The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-11-01
SCATENAS
AND FAMOUS
CHICAGOS

Hammond football fans and those
from the surrounding towns viii be
given another opportunity Sunday af-
ternoon to witness the classiest
gridiron attraction that has ever
been seen at Harrison Park between
two of the best teams in the Mid
West League. Happy" Cantwell.
manager OF the Hammond Scatenas,
has gambled greatly on the loyalty
of grid fans around Hammond by
scheduling the most expensive at
traction that has ever been put on
in an open field. The Famous Chi
Cages, who are to do battle with the
Scatenas is the most talked of eleven
in Chicago. the fact that they held
the strong Hegewisch team to a score
less tie and did likewise to the East
Chicago Gophers has made the city
hall players the most feared aggre-
eation in the Midwest organiza-
ton.
Iks Famous Chicagos are coinpos-
cd q Tie best material that the
yilroy city management was able
pla-ers have had their names car
ried in the halls of high school and
college gridiron fame. The visitors
are coming to Hammond with a clean
slate, their goal line as yet has been
untouched, and the Scatenas are GER
tainly going to face the strongest
aggregation of the season.
Hall big gun is spreading the news
that his club will be out to beat the
locals by large score Carlson
seems to be of the opinion that the
Famous Chicagos are unbeatable and
it will be up to the Scatenas to show
George that Hammond has a club
that can take the measure of his
high sa1aried stars
Coach Ralph Jones made little
comment last night when his play
ers assembled for a two hours prac-
tice session. The players knew that
the silence of the former Cob indi-
Gated he was not satisfied with the
Sunday game against Oak Park. Most
Of them knew there was much wrong
done, and the entire squad of twenty
worked like Trojans for the contest
against the Famous Chicagos.
The Scatena line looked very strong
in practice and will be stronger yet,
if Captain Spoerner returns 10 his
regular position and Hiemke's arm
heals before Sunday The backfeld
with Daniels. Sidenbacker, Schillo
and Warne is indeed a hard outfit to
beat The changing of warne to
was no other player on the squad
who could call signals in oily
Shank's manner Shanks knocked
about every Sunday by opposing
teams always manages to come back
if the former high school star could
learn to throw short passes in the
right direction all would be well.
What the Scatenas need Is more
open plays than was shown in Sun
days game. Coach Jones will prob
ably work In this direction and II he
does he should start to develop two
ends who can meet the ball as does
Daniels and Warne when plunging.
Schillo is the sweetest punter we
have seen In years. His kicks have
left visiting teams wondering where
the ball would land next "Red"
should attempt few drop kicks each
day. as that will give him plenty OF
reliability to kick when In close
quarters OF tho enemy's goal,
The Scatena management is work
ing in the GOOD graees OF the Ham
mond Park Board. and 1t IS probable
that the bleacher seats which were
used so often during the base ball
season. will be out hugging the side
lines, so that at least 1909 loyal
fans can enjoy the game by sitting
down instead of running up and
down the field as has been the Gus
tom in the past,
Hammond is eeFRing int it's own
A record of. three scoreless ties dom