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CALUMET A. C. DEFEAT PEGGY A.C.OFWHITING ' Score: C ALUM 12 T A. C A.B. R. H. PO Mayhofer, 2b 5 1 1 2 Gasdic, cf. ..' 5 1 2 3 Bahel, 3b. 5 3 4 2 Chrenko. e. ...... ... 5 3 5 1 Sxitas. ir. 5 0 12 -?luIic. lb 5 0 1 2 Kaeper,' ss 6 2 2 2 Bloski, rf 5 0 0 1 Evans, p. 5 1 3 1 rESCJT A. C. A.B. R. H. PO Homco, rf 4 2 1 0 Hank. rf. ..J 4 2 2 8 Mlko, lb 5 1 1 2 5. Homco, ss. 6 1 2 4 Orden. cf. 51 1 2 Tornk, Sib fOll Rish, 2b 5 0 0 2 Pivr, c 5 0 13 Tony, p. 4 2 1 5 Struck out, by Evans 7, by Tony 6. Home rune. Chrenko, 2; Orden. 1. Three base hits, Kasper Evans. Two base hits, Bahel. Gasdic. Spudic. Hit by ball, K&sper, Bloski, Hank. In a rame played at the Standard Oil park, which gave 400 enthusiastic fans everything- In basetmil, the fat, aggressive Calumet A. C. nosed out the new!y organized Pegsy A. C. team by a 10 to 9 score. The hot sun made plays difficult at times but the fielding of Sxitas, features only seen In dig league ball. The catcher, Chrenko, of the Cabinet team deserves special mention, not only for his receiving but for his five trips to tat which ended In two home runs and three singles that rang up five runs. In the seventh round the Peggies filled the bases with none down and the youngster pitcher Bvans of the C. A. C. retired the side without a run. For games with Calumet A. C. call John Benich, E. Chicago 25. between 9 a. m. and 3 j. ra. Open date June 11th. MOLLA BEATEN BY MRS. BEAMISH AT MIDDLESEX CHIS WICK. Eng.. June 1 Mrs. Molla Mallory, American tennis champion, was eliminated in the fourth round of the Middlesex championship tournament here yesterday when she was defeated by Mrs. M. J. Beamish at 6 0, 1 8, and 6 1. After the match was over. Mrs. JIallory said: "I am tickled to death at being able to put up such a game. I fully expected to lose in two sets, and I am delighted that I pushed the match to three." A number of spectators expressed the opinion that Mrs. Mallory's tame showed much improvement over what had been expected, de spite the fact she wae just off the bit. This name is

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"Morrle" Cole wasted his skill against the Gary A. C. Sunday because of the miserable fielding of his teammates. Six glaring blunders behind him practically handed over the victory 5 to 1. Three of the errors were made in the first inning and with the aid of two hits, four runs were produced. Both Knight and Cole pitched splendid ball each allowing only flv hits. Knight had a slight shade over Cole in that he did not issue a base on balls, while Cole walked four men. . The North Slders scored their lonely tally In the third. O'Reel first up hit a two (base clout to right field. Clark the next batter laid down a neat bunt along the first tase line, which advanced O'Reel to third. The Cole struck BY DAVIS J. "WALSH (STAFF CORRESPONDENT I. N. SERVICE NEW YORK. June 1. Two of our heremetlcally sealed champions are to emerge from the cocoon In a very short time, one to defend his title against a good second rater, the other to engage in a no-decision bout with the only man who figures to give him a real battle. The Benny Leonard-Lew Tendler lightweight extravaganza is on for July 20 at Jersey City, according to semi-official advices. They have not signed for the bout yet but they have agreed to terms laid down by eminent Mr. Rickard and the signing of articles is only a formality. Next we 'have Johnny KiVbane agreeing to defend his featherweight title against Charlie Beecher some time, some place. Details of the bout are- somewhat vague, but on the assurance of Phil Bernstein, 1 manager of Beecher, the champion has definitely accepted the match. In the 'first place, Bernstein says hla offer to Kllbane was $50,0000 to be advanced toy Berstein'a accommodating friends upon demand. That will make a tolerable lot of pennies for Johnny's vest pocket. In the second place, Beecher is not the moot dangerous contender for the featherweight title. Not "by the height of your alabaster brow. A bout with Johnny Dundee, for example, would be another proposition. However, it is pleasing to note that Kilbane is disposed to come up out of the camphor at all. In taking on Beecher, he meets a tough, rugged citizen who would have been easy for the Kilbane of four or five The Painter's 'Rdhf TtU4 un Settled dependable HAMMOVD D.i M. Hudson, 804 Calumet avenue. P. H. Mueller's Sons, 114 Sibley street. H. H. Planer, 19 Rlmbach avenue. Smith & Sankey, (95 Hobman street. SOBAST Hobart Hardware Store. INDIANA HARBOR Haywood & Bihl, N. Kaufman. LOWELL, IND. L. J. Bomfield. WHITING RODESTIDAU Moser Hardware Co.

