! '"!'. the terii is conn t f , f:t.nt. Thi.? Is the r. .--ult f

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ei, oerir;g thrtn on to victory. ".-.Hing owls havins a reputuUcn --:d sp-Ttsmaniihi p and clean "-re m tiit field aain to uphold

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RACE FOR FIRST PLACE

The Jtain Office and the Towers Stills are having a olose race for first placp. Wilkinson still maintains a strong- lead for individual average.

Ollricff. Towiira No. 1 33 Icon's', Towers No. 2 21 McCarthy, Main Office GO M-ofShaae, Tower N'o. 1 33 Banks. Towers No. 1 ..ZS vi'hitmer, Main Office 42

Gadish, Towers No. 2

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Towers No. 2. having dropped ! Jr,uis- Towers No. 1

Ihe (our. Above: ! rank Ward, left, and Wallfe I'ipp. Below:! Frin Frtbch, left, and Bob I r Ihe Eicnirs: of Killirger, Pepn 1 Stote end star, by the Yankees i CLi's the fpotl-'dit on the fact i that Miller Hup-cms can be I credited with developing but four members of the team that won j

ir.e American lea rue tttie last year acd is counted ca by 1'cck

from tbe league, Towers No. 1 will now- have high games with score of 91. Scores: MAIN OFFICE.

Miller . 178 McCarthy 159 W'hitnur 149 Koval ..116 Messe ., 14s Totals 748 Team average, ?07 1-3. & O. A. Ch,UB. Winslow its Craswell ......178 Wilt 19') Gray ........11 Hanson ....146 Total 7fS Team avertur 762 2-S. GREASE WORKS. M. Pataky 139 TLadlol? 149 Zubay ,..12 Jar.sk y 132 Cr. Pataky 165 Totals 727 Team average, 7? 3 1-3. SWITCHING DEPT. Stro. 155 Carrow 130 Tliorenson 102 rakorich 16 Wilkinson 158 Totals 707 Team average, 73 1-3. MARINE IEPT. Massaro 126 Tina 134 Bertram ,.,......146

Gordon 109 116

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owners to rtpeat this vtiar. These four are Infielders Erin Wani. Prank Frisch and Wallia Vivx tir.d Pitcher Dob Shaw Ley.

Totals FEED Scbulta .. Iion!.JoT Tnippma n lluber Sheridan ...

, .'.600 vat Kit dp'pt r.135 112 114 160 220

163 19 166 ltg 170 1ST 155 170 175 126 810 S3 loo 154 110 139 15 161 133 13 143 158 714 776 1J2 152 13 116 188 166 164 214 159 193 SC6 844 155 159 150 171 103 116 125 126 207 212 7C9 7S4 126 126 125 12" 143 126 116 118 144 17 654 637 142 141; 140 110 129 ir-6 114 114 13fi 1'9 CS1 702 17 110 129 124 120 92 129 13 169 , 113

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Scatenas vs. Columbias The Scatenas will play. the fast Columbia A. C of West Hammond, Saturday evening. In the first of a. series of elimination games which will be held- in Hammond for the city championship. The Columbias will have with them such men as Bender, formerly of the South Chicago Whales, t'iaford and Barbalen, both of the Whales, also will play in this game. The Scatenaa will use their sani lineup, including Scott at center. The team has been practicing hard all this week and Capt. Cearing predicts a victory over the West Side boys. This

will prove to be a good game as the . winner of this contest will still be in j the running for theacity championship. f

The hcatena Juniors will engage the Pirates in a curtain-raiser. These two team. have been rivals all year long, including baaeoall and football. The Juniors took, them across, in footpall and this game will be a fight to the limit to see who cops the rubber. Uoth games will be played at the Lafayette gym, Cahimet and Sibley. First game at 7:15. Hammond and Gary cars to the door.

