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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-03-22
WEATHER HALrs WABASH

CRAWFORDSVILL IND, March
22-Rain, snow. cold and several
other such animals were responsible
for large gathering in the Wabash
gymnasium yesterday afternoon when
the Little Giant track men answered
the 1922 call. and the baseballers
headed into their second week Of
training
Coach Pete Vaughan is going to
take charge OF track, at least until
something definite is decided about a
he track mentor, and he will get
T. = going just as soon as weather
permits. 4 lot of likely looking
youngsters reported yesterday. in
answer to the first call and Vaughan
has a few veterans on hand who Will
help him round the crew into shape.
Some of the old men have been taking
indoor workouts for the last two
months are anxious TO get down
to real training now.
Coach Scholler isn't doing much
with his baseballers these days. lie
is waiting for the sunshine TO come
back, and hoping that good weather
breaks before spring vacation. which
starts Monday.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-03-22
ATHLETICS
AT COLLEGES
In STATE
BASEBA ALL AT DE PAW

GREENcASTLE, IND. March 22-
Rain and cold weather has stopped
all outdoor las eball work at DePauSv
thus far this week. Unless miIder
winds come quickly the outdoor work
viii be handicapped materially. Coach
Walker has as many men as possible
working in the Bowman gymnasium,
but 1t Is not good place for any but
the battery men.
Indica tons are that Walker will
he short of good pitchers during the
coming season. The other places
seem TO be fairly well taken care Of
by men from last years squad. but
so far no moundsmen or marked
ability have come out for practice.
Mark Bills. who did most of the hurl-
ing last year. is not fond of baseball
and so far he has not shown much
interest With better weather he
may get busy.
Some of the most promising men
have been cut off the squad because
they arc ineligible. and this has
thrown a monkey wrench into the
work of getting the team well on its
road TO regular outdoor work Whe-
Their most Of them get eligible is
doubtful
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CLAIMANT FOR
THE HONORS


East Chicago. March 20.
sporting Editor Times:
The following are the games
played this season:
Calumet A. G. 81: whiting Dodg-
RS, 49, Calumet A. C., 81: y. +.
Comets. II. Calumet A. c.. 81;
wanner Mall. Iron. IL Calumet
\. c., y; X. c. T.. Il Calumet
A. C.. 81; T.. c, All Stars. IS
Calumet A. C.. 80. Columbia a. c.,
30. Calumet A. c., 40: Polonial A
j.. 10: Calumet A. C., 20, Scatenas.
&c: Calumet. 2s; ST Joe. 6: calu-
net. 80: X. &. l., 81. Calumet A.
-. -; Whiting Dodgers. Al Calu-
met. %; Hesewisch A a.. Is.
Calumet A. G., 20; Ham st
Joseph, IL Calumet A. ~. -.
whiting Wodg ers. 20. Calumet,
Il; Polon:als. IS: Calumet, Is. CO
lumbia A. c.. IL Calumet, %;
Hegewisch, Is. Calemet. IS; East
chicago Dodgers, T.. Calumet. So;
Cal Juniors. 10.
We give al due respects to the
American legion for what il
.tands, but We do not uphold the
dictatorship of the ssid Nh ebay
ken" who 80 masterfully put over
the tournament in which he at
tempted 50 cleyerly TO accredit the
CHAMPIONSHIP Of Lake county for
the 135 pound division, utterly dis
regarding he total energy cxpcnd
ed by the Calumet Club during its
season.
MT. Chayl1en evidently does not
consider \ seasons record Of
twenty games played. and only los
ing one of much consequence.
Upon this record and no other
does the Calumet club hold that
they are superior to any team with
n their weight in Lake county and
not eight men. such as the CARR
works team picked from depart
ment teams, OF a total of - men 10
play in the tournament only AS
we all know the various teams Of
Lake county outside or the high
school are not governed by any as
ISOLATION. or conference. and less 50
TO the dictatorship of mushroom
director, who willfully takes upon
himself to snatch a hard earned
years record from under the wings
Of clever, fast and energetic
group OF athletes. we absolutely re-
use to concede TO the supposed de-
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NoTRE DAME ArHLET1cs