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5T01 oue; but Badowskl hit a double, which scored O'Reel. Badowski stole third ibut could not reach home because Krolak, the next batter, was piut out at first. The turn out of the .North Side A. C. fajis was great. There were more rooters from Hammond than from Gary. Although the North Side fans encouraged their players to overcome the four run lead, they could not .overcome it, due to the excellent twirling of Knight, and the air-tight support of his teammates. Score: Gary A. C 400 001 OOx 5 5 2 N. S. A. C....001 000 000--1 5 6 Two base hits. N. S., Badowskl, O'Reel; Gary, Jennings, Popko, Matthews. Struck out. Cole. 12; Knight, 8. Base on' balls, Cole, 4. Hit batsman. Cole. years ago. As, it Is, something is always likely to happen to a middle aged gentleman with a title to defend. The Leonard-Tendler match is contingent upon the serenity of Intervening events. Tendler, for' instance, must not permit himself to be manhandled by Bobhy Barrett in Philadelphia on Friday, that would spill the frivoles all over the premises. Likewise Leonard is in for a right busy month and a half, although he has nothing to fear from Jack Britton or Rocky Kansas. He takes on the infirm Britton June 23 In a Jersey City sinecure, anil Kansas in a championship tout at Michigan City. Indiana, J:ly 4. The Rocky one was just made for Leonard's style of fighting. DEFEATED BLUE ISLAND WHITING, IND. June 1 Playing a snappy brand of ball all afternoon the fast Whiting high school nine annexed their fourth victory of the season by trouncing Blue Island, 7 to 0. Only once did the Islanders have a chance. They collected two of their three hits in the fourth round, but Al Koch, the Whiting slab ace was equal to the occasion and turned them back with out a marker. The Green and White contingent started the assault in the second inning by1. counting three times, enough to win the game. They sewed the game up in the fourth by making two run and added two more in the seventh for good measure. Al Koch twirled a wonderful game for the Oil City bunch, allowing but three hits, fanning seven and issuing only one free ticket. Ernie Walsko carried off the batting honos for the day by unbelting a homer, double and single. Ernie's circuit swat was a screeching liner to left and came with one man on base. Tommy Dwan gave a nice exhibition of fielding, pulling down some -liners which looked like sure hits. Ws Sowers had a big day on the hot corner and his double In the second started the scoring for Whiting. Erickaon and Bolman, the Island batter-, performed in a most efficient' manner. Whiting has two games left, one with Blue Island and one with East Chicago. Batterles: AVJiiting. Koch and Walsko; Blue Island, Erickson and Bolman. nur i tr'ii Wm sfcsB skill a I WHISKER U ESCAPES YOUR PRESENT RAZOR BUY A tmprouett O 1923 SAttTY KAZOR

