The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-08-08

Frank Callahan, j. e. Graham, DIR.
GcorgeGeorge orr. DR.. F. F. stephens.
DIR. C. c. Robinson and DR.. Frederick
Sauer. All of these cars were loaded
to the guards, number of them con-
tanning ladies we'll men.
Dick Jones, Indiana Harbor's village
cut-up' was the observed Of all OBJ
servers. 1t is Dicks usual stunt to
turn handsprings and stand on his
head in front of grand stand in his en-
thusiasm. but yesterday his enthusiasm
passed all bounds. He was out flash
ing ten dollar bill, which he offered
at any odds, to any one who might be
inclined TO take chance" on Gary
and swarmed upon the diamond every
time good play was made by Indiana
Harbor. Numberless times he had to
be shooed off the field by the umpire.
or was led away by calnner spectators.
The Judge Some Rooter.
Judge Homer Ansley was torn be-
tween love and duty, but love won the
day and he was eventually found over
among the Indiana Harbor rooters,
roofing like mad. for Judge can root
some. Several Garyites shouted to him
to come out of that" but there was
nothing doing. Judge stuck Same way
with Doc Hal Stephens.
AS for Manager Matt Sternberg.
there is telling how much money
he lost on dinners. Certain 1t is that
had his patrons so chosen. any or all
of them might have walked out of the
Sternberg cafe with never the sign of
| liquidation of their pecuniary obliga-
lions for meals consumed, and Matt
been none the wiser. All he did was to
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glazing at the clock every two min
utes. awaiting the hour TO start for the
scene of battle.
! Indiana Harbor was the first to bat
and after Riley had gone out Stern
berg hit a nice one over second for 9
single. Ryma1 beat out a bunt. ad-
vaneing Matt to second who scored 6
moment later on Croaks hot one, past
shortstop Hitler flew out to right
field and Rymal was caught trying t.
steal third.
Some of the Plays.
In Gary's half, after two men wer'
down Heating made nice hit to lef
! field, but Erickson was unable to hell
hi malong any. putting one in Hitler
hands in center field. MCGUIRE opene'
the second inning with a two-bagge
to center, was Sacrif1ced to tnird o.
| Thomas and after Erickson had struel
out and Calvin had been passed. h
scored when the pitcher missed bal
which had been tossed back to him b.
the catcher.
Riley made a hit over second, Blu
Calvin was put out trying TO scor
from second on 1t. There was nothin
doing then until the sixth. and in tina
inning the Indiana Harbors adde
three more to their score. lille
walked and Mcclure laid down a per
feet bunt between the plate and tn
pitcher but Leroy threw wild to frs
and Hitler landed on third and Nc
CURE on second Hill then score
when the pitcher threw to second t
catch Mcclure. who was taking lon
lead from that base
Thomas flew out to short and Nc
CURE was tagged trying to score o
Saunders hit to second. Sandy stol
second while the pitcher stood wit
the ball in his hand Calvin hit I
third and beat out the throw to frs
He then stole second and Saunder
scored on a throw to catch Jim 6
second. Riley made a hit. advancin
Jim to third and Calvin scored a me
ment later on Sternberg's single to lei
field Rymal went out short to frs
In the eighth the visitors made the
, sixth and last tally. Calvin wake
and stole second. Riley was passe
T Matt hit a hot one to Erickson, VIII