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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-03-04
CALUMETS.
d ANOTHER VICT-
DRY TO THEIR LIST

After defeating the paredevils and
the Brooks House last week the Irv-
ing A. c. travelled to Crown Point Wed
ncsday, and defeated tho latter. 3o-11.
The Crown Point team vas evenly
matched in weight the FIRST half but
during the second half they out
weighed the Irving at least ) or 10
pounds to the nan. Keeler or Crown
Point shot the first basket and Dassel
followed by putting in : for the /. A..
c. After Keller shot a full Buzz Fowl
aer and Curtner ran UP the score for the
Irvings, the half ending 1873.
The second half started with Vaughn
and Rosene substituted for Curtner
and Dassel while Crown Point had a
new and heavicr team. Kronsell and
Rosene held down the Crown Pointers
score while Busch and Fowler amazed
their opponents with rapid teamwork,
dribbling r basket shooting. The
game ended in the Irving's favor, SOIL.
The Irving A.. c. team will have a
return game Monday, March Is, at the
Irving school gym. This Monday the
Irvings will play the Diamond A. G..
OF Indiana Harbor at Irving school
gym. The second teams Will stage
the preliminary.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-03-04
CAGE TOURNEY
IS SET FOR
MARCH 1918

Supporters OF a dozen basketball
teams each claiming the city champ
ionship class in 1915 pounds. will
have an opportunity Of watching their
respective clubs battle for undisputed
mastery in q series Of elimination
contests to be played at Lafayette
school gym, March Il n Is.
Entries for the title games are now
being received BY Irving Chayken,
who is promoting the tournament. at
10 Doty street. a nominal entry fee
Is being charged to ensure appearance.
Some Of the teams that Will COM
pete. according to Mr. Chayken. are:
East Chicago Dodgers, Calumet a. G.,
Wentworth A. c., Columbia A G., St
Marys Of Crown Point. Gary A. c.,
whiting Dodgers, Hammond Pirates,
and \. E. Comets OF Hammond.
To the winner viii go the title Of
city champions. Each member OF this
team will receive. says Mr.. Chayken.
a. medal significant OF the even.
To the second team Will go a sill
YER loving cup.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-03-04
N. T.. COMETS DE-
FEAT MALEABLES

The \. E. Comets proved to their
many followers that they are still IN
the running for the city title. when
thew handed the Malieables one of the
worst defeats Of the season. The
Comets took the lead right OF The
Jump and were never headed At no
time of the game were 1.-THE Comets in
danger of defeat. The Comets sent in
their second string men in the second
half. after the game was safely tuck
ed away. Chandler and De Rolf stared
for the Comets. while Gearing and
Shanks were the main point getters for
the Mallables. Next Thursday evening,
March 2. the Comets will take on the
East Chicago Dodgers in a return
game at the Irving school gym. The
Dodgers defeated the Comets last week
by a score OF - to is, but the Comets
We're minus their star players which
accounted for their defeat. h Comets
will practice hard for the coming
games. They will hold practice Mon
day and Tuesday evening. All players
should turn out those nights.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-03-04
SPORTING NEWS
THAT GAME
NEXT MONDAY NIGHT

tossing peanuts thru a Eeyhole.
Something Of the ability Of right
forward, r. j.. O'Rourke may be as
certained by writing Kerry Patch"
Cleveland, o. where he attained won
derful recognition when a mere child.
Blonde" Charters ability as a
aslxet tosser has been assured us. as
it Is rumored he at one time lived next
door to a fellow that knew Patty
Driscoll."
Dewey Carroll from the hello Of
flee has agreed 70 use a pair OF pole
climbers with which TO scale Spike
Hanlon's frame for all baskets needed.
The star player o. the team "Dropsy'
Berendt assures us he knows nothing
about the game SO a victory Is certain.
After Mondays game both teams
have decided to spend a few days at
that famous rest resort, Bed Springs,
where they viii be attended by their
family physicians
Yonrs for a decision.
A. BUGG.
z. S-The committee requests am
balances to form in single file and
await their turn at the rear exit
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-03-04
DEFEAT
METHODISTS