NOTRE DAME. IND, March 22-
The plans of the Notre Dame base
ball squad for series of practice
games this week have been altered
and instead of venturing to the open
air diamond the men again are being
worked in gynn BY Coach Halas. The
squad is now cut to forty men. and
just as soon as the weather condi-
tons are favorable 50 that Halas can
take his squad out of doors another
cut will reduce the squad to twenty
five men.
The weather also drove the track
men indoors yesterday. but failed to
cool the spirits OF the men who are
TO take part in the state and con-
ference meets and in the contest with
the Illinois, Athletic Club. Much in
terest is being shown by the students
in the latter event as Notre Dame
viii use her crack freshmen in this
affair. The date of the dual meet is
May 9Th.
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HAMMOND
BOWLING
LEAGUE

With Handy. Chayken and Woods
bowling at top form the Colonisls
trounced the Summer Recreation
Ave three games in the Hammond
bowling league Monday night at
the McCools alleys. The team huAs
up high team game by shooting
SO pins. and also broke the high
team series. when they shot 1915
NAPLES for the evenings perform
ance. thus Knocking IF 1853 whic1
was held by the Perrins. sugar
was high man for the Colonlals
with scores OF 1919. 22s and 221 for
total or $50 pins. ChaylNen shot
POP, 221 and 1T for total OF 500
and woods hit for Els, i75 and 16S
for an average of 49, These wins
put the team in fourth place.
The McCools tied the Perrin FIVE
for first place when the former
beat the Perrins two out of three
games Elmer Hall starred for the
winners, with scores of 247. 1ss and
eos for an average OF PA fiat JACK
whelan shot a nic9 series. with oss
pins. Dan Enright led the losers
with 502 pins.
The Marks Clothers defeated the
Nagdemans two out or three ana
the Schloers took two from the NJ
Root team. Clarence Bates was
back in the NIB lineup after an
eight week lsy-off due TO illness
The following are the scores;
cor nNIATS
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cision OF this tournament. which
should have read the champions of
the tournament only.
When the Calumet club first
heard about The said tourna ment all
were in favor of staying out. for ii
was nothing to win and all to lose
After holding two special meetings
the last Of which was Saturday
afternoon before the tournament
they decided to enter.
Then getting "1Lr Chayken.
over the telephone they were met
| with the vague excuse that since it
vas $50 p. m. all entries to sal
tournament were closed. which was
| contrary to an article in The Times
| that evening which stated that the
| drawing Of the teams would take
place Wednesday. 18th; and ali
teams could enter up until that
| date. The East Chicago Dodgers
| entered Sunday morning. which
was after the Saturday night OF
| the cslumst club attempt to enter
and then. they entered without
even submitting lineup. which
| was contrary TO rules. How dc
| these things occur???
| In later verbal conference with
| the said AR. Chayken he made a
statement to the effect that his
reason for not allowing the Calu-
met club from participating in the
tournament was that the club man
| aged had not put forth his requesi
in the proper manner to suit his
! fancy.
Again We ask are we TO lose L.
| honor OF Il years playing becauss
the request was not put forth in al
| humble enough manner?
| Positively setting all this aside
we claim the championship and
| wish to express our gratitude FOR
! the craftsmanship OF all the team!
! we have PLACED during this season
CALUMET a. c..
East Chicago. Ind.
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SPORTING NEWS

