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The Clay City times., 1921-03-17
FOR SALE.

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new YORK PLAYS
CHICAGO SUNDAY
American Giants Will Undergo a Sc
we're Test of Their Proves When
the Cocky Western Team
Unfurl Their Wares Here

These are great days for Schorling
Park iandom, Tor ere this month
passes all the greatest baseball ma
chimes in the Negro National League
will have shown here and an excellent
line on the class OF baseball goods
our local champions are packing will
be positively revealed.
The present lineup OF the Bacharach
Giants are a difficult assignment Tor
any baseball team TO tackle. Aside
from an outheld considered the best
in the country. they have an lnheld
that, were the OF the other race,
would compare in dollars to the value
once placed upon the famous Connie
Mack inner defense OF some years
ago.
In Rojo, the Cuban catcher the
fans will lamp a ilashy performer, one
who is full OF FIRE and fight aud trying
all the time. lie handles the delivery
OF set OF boXmen that are hard 10
match, a staff running from the first
strlnger on down to the last on the
list that cannot possibly be eXcelled.
The pitchers are Reddng. String
Beans Williams, Treadwel1. Red
Ryan and Lefty Harvey. Barber,
Shively and Brown make up a most
formidable set OF outpostmen. Third
baseman Narcotics should be the CEN
ter OF attraction for he is acllnowl-
edged to be in a class by himself as
a fielder, hustler and stratcgist Red
ding is leader OF the team, and he has
his men fnll OF fire and sizzling all
the time. This team gave "Rube' Eos
tiers men the battle of their lives last
iall, finishing but one game shy OF the
Chicagoans, so they come here with
blood in their eyes, prepared for darl;
deeds, which assures the fans OF 4
fight Sunday that will prove a rare,
rare treat. This Sunday show is the
only one that New York team are
carded to make here, so all that desire
to see the great scrap should get out
to the box office early. The gates
open early and the game will start
about $3.50. at Thirty-ninth and Went
worth avenue.
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K. C.'S NIP FOSTERS
GANG SUNDAY
Army Recruit Runs True to Form,
While Local Men Blow in the
Heat of a Fierce Battle
By Captain James H. Smith


One of the largest crowds in the
history OF Schorling's Park was out
Sunday aud saw the American Gialu 5
go down III defeat before The mas
terly pitching OF Rogan late OF the
18th L. s Infantry, and at present
with the Kansas City Monarchs. Tom
Johnson OF the Giants, although a
tritle Wild. held his opponents 10 two
hits the three runs made by the
Nouarchs being the result Of errors on
the part OF himself and team mates
the Giants lone run being made on a
wild throw to first base b. Rogan.
The Mouarchs look to be much
stronger than last season and will be
up there fighting hard for the pen
nant, as they have the pitchers to stop
opposing batters and several good hit
tiers who will be heard from this SEA
SON The Giants were a little off form
in their fielding and base running,
Gardner spelling a fine opening in the
ninth inning with two on and no outs
by being picked off second with a
throw from Rogan when it looked ike
a possible tie or maybe a win Tor the
Giants. The Bacharach Giants OF New
York City will be here next Sunday
and Cannon Ball" Redding will at
tempt to regain the laurcls he lost
while sojourning in these parts last
years. The score:
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BUCKEYES BEAT A. B. C.S
FOR SECOND TIME, 6 TO ,

lNDIANAPoLIS, Ind, May o.-The A. b.
C.s tell again before the Columbus Buckeyes
to }. through inability to hit Roberts and
loose work in the local nfed The Young
siers in the A. B. {. inner defense went com
pletely up in the air in the fifth frame. when
the Ohioans scored three runs Day. who
seemed to be trying TO give the pitcher good
advice, watch the grandstand and play second
base, forgot that he was a third baseinan and
was the chief offender. A moment later no
one covered second on throw from the out
field 1t twas simply case OF young in6ed
blowing up and the Columbus team took adj
vantage oil everything with daring base run.
ming. Mcclure went up with the rest in the
fifth and retired in favor OF Browne who man.
aged to hold the enemy at bay after the big
inning until the ninth, when they scored
another.
The locals scored three in the seventh. the
only inning in which Roberts wavered In
this frame with Jefferson and Taylor on as
the result OF hit and a walk Mackey trpled
scoring the two and came in himself when
Holloway singled to left. Here the AS second
sacker helped extinguish the fireworks BY
trying TO pilfer the keystone with nobody out.
The feature OF the game was the visiting
manager shortstops play on ball hit to his
right He Owed for the pellet with his bare
hand and came up in time TO make a force
play at second, 1t was wonderful stop.
Score
A. b. C.s 30 0 o o o/3 %
Columbus ......0 90 } 0 10
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NOW PLANNING
TO JIM.CROW
BOXING GAME
Chicago Herald Examiner).

