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YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-11-24
YOUNGSTOWN STATE BANK
DosTANE $4,000 vKLADU
Mahoning County poctil slovenskli
banku.

Zc axe dobre memo poziva tn.
najsia Slovakmi a Slavianmi zalo.
zena Youngstown State Bank a a.
lto jc povazovana "a jednu mai.
bezpecnejsich bank, dokazujc ta
okolnost', ze po ticto dni sprava
banky dostala prfpis, v ktorom sa
jej oznamuje, re Mahoning Coun.
ty ulozi u nej co vklad $50, 900. .Ia
to potesitel'na zprava, ktora mnc-
hych presvedci.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-11-24
SIRI SA RAKOVINA
PO STATE OHIO

Washington. d. c. Cenzusna
iiradovna oznamujc, zc rakovina
v state Ohio sa nesmierne zacina
Slrit'. Lanskeho roku zomrelo tn
1912 osob ma raka, kdezto pred
dvoma rokmi zomrelo len 1892.
Ale rakovina siri sa i po inych
statoch, vzdor tomu, re Ohio stoji
81 na najvyssom mieste. V celych
Spoj. Statoch "a poslednych ro!s
zomrelo ma rakovinu 10000 l'udi.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-11-24
Al coppersmith Dol prepusteny

Clarence Coppersmith, policajt
ma koni, prepusteny Dol po tieto
dni direktorom bezpecnosti Ha-
miltonom preto, re Dol partnerom
v taneenej hale v E. Youngstown,
Policajne pravidla zakazuju poll
CATION venovat' sa akejkol l'vek j.
nej praci. dokym sd zamestnani
meSta.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-11-24
MAYOR .nRIJAL OAR
OD XII KLUx KLAN
Dostal vel'ky zaramovany obraz
Juraja Washingtona.

Mayor Reese uostal v stredu "a
ramovany sel'kr obraz Juraja
Washingtona Cd ttnajsej organi-
zicie Ku Klux Khan so ziadost on,
ably ohraz yyvesil Z svojcj mayor
skei. kancrlarff stal VA jei ma
jctkom. Mayor sa vysiovil, ze tel
ziadosti vyhovie obraz vyvesi
ma to. miesto. kde dosial' visel
Lloyd George este prida k menu
obraz Abrahama Lincolna.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-11-24
KAPITAN POLICIE JENKINS
PREPUsTENY% 20 SLUzBY

Kapitan A. T. jenkins prepuste-
ny boil 4 policajnych sluzieb me-
sta vo styrtok predpoludnim di,
rektorom bezpecnosti Hamilto,
nom po sndnom vysluchu, kto.
rom boil jenkins uznany "a vinne-
no 70 zanedbavania povinnosti a
neposlusnosti. Je to nasledok INA.
mel gemblerslej afery ma West
Boardman ST. Serzant Myers bu
de mat pojednavanie pozdejsie.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-11-24
NEWBERRY PosIEL.

Washington. D.. G. - Senator
Truman H. Newberry Michigan
zad 'akoval 20. nov. a jeho pod g.
kovanie bolo hned' senatom PR
jate. !.
(Newberry dostal sa Dol do Sc
natu pred styrma rokmi pomocon
penazi. Pichali do neho do tych
cias, kym sa nevzdal.)
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-11-24
FORD PROTI UZERNYM
CENAM UHLIA.

Henry y~Ford zalslpil t~hto stvrs
ku 195, 900 akrov uhol 'nych lozisb
v State Kentucky "a cenu 20 mill.
onov dOlarov. VSctkO uhlie, ktort
vydoluje, bude predavat' rovno
obecenstvu "a vel l'mi nizku cenu
ably znicil alebo aspon naucil mo.
resu Spekulantov uhlim v okoii
vel'kych jazier. Slava a populari
ia florida bude Ease rast'.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-11-24
100 MAJNEROV
: zAS ZAHYNULO
Vybuch v hani ma zeleznu rudu
zapricinil smrt IS banikom.
Su obavy, ze obeti
bude 100,