1t viii not be a game of girls rules
rather, they will play the regular
mems game, with no reservations
whatsoever. The Betz girls who are
anxious TO keep their record clean.
were in Whiting Saturday evening.
where they put in two solid hours Of
paetice. and believe us. they looked
SO good. it almost is a safe bet a to
who's who
The Red Crowns who are booked
e go IN against one OF the fastest
teams IN the Central States expect
no END Of trouble in cleaning the
rockford team Manager Floberg is
bringing his team TO Whiting to win.
partly to revenge severe beating
he received at the hands of the local
i've last year. but more so because
the slogan. Beat the Red Crowns.
mas become q by-word throughout
Wisconsin and Illinois. We believe
We are safe in saying that more mo-
hey has been spent by opposing team
70 beat the local five than any
other team in the game today. This
- no Idle boast. A glimpse OF the
score book viii convince anyone Of
the truth Of this statement. Our
Red Crowns have considerable repu-
tation as basketbsllers. and it means
added prestige to any team which can
trim them. This Is the one big rea-
son why the local FIVE has been fac
ing ail-star teams in the majority
of Its games-and at that our rec
ord Of only 5 lost out of IS PLAYED
is remarkable. considering that Is
Of these We're away from home. and
. Of them We're lost BY one and two
points.
No matter how strong Rockford
may come, the game will be a bat
tie from start TO finish. Manager
hloberg remarks that any team which
is strong enough to step out at Mus
catine and trim the strong Muskies
team, two games out of two game
series. are good enough TO trim nine
out Of ten teams, and he further adds
that he does not consider the Crowns
tenth team. This is what his team
accomplished last week end. 1t Is
quite a feat we will agree, as the
Muskies have a real team. in fact,
the best the Big Five could do with
them was an even split. The Crowns
VIII lineup the same as in the past
few games, while the Rockford team
VIII present the same lineup as has
been playing all season.
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TIMES; OTHER TEAMS
|. PLAN TWILIGHT MEET
Base hit.
They made IL last night


They made IL last night
Times baseball team. :
This when they elected their cap
tain and manager
Now they're all set for a. busy
season.
While the Twilight League trem-
bles vigorously in the misty haze
OF the future. a dozen other anna
teur teams in Hammond are meet
ing today to elect their captains
and managers for the purpose OF
representing the new clubs at a
meeting scheduled for Thursday
evening at 80 D. M. at the Super
Tor Court Building Hammond.
where. 1T IS hoped. plans will be
laid, a summer schedule outlined,
and bylaws adopted for an honest
to-goodness baseball season in
Hammond.
With some big league talent in
the playing ranks of the Times
aggregation the printers anticipate
q lively season for 1922.
Louis Garman, whose feet have
carried acres OF the red clay OF
diamonds OF the southern leagues
was last night elected captain oil
the Times outfit Gsrman knows a
few things about baseball He'll
be present at the meeting Thursday
night
About the base hit Yes. the boys
made that This when they elected
their manager.
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WHITING CIRCLES
DEFEAT LITTLE FIVE
fsPEcIAl. TO THE INNS ]

WHI14NG. ma, Marsn - An
other victory was annexed for the
whiting Circles, this time by de-
feating the strong Little Five OF
Whiting. The Circles were out
weighed ID pounds to man, but
she speedy ana .hsshy passing daz-
zled the Little Five
The Circles started with rush
by having points Lefore the Little
Five could score The Little Five
managed to get the ball on the tip
OFF due TO thslr size but their plays
we're broke up 80 fas that they did
not manage TO have the ball very
long This was due 10 Bodney ;
and Bednar's guarding
The score at first half showed 8
to in Circles favor. final score
stood 20 to IL II erakovich. Mike
Bodney and Kristof were bright
lights for the Little Five. while
Berdis played the Stellar role for
the Circles Box score.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-03-22
BIG GAME
At WHITING
tonight
Rockford Team Coming
Strong for Game With
Red Crowns.

