Hammond Times, Volume 15, Number 202, Hammond, Lake County, 17 February 1922 — Page 13

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ANNUL STATE GOLF TOURNAMENT

W COME IN AOGOST THIS YEAR

Association Plans to Select Date Taken by Any Other Big Event New Course at French Lick Springs Will Have F cnnal Opening.

IKDIAVAPOIjIS. Feb. 17. The da'? of the Indiana state golf tournament. at;.-r!ingr to Jesse Mossier, secretary, j at French Lick Springs, depends on the other big- goifln; dates. The Tri-

diar? state association plans to select a date not taken by any of the other tig plays that Indiana golfers may enter or golf enthusiast may visit th big tonrnaments. With ike naounfmnt of the date o the western amateur. June 26 to

July 1. at Kansas City, the big dr.toa 1 are all taken. The national amateur .

will be held t Brookline, Uses.. September 4 to S, inclusive. The national open will be held at the Skokie Club. Glancoe ,Til., Jnly 11-14. The women'

national will be held at Greenbrior OoJf Club, White Sulphur Springs, W. Va, September IS-30. i

WO.TTH OF ATGCST OPES. The month of August will be open for t! Indiana golfers and August is the month -which p!esss most ot the Htoe!er players. The French Lick course will be formally open-d with the tat tournament. It is new and

one of the sportiest in thfl country and, according to thofe who have played over it, fit for the largest of tournaments. For the overflow, the old Fre.-.rh Lick couise in the valley will be u:-?d.. This year, the state association, with the co-operation . f T'-iomas Taggart, Jr., m.-uiaffor of French Licit Sprines hotel, is planning- to entertain a larger crowd of player than ever before, planning to have a tournament lor those v. ho do not qualify for either of the four divisions of championship flights. Indianapolis go!frs will be interested in knowing- that but sis days, instead of eight as last year, have been allotted the national amateur. The eligibility committae will do He beat to limit the entrits to leas th.m 100. thus icing way with the necessity of pliying- a qualifj'lng- round on th Saturday precsdlng. The qualifying pound will h played on Monday, S;te?ijber 4, and will be followed by the jsua.1 five days -f match play at thirty-six h-les.

The Chicago Heights five wili be a eal tett fur Capt. i: ho: ton's basiieteer a the vl'i .;rn have lost but one contest this ytar -tut o tivent y-f cur played. Th. visiting team premises to inakti it hi;: fn-n tht si art anJ if they

no. it-T.tu) t'.vciy action is bn.l:-d fori

3aturdt.y night. -Br-amo" Hart is. the Gu.T? R.ich, one oi' iac Gilroy's famous pupils who --'orrru d in such eeintil-

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Culver .vr.! ri,:nn Lesi .n at Culver will like'.y sia.-t ut ons of the forward positions, with -Shorty" Smith in the assisting: .oie, this former DuPauw player is the talk of basketball players and fans throughout the state, are wondering as to which team will be able to stop the all American forward, thus fnr over thirty teams have attempted to check the down state man. without much success. "Mae" Thompson at guard is another player who always givs the opposing- side lota of trouble. hingr what one would call a terror on the defensive as well as a. point getter around the nets. Capt. Shelton of whom there la no whomer, is the team's reliable performer, while McShone. Scott o Grace of local high -school fame are all capable of hurling: baeketa In neat form. The Colonials have not lost a game this season and although the season's schedule Is filled against th best teams In the country, the locals hope to have a clean El3te at the end of tha present season. Following- the game egainst the Chicago Heights team Samiday the Colonials will remain idle until Tnurs-iay, when the powerful Crown Point American Legion team will Invade the loccj court for a scrap that promises to be a hot one. Tickets for Saturday's game are on sale at John Miliett'e Colonial Sportir.g Good .Store and the advance sale

of duckets indicates that a capacity crod will be present when referee

Hess toots his whlatift. A preliminary

contest between two lightweight teams of Hammond will open the evening's enierta!nr.int .

tore wiBhes to extend an open challenge to any team averaging: not more than ll0 pounds l.i Lake county. The seaon ia c.jinlnf to a close so managers Ket busy and call Chaa. F, Uiesenfeit. tS7 b'tute tt.. or phone 2S1 iiammona.