Birmingham, Ala, %. nov. -
V bani ma zelezhi rddu spolocno-
sti Woodward Iron Co. udal ,sa
nasle edkam pretrhnutia 4elektria::
keho dr6tu vel Ky vtbuch pracha
V stredu po poludni, V ktorom "a
hynulo najmenej 100 banlkov. Do
sial' vynesene bolo na povrch zc-
me S5 mrtvol. V bani nachodilo
sa cas- vybuchu 475 banikov.
Mnohi Mich ranenl.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-11-24

East youngstou nskl Sloyaci "a
zivali minulej ncdelc slavnostne
ckamihy, akych h1astnymi pred
tym nikdy neboli ami kraii, ami
v Amcrike, a ma ktere nikdy ne
zabudnu.
V tt ncdcl'u splnila sa totiz ich
davna vrcla tuba Bohu posv;i-
tit ich chram, ktcr( tol'kymi
obet ami a el'klm stradanim po
Wac rocnlch namahach postavili.
Bola TO vskutku pamitna uda-
'ost' a to niclen pre- Slovakov v F..
Youngstown, alebo na celej oko-
lici, lebo V ten den americky bis
knp vrellm elton naplnenymi slo-
vami V slovenskej reel prehovoril
ku svojim vcriacim. Srdcc kazds
no pritomntho dnaulo sa a chcelo
vyletet izkeho pricstoru V tele.
ably radost' svo.n mohlo plns;e
vyjadrit. Takej pocty nedostalo
sa doSial' Sloval.om v Amerike,
ably sa biskup i'm X v6li naucil icil
rec a nou sa k veriacim primli.-
val. Pravl apostclsky sk,itok!
Slavnost' posviscky chramu Sy.
Jana Krstitcl a p,cvedena bola II.
pozdvihujiicich caremonii. Pocet-
ne slovenslse spolEy 2. celcj okolice
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-11-24
CELIA JEDNA RODINA
BOLA OTRAVENA

Lancaster, Ohio. - V stredu
bola tn najdena celia Henderso-
novska rodina, pofituj1ca sest
clenov, mrtva. Zistilo sa, ze Dol;
otraveni. Stvoro deti lezaio mrt-
We. v posteliach a Henderson so za-
nou zomreli sed 'acky V stolickach.
Mysli sa, zc boil niekym 2 pomsty
potravcni.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-11-24
DbcHoDf D 1GNoHo
8lx1fEJ PRIsTAHovALUoV

Statistical lradovna ministra
prace udava, ze "a posledne roxy
dochodi sem Q cel6 tri stvrtiny priisI
st 'ahoyaicov menej, mel bolo pred
vojnoa. Keka 1914 priSlo dos ~
merikS 4tS,176 prist'shoy 4
|kdssso foRa 1s22 len sspok
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-11-24
Padal prvy snah

Nedel'a bola krasna, letne po-
casie, slnko hrialo milo. v ponde-
lok rano zobudili sme sa v knsa.
vel. zime, pri poletovani shaznych
chumackov. Zima je uz tu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-11-24
ZAsKRT ESTE STALE ZtJRI.

v nedel'u oznamene bolo 18 no.
vych pripadoch zaskrtu medxi
Diet mi. Vsetkych pripadoch zaskc-
tn tohto mesiaca udalo sa 173.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-11-24
OBCHODNA RADA 1DE
IA NOVYM CLENsTVoM

Obchodna rada vedie v tieto dni
kampan vacsi poGct Glcnov, co
Sa icj dobre darl. Dosial' dostala
ITS novIch clenov a do poklad.
nice rady vticklo 1864.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-11-24
ozbijali obchod 0 $4,000.

Neznami vlamaei ozbijali v ne
del'u yeas rano novy Millers Mar
ket ma w. Federal ulici o $1,000 v
:hotoyych peniazoch usli bez
stopy.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-11-24
OL.ITICKY
p r EHL'AD
Ako s1dia vo Washingtone 0
vysledku volieb.

