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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-10
MARKETS
New York Stocks.

NEW YORK. July Further
price concessions were recorded In
the carly purt "a today's stock market
session. selling again conferred among
shares OF doubtful dividend status.
Sentiment was more bearish because
Of wee knees In foreign exchange, es-
pccinliy The British rate. Extreme
reactions OF ! Go almost 4 points were
made Nv prominent oils. motors.
stcrls. equipments n spccialties.
These were rgcly retrieved with
some substantial Tuins IN the final
hour when urilB served To stabilize
th, list. The closing wan strong.
Sales npproNimnted 10000 shares.
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ROOMS WIN 4

FOR REN'r-Two large cool rooms Tor light
housekeeping 3ls W Silver. Phone
SSH.
WOARp AMI KOOM- Widow vent. two
h%uarl,rs 40 objection 60 children rhonc
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FOR GALE

OOO-6rroom white ttuceo, bungalow,
modern, sleeplnK porch, fireplace, farnse-,
garage. corhet. fine loeatien, tth ward.
sm, large sleeping porch. West silver
Ave.
Houses and lots IN ell paris Of the sl,y.
u, 7BO-5-room brick. modern, Flaased
sleeping porch. garage, ehietsn houses.
lawn, Sidewalks. eopinEi Third ward
close In.
%, sOO-ss acres ~ good land. Q miles from
town, iwa adobe heasea. outbuldinFs,
small orchard. electric pumping plant
terms,
A. FLElSCHER
Real Estats. Insurance. Loans.
Phone a7s. III South Fourth ~
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NEW YORK. July g-Liberty
bonds closed avs. SsG.3G; first ~,
$500. second a.. gAGg2 hid. first
AVS. S,1.t4. sccnnd 4AA $500
ihird 44H, 500 go, fourth A =,
ss7.os. victory 3ats. SOS. So victory
"a 1854.
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WET HOME

WFNT IFsNTTfNIs HUME
This modern b-room bungalow In
situated on a corner; fine lawn,
nnrAre. shade. ana has maple
floors throughout. suu-den; all
bullt-in features. fine basement
with furnace; and the Joke Of II
n the price and terms for these.
Hing AFR. Pond
A. g. sTAREs.
a19 weat Ooid Ave. Phone iss.
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NEW york. July cotton fu-
lures closed iirm july. Si22s. oct.
sl2.S3. bee, sl3.Jb, Jan, N3.i0;
March. $l3.GG.
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Santa Fe Time Table
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wEsTBuusD-DAliy


80. 2s-Fr0m ~ fEso.. U.3spm
No -Fro ~ Pasu.. Z OOAm
No. 80 connects a. bcieu with No, % for
clovis, Pscos Valley. Kansas city and Gulf
Coast.
No. % connects At Bslen With No. ~
from Clsyis aud p0ints east and south %
Clovis.
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Produce

CHICAGO, July 9.-Butter un-
changed.
Eggs unchanged; receipts. 7.2l7
C14es.
Poultry alive. unchanged.
Potatoes. receipts. - cars; market
firm: Virginia Irish cobblers. si3aH
$50 barrel; Norfolks. t3.5Oa37b
barrel.
KANSAS CITY. July 9.-Eggs, lie
higher. 2Sc; selected lie higher, sac,
seconds, lc lower. 22c.
Creamery butter. ic higher, soc
broilers. &c higher. heaVles, 27c:
liEntg. 23c.
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Leverett Zapf & Co.

Leverett Zapf & Co.
Hustiers In Real Estate In all its
branches. Money TO loan.
WE INSURE ANYTHING IN
sURABLE.
WISELY.
MAIN OFFICE FOR
UNIVERSITY HEIGHTS
Let us figure on your plana.
make you plans and build you q
house. We can do II and save you
some money. A trial will con-
vinre YOU.
Always glad to be Of service TO
you.
200 West Gold Ave. Phone $40.
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School Mems