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The Paige 6-66 Daytona Model established a new world's stock chassis record for 25 miles on the Cotatl, Calif., track Sunday, May T. when it covered the distance in 15 minutes and 27 9E-100 seconds, traveling at the terrific speed of 96.98 miles an hour plus. The most Interesting and significant feature of this remarkable performance is the fact that in order to establish a new world's mark for 25' miles the Paige had to shatter records made by Itself about one year ago on the TJniontown, Pa., track." At that time it broke all world's stck chassis speedway records from 5 to 100 miles. These records remained untouched and even challenged until the Paige tackled theut on tne California track. The previous, world's record for 25 miles, set by the Paige Itself, was 16:37.94 or 90.1 miles an hour, so that the performance in California shows a marked improvement over a figure that no other car was able to lower or even equal in a year's time. Piloted by Earl Cooper and clocked by Fred Wagner, official timer for the A. A. A., the record breuKing performance of the Paige at Cotatl was an exhibition dash against time, staged as a preliminary to a regular racing program. All regulations for such speed trials having been duly complied with, the A. A. A. has authenticated the California performance and the new Paige time for 25 miles is consequently proclaimed the official record for stock chassis. Major League Clubs Standing NATIONAL LEAGUE W Li Pet. New Tork 26 15 .634 Pittsburgh 24 16 .600 St. Louis 23 20 .535 Brooklyn 23 21 .623 Chicago 20 20 .500 Cincinnati 22 24 .478 Philadelphia 15 26 .366 Boston 14 25 .359 Yesterday's Iteaulta Pittsburgh, 11; Cincinnati, 2. Philadelphia, 3; New York, 1. Brooklyn, 4; Boston, 1. St. Louis at Chicago, rain. A-HEIUCA.N LEAGUE W L. Pet. New Tork 28 17 .622 St. Louis 25 18 .881 Washington 23 24 .489 Philadelphia 19 20 .487 Detroit 20 22 .476 Cleveland 20 24 .455 Chicago 19 23 .452 Boston 17 23 .425 Yesterday's Results Chicago, 8; Cleveland, 4. Boston, 6-4; Washington. 4-7. -St. Louis. 7; Detroit, 5. No other game scheduled. ROCCO MATCHED FOR A FIGHT Comes forth the. announcement that Pattsy Rocco, Tim O'Neil's fancy 142 pounder, is booked up for two tough fi&'hts in local parts.' One, of which the full details have been arranged, looks like a corker on the face of it. It brings together two boys of two different Lake county cities, and each with a large and rabid following. Frank Hiplock. dandy middleweight pug of Hammond, Is the scrapper Tim has matched against his prise. Hiplock has been an in-and-outer of the game for a good number of years. And during that time he has amassed quite a warehouse of fighting knowledge. At any rate, he Is slated to give the black haired wop from the Twin City region quite a chase for sis bacon. Frank's chief ware In stock is a wicked right hook to the heart. His followers claim It makes the cuckoos sing when it sinks. However, far be It from the handlers who pull Pattsy's strings to let Frank sink his cuckoo trainer. Tim is sending the wop through a hard training gaff in preparation for the affair. And every one knows that when Pattsy Is primed on all six he is one of the niftiest workers a third rater could face. The argument is ticketed to go eight rounds, June 15, 1922, at the Summer Gardens of West Hammond.

