The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-10-03
SEATS Win
1870 OVER
CALUMET

PLAYING before a crowd of more sthan
-.1o rabid football fans the Hammond
.tenas yesterday afternoon at Har-
i.on Park defeated the South Chicago
l-slumets. 1870 in one of the best nip
sna-tuex tussles ever witnessed in these
rarss.
Oatveighed by the metropolitan
eleven by slight margin, the local
team more than made UP the disadvan-
take by exhibiting display of endur-
aaoe. pep. and confidence in their own
nso.gcss that more than once carried
i..cm victorious through dangerous
9arlages of the healier, battling line.
Tho Scatenas as a team PLAYED rather
sasgcd. sIp-shod ball at times and
bowed plainly a lack of training. Jerky
.ad out Of harmony. the back field owl
fenced need of more .co-ordinated effort
10 following the signals. yes and fol-
fv-ine rhe interference, which was
often sorely lacking.
Eut it was good gDme and full Of
thrills Not many of the crowd left
before the whistle sounded At the end
l.. the second half. There was a liberal
from their delighted applause at the
r.4ht moments it was palpable that the
complexities OF football are fewer and
more easily explained by male escorts
tu those Of baseball
.4ndy Daniels. called the pride OF
st Hammond" walked away with the
rf honors As plunging fullback
1adv had the opposition completely
.asloed. He tore through the Calu-
lei line time after time until finally.
shortly before the ending of the first
s.If he planted the ball over the Cal
atnet goal for a touchdown. which was
I.o4nptly contested b. the opposing
eseu. Their cry was that the ball
l.-a been pushed over. The protest was
ol no avail however. and just TO show
1i.esn thew could do it again Walter
s.eidcnbeeker. swift Scatena end, car
iied ire pigskin for a run OF so yards
ana the second touchdown.
shanks. the little quarterback for the
Statcaas made hit with tho crowd
lie played hard and remarkably Well.
lie was topped dangerously a couple
OF times but showed a grit and de-
termination that characterizes the whole
BEAM Worland and Pay ne starred al
So. The game was won because the
.scatcuas PLAYED the offensive through
o5.t ana although many substitutfons
Is ere made bv the South Chicago eleven
thcy resulted from fatigue rather than
l+h playing. The contest was fought
cie.niv aud there were few penalties.
.lraold Kunert candidate for city
cleY,s won a number Of votes when he
booted the ball for 40 yards on the
ldcl. off Hollis Hunter acted as referee
lie appeared in white dacE pants, heavy /
etter coat and determined air. Hollis /
said he didn't notice the chill breeze |
AHA Eunert denied that he'd broken any
windows in his neighborhood while
praetieing during the week PAST for (.
III. official entree at yesterdays game.
The contest viii not figure in the
standing Of the Scatenas in the Mid !
West League. The Calumet team was
slbstituted for the Orpheums because
the latter was believed too light for
the local eleven. Plans of the Sea-
caas are that Ce.ring, former Ham
omd high athlete, VIII play quarter
ext Sunday and that schanks viii be
suited to end. Further coaching Of
tho team viii be done by Gearing. it
was said last night.
Mayor Brown. who refused the park
l-oard permlss on 10 supply cables Tor
.opins off n" football held, Will be
gam approached by Representatives. of
the Scatenas this week in hopes that
Ie VIII change his mind on the mat
ter according to officials of the team
The crowd yesterday was well behaved
and Officers Beasley and Flanagan
had little trouble
Announcement of next Sundays game
,-fff lac made tomorrow.