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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-10-12
Al,ALEER FIRES BIG GUNS FOR DAN BROWN
LEGION ATTACKS HAMMOND LABOR RES UTI0N AT WABASH
MAYBE HE HAD
A SNAKE BITE?

Last night the now schedule of
liquor rates prevailing in Hammond
was pubIfahed In The T1nnes.
Along about eight o'clock In the
evening the telephone at the police
station rang.
"HeiIuh," said Sergeant Kunr.
"HeIfo," came a respOnse from the
vfshlry ride swsvr'
Kunx was puzzled but decided he'd
betted look the fellow over go he told
him to come 20 the station and sec
about IL.
About fifteen minutes later, he ap-
peared. Chief Gus simons OF the
dry squad happened 70 be in 50 the
visitor was turned over to hina.
NOW, -hnt wrs & you wanted.
asked Gus
'<W''y like to get liddIe bit Wish
kC. some times get sick and 7
like to have IL round
SHOW do you get that way, com
ing here for its" demanded Gus
IVY read IL jes IiddIe bit ngo
In the paper something about wish
ky and police sutton"
well ve aren't selling any right
ndw,'' replied the dry chief, "bnt II
you happen to be in the sewer In
about day or tv~o You mny he able
to get some ss ve may pour some
out SOON"
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-10-12
SIMMONS
SAYS KLAN'S
NOT TLAWLE:SS
Five Shots Are Fired At Woman
Officer Of KIan In
Georgia
IINrEsNArIoNAL Ngws sERvIeEl

llhI GNNhGtONtL NEWS SERFICE1
WASHINGTON. Oct. General de-
ntal Of charges Of lawlesrness brought
against the Ku Klux Klan By members
OF congress and others was rnade be-
fore the house rules committee today
By William J. Simmons OF Atlanta. Ca
imperial wizard OF the order. The
committee in conducting 9 preliminary
examination to decide wetheT taare
shall be an investigation Of allega
tions that the Khan is operating IL IN
violation OF federal Law
Simmons declared the Ku Klux was
a patriotic, fraternsl and charitable"
organization which encouraged 100
per cent Americanism" and dsnied any
orders have been issued BY the Khan
which contemplated the violation OF
any law
It developed that Simmons was the
founder OF the new Khan. the framer
OF Its constitution and supreme head
OF the organization for life.
Representative Gallivan Or Mas.a-
chusetts appealed to the rules commit
tee to act favorabIy on his resolution
calling for information as to what
members OF congress were members Of
the Khan
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-10-12
COURT CLEARS DOUGLAS
Of COMPLETELY CHARGES
Hammond Man Not Guilty
In Camp Grant Scan
dal Says Judge.

Cleared Of the charges Of completely
In the Camp Grant pay roll frauds on
which he had been held prisoner for
four months awaiting trial in the fed
eral court. Percy r. Douglas returned
yesterday to hts home in Hammond free
and happy
Douglas was arrested at Milwaukee
on June 10. along with several other
Camp Grant officers and outsiders who
were supposed to have been responsible
for the theft Of large sums of money
from the government through a well
planned system Of padding the camp
payrolls Sergeant Major James Deer
in gwas believed to have been the leader
of the gang.
III tie trial this week before Judge
Carpenter at Chicago Dearing was found
ruilty and a. sentence Of ten years in
Fort Ieavenworth was imposed. Others
were also sentenced but the Hammond
man was released when Judge Carpenter
held that there was no case against him
Mr. Douglas returned TO Hammond at
once after his name had been cleared
and expects TO remain in shs city.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-10-12
MOONSHINE
PUTS INK
On MICHAEL