Milwaukee, May 10.-Thc National
Boxing Association is working out
plan whereby Negro boxers will have
championships OF their own. Follow
ing mail vote taken among members
ii has been decided to arrange for
championship bouts among the leaders
OF the race, the winner in each diVi-
sion to be entitled TO the rank of
champion.
President Walter H. Lignger be-
lieves chat this will prove great help
to the Negro boxer who. in many
states, IS practically forbidden to take
part in a boxing bout in public The
Wisconsin boxing law does not per-
nit OF mixed fights, and only once
since the law went INTO force in 1918
have Negro boxers appeared in a ring
That was during the war, when Sam
Langford and Jeff Clark boxed at a
war stamp benefit.
II the champion /. the white class
sees ht to challenge the winner in the
black division, or vice versa, the as
ISOLATION will place no barriers in
front OF them, but, as there are few
states where these bouts can now be
staged, the probability of their taking
place is negligible
The association members, after
MANY discussions, hit upon the new
system as the best. Hereafter. cham
pionship bouts may be billed in the
black and white classes. As there are
no recognized champions in the black
division right now, these will have to
be fought for"
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BIC OFFICIALS
SEE GIANTS LOSE

Among the fifteen thousand persons
who witnessed the great game Sun
day between the American Giants and
Kansas City Monarchs was Edward
Litsinger. president OF the Chicago
Baseball League.
Litsnger is a member OF the Board
OF Review, and he had as his guest
at the game the following: Judges
Geo. +. Rush, David NJ. Brothers,
Thomas Taylor. Phillip Sullivan.
Litsnger is d veteran retired ball
player, and the Judges are blown-n-
the-bottle fans, pulling tooth and nail
for the success OF the Negro National
League.
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A. B. C.S COME BACK STRONG
AND BEAT BUCKEYES, 10

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, May 10-Manaqer
Taylor shifted the lineup of the A. b. C.s
putting the veteran Clark back at short stop
out with confidence taking the Buckeyes into
camp, 7 to 0. In the new arrangement Vii
liams has been benehed. Day placed at sec.
9nd, and the youngster. Loew. at third, while
Holloway has been switched to right field
The new combination gives the inield more
balance with the two old heads, Clark and
Ben Taylor to steady the boat when it starts
to rock.
Jefferies, who so far has looked about as
good as anybody the AS have in the box,
had the Columbus crew at his mercy through
out. and allowed only three blows. Britt
kicked himself out OF the game in the third
inning. Ewing, who succeeded him, was wild
and cratic. and when he did get the ball Sin
and wild pitch mingled with several hits,
scored the A. B. c. runs.
a, B. c.s ......0 0 o ) 2 0 2 -
Columbus ......0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Go
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A. B. CS ON SHORT
END OF SCORE IN
OPENING CONTEST

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind, May 8.-The Ma.
tional Colored Baseball League opened the
season in this city with the A. b. C.s dropping
their initial game to the Columbus Buckeyes
by scdfe OIL TO -3.zrtritt, the Buckeye
twirler. allowed ten hits, but was stingy with
men on the paths. On the other hand, the A.
b. {. inteld was none too steady and gave
Johnson and lefferies poor support in the
pinehes "Dictie3 started the game but gave
Wy % lefferies. Woods and Hudspeth. who
have Just been released by the locals. PLAYED
gooa bail Tor their new outfit Mackey OF
the As and Thomas of the Columbus team
each had good day at the bat polling three
HITS apiece Two Of Thomas's were good for
three sacks Score.
\. b, C.S .......o IL oil 20 0-3 10 81
Columbus ........2 0 ! 90 O % Il 81
Baneries-- Johnson, Jeffries and Mackey
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KANSAS CITY GOOSE
EDGED 7 To 0
Heavy smuggling Westerners All Passe
Before Dave Browns
Wicked Hurting

