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Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer., 1921-08-13
SINGLE G SETS. ....
NEW TRACK RECORD

Cleveland, o, Aug. 13.-+A new sea-
sons pacing record for one mile was
established yesterday when Single G
eualed his mark of 1859, made in At
lanta last fall. The record was made
in an attempt by Single G. to lower
his seasons record of 200.
Single G., driven by Ed Allen, In
dianapolis reinsman, was paced by
two runners, He went the first uarter
in ;291s the half in :59ha, the three
quarters in 1:2912. and paced the last
quarter in :29H, finishing the mile in
1859. .tftI,t.
1t was the third time during the
present Grand Circuit injecting that
time records have been lowered On
Tuesday Peter Manning set new
worlds trotting record ferr5 5 year old
geldings, trotting the mile in 2:00A
The former record was 2:02A, made
by Uhlan in 1909 at Columbus. A few
minutes earlier the same day Aron
Guy set new seasons mark Of 2:o3
for a trotter.
With six races, including one heat
Of the 2:10 pace, unfinished yesterday
on the card the races were decided
on the two in three heat plan to com
plete the program today.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer., 1921-08-13
EIGHT ROUNDS OF .m.
BOXING AT AURORA

With frankie Schaeffer and Paddy
Clancy. to South Chicago fighters.
arguing for the lightweight supreme.
cy of the south side, in the main event
OF the evening. eight contests will
make up the boxing card at Jack
Sager's aurora arena tonight. One Of
the biggest crowds ever recorded Is
expected to cram intG the big arena
to witness one of the cleverest and
best cards ever offered by surrounding
promoters. Ever since. they first
started TO don the padded mttts, there
has been considerable rivalry between
Schaeifer and Clapcy-- They met In
two different occasionsi and one con-
test was draw, while the former was
given a decision in the other.
Another bout that will make the
fight fans sit up and take notice. and
in which the participants will step
high, wide and handsome, is the six
rounder between Battling Williams
and Andy Williams. The former has
a long list OF victories to HIS credit
and during the past, several months
has been welding some wicked wal
lops. On several different occasions
he has lifted a mighty left from the
cellar to the jaw of his opponent who
soon heard the birds sing The first
contest will start at 4:30 O'clock
Principals il the bouts Will have
their gloves adjusted so that there
will be no time lost in the ring.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer., 1921-08-13
AMERICAN DAVIS l
CUP TEAM NAMED

New York, Aug, l2--The American
Davis cup defending team will consist
OF William T. Tilden H.. William M,
Johnston. Il. Norris Williams II. and
Watson M. Washburn, the United
States Ian Tennis association an.
nounced tonight The players were
selected by unanimous decision of the
Davis emp committee itsl choice was
made known on the last day permitted
by the cup rule regulations
The challenge round will be played
At Forest Hills, M VI Sept 2, 3, and
., The selecting committee consisted
of Robert II. Wrenn, George 7, Adee,
Beals G. Wright. Samuel Hardy and
Harold H. Ilaekett tr
There was no question Of Tilden
and Johnston making the team"
Samuel Hardy. captain OF last years
Davis cup team, declared. "Tildens
condition upon his return from Eng.
land caused considerable uneasiness,
but he has been resting most of the
time since the Rhode Island state
championship and should be in good
shape In September
Johnston Is playing well and ap.
parently is following his usual course.
His season Is timed so that he will
reach his best form about Sept. l..
With two singles players of such abili.
ty the committees problem was TO
select the combination that would
best support them In singles In case
Tilden or Johnston should be incapa.
citated ri
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer., 1921-08-13
TEX MAY STAGE
JACKSON-WHlTE GO

New York. Aug Showing no
effects OF his battle with Johhmy Dun.
dee Wednesday, Charley White, Chica.
go lightweight. left for his home this
afternoon The windy city boy made
no comment on the draw decision in
his bout with the bounding Italian. but
declared he would soon return. prepar.
ed to meet any OF the boys In his divls.
ion.
White said he had been offered a
match with Willie Jackson for Madl.
son Square Garden next month. Ne.
gotiations with Tex Richard are IN
progress,
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer., 1921-08-13
Aurora Crowds
All Set for Fight