Mike Jaoionskt Of West Hammond,
who pulled the daring holdup at the
Hammond Country Club one night three
years ago. using an unloaded revolver,
and for which he spent six months in
the house Of correction. is in trouble
again.
Yesterday afternoon Judge Kowalski
in the West Hammond police court
bound Mike over to the grand jury after
edivence had been presented showing
that he had broken into Mrs. Mary
MamaJs bake shop early Monday morn
ing. He made TOO much racket and they
eau ght him IN the act.
Liquor is Mikes jinx. Every time he
has gone counter to the law he has
been under the influence OF intoxicants
Ordinarily he is q pretty nice fellow
The Country Club job was done while
he was "stewed' He was in the same
state when he rolled" fellow at a
carnival two years ago and got another
jail sentence. Monday morning It was a
shot OF moonshine. given him BY q
Hammond boy, which caused the Grim
inal instincts to come to the fore. Al
least that Is what Mike says.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-10-12
SAYS MAYOR
IS ALWAYS
ON THE JOB
Hammond Attorney Speaks Fol
Mayor Brown At
R0bertSdaIe
BILL WARNS UP

Some Of the high lights II II. ].
McAleer>s great speech last night:
i want TO say Dan Brown has
given Hammond. not one Of the best
but the best administration it ever
had"
This town under Dan Brown was
run at q cheaper per capita cost
than any other town of its size in
the United States Yeu cant answer
that"
Il challenge any man to show ne
a solitary thing Ed. Simon did "a
the legislature His greatest recorc
as auditor was the number of sslocn
licenses he signed
would Ed. Simon stay or the rob
like Brown? No. II Simon is else-
ted youn have to get out q search
warrant to find him
The good people of this town ave
with Dan Brown and I'm glad 10 be
one Of them"
"a mayor who would not enforcs
the dry law would be a traitor and
coward"
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-10-12
DAVID HAD MORE
PATIENCE THAN JOB
Cobbler Assigns His Better
Half in Hammond Di-
vorce Court.

Job and his bofls had nothing on
David Garben when It comes ID patience
Dave has a little shoe shop at $50
Sibley St. Hammond He and his wife.
Eta. have been living in apartments at
the rear of the store It has been an
exciting life. according to Dawes story.
To begin with. Eta has an awful
temper and when 1t Is reused she can
spill vile names something terrible. She
insists on calling Dave a drunkard and
a gambler which Dave says hurts his
feelings because il isn't true.
But Eta wouldn't confne her poster
ing to the private apartments. She
would sail right out into the shop when
customers were there and begin 'raz-
zing' him. IF she got a chance she
would wait on tho customers. take their
money and then overlook the fact that
Dave had cash register Her pocket
was good enough.
When she couldn't get the none.
from the customers direct, Eta would
slip around when Dave was busy peg
Sing soles on shoes and slyly slip some
money from the drawer. Dave knew it
ali the time but he wouldn't kick. 1t
would simply mean more trouble
For three years he stood It. The
tongue lashings weren't all. She lick
ed him occasionally and every now and
then threatened his life. Dave took it
all with supreme patience. He thought
the death threats weren't serious But
Il October 2 he had a rude awa-k
oning In one ol her tantrums Eta
grabbed knife and firted it at him
side-show style It struck him in the
arm inficting nasty wound.
With it all Dave insists he has never
laid a restraining hand on Eta, fearing
he might be too rough and injure her
Following the knife throwing exhibition
he decided that something should be
done so he had his lawyers. Klotz q
Tinkham, start divorce proceedings He
also asks that Eta be restrained from
interfering with the business and from
n1olesttng him IN any way. Tie suit
was filed this morning in the Hammond
superior court
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-10-12
DEATH OF
AGED SETTLER

Mrs. James Moore. an aged and be-
loved resident of Lake county since
80. passed away this morning at tha
home Of her son. Mr. Edison Moore e
the North Side in Hammond Mrs.
Moore had been i'll for several months.
and her death is mourned BY a great
MAN. friends throughout the county
She Is survived BY two daughters Mrs.
Daisy Thomas and Mrs. Amy Smith Of
the state Of Washington and two sons
Edison Of Hammond and Edwin Of
Lowell. Funeral arrangements have
not as yet been made and announce
ments OF same Will be made at later
date.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-10-12
WORST Of
DEPRESSION
HAS GONE
trKrgRNArIoNAL NEWS sEnwcEl