The Hebrew Juniors defeated the
strong Methodist Hustlers in a return
game by a score OF 1910.
The game began with a rush ana
continued so to the end. Although
the Methodists were strengthened by
three new men: Bleamire, C~edargreen.
and Sherer. they were still uuable TO
hold back the good team work OF the
Hebrews who we're the first to score.
The first quarter ended - in favor
OF the Hebrews. With this lead the
Hebrews felt confident and with their
continued scoring the half ended ID
The second half began with slight
changes in lineup on both sides but
the Hebrews were never in danger.
The Hustlers tried to boos their score
by rushing the Hebrews. but with
super-teamwork these rushes were
soon queeled.
The final score or the game was
1910 with the Hebrews on the long
end.
The Hebrews defeated the Hustlers
earlier in the season BY a score OF
c0-8.
Summary of game is as follows:
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-03-04
ALL SAINTS OVER
e CAL. TIGERS

All Saint defeated the Calumet Tig-
ers OF East Chicago. AZ TO .. at the
All Saints gym on Sihley street. 1t
was by far a better game than the
score indicates, although the Calumets
were not very good basket shooters.
missing basket after basket and not
getting a basket throughout the whole
game. getting their two points via the
free throw. All Saints started out in
a rush and when half time was called
the score read, All Saints q. Calunets
0, in the third quarter All saints added
IL points while Calumets hung on to
their O.. The last quarter was more OF
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-03-04
WENTWORTH BEATEN

The South Side Comet added anoth-
er to their long list of victories when
they overwhelmed the Wentworth H.
s. team, 1913. Fromm and Smith Were
the mainstays in the po.nt-getting and
Hoffman at forward made possible a
great many Of these points by his re-
n1arkable floor work. Wilcox was the
pivot around which thu guarding was
conferred with Prize and Mayer deliver
ing the goods at right guard.
The Comets have now beaten tho
Hustlcrs. Troop ! twice, Bullet A. C.
twice. Hebrew Juniors and Went
worth II. 5. They have lost one game
to the Troop ? team OF Indiana Har-
Dor.
The Comets are arranging for a re-
turn game with the Hustlery and He
brew Juniors and are trying to sched-
uie a game with the fast All Saints
lightweights~
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-03-04
TAYLOR TO MEET
KELLY MARCH "a
IN KENOSHA RING

A match was arranged yesterday
between Bud Taylor and Jimmy Kelly,
the pair of bantamweights who put up
such a great battle aboard the Com
modore a few weeks back. They will
box ten round before Wagner's club
at Kenosha on n night OF March "a.
The match was closed yesterday by
Eddi Long, acting for Taylor. and Jim
Mullen, who looks after Kelly's inter
ests- The boys must scale 11z1a
pounds at 3 O'Clock the day or The
match.
Pal Moore. Chicago bantamweight,
left last night for Memphis, where he
is slated TO box eight rounds with
frankie Jummati. the north side Ital-
ian bantam, Monday night Moore
viii &c TO Hot Springs for a months
vacation after the Jumnati battle.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-03-04
Hebrews Hold Election

Wednesday night. the Hebrew Jun
Tors held their election and appoint
men OF officers. Slight changes in
officials were made but those who
were ousted were strongly commended
for their work az this was the He
brew's first year, and the officers task
was not an cas- one.
All teams wishing to obtain games
or make inquiries concerning stheietic
lines, interview one OF the new athe-
letic officials. Miller or C%arnovitz.
The Hebrews have not made any
plans for the coming baseball season
but undoubtedly. sone thing worth
While will be brought out.
The results Of the election were as
follows:
President-Louis waxman
Vice President-Leo Miller
Secretary-Louis Carnoyit2
Treasurer-Joseph waxman
Assistant Treasurer-Louis winer
Athletic Director-Leo Miller
Athletic Coach-Louis Carnoyitz
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-03-04
OUR FIGHT DECISIONS

Decisions of boxing representatives
are;
At Detroit-Frankie Mason beat JIM
my Katz (l0); Sammy Hess beat Fred
dy Hammond 610); Sammy Tasco beat
Jimmy Russ t1o).
key Morris (s).
At New orleans-Jack Russo bea'
Sailor Blanque (l5): Tom Roper knock
ed out Emile Perrin (3).
At Syracuse. y. Y.-Jimmy Darcy
beat Billy Shade G21.
At Grand Rapids. Mich.-Gene Tun-
ney beat Fay Keiser (10).
At Huntington, w. va-Bob Martin
Knocked out Eddie Civil t2).
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-03-04

