The Lake County times. [volume], June 15, 1918, SATURDAY AND WEEKLY EDITION, Page Page Nine, Image 9

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tiri"N. Juii 15. Kisht h't batt
cubj r" a way to a running start, play
ing 'fun" baseball in old llncl.-ind on
!l-lurarr schedule for the first time
In the History of the Grand Old Game
and of Knjiiand.
The Aiislo-Amoncan League is made
up cf Buddie nnd Jacks from the ranks
snd fs in d ' n Tonmiif-!" from the hos
ritals and the Pay and Records offices.
There l-n't h professional in the whole
orjraturat Ritbuph every club ha?
several t ars who can lay claim to
mlncr-a kus fan-.e back home before
w cpni'1 int" th War.
Thta t th list of clubs:
AtnsncHii Army Headquarters. Amer
ican Xavy Ht adquarter. Houpslow
American Aviation. Norfboit Am?rii-in
Aviaf.on. ,Sunnmgdai Canadian 1-1 os-P-lal.
F.psm Canadian Hospital. Tap
It w I'nttadtan Hospital. Canadian 1'ay
.rid KfCfriis Offices.
Admital Pmiii 5f n; th otitr.t away
f' th b.-rr;T at a rosu'ar 'ox!can
'''j.. whfn h to.srd th fir.' ball at
r .rtnj-N"vy JI?ndqtiartT fm.
Maj. Gt-n. Riddle, command mp all th
vriTican r.vps In Enp'atid. a( bepid
?.'n: In th- stand, and scatiord among:
tur o.r",i.- crowd th?ro hundred of
l:"tah' KnsHsh and Amri an. s"!d!rs
r-T." snilrrj. 'iip'.oma:?. bnnktTi and
r'mt Co k. The field was frinpe-d with
t': khui f nd two hnrl?5 of blue of
figb'.np d;:i the dark b!u of th
fai'rr-mon and th lighter-hued h.os
ri'a! untforri of the lad? who'e bren
f! up at the frr-nt.
Gold l.vc cracked pea nut 5 ani? drank
cmger and r' o'd Arli- l.a'hsrp
'n hi drriion as ur.pire. liut Ar'.ie
'"sn't n::nd aft'-r all the. yea rs in
Fpoi-ljch ciai'o of frn7.!fd fan?
Thirty Angels There. t
Among 1 1 ppotator? m th.e stands j
tra,t rlay : r " American bum.
the league race. l';r off. the n verapo
I "n(i ' isiima ti thir.ks lnsol.'il must be
something like rr.cfcet. but after a lit : ie
friendly coaclttnp ho begins to s.v. y
what's : all a'.n.ut. They don't al! 1 1 k
it at the rlrsl name, or fioi th sceotid.
but so-iie of them had seen baseball :hs!.
sear, hu.1 now it's bepinning to tak
hold.
lbyvard I r-"oker. S:in Francieo. an
ex-rhainp:.n r.'SIf r ?kti,r. is the bt:si
ness rnanapt-r of the Anplo-Amcricaii
leagae. He has promoted roller ska! i "ip
cornp"! it ;i'i's and prire -ftcbts all over
Knroii booker even believes that af-
er tiie war he can tnrke a .succohs of a J
professional lluropian !. apue. cohht s- i
ins the principal cities of Knplaud. I
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"Pro" Player Basnecl. j
I'or r timf- ihip sprinp Fnplard was
threatened with an invasion of two
teams of professional bail p!aers path
erecl from busit eauc!uba throttphout
America. Admiral Flms put bis foot
aown on this plant, and Hooker tl;en de
cided upon the plan to popularize base
bail through the simon-pure athletic
of Army and N'ay players
General buidi" crimped the arrange
ments for a brief moment when Cross
and the other backers wanted to divids
the proceeds ao-.ong Fritish and Ameri
can war charities.
'Give i all to British charities." said
General 1'iddle. "We. AnieriCiins hae
com over here to do and g'.ve rot to
recei e."
The promoters "got" htm.
K. Newton Crane. Iswjf:. ! presi
dent: II. II. I.uker.?. of the du ront
Powder Company, secretary, and Itr-h-ert
Grant, banker, is treasurer cf the
I lea cue.