FIRST VAIN.
The, n~ttendanct record a First
Ward school ~ l.eIng kepf ap 60 stand
AID, and the work Is daily showing
the most gratifying results Mrs.
Butts expressed the opinion that M
small ciasses and the opportunity to
give each child Individual instruction
are responsible for the good results
obtained In the unme school.
Theae children. In Mrs Butts
classes, have done the best work for
tho week. Pablo Montana, David
Mckinney, william M~cuulnn.ss. Joe
Martinez, William Houston, Loritn
Janoa. Mildred Townsend. Anita Hitt
Thcse children have done the best
work In the third grade. Katherine
Lucas. Hubert Looney, Catherine Nc
cain, Burton Moore n Joseph Me-
Guinness. n In the fourth Kradc,
Inc following. Mildred Bots. Hose-
bud Moor and Robert MacKey.
Third WARD
These pupils in Miss ScruEEs' rssom
have been perfect In attenuance for
the week. In the hish second, L.ucio
Torres. Clarence shayez, Miibeth
Walsh. Manueiita Duran ana Cleo
tilda valdez; In the low third, ftoDert
itNhluN hhd Tony Icttluts IN the hihh
third, lanes capels. Walter panneck.
Ruth MRnlove, Jennie Nizxie. Margsf-
u Tartaglia n Bessie Mora.
These pupils In the high fourth
have been perfect In spelling during
the past week. George lienfIin,
Hugh Duncan. Florence Rtnmers.
Wilma Hienke. Dorothy suREs. Joe
Nizzie ana William Hodges. and these
pupils In the high fourth are leading
their classes In arithmetic. George
Henf1Ia, Dick Miner, Hugh Duncan,
Robert Henlng and Dorothy Suggn.
CENTRAL SCHOOL.
The relay races In arithmetic are
being held lea the summer school az
well as the regular term school. and
are arouslng as much interest. In the
high sixth grade the past week those
pupils won In the races. Mildred
Barnhaft, Maxine Mcspaddcn, Alice
solso, Buford Thomns. James aadief,
Carl Siiverstein, ". 10. uravett. Ber-
nesr Bowen, Wesley Tarter. Anna
Belle Taylor. James Bezcmek. Guada-
iupe chavez, Flora Armijo. Willette
farrell. Eleanor Face. Wayne Bur
nett. Ruth Thompson and Ruth Jack
son.
The leaders In the low sixth grade
relay race are BENJAMIN Bafth. Eleu-
tefia Garcia, Margaret Nolan. Daniel
contreras. John Wentworth, ION
Reid. Dorothy Hamilton. Eioise Rob
ertson. Zoraida Stewart. Wesley Schei-
Ike, Roy Stamps, Wilbert Wals.nE.
Frances Noin. congetta Cimlno and
cuca Garcia. The first seven OF these
scored 100 per cen
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Vheat-sept. si.isK; Dec.~sl.ei
Livestock

KANSAS CITY. July s.-Cattle re-
ceipta, 100; for week; Beef steers
mostly steady To 90 vents higher.
common kinds steady to 20 cents
lower; ycarlines aud better gradea
lisht Lteers. 25eb0 cents higher:
Gamers. she stock. bulls and stock
and heifcra steady. calves. 20 To
90 cents higher; stockers and feeders
strong to 30 cents higher. atock calves
week.
Hogs. receipts. zoe; mostly 6 10 10
cents higher than yesterdays aver
age; lights and medium weight Ia
packers without sorting, $3.50; $50
pound weight. $3.50, bulk Of sales.
81. sOGs.a SO.
sheep receipts none. For week
Sheep mostly &c cents higher lambs.
50m75 cents higher.
CHICAGO. July s.-Cattle receipts
SOC. Compared with week ago. Good
and choice heavy steers steady.
others and yenriingE. rs tn 20 cents
higher. spots up nore. butcher shc
stock mostly 80 20 as cents higher,
better grades up most: Gamers aud
cutters. 2hh60 cents higher: bulls.
75e to 81 higher. veal calves. 81 10
Sl.26 higher. siockers. 20 cents high
81: feeders dull. unchanged.
DENVER. July 9.-Cattle receipts.
100; market strong. beef utoers.
$500 a. 775. cows md heifers. si.bOm
O.: calves. SG0OMs.5O. stockers
ans feeders, $500 q 500; bulls. $500
u 100.
dogs receipts, 20; nominal
Sheen receipts. 500: steady: lambs.
81 lO.35, ewes. t5oOG4.2S.
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IOR REM

