Hammond Times, Volume 15, Number 335, Hammond, Lake County, 10 April 1922 — Page 6

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L , BARTER BOSSBASEBALL Gary Man Has Plan To Aid Independent Teams. In the Spring all nature sends "tit little :-?e!ers to see how lb? world is setting on after the winter. The little feelers project themselves into the outer world and then telegraph hack what the hances are for this or that to blossom. Lke wise baseball. Especially in the Calumet district. Keclrs are creeping out here and there f.ery day. The call of tne diamond is strong and a '.I about the young iloods are trying t whip together leaguts and teams and ;. iciat ions. Tiny h.-tvo "visions of a big season in baseball. Here is ;moiher "feeler." May it inert with i . v. arm response. ;'?rtinc Kditor Time?: Here's a baseball association that iia been needed for a Ions tune by the managers of this district. Ton don't have to Chi-:' n more. .You don't ha-, e to set ''hicago I'mp'ies we hae g od ones in In. liana. A new baseball association where independent frames may be booktd. players rigned, and trade!, and the usual business carried once a week t hrougho-: t the season v ithout any strintr a; "'.hid. ( team wants to pull o':t or book r.itsidc of the Ass ion at any t rime is the plan of John Dwyer o Gary, Indiana 'who is at the head of the new organization. Teams throughout tms section are looking: favorably on tne pro-f-s-.- on and The first meeting will r, heid Monday nigrht April 1 t !i ? t S p. M.. in the Gary Superior ' ' o u r t library 560 Broadway. Me?tine w i'I b" held every Monday n s'nt thereafter. Come and I. ear the proposition discussed. I? doesn't cost only earefare to ear the p'.c.n revealed to you by the promoter of the organization, rnd we know it will be news you !f f been waiting to hear for a "ong time. Lets have some Biff in Indiana baseball. (Every team hc Id ioin this association. The i'fpr the enrollment the larger lumber of managers present booknK eames. The Association idea not only nkes much of the burden off the shoulders of a manaser in that he less not have to go through weary i ours of correspondent, mabe then to be d ssa pointed, and gives hi in a chance to get acqnainted 1 with ail the baseball magnates of this section. Try to be present Monday night Its a big thing and will not cost much. Yours very truly. JCHX J. DTVTER. 560 Broadwav. iiiT I

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Manager Miller iiuggms, tower center; ager McGraw. upper center. fall? Off hand tje chancer of the Giants sern brgbttr than those of the Yankf McGraw has strenrjthened h;s club great TV hat promises to be the best bowling match of the season will bo s!agd at McCccd's alleys when Art West from Michigan City brings down a i cam that has a team average of rtE for "S games, to bowl against MpOooTs all-stars next Friday evening at 8 P. M. This will be the second game of a home snd home match for JoO.OO. Michigan Ci'y won the first match by 71 pins. The Hammond team is made tip of sucli bowlers as Elmer Hall, Sugar Handy. Dan Enright. Mat Kox and Xed Xclso'i. Thi-; is the best fiveman team teat ever i.-ot together in Hammond ana they v. iil try to prove it to the fans on next Friday night. Tauxt h. who sh tots the anchor . - ..'i for "li. hican City, bow led NATIONAL SPORT BODY FOR MEETS NEW YORK. April 10. Representatives at a meeting called to consider nationalization, organization, control and standardisation of women's athletics in the I'nited States have voted unanimously to request ihe Amateur Athletic union to take the neeessirv steps at its meeting in November to assu .e recognition and supervision. AsMimuig that th" request would be granted, William C. Trout of P.oston. president of the A. A. U.. who was chairman, stated that he would appoint a committee, representing all part.- of the country to prepare immediately for the formation of a new department of the governing amateur athletic body. DEMPSEY VS.' WILLS? NEW YORK. April 10 The match between Jack Dempsey and Harry Wills, for the heavyweight r.ham- ; pionship, which has been on the' j-ards ever since Wills knocked out Kid Norfolk, is reported to have been Arranged by Frank Fiournoy, matchmaker of Madison Square Garden, for Eabor Day in the Jersey City stadium. Flourney is said to have promised Pempsey a guarantee of $200.ooo and Wills is understood to be willing to right for $20,000 or $25,ooo. hoping to land the title by a knockout. Flournoy and Jack Kearns manager for Dempsey. both refused to confirm the report, but neither would deny It. , The famous Eeyden University was founded by William of Orange in 1575 as a reward for the heroism of its citizens during the long Mege by the Spaniards. TRIED