The American Giants got away to
an suspicious start in their first
league game OF the present season.
The form displayed by the Foster
crew resulted in a blank for the Kan
sas Monarchs with a narrow winning
margin for the victors OF 20. just as
good as a thousand in the good old
national game.
The acknowledged merciless bat
ting Westerners were as so much clay
in the hands OF the moulder in the
face OF the great pitching exhibition
unfurled by Lefty" Brown. One lone
bingle rolled to safety from the bats
OF the many Monarchs who walked
up to face the offering OF the peerless
Brown. King Curric, undoubtedly
one OF the very best pitchers in the
game today. unfortunately drew the
tHrn to oppose the great Giant HEAVIER,
and while on the losers end, he de-
serves a world oil credit; ii was not
his fault, his mates Just couldn't hit.
As II was. the local champions only
got to Curric for four safe blows, but
they proved quite enough, with crafty
maneuvering along other lines to turn
the tide The game was battle OF
pitchers. and Short-stop Moore. of the
visitors, was the only ono on the de-
Tense who had a chance at the calcium
glare, and he worked himself right to
the center OF attraction when he
leaped high into the air and speared a
scorcher off Giant bat throwing a
great thrill into the large gathering Of
fans. The first game has the Mon
archs looking great, and they are
bound to prove troublesome at all
points touched on their present trip.
The score:
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A MERICAN GIANTS
SNATCH ANOTHER
FROM K. c. TEAM

The American Giants won the third
game OF the series with the Kansas
City Monarchs, 7 to 5, in Negro Ma
tional League game at Schorling
Park Yesterday. The Giants took an
early lead, scoring three runs in each
of the second and third innings. Tor
renttc Of the Giants, and Donaldson
OF the Monarehs each made three
hits The series now stands two out
of three for Rube Fosters pets. Score;
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STARS GAIN EDGE IN sLUGGING BEE
Wesleys Homer and Pair of Singles in 9th
Do It

DETROIT, Mich, May lQ-Detrot Stars
by winning Mondays game to s.
Heavy hitting as usual featured the game.
Pettus, Treadwell and Wesley getting home
runs.
The locals went into the ninth one run to
the bad. Wesley opened with circuit drive
for the tieng run A pair OF singles and a
sacrifice fly by Webster brought in the win
The N same teams will play again at Mack
park Tuesday:
Score by Innings.
Bachraoh 80 o 3 Q %
Runs-Pettus ?, Lundy 2, Handy, Treadwell,
Shively 2-s. J. Hill, Wesley, Force, Warfeld
,, higgins, p. Hill 30 Errors-C. Hill,
Higgins, Pettus, Handy 2. Two-base hits
Higgins 2, Wesley, Lundy and Moore. Three
base hits-Barber, p. Hill, Handy. Home
runs-Pettus, Treadwell. Wesley. Sacrifices
Brown, Force, Moore Webster. Stolen bases
ooshyely Hill Moore p Bases on balls ais
2. Struck out-By Treadweli a. Cooper 2,
Force l.
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ST. LOUIS GIANTS TRIM
CHICAGO OUTFIT, 9 TO 0

Giants won the opening game of their series
with the Chicago Giants by a 70 score.
The Giants scored four runs in the first on
WickWarcs wdncss. Kcnnard's home run
and WIckware's Wild throw. Luther. who iol.
lowed Nickware on the mound, was also
treated roughly. the Giants finding his delivery
Tor three runs. Drake, the local hurlet. held
the Windy City boys TO three hits and retired
the opposition in order in six OF the nine
innings. Only one OF the Chicago players
reached second base. Brooks, with three out
Of four, led the hitters.
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REDDING STOPS STARS

Pitcher Hollands Off Day Results In Batfest
In Which Deroiters Were Bested.
DETROIT. Mich. May l0.-"Diek" Red.
linz. s'ar Racharach twirler. stopped the
Detroit Stars Sunday at Mack park. ! 10 s.
His teammates hit the ball hard. knocking
carnage, going to Hollands relief in the sev.
enth The Bacharach team supported Redding
perfectly Rajo, Handy sand Lundy pulling
several briihan; pieces Of defensive play.
peway. ]. Hill and Raio hit home runs aud
over 5000 fans witnessed the game Score:
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Monarchs ........O 0O12O O-5 , ,
;iants ........O o 0 0 1 0 0 0 0-l !