FOK RENT-OW5e space ms south f0uHh.
opposite p0stUtlcc Phone 49,
FOR RFNT- Store room. North Third ~
opposite Herald Office
FOR RENT small stUr'ruum especially
suited fur butcher shop we'll located iu
Highlands Phone l73O-W
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q itI.N1-non-.~
TOK MENI-Omlrr Nnnm.

GFFICF ROuMs fuR REST-rho office
formerly occupied hy Doctors Brown and
Trar, over kiril.f & CullIsfvr A.. ATIIy 60
Walton S'uItu IlIls West Central pbun,
ag1
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ron SALT-TypcNnter

FOR sALE, TiPEwRtrERs an knds
both new aud second hand, bought, sold.
rented Hnd repaired Albuquerque Type
writer EtchanEe. Phone so3J. 122 South
Fourth 81.
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ILbgAL NOTICES

LEGAL NOTICES "a
N0TfCE FOR PuBlICATiOR.
D~etarfment ~ tho Interior.
u. \ Land Ufsse a. santa W, N MeN.
June ~. 1921.
Notice il herby given that Melquiadsa
Montana. Of Oia Aibaqasrgas. y. n. who on
Asy 10 isis faaads humesisad No. O3hssl, for
SWh SWh. SegfiOn . Ty~ nship W, hangv
OF. n. NJ y Meridian. has filed notice Of
intention 10 male thfes year proof, 10 sntab.
lish claim 60 The laGd shave described. be
fore q. \. Commissioner A. Alhuqhsrque, y
~ 90 luiy 20. 1891.
Clhimknt Names A. Witnesses Carlos
0fi.gs, Ffank Martinez lEnhrio Herrera and
Reuunio urisfu. all u TQpfaa. n. NJ
A N BERdEkE. Register.
June 10 20 July alo.l7
Ths Herald IN the punch that
knocks h WANT nal Of WANT ADS
nv eiving RESULTS
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

ErG C~LEASTSG AND MATTRESS
KENOVATING
Prices Reasonable
Satisfaction Guaranteed
ERWIN BEDDING co.
We Return Everything But The Dirt
Phon. ~ iOli \ Second ~
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-10
MoNEY To LOAN

Monty TO LOAN-On diamonds, watcher
and gold Irwelry Liberal, reliable con
hdential, Gotticb \ Beer. los Norit
First -
CONFIDENTIAL loans on iewe.y diamonds
watches, Liberty Bonds, pianos Automo
biles. Lowest rates kothmAn's, M soutl
First. Bonded tn tho state
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-03-24
NEVA WELTY IS
ARRESTED IN GARY
Young Woman Wanted on
an Embezzlement In
dictment

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. March "a
Neva Welty. age twenty-six years. whose
home Is said TO be in Young America,
was arrested Tuesday at Gary and will
be returned to Indians polls to answer
70 grand jury indictment charging her
with embezzlfng $500 from the American
Mortgage Company, 2O2 Security Trust
building. East Market street
The young woman. It is charged, went
70 an Ohio city, while working for one
Of the companys stock statesmen. and
representing herself as ecretary OF the
company, collected $500 from client
there. She was traced to several cities
IN the west and recently was found in
Gary. the detectives said
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-03-24
TWfn City
Neus Notes