Crowds to Witness Bowling Contests Sunday Afternoon Bowling fans from Chicago Heights, West Hammond and Hammond are expecting to witness the two big match games to be played at the Roy McCools bowling- alleys Sunday afternoon. The first game will be the one between Liplr.Skl and Woods to decide the junior championship erf Hammond. These two men have been bowling the closest match games ever seen and both of them have large followings to root for them. This mutch game will start promptly at 1 o'clock. The other match game which is fce center of much interest will be between the Chicago Heights five-maji team and the Hammond Ave man team. The Hammond five have already beaten the Chicago Heights team and expect to do" the same thing over again.

EUIS EOYI TOMORROW

fy of automobiles rs cf Kift Cf ek to Chicago S 5si 01 na?-.

are projnised igv fans wh'i laday to see Ohjra'ro bow l

K'k3 National B -v-iing A ssooi :t.'iiracy at Bcns-iugi's Itandplph '.lleya. sehedtiie ltrin? wHh the five - vast at 12 rr?n Snnlay; the-t f-i-nusn even. at C p. m. and at in the singles w ill b-3 bowled . I-sdg opens tho toumy Katnight.

)ACH IIAIIL'S PLEA . l-'A i'KTTlil, Inch. Feb. . - Tf &!iy u lu.ve lay ed pr.-'feselonal ball. )ur sul 3 immediately." Coach rt trlithe T-ji-dr.-j basketball " '-',', r.lght . The iaeh work- ; - ratoly to rt-btiild his scoring .. . :;li.-tt:--od by lh. d isquali tlea - the s'or !ijr ga?i, Don White. -..rs'.jt to lie jure the!, bus next - h will not be torn apart

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Mast .!h' ao was enected to give the j-ri-Kt: and v.-b.'.i- Miff argument, cut L'oai-ii Hart's coterie of basket per-

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w ti'd hu-o been much tarsrer. liaft

Chic.-i.sr. was be-- ' one f!ehl goal dur- I . . , . . 1 rahm

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well rig'-.t Imp ere;;! ra hie. Coach

Snil'h's b.js fc--j-ht hard nil the way.

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passing attack of Whilr'ng. Kvrry itin on he Whiting team played efficiently. Fe lien's work 'it .back guard

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ar.d C.ra.ham were l.art Jvi?t C hieago s

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Whiting hig' nconds kept on their

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Tv ia City .-'-ends by p. 10 to 8 connf.

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Totals 741 6?4 IXKTOMOT1TE DEPT. Pirrninchara US 170

Miller 1S8 True 87 Vol km an 13 Downs 14

1SS 113 134 1 2

Totals STANDING CF

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W. U IIigh.Avg. Pet. Main Office 28 14 934 S22 .667 Towers No, I ... 27 15 941 S08 .643 Grease Works.. 24 IS 929 794 .571 Switching 20 16 890 7?2 .556 Drafting ....'...13 23 878 774 .432 Paraftine 13 23 8S 755 .452 Towers No.-;... 16 23 94 S"3 .410 AcH Work? .... 6 S3 123 700 .154 High team game, Towrs No. 2, 94. High team tverage. 3 games. Main

fingle game, Wilt.

Office. 8SS 2-3. High individual

Paffc. 233. High individual average, 3 games Wilkinson, 203.

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Wilkinson. Sw!tcliing Wilt. Paraffine Liesse, Main Offlco ... Whitic, Towers No. 2 Zubay, Grease Works Barsich, Switching . . . Miller. Main Office . . .