Everything Is set for the popular
price boxing show at the open.air
arena at Aurora This afternoon
Matchmaker Jim Mullen predicts a
crowd Of 5000 people. because the
idea of eight sixround,round battles
between boys of equal experience ap-
peals to the fans. Mullen figures
that by charging under 81 he can
attract bigger crowd than by eharg-
ing higher prices.
Following Is the card:
frankie Schaeffer VS.. Paddy Clan
cy.
Jimmie Nickls vs. Chaloner.
Andy Williams VS.. Battling Will
liams.
Billy Cepek vs.. Pete Mistel.
Johnnie Kinney VS.. Buck O'Brien.
frankie Martin VS.. Kid Berlin.
Jack Smith VS.. Jim Marples. V.
Bob Devine VS.. AL Tuttle. ~
By the time this edition goes to
press the battle will almost be under
way ~ b.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer., 1921-08-13
STANDING OF KIDS
TEAMS IN DEADLOCK
The Standing

Ottawa's play ground ball tourna-
ment as thrown into four-team tie
yesterday afternoon when the South
Ottawa team handed the Shabbona
School club a IA to 13 defeat. The
game was played on Shabbona Park,
West Ottawa yesterday afternoon at
3 O'Clock and was one of the best and
fastest yet of the series. Keen com
petition was displayed at all stages,
and the game was either teams up
to the last frame. Following are the
scores and the batteries:
South Side ....3 7 0 0 2 0 LII
Shabbona Park. a 0 0 0 3 0 0-13
Batteries-South Side: Thomas and
DuShane; West Ottawa Pemegis
and DeKreon.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer., 1921-08-13
GLAsSMAMcLAlMs n
$1,000 FORFEIT MONEY

Philadelphia, Pa. Aug. ls,-phil
Glassinan, manager of Lew Tender.
contender for the lightweight cham.
pionship OF the world, today announc-
ed he had claimed the $4,000 forfeit
for Benny Leonard's failure to appear
here today and weigh IN for the bout
with Tender at the Philadelphia
National ball park tonight, The fight
was indefinitely postponed when Leon
ard dlslocated a thumb. tl,r
II shall refund the money" Glass
man announced. when Leonard signs
to box Tender In Philadelphia for the
original promoters on or before Oct. IL
1921"
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer., 1921-08-13
CARPENTER TO
QUIT BOXING GAME

London, Aug l3--Georges Carpen.
tier VIII fight his last fight before re.
tirng from the boxing ring, In London
His opponent has not yet been select.
ed, but the contest win take place un.
der the management of Maj. Arnold
Wilson, ut Albert Hall. late in Octo.
Der or early In November, Wilson
tomorrow IL meeting Carpenter and
Manager escamps at Boulogue TO ar.
range the final details
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer., 1921-08-13

Now, if Old Sol will hold his natural
position and not duck underneath any
of Old Jupiter Pmyms' clouds tomor.
row afternoon. everything is all set
for the big battle between the Ottawa
cubs. with transformed lineup, cap.
able Of crushing the records of any
pitcher, clash" with the fast Armour
=. yeribests. representing Plano, Ill,
That the game will he a hooperdoo,
lis dead cinch, and Plano Is going to
; bring one of the largest visiting dele
cations ever brought into the city.
II is expected that several hundred
fans from Plano will journey to this
city tomorrow, should the weather per-
nit, to witness their team in action
against the Ottawa Cubs
With the addition of new player
to perform at second base, Sandy
Woods, and with the changing of the
batting order OF the players, Dunn eX-
poets to put over decisive win. The
manner in which players of a team
bat has considerable to do with the
team, and every fan who knows the
local players will admit that the bat
! ting order couldn't be arranged any
better than it has been. Wilmeroth
will lead off, followed by Woods,
Nuggets and Roth, as cleanup. Then
Brundage will follow with Kutz,
, Sheldon, Smykal and Lynch following.
BY this change, Dunn has five of the
. surest hitters on the team up in the
front positions where they can do con
siderable damage to the offerings of
either Cy Young or Pitcher Johnson.
Nevertheless. despite the fact that
! the Cubs will indulge in little club
swinging tomorrow, the Veribests are
not discouraged in the least and ex-
pect to hand the Ottawa Cubs another
defeat. Armour has a very good team
and they have defeated some of the
fastest teams in the country. So far
this season they have been going at
stop speed. Some of the fastest Chica-
go semi.pro clubs have been forced to
defeat by the Veribests, who will come
here tomorrow in an effort to clean
up on Dunn's Cubs.
Should Lynch hit good day, there
will be nothing to it He and his team
mates will no doubt win the game
easily. But should the local mounder
in last Sundays affair and walk as
many men, the Cubs will sure get a
wonderful trouncing by the Armours
Following are the lineups of the two
teams:
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer., 1921-08-13
mour Veribests Ottawa Cubs.
One OF Humanity's FaiIlnps.

