The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-08-10
GIL'S BREEZY CHAT OF SPORT


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got a like number for Boston. The
last game OF the series viii come this
Afternoon with Tannehin or Cy Young
against Walsh or White
The Cubs lost yesterday to the
Philles by a score Of to l after they
had the game well in hand. The win
ming came on a rally in the ninth in
ming when the score stood l to IN
favor Of the Cubs With two out,
volley Of hits came from the visitors
bats that sent three men over the plate.
Corridor and Lundgren were in the
box and the honors were in favor Of
Corridor, although the hits We're even.
Carl went up in the air for fair in the
last inning. After one out Courtney
was passed, Bransheld was out on
fly, Doolin singled Jacklitsch followed
with single and Courtney came home
with Doolin on third. Corridor then
completed the doings with a single that
scored two men ahead OF him. and
Thomas passed away. Pittenger and
Jack Taylor are thought to be billed
for today. The same teams play this
afternoon and again tomorrow.
The BARRIERS are to line UP against
the Never Sweats tomorrow and here
are the chaps who viii emulate the
Sox and Cub. For the scissors art
lists: Barber, second; Koegler, third;
Frame. first; kain. center; Fogelsong,
catcher; Shoemaker, left; Simpson,
short; Andes, right; futile, pitchers
Edwards. Walker and Reynolds, bench
warmers and Red Noonan, mascot. The
Never Sweats present: McQuiston,
third; his brother. left; Smith. first;
Osborne. short; Sterling, second; Roper,
light; Green, center; Lavinge, catch
er; Sheridan, pitcher; Ducomb and
Burge, assistants and Bill Adams, mas
cot
The Tigers and Athletics had a
chance TO rest up yesterday although
the boys would have much rather been
at each others threats than laying
around. The whole town is baseball
mad as it was when Canny Mack and
RUDE Wadden won the pennant. They
think they see a chance to head the
league again this year and they are
figuring a cleanup. Hughey Jen-
nings also sees a chance to bring the
flag to Detroit and he is not going to
give in. A double header may be
played today. Donovan, old Wild Bill,
who has been making a record this
year will go in one game against RUDE.
The Hammond team will present a
new lineup in their game tomorrow al
Hubbards park. Tobias or Moste will
be in the box, and the rest Of the posi-
tions viii be played as follows: Elder
catcher, Scherer, right; Barget, left
Rhode, first; Fowler, second;, Klose
third; White, short; and Moste or To-
bias, center. The Grey's lineup will
include: Schrage, right; Griffith, cen
ter; Simmons, left; Carringer, catcher
Girard, first; Long. second; Lampman
third; Lindburg, short; Hall or Hawk
ms, pitcher.
r. D. Little ran against a snag yes
terday in the tennis semi finals at Bos-
tor in the person of Bob LIE Roy Of
/ New York who put him out Of tn,
running. Hobart won his game from
HallowelL Leroy and Hobart vii
play today for the right to challeng,
Larned.
| Benny Yanger and Packey McFar
land are putting in hard licks at theii
training quarters and are rounding in
to shape for their fight at Fort Wayn,
on Aug. 90. Yanger left for the Indi
ana city where he will finish his work
while Paekey will continue at Gil
more's emporium.
Eighteen swimmers will start thi
afternoon on the Marathon race from
the Chicago Yacht club to the Soutl
Shore Country club. The course is tel
miles and A. NJ. Goesling. of the Mis-
souri, A. c., is one scratch with handi
caps ranging to forty minutes.
Cans and Britt finally signed article
for match, to take place Sept. g. a
the baseball grounds at San Francisco
They are to go twenty rounds for $25,
600 and have started in training TIL
referee will be Jim Jeffries or Jacl
WEIGH.
Stovau and Delehanty, the suspend
ed players of the Cleveland team, wi
Join the outlaws, it is said. The Read
ing club of the Athletic league claim
to have signed both men.
The Canadians furnished plenty
surprise in the prelims of the Nations
) Regetta at Philadelphia yesterda,
!; when they won a place in every one
| the six events.
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