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f INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICC1 CHICAGO. Ftb. 11, a..ll players who do not like the salary figures nifntioned In their contracts will have to take their troubles to the ciub owners. They need not look to Jud(je K. M. ljandls, baseball commissioner, for relief. It was mada plain at the commissioner's office today that Judje I,andl regards other phasea of his job of far more important than the adjust

ment of salary disputes between the magnates and their hired help. The judge Intimated he does not Intend to be a collection ajent for hall players. Recently pitchers Hommt-l and Naylor. of the ' Athletics objected to the flg-ures aat forth In the contracts tendered them by Connie Mick. Mack told them to take their troubles to Iandis and they did. In replying; the Judge told them they would hsva to look elsewhere for relief, intimating that he was doubtful if the major league agreement vested him with authority to act in salary disputes.

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EAST CHICAGO DODGERS TOPPLE HIBERNIANS

ET LAP.RT GEORGE t a (tint that featured a fast, short passing offense, the East Chicago Doders tad an easy time of it in sinkIn a 27 to 7 victory iver the Whiting Hibernians last Thursday night at the Wbitinn high school srvm. The Dodrers registered from every an?le of the place while the Hibernians cculd find the rins for only three r.araers. Tt. ball was In Dodser territory most ot the time. This was due to the t-ek dc'ppse of the 'vrhlt'n out-

ftt. Their forwards were continually iayir-s along the aide lines waiting tor tne ball to be fed to thera. when they

should have aided the guards in breaJcin up the Dodger passe. Duffy, stubby rJodxsr forwsrd. ha bis ya in fine shape for the even in. Ha eapad five fie! goals. UcShana and Curlinovich garnered thrae apiece McCarthy, lanky Hibernian center, drop ped in five of his team's seven points.

j He played In fine form, but he had I touch luck in finding the hoop.

OFEN CHALLENGE. Tha Columbia A. C. basketbi.il team of Hammond . nas been playing teams away above its actual Av-erase and thera

HUSTLERS WIN. The ne-organ.zed Kusnicrs defeatftd the Lutheran Jrs. at the new Luthera.n

I gym to the tune of 22 to 8. Thfc ftsme

was featured by the team worn of the Hj'ftlers. The Hustlers are unJor new management and would lil:e games with teams avers ginr 110 :o 1C'J pounds. The Hus'iera have two earns, one a 119 pour. I team and tlif tber lid pounds. 5or gams phone H. 4f?n-J sn. rsk f"r Jnn

ISPEC1AL TO THE TIMES LAFAliin-fc, imt.. Ktu. 17 Last week-end was a "Purdue weak -end" in western eirclns, and tha entire student, body was highly slated with four victories brought home by five different athletic teams In action. Tha victory over Indiana University on the basketball court Saturday night at Bloomington. 24 to 19 was the biggest event, of course, but while this game was in profrres4, the Boilermaker wrestling squad was taking several falls out of the Ohio Stale mat team, winning easily In five out of the seven bouts. During tha afternoon of tha same day, the Purdue gymnastic team won handily from the Ohio State

gy m crew. On Friday night, sven though four of Coach Eddia O'Conner's star parformers had Jutt been ruled out because Qt scholastic difficulties, the track squad won from the Chica-go team, which had been picked as the winners. The score was 4H to Th swimming .tain was the only one that did not Dring in the long end of the score, losing to the Maraona at Chicago, 47 to 21. In order to capture tha conference net title, it will be necessary for the

i Boilermakers to win ail three remain

ing g-a-mes on the conference schedule. These teams include Chicago. Illinois and Indiana and with the reorganisation necessary by the dropping of White, this will be no easy ta-k . However, Holwsrda It groing Kod and with the other rr:?n that Coai'h Lambert has brought out, local fans are hopeful of threa victo.-ies, although they realize the strength of ail three teams and the Wabash ouif.t, too, which also is on the Boilermaker schedule. The LJttla Giants are regarded as stacking up favorably with any Bis Ten team. Chicago will play hero riext Saturday r.iht. The Boilermaker rc4.t s(Vj&a .vili r !nti action anti r.xt Fid"y niehr

and meet some of tha strongest opposition of tha season from the Hawkeyes at Iowa City. Coaoh Paulson is working his men bard for this event. Von Bernath, who r3onlly returned to Purdue, has called for freshman wrestlers and the yearlings are turning out in force presaging a mora seasoned outfit for next year. The swimmers meet I. U. at Bloomlngtos.