CHICAGO, Oct 1.-THE worst OF the
depression which has seriously affected
farmers throughout the country is over
according 70 Henry c. wallace. secre-
tsry of agriculture. Secretary wallace
made this prophesy today IN an address
before the convention Of the National
Implement & Vehicle Association here.
The department OF agriculture has
a strong sympathetic interest in every
effort OF implement dealers 70 better
their products which have enabled Am
erican farmers to increase their pro
duotion three to I'VE times more than
the farmers Of the old world. the sec
retary said. Implement dealers are in
financial straits such as they have
never passed through. but dependent as
YOU are upon the farmer who $ your
largest purchaser 1t is insvitable that
you should share with him his periods
of diversity as we'll as his periods OF
prosperity.
from observations made BY investi-
gators from my department IN ny
opinion the worst of the present de-
preston is over"
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-10-12
BY THE POLITICAL REPORTER


W. J. McAIeer cried shame at tn.
mayors enemies last night at Roberts
dale. He blamed them for not bei-z
fair with a man who has played the
game on the square
It was in the interest of fair pIa
that Attorney McAleer took the stump
for Brown. II was an unexpected act.
Dan Brown hadn't been McA1eer's choice
:. candidate four years ago. but Mc-
Aleer Is nothing If not "square-shoot
err" And. so. when he saw all the old
political traps set for the mayor by the
political trapster. Ed. Simon. Bfn dc-
cided TO get in and help out
II there is anything ". !. hcAlscr
knows II IS the political pitfalls Chat
are dug by venerable huntsmen re
can penetrate the carounage and De
tour without a misstep He knows his
way about the woods of politics and is
an equal any day in the week FOR -
mon He can match smile ard hard
shake with Ed
1t was exactly what the Brown camp
needed. McAleer made his bow n the
campai gn in the Fourth ward where he
has been an idol ever since that da2
twenty-five years ago when he became
the political advisor for the late Rich
ard Schaaf.
Dan Brown. az ne all admit 10 not
an accomplished politician. He IS
man with great deal of tenactty who
went into office inexperienced and after
four years Of hard. earnest and con
scientious work has a hrIner grasp on
municipal affairs than any mayor WIN
ever sat in the city hall. be knows
the business of running Hammond like
Pete Meyn knows the business of run
ming his bank on the -Four Corners
4 want to say that Dan Brown has
given Hammond not one OF the best
but the best administration that Ham
mond ever had shouted W. J. Nc
Aleer from the stage in the auditorium
of the Robertsdale school last night
TIE AMENs HAVE IT
That's gospil isn't it7"
Amen" came a voice from the reSs
Then McAleer produced the figures
TO show how we'll Mayor Brown has
guarded the peoples money during
period when everybody else was spend
ing without thought of the morrow
The figures which Attorney McAleeg
presented come direct from the bureau
Of statistics at Washington. p. -, and
can't be disputed. They show ths'
Hammond was operated the pastkyear
at the lowest per capita cost OF an,
city Of its size or greater IN the United
states Per example.
Hammond's per capita cost f12.44
East Chicago with 50 less people
sl7.31.
Gary. s171E
A1uncie, s1754
Kokomo, s1s.o4.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-10-12
TRATKE RAIDED
ONCE M0RE

WiIliz111 Trai1E. s%r CSIuurnfa svs,
Hammond rhe aafoon -SeepeT-. wlro nss
been srTeScsd tSiste feforT n TIRE Is-st
SIX weeks fcr IhaUcr vidlstions, T1s
brought In again today ate afs r-ece
aad beer r5'ted hv FL Berw arEs-- cr
the Fsde-aI dry forccs. pe1sctiva C-lar
Carlson Of the Hammond police end
gent John Nauracaj o. the T. E r
paIice- They found a quart Of Ea-or
behnd his bar and two more qus-ts
among his wite-s clothes in dreaser
drawer IN the living apartment
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-10-12
HAMMOND BUYS
SITE FOR SCHOOL
r7ssciAL ro rHr rInssl

WHITING. Ind Oct. i2-Ths Ham
mond Board Of Education have pur-
chased twenty-three forty foot lots n
the new west Park Second Addition
from the Smith. Bader Davidson Real
Estate Co. al Whiting On thi.
ground. Hammond will erect school
building to take care Of thsir new popu-
lation in the West Park Addition, West
Parks Second Addition. Sheffield Add
tioa ana the Forsyth Water Garden.
The present school building is wholly
inadequate to take care Of the number
OF children IN and ar nd Roberts
dale and the new additions. so the
contemplated erection Of the new build
ing and the purchasing OF the lots
will be hailed with great JOY hy tho
parents and the children.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-10-12
TROOPS MARCH
THROUGH LAKE co.

