Hammond Times, Volume 16, Number 156, Hammond, Lake County, 22 December 1922 — Page 20

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IRE DAME ; HAS TOUGH SCHEDULE r?VTEKAT!ONA- NEWS SERVICE tOUTH BEIvD. ltd-. Dec. S3. 'ns of the hardest schedules ever J -.81-10 5 cut for any college football '.turn was announced by Coach ;;nu:o Rickno today for his 1923 ''t Dauue eleven..,.,,, Asay. Princeton and Georgia i ecS win 'bo played on uoctv F-afyVdays. the first t-,vo In the east Oa.virU Tec-i her as Notre

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"4raaie are scheduled for Oct. i:S0 and 27. Tho--Princeton rms " maiarTf the first clash of a Xotre "isle, team with a member cf the "Xtft Threft"V In ten years. .:ara?oo and Lombard "will ' the Notre Dame schedule here 'rrSept. 23. and Oct. 6. y-r'er the Georgia Tech same, i'arue. Nebrsika. Butler, Carnegie ":h ' and St. Louis University i.oaras will bo. p'.ayod on successive Saturdays , In' the crder named. Of U-e :i v . tcarae cniy Purdue and :tii'r v.-ni play here. girls defeat boys At northwestern u. Mr 5hicr Women Carry Of .411 Highest Honors in 'mr Scholarships ?,7rSITERMAriONAl. NEWS SERVICE fA-Nii'rO.N. lli.. Doc. First piatf foffctha ladies- last place fur fh T tCr.ier. : . Scat's .the way they CcliUed f -fhi-ear, 1821r23 la tl. College' ol !-:t.r;U . Arts at Xorth.we8.terB University,, according- to figure- inado public by Registrar Kerr. . For the entire year the women of ' the .scaler cl&as took flrst place 'r. scholarship. During- the. flrst sepxester , their score waj 1.6353, wliii during the second they did even better. ., trtih an average ol 1 SoC'7. . . . Freshmen took last place during" both eeni'estera. Their score by semesters -was and .7312. re flectively. , Special men 6tudents -:;d not -do much better. Their rank for the second semester was .856L As a whole the fraternity men made a roor showing-. Their score for the second semester was .9487. while that of the non-fratcrnlty tuea was 1.03S5. I T,.. BEATS G 2jnTX?ra. IikJL. Dec 22. Whiting Trji.essed another exhibition of fpfi cls.:a basket ball Wednesday' f e.airis. when the newly org-aualzed 1'" Circles . defeated the Gary iigr-fters 1-Y the clcso margin of 28 I 7. The game was fart and 'tjjfi throughout, and victory lay '? the balance until the final 8i'.Slle blew. Much credit Is given Ca :- for bringing: to "vVhJttn-sr a tfiTi that plaved hard, vet clean at ; ffessaigilf It's ASK FOR YOUR OWN TERMS

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basket ball, their outstanding playera being- the Sibley brothers. Thelssen, Egyers and -Galvla were the star performer for Whiting both in floor work and locating-- the basket. The Ked Circles are an ajnateur team composed of local players only and are receiving: the hearty support of the townspeople. Ia placing this team on the floor to represent the town WTxltla' ha adopted for all time new policy, the promotion of wholesome amateur athletics and the abolition of professionalism. The team carries the emblem of Whiting- Community Service, the bigRed Circl'. and the people aro predictingthat within the next few years J4st as etronsr teams will carry tie 'Circle as have ever represesfJ3"Xay toira oa the basket ball court' ' ,v COBB NEEDS ANOTHER DOUBTFUL SINGLE TO PASS SISLER MARK NEW TOIUC Tec 23 Geor-o Slalar, cf the St. Lou! s Americans, and not Ty Cobb, is entitled to -recognition a holder cf the highest batting- average la the history of the American league, examination today of official statistics revealed. -

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The Detroit manager's mark of .420, made, in 1911, has been acceptcd generaUy as the league's hJffb. mark, while records for 1323 credited Slsler with an average of .413. Analysis cf the two records, however, shows that Cobb's actual percentage in 1S11 waa .41962, whereas Slsler' mark for the last season, carried out the earns Dumber of decimal place, was .41879, thus giving- the Browns first sacker a margin of .00017. Giving Eis-ler's average the benefit of the .fraction exceeding one-half, such as was done In Cobb's case and is generally cue- , tomaxy In averaging compilation now, hi record in round fig-urea would be the same as that ot hi Xetroit rival .(id.