Washington, D. G. VSsledok
poslednych volieb je taky, jaks
sa dal 70 vseobecnosti otakayat' !
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-05-27

put one over in the initial contest
of the season when ne brought out
the famous "Ziggie" Miller to pitch
for his club. The Hammond team
hit Miller with regular precision.
but due to the commanding lead
which the visitors got the locals
were out of luck from the start.
Miller, who is a Gary cop, has had
his big league training with the
Chicago Cubs, and Moline. in the
Three Eye League, and is consid-
cred the best twirler in Lake coun-
ty today.
Whether the Gary policeman will
step on the mound Decoration Day
is a mystery. The Hammond play
ers who have been practicing faith
fully all week are confident they can
beat Gary. If Creasbaum is in shape
and he ought to be. the visiting Lee
ting as they did several weeks ago.
The Hammond players were agais
out for practice yesterday evening,
and with a needed rest Sunday every
man on the team ought to be ready
when the umpire bellows play ball"
A delegation of over 100 Legion
members are coming with the Gary
team, rivalry between Gary and
Hammond has always been keen and
the Decoration Day contest is no
exception. 1t will be a real betting
affair with any one to pick their
choice
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-05-27
RIVAL CITY
TEAMS READY

The Gary American Legion base
ball team which plays the Hammond
Legion nine at Harrison Park on
Decoration Day at 1870 is the only
undefeated club in Gary this sea-
son. The visiting veterans have
performed in five hot battles thus
far and have won all of them by
large scores. The reputation the
Gary Legion is getting has set base
ball globes afire and indications are
that the Hammond team will be in
for a busy afternoon. Gary Will in
vade Harrison Park with much con-
fidence of taking the second contest
from the locals. Should the players
of Manager Tasue play up to form
the visitors will 90 back a sorrowed
bunch
Appendicitis. which has kept John
Scott, athletic officer of the Gary
Legion in the hospital for several
weeks VIII not keep that live wire
down for the olnt. John who re-
ceived several bullet wounds France
has gotten together enough courage
10 enc out of the hospital so IS
to be the PEP HRS Cor his team wnen
they face Hammond Most every
body in Hammond knows how Scott
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-05-27
RED CROWNS
HAVE ATTRACT
I'VE SCHEDULE
BY J. ". BINHAMMER
LsPEciAL TO THE TINES

WHITING, Ind. MAY 27.=Manage
Sutherland OF the Whiting Red
Crowns has been very fortunate in
securing for the Whiting fans a
schedule which includes the three
foremost teams Of Whiting.
on Sunday. May 2sth, the Red
Crowns cross bats with the Whiting
*. of C.s. Decoration Day the Red
Crowns will play at Forsyth field.
their opponents cannot be announced
at present as no team has been
booked at this writing. The follow
ing Sunday, June 4th. the Red
Crowns are pitted against the
strong St Cyrils Club team, the
third member of Writings trio Of
powerful nines. At the close OF
these three games the Whiting fans
will be able TO tell quite closely
the relative strength Of his favorite
team.
The game Sunday will be called
at P. VI. at Forsyth field. Arrange
ments have been made to accomnlv-
date large crowd as both the Red
Crowns and X. of C.s have a large
following
The Red Crowns will present a
much faster squad next Sunday
than they did in their last two en-
gagements, due to the fact that sew
eral new players have been added
to the lineup. Manager Sutherland
has been fortunate in securing the
services of Schultz, a promising
pitcher who will start the game for
the Red Crowns on Sunday.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-05-27
SpEEDERS IN 100
MILE BIKE RACE

With fifteen of the fastest bicycle
riders in the United States starting
from scratch in the 100 mile anna
teur handicap bicycle road race from
Milwaukee to Chicago on Decora-
ton Day. the worlds amateur 100
mile record of 5:O5:45 215. made by
Emil Brakevelt, Rochester, n. Y.
Sept, 25. 1900. probably will be
broken.
One hundred and twenty entries
have been received and the handi-
caps ranges N ten minute groups to
the limit of che hour and ten min
utes. Listed among the scratch
men are August Niemensky Of New
York City. last years national
champion: Raymond r. Mitten, Dav-
export. Ia; Farmer Blum, Arthur n.
Laumann, Milwaukee; Ed Walsh OF
the Opal A. y; Auggie Benson. Jules
Arens. and Charles Saelens. Walter
Witzke. Monroe Noien and William
Teuchtler.
The West North Avenue Business
Mems Association. who donated
$500 player piano for the winner.
also will entertain the visiting rid :
ers and officials.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-05-27
COMETS PLAY
CALUMETS SUNDAY