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pjid his my through th tvirnsti'e.
"'r er no seasoi passes for "the
leys" from the l?:h ward in this
ta cje.
Thre ar three sea?-1 why these 31
An'erii'an de-oted their time and ven
tured th?ir money to make the Ang'o
A men can Irneue ball-playmp reality.
l'".M. They w fi n t to gi til d"up'r.h".
find .Id ks their fa-.f-nte summer dish
f r their leisure time. That's obvious.
Seroiid-y I'ney wanted t" re-iiet
mor.ey for charity. The British Red
Cress and other approved Rr:': 'n war
rharit-.es ctri&inUy will cit a ruh di-. vy
from tins season of hulling sinctly
ray crowds i ball games where nobody
draw arty pay but the urrsps and the i
league ma razor. I
To Show Eritlshers. j
ThirdS-. i.hey wanieri to t'ln-v the I vve
Kr. e' '. eh m ;- n a1! about Iaebn-.l. how it'sjof
p'a: .! ani wha' regul-ir fellow play
the pome.
p,-.tei t s'o un on the billboards n'l
-er London pr.tif.infirir rex; we'k '
sr-" ar-1 t ht ftan1tr.es of the club.
neri' n business rren take their
'ami' .e c t o--- panr.e ar.d are gradual-
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Frank Raker.
Frank Baker is batting well over .300 for the Yankees and is fielding
cpectr.eu'arh-. Critics who have said for the last two seasons that he was
through can't dope it out. Baker says systematic training in the winter
kept him in fine fettle and is responsible for the improvement.
but the fans themselves will be able
to tell conclusively, after tomorrow's
game, whether or rot theae players
come up t oexpeetations.
Fl eryhmg is In readiness for emor
row ' bip parne w ith th Great Lakes
Jivkle and the fans pie preparing to
receive "Paddy" Ir;'eoi! with open
The b:e navy band which will as
semble downte.wn at ah'jl l:"1"! p. m.
for a shert parade before matching to
the hn' l Rt it is sure to receive a grand
i-eme from Hammond's loyal crowd
of patriotic citizen.
Fearing the strong aggregation of
b 11 player that represent the navy
la. is. Parduhn has at the iast minu:e
;nn"unred th fact that he has signed
a new- first baseman as well e. a new
third sacker for tomorrow's eon'est.
Poih men have repi.
iioofl hitters, as well a?
KENTUCKY WILL DROP
LULL RAGES AND III
QUIT TILUFTEB WAR
LA TON I A. KT.. June 15 At a meet
ing of the slate racing commilon yej
tuday. no fall racing dates were aked
for because of the rrpo.ition that has
developed from various organizations
at Louisville, includ'.n; 'he Itotary club
and the Ministers' js? c ation.
Gen. V. B Haldeman. member of
the comniisslon. read a long statement
in which he says be i opposed to any
m .! racing in Ken uk f'r thi
close cf W:e present Linia meetii1,.
until the end of the war.
In view of the stand islcn by Gen.
Haldeman. the various track managers
decided not to ask for any fall dates at
af.ons of being K O Drown of Toledo fought tn fast rresent, and on motion duly made and
clever infieliers. round to
TWO KNOCKOUTS AT
IVS LAST SCRAPS
FOR SOME TIME
CINCINNATI. ".. June IS. Ttvo
knockout. marked the last n.ht of
boxing in '"inotnnati for the summer at
least. Jack I"oup!as of Cincinnati was
kre-ektd out. by Hoy Moore of California
in the fifth round of their fifteen rovnd
n-.i'cli, fb- main go of Wednesday righ".
Pouglan claimed a foul in the. fifth
round, but examination prned his in
correct, and a knockout was -he decision
of Ileferee Mills.
.Iiramie Harris of Denver knocked
out Garbmd Hutchinson of Cincinnati
in the fifth round of their six round
ma'ch. F.lily F.ynn of Cineinnafi end
took the count in the th.rd round from
his opponent. Pilly Jones. .lone out
weigh ng him by nineteen pounds.