The 2nd and 8rd regiments. United
States army are marching through Lake
county enroute from Camp Terry. o..
70 Fort Sheridan. Ill and Fort Shell
ing MINI. They passed through the
cities and towns Of westville, Woodvile
East Gary Miller Aetna, Gary and
East Chicago. They viii reach Chicago
on October II, and the next day will
arrive AZ Fort Sheridan. The 3rd reg
irnent then will proceed to Fort Shell
ing.
These regiments were organized III
1872 and their present combined strength
is 4s2 men. with $50 horses. They for
nerly were stationed at Camp Sherman.
O.. which they left August II for the
national rife matches at Camp Perry
They left Camp Perry en- September IS
or the present march
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-10-12
GIRL ACQUITTED IN
OHIO MURDER CASE
ffNrgRN4rroNAL NEWS SERVICE

CLEVELAND Ohio, oct 12.-Marian
McCardie. 20 year old daughter Of Mrs.
Catherine Eva Kaber, was today acquit-
ted OF compHeity in the murder Of her
stepfather. Daniel p. Kaber. wealthy
publisher. The Jury returned verdict
just before noon today
Kaber was killed two years ago last
July His widow Is now serving q life
sentence in Marysville Reformatory for
her part in the crime. salvatore Gala.
hired assassin. has been sent TO the
penitentiary for life and two others
await trial as alleged accomplices
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-10-12
GIANTS Win Their
FOURTH GAME TODAY

Ward up: W2rd oct, Douglas 60 Kelly.
Baker up: kaker out on q 6y 70 Fsisch
No runs. no hits.
GIANTS-Frisch Up: Frisch out.
Nays TO Pipp; Young up: strike I called
ball wide. ball wide. strike called.
oall wide. Young safe at first on an
inaeld hit; Ksllv up: foul tip strike /.
ball / wide. foul tip strike z, oa.l Z
low, Kelly misad the thiri strike:
Young stole second: Meusel Up: strike
! called. ball l low. ball low. Young
scored when Meusel singled over Pipp;
Rawlings up: Rawlings out TO Pipp.
unassisted. One run, two hitt.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-10-12

WABASH. md. Oct 12-Claude z
rTlerz OF vincennes. was elected com
rnander Of the American Legion OF IN
diana here yesterday.
The action Of the Indiana Federation
- Labor IN convention recently N
Hammond was rade tbs subject or
resolution By the legion
Asoetion Of resolutions and election
~ officers were features on the pro
xrann here yesterday Of the third an
nual convention OF the American Leg
son o. Indiana, which opened two
sav session Monday. The report OF
ths resolutions committee was adopted
early ia the afternoon. and selection OF
a commander and other officers for the
coming year was 70 be made late IN
the day.
INCLUDED IN RESOLUTIONS.
Resolutiors. which were reported By
the resolutions committee and which
wsre adopted, Included the following.
Extension of the date of rein
sts$eua<n< Of former service mems
war r1sk Insurance.
Recommendations that November
II. AruaEs+tce day be made a state
holiday.
Reoounendattop that the people
the r~huiidinS of the village OF
BeiIeau. France.
ApprovrI and support OF the se-
zion of ths United states In the
.etxure and disposition OF enemy
property.
ConferrIng Of the title and In
uRnfa of past commander on Col
L. r. Gtgniniat, of Culver. com
In Indiana
Tor the last year.
ACTION OF LABOR MEETING.
rhe resolutions committee also at
-acked a resolution adopted BY the IN
dfsna Federation Of Labor's annual
..anvention at Hammond September p
n which the Legion committee assert
IA the labor resolutions had said that
legion members had had melted riots
III I.afayette and Indianapolis, when
-ad{eal sneakers were billed 10 speak
that the Legion il inimicel to organtz-
ed labor, and that paid lobbyists OF the
seion worked against all labor lesis-
latIon now pending IN the'congress-
RIDICULE RESOLUTION.
The Legion resolution continued:
where's the press reports ot said
convention states that resolution
vas adopted. calling on congress 70
revoke the charter of the American
Legion Of the department OF Indiana.
in its third annual convention. nov as
xenahled. does therefore now retterate
stand for full and true Americanism
and states that Il IS not against or
fninaIcal OF any honorab.e organization
or association or Americans whether
they be an organization, as laborers,
as capitalists or as any other class of
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-10-12
BOARD LETS CONTRACT
FOR REPPA ROAD
Crown Point Contractors
Awarded North Township
Job Yesterday.

