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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-09-20
HAMMOND
TEAM HAS
FIRST TRYOUT
zY IRVING CEAYKEN.

Penn Carolan the new football mentor
or the Hammond team now. has had
four difficult days in which to study the
material which without a doubt Will
bring TO Hammond the profes sional
championship and Penn cheerfully CON
cedes that a better squad cannot be
found Four OF the regular players did
not report at last nights practice. bur
twenty beefy grid men turned out and
they showed mid season form. The new
men on the team know we'll that Ham
mond has gained much prestige in past
years and every one IS out 10 achieve
record that local fandom will be proud
or
Due to the fact that Halas. Barrett
Eisler and Howard were among the abb
sent ones, there was no scrimmage, but
the beefy candidates were given signal
practice with the backfeld men doing
most OF the work. In King Brickly and
Meyers. the team has a wonderful trio in
open field running The passing game
was not IN action but Overbagh and
Hess are we'll known for their long
shots and can be depended on to deliver
az all times. The punting will be left 10
Rrickly and King. both stars are in great
shape that the kicking end of the
game is well in hand
Pashmalyon. Instead or rounding into
form at the right end position was sent
70 the left with Bosdet the famous Oak
Park artist on the right corner. The
switch which was made BY Coach Caro-
Ian a dandy. the pair showing that
they can break up any interference.
Whitlock and Falcon are two brainy
tackles. their work indicating that they
know the grid game from every angle
Keefe. who was stone wall for Pine
Village has partner equally as good in
Seliger. the guard positions being in
shape for any attack.
At center Rydzewski showed that he
still possesses the same knowledge
which made him one OF the greatest
football players that Notre Dame ever
turned out. Rydzewskis work last
night was perfect in handling the ball
and the hundreds who were out 10 see
the eleven in practice admitted that
Blocker had nothing on the South Chi
cago idol. With such a wealth of ma
terial it is hard 70 figure how Hammond
will lose a game and few more prac-
tice sessions will put the team in shape
for its first clash which Will probably
be against Racine Owner Parduhn is
now dickering with the Wisconsin team,
but SO far has had no word from John
wagner's town.
Hammond Will not play their games
at the old White Sox park. as was given
out in last nights TINES but instead
Parduhn has been given Comisxey Park.
the field being in readiness as soon as
the White Sox win the worlds series.
Sunday morning az ten the team will
again be out for practice and the fans
will no doubt flock to the park TO see
some great putting and open field work,
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-09-20
GOOD GAME
At HAMMOND
NEXT SUNDAY

Sunday afternoon at the Hammond
ball park the Columbia A. c. OF West
Hammond will cross bats with the cele-
brated Roseland Eclipse team for the
final clash OF the season This promises
to be a great hardfought game as the
Roseland team has been playing a stin
game all season. beating some OF tho
best semi-p pros or Chicago while the Co
lumbia's have been putting UP an ex-
ceptional brand OF ball and are anxious
to close the season with victory over
the Roselards.
The Columbia's have a nrst-class
bunch Of ball tossers and are playing III
first class shape just now. This team
has shown some class this season. hav-
ing filled in all the open Sunday dates at
the local grounds this summer while the
regular team was playing it's out Of
town schedule and put UP a brand OF
baseball that would make the fans travel
far TO see.
The fans are in for treat Sunday al
the local boys have been training hard
all week for this game and are determin-
ed to put UP the best game OF ball seen
here this season asawinover the Eclipse
team will enable them to close their sea-
son in blaze Of glory.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-09-20
TAGGING ALL THE BASES
BY JACK VEIOCK
|. ~. s. Sports Editor

ONE more victory will put the White
Sox over.
CICOTTE'S pitching, coupled with
timely hitting by Gandil and schalk.
gave Chicago the frst game at Boston
GEORGE MOGRIDGE. let the Tigers
down with three hits and the Yanks
moved nearer TO third place.
COOPER wild pitched the Giants TO
victory at Pittsburgh when he let in
two runs ia the sixt hwith a crazy heAve.
BANCROFT'S hitting behind Hogs $
good pitching gave the Phillies their
game against the Cards.
CHAPMAN. Speaker. Harris. Wood.
Bagby and Wambsganss hammered
Shaw. Fisher and Harper OF the Senators
TO all corners OF the lot for one-sided
victory.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-09-20
DOUGLAS WILL
PITCH AGAINST
HAMMOND

Phil Douglass early in the season a
member of the Cubs and more recently
with the New York Giants. will do the
pitching for the Logan Squares against
Hammond in tomorrow's game at The
Logan Square park
a big crowd of local fans are expect
ed 10 make the trip. leaving on tho 1855
Monon. Either Milwaukee avenue car
or the Logan Square l. will take you di-
rect to the ball park.
Hammond will be in nne trim for to-
morrow's game and hope to even up the
series with Logan Square at one game
apiece Buckeye or Baichley will pitch
and Brennan. the new first baseman.
will again play the initial sack other
wise the Hammond lineup will remain
the same
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-09-20
FIGHT DECISIONS.

