The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-11-18
TOUGH SCRAP
PROMISED
FOR DODGERS
By LARRY GEORGE
PROBABLE LINEUP

Referee: Wasaman, Armour Instf-
| tute.
Kick-ofr. 215 p. m
Fans who trek their expectanf
way to the East Chica go night arena
tomorrow afternoon shall be treated
TO one OF the toughest football bat
ties they will see this year on that
field
Coach Pat McShAne's sen IA ionai
East Chicago Dodgers will lineup
against the strongest bet of the
Midwest league in tho Mckinley
Park Boosters.
AS much as we hate TO differ with
the Hammond ScatenAx writer. we
still contend and positively know
that the Boosters have already de-
feated the mighty touted Tumble
Tigers who viii play the Seats to-
morrow at Hammond
And since the Tigers held tho East
Chicago Gophers and tho Hegewisch
outfit to scoreless tie, 1t stands to
reason that the Mckinley Park gang
holds q decided edge over the three
OF them
Well may they maintain that edge
with their five ex-univsrsity play
ers. and especially with Cameron,
their star halfback, who has been
broken into his grid traces by the
a m GU Coach Thstlewaite OF
Northwestern fame.
Nudge keenan,. one-time manager
OF the Gophors back in the palmy
days. has seen the Boosters play
and he warns Coach Pat McShane
that Cameron is the Gipp OF the
team veritable Cashier. so to
speak In Keenans estimation.
Cameron Is the most sensationally
consistent ground gamer that he
has seen this yaer in prairie foot
ball. And Keenan, adds that at
times Cameron's ability 10 boot the
pigskin over the cross bar from a
lengthy yardage equals that Of the
two famous Notre Dame stars men
toned above.
This is singing q tugful for our
Mr.. Cameron. Coach Pat AcShane
has directed his charges to keep a
close eye on him. He has already
won two games for his club-one
against the Opal A. C. and the other
against the Evanston Legion - by
means OF his learned toe. There
fore. this will make IL tough sled
runs close
However. Coach McShane has the
diminutive Swec who also swings a
wicked dropkicking shoe. And II
the situation merits II. the argu-
ment may end up IN a booting bat
tie between the two.
keenan, predicts that Coach Pat
| McShane's gang shall have to play
on the UP and UP in order to win;
consequently. Pat will start his
most powerful scoring combination.
game. This will be his maiden ap-
pearance on the Dodger team and
| his many admirers are certain that
he will make good. The great Con-
roy and Big" Coach Smith Will also
be in tomorrow's lineup.
The Dodgers in their new sheep
skin coats surely strike q big league
| appearance on the field They are
| the only team in the league who
are so QUILTED and East Chicago
Is certainly proud of that distinc-
| ton.
| A fitting tribute TO tho highly Per
fected organization OF this years
| Dodgers is the new shower baths
they have just installed in Leonard
Kolb's Colonial sportinf Store.
The Boosters refused to come out
to East Chicago unless they could
| take a shower bath right after the
| game. And in order to bring this
team out here, Manager Jones
| knowing that there were no other
available showers in the town. i'm
mediateiy proceeded to put some OF
his own up. That Is the OWL
| wink. what?
II all runs we'll, the kickoff will
occur at ais. This will give the
PLAYERS plenty OF time to finish the
game while II is still light. The
same popular entry fee OF IS cents
for men and % cents for women
will prevail Jones Is all set to
handle a crowd of three thousand
persons.
Wires have been stretched along
The side lines and several policemen
viii be on hand to keep the more
rahid fans off the deld- This Will
give everyone an equal chance TO
see the entire game
That privilege will certainly go
hir with the spectators who nave
been having a tough time here late
w Of seeing the games because OF
the selfish habit of many to cover
tho nlayinz field in order TO get a