Double plays--Rogan to Moore to Hawkins.
Bases on balls-Of Rogan, } on Johnson, S.
Struck out-By Rogan, o johnson, !; vii
liams, /. Umpires-Goelke and Eckman.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-05-14

Two base hits MaIarChcr. IOfTcnIt
Moore, Donaldson. Struck out Crawford, /;
Foreman. } Johnson. Starks, / +. VII
liams. }. Bases on balls Stark I'm
pires-Cusack and Eckman.
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FIVE HOME RUNS FEATURE CONTEST
Detroit Stars Defeat Bacharachs in First
of Series

DETROIT, Mich, May l0.-Bacharach
Giants OF New York went down 10 deefat be.
lore the Detroit Stars in the first National
Negro Baseball league game staged in this
city. to 8.
The contest. which was staged at Mack
hitting affair, with five home runs featuring
three OF which went to the credit OF the visit
ors. Wesley and Petway were the circuit
elouters for the home team, while Brown
l.undy and Handy contributed them Tor the
Bacharachs. Score:
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AMERICAN GIANTS


AMERICAN Giants .......,...0 600 0l0 OF
Nansas CITY .............. 600 900 GOO
Struck out-Brown, 9; Currie, 7. Bases on
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sBatted for Cooper in ninth.
Bacharach Communal ! 0 , 0 o.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-12-16
WATERWAY
EXPENDITURES
RECOMMENDED
rINrERNArloNAL NEWS sERvIcEl


WASHINGTON Dec 16-EXpenditurC
OF s1,37S,6s6, including a new appropria-
ton OF $4,000 on waterway improve
ments In the Chicago district was rec
commended today by the United State.
army chief of engineers. The distrio
Includes rivers In Illinois. Indiana ane
Wisconsin, and barbors on Lake Mich
igan from Chicago to Michigan City
Indiana
Tho largest sum. s5i0,o26. includine
an appropriation OF $4,000. would u
expended on the Illinois river. From
the new funds asked, $1,000 would be
spent for q new dredging plant al
Peoria and $1,000 for a snaggtng plant
near LaSalle. Ind. The use OF $1,000
for improving tho boat yard at Paoris
u also urged.
The expenditure Of $24S.sss on Chi
cago harbor IS also recommended, OF
which $17o,o 900 would be used to build
south arm 10 the outside breakwater
This sum includes a new appropriation
of $4,000 which Is urged to complete
all work by June so. 1922 Other sums
would be expended as follows:
asa, a8e on Chicago river for dredg-
iag. 1855 at Calumet Harbor, prin-
cipaliy TO rebuild the breakwater. s122.-
o5e on the Calumet river; $2065s to
dredge Michigan City, Ind, harbor. and
3242, 5ST including q new appropriation
sf 100000 for building a breakwater
at Indiana Earbor, Ind
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-12-16
WHISKEYBROKER OFFERS
RECEIPTS FOR SALE
nsugRxArIosAL NEWS sERwcEl

ts,,L !. ~ 7 2 w. if-h1 SL-hFt-LI
WASHINGTON, Dec. 16.-OriginaI
warehouse receipts for seven year old
Kentucky bourbon whtskey have been
offered FOR sale by Emil Nathan. a
whiskey broker Of st. Louis. Mo
pending the result OF three cases now
IN the supreme court OF the United
states. according TO Wayne 3. Wheel
er, counsel for the anei-saloon league
Owners Of the receipts have asked
the supreme court TO over-rule lower
courts which held these liquors cannot
be withdrawn for beverage purposes
According to the brokers' circular -
wheeler said, IF the liquor interests
win their contention. the value of this
nearly forty million gallons OF liquor
would increase $4,000. ooe as beyer-
age product"
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-12-16
RECEIVER FOR
DAVID GARDEN


Charles L Surprise was yesterday
appointed receiver for Dave Garben.
shoemaker. $40 Sibley street. Ham,
mond. after Butler Bros. OF Chicago
had hled complaint showing that he
owed them $3.50 and had other debts
hanging over him totaiing $1,000.
The suit was brought before Judge
Reiter IN room OF the Superior court
by Attorney 3. r. Murray. Carbon S
stock in trade was given an estimated
valuation of $1,000.
Mr.. and Mrs. Garden recently separ-
ated and the husband fled suit for al
worce. charging that 5frs. Garben was
running his business by constantly
picking quarreis with him In the pres
ence OF customers. He said she walt
ed on customers and failed to place
the receipts Of sales In the. cash reg
lister.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-12-16
Singing Structure o, J.lpur..

II you stand In the, vicinity of one
OF the leading buildings Of Jaipure, In
Ola, you win hear a strange sound.
like singing in the distance. but the
noise is made By the action of the air
currents blowing across the surfscs
Of the structure and sweeping its
inches and caves. 1t is particularly
puzzling to the stranger for the rea-
son that one does not seem to be able
to locate the source of the sound. The
porous character of the stone is said
to contribute to the phenomenon.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-12-16
Science Seeking Means For Building
Better Human, Race Finds NeW Element
Experiments Revive Cure
Tried by Hippocrates i'm
Early Days of Medicine
Common Fresh Yeast
Treatment Improves Sc
Out of rs Patients i'm
Hospitals.