tcFE@ENt-
WHITING, IND, March 22-Whit-
nE IS on edge this evening for what
promises 10 be one of the best has
ret ball treats she has had in some
ine. which is going some. as TO out
10 what has heretofore been accom-
,lished along basketball lines in the
Dill City ts some feat
Much interest IS conferred IN the
outcome of the Betz-Blue Island
iris game. which will commence at
O'Clock sharp. There being con-
siderable rivalry between the two
cams the contest promises TO be fast
nd spirited, with action enough to
Tit the most rabid fan
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in one month l shall be in
Paris for the French cham
pionships." she said. In May
] shall play in Brussels in the
worlds hard court champion
ships in June al Wimbledon
that brilliant Mrs Mallory will
have embarrassing occasio to
meet me again =
Nile. Daisy Speranza, twice
champion OF France, declares
Suzanne has regained mastery
Of her play, besides developing
a power OF service.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-03-22
0! YOU FANS;
RIVALS GROWL,,
BARK MAYBE
Red Crowns and Colonials
Put Up Great Battle
On Paper.

Here they are again. Wrangling
in the sport columns. Words don't
count for much in sport.
What these bimboes should do is
TO pick out a neutral foor and go
TO it Tneyd get a crowd. There
IS no doubt about that
Basketball fans In Lake County
would like to know which is the
better team-the Red Crowns of
whiting or the Colonials of Ham
mond.
On paper the Red Crowns have It.
,AnAo for man they stack up the best
team in the midwest.
AS a unit,
Well, frankly, that's different yet
again.
Let them meet the Colonials.
In the following letter is fair
offer.
What say whiting
Sporting Editor The Times
Sir:-Tn yesterdays edition OF the
Times you carried story In re-
CARDS 10 the recent Hammond
Colonial-Red Crown basketball
game. which unfortunately was not
finished dive TO the Red Crown
PLAYERS themselves who left the
playing ffoor rather than abide by
the referees decision Allow me to
state that referee Hess. was within
his rights IN ruling that Umpire
Gevritz. erred in calling a foul on
uember OF the Hammond team has
stated that should foul have been
called on Hammond. and eye-wit-
nesses have nothing TO do with the
referees rulings. 1t may be that
in whiting such a thing exists but
not so in Hammond or elsewhere
where the referee is the boss ac-
ccrdfng 10 the rules of the A A u.
The score when the game broke
up In g. row waS7-7. the Hammond
management WAS willing that the
| game continue, but not so with
manager Griffith or Whiting, who
ordered his players to the dres sin &
room Now comes Whiting on her
customary manner. and yelps for
another game at whiting Nay.
nay. Red Crowns we are willing TO
meet you half way. The Hammond
team stands ready to play you on
any neutral floor with any referee
you choose. this in ludes Coach
Hast of whiting. who we believe to
be on me square. without importing
foreign referees.
Yes. what could pa fairer1 The
CoioniaIs ara ready at any time
even going as far es TO give the
. entire gate receipts 60 thu Ham
mond and Whiting Posts OF the
| American Legion.
What say you ThftfngT
IRVING CHAyKTN,
Manager Hammond Coloniais.
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DIES MONIES PAIR
SMASH TO A. Be.
LEAD; ROLL 1921


TOLEDO, o.. March 22.--I Eber-
hardt and W. Coffin. a pair of Des
Moines bowlers. rolled into first
place in the doubles OF the Ameri-
can Bowling Congress tournament.
On the same squad with the new
leaders F.. Weller and II. Schmidt
of Newark, y. J., toppled 1867 for
four high 70 date.
COFFIN NAILS THE PINS.
The rolling OF Coffin was one OF
the Outstanding features Of long
days play. He registered 81, -
the main event. got SOS for his
share OF the doubles. and 500 in
the singles. good for q grand total
of 1,ss2 for his nine tournament
games. This landed him in second
place In the ail-eveats-
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-03-22
AN INVITATION

A cordial invitation is hereby ex-
tended to a members OF the Lake
County Fish and Game Protective
Association and their friends to see
an exhibition of the s. \. Leek.
Jackson Hole pictures. at the La
fayette gymnasium. tonight. Wed
nesday evening. 8 p. m, corner Of
Sibley and Calumet ave. Hammond.
LIE GRAND T. MEYER
2-92-1 Prasidai1f
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TERNAIIoMAL MEws SERVICE.

