Hammond Times, Volume 16, Number 139, Hammond, Lake County, 1 December 1922 — Page 17

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selves put fill their pep In every game against the best trains in their class. AVith this policy In mind they have an array of stiff teams to stack up ARainst In this

SCATENAS HE WITH HEGEWISCH

4,000 See Strong Elevens Clash at High School Field

The Hammond Sennas and the powerful HeSew!eh eleven battled to a 7 to T tie yesterday afternoon at the high school fle-ld In the most brilliant same that has ever been Played In Hammond. A croTd of approximately 4,000 was on hand from both cities and the Tuji;ey Day contest will long be remembered because of the sensational plays that were shown throughout the heated strug-gle. At the start It was a toss up in naming tha ultimate winner. Both teams were equal In weight ar.d size and not till the final whistle was blown did the fans know that the two bitter rivals had battled on even term: Although balked at many stages in the heated game by the powerful .'catena line. Hegewisch took advanae of following the !ball at every opportunity. The visiting machine carried the oval within .-coring- distance three times, but on at h attempt the Scatena line held like a. stone wall; The visitors were first to score, their lone touchdown coming: in the bird period when Schillo's kick was blocked and the oval was received I - Hegrewlsch on ths 5 yard line. The Fuehrmeyer brothers carried tie plsskln for a 2 yard gain on the third atts:r.pt. J. Fuehrmeyer clashed through the line for a touchdown and O. Fuehrmeyer kicked a pretty one for the extra point. This ended ths scoring for Hegeisch. The visitors -were, satisfied w ith their small margin and began to play the eaxne safe. But Hamitind. stung by the unexpected score, .started a march that took the breath out of fans and players i fourth rp.arter opened

up one could easily see that the Hammond players were out to do something and what they did will Ions linger in the minds of the many local followers. U wa Ham made up for it with a 5 yard irain glnS through the ,ure carr I ' " l6ft end' niel. S M ? t Val f0r first- down-it-hi lo rushed through for 9 yard Daniel, making another down on a line riling-,. .veiMn was out for a rnmute with a bad hand, but re vt ,0;Uy,Ut' Wae off 3 jards off tackle and made i more on the same play. SchiUo was finally stopped and the Scatena players who were smashing their wav through for steady gains had to give up on the 30 yard line when three straight passes were missed. Hegewisch got the ball and was penalized 15 yards for holding The ova! rested on the 15 yard line with Hegewisch In possession. O Fuehrmeyer's punt fell short and Hammond recti v-i the pigskin on the 2j yard line. Warne missed a pretty pass from Cearing:. Hammond was penalized 5 yards for off side. Sidenbecker went In for Warne. Cear-irg-s pass to Worland wa, broken up. SchUlo punted to He-ewisch Bingo fumbled and ; ; ud received the oval re ins ,-o the 10 yard line. Two lir.e plaj netted nothing, and on the t'.trd pday Ccaring shot a pretty pa?., io W. Sjdenbeckers waiting arms over the line for Hammond's score. Cearing tied the score with a neat boot between the bars. Hammond a'.l through the game threatened the Hegewisch goal line. On four different occasions Hammond playera had the ball within scoring distance, but In each attempt the Hegewisch line held as never before. In the opening period the Scatenas' revamped lineup showed signs of life, but fumbles on the part pf the backfield were murderous. This was mainly due to the soggy Held, the first half of the contest being played In a driving rain storm. The strength of the two teams were about equal. Both teams opened up with frequent rasses without much success. Hammond's backfield looked stronger, but the three Fuehrmeyer brothers certainly did valiant work all through the game. Cearing, lJrunistead Nelson and W. Sldenbecker were- the outstanding stars of the Scatenas. The team as a vvhole was a far better one that had faced Kast Chicago several days :igo.

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season's campaign. The Shamrocks considored themselves lucky In be-it-able to schedule St. Ignatius H1r;1i School of Chicago for home-anil-home jjamps. St. Ignatius will mct the Shamrocks In All Saints' hall FrMay evening, December 1. It promises to be a pitched battle between two evenly matched teams, each of which wiil make it a fight of basket far banket. Coming out with a 145-pound team, St. Ignatii;s surely means business, but those who have seen the Shamrocks in action are not ashamed to tell those who have not seen them in action that the heavier men on the Sham

rock squad can turn matters a business proposition for Ignatius, too. The following combination n.,..t nn,l:ihlv be sfiit in to

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low universi'.y girls claim tome of the credit fr the aoo cess of the Iowa team this year.

Pearl Davies in two of her cheerleading poses. For hasn't their cheering ar.d loyal support helped the team "carry on"? Pearl Davies. as cheer leaderess, has become a popular fiirure at the trames the lowans have played this year.

The Buck Tails of the Hlks La--Kue f.lftjcd at the Elks alleys Nov.

