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The Lake County times., 1921-09-14
ANOTHER VICTORY
FOR THE G. O. T. JRS

Another victory marked down for
the c. o. T. Jrs last night when
they beat the Hammond Tigers to the
tune Of IS to /. The feature of the
game was the hitting of John Dona-
van. who got triple and a double,
next came W Koch with three don-
bies. ana also the pitching and slug
ging of Andy piros.
The c. O. r. Jrs. started in the
second inning by getting five runs
while the Tigers waited till the fifth
and got only one run. The Tigers got
their one run by taking a big fellow
from the crowd, not less than 16 years
and made him Dat. when he got a
double, stole third and came in on an
error
Ed Hartman who pitched for the
Tigers allowed eight hits in i've in
nings and walked eleven and struck
out three. keorner who released him
walked four. struck out one and al
lowed six hits while Andy Piros walk
ed two. struck out thirteen and allow
ed only one hit. which was meSie by
the big fellow in the fifth inning. The
tt gers beat in the seventh inning be-
ing afraid OF getting beat worse. For
games call 259 and ask for Ted be-
The Lake County times., 1921-09-14

PH1LAD ELPHIA Sept. 1i.--About
the only thing for Benny Leonard to
do in defense Of his lightweight
crown is meet Lew Tender. Philadel-
phia southpaw ace, and Sailor Freed
man Of Chicago. one at a time. For
the third time Tender and Freedman
have tied In the roped square last
night without decisive victory for
the local boy OF the Chicago light
weight.
over the eieht-round route at uhe
Philles ball park last night Tender
outpointed Freedman by the slightest
Of margins. Ten thousand persons
the return contest. and wended
their way homeward in quandary -
to the better man to send up against
Leonard in quest Of the lightweig ut
crown.
There were many who thought
Freedman had won. and they pointed
to his whirlwind finish. especially in
the eighth round as their argument.
But Tender took four rounds, Fried
man three. and one was even.
The Lake County times., 1921-09-14

leag'ie careers. The trio are Ty
Cobb, Nap 1ajoie and Honus
Wagner. Cobb slammed out his
three-thousandth bingle a short
The Lake County times., 1921-09-14
Rickard Matches
Herman and Buff

NEW YORK. Sept. 14.-Pete Her
man. worlds bantnmweight cham
pion. and Johnny Buff. claimant of
tho nywciEht hanpianship, have
been mtached to meet for the
bantn myyciEht title in Madison
square Garden, Sept. %, Promoter
Tex Ricknrd announced last night.
The boys have agreed TO weigh In
mt IFS pounds at o'clock on the
day of the contest. Roy Moore.
who svns forced TO cancel his match
with Herman because of an injured
right hand. will he unable to enter
the ring for two weeks. physfcians
reported after an X-ray examina-
tion yesterday.
The Lake County times., 1921-09-14
GREB READY TO
TRAIN DOWN FOR
co WITH WILSON

NEW YORK. Sent. 14--Harry
Greh the Pittsburgh light heavy
weight announced right out loud
today that he is prepared to trim him
self down to $50 pounds and knock the
sturing out of any ami all the mid
dleweights in this or any other roun-
try Harry's def Is especially aimed
at Johnny Wilson
Scarcely had Harry issued his ulti-
natum than along came Mike Nc
Tigue. the mighty Cet who upset
Panama Joe Cans on Labor day. IS
inform the Pittsburgher that ne need
not mind about Mr. Wilson. AMI
further advising Harry that Mike him
self would ohlige and hght the smoke
town boy any time he got ready. 1t
looks like a match McTigue ani
Gus Piatts the English middleweight.
have been matched TO meet for fifteen
rounds before the Academy \, A. -,
Dyckman oval on Sept. "a.
The Lake County times., 1921-09-14
MOORE TO BOX SMITH
At AURORA SEPT. 23

Pal Moore. popular Chicago bantam
weight. and Midget Smith, sensational
New York lis FOUNDER. yesterday We're
matched TO meet in the main event Of
Jim Mulen's boxing show at Aurora
on Sept IS. The weight will be 100
pounds at o'clock on the day Of the
show.
II will be the frst meeting between
this pair OF sterling hantams. Smith
IL known for his tearingin style OF
milling while Moore is a boxer who
will depend upon cleverness to win the
popular verdict The match was clos
ed yesterday morning. and both fight
ers started training in the afternoon
at the Arcade.
Moore will start work each day at
O'Clock. and Smith an hour later.
The former has been in light training
since the Mandell fight while Smith
can esaily get back in the condition
he was when he boxed Joe Burman
al East Chicago last Friday night
The Lake County times., 1921-09-14
ST. STANISLAUS, 4;
Z. c., K. G. u, l

Bet~een eight and nine thousand
fans. the largest crowd that ever wit
messed 4 baseball game in the Calu
met region, saw the K c. Us East
Chicago go down in defeat before the
St. Stanislaus team of South Chicago
at s3rd and Exchange Sunday after
noon.
The game was a pitchers battle be-
tween kowalski of tha South Chicago
club and Bakalar Of the X. c. L. In
ability to hit in the pinches was re-
sponsibIe for the downfall of the East
Chicago team The X {. Us had
The Lake County times., 1921-09-14

