Hammond Times, Volume 16, Number 92, Hammond, Lake County, 6 October 1922 — Page 16

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NOTRE DAME COACH FACES STIFF TASK

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! They Meet Local Cluti . 1 Vhn the Hammond professional rf,tbaU club takes the field at NortftVll Park on Sunday, against the "4:cago Cardinals, it will have one of the strongest. If not the strongest lineups In local gridiron history. i Well matched in the backfleld with $n!lburne. Cearing, Hess, Gavier and Harlen pitted against Drlscoll, Molirdt, Mcllahon and Horween. of trie Cardinals, Hammond on paper h-K a far stronger line than their W.'g, town opponents. Hammond has had equally as good backfields In former years, but never has it had line the equal of the present. "JThe tower of strength In the line U Joe La Boisenalree, of St. Thomas College, St. Paul and closing the paps on each side are Letnerman and Tierney, guards; Risley and Rydzewski,. tackles, and Williams and Jeb Cjarmen, ends. V Where or where could a better lwie be found? To get It Coach Wallfe Hess has brought to Hammond the collegiate stars of east and west Mn the sweltering heat at Buffalo lat Sunday, the Buffalo club after scoring a touchdown In the first half, found Hammond's line a stone wall and were never within scoring distance thereafter. In fact Buffalo was kicking out of danger most of the time. I faul Letnerman, guard, was the sstisation of the season with the Uhlyersity of Chicago last year, especially In the great Princeton game. J It Tierney, guard, played with'

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GET TOGETHER The Times Is In receipt of an article from Whiting which declares that the announcement of the award of the Spalding Trophy to the Morris A. C as champ, ions of the Northern Indiana Amateur League is Incorrect. Publication of these statements of rival team backers will do no good In the dispute. Get together and fight It out and then bring In a statement signed by all league officials and team managers. The public wants to know who wins the trophy but it Isn't Interested In post-oeason wrangling.

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Coach Knute Rockne. left, and Captain Glenn Carberrjr of Notre Dame.

Coach Knot? Rockse of Notre

Dams faces the difficult task of banding s winning grid team of

green material. Eecaus. of last year's scandal not a single veteran rcular is available. Seventy candidates are out. . Eocknc Ijyeu

to whip an eleven Into shape that will live op to Notre Dame's reputation in the annuel West Point game thia year. '

Minnesota three years and was Walter Eckersoll's selection for All-Conference guard in 1920 and '21. Risley, tackle, was captain of Indiana In 1320 and Rydzewskl, tackle, Is the great Notre Dame center, named on the all-western team In '16 and '17. WTT.T.iaTttS LOCAL TAVO AXTE Mayo "Ink' Williams, who was a revelation to Hammond fans last year, Is back at left end. He was with Brown Vr.iverslty for four years and last year was selected as tho all-professional choice for end. Williams did the hundred yard dash In 9 3-4 seconds, and won the New

England amateur championship at the forty yard dash two years in Boston. He also set a new mark In the broad Jump in the amateur track meet at Boston. Jeb Carman, right end, was captain of Purdue last year and a corking good man. ANOTEIE WOSLO BE ATX B, John Shelburne, fullback, comes from Dartmouth University, where he served as fullback for four years. He Is an all-around athlete, excelling in the hot-put. Oscar Knop, halfback, played with Illinois for three years; Wallle Hess,

coadh and halfback, played three years at Indiana; and George Gavier and Judle Harlan, were halfbacks on the Georgia Tech team that Invaded the east, defeating Harvard and startling the football world. Harlan was all-southern (halfback for three years, scoring 77 points for Georgia Tech In one year. Gavier was all-southern half for two years. Lloyd Cearing, quarterback. Is the greatest football player Hammond

high school has turned out In recent years. He played a year with Valpo University and a year with Michigan. Tickets for Sunday's game at Normal Park are on sale at Monnets and Summers' Tharmacy. The Hammond team worked out for two hours last night and this afternoon and tomorrow afternoon will have scrimmage at Harrison Park. Every man will be In great shape for Sunday's game. Coach