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DEFEATS PURDUE CRAWFOKDSVILLE, IND., June 1 Goldsberry. star Wrabash lefty, held Purdue to three scattered hits, one a scratch, and "Wabash defeated the Boilermakers. 3 to 0 yesterday. The Little Giants got eight blows,- including two doubles and a triple, off Wallace, Purdue's star. Fast fielding by the Scarlet kept the visitors from scoring. Wabash has been playing great ball the last several weeks. Score: Purdue 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Wabash 1 2 .0 0 0 0 0 0 x 3 Batteries: AVallace and Walters; Goldsberry and Gullett. AUTO RACE WINNINGS INDIANAPOLIS, IND.. June 1 Jimmy Murphy, of Los Angeles. Calls approximately $30,f0 richer tonight as a result of winning the tenth annual 600 mile international sweepstakes automobile race at the Indianapolis motor speedway yesterday. He was presented with. checks for his winnings at a drivers' banquet last night. Murphy set a new world's record for 500 miles, his average being a little better than 94 miles per hour. Twenty thousand dollars of his winnings was for first placl and the remainder lap money and presents from accessory companies. SPORT Sand-Lot Baseball BRIEFS CADILLACS BEAT CYOLOXES Cadillac A. C. made it three in a row by defeating the East Chicago Cyclones 12-1. In the first inning the Cadillacs earned one run and were then held to the seventh inning. In this frame the Cadillacs began an pounded Istok for seven runs. In the eight the Cadillacs got three more. For games call H. 509. Ask for Ed. RED CROWNS SMOTHER WHIT IXG K OF C.'S. In a game featured "by heavy hit ting and tight fielding. by the Red Crowns and loose playing on the part of the K.. C.'a the Red Crwons defeated the K. C.'s by the one sided score of 25 to 2. The Red Crowns were on a batting rampage from start to finish, gathering 25 eafetles from the offerings of Mc Carthy and Johnson, while Schults of the Red Crowns eased off the K. of C.'s with only five hits, Lart, the Babe Ruth of the JRed Crowns sailed out his rerular home run In the second inning, (being the first Red Crown to score. Every player on the Red Crowns line up produced at least one or more hit, the exhibitions of Griesel and Kross standing out particular, the latter getting five hits in six times at bat. Schultx pitched a stellar game for the winners and with a little airtight baseball would have ahiut out the K. of C's entirely. This game was of special interest to Whiting fans as it gives them a lineup on the comparative strength of the two local teams. Next Sunday, June 4. the Red Crowns will have as their opponents the St. Cyril's- of Whiting. This game will be a deciding factor to decide Whiting's foremost team. Work will oe started this week to whip the grounds into better shape for Sunday's game. MAY 30 RACES SET THEIR HUMAN TOLL SOUTH BEND, Ind., June 1. Hammond Stringer, 19, of Atlanta, Ga.. professional motorcycle driver, died In a hospital here yesterday following injuries received Tuesday afternoon in a motorcycle race. Stringer was leading in the last event of the day when pressed closely by Eddie Brlnch of Dayton, O. Both machines swerved, then locked in collision, riders and their machines being thrown several yards down the dirt track. Brinch tuffered a broken collar bone. Brinch has been exonerated from blame by the coroner. FOUR MORE IN ONE. SOUTH BEND. Ind.. June 1. A. M. Diamond established a new record on the municipal golf links Memorial Day by holing out in one on the fifth hole, 115 yards. This is the third time a "one" has been made by local golfers. M. R. Campbell and

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J. B. SHICK HEADS LAPORTE ANQLERS LAPORTE, Ind., June 1. J. B. Shick was elected president of local chapter of Izaak Walton league at a meeting of the board of directors. Other officers are: Oscar Boklund. vice president, and Roy Sonneborn. secretary. In addition to enforcing fish and game laws and, restocking lakes, the league will promote work of raising the level of nearby lakes. HARBOR CARDINALS WINANOTHER The Cardinal A. C. won another game by defeating the Pirate A. C, 10 to 2. The feature of the game was tho pitching of Crundwell. who struck out 10 and issued only 6 hits. The Cardinals would like to book games with teams averaging 13-14 years. For games write Frank "Welgers, 4722 Drummond st, Indiana Harbor. TAGGING ALL THE BASED By JACK VEIOOt LN.S. Sports . INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE 'Bib" Falk ran true to his name by seeing that the Indians got it in the neck, the White Sox winning the series finale, 8 to 4. Falk hit two home runs and missed a third by. a matter of feet. The Sox scored sa BUSINESS MEN'S LUNCH Substantial Choice Dishes MEE HOTEL James Conglea Kestormot

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