Marquette Five in Victory Over DePauw - 7JTT a TTK-r-.r., rw:. ;;--Xaria.tU University basketball team, led by Capt. Bed .tfcina and E. ntxgerald. defeated. De Fauw University here last nlrht in a thrilling- battle before a crowd of 3.600 by the score of 23 to 16. De Fauw, using the earn line up which last year defeated the Big Tea confe-enco ' champions, Purdue, were outclassed by the fast and accurate passing i&ma of the HXarouettes and the Invincible scoring combination of Uunn to Duford. STORE OTEN EVENINGS TILL CHRISTMAS

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The Northern Indiana Caji Co. increased their lead in the Industrial Ieag-ue by defeating the F. 8. Betz team tare game last night at the McCool alleys. Jim Handy lead the attack for the Gas Co., with a total of 633 pin, and also winning the dollar prise with bis score of 382. The Lke County Time won three game from the Graver Tank Work and ths X. H. XL team took two game from the General. Axnerloana. ... Tth Swift team came to life last night and took th strong Standard 6teel team for two games. Billie Banner was second high for the evening with 612 pins and got the half dollar prlxe with his score of 225. The following are last night's scores: ' LiAKE COUNTT TIMES Wells ;....1S1 i43 173503 Helnneroan ......172 13S 168 496 Bates ...143 167 164 4J0 KJcter 147 163 1S7 453 Goohrlnger 126 154 170450 Totals 775 73 818 3SS Team leverage -794GltAVEK TANK WOKH3 tAindweU ......182 U0 116337 Marths ......168 148 172 ITS Suadberg- 141 148 116 405 Dummy 130 ISO 130 S0 ilarclnek 1S5 ITS 163 526 Total 746 754 ! 218S Team Average 732. SWIFT & CO. Peterson 1T1 157 -13 Ml Canaga 18i 167 14 (91 A. Frudenberr ...153 133 175 463 II. Frudenberg ...140 134 137 461 Banner 179 225 208613 Totals S29 876 813 2518 Team Average - 833 1-3. STANDARD ETEHSXj Jonas 140 180 167477 Murnich ......... 196 149 153 504 Kowalsld 144 133 203 479 Nellsoa 130 192 182604 Cassaday ........135 173 172473 Total 745 826 872 2443 Team Average S14 1-3. I. H. BELT Stark 180 169 192541 Fox .............ISO 163 161 604 Miller ....- 166 147 160463 mibrtck 168 169 162 49 Zimmerman 314 175 165 E54 Totals 898 823 840 2661 Team Average 853 3-3. GENERAL AMERICAN Martin ........ ..162 ' 186 169 1T MoCall 153 179 166 483 Klompner .......153 170 149 4Tl Jens 172 147 192611 Krlrlck 133 13S 1S3 453 Total 7T0 811 865 244S Team Average 815 1-3. F. & BETZ CO. Hall 177 165 201843 Oldfleld 147 160 147444 Sullivan 131 189 126445 Chayken ......... -1S3 16S .145 502 Sooksey ......... 1S4 140 131455 Totals 82S 812 743 23S9 Team Average 796 1-3. NORTHERN INDIANA GAS. Himchman U 193 169 508 Clark 158 157 166 481 Barman 181 160 186 527 Schroeder .......155 135 173 453 Handy 204 332 157633 Totals 844 867 891 260: Team Average S6T 1-3. The only woman who controls a London theater is Miss Sylvia Rosen, ths rosngr and energetic manager of n of tb meet popraar places of amusement in the British

Hammond Mohawks Beat Methodist Hustlers Wednesday nlg-ot was a gloomy night for Mr. Belmaa'sj class of boys, bettor known as the Hustlers. Atlthough the Hustlers had Powley, the former Hammond high school star, it made no difference to the Indian five. The Indians, before the game, stared a war dance. the medicineman was all dressed in his outfit. The Indian" five went to Chief fchoot-em-basket. He said. "We win by six scalps." The battle started, Frank Douglas, the Indian mentor, was as happy as ever could be. starting out was Powley, be sunk two in a row. Then Fromroe, Du Frane. sunk one, Powley another. Then L. Smith got away with one, Powley another. The half ended 8 to 6. Mentor Douglas talked to his tribe. We then saw that we were losing. The second half started with Smith sinking one, Fromme and Du France and then Du Frane, Smith, Fromroe. The fame drew near the end, three minutes to play and the tribe was wlnnlne:. The Hustlers crew

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The big thing to keep in mind when selecting Cigars for a man's Xmas gift, is to be sure they are the brand he likes. We have dozen of these brands to select from. Boxes of 25. $1.25 and $2.25. Boies of 10, 75c, $1.00 and $1.25. Boxes of 50, $2.25, $3.75 and $4.75.