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A movement is now being made to organize a Gopher Junior club. Several youngsters of East Chicago visited the Gopher club and asked If they could organize a Junior club. Permission waa granted and the boys are making preparations to give a dance to real lie enough money to pay for some football outrun. It is the aim of the juniors to play the curtain raiser for the big team. Next week the Gophers will go Into secret practice am there have been scouts from Hammond, Whiting and Hej?ewisch watching all the Gopher practices. The line of signals will be changed neit week and when played ugainst opposing teams will fool them completely. Captain Darrow has been speeding: the boys up with snappy signals, and the boys are coming around in pood shape. Last night

! the Gophers went through three i hours of heavy practice. Floyd Murray, for many years of East I Chicago and who was the one to i make the Gophers a real football ! team, was a. visitor during practice ' and he pass-d his O.K. Murray will probably be out with Coach Graves

next week and with the help of these two roaches the Gophers can't help but win. Word was received from Frankie Thomas Wednesday that he would try and be home for the game on Sunday. Freddie Armstrong, last)

year's hard-hitting halfback, will be in his old position. Colle Carlson s back from Detroit and he will be In a Gopher uniform. . The K. of P. drum corrs will be out on the field and will render some good music, while the Goodfellow club will put on some Gopher songs.

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With Sunday only two days away the East Chicago park arena Is being cleared for action for the Gophers' first football game of the season against the Warren A. C. The Warren A. C. is bringlns with them Paddy Drlscoll's brother, who they say is going to be as great as Paddy. If this Drlscoll can kick as well as the star it will be up to the Gophers to keep ths fast visltosr In mid-field.

The West Hammond Maroon football team, under the direction of Coach Ebert. are preparing themselves for their clash against the Crown Point American Legion eleven, which Is to be staged at the

Hub City Sunday. Coach Ebert has eight men from last year's squad and has started to round the boys into form. The team has been holding some hard practice sessions, as they will be out to avenge the 13 to 0 defeat handed them last year by the Hub City. There is plenty of material on hand to make up the line, but .the backfleld will have to be bolstered before the team will be ready for real action. This year the team has considerable weight compared to last year's eleven and should the backfleld men round Into shape the team will be hard to beat. The line will be able to hold its own with such men as Scully, Buser, Cap Shipwreck. Walter.. Rimre, Beckman and

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The Hammond Comets will travel to Griffith on Sunday where they will settle their quarrel with the Griffith club. These teams met a few weeks back at Griffith. The Comets were nosed out In the eleventh Inning after one of the most exciting garnet ever played at the Griffith park. The game Sunday should prove even better than the first for the Comets will be out for revenge and it will be the third meeting of the teams. It is a safe bet that this game will surpass any game played In this neck of the woods, be It foot

ball or baseball. Fans who wish to make the trip can take the Crown Foint bus leaving the Monon station at 12 o'clock and at 2 p. m. The game will be called at 2 o'clock sharp.

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SPECIAL TO THE TIMES! WHITING. Ind., October 6. Preparations for this Sunday's game with the Mozarts of Chicago Is being push ed very rapidly by head coach Milllgan of The Friars and his assistants every night of this week In order to be in condition for this important struggle. The Mozarts are reported to be one of the foremost assemblage of football stars that carried the hopes and honors of this "Windy City" club. The boys are being put through the stiff paces of scrimmage and Introduction of new plys aro being

taught nightly. All the regulars came through the tussle with tha White Eagles in good shape and are unlimbering all sore muscles In this week's practices. The game starts at 2:30 sharp. The installations of seats running the entire length of the field Is th new feature which will be Introduced to the fans. These seats will, be provided for the comfort of th fair sex and this new improvement for the accomodation of the fans has met the approval of all. Thero is no doubt as the represen tatlves of the fair sex will turn out In full force for the gridiron activities. Ropes will be stretched out to prevent the fans from rushing out into the field during the progress of the game. Thife will enabl the fans to witness the entire game from one position. The manager is booking some very good teams and Is -working with th management of the Gophers and th Scatenas for games In November.

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