Decision OF fight representatives are:
AT BALTIMORE - Joe Lynch and
frankie Mason, draw G2).
AT ST. PAUL4--Mike O'Dowd bea Sol
dier Bartfield (1n) Carl Leonard
beat Johnny Shaner G0)
AT MILwAUKE-Young Marine heat
Benny vogel (f0); Johnny Mendel-
sohn and Young Dennis fought
draw (l0): George Adams beat
frankie Jummati (10).
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-09-20
CHIEF BENDER AND WIFE
VICTIMS OF ACCIDENT

PHILADELPHIA. Pa, Sept. 20
Charles A. C"Chief'O Bender is suffering
from a probable fracture OF the left
ankle and his wife. Marie Is suffering
from a broken left arm. Both are az
their home 3515 North Judson street,
this city The famous Indian pitcher
was injured at vineland, y. J.. in the
mining inning Of the championship game
between vineland and Mliville yester-
day Bender pitched for Milivilie. Mrs.
Bender broke her arm in a fall at a de-
partment store Monday. BY coincidence
both were treated at the Pennsylvania
hospital
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-09-20
SHORTY LONG,
STAR QUARTER, QUITS
GOPHER GRID SQUAD

MINNEAPOLIS. Mimi. Sept 20
Minnesota football hopes received a blow
yesterday when shorty" Long. star
quarterback of the 1918 and 1915 teams,
announced that he would not return to
school. He gave as his reason the fact
that the university has failed 10 give
credits due him.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-09-20
Joe LYNCH AND MASON
FIGHT II ROUND DRAW

BALTIMORE. Md. Sept 20. Joe
Lynch of New York fought twelve fast
rounds TO a draw last night with
frankie Mason Of Fort Wayne. The
referee was criticised when he called
the bout draw. Mason had a shade the
better Of 1t in the third and fourth. but
after this Lynch rained home right
crosses time and again with telling ef-
feet Mason staged rally in the
twelfth and sent the New Yorker aeress
the ring with hard right. but the latter
came back.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-09-20

NEW YORK, Sept. 20.--With Garry
Hermann reported on the verge OF re-
signing from the national commission.
the appointment Of successor to the
Craftsmanship Of basebalfs ruling boo
held the spotlight in local baseball ciT-
cles today.
National League club owners reitcrat-
ing their stand OF last winter. favoring
the appointment of new chairman, are
ready 10 accept Herrmann's resignation
but decline to discuss the identity OF
possible successor.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-09-20
JOE RAY FAILS
IN RECORD TRIAL

NEW York. Sept 20.-Joc Ray. the
Illinois a. G. star. failed yesterday in
his attempt to shatter the worlds record
for the 500 meter run al Weaquahic
park. Newark. n. J. Ray covered the
distance, beating four rivals. in 1857 2-5.
This time was / as seconds slower than
the mark hung up by Abel Kiviat at
Cambridge in 1912. After covering The
800 meters, Ray continued 70 the one
mile mark in an effort 10 improve on
Norman Tabers record Of 4:12 3-5. His
time was AIS 3-5.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-09-20
BIG GAME FOR PARK.

The Columbia A. c. of West Ham
mord which has been winning large
percentage of games played this season
will tackle the Roseland Eclipse team
Sunday afternoon. The game which will
be played al the Hammond baseball
park Will be called at 3 o'clock. Romeo
and Herrick will form the battery for
the Athletics.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-09-20
EIGHT STAR
ATHLETES
COMPETING
INTERNATIONAL NEWS srRyJcE1

INTERNATIONAL NEWS sERvIcEl
JERSEY CITY. n. j.. Sept. 20.--Eight
star athletes from various parts of the
country will compete here today for the
national all around championship under
A. a. u auspices. The entrants include
II Thomson. Los Angeles: Lauri Kari
mo. Detroit; Pat OConner. Dan shea.
Jack Fritts. r r. Rutledge and Bernard
Lichtman New York. and Arthur Rob-
erts, Boston Joie Ray will compete in
a special / 900 yard race
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-09-20
O'DOWD BATTERS
FAIRFIELD BADLY

ST. PAUL. MINI. Sept. 2o.-Middle-
weight Champion Mike O'Dowd out
fought Soldier Bartfield in a terrific ten
round bout last night. Baftheld was in
distress in the last two rounds and
O'Dowd battered him to the ropes at
least a dozen times
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-09-20
NATIONAL LEAGUE.