We see with an almost indecent
alacrlty what principles involve for
our opponents. but we are frequently
uncommonly slow TO recognize that the
same principles involve the same
things for all of us.-Chesterton.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer., 1921-08-13
ARMOUR VER|BESTS
HERE TOMORROW IN
GAME. WITH CUBS
FANS, PROMISED AN INTEREST
ING BATTLE WHEN FAST PLANO
OUTFIT rohoRRoW. AFTER
NooN-LARoE DELEGATION or
RoorERs EXPECTED TO ACCOM-.
pANv TEAM.
BULLETIN.

Frank Paderni, former infielder and
second baseman for the Joliet Stand
ords, has signed contract with the
Ottawa Cubs, and will make his first
appearance with the team tomorrow
afternoon. against the Armour Veri-
bests. Announcements to this effec.
were made this afternoon by Manager
Dunn Of the Cubs team. Dunn stated
that Sandy Woods, recently signed to
play second base, will be unable to
perform tomorrow on account OF the
death of a cousin. Paderni is heavy
hitter and during his time with the
Joliet aggregation he vas batting an
average Of $50.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer., 1921-08-13
Games Today.

Chicago at Pittsburgh,
Cincinnati at st. Louis.
Philadelphia at Boston,
Brooklyn at New York.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer., 1921-08-13
How They Stand
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Yesterdays Results.

Pittsburgh, ~; Chicago, ..
Brooklyn, 3; New York, /, " ~.
Philadelphia, 1914: Boston, SO,
Cincinnati, 4, St. Louis. 2,
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer., 1921-08-13

Center college, Danyille, Ky, will
play II f0otbuli games next fall. Nine
will be staged In southern cities
Harvard win be played III Cambridge
October 20.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer., 1921-08-13
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Yesterdays. Results.

Yesterdays. Results.
Cleveland, G; Chicago, /.
Philadelphia. 8: New York, 6.
St Louis. 3; Detroit, l..
No other games scheduled.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer., 1921-08-13
Games Today

New York at Philadelphia.
st. Louis at Detroit.
Chicago ut Cleveland.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer., 1921-08-13
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\ Georges Carpenter soon VIII receive
u challenge for bout 10 be held In
Madrid. The challenge IL being for
wnrded by Andres Balsa, IL Gallclan
boxer 4"
Center college, Danyiile, KY, will
play II football games next fall. Nine
will be staged In southern cities.
Harvard win be played AZ Cambridge
October %.
Boxers who expect to work In New
Jersey must walk the chnlk-llne at all
times, as the boxing commission an
nounces that all Its rules will be strict
ly enforced.
The University OF California and LIE.
land Stanford university, the great Pa.
cliic coast rivals. have agreed TO meet
for the next ten years In all forms Of
major sport.
Ski jumping is an exciting sport and
skilled jumpers perform wonders, says
the American Forestry Magazine. A
humber of jumps exceeding 100 feet
are on record.
Discovered at the trial OF the Chi
cag0 BLACK SOx'--a Chicag0an sixty
four years old, who has never seen II
ball gane--and he is not blind
Tony Kaufman, a pitcher who has
been sensation with the Winnipeg
team Of the Western Canada league.
has been sold to the Chicago Cubs.
The Memphis club has taken on an
outfielder named Frank Fuller, who
last year played In the Independent
Delta league with Greenwood, Miss.
Ross Roberts, pitching ace of the
Martinsburg (Blue Ridge league) base
ball club, has been sold to the Peters
burg club of the Virginia State league
new umpire In the Southern
league Is the veteran Tommy Cor
coran, who Of late years has worked
IN the Eastern and international
leagues.
With GIL Meyers reporting TO New
Orleans, Manager DObbs released Doc
Smith. his second-string backstop, to
Nashville, where he was put in the
outfield. A
Fred Mitchell often has urged the
establishment Of baseball school
but most of the ball players know
more than their teachers. So what
the use?
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer., 1921-08-13