TsPELTEL 70 TIE TIMES
CROWN POINT, IND, Oct. l2--TLc
county Commissioners held ths.- -, III
ly session on Monday and besides the
re gular routine work they let the con
tract of the }. X Reppa road in North
Township. The estimate was :98GQ0
the contract being lot for $4,000 70
Courtright & Heinly of Crown Point
Harry Claussen was the lowest b'd-
der on the commercial car FOR the en-
gineering department for s1.o44.
Charles McWayne vas awarded tho
contract for building 500 feet Of board
fence for s2s2.T2.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-10-12
FIRST INNING

YANKs-Fewster up. hall high.
strike l called. strike , called. ball ?
high. foul tip. Fewster flied to Young;
Peck up strike called. ball | low.
foul tip strike 2. Peck ouoIed 70 left,
Miller up ball ! high, foud strike /,
ball 2 wide. ball vide. strike called.
Miller out. Frisch TO Kelly. Peck TAX
ing third. Meusel UP. ball low, foul
tip strike l. foul strike 2. Meusel out.
Douglas to Kelly. No runs. one hit.
GIAETs-Burns up: Burns out on a
fy to Meuselt Bancroft up: ball / low.
strike I missed. foul strike 2. Bancroft
dou bled 10 center; Frisch up: ball !
high, foul strike !. Frisch Aied to Nil
Ter. Bancroft took third after the catch.
Young up; Young out. Mays to Pipp.
No runs, one hit.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-10-12
(RuLLETINl

tINTERNATIoNAL NEWs sEeWcE1
PITTSFlELD. Mass. Oct. II.
Search vas being made TODAY for
the burglars who robbed the
Lenox summer home Of Henry
White former ambassador to
France and ItaIy, Of papers and
jewelry valued at nearly $4,000.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-10-12
(BULLETIN)

fIHTERNATToN NEWS sEFNIcEI
LONDON. Oct. IL. King
George has ruled against the sug-
gestion that the Victoria Cross be
conferred upon the tomb Of Amer
ica's unknown soldier" in Airing
ton cemetery, It was learned to-
day.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-10-12
MEMBERS
DENY RIOT
INCITING
Indiana's American Legion
Holds Annual Meet At
Wabash
LEGION LOSES
MEMBERS

WABASH, Oct. 12--The American
Legion In Indiana has suffered
losses atnce the last convention
The industrial and business de-
preston caused a Ioss OF appro1-
mately 10000 members In the state
Reports show that the Losses have
been exceptionally honvy IN Indt-
annapolis. Fort wayne Hammond
Gary, Terre Hnutes Lafayette, Ko-
kouao, zfuncis. Evansville, New Al
har~ nna Other Industrial oeuter&-
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-10-12
DOUBLE TRAGEDY
AT MICHIGAN CITY
TFNTERNArrowtL NEws sE7lfcEI

IN EHhAfIGNA- NeaS Sz1s - -
MICHIGAN CITY. Ind. October I--
Because she f1ed 3 divorce suit AGAINST
him yesterdsy. Frank oroth, farmer.
living near here. shot and killed his
wife Heurfcsza- in their home here 60
Gay and then killed hfmEeIf- TIE
she otfnE occurred IN tire presence q
Perry, Mrz- Groth's Is year old daugh-
ter. who sought 70 prevent ths tragedy
hy attempting 70 grab the gun from
her s-epfs ther's hand
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-10-12
(RuLLETINl