Medical research vending ies
devious way through the paths of
science on the trail Of remedies
for the ills of the human race has
found a new health food in the low
~ cake OF fresh veagt familiar TO
every housewife. Hospital tests
have proved that the compressed
yeast that can be found on the
counter Of every corner grocery
possesses remarkable curative prop
critics The ailinR man or woman
can now step down TO the grocery
store and FOR few cents provide
himself or herself with a tonic.
Millions Of Americans are eating
yeast. and the medical profession
has put the stamp of it's approval
on fresh Yeast as health food.
For some time many Americans
hsve been eating yeast, and the
medical profession decided that It
was desirable 60 know just what
they were eating it for, and what
the results were. Experts working
at the Laboratory Of Physiological
Chemistry of jefferson Medical Col
leRe. Philadelphia. the PHILADELPHIA
General Hospital and the Roosevelt
Hospital In New York undertook \
series Of experiments with the com
mon tinfoil-wrapped yeast cake and
they developed startling results.
They definitely decided that yeast m
q health food.
The experiments were made BY
Philip B. Hawk, Phi. D., Frank
Grocer Knowles, NJ. D., and Martin
z. Rehfuss, NJ. D.. In coilabora tion
with Olaf Bergheim. Pm. D., Rodeil
Fishback, NJ. D.. Sc. D. Clarence A.
Smith. Pm. D., and Robert A.
Lichtenthaler. M. 8. he doctors In
their report traced the use Of Yeast
as cure back TO the days of Hip
pocrates. and found that during the
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-12-16

world was probably q translation from
Latin into Spanish Of THE Spiritual
Ladder In 1885. Juan de Zumarra, a
Franciscan monk, first bishop Of Mexi-
co. printed it. The first book printed
In America that contained cuts to Illus
trata the text was THE Doctrina
Christiana," printed In Mexico City by
Juan Pablos in 1544.-Detroit News
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-12-16
Rotarians Meet
Yesterday Afternoon

The Gary Rotary Club held it's regu-
lar meeting at the Gary Commercial
Tub rooms yesterday afternoon
Members listened to an interesting talk
by A. b. Towles of Chicago who
poke along industrial lines. Visitors
from Hammond and East. Chicago were
guests
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-12-16
$4,000 PERMIT ISSUED.

Building Commissioners walter Doug
an yesterday issued . permit for thA
construction of an addition on tho res
idence OF Davis Glueck and Son Tho
addition will be Quilt on the homo To-
Gated at 4353 Jackson street and WILL
cost approximately $4,000. Four rooms
Will be added to the residence.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-12-16

Big Yin" Cesaxe. King OF oAry-s
italian colony and alleged blind pig
ger who was found guilty Ia the Crina-
inal court at Crown Point yesterday
and nned $3.50 and sentenced to thirty
days In jail. is arranging to carry his
case to the court of appeals Rc was
rAfpsed q new trial.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-12-16

MAYoa-elect r O. Johnsoo Of Cary
yesterday announced part OF his con.
struotive campaign which no intc.rds
to push during the next four yearn
It concludes the construction of tia
Burns ditch. the Indisna Dunes High
way. creation OF q public park in tbs
Calumet river district. city coming Of
property and track elevation. creation
of a new sewer disposal system AID
securing facilities and switching
rates.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-12-16
MRS. FIDDLER
FUNERAL TODAY

Funeral services OF Mrs Daniel
Liddler, former resident Of Gary. was
held at the Holy Angels church this
morning at o'clock the W. B. A. of
Maccabees taking charge of the fun
eral arranegemtns. Burial occurred in
the Calvary cemetery.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-12-16
AUTOS COLLIDE
AT CROSSING

Passengers OF two autos, one driv
en- BY o. C. Collins. s7s Harrison
street and the second by Willie Jack scr
(colored) had a narrow escape froqr
injury yesterday when they collided a
the Michigan Central Crossing bn
Broadway. Collins was attempting
turn around when Jackson hit hir7
from the rear. Both machines wer,
damaged
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-12-16

ROY NUEBAUM. well known stage
operator Is hack in Gary for short
visit after trip with tho robin
Hood" company which was withdrawn
from the road at Aikens. & c.. las.
week. He may Join the same com
pany when they take the road" aEsin
after the arst of the year.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-12-16

the sale was scheduled to be an
nounced.
Tho bonds offered for sale at this
time are for the purpose OF refundins
a lot OF maturing bonds and also foi
the purpose OF taking up all the out
standing floating indebtedness OF the
city.