Crack commercial artists in the
Calumet building adorned candidates
posters yesterday and added and de-
tracted as the case might be an &C
corinE to sentiments. The building
corridors seem most ideal place for
the attraction OF all candidates in their
poster appearance. Tho cleverness Of
the artist must be admitted and to
those who made the photograph ar
rangement on the walls.
The Picnic Social Club which was
scheduled to meet this week has been
postponed and the members win be
the invited guests Of Mrs. G. Weis-
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-03-24

senger at her home in Windsor PARK
next Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Paul Galik OF Penn, avenue y AZ
reported yesterday as being Ill 70
the past several days with an attscF
which resembles the grippe.
Mrs. J W Brown OF North Mag
avenue has departed for st. Louis, No.
to be with her sister. q resident O.
that city. who IS submitting to an or
Grafton to be performed this Week
Mrs. Brown will remain there un'i
her sisters condition warrants he
return home.
The senior basketball team Of girl
OF the Washington high school VII
play the Crown Point high school team
Friday evening. April 1, at the Nc
Kinley gymnasium. There is niue
enthusiasm expressed for the com'nl
game and the audience viii be corr
posed only OF women and girls.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-03-24
Made a Hit With Him

MY wife has taken your mediclrt
and has been wonderfully benefited
For over four years she has had trou
Bile with bloating and could scarce.
cat any food because Of this condns0n
Doctors medicines did not help he
and an operation was advised. lie
brother. who is q druggist, sent her
bottle of Mayr's Wonderful Remed
and It helped her at once, I cann0
praise your medicine enough" It Is T.
simple, harmless preparation that
moves the catarrhal mucus from th
intestinal tract and allays the inham
nation which causes practically al
stomach, liver and intestinal ailment.
including appendicitis. One dose wi.
convince or money refunded. sun
mers Pharmacy and druggists every
where.-Adv.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-03-24
ANOTHER SIGN
OF SPRING

Spring IS here. at least another sign
Of warm weather put in its appear
ance this week when tho police have
been called upon to keep their eyes
open for missing children who are
wont to stray away and get lost these
balmy days.
Two Gary children strsyed away late
yesterdaa afternoon but were found by
the police later in the evening. One
was Ruth. the 7-year-ol daughter of
Jerry Wilson. 1909 Fillmore street. and
the other a 4-year-o1d miss residing at
400 Polk street.
Parents OF missing children seldom
report back to tho police when found
and Chief Forbis desires that in the
future they do this as the police Blot
ter is crowded with names of missing
children, who have been found and the
police are still looking for them.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-03-24
MANY PEOPLE INVITE
APPENDICITIS ATTACK

Appendicitis Is often due 20 infec-
ton from old, retained waste matter.
Even though bowels move daily, pois-
ons may accumulate in tho system for
months. The intestinal antiseptic,
Adler-i-ka, acts on BOTH upper and
lower bowel, removing ALL foul, de-
cavinE matter which might start in
lection. EXCELLENT for gas on the
stomach or chronic constipation, Ad-
ler-i-ka removes matter which you
never thought was in your system.
ONE single dose will surprise you.
Summers Pharmacy, Holman near
State St.-Adv.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-03-24
Jury Gives William
Sykes 81, 10000 Judgement

After deciding that the railroad was
to blame for the accident which de-
molished truck owned by William
sy kes. the Jury in the Lake Superior
court awarded Sykes a judgment of
$1,000. Sykes truck was struck by j
Michigan Central train on South
Broadway at the Michigan Central cut
Off.
been tried. The first time II was tried
the jury was out all night. and a YER
dict could not be reached. The last
trial was chiefly for the purpose OF de-
termining the cause OF the accident
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-03-24
Gary Fans Interested

Gary and Hobart hght fans are to
witness the second bovinE exhibition
to be given by the Hobart Post Of the
American Legion this evening at STRAIT
tans hall IN Hobart.
Young Jack Kennedy IS to meet
Gene Callahan in a 1o-round windup
while Jimmy Duffy of Chicago will be
matched against Battling McGrath for
10 rounds as q semi windup. Kennedy
is a resident of Hobart and is also
known in and around Gary. having
scrapPed with most Of the boxers
known to the Gary fans. Callahan re-
Gently outpolnted Carl Ossmanf at the
Broadway Hut and showed that ne was
deserving OF a bout with Kennedy.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-03-24
Tom Knott Condition
is Termed Critical