FANS WANT THIS GAME Fans three rhnnt Laka Co. are waiting for a basketball game betwesn the Hammond Colonial team attd the Whiting lied Clowns, this contest should It be played, either at Hammond or at Whiting will draw the largest crowd that has aver attended aa Indoor contest in LaKe county. How about it. Managers Chayken and Griffith? Corns tn. Sporting Editor, help arrange tha game which all sport loving fans want o sea. A HAACMONTD FAN

Saturday availing ai ui itta) oit school, whan th Colonials play ths Chicags Height iatat fcasidas the regular eoataat Maaager Chaykea h booked one of tha bast re it mi nary games of the saam wits Of is Wlsen's ColinbU A. C. team will 4 battle with tha Calam A. C. Ova from East Chicago, hoth of thaaa eJabs iiava gftod raeord this ysar and tha Wsst H ana moo 4 players wtil do tha;r utmost to win. Tha Colurab'a hsrs' after will slay all tha prslln gamJ for tha Coloaials and it is proba4ii hat the 6t. Joseph team will play tht, boys from across tha line next Thurday before Uva OosonlsJ-Crowm Point conteot. DI4 Leta f Otrisrsl Toting was a new thing to ore Vrx lde matron, who, when asked whether her hnshand had voted, replied: "Yes, he was away from tha dty. b iipp'' he 'aBn-rlnrted VAfa. . . J JLlLill1 tLUB

BRITTON PICKED TO TRUrl DAVE SHADE NEW YORK. Feb. 17. That welcome prop of fsttenl,;r lightweightthe welterweight class, will becorn active tonight In Madison Squar Garden, when Jack Britton. the veteran champion, steps out to defend his laurels against Dave Shade of California. The champion Is rated a favorite. Benny' Leonard, tha lightweight boss, will be a ring-side spectator in order that ho may become bttter acquainted with the winner whom h expects to meet before ihe grass grows very gren. The welterweight tout is not fanning the flame that Leonard s engagement wltb Rocky Kansas bi?w up last week, but the hours at leu: wili cm full and the boys will pull do sva a sDod purse.

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Freak SCO Game Is Rolled by Toledoan rot. EDO, Fdb. 17 Wha' U cTa'.mc-d no a re-.ord feat !n bowling--,vi.s the pivfdet s.or ! o I d by Sid i i-.e: rt:iii cf this ci;y in a match -rr.e h?re last ntg-ht. Jtoiimg cr..i :,a.il with his right r.itr.d ahd the next with his left. Sh.y.f:A& knockn down tivelve sfaight strikes H is normally rlsrht-han Jed. O.Tic Id-Its at the American Bowlinj Congress, now here preparin fr the A. 3. C. tourni-mertt to start February 2, say they never heard of a .ike p-erformancs. Sherman is an entrant In the tournament.

BIG MATCH FOR BOWLERS CHICAGO, Feb. 17-- Hank Marino. the Chicago favorite, and Mort Lindsey, of Stamford, Conn., will hook up this afternoon in what is expected to be one of the feature matches of the world's championship bowling tournament here. The match will start at 3:30 o'clock. Lindsey was leading in the averages up to last night when he encountered a setback at the hands of Dominick De Vito, of Chicago. DeVito took four games out of five from the Stamford crack. Marino set a new world's record for a five-game average last night when he chalked up an average of 230 1-5 pins in a quintet of games. As a result of this performance he is leading theo tournament today in the matter of point standings with a mark of 306 22-59 in seventy games.

COLONIALS FACE TEST SUPREME

BT A.B K Hammond basketball fas and thoss of surrounding cities who have bean sor.dring jufit how good tha Hamir.ond Colonial "wondar five" raUy ars and wfcethar thay would prove as formidable opponents for the Chicago Bir Five and Whiting Red Crowns, will hava a clearer Idea after Saturday evening's game in which Irving Chayken's quintet will srtajek up against tha mighty tnigh team from Chicago Heights at tha. Larayet's school gym. Calumet avwiue and Sibley street. If the local club ean win from tha Chicago Heights aggregation they will no doubt force the Bed Crowns, Into a series of two games. Thus far tha Whltir.g team has mt been any to anxious to meet tha Colonials and tha fact that a contest has been scheduled

with the Big Five at Hsrnmnd should add more prestige to a coming game between tho Crowns and tha local q"intet .

MM1EABLES BEAT NORTH SIDE A. C.

Ta Wanner Malleable Ira urplayd tho North Elde A. C. 1 dnesiay evanlr)ig to the tuno of 63-1V, tha half ndlng with the Wanners leading 21-8. Jtflllor, rtght forward, played a good gams for the losers, trakinsf S field baskets and sinking 3 free throws. The 'Presbyterian team defeated the Wanner seconds In tho preliminary, ta-. Tho crack Malleable Iron quintet plays the K. C U.'s Friday at Htst Chicago. Score: SOUTH SIDE A. C (17). B- F. P. T.

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