The Hammond n. F.. Comets will
open their home season at the old
Reid Murdoch ball grounds. corner
Hoffman and Calumet ave. tomoT-
row against the crack Calumet A. c.
of East Chicago.
Last Sunday the Comets travelled
to Creston, where they defeated the
home team to the tune Of Is to l.
Not since the days of the Little
Rocks has there been a uniformed
team in the northest end of town.
The Comets plan on playing their
home games on the Reid Murdoch
grounds If the northeast side fans
will give them their support. The
game Sunday will be called at 5
o'clock
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-05-27
n. S. A. c. TO
Invade STEEL CITY

On Sunday the North Side A c.
baseball team OF Hammond with all
its cohorts Of rooters will bound the
South Shore Lines for Gary to
match its strength against the well
known Gary A c.
The Gary boys have played and
defeated such teams as the Moline
nine, chaps of the Three-I league.
and the Hammond Veterans of For
eign Wars. The North Siders have
played neither OF the teams men
toned above. but they boast of a
record of three wins, and no de-
feats, scoring total OF nineteen
runs to their opponents three.
The probablt batttries for sun
days game viii be Knight and Mat
thews for the Gary A c. and NJ
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-05-27

Cole with his teammate 6. Clark for
the North Siders. The rest Of the
y. s. A. c. lineup will be as follows:
Krolak, CT; Lutte. IF; Bud Badowski,
If; j. Gratwick. IS; L. Gratwick. 2b
MacMurray, 3b: O'Reel, lib; Collins.
Frisk, Bachelor, utility
In order to accommodate the fans
the North Side Athletic club has Sc
cured two special coaches on the
South Shore Lines. as an addition
to the regular train. which leaves
the Hammond station at 12:49 D. m.
new time. The fare is Coo round
trip. The game will start at $50
at Gleason Park. All the fans are
urged to be at the station at 1890
The team viii be out TO do its best.
and its up to you, fans. to help it
along
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-05-27
RACE POSITIONS
DETERMINED
YESTERDAY
BY BARNEY OLDFIELD.
written Expressly for Information

(Written Expressly for Internation-
al News Service.)
Fed w Y. INDIANAPOLIS.
Ind, May 27.-with nineteen cars
qualifying for the 500 mile interna-
tional sweepstakes which will be
run May 80 for 100000 in prize
money, ten other drivers were at
the big brick course early yesterday
afternoon to qualify their cars and
then put on the finishing touches
previous to Tuesdays start. Speed
OF 100 miles an hour was maintained
for ten miles by Thursdays qualify
ing drivers and IL Is believed their
speed Will be exceeded by the am
bilious pilots yet to gain their right
to start.
cars in the big race IS absolutely
determined Jimmy Murphy. Harry
Hartz and Ralph DePalma will make
up the first three, each having bet
tered 991s miles per hour. Murphy
exceeded 100 miles per hour and
Hartz practically equalled it.
Among those who will qualify
this afternoon is Tommy Milton the
speed king Of 1921; Jules Gourz OF
France; Eddie Hearn. Jules Filing
hoe, Howdy Wilcox and number Of
young fellows. The list of those
who have qualified and are now
awaiting the start. with averages
follows:
Jimmy Murphy murphy Specially
Average 10000
Harry Hartz (Duesenberg)-Av
age, 1899.
Ralph DePalma (Duesenberg)-
Average 1886.
Leon Duray (Frontenac)-Aver-
age 1926.
Ralph milford (Frontenac)-Av-
erage 99.2.
Sarles observation-disclosures 9s
Elliott Leach SpeciaD-Average
S7.75.
Wonderlich (Dusenberg)-Ave
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-05-27

Vail (Disteel Dusen rg)-Average
1915.
Durant (Durant Special)-Aver-
age 1855.
Paola (Frontenac)-Avera $500.
Tom Alley roe)-Average
94.05.
Fetterman (DuseDberg)-Average
1925.
Haibe (Dusenberg) - Average
s2.o9.
Corum Monroe -Average 1856.
Cannon Ball Baker (Frontenac)-
Average $3.50.
Joe Thomas (Dusenberg)-Aver-
age ss.os.
Wilbur D'Alene (Monroe)
age sos.
Hawkes. Bentley)-Average s1o9
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-05-27
COLLEG|ANS
At WHITING
TOMORROW