Thomas r. Knots. first mayor OF
Gary. who underwent an operation at
the Mayo brothers hospital at Ro-
chester. MINI. on Monday OF th>' week
is reported in a critical condition and
according to late reports today his
condition Is weaker.
Yesterday wa sthe third day after
the operation and having passed this
crisis, some hope is held out today that
he may pull through.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-03-24
CONTRACTOR SUES
CHURCH FOR PAY

Vincent Chiabai has filed a com
plalint in the Gary Lake superior
court that the Christ Episcopal church
OF Tolleston Is indebted to him III the
sum Of $5,05O on account OF work and
Ia Dor performed on the church in
August. 1919. The Manhattan lumber
company have not yet been paid for
lumber furnished and is a party in
the suit
The church was completed late IN
1919, and the original cost was $500
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-03-24
MURDER
TRIAL At
THE HUB

SFES ~ ~ ihG, 'iEESi
The trial OF Pedro Acevis OF Indiana
Harbor for the murder OF Joe Gunsalas
a Is year old boy was heard before
Judge Martin Smith on Tuesday.
Acevis was drunk at the time the
murder was committed. He had given
Gunsalas $40 of his money to keep for
him, on one occasion Acevis asked for
$40 and Gunsalas gave him only $500
and he pulled out his gun and shot
him. Acevis is Mexican and all
testimony was given through an in
terpreter. Judge Smith did not tx
the penalty al this time.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-03-24
GARY CONTRACTORS
SECOND LOWEST IN
COUNTRY CLUB BIDS

Next to the lowest bid on the coun-
try club was entered by Anderson
Bros, Gary contractors 1t was pre-
viously stated that Johnson company
OF Chicago were the next lowest bid
ders The three lowest bids were;
E II. Crowell. Crown Point, t7s,-
se1.os
Anderson Bros. Gary. $so,s33.os.
The Nash Doweu company Of Chi
cago, s96,551.oo
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-03-24
ONLY TWO ARRESTS
IN 48 HOURS

reign Of quletude has prevailed at
the Gary police station during the
past As hours only two arrests having
been made since o'clock Tuesday
evening and reports Of Importance are
few and far between. OF the two ar
rests made both were on charges Of
vagrancy and one OF these on war
rant sworn out In a Gary justice court.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-03-24
DEMOCRATS HAV-
ING A HARD TIME

Gary democrats are still uncertain
whether or not they Will have a ticket
in the field during the coming city
election. From reports they are hav-
ing a hard time in finding a candidate
who viii make the race on the demo-
cratic ticket and IT may come to pass
that they will have to resort to con-
scription when 1t comes to making up
primary ticket. Harry Arnold. prom
inent Gary banker. may accept ths
nomination. It was reported today.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-03-24
GARY CON
TRACTOR RETURNS

George II. Shaw. one Of Gsry"s pion-
GERS returned to Gary after six
months visit with relatives and friends
in England.
Mr.. shaw win Immediately begin
construction on brick fat building on
the cast side to cost $4,000 and will
also build 10 residences on the east
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-03-24

side The Gary Land company nave
already approved the plane.
Mr.. Shaw stated that he would stay
IN Gary and build as long as there
was a demand for homes
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-09-01
JESS MUST SHOW
RICHARD HE'S FIT
TO GET TITLE GO

NEW YORK. Sept less VIII
lard can't have a return match with
Jack Dempsey until he trains for Ave
or six months steadily and proves TO
Tex Rickard that he Is IN prime
physical shape. Neither can Willard
hope to step into the ring and take
one on the chin for a losers guar
antee Of. $4,000
These laws for WIZARDS conduct
were laid down by Richard today in
response to reports that willard and
Dempsey were to fight for Richard in
New Jersey some time this fall.
Il won't guarantee Willard any
thing" Richard said I'm through
making guarantees to aEhter-. They
VIII have TO gamble with me But I
think that Il willard really trains a
bout between him and Dempsey I'm my
arena in Jersey City would draw
$500 600. which would pay willard
more than the 10000 guarantee he
demands
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-09-01
HORNSBY'S
STAR SWAT
= RECORD

