The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-11-22
S P OR IS
SEASONS
SUCCESS
HANGS ON GAME
Hammond Must Defeat To
ledo Tomorrow to Keep
Title to Honors Clear.

Hammond's success in the 1919 foot
ball season depends upon the trouncin6
~ the Toledo Maroons tomorrow. This
IS the direct opinion expressed BY the
football enthusiasts around Hammond
rs week At no time ia recent years
- : football attracted the attention Of
f0Gms fandom as this season. This Is
more than likely due to the fact that
Parduhns eleven has battled against the
best in the country and also because Of
the professional standing for the United
States cham pienshtp. The Hammond
team. should ii lose against Toledo. Will
have G claim TO second place IN the
finals, If the stars fulfH its prediction
of winning they will be tied with Canton
for the top position and the Turkey Day
contest viii decide all the future arsu-
ments for this winter.
Hammond's claims and hopes for a
victory over the much-touted Toledo
outfit were given added hope when II
Was officially announced yesterday that
the famous Paddy Driscon would bs
seen in a Hammond uniform against the
visitors. The former Northwestern star.
who has been assisting Coach Bachman
at the Evanston institution this season.
is in great shape for the game which IS
mainly due TO the fact that Paddy has
had the grid toys on every day this
season in which the freshmen and var
sity were shown some rough ways o.
good foot hall.
Acting Coach Ghee lined UP the squad
Of twenty three players yesterday even
ing in the final long practice session of
the week before the big game, Every
thing ran as smoothly as one might hope
for and Chez was pleased with the style
Of play tho eleven regulars showed
against the many stars who warm the
bench each Sunday. Driscou performed
at the right half station and tore Off
some beautiful long runs. This leads
"a the belief that Ghee will stick to the
Quarterback position with Wyman, Ho-
ward and Driscoll to assist the latter
when the contest opens UP. Barrett.
Falcon. Bergman and Eiesler will also
BE ready
Captain Des Jerdiens. the Arst string
center. and Rydzewslt. the great tackle
are stili incapacitated with slight in
juries they received in the Canton game
and will in all probabilities sit on the
bqnch Sunday Blocker will not doubt
take the big Frenchman's place. while
HousIer will sc in for the Pole Judging
~ the way Housler has performed in
practice sessions this week. II looks like
ne will be able to fiji IN at Rydzewski's
station in neat style
The Toledo team has a very heavy out
1T and It is said that their line is I'M
breakable If that be true. the locals
viii resort to the air game from the
start and this no doubt will upset the
visitors, viii Will not know where to
expect a pass Word comes from Toledo
that the 1Iaroons have been drilled all
week in breaking ap the overhead style
Of play which indicates that the Oh1oans
know that the passes are to be unCorked
whenever practicable
The Maroon lineup is as follows: Left
end Baxter or Haekett; left tackle.
Schultz: left guard. Schrelie; center.
Weiss: right guard. Mauder; right tackle,
Brown; right end. Lutz; quarterback.
Marshall; left half. Purdy; right half.
Nietzke: fullbacl Whalen The team has
nine subs who can fill in handily amongst
them being Miller OF Notre Dame. Mich
OILS Iowa; Trunguist. Ohio Seaman:
Pittsburgh Mclean. and Gayen Of Camp
Custer
telegram received this morning by
Parduhn said that Toledo would arrive
in Chicago this afternoon The visitors
VIII stop at the Sherman House and
viii have their workout before the game
AZ Stage neId Sunday morning