WHITING, Ina.. May 27.-Sunday
afternoon the ST. CyrFs Club will
take on the fast St. Joseph College
pected to be one of the best games
of the season.
Manager Colman. who has been
unable to put his men through a
real hard practice. claims that his
men are all in fair condition.
Scholz. who is one OF the best
mound artists in the Calumet re-
gion, will do the twirling for the
Oil City aggregation. while the
peppery Sencnak Will do the receiv-
ing. At first base the Cyrils VIII
have Johnny Bodney. who scoops
them up any way they may come.
?. J. Kawinsky Will cover the key
stone territory. at short will be
Jones. who last Sunday accepted
fourteen chances with only one err
ror against him. The we'll known
Doc" Bodrcy Will he at the hot
corner.
The outer garden will be in the
hands of Mickey Bodney in lert
Opat. whose middle name is Speed,
in center, while Colman will be in
right, In reserve will be the two
Walsko brothers ana Jurick.
The college team comes here with
such stars as Flynn. who is being
credited as one of the best pitchers
the college varsity has had for
some time. Under who has been
on the team for the last few years.
will do the receiving. Then there
are Kasper. Hogan. Farenbacher,
and a few more prominent starts.
The fans will certainly see one of
the peppiest teams that they ever
heard Of, ever saw. or ever will see
in action This game viii be played
at the athletic field, and will start
at p. m. sharp.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-05-27
COLON|ALS
MAKE DEBUT
At PARK
Unbeaten Hammond Nine
Schedules Contest With
Gary CoIOred Team

Out at Harrison Park tomorrow
team known as the Hammond Col
onials are going to make their mi
tial bow to the regular Sunday GUS
toners at that place and unless we
are terribly mistaken those same
customers are going to leave the
park satisfied with having seen in
action the best team which has rep
resented these parts in years. Five
times this season have these tried
warriors gone forth to battle and
FIVE times have they been returned
the victors.
AS drawing card on foreign fields
this team is unsurpassed, being in
great demand They have been book
ed for the Decoration Day game on
Tuesday at Gleason Park in Gary
against the Gary team whom they
defeated early in the season, 3 to 2.
Because this city has not the proper
accommodations for a first class semi
pro ball club. such as an inclosed
field, showers, etc, the Colonials
have chosen TO travel for most Of
their games, and by playing on a
sixty-forty percentage basis finan-
cial gain has been the result. In
the near future with the possibility
Of leasing an inclosed playing field.
don't be surprised if you hear Of
regular weekly games with the best
possible semi-pro opposition the at
traction.
Preparations have been made for
a holly contested game tomorrow.
The team romped through hard
practice Thursday The game Will
start promptly at p. m. The Wis
itors make no bones about the ac-
auisition of three Chicago players.
two of them composing the battery.
Henderson. who has played with
leeading colored teams in Chicago
for years will do the pitching, and
il is largely through his efforts the
Cray Sox figure to cop. AS amour
ced earlier in the week, Bakalar will
serve UP the horse-hide for the Col
onials with Homer Hudson receiv-
ing.
1t IS hoped a big delegation of fans
viii follow the team to Gary on
Tuesday, Decoration Day. Large
doing are on the program and Per
rvs band Will no doubt MARBLE for
the occasion. This band and a huge
cary crowd followed their team to
south Bend last Sunday and saw
their favorites lose hard game by
n close score. 1t will be Simon S
turn in the box for the Colonials
while knight and Matthews win
form the Gary battery. In attend
ance at the game last Sunday be-
tween the Gary Umpleby's and the
Colonials were almost as many root
ers for Hammond as for Gary, and
this encouragement with splendid
playing landed a to Q win for the
local boys.
The Colonials are playing under
the banner of the Colonial Sporting
Goods store and are backed by J.
Fl. Millett BIZ Newman is caring
for the mana gerial duties and SKY
Meyers is acting as field captain
Sincere thanks are extended to the
Hammond Post of the American Lee
zion who with the Colonials held a
hermit to the park for Sunday. but
rclinquished it in favor of the lat
ter team.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-05-27
OUR FIGHT
DECISIONS

