The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-11-21

this season on account of having
business to take care Of in Chicago.
Right end Chester Ferry, with
the University OF Illinois for one
year but owing to injuries at the
beginning Of the season he was not
able to play and with the season
growing short he was not able to
get into the Illinois squad He IS
now playing with waukegan Pros
after quitting the school eleven
Their right end Is man who 10
well known IN the pugilistic world
He is none ether than s. Stanley.
one of the beading Hghtweights In
the United States. Their quarter
back Is also a pugilist who Is MAX
Ing a name in the fight world. He
is known as Eugene lie Clarr.
RICH Guard Webb has been a
college star in his day. two years
ago he was hailed in the East as
the second best guard.
The left guard is none other than
George Bonslett. who helped Hyde
Park High win the championship
last year
brother OF tho famous Malcolm. and
while he hasn't had any college ex-
perience he has played with some
OF the best professional teams in
the west.
In taking on this team the Goph-
ers are getting more than their
share, but The policy OF Manager
Pollock is TO get the best that
money can buy. Even should the
Gophers lose. the fans are with them
till the last. They know they viii
see a real game for their money. 1t
is better to lose to good team than
a poor team.
When the East Chicago Gophers
went TO Hcgewisch they went with
the expectation Of playing the Hege-
wisch eleven. but they discovered
the minute they lined Up that halt
the Hegewisch line was from the
Pullman A. c.. with Wop Pavlock
/ Casey. Cassidy and Bingo. This did
not make any difference to the
Gophers for they figure that every
/ body is human and can be stopped
| played at every stage of the game
+ They made only two first downs or
! the Gophers, one via the aerial way
! and the other through the line. They
saw they couldn't make anything
| through the line 30 they started
| RAISING the ball. This did no good
so they hit the line again only tt
/ be thrown for losses. II was during
| the second quarter with the ball il
Hegewisch territory that pas
was thrown by Hasset to Franken-
houser, but did not reach Franken-
houser Bingo. last year quarter
back for Pullman. intercepted thu
pass and went down the field for
touchdown. The field was as sof
as a sponge and every time pla!
was started the man running Will
the ball would sink into the groun'
up to his ankles.
The East Chicago fans sure show
ed that they were for the Gophers
Four large buses handled the crow
while several hundred went by RAJ
and machines. The crowd at IN
field were two thirds from East Chi
cago. Arrangements are being mao
to get the Boy Scout band TO renoe
some OF their well played selection
at the game on Sunday. This Is n
same outfit that made such a n
with the East Chicago Elks.
AS an added attraction TO TIL
game. the Indiana Harbor Lions
consisting Of several young me
from the Harbor. namely Jerr
calicS. Kenny Cant, Patsy Lind an
their manager. Newell. Will pla
the curtain raiser. They have OF
If the fastest teams In their elias
and thew Will take on the East SID
cards The game viii start prompt
> w at D, m. and the second gam
nj 2:3o sharp. This will give II
fans an opportunity to see the ZOO
baI1 eleven Of the other end OF IT
city. There will be no raise In II
admission. The same admission
b5 cents plus war tax VIII
charged.
The folio wing is q list Of game
n1aved by the waukegan Pros;
! kenmore Bull Frogs, 3; Wauk'
gan. Z.
washington Heights. o; wauk
gan. "a
Highland Park. o; Waukesan'
Highwood. o; WaulSegan, ..
3 Keaosha. 6; waukegan. 7.
r This shows the wonderful reco'
that the waukesan eleven has.
n game between them and the Cor
q ers Will be a treat 1t viii be
e game Of college men against ma
: aphting conscientious players
q The Gopher lineup tor Sunday w
e probable be as follows. Darrow, 9
: Jones or Bahil. c; Frankenhouser
1 cohen. rh; oswego. Click or IN
II norman. III; Hasset or Madura,
z coach Smith or Hill. lie; Rydre,
IS Batch. Ig: Roster. re-; Friend
l. Martin, TT.
The Gophers have one Of the De
il ,ineups in this part Of the countl
II Thev have men for plunging.
It r,er that are to be used for spec
= ARRANGEMENTS for the dance
tt coming along fine. Members repo
d good sale Of tickets. This ans
lie viii be a Mardi Gras affair. COZ
) bination OF confetti and masaus
l. ade. at Colonial Hall. Thankssivi'