NEW YORK. Sept. J. rogers
Hornsby IS as good IN" with another
National League batting champion
ship
The star swatsman Of the St. Louis
Cardinals with 202 hits and batting
average Of 41S In 125 games is more
than 60 points ahead OF his nearest
rival and unless he suffers an unpre-
cedented slump he viii breeze under
the wire = two-tirne champion.
The batting race in the American
league IS FAR from settled. Harry
Hetlman Of the Tigers, who has been
leading the league for good many
weeks. Is hitting today with Cobb and
Ruth close on his heels. Heilman re-
Gently went through a batting slump
that cut hts percentage down TO within
easy striking distance for Cobb, who
Is now but points behinf him.
George sT=ler. last years batting
champion Is hitting 373.
The hitting OF Hornsby this year
has been decidedly brilliant The
Cardinal star reached and passed the
POO mark in base hits az Philadelphia
yesterday and incidentally registered
his Goth home run OF the season He
as an outside chance OF beating the
National League record for the most
base its In a season. This record was
hung up by Willie Aer, when he made
243 ATS as a member Of the Baltimore
Orioles IN 1897 and while Hornsby
VIII have to go like house ahre to
get AZ hits in the % games remaining
on the Cardinal schedule Il is a good
bet that he runs hts total we'll UP 70
that mark
The American League record FOR
the most base hits in q season Is PSI
hung UP last year by George sisler.
Babe Ruth with 4s home runs TO
date. ia four ahead Of his 1920 mark
al this time
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-09-01
SPOR 7
NORTH SIDE A.C.
PLAYS RINGS
ROUND BURNHAM

Before a crowd q 500 enthusiastic
ooters the North side a G wreckins
rew. hit It's way 70 a Is 10 victory
yer the strong Burnham \ C.. who
-e in the Inter state League
The game was very interesting until
ne fifth inning. when the North Side
FUNDED Haunesey the Star South paw
the Inter state League for FIVE
is. including triple by Fob Lewan-
owslsi This aetted nve runs and
aished Haunesey. After this fatal
ming Burnham used three more
,itchers. but could not stop the on
-laught Of the North siders who scor-
d ten more runs in the seventh in
ning.
IN the very nrst inning BurnhaEn
nut scare into the fans when after
wo outs on two successive hits scor-
ID one run This. however. didn't
mean anything as Porter frightened
up and had the much touted Burnham
sluggers eating out OF hts hand for
The rest OF the game
IN the held McAfurray was easily
he star as there was no chance too
difficult for him to handle. He also
proved himself handy with the stick
Tor he drove the ball for a record
drive. Bud Badowski must also b
mentioned for his great work at bat.
Getting three hits out OF four trips 10
The plate and for his cleverness on
bases. Johnny OReal the North
Side all around player whose natural
position is second base was shifted 20
irst and played A good game throu gh-
out. Porter the North Side twirler
vas in great form for he allowed only
four hits and issued but one free
ticket to first. while Hammond solved
The Burnham pitchers for sixteen hits
and nine walks. Credit must also be
given to all the North side players
Cor the brand OF basebal they ex-
hibited
On Sunday. SEPTEMBER 4. the last
North Side A. c. will cross bats with
the Hammond Foresters who earlier
n the season played and defeated tho
North Siders This ought to turn out
10 be a great game as the North Side
boys ~are out to avenge the former de-
feat The game will be played At
Douglas park and called at p m
with an official umpire. namely. ).
Gratwick officiating. The score:
Burnharn .......100 900 0oo-l 4 4
North Side .....l11 O5o 1ooo-ls Is 2
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-09-01
WILSON WILL
BE FAVORITE

INTERNATIONAL NEWS sERYlcEl
NEW YORK. Sept. Johnny WI
son will be a tavorite to defeat Bryan
Downey when they meet at Jersey
city Labor Day according 70 indica-
lions in boxing circles today. Both
boxers arc in the midst Of training
for the bout Promoter Tex Richard
announced that n order 70 win the
diamond studded belt emblematio Or
the nliddleweight championship and
now held by Wilson. Downey VIII
have to score knockout Indian
Russell also VIII have TO win from
Johnny Buff by the Knockout route #
he Is to annex the fywetsht belt