. ~ IHE HINES
VALPARAISO, Ind, March 4-ram-
mond, East Chicago. Lowell. Hebron.
Hobart, Remington. Goodland. Whit
fnE. Boone Grove basketball teams
have been eliminated from the state
high school championship race as a Re.
suit Of the first days play of the sec
ttonal tournament at Valparaiso.
Seven teams remained in the running
when the whistle blew COR the nj
e today's series. They were EaIpa-
rsaso, Crown Point. Rensselaer,. Brook.
kentland, Emerson and Froebel. nv
noon this was 20 he whitfield down to
foul and this evening The best two GU,
ct tnfs four will battle for the the
privilege Of entering the sem3-fnaIs at
Purdue next week.
a Hebron and Lowell started the big
tourney Lowell led off in this scoring
and annexed three points before the
1ittle town scored. Love or Lowell dld
d spectacular playing for his side,
The Hebron forward was very accurate
~ foul casts. 4 large group Of fans
were present from both places.
At the end Of the first twenty min
fse period the count stood S and ).
Both ouintets produced excellent bias
kethall in the last halt. Lowell ran
away for a one point victory. Final
score Lowell .. Hebron s.
yALPO-HAMMOND.
Lemoke was the big boy in the VAL
no-Hammond contest. Scott took ali
door honors. G.. Douglas made 4 won
dsrful record while playing but was
put out on personal fouls. Iseetz pro-
tected all Of the Valpo territory and
seymour made two wonderful field
GOALS LePel. Fl Douglas and Meek
were substituted when Nalpo had q
sHfe lead.
h game started snappy and fam
n1ond hoped of for q lead OF three
prints, The local squs3 gained one or
. free throw and Doe shot a field goal
This evened the score. The paints see
sawed back and forth Hammond lead
ing one minute end Sc1enck's squad
the next The locals HIT their stride
and lett the Calumet aggregation witf
the small end of the score for some
tlrle. Numerous fouls yer called up
on the visitors who We're inclined <
hang on the high school players.
Douglas was called FOR running and
Rams easily made the free throw
Lse4noxe heavad q COUNTER Hammond
called time out.
Seymour tipped two counters IN sue
ceasion. Hammond came back for a
little squirt after ths Valpo substitutes
rad been added She ran her score VI
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-03-04
BILLY A LOSES
TO JIMMY DARCY

SYRACUSE, y. Y. March Jimmy
Darcy OF Portland. Ore. middleweight
champion of the Pacific coast. was
awarded the Judges verdict over Billy
Shade. middleweight and light heavy
weight champion Of Australia, after y
furious rounds OF boxing last night.
Darcy showed a clever right jab while
shades main weapon was a long swing
ing right uppercut. They met at catch
weights. Darcy weighing 1853. Shade ia.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-03-04

to fourteen points but was unable to
equal the local count.
Final score: Va1po 10. Hammond IL
Naipo takes ne fast Lowell boys on
for a round his evening Last year
Valparaiso was beaten IN the tourney
BY these lads. They have excellent
team works and arc good basket
shooters.
EAST CHTCAGo-RENssELAER.
Little Rensselaer, knocked the prom
inent East Chicago squad out OF the
tourney by ono point. This was a sur
prise 10 all basketball fans as little
had been heard OF Rensselaer, still
water runs deep" and East Chicago
was drowned.
The game was forty minutes Of slip
! perry play. One side would slide aheai
and then the other would progress Ac-
cordinE to the dope bucket the boys
from the industrial region had a cinch-
The final addition Of field goals and
casts showed a enc point lead for
Rensselaer,.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-03-04
Hammond, Ind,

bditli4CItu, lB0. NlaFCn d.
Sporting Editor Times.
Dear Sir:--After reading your recent
report Of tho pending Neversweat
Afra1dtosweat basketball game, l
think it Is my duty as a staunch fan
to give you q few pointers on the New
ersweat outfit.
The management Of the Neversweats
accepted this game In a sportsman
like manner but now that the opposi-
ton has become brutal and declared
itself out for blood. wo have decided
70 show no mercy when the whistle
blows for the opening toss. We still
claim the championship Of the world
not having lost a game this season and
in order to protect our reputation we
are calling on our best talent to ap-
pear for this contest.
Thru the couFtesy or Mr.. Buggs
Baer Of the Chicago Examiner we
have been able TO secure that wen
known athlete "Glnkr Fowler from
R~oughtown. Arizona, who IS no other
than our old mainstay. Jack Meehan,
Giuks'' eye for baskets will be ac-
curate as trainer Masinot has him
working out five 50 hours each day
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-03-04
BY DAVID ]. WALSH
taft CORRESPONDENT /. NJ. sERwcEI