The True Question.
Everywhere In life the true dues
tion Is, not what we gain but what we
do.--Carlyle.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer., 1921-08-13

Boxers who expect to work In New
Jersey must walk the chalk-llne at all
times. as the boxing commission an
nounces that all Its rules will be strict
ly enforced.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer., 1921-08-13

frs 4 Il n
h Georges. Carpenter soon Will receive
u challenge for bout 10 be held In
Madrid. The challenge Is being for
warded by Andres Balsa, IL Galiclan
boxer.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer., 1921-08-13

The University OF California and lie.
land Stanford university, the great Pa.
cihc coast rivals. have agreed to meet
for the next ten years In all forms Of
jor sport.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer., 1921-08-13

Ski jumping Is an exciting sport, and
skilled jumpers perform wonders, says
the American Forestry Magazine. A
humber of jumps exceeding 12O feet
are on record.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer., 1921-08-13

Discovered at the trial OF the Chi
cage BLACK Sox'-a Chicag0an, sixty
four years old, who has never seen II
ball game-and he is not blind
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer., 1921-08-13

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NEW GRAFT
CHARGES ARE
THE LATEST

CHICAGO. Jan. 12.-Charges Of graft
IN the office Of Ralph ". Stone. Illinois
prohibition director, are to be probed
by a force Of twenty special investi-
gators who are now on their way here
from Washington, It was revealed to-
day.
Federal agents said 10 have been IN
he pay of liquor dealers are accused
u passing Illegal permits for the with
drawai Of liquor through the office Of
he prohibition commissioner. stone
said today no had knowledge Of several
OF these permits having been slipped
through" but declined 70 state + ne
knew the agents responsible
Many Chicago homes. it was declared
today. are TO be raIded by prohibition
agents IN search OF liquor Illegally &C
qutred. one hundred warrants for the
search Of homes are to be asked by Com
missioner Frank d. Richardson. II IS
alleged that huge quantities OF liquor
marked merchandise has been ship
ped into Chicago to private homes by
express
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HOBART

Miss MarceIIa Andreas entertained
ls girls at her hona Sunday in honor
OF aer 10th birthday anniversary The
day was spent IL games after WblSh
luncheon was served.
T. Roper OF Knox and Mrs. ". Roper
Of South Bend attended the funeral
hera yesterday CT little Miss DOROTHY
Graham.
Mrs. August smith ana children OF
Hamlet visited friends hero. Monday.
This Nesdls club met yesterday with
Mrs. Bessie HilimAn-
Geo. sautsr Is IN toe sick lisa.
Mr.. PennImap returned Monday rom
= few days visit with friends in Chi
cage.
A. d. meeting held hers Monday Of
the officials Of the Gary and Hobart
Traction company, Mr.. William Earle
was made president; Mr.. A. J. Smith.
vice president: Mr.. Lucy Glickauf of
Chicago, secretary. and MI. VIM. Earle,
treasurer; Mr.. Earl was also appointed
as general manager OF The company.
ohn Carlisle DOMAIN OF this place
was united in marriage yesterday 10
Mics Edith Sykes OF Gary. The cerc-
N was performed by Rev. Wm.
Seaman Of thu Methodist church at the
home OF the brides parents at Gary.
Mr. and Mrs. Dorman left Yesterday
cor a two months trip TO California.
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LOWELL