New York. 4; Pittsburgh. 2.
Philadelphia. 3; St Louis. !
No others played
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-09-20
GfN EUP ia "a
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Yesterday's Results
Chicago, 3; Boston. 2.
Cleveland. IL: Washington. 3.
Philadelphia. 5; st. Louis. 2.
New York. Z: Detroit. 0.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-09-20

THE industrial league will occupy the
boards in the baseball world in Gary this
afternoon. when the Gary Works aggrc-
CATION and the Graver Tanks works rep
resentatives Of East Chicago will face
each other at Gleason Park in tho frst
Of a group OF post-season games.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-09-20

AT East Chicago n week from torig ht.
George Oswego web known and popular
dstic promoter. will stage his second
show OF the season. giving the fans thir-
ty-six rounds of skill and speed for their
money. There will be three 1o-round
windups and a six round curtain-raiser
on the program. There has already been
a large advance sale OF tickets
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-09-20

THE Chicago Ashlands who handed
the White Eagles OF Gary a wallopirg
earlier in the season are billed to stack
UP against Dixie" Leverett in his fare
well game at Gleason Park. Leverett
and his slab partner catcher Pepper"
Hanley will wind UP the balance OF the
season with the Cubs scout having
grabbed them of. Leverett will be Civ
en- tryout with the Chicago club next
spring.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-09-20
Sporting Briefs
RY SPIKE.

UNABLE, 10 secure a game the Gary
High school coaches will send their 1919
warriors against the first team in
practice game at the Emerson field this
afternoon. Their first scheduled game of
the season will be played against East
Chicago a week hence. At the Froebel
field this afternoon the Froebel school
team will tackle Chicago Heights.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-09-20

ONE more victory win put the white
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-10-03
G o N G U r. s

Parochia romina gr. ort. ,,Sfin-
tul loan Botezatorul'' din Erie,
Pa, deschide ,,Concurs" pentru
preot, la postul sau vacant.
Deci dintre preotii Romini gr.
ort., care doresc a concura La a.
cest post, sunt rugati a sc adresa
"a adresa urmatoare: PAROCHIA
ROM1NA ORToDOXA, P. o. B.
81, ERIE, PA.
Parochia noastra dispune de bi-
serica proprie, alaturl Gu un lot
frumos 81 un fond de 100000
(trei mil dolari) depl1si in banci
81 un numar frumos de membrii.
in numele parochiei gr. ort. 70
nina ,,Sfintul loan Botezatorul"
din Erie, Pa:
Comitetul parochial.
81 -33)
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A v + z.

Societatea romina de ajutor 81
cultura ,,Mihai Viteazul'' din Fo-
llansbee, w. Va, find invitata
din partea orasului Follansbee
w. Va, de lua parte la parada
care Sc va tinea in onoarea solda-
tilor care au servit in armata, ru-
gam pc toti membrii apartinatori
societatii noastre de a lua parte
la parada, asemeiaea rugam pc
toti fratii Romfni din loc 81 din
jur a lua parte la aceasta parada
Parada va fl id 4 Octombrie
1919, locul de fntfnnire va fl la
localul fratelui 16an Alba in
Allegeni Street, la orele 10 a. m.
Toti fratii membrii sunt rugati
,staruitor a lua parte Gu cocarzile.
In numele societatii ,,Mihai vi
teazul'' din Follansbee, w. Va. !:
loan d. Alba, presedinte.
loan Hociota, secretar.
(3031)
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Y u

Societatea ROM de ajutor 81
cultura ,Dacia 4 bin6" din Gin
cinnati, Ohio, aid ind ziua feri-
cita avea Stint ~ 1sapeiului
national Romin, care va avea loc
in ziua de 8 Noembrie a. c., roaga
onoratele societati din loc 81 din
jur cit p onofatsle parochii dill
loc a nu aranja alta petrecere pc
xua sus numita. Tot odata sunt
rugate 81 surorile societati apar-
tinatoare Uniunii k A. a mn q.
rama alte petreoe pe ziua sus
numita. Credem Q onoratele SO
cietati vor lua = A|punogtinta ru-
gamintea noastr6 Al vor aranja
petreceri pc xiua ~ numita spre
a ne putea indeplini 81 moi aceiaSi
ii de multi dorit&.
In numele societ&ti ,,Dacia Ro-
nina" din Cincinnati, Ohio:
CoauTETUL.
(3O-31)
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G o N v o G A R E