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After months of hibernating, it is a great privilege to hike for the "open" when
the first days of summer arrive. That is the season when every normal
family wants to forget sweltering cities, party manners and all the other
features of unnatural living. A tiny cottage with a ten foot garden begins
to look mighty interesting for the grass is actually green, the air is pure,
and there are wonderful possibilities for a hammock and a good book.
Why not break away from the "cliff dwelling" this summer. It is really
quite simple. Pick out a spot not too far from the office buy your'
self a sturdy, dependable five-passenger car like the Paige "Linwood"
and just see what happiness it will bring to you and every member of
the family. Remember, there are no mile posts when ycu own a Paige.
PAIGE-DETROIT MOTOR CAR COMPANY, DETROIT, MICHIGAN
JERRY O'NEIL
Distributor for Northern Part of Lake County and West Hammond.
Phone [phone] E. State St. Hammond, Ind.
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FOOT soldiers began to carry firearms about 1350,
huge, clumsy guns weighing from 25 to 75 pounds.
Mere hap.J cannon, iron or copper tubes, they v. ere
leveled by a forked support, and fired a a touch.hole.
With the invention of the wheel-lock crruebus, in 1517,
the first self-firing gun, the musket, was a quick step.
Like the first guns, automobile tires, w ien Goodrich
began to develop them, were crude, clum y affairs, and
it's a long, long road of improvement to the r mmetrical
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The history of the last twenry-tw" years of The
B. F. Goodrich Rubber Company is pretty much the
history' of pneumatic automobile tire.
But whether Goodrich was bringing forth America's
first clincher tire, or America's first cord tire
Goodrich built tires to but one end service value
to the user the worth of the tire to the motorist on his
car and on the road in comfort, economy, dependability
and durability, and mileage.
That is why the tire user today gets the utmost SER
VICE value in Goodrich SILVERTOWN CORDS,
and BLACK SAFETY TREADS.
Demand SERVICE VALUE TIRES.
THE B. F. GOODRICH RUBBER COMPANY,
Clucago Branch: 1925 Michigan Ave, Chicago. EL
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pc ned.
The rommtfslon then adjourned to
meet subject to the call of the chairman.
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CHICAt'JO. JIA... June, 15. Birds of
a feather may flock tog-ether, tuit
"birrls" of the air don't always fly in a
bunch. This is shown by the entry of
DeLloyd Thompson, one of the most
daring- of exhibition aviator. in the
1H0 mile niotor Derby at Chicago'.
speedway at Broadview en June. 22.
Thompson "ee'nine new thrill enter.
th- lists seams', such famous pilots as
Kalph Pel'alma. l.oui C hevrolet. Bar
ney Oiriflelrl ;ind .Arthur Duray. He
trill drive one of the Pelaee car ownd
by Jinrry Usrlines of New York.
Thompson . career as a ejvr ineluies j
the exploit of ha inR looped the loop j
f'.f y-four time. in uccosion, which is
cis. mod a. a world's r'cotrl.
At tlie s.ini" lime the nnou n'-ement
i made thi Thompson hns entered 1
ithere come nnotner trat one familiar
j raef will be misin!: from speedway
jTac.n? next year. Pnrnev f! dried savs
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HIES IN
INDUSTRIAL
LEAGUE
The following- same were played in
the Inter-clty Industrial baseball
leajrue :
Gibson. 9: General Chemical Co., I.
Grayer Tank Works, 13; Hubbard
Steel Foundry Co.. 2.
General American Tnk Car Co.. 6:
United Chemical & Organic Products
Co.. 4.
Simplex. 7: Northern Indiana Gas it
Electric Co.. 4.
The follow tnc games will be played
this Saturday:
Simplex vs. United Chemical 4 Or
jrario Products Co. and Hubbard Steel
Foundry Co., at Harrison Park. Umpire,
Keller. Simplex plays two jrnm.
General American Tank iar Co. is.
Gibson at Indiana Hsibcr. Umpire.
Sweeney.
General Chemical Co. s Northern In
diana Gss Elec. Co.. si Morris Park.
Umpire, Mettler.
The War Savings Pledge Card is
a little note written to Uncle Sam
tc assure him that you are with
him in the war and that you intend
to stay to the finish.
Hammond Iron
& Metal Company
MARCUS BROS., Props.