Mrss George Brucanan went to Ste
ger. IL. last evening to visit her son
ana family for a few days.
The new officers were Installed in
Lowell post OF the American Legion
Monday night.
Harry simms OF Schneider was here
en- business yesterday.
w. Fay Lynch OF Chicago came
down last evening on business.
Mr.. aud Mrs. J.. A. kInmet and
dau ghter. Lena, went to Dyer yester-
day. Nr. Kimmet went 10 attend a
meeting OF the stock holders OF the
Dyer. bank OF which he is one Of the
directors.
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EAST GARY

Mrs. Mort Crisnan Of Crisman spent
Tuesday with her parents, Mr., and
Mrs. J. Burt
Mrs. c. Rupert visited friends in
Hammond Wednesday.
Mrs. Frank Anderson and son have
returned to their home in LaPorte
after spending several days with Nal
colin and Elma Hazdgreen.
Philip Schneider entertained a num-
Der Of Chicago friends over Sunday.
Mrs. z. Horn is visiting Michigan
City with her daughter, Mrs. G. Brown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed White of Hammond
were weekend visitors at the home OF
the latter's sister, Mrs. \. e. Shearer.
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Mrs. 0 Dertcho Of Roberts ave
nue. fell when ~aliBhting a street CA
N her way to Hammond nda ano
hurt her foot quite badly, but Is much
improved At this time.
Wlnifrsd. the little daughter OF az
and Mrs. George Hokworth Of Myrtle
avenue. has been on the sick list Ter
sev eraI days.
Mrs. w. Balm o East Side visitsi
hes daughters. Mrs. II. Thiesson aH-
Nfrs. A schaener on Monday.
NJ. and Mrs. Z. Freese o. Myrtle
avenue were invited guests a. the PUB
lic installation OF officers of the Ca
feld order % Eastern stars No. 81, IN
south Chicago on Monday evening.
The laters brother. Irwin Hanson, was
installed as patron and Mrs. Hanson
80 warder for the ensuing year.
Jake w.chorst OF Lincoln avenue
ttended the Moose Iodgs OF which he
- a member IN Hammond on Tues
Gay evening.
Mrs. H. 7. Golding Of Myrtle avenue
as been confined to her home by
illness for several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Holmes Of In
diana Harbor visited with relatives
Sere over las Sunday.
4 number of Robertsdale people at
tended the funeral Of Private Edward
Larson. Whose funeral was held from
his home in Hammond last Sunday.
CIR. and Mrs.. 4. c. Miller q the
West PARK addition attended the Pra-
cess theater n Chicago last Sunday
evening ans saw -The Bat"
The little daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
4. Schaener has been very I'll SUI
fsring severe pain with an abscess IN
the ear.
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DYER

The stockholders Of the First Ma
tionaI bank held their annual meeting
Mt the bank building on Tuesday.
John Kimmet transacted business
here on Tuesday.
Mrs, Herman Batternan left for her
home at Jackson, Miss on Tuesday
afternoon.
Herman Borchers or Hanover
Prairie, was a Dyer visitor on we'd
uesday.
Math schouer left for Fairfield. Ohio.
on Wednesday morning.
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were Monon visitors Wednesday.
Mrs. Peter schaller was a Ham
n.ond visitor Tuesday.
The dance Tuesday evening drew a
large crowd and every one had a good
time. Mrs. Jacob Blocker was the
lucky winner OF the rug which was
conated by Rev. Anthony Badlna.
Mrs. Math Herman was an out-of-
town visitor today.
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friends ia Monster Sunday. Mr.. Z.
says he is going to win the $50 co
prize when that Tribune reporter gets
20 Hammond.
The high school girls In the athletic
class and their teacher, Mrs. Reynolds
Of Hammond. hiked out 70 Munster on
saturday and had lunch IA Kaske's
woods.
We hear two Of our Munster boys
enlisted in the army recently.
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MUNSTER

Mr.. and Mira. Kuhlman. motored to
Crown Point Sunday 70 visit Mrs.
Kuhlman's mother, Mrs. J. DeldrIch.
J. Badegraven of Hammond visited
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ST. JOHN

Born 10 Nj. and Mrs. Albert Dewes.
q baby boy.
Mrs. Geo. Gerlach and son. John.