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Whiting Owls Ready for East Chicago Tonight The Owls hare been pointed for the IZksI Chicago Club game which will be played at the Whiting Community Centre on Saturday night. On Thursday night the Owls htld thtir last practice before the tig game and are ready to give East Chicago a sample of what is Itnown as real basketball in Whiting. There could be no better

! judges of basketball than the fans of

Whiting. They have witnessed the highest grade of basketball to be snen in tbo middle west for the past ten years net only In Whiting for they have traveled with Ihtir tearaa to points ailfar as Detroit and Kanras C:ty. Because the Whiting fans are so familiar with the best kind of basketball no team representing Whiting would dare sdvertise itself as being up to their standard ' unless it could deliver the goods. Tbe Owls havs readied that point of efficiency the fans rtqulra ar.d now hold themselves out as such. They promise to play basketball a"l the time rather than indulge in petty quarrels that prove so disgusting to lovers of the game. It is understood that th East Chicago Club has in view the same objective as the Whiting team. It is the desire of both teams to win from scratch, and the Whiting team will exert every effort in an attempt to make everything equal except the ability to play Vtsketball. In this particular both teams want tha result to prove which team is superior. Should East Chicago 16.e Saturday night and de.feat the Big Five next Tuesday 'it Is up to the fans to draw their conclusions. . The Chicago Boys Club i? coming !o Whiting to play ths curtain-raiser to the big game again?t the Hoosie'Ciub. The Chicago Boys Club needs no introduction and the Whiting club, composed of boys belonging to the

18 Congregations! church, is represented 172 on the basket cottrt by Whiting new.171 boys. These beys are seeking con-

171 .-olation for the loss of the Newsboys' 163 baseball championship lasi summer to 169 the Chicago Poy.V Club. This game 167 promises to be ss hotly contted as

167 nnv ever seen in Whitinc.

GOPHERS ELECT OLIVER AAS TO LEAD GRID TEAM SONNEA.POLIS, Minn., Feb. 4. Oliver Aas, center on the 1321 Minnesota football eleven, last night was elected 1922 certain at the annaa.1 banquet tendered winners of the M." Aas has only played one year with Minnesota. He halls from Valley City, N. D. Dr. IT. Xj. Will Jams, football coach at Minnesota for twenty-two year?, in his farewell talk also took a crack at professionalism. It wes announced at the dinner that Dr. Williams will be rewarded for long and faithful service at the school, probably either with the position as advisory football coach or the payment of a full year's salary.

COLLEGE BASKETBALL

Missouri. 39; Kansas Af giea, 4. Oklahoma, 20; Washington C. 17. Notre Dame, 27; Wabesh, 23. De Paul, 30; Great Liakes, 10. Carlelon, 54; Coe, 8. , Eureka, 20; AugustaJia, 16, De Fauw, 43; Earlham, SO. Monmouth, 27; MiHikin, 24. Creighton, 41; Michigan Aggie, SO. La Crosse Normal, 30; Fau Claire, 16.

BENJAMIN EASY PREY FOR DUNDEE XHW YOItk. Feb. 4. Johnny mm- , dee, world's junior lightweight boxing champion, last night defeated Jos Benjamin of Kan FramelscD, receiving ths judges decision at the end of their fifteen round bout in Madison Bquars Garden. In the sixth round; Johrny dropped the CaJifornian -with a right to the jaw, but Joe was up before tbe count of ten and weathered a Btorra of body blows. Ths junior lightweight chanvpionship was not at stake, as Bcmajmln weighed U'i pounds, 4H pounds over tbo limit for this division. Dundee weighed 129 1-4.

INDIANA WINS IN MAT TOURNEY BL.OOM3NGTON, Ind.. Feb. 4. Indiana university grapplers captured eleven of the thirteen preliminary bouts in the state A. a. U. wrestling: meet here last night, the other two matches going to Gary T. M. C. A. Semi-finals and finals will be staged tomorrow.

GAMES WANTED. The Hyde Park A. C.' would like to schedule games with teams cf the 115 pound elas3. For games write Oscar Alsip, Liansing, 111., or call Lansing 40-J. '

The Pof Business. The duty of the poet Is like unto that of the naturalist; it is to pursue and capture those rare specimens of tbougrht that have hitherto escaped the hunter's net ; incase In crystal-clear diction these captive beauties of nature; "and offer them, 'mid the wildCowers of their native haunts, for the admiration, reverence and love f all rasnViud.

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