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restless and pdled up five more points while the Uohawk made 4 more pdonta, The last minute to play was a football game, not a basketball game. Ths final whistle blew, the trible gave a cry and the Indians vanished tt dress up and go to their epee's. CarnoYits and Arnts are to be mentional aa their ruardlaff helped the trible. Powley stared for the Hustlers. Final so re; 20 to 13. MOHAWKS. B F P T

Du Frane, rf 3 L. Smith, If ........8 Fromme, o ............. .4 Caraovttz, rgr .........0 Arentr. lr 0 0 0 0 0 0 HUSTLERS. B F P T Powley, rf 4 Fites, If , ......... 1 Reed, o .0 Thornton, rf .....1 Elster. Ig ....0 R. Peitre, If .....0 1 0 0 0 0 0 THEY WANT GAMES. who suffer for the want of games, who siiffe- for th (want of sramei".

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Cameras as Gifts Everyone Hke to take pictures, and i you are planning a gift for someone who has no Camera, you can give nothing that would please more. No. 2 Buster Brown Camera $2.50 2A Buster Brown ,. $3.50 Folding Brownie. 2!4x3!4. .... .$10.00 Folding Brownie. 22x4y4 $12.00 Ansco Memory Kit .......... .$15.00 Others up to Post Card size.

Johnson Shoe Skates, ladies or men's. . . . .$10.95 Spalding Blue Streaks ...$10.45 Special Shoe Skates, for men or boys $ 7.85 Special Shoe Skates, for girls or women .... $ 8.35 Hockey All Clamp Skates...... .........$ 1.50 Girls Strap Heel, clamp toe .. . .$1.50

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Footballs $1.50 $3.50 $5 Pocket Knives, large j-jOc assortment Others op to $3.50 Carving Sets, $5.75 and , Chemistry Sets, $1.50 and $4.50 $2.50 $8.50 75c Meccano Sets, $1.50 to , .... i Electric Motors, $2.75 and. . . . . 50c to .... AA TW,. SSc $2.95 Flash Lights. $1.25 to Basket Balls $3.75 $3.00

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These boy are a bunch of clean sports. This group of boys kpuw basketball from A to Z. The aver are welg-ht la 125 pounds. These bay's have a good team tqt their sise. They played th Mlttget A. C last year and walloped tbem both tiroes. Any teamQiat beats the Midgets saw that' they have a team and a half. The Lighting's play the Hammond Cardinals Wednesday at the Maaonlc Temple,, a plemlnary game for the Colonial game. We would' like to bear from the Irving A. ., Troop One, Columbia Jrs, Hammond Hebrews- Also from the high school second team. For games -'call Hammond 1881-R and ask for Dowry Smith, or write to Lowry Smith. 63 Ruth street. Hammond, ind. We travel withia a ravdlu of 49 miles.

'Goat' Anderson Beats Cancer; Leaves Hospital BOOTH BEND Ind.. Dea 21. "Goat" Anderson, froroerly one of the proprietors and managers of the Wheeling Central League Baseball Club, has apparently made a miraculous recovery followlnr an or-era-'tK. Skate: Boixng Gloves, $5.95 and Purple and White Slipover Sweaters Gillette Razors ., Shaving Outfits, $4-25 to ........ Cigarette Cases ......... Leather Bill Folds, 50c to Paiche&i Game .......... Punching Bags $2.50 $9.25 $5.00 $1.75 $2.00 $5.00 $1.00 $2.50 $1.75 $1.00 $7.25 Scout Axes ....... Scout Knives Poker Sets. $3.50 to

tlon for the removal of a cancer ol the stomach. Anderson was give J up as a hopeless case by the eargeoa at the time of the cperatlos last month, but' today be came out of the hospital and - within twj weeks expects to be again aotive lr? the management of hi resrtauranl and cigar ttore. Anderson was a' various times with. .South Bene! ano Terra Haute. Di the major league he played with Pittsburgh-

FOUR TEAMS AT GAME PASADENA. CAX. Da Four college football team irtll see th University cf Southern California and Pena State football teams daah bare New Tear day in the tournament of rose j annual east va. west grtiiroo dash. Invitation have Went accepted by the football team cf Weet Virginia, Pittsburgh. Goseaga and Utah Agricultural eel lagsThe Roman women treated their hair very fancifully, curling it and snrlnkllTi- it with rold dust. Rifles Vert the boy, priced (fT? up from -. Fishing Outfit Will be appreciated by either boy or man; $2.50 up from Baseball Outfit Complete outfits; suit, glove, and ball, jy 25 Boys' Baseball (jjg 9 5 Tennis A Tennis Racket for the girl or boy who enjoys tennis. Tennis Rackets at, $2.50, $3.00, $4.00, $6.00 Pipes Hundreds of different styles and shapes. With cases and without, for you to choosjc from; priced at, 50c, 95c, $1.25, $1.50, $2.50, $3.50, $4.00. Others up to $10.00. Cigar Humidors, at $1.50, $3.00, $4.50. Hammond

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