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STATOS ALTERS IN FORTNIGHT By DAVIS J. WAIH i International News Service Sports Editor) NEW YORK, April 10. Two weeks is quite an interval if you happen to tpend it in jail or in a dentist's chair. Almost anything can happen in that time ' from a decision in a chess match to the payment of the tailor's bill. It is, thereforfc. nobody's particular business that the status of some "f the major league ball clubs has altered during recent weeks; the fait is mentioned for the take of giving credit where credit is due. We do not refer to the potential pennant contenders. On the contrary, our observation concerns a pair of clubs we picked for the second division, to wit. the Brooklyn Dodgers in the National League and the Chicago White S x in the American. P.oth have uncovered unsuspected depths since venturing into the South; the Dodgers it- 8 out of la games with the Yanks, the Kox in holding the world's champions to a six-all standoff. Uncle Robbie has succumbed to custom and habit in once again bringing his pitching staff out of the South In grand condition and figures .to win many a ball game in the firt six weeks of the race', A young r.orsnn nampd Andy High., brother of all the otucr Highs from Hughey on down the line, has rounded out the I.rooklyn infield from a defensive standpoint. Aid to date everything has been as sweet as a demure glance. The Dodgers may yet break into the first division. Of the White Sox. that much cary nor be expected. They are just coming up for a'r after the upheaval of 1919. but they are good enough to go r long way if they get any ktnd of pitching. Far from finishing last, as some of the boys would have it. they may i step right along at The head of the I second division, where they can nib ble at the leaders from time to time. At times this spring the, Sox have looked like a cool million behind Faher. proving what good pitching will do for a ball club When Dick Kerr returns, as heventually will do. nnd if Wilkinson. Hodge. Robertson or any one of the young pitchers come through, the White Sox will be no nven's sap. The left side of the infield might be better, but otherwise the club is fool proof. WILLS-CLOSE Jl BY DAVIS J. WALSH International News Serv ics Sport Editor. NEW YORK. April 10. The statement made to the writer by Jack. Dempsey that Harry Willis was not expected to follow him abroad when he sails on the Ac quitania on Tuesday means one of two things: Either Dempsey and Wills are convinced that there Is not enough money in Europe to make it worth their highly remunerative time or they have a definite assurance from parties unknown that the bout can and will be held in this country by Eabor Day. The fact that Dempsey can speak for a promimnent challenger mayappear singular on the face of it. yet it means nothing. The two rival camps are. something of a close corporation right now and quite understand each other,' but they have no "understanding" in the subtile sense of the word. They merely realize that it is good business to know each other's intentions. The Dempsey-Wills proposition is mysterious right now. No one outside the close corporation, seems to know why the Dempsey troupe is going to England without definite assurances of a match there. Dempsey told us yesterday that "they were Just taking a chance." Knowing the astute Kearns. that doesn't seem to add up right He will take a chance right enojgh but not before he sees some money ' on the table. In view of this, it can I be assumed that they know some- j thing but deem it advisable to keep it to themselves. j Eong ago. when Harry Frazee I thrust his fingers into his watch j pocket and came tip for air with his absurd offer, Kearns Informed some of his frineds that he really didn't care to talk about the mat -;h at that early date. He made no secret of tdo fact that he eared EYE. EAB, rrOSE AITS THEOAT EXPERT 13 years In Chicago Cross Eyes straightened by special method. Tonsils removed Twilight Sleep. Glasses $5 Up. Write For Free Book Glasses fitted at reasonable prices xBAirxi.nr o. cajs,ter, vl j. ISO 8. Stat .. 2nd Floor. Honrs 9-6; Sunday 10-12 BUSINESS MEN'S LUNCH Substantial Choice Dis'ie 55c MEE HOTEL James Congiej Restaract

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