Societatea romina de a.jutor $
cultura ,,Plugarul Romin" dir
Youngstown, Ohio, pe E aceastH ca
IL convoaca rc toti membrii sd
La lua parte la adunarea genersli
|junara, care Sc va tinea Dumine
a. 5 Octombrie 1919. in hala SC
c:etatii din G45 Poland Avenue
Eeschiderea sedintei va fl la ore
le 1.3O p. m. la saceasta adunarC
sunt strict obligati toti fra y
ncmbrii lua parte find m j
multe pun"te .mportante d. re-
zolvat pentru binele 81 inaintarea
societatii noastre, intre care va
Fl 81 dare.l de seama de 3 lrni
srecute.
In speranta ca toti fratii mem
hrii Isl vor cunoaste chemarca g
NJ fl amendati conform statute
lor, am rimas salutindu-va Gu
ira ateasca dragcste.
IN numele eocietatii ,,Plugaru]
Romfn't din Youngstown, Ohio
loan Budai, presedinte
Dumitru Lungociu, secretar prim
(31-32i
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pot sa lie fnmineze presedintelui
G. Iacsa sau sa lie aduca char
dlnsii la adunarea care va avea
loc Dumineca, IL Octombrie a.
C. Membrii contrari nu vor mai
putea figura nici ca membrii al
societatii, refuzind aceasta da-
torinta.
In speranta ca va yeti face Gu
totii datorinta, am ramas astep-
tind raspunsul d-tra.
In numele societatii ,Dacia
Traiana" din Newark, Ohio:
Geo. Iacsa, presedinte
Geo. J. Sissea, secretar
i (24-6-12 Oct
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Societatea romina de ajutor 81
cultura ,,Dacia Traiana" din
Newark, Ohio, in ziua de Ia Sep
tembrie 1919, avut adunare lu-
nara, la care s'a votat ca fiecare
membru apartinator acestei So
cietati este obligat q figura ca
membru fondator al halei, do
mind suma de $40, totodata 81
fotografia, care va Fl pusa in Ia
bloul care acuma este in lucrare.
Membrii care sunt afara din
oras, sunt rugati 9 trimite cele
mai sus zise pima n ziua de II
Octombrie 1919. Membrii din loc
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G o N v O G A r T.

Societatea romina de ajutor 81
cultura ,,Printul Carol al Romini.
eli" din Zelienople, Pa, convoa.
ca pc toti membrii sal a lua parte
la adunarea generala de 3 luni
care Sc va tinea Dumineca, 5 Oc-
tombrie 1919, la orele 1.3O p. m
Find mai multe chestii foarte
importante de rezolvat, sunt ru.
gait staruitor toti fratii membrii
a Fl de fata la aceasta adunare.
In speranta ca toti fratii mem
bril- nu vor pune la uitare cele
de mai sus Else, raminem salutin.
du-va frateste.
In numele societxtii ,,Printul
Nicolae" din Zelienople, Pa:
Nicolae Nec1fta, presedinte
(31-32l \
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9 0 Nv ARE.

Societatca ron IA de ajutor s.
cultura Major Tius D. Teiusa.
nu" din E, Han ond, Ind. con.
voaca pc toti Ial lhbrii sal a lua
parte la adunareI generala luna.
ra, care Sc va tinea Dumineca,
Octombrie 1919, in hala societati
din 60 Co. House, la orele 2 p. n
Deci sunt rugati staruitor tot
fratii lnembrii de lua parte II
aceasta sedinta.
Absentele nemotivate Sc vo1
pedepsi conform hotarirei luare
la doua adunari din trecut.
In numele societatii Major Ii.
sius D. Teiusanns' din E. Ham
r'ond, Ind:
Cs,-ss, P's'id'1''
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IN ATENTIUNEA SECTII.
LOR LIGEI RATIONALE.