Wholesale Dealers in
IRON, METALS, RUBBER
AND SECOND HAND
MACHINERY
Offices: 340 Indiana Ave.
Yards Sohl Street and Indiana Ava,
HAMMOND : INDIANA.
Office Phone '27. Re6. Phone 104S-R.
DR. ROB'T J. CARROLL
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
155 State St., Hammond, Ind.
Phone 2288.
GIVE MY OWN MEDICINES.
JESS REFUSES
TO REFEREE GO
Jess TVillnrd will not officiate as ref
eree in the Fred Fulton-Jack Dempsey
ninteh scheduled for Panluiry. Conn., on
.liilv 4. Instead be wiM box six or ten
AM -he drivers who will bo s- rounds ith some suitable opponent for
wheel in the Prrhv on June 22 are in j the soldiers at Camp Ftins'on on that
CbicRKo tuning up their cars fe.r reeoid ; day. Jes today sent this information
rpo.'d.
ft m m am a en o P"
I in answer to wires akir.K wheihr h
I would referee and whether h could go
rei x-v, ork and box for the War .Ilos
; pita! fund at Madison Square garden.
I Willard savs life never lookel to sweet
as it does now on his big farm
Lawrence. Kas.
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AilEHICAN LEAGUE.
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New s York 2'.' 21
CHI".G! 25 2 1
Cleveland 2S 2".
SV 1 .011 is li 2t
Wnshineioti 25 2i
Phi.i(. i pit 1 :i 1 .' 2
l.Vroit 1 2
Yesterday's Results.
"ni' a?o, Vashir..-!ci, 4.
l."tus. f : I-ioston. 4.
' . laud, i : 1'hihuleiph in. 2.
.'c.v York. 11: H'er-ut. K
Games Today.
i-.siisnKton at 'hi .
.-v. York nt Detroit
Philadelphia at Cleveland.
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NATIONAL LEaQUS.
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Philaof'i'ln
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Yeatsraay'a H,8iult.
New York. T; Cincatro. 0.
Iiototi. 7; Pit ishurf h, 6.
I'hiiadelphia. 2: St. Louts, 1.
Games Today,
t'hioacti at 15r-.ok 1;. r..
Pittsbvirgh at Philadelphia.
St. Louis at Boston.
Cincinnati at New York.
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CHRISTIE BEATS
BOB MOHA
MTbtYAPKKU. WIS . June 1 S. Iyjs
Christie, nuddleweiftht. bad a shade over
Rob Moha at the end of a ten round, no
decision hout lnt nurht . The boxers
donated their hre of the purse to Kd
die Moha. brother of P.ob. who wa in
jured m a bout hor recently.
Buy a Thrift Stamp today.
Hammond
Auto Sheet Mefai
Works
690 Hohman Street.
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radiator
leaking,
bring it to
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will repair
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and not
overcharge
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work. We
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eruarantce our
also replace new cores.
make and repair Fenders
floods, Tanks and Lamps.
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Don't Throw Away Your Old Tires
jt r RrxtrsE thk tkfi h woh out.
We ompletely rehuile' eid worn tires, with
r'v braker sir p. new ebr!o. and a heavy layer
of Goodyear ru'r.her, mek'np a complete, rebu'lt
heavy blacic cord tread tvpe t're. just as neat
in appears nee artd a serviceable as new. at le&
tnan 1-3 Its origins! c-e.-t.
Cioou von 4000 mii.es.
Prices for Rehxitldinje Vorn Caatncs-
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We hav-e
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in stock for
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sale at nreyerit a full
I ne cf standard make tires completely rebuilt
w-ith the new heavy black cord type tt'ead. at a
saving: of at least 10 per cent.
NOTICE Tlr.s w,,;k must in no manner be
confused with the so-called "Ordinary retread "
ce.ur method is the original factory lebulit
way i
Ca.l at our locnl salesroori .-,nd examine the
or'.K :nal heavy hand rebuilt co-rl type t" res cn
d r'ii" The or'.c'nal f!nihed pre.rlnct look.? lika
new. iip'a eVri'.r.5s and part Sundays.
Harrison Tire Co.
3l!2 HOHMAN SI, HAlMOD, ID.