7
Bill Killifer, boss of the Bruins. is
still scouting for second baseman.
There were reports in camp today
that killifer has a deal on for mi
nor league star whose identity Is a
secret Joe Klugmann and Barney
triberg. who have been tried at the
bag, have not lived up to killifer's
expectations.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-03-22
rlnrrnnArlnuAt nrme srnmcr1

DALLAS, TEXAS. March Ed
Ian Sothoron and Guy Morton arc
both likely to pitch in the two gaint
series with Kansas City Americas
Association club which is on tns
schedule for the Cleveland Irdias
today and tomorrow. Neither hai
started thus far this season Ray
Caldwell. former Indian. hopes IL
pitch shutout game against hii
old buddies.
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BARRIS AS Sub"
DEFEATS GREEN

PHILADELPHIA, PA. March 22-
Beny Barris. a fair haired lad from
New York. who failed to appear. gave
Willie Green. local featherweight
sensation, a surprising facing in all
eight rounds last night Barris went
on at minutes notice. In the wind
up Tommy Boughran of this city,
outclassed Jackie Clark in eight
rounds. Dave Shade, California.
booked to meet Loughrsn. had failed
to appear
Peru is celebrating the centenary
or its 5ependence from Spain.
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Ne1Us From
Training Camp

IIhIERNATIoNAL NEWs sERVlcEl
SEGUlN. TEN. March 22-Several
Of the second Babe Ruths" and
Junior Walter Johnsons" who Took
ed good" the first day in camp here.
arc due TO depart from the White
aox encourage tomorrow At least
eight en- are expected to be pried
loose from the Comiskey payroll.
Some VIII be sent to minor league
teams and others released entirely.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-03-22
fINrERNAIIoNAt Nrws sEaulcr1

NEW ORLEANS, March 22-Carl
Mays showed form in the five innings
he worked for the New York yam
KEGS a gainst the New Orleans Peli-
cans yesterday. allowing three hits
and one run. The score was IL to
/. Babe Ruth OF hits. a double and
a triple.
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PENSACOLA. March 22 Harr.
Shriver, a rookie right handler, tool
the glory for yesterdays thirt
straight victory of the Brooklyn bod.
ges over the Louisville Colonels. AL
he did was shut out the Colonels il
the three final innings he pitched ane
slamed out triple with the base;
loaded in the ninth.
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rINrFsNartoNat urws srev,cr,

SAN ANTONIO. March PA new
pitcher said to be a second Carl
Mays. because Of his underhand de-
livery, is working out with the Giants
He IS IS years old. weighs lis pounds
goes by the name of Seidler. Re
Gently he pitched a no run. no hit
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-03-22
INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE,

HOT SPRINGS. ARK, March 22-
The Pittsburgh Pirates continue te
show a tremendous batting strength
in their practice games. but the pit
ching department has not been goinz
in favorable way. Every pitcher
up is batted all over the lot for two
and three baggers and home runs
The Yannigans beat the Regulars Il
to Tuesday.
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INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE

MINERAL WELLS, TEX. Marcel
22-Pat Moran's Colts and veterans
VIII clash in an exhibition game
Weptherford on Thursday. Man.
promising players are included in ths
colt lineup and observers here SAL
they viii give the veterans rug
for their money.
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Decisions of boxing representative,

are:
AT Akron, O.-Johnny Karr beat
Phil Bloom (12); Johnny RIM beat
X. o. Circus (10).
At Omaha, Neb.-Max Lux beat
Battling Ortega co; Joe German box
ed draw with Arlos Tanning.
At Philadelphia Benny BarriH
beat Willie Green go; Tommy Lou
ghran beat Jackie Clark (S).
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f, game for West Texas Military Acad
envy. He will not sign with the Giant
this year as he wants to compile 4
his school work.
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SUzANNEPROCLA|MS
SHE'S AFTER M0LLA

NICE. France. March ITO
meet and conquer Mrs. Molla
Mallory, the American cham
pion. has become an obsession
with Nile Snzanne Lenglen.
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