fsTAFF CORRESPONDENT /. NJ sERWcEI
NEW YORK. March Jack Demp-
sey. lean rs a greyhound and just
about as rapid afoot. IS in the same
physical condition right now as he
was that day eight months ago when
he piayfully tapped Georges on his
esthetic chin and tho latter sat down
for the count to think 1t over
This. BY way Of encouragement to
Harry Greb. Tom Gibbons. Harry will
lis and Kid Norfolk. who seem to be
toying absently with the idea that a
bout with Dempsey is a desirable
prospect.
The champion appeared last night
on the stage OF the H~ippodrome In a
six round dialogue and was easily
outpointed by Jack Kearns. proving
nothing. Kearns has a slick, city way
OF earning the tional decision
IN almost any company.
What interested the audience most
"as the manner In which Dempsey
hard, compact torso trained at the
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-03-04
YOST FAVORS THE
l. GRID A

ANN ARBOR. March 8-The recent
suggestion Of the Harvard Crimson tina
"all-American' sectional mythical
teams be abolished as a means Of cor
recting college sport evils is or little
value IN the opinion or Field Fl. Yoss.
director of athletics at the University
or Michigan. The mythical football
teams, Coach Tost believes. afford a
desirable incentive for good work in
athletics. Yost favors restriction of
intersections contests to games play
ed during the school year and to trips
that would not take players away from
their classes for an extended period
Such contests, he holds. should be
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-03-04
N. w. A
OHIO STATE

COLUMBUS, O.. March Determine
led to climb out OF the cellar In the big
ten basketball fight, Northwestern uni
versity quintet arrived here today for
It's game tonight with Ohio State.
Northwestern is tied with Indiana for
last place and a victory tonight would
lit the Purple out OF the pit as the
tioosiers arc idle.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-03-04
SEE END OF RACES
I'M NEW ORLEANS

NEW ORLEANS. March 4.-Mark
Bosburg and Tom Shaw. two we'll
known 'oralizers'' operating at the
fair grounds race track, were convict
ed yesterday Tor violation Of the Locke
anti gambling law and sentenced 20
seven months in jail and to pay a n
Of s4oo each. This means that rae
ing and all kinds Of ~so-called legallzed
gambling f. on its last legs here de-
cared District Attorney Mari.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-03-04
LEWIS REGAINS
HIS TITLE

WICHITA, KAS., March after los
the first fall in 1880. Ed. (strang-
ler) Lewis took two quick falls from
Stanislaus Zbyszko here last night and
.regained the worlds heavyweight wres-
Ting championship. A deadlock gave
the second fall in eighteen min
utes and three minutes later another
deadlock CAV the Stranger the match.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-03-04
CLAIM THE
CHAMPIONSHIP

The sun shines bright on the green
and white for the Calumet A. c., who
claim the 80 pound championship Of
northern Indiana. They lost only one
game out OF eighteen played. Any team
wishing to play for championship, call
e. C.. - etween SOC y. m. and $50
D. nj. and ask for
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-03-04
GENE TUNNEY HAS
EDGE CIT KEISER

GRAND RAPIDS. MICH. March Il
Gene Tunney of New York, American
light heavyweight champion, won the
newspaper decision here last night over
Fay keiser of Baltimore, IN a ten rounr
bout. The first, second and sixth rounds
were declared even bur Tunney was
credited with a commanding lead IN
the other rounds. Tunney weighed ~
mounds and Keiser TO.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-03-04
WINS
OVER ILLINOIS

URBANA. ILL. March with seven
seconds Of an overtime battle remain
ing and Illinois leading by one point,
Dickson Of Chicago. Gagged a neat shot
and gave Chicago a IS to IS victory
over Illinois at basketball.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-03-04
WISCONSIN WINS

MADISON. WIS. March 4-Wiscon-
sin defeated Minnesota So TO SO IN a
dual swimming meet here last night.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-03-04

a game Of keep away. All Saints hav-
ing the ball more than two-thirds or
the time calunets managed TO get two
points by free throws. Score:
ATV. SAV<TG
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-03-04
WABASH RATED HIGH.