Cleveland trimmed the AS in free
hitting contest. humping Moore and
Freeman in timely fashion.
The Cubs used keene, a Philadel-
phia sand-lotter against the Phiilies,
who bumped him good
Carlson held the Braves safe and the
Pirates helped him out with two fas:
double plays by Cutshaw. Grimes and
Maranville.
Timely hitting by Jones and He'll
man, coupled with Dutch Leonard's
fine pitching. gave the Tigers a vic
tory at Boston.
The Lake County times., 1921-09-14
GOLFER FOWNES
CRITICALLY ILL;
HAS EAR CANCER

PITTSBURGH. Pa Sept il In
stead Of playing in the United Stat s
amateur championship golf tourna-
ment at St Louis. in which he is
entered. William q. Fnwnes IT Of
Oakmont the former national title
holder and captain Of the American
international golf team IS engaged in
a tournament with dean Fownes is
suffering from cancer Of the right ear
and will go to Johns Hopkins hos
pttal in Baltimore for an operation.
The Lake County times., 1921-09-14
SAFE Razor
FOR SALE BY THESE LEADING DEALERS
THESE LEADING DEALERS SELL THEM:

LION STORE, Hammond. Ind.
j. y. RUFF, $50 Holman ST.
NELSON'S DRUG sTORLA
634 Holman ST
OSTROWSKI PHARMACY,
710 Holman st.
PAUL WAGNER, 6-g Holman 50.
wEIs DRUG e. STATIONERY CO..
93 state ST.
THE COLONIAL, LAT state vt.
j. w. MILIIKAN, f5e state SC.
FDW G.. MINAS CO.. Hammond. Ind.
NORRIS PHARMACY.
1g2 East State st.
r. A. AUBRY, Isl Holman 81.
PUBLIC PHARMACY.
ST. Morton Ave.
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ia SibIey ST.
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to thi snewspaper and write the Du
display.
The Lake County times., 1921-09-14
GAME WANTED

The Grlfith Grays have an open
date for next Sunday, September IS
and are looking for fast baseball
team TO hook up with. Managers de-
string game should get in touch
with H Boutwell, by phoning Griffith
l04.
The Lake County times., 1921-09-14
TAGGING ALL THE BASES
By JACK VEIOCK
I. N. s. Sports Editcs

Little Dick Kerr pitching for Chi
cago, reduced the Yankee lead over
Cleveland to half game when he
gave up but five hits
Hooper was the hero of the Sox-
Yank game. He got two homers and
single and scored four runs.
The Lake County times., 1921-09-14
ween six and nine o'clock

tween six and nine o'clock. The
score:
c. o F. Jrs. -. o52 231 o-13 II /
The G. o. F. Jrs. would like to
hear from some fast team in ami
around Lake county, not older than
IA. especially the state Street All
Stars, Glover a. c. and Liberty A. {.
The Lake County times., 1921-09-14
TENDLER SHADES
SOLLY FREEDMAN
FIGHT DECISIONS.

Lew Tender eutpOinted Sailor
Freedman in eight rounds, Bobby Al
len defeated Eddie i.enncy Ia six
rounds. Kid KunEns la his six
rounds over joe Coater, and Patsy
wallace bet Joe Dorsey In eight
rounds mt Philadelphia.
The Lake County times., 1921-09-14

men on bases In practically every in
ming but lacked the necessary punch
except in tho fifth when they put over
their only run. Previous to Sundays
contest the X c. Us had unbroken
string Of seven victories
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-13

Armouy's Vcribcst canned
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nut Butter, and Beans. Game
Ia and see the complete line
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Beef, soc size ...........slc
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Loaf, soc size ......... .2ic
Armour's Ncribest Lunch
Tongue. soc size ......,.i 100
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Tongue. soc size ........ 25c
Armour's Nerihest Nicnna
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Armour's Ncribest Boned
chicken, b4 oZ ........Sic
Armour's shield Sliced dried
Beef, glass. 7-oz ......., sec
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-13
RoSEMVALbS
S 'st!s ssss;.t l. ssTE
Demonstration

Armour's Helmet Deviled
Meat, @ 90. Dc
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Meat. J Ia o. ......... DC
Armour's Veribest Pork and
Beans. No. 2 a t5c
ATmours Verihest Evaporat-
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Armonr's Neribest Peanut
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Butter, ~ o.. glass ...... zoe
Mrs. r. $. Drothleff. special
representative OF Armour q Co.
canned food department. chi
cago, Is assisting With the dem
o%nstration this week and her
presence gives the housewife an
opportunity 10 learn, from one
who knows. all about canned
foods 10 not miss this oppor-
tunity.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-13
Wash Goods