INTERNATIONAL NEWS sERWcEl
WASHINGTON. Oct. Il. =
Far and cool weather will prevail
tomorrow for the worlds series.
the chief forecaster of the United
States weather bureau here pre-
dicted today.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-10-12
(BULLETlN)

tlNTEsNAIloKAL. NEWS SERVICE
PRAIS, Oct. IA report that
King Alexander of Servia. the
king-regent OF Juso-Slavia. would
renounce his throne, was officially
denied today BY the Servian lega-
ton.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-10-12
lRuLIETLNl

MEXICO CITY. Oct. Il.
President Ob-.zon TODAY ordered
the railways to grant free trans
portation to unemployed men to
assist them in looking for new
jobs.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-10-12
SEVENTH GAME
YANks --o1oo o OIL I
GIANTS 80 o1Oo1 x--z 8 o
(BY JACK vEIoCK0

(BY JACK VEIOC-K)
International News Service Sporting
Editor
POLO GROUNDS New York. OCT IL.
New York's rival pennant winners. the
Giants and Tanks met IN the seventh
game of the worlds series here this
afternoon before the biggest crowd that
has yet turned out to watch them do
oattle
One hour and ffteen minutes 5etore
game time the sale Of unreserved seats
as stopped. the bleachers were packed
to the g1nwales and the upper grand
stand was sold out.
The weather, which had been very
raw and unfriendly throughout the
morning tempered Of toward / o'clock,
The Yankees came onto the neld in 4
body at 1888 o'clock The bleacher
fans cheered Mays and Schang and
Douglas and Snyder were announced as
the batteries.
The innings by PLAY:
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-10-12
(BITIIETIN)

INTERNATIONAL NEWS sERWcEl
LONDON. Oct. II. Great Bri-
tain's program at the Washington
conference on limitation of arma-
ments and Far East problem, was
discussed by the cabinet today.
Premier Lloyd George presided.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-10-12
fRIII.I.ETTNl

fiNTERNATIoNAL NEWS SERVICE
CHI AGO. O.. l2.-The Chi
cago board of trade remained
closed today IN observance of
Columbus Day.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-10-12
(BULLETIN)

fINTEFNATIc'-~' NEWS sNWcET
MEXICO CITY. Oct. II. A
Mexican gunboat was today or
dered to put to sea and investi-
gate mysterious vessel which has
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-10-12
FrFTR INNTNG

YANK-Schang up: strike : called,
ball l high. schang out, Douglas to
Kelly: Mays Up. Mays out. Rawlings to
Kelly. Fewster Up: ball | wide. strike
called. ball wide. foul strike and
Fewster missed the srd strike No
runs no hits.
GIANTs-sny der up ball wide. foul
Tip strike J. SNYDER flied TO MiIHr;
Douglas up bail wide. strike called,
strike called. Douglas out % Pipp
unasststed. Burns up strike I called.
Burns doubled to left, but was thrown
out at third trying for a triple, Miller
TO Baker No runs, one hit.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-10-12
SECOND INNING

TANkEES-Pipp up: strike missed
ball ! low, ball high. foul tip, strike
,. Pipp doubles against the left held
wall: Ward up: Ward out on sacri-
Ace, Frisch to Kelly. Pipp on third:
McNally up: Pipp scored on McNally's
single to Rawlings territory: schans
up. strike I caller. ball high, strike
. called. NicNal1y out. forced at second
by schang's srounder Bancroft to Raw
lings. Mays up: Mays lined 10 Raw
lings One run. hits.
GIANTs-Kelly up: strike called
foul tip strike .. Kelly missed the srd
strike: AIeusel Up: ball | inside. strike
missed. ball ? inside. Meusel out. Nc
Nally to Pipp. Rawlings up: strike /
missed, ball low, strike . called. and
Rawlings out, McNally 70 Pipp. No
runs no hits.