! 22, with the following scoies:

BUCK TAIIvS Fahrman 1SS 133 151 Gardner 130 127 161 pavls 137 163 153 Volkman HI 162 137 Banner 1GS 170 175

Lineup and pummary: HAMMOND (') HEGEWISCH (7) Hudson LE Dans Payne LT Cassidy Hlemke Ixi Hoban Xelson C Blozack Drumstcad KG Krolack Smith RT Bull Ketchell RE Carlson Cearln.g QB Bingo Schlllo RH.O. Fuehrmeyer Seidenbecker ...IJ1..J. Fuehrmeyer Daniels FB.G. Fuehrmeyer Score by periods: Hammond 0 0 0 77 Hegewisch 0 0 7 0 7 Touchdowns: TV. Seidenbecker, J. Fuehrmeyer.

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Point after touchdown: O. Fuehrmeyer. Cearlug Substitutions: Hammond Spoerner for Prumstead, "W. Soldenbecktr for Ketchell, Worland for Hudson, Fitfcyerald for Hlemke, Warne for Seidenbecker, Searles for Payne; Hegewisch Paulding- for Carlson, Powley for Cassldy, W. Krolach for Hoban. O'Brien for Blozack. Referee; Lawel, A. O. A. Umpire: Ijawler, A. O. A. Head linesman: Kraft, A .O. A.

Totals 702 761 8"T EUGULAUS Lauches 18 1" 130 Likel HI 1P3 100 Hess 143 134 10 Flbeck" 123 131 104 Kuhn 1- 171 16-

KN1GHTS Walknetz 167i: U. Patterson 134 137 12 Zaharek 150 149 181 Griffin "5 200 ISA Ge.D 129 ISO ISC

BASKETBALL AT ALL SAINTS

The basketball season Is now on in full blapt at All Saints hall after thr Shamrocks' opening game Tuesday eveninif. The Shamrocks felt confident lhat their followers would stand by them if they them-

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LDYMA 10 PLAY NEW CENTRAL US.

Fans who have watched the natty lightweight eleven of the New Central Catholic high school of Lake county, will be treated to a class-le, when the fast and noted Loyola Lightweights of Chicago, pit thtiinFelves at Harrison Tark tomorrow. Both teams are anxious for the fray, as both have a claim to title in their division. Loyola carries a string- of 1"0 rounders who top their class around Chicago. Manager Hoes is quiet and will not commit himself as to results. Coach Lukeman. of the Central Cavli-

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LOWELL WINS

CROWN POINT

SFECIAL TO THE TIMES LOW EL Li. Ind . Ic 1. Lowell won the odd anie out of three from the county skaters here on a muddy field on Thanksgiving- I 'ay. Ka!n fell throughout most of the contest. Lowell simply outplayed and outwitted Crown Point, especially In the last quarter, when ihey made nice gains on end runs, line plunges and passes. Dick Catsten plunged over for nine yards for Lowell's touchdown with only a minute left to r-ay. Ralph Erounell kicked the wet pill for the extra point that won the gsuno. Crown Point made their only points in the second quarter when two iumbles by Lowell put the ball in tho danger zone an da pass to Carroll over the line gave them their touchdown. The kick went wild. Crown of Gary and Hart of Whiting officiated, the first play and was penalized five

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LIVE STOCK

JUDGES LEAVE

LAFAYETTE, Ind., Dec. 1. The Purdue university live stock Judgingteam, which will compete In the intercollegiate judging contest at the International Live Stock Exposition in Chicago, next week, have gone. The team Is composed of S. II. Anslin, Warsaw; W. L Allen and O. E. Young, Frankfort; M. M. Hamilton, Stockwell; V. V. Freeman, Eentonville; R. II. Bauman. North Manchester and W. G Crowell, Euinettsville. The team was accompanied by Prof. W. W. Smith, the coach. Since 1D13, the Purdue teams have won the contests twice, in 1916 and 1320. Purdua will have 13 head of fat steers, a heifer, seven Angus and seven Shorthorns at the show. Topether with nine Shropshire and Hampshire wethers in the past five years Purdiit- hay shown the srand

champion steer three times, in 1917. Merry Monarch; In 191$; Fyv ie Knight and in 1320. Black Ruler. The Purdue cattle was shipped on Monday. Indiana will be represented !n the Junior live stock division by the Madison County boys' team which won at the Indiana State Fair. The following compose the team: Fred Taylor, Kobert Thomas, Bert McAllister and Frank Lukens.

MUNSTER

All patrons and people interested In the (public school are requested tr be present at a special meeting to be held at the Munster school house Wednesday evening, Dec. 6th at 7:30 .p. m. In order to Xorm a Par-ente-Teachers club, a special Invitation Is extended to o-ua- town 'boardMr. Harder Is building a new garage on his place on Ttidge Koad. Mr. and Mrs. Lester DeYoung have moved In the house recently vacated by tho West family.

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Jack Dempsey and Strangler Lewis in the poses in which they will face each other.

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cal promoter. One of thosi. bcuts will be a mixed affair with Strangler Lewis, heavyweight wrestling champ, to decide which is the more formidable, a champ

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