Doe plain Chambray Bingham, in H.
every wanted shade for summer wear III
Our entire stock of Cotton Crepe, all r%olors,
p pI,,rY' os "srP ian.r. o a%a ra aap '''P'., 39c
l5c Bompcr Cloth, - inches wide, 9Oo
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Zoe Lad-Las,ic Cloth, fast %colors, On
stripes and checks, per yard ....... ZCS
Thu best Red Sea" Ores. Bingham in Sc
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PLAIN To- match, per yard. only. ZJS
Finest imported. - iuch Bingham, plain
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per yard .......................O OC
\ thou,md yards of new yard-wjdc pcrcalc,
per- c yard ,g''""..' |'"'''' '....' .''''' l9C
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-13
Dozens of July Clearance Bargains in
Silks--DressG Goods
Wash Goods
Silks

An assorted, good quality of Silk Poplin.
Complete line Of colors, CO.
per yard ........................o c>
Our standard yard.wide Taffeta and Gros-le-
Londres in the season $ best col c. %
ors. per yard ...'........... pAsOO
a great lot Of Satin Duchessc in suit e%olors,
white aud cuiored Satin franchise. Extra
quality Crepe Meteor. all colors serge d'Al-
bert and Mars Serge, all colors; kola Silk
aud Sea Spray in several good combinations;
Crepe Satin in all rolorS, Ncldettc Satin dc
Luxe. Canton Crepe in all colors. These
Silks are regularly priced 500 to $1,000
per yard. July Clearance price, 60 on
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-13

5Or Fancy Figured Voilcs, Or
per yard ..,....................E ON
j5c Fancy Figured Dro,, Wolfe. Az
Sl25 and $50 Fancy Figured o.
Dress Wolfe, per yard. ............ OJC
Great Falls tribune., 1921-03-30
AMan Who Risks
Nothing Soon Ac-
cu1nulateS aGOOd
Supply of it

Success is finally won upon the ashes Of mis-
takes and failures, provided we are willing to
profit by those mistakes. But no success IS
ever built by man with weak knee and
weak back. Nerve and action now may mean
success for you-ACT NOW!
Great Falls tribune., 1921-03-30

Geologist Gordon Campbell is ac-
lively associated with the Sweetgrass
Syndicate. He is the acknowledged
oil authority Of Montana. Mr.. Camp
bell discovered the Devils Basin
structure and spotted and supervised
the Discovery well which was
brought in in 1919.
Great Falls tribune., 1921-03-30
1000 ACRES OF GORDON
CAMPBELL'S CHOICEST
HOLDINGS

The holdings of the Sweetgrass Syn
dicate comprise 1000 acres of Gordon
Campbell's own choice holdings, all ly-
ing on the Rocky-Ridge Dome and
checker-boarded around the test we'll,
in tracts Of 100 acres. These holdings
have been secured from Mr.. Campbell
at very nominal consideration, and
represent the only acreage that has
been released by him. The Sweetgrass
Syndicate will drill on these holdings at
a point to be spotted by Mr.. Campbell,
and drilling to be started by the Syndi-
cate in about sixty days.
GET in AHEAD OF THE DRILL
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1921-10-08
FOREIGN MISSION BOARD RAISES
LARGE SUM.

~
New Orleans, La, Oct. 6.-The For
eign Mission Board Of the National
Baptist Convention (unincorporated)
shows great improvements total of
1891. 100000 was raised from all sour
ces
An International Welfare and Civic
Commission was elected and repre-
sentatiVes from every state in the
Union were placed upon the com
mission. The Commission was author
lied to visit President Harding and
present to him in concrete the position
Of the Negro Baptists regarding their
Tivil and political rights, also to seI
cure notifications from the English
Government which will give greater
facilities for the advance OF Christian
ity as well as the work OF the mis-
sionary Of Africa.
The Commission Will represent the
l}aptists Of the United States at the
World Congress OF Baptists which
convenes at England In May, 1929.
Delegates AZ large are Drs II. i.
Jones r, ", Boyd and J. III Frank.
Nlahnma Revs. q. Il. Williams. l..
Hawthorne; Georgia. Rev E r. Car
tor Ernest Hall Louisiana; Revs.
w. w Hill. J, NJ. Carter w. NJ. Grim
BILE \ Hubbs, O. S, Collins. !. l.. Bur
rel, y. w. White, Geo w. Davis;
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the Christian Church will be held and
a vote will be taken 10 determine
whether or not the sale she'll be con-
summated. According TO the laws OF
the church, vote OF two-thlrds OF
the male members OF the congrega-
ton more than 81 years old Is neces-
sary to pass the motion TO dispose
OF the property The Rev. II. II. Linz
Vile. pastor OF the church, said that
no mention was made OF the proposed
safe at yesterdays services.
The petitions were prepared by a
committee OF the Harlem avenue We'll
fare association and distributed to
members OF the various churches. At
ali Of them, IL Is said. great Interest
was shown in the petitions and the
reasons for which they were being
circulated At several members OF the
congregation stood in line to sign,
and many did not sign on account or
the wait.
some time ago site on Liberty
Heights avenue was secured. and ne
ROTATIONS for the sale Of the pres
ent structure ensued. Unable to find
another purchaser, II is said, the gov
erning body OF the church decided
to sell It 70 the congregation Of the
Third Seventh Adventist Church. The
question was brought up last Sum
day, with the request that definite
action be taken last Friday. Members
OF the congregation. II Is said. object
ed and insisted that action be post
poned until tonight.
rs COPs FIGHT