De All inainte oficiril Ligei Ma.
tionale Romine din America, ca
re era sub adresa 917 American
Irust Bldg, s'a mutat la urma.
toarea adresa:
LIGA NATIONALA ROM1NA,
57O5 Detroit Ave-, Cleveland, O.
Deci, ori ce scrisorl 81 in ori ce
afacere scrieti pc adresa noua. :.
j. P. C0STEA, pres. Ligei
I. Jivi-Banatanu, secretar
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arata mai multa considerable DE-
cit ceialalti membrii al grupului.
81 de aci intotdeauna 0 rivali-
tate intre interesele dintre pute-
rile mari, 81 ca urmare este intot-
deauna un prilej pentru micila
tari de a vedea cum una dintre
marble puteri tine Gu ca. Astfe]
s'a intimplat in decursul celol
doua razboaie din Balcani 81 ir
razboiul mondial.
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Poti repara ghete, hamuri, gea-
mantane ETC., coase repede ca 0
masina, economiseste bani 81 timp.
Pretul 81 Gu posta platita 81 20
yarzi de alta. Doua ace 81 instruc-
til gratuite. Fiecare &C costa 15c,
lar mosorelul de alta 15c. Trimite
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National Sales Comp. Dept. 222
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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-30
THE ROSE COLOR CURTAINS
THAT DRAPE HER BRAIN
Make Working Fearful Bore-She Trusts Her Hands
Garry on" and They Do-AsL the Office Manager

THE other day a very progressive
woman Office manager passed around
among the forty five girls in her Office
the following questions: "What is your
greatest ambition? Why?" What do
you think the answers were? Thirty
six out of the forty five wanted nothing
in the world so much as to get married
and thirty out of the thirty six wanted
to get married so they could stop work.
These were honest injun unsigned con
fessions from certain average type of
girl worker.
Now, if only the ambition to get mar
ried would make girl work all the
harder-but how can it if her favorite
faro shining goal is not to work at
all? The result is self evident. The
night after man sees the girl of his
dreams and secretly sets his heart and
mind on marriage, he goes down to his
work with brand new type of ambi =
ton. But when girl has another
birthday and begins to think it is about
time for her to have serious designs on
one of the four young men of her
dreams, she draws the rose colored cur
tains over her brains, goes down to the
office in a trance and trusts to her
hands to carry on. And they do 'some-
thing TERRIBLE Ask any employer who
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-30
Ideas for Bazaar

To the Editor OF IVoman's Page:
Dear Madam would be very pleased
to receive some ideas for making ma
terial for a bazaar three weeks from
today. We have not begun to prepare
much yet, for we do not know many
things to make. Perhaps you know many
pretty, small things, quickly made; also
some booths. We have not planned
very many booths as yet. r. S.
You have probably started on the
things that | suggest first, bags: Knit =
ting bags of cretonne and silk or burlap
edged with coarse embroidery, silk or
cotton. of organdie, trimmed with ruff
les to go with summer dresses, and of
checked ginghams; smaller bags for GRO
cheting or for powder and puff, made OF
silk or organdie, like the larger ones
and utility bags, laundry bags and dust
cloth bags, made of durable denim or
cretonne. Then you can make cam
isOles of wide lace, with washable rib
bon shoulder straps. AS a variation
you might make them of the wide net
cdging that is sold by the yard, with a
ruftle on the edge, and line them with
colored silk.
You can make cretonne or denim
covers for books. Use a paper cover as
a pattern and edge the covers with tape
or ribbon to match the cretonne used
Clever fingers can cover tin candy boxes
with pretty material or hand painting
Cigar boxes weighted with sand, CLOSED
tightly and covered or painted, make
attractive doorstops, and cigar boxe
and pasteboard candy boxes, combined
with empty spools. make beautiful doll
house furniture. Dolls clothes always
sell well at a bazaar and it is always
easy to get some remnants of your owl
dresses to make them with. If any oi
the committee in charge of this affair
can do cross stitch she could make some
lovely luncheon sets or just extra doilies
of unbleached muslin or scrm or linen
with small cross stitch design in eacf
corner and a crocheted edge. Wash
cloths also look well with a crochetet
edge in dark blue or pink.
For the linen and fancy work table
| hang several parasols above the table
and let some of the articles hang down
from the points of the parasols. Have
long strips of pink and white crepe
paper showering from the parasols' tc
the edge of the table to make Il bower
| For the candy table have two upright
to look as much as possible like pillars
and painted white. Then twine then
with red and white streamers to lool
| like striped stick candy.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-30
NJ axe Your Own
Coffee at the Table
You Need Not Bother With a
Coffee Pot

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