The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-11-14
Scrapping
Over the
Bones Left
Emerson Froebel Combinat-
ion, Both Licked By Ham
mond, Wrangling Over
the Remains.
from TIE Gary rRrHurEl

AAt~fA st4A@1t A'cNNAtA pio9A+L@ Ia =
their work clt out for them when the
matter 81 Emerson versus FroebeI Is
taken up for confederation When
Hammond defeated Emerson 20 to 0.
he left the sophisticated wlsacres IN
helpless condition. virtually "hansing
on the ropos-"
IL was the habit III high school cir
cles for the wise ones 10 sit quietly by
and roretell the hom. encounter with
more a. less accuracy until Hammon9
chlnei in and spilled tho weu known
beans IL was generally said that En-
esson would defeat Hammond and then
would turn on tho luckless Froebelites
defeating that clan from enc to -Four
toucbdowns.
Now the once easily allied positlon CT
football toreteller IS all Eunrned ~
with seeming Representatives, aa1 an
partial prophets sre becoming - scarce
that they are practically uon-eNistant.
Tho predictions that fell thick and east
before the Hammond game arc about
forgotten -1d nj erever an opinion Is
expressed II Las a new rhrss rs In
cluoing ct s0me place OF another the
harmful word ~
WHAT ABOUT THIs4
BE Il known that Hammond PLAYED
at Froebei aeld early in the season and
lefeated the south side athletes hy the
score o. IS 10 10. Al that tme tho
visitors wore Abrd PRESSED during the
most q the game hat took ia tho pas
TINA through the mastery work %
Gearing Emerson was defeated by
8 he on
last Saturday thersby mixing Hha- sp-
pears 70 be an unsolvable r.ystery.
out a. Froebel Il Is insisted THAI
the Hammond winning at Froebel
Field was Just as dangerous as the az
gregarion that appeared against Emer-
son last SATURDAY On the easy side
the claim + made that the visitors
Of October pe-e only half as strong as
last week. Emerson Is inclined 70 be
little the showing made against liam
inond by Froebel declaring ar early,
season game. worthy OF iittIe consider
alton
Comparing the scores the casual OBJ
server IS convinced that Froebel holds
the shade for the game OF next week.
But, ii + = fact, that Hammond in Oc-
tober and Hammond ia November arc
two different matters. Hence the we'll
Informed critics are dIsincHned TO make
a comparison Of these scores into dehn-
tie figures
Wal hEGAN GAME CITED
The mere fact that Emerson was
cIim~ated iu the state and north In
diana race has something to do with
the preltmnor accounting ct Froe-
bel. Waite everything .n that section
~ the city appeared ~ be going nicely
there existed an saraentioEed idea taat
Emerson was inFinc ple among other
Hooster squads
II sentiment at Froo6ei hed been
boiled down two weeks ago Il IS prob
able that the pr3i9 sct- would have ad-
initted that Emerson had shade
in the home game They TO doubt
would have admitted that Emerson
held sway through their previous s1-
perfority. IL for nc other cause. It
would haze been q diff cult natter 70
bring cut this admission however. and I
unless tho argument was completoTy :
boiled down Ire cues;ioner ~ ght have /
departed wit hth- i1,pre sion thaI ,he
Froebef team Ky eoted So y N. re5,a d. I
less Of al con ga -attve s sorss,
Not alone IN the Emerson Hammond (
verdict taken a tina whole story" .
by the good Froehelites. The disai- /
lowed victory o. the Froebels over Z
7vausogsn last Saturday was Anothar +
Of the many joints cited TINS morning /
" auksgan. it is said. has tho strongest ,
line ever seen by the ''Fe' athletes.
The fore line. II is claimed. stood CUT 4.
as stone wall against ell other teams :