The victory Of Wabash over Purdue's
Western Conference champions at La
fayette Wednesday places the Little
Giants as a strong representative from
the Central West in the tourney North
Carolina. survivor of the big twenty-
six team tournament for the southern
championship which has just been
completed at Atlanta, Ca, - said 70
be one Of the s~nappiest cams in the
country. rutgers. the eastern repre-
sentative. and Idaho fron the PACING
slope, win bring to Indianapolis the
finest type Of Eastern and far western
came respectively. Rutgers having lost
onlv one game all season and the
idaho vandals being champions OF
both the orthwes and Pacific coast
conferences.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-03-04
POINT
AND GARY
ARE LEFT
{. Chicago, Whiting, Hammond,
Lowell and Hobart EIimi-
mated From Race
FRIDAY u. NJ.

FFtZDAN r. NJ.
Crown Point. rs; Hobart, II.
Brook. 81; Remington. d.
Emerson Gary, -; Whiting. II.
h~entland. IS; Boone Grove. 2.
FRIDAY EVENING.
Froeoel Cary. q; Goodland. 4.
Valparaiso. 10; Lowell. q.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-03-04
HTsTLERs G0)

Time keeper-waxsnan
The Washington times., 1922-03-01
c0RNED MEAT Dept.

Our aim is to give exactly the cut and of meat
that suits your fancy. We will without
charge any fresh cut you select
Bouillon Corned Beef, bone out, per ID. Csc
Plate Corned Beef, bone in, per ID. =. l2ac
Brisket Corned Beef, bone in, per ID. lac
Plate Coned Beef, bone out, ID. ..... .1Sc
Brisket Corned Beef, bone out, ID. ... lSc
The Washington times., 1922-03-01
FISH Department

Fresh Shrimp, ID ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Csc
Smells, very fine, ID. Csc
Spanish Mackerel, fresh, Id. ........ Csc
Salt Water Oysters, standard, per quart Soc
Fresh Caught Shad
The Coconino sun., 1922-06-23
LIVESTOCK AND
 RANGES IN ARIZONA
RANGES HOLD UP DESPITE
 CONTINUED DRY WEATHER

Temperatures of 100 per cent or slightly above prevailed over a large portion of the grazing area of the district and in some instances brisk winds accompanied the hot weather. In many sections little raj nhas fal- len in the last 60 days and the ten dency of recent conditions has been to dry the soil and cut short green feed for the early summer. The sub soil is still in good condition in the major grazing sections and there is plenty of feed Tor livestock until the summer rains, which usually begin early in July. This is particularly the case on the Ft. Apache Indian Reservation from which report the above is quoted. Much shrinkage oc- cured in April and early May but the majority of stock in the north-central section is doing well. In the north eastern and southeastern portions of Arizona and generally in western New Mexico feed and water are diminish ing and stock failing.
 Most crops seemed to suffer from the sudden advent of high tempera- lures against which, as result of the cool spring and too frequent early irrigations, they were lily prepared. The heat was not entirely damaging for it settled temporarily and in a satisfactory fashion the aphis prob lem, which has been so plerplexing in all southern valleys of recent years. Though willing badly during the day cotton recovered by night; in most cases it has made gratifying progress. Because of a labor shortage alfalfa harvest is tagging. Grain yields con- tinue heavy. Notwithstanding the heat, crops in tn eYuma section are doing well. The June drop of citrus fruit is not above normal, leaving a promising crop on the trees. The alfalfa seed crop promises we'll.
The Coconino sun., 1922-06-23
GOVERNOR PROGRAMS
 AMERICA FIRST DAY.

Two very commendable movements having as their object furtherance of American ideals deserving hearty support of our citizens. One is that of making the anniversary of our h. dependence something more than a noisy holiday through holding CivIl Courts of Honor for the welcoming in- to citizenship of our foreign-bon res idents who have signified their desire for adoption by this great republic, and for the dedication of all our citizenry, whether native or foreign born, to the ideals upon which this nation was founded. The other, sim liar in it's conception, would set aside the Sunday preceding the Fourth of July for the presentation and discus sion in the churches of our land of the gospel of true Americanism and those fundamental truths which are essential to the larger development of the nation.