Decisions OF boxing representa-
tives are:
At Milwaukee-Joe Dawson beat
Tony Dennis t1o); Walter Grayjack
beat Sammy Narino t6).
At philadelphia = Matty Brooks
beat Johnny Hauber 60; frankie
(K. o. Smith beat Jimmy Meow
ern go.
At Oklahoma City-Ray Long ana
Jack Britton. draw 12).
At Omaha-Dennis o'Keefe beat
Morris (Kid) SchIa.fer 1ol; jim
Flynn and Ole Anderson. draw tiv)
Earl Puryear beat Joe Schwartz
G0),
At New Orleans-Pal Moran beat
Bobby Green (10); Stanley Megan
knocked out Nick virgets CD.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-05-27
SPORTING NEWS
X. c. LINEUP
GIVEN OUT

Manager IIelmbach of the Ham
mond K. of C.s has announced his
lineup for tomorrow's game with
Harvey and the following is the
way the players will appear in the
batting order: Eddie Murphy. 1b;
Danny Boyle. II; Sugar Handy. CT.
Tommy Harle, c; Jim McShane. SIS;
Frank Chandler. 3b: Buddy Nc
Laughlin or Butch Miller. 2b: Eddie
Flynn, IF; Jim Dalton. p. The same
lineup will probably appear in the
contest Tuesday with the Veterans
of Foreign Wars, except that Larry
Hilbrioh will be slated for mound
duty and Ralph Prendergast may al
so squeeze his way into the box
score.
The Vets will present a strong
front with Red North at short-stop
Metcalf on third base Mccarthy at
second, Freddie Moll in center field.
Hank Meyers on first base. Bud Call
lahan in left field. Stelow in right
field, King behind the bat and
Chuck Zolla. the Washington Uni
versity star. pitcher. This man
Zolla seems TO be the real class rs
a hurler and Hilbrich will have his
work cut out for him in trying to
hold his own against this first class
moundsman,
For tomorrow's game at Harvey.
Manager Heimbach has arranged
for two big buses to take the fans
and players from the x. of c. club
rooms on East Sibley St. directly to
the Harvey ball park. The buses
will leave not later than lis p. m.
so a. to arrive on the scene of bat
tie in plenty of time for the Ham
mond team to get good batting
and fielding practice before the
game.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-05-27
PLAN PAGEANT
SPORTING EVENTS

Tentative plans for an elaborate
program of sporting events to be
held at the Pageant of Progress
were outlined last night at a meet
ing with President John Dill Rob
ertson of the Pageant of those in
terested.
In addition to motor boat and
swimming races in the inner harpor.
il was decided to conduct wrestling
bouts. fencing contests and physical
drills on floats which will be illum-
mated by spotlights at night.
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and are now the possessors OF a
winning streak of seven straight.
They again humbled the Pills in
double bill yesterday. to and
7 to o.
Rogers Hornsby advanced his
claim as the champ home run hitter
in the National league with another
four base clout in the Pittsburgh
Card game, making his total for the
year eleven. St. Louis won. to :.
The Ruthless Yankees were dou-
ble-played out of a win over the
Senators. 3 to 1. The New Workers
had numerous opportunities to score
but a double klllingtat the right
moment sent their chances ablooie,
Home atmosphere acted as tonic
to the Giants. Winning only one
game in their last six starts in the
West. the worlds champions came
back 70 the Polo grounds ana
promptly gave the Boston Braves
drubbing in d double header, to .
and 10 to 2.
Ferdle Schapp won his first game
since his re-entry into the big
leagues. not only holding st. Louis
to six hits and one run. but batting
in the winning tally himself. Final
score. Chicago. ?; St. Louis. l.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

Yesterday's Results
Chicago, 81; Cincinnati, %.
Brooklyn, ~; Philadelphia. SO.
New York, $40; Boston. %.
st. Louis, 6; Pittsburgh, 2.
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Wrist watches are not a modern
idea. AS long ago as the year 1871
queen Elizabeth received richly
teweled wrist watch as present
from the Earl of Leicested.