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EL, PASO HERALD
Saturday, August 19, 1911
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The Greatest Play
By OSCAR STAWAGE.
Catcher Detroit Tigers, ana Who Its Regarded as One of the Greatest of the
' Developing Catchers of the Country.
The greatest play I ever had the
pleasure of seeing- -was one that I
came near breaking up through sur
prise. The. play was pullsd by Jim
Belehanty and Owen Bush ani myself
- only my part of It was to come near
ipolling It I always bare been rather
proud that I didn't throw it away after
they made it, but even if I kad I
would hare excused myself.
We were playing Boston aad at a
time whem both of us thought we ad
a chance to beat out Philadelphia and
win the peasant We of the Detroit
team were more than anxious, as we
wanted aaother chance at tie Na
tional league and Boston, at that
OSCAR STANAQE. -.
time, looked to have even better
"chances to cop the American league
pennant than we did, as our team was
all shot to pieces by accidents and
sicknesses. We were fighting a tough,
(series and had won one game each,
ftnd in the ninth. Inning of the rubber
game we had one run the advantage,
Jfche score being 4 to 3 with runnetrs
.on first and second and no a soul out
jjewis was at batj and be had been
jdapping the ball bard all afternoon,
su3 to r&iaer touzh luck, as OCT in
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BASRBALL RESULTS.
Friday's Games. .
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TEXAS LEAGUE.
At Dallas: Dallas, 5"; San Antonio, 2.
At Oklahoma City: Austin, 3; Okla
fcbaeCIty. "5. ""' ' "
At Waco; TVaco, 3; Galveston, 1.
At Fort Worth: Fort "Worth, 3;
Houston, 6.
XiATIOXAL LEAGUE.,
At Brooklyn: Pittsburg-Brooklyn
postponed; rain.
At New York: New York-Cincinnati
game postponed;; rain..
At Philadelphia: St. Louis-Philadel-phia
game postponed; rain.
At Boston: "R. H. E. .
Boston ...?. .302 000 5 2 0
Chicago v011 000 -2 3
Batteries: Boston, Tyler and Rari
dan; Chicago, Beulbach, Tony, Archer
and Graham.
AMERICAN LB.1GUE.
At St- Louis. E. H. E.
Washington ..'....600 GDI 020 3 7 2
St. Louis ,..;B0 000 020 2 5 2
Batteries: Washington, Hughes and
Street; SL Louis, Pelfy and Stephens.
1 At Chicago. R. H. W
Chicago 50 fill 20x 7 12 3
Philadelphia 630 28 OliS 8 1
Batteries: Chicago, Scott, Mpgridge,
"Walsh. Sullivan and Block'; Philadel
phia, Morganr Krause, Danforth, Tham
as and Lapp.
At Detroit R. H. E.
Boston ..., 083 631 002 9 IS 3
Detroit ,....160 881 189r-8 il 4
Batteries: Boston, Kiljllay, Nale aad
Carrigan; Detrelt, Wiliett, "Work's and
Stanage.
'At Cleveland. R. JBLE.
Cleveland .,. 000 881 22x i 13 1
Kew York 000 088 013 4 8 2
Batteries: Cleveland, Xrapp and G".
Fisher; New York, R. Fisher, Quinn
and Sweeney.
WESTERN LEAGUE. '
At-Omaha,: Omaha-Topeka postponed
pn -account of wet grounds.
At Sioax City. E.E.E.
Pueblo 113 130 602 10 12 1
BIoux City 010 O0Q. 000 1 7 2
Batteries: Pueblo, Ellis and Clem-
vRa-ba-nete Tablets are tinj chocolate-coated
or egetaDie matter. or tins reason they are safer than calomel
and they cannot salivate. They are pleasant in action, rapidlv
eliminate poisons from the impoverished blood, making it rich and
red. Ra-ba-netes are specifics for Liver, Kidney, Stomach and
Bowel Troubles. They create a natural appetite, clear the skin,
promote robust and lasting health.
Go to your druggist and ask for a '25c package of Ra-ba-netes.
it he nasn't them in stock ask him
to order for you.
THE RABEN CO., Proprietors,
Houston, Texas,
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As Tola To
Hugh S. Fullerton
That L Ever Saw
fielders bad cut off two drives from
ihls bat that looked as if they would
Iget through and make more trouble
for us. In the eighth Inning I kept
signaling for balls Inside and low,
knowing that he was expecting a
curve. .You know they say he has a
weakness in hitting curve balls. We
got him on the first ball, and after
that I decided to cross him and had
the pitcher keep (the hall down and in.
JHe fouled one for the second strike
land another went wide, so I calculated
he was expecting a curve outside and
(planned to repeat the fast low ball.
jHe outguessed me, or at any rate he
hit the ball like a bullet past second
ibase, a little to the first base side, and
It looked as if thei .ball had gone
.'through. Delehanty was moving with
Jthe pitch, and when he saw the ball
going through hejslmply took a run
ping dive at it, sOT along the ground,
.grabbed the ball and rolled over flat
;on his back. It looked
most as it did before.
as bad, al
Del hadn't,
itime to get up, or even to sit up, but
Sxe didn't try. He was still flat on his
back when he snapped the ball on the
fLrst bound to Bush at second base,,
'forcing the runner who was coming
Hown from first by a step. That alone
was a great play, but the moment
Bush got the ball he whirled and cut
loose a perfect throw to the plate. He
'threw without stopping or looking,
knowing instinctively that the ranne
jwho was on second when the ball was
hit would try to turn third and soore
pn the play at second. Bush whirled,
and shot so rapidly that I only half;
f-ealed what had been done, and the.
pall iwas paBt the pitcher's position
before I waked up enough -to jump
forward, block the plate and grab the
ball. I didn't know where the runner
"was until he slid against my legs as 1
grabbed the ball and shoved it
against his feet
The play all around was the most
wonderful I ever saw for Quickness of
jthinking ar-4 acting, and although Del'
ehanty's stop and throw were greatt
-the wonderful part of it to me was
Bush's'f ast thinking.
(Copyright, by "W. G. Chapman.)
ons; Sioux City, Mitchell, Klepfner and
Dawson.
At Des Moines. Rji H. B.
DenTer jOOl 011 0003 8 0
Des Moines 000 000 000 0 4, 2
Batteries: Denver, O'Brien and Ppahr;
Des Moines, Owens and Bachant.
At, St. Joseph. , i REE,
Lincoln '..000 000 000 0 2 0
St. Joseph 000 001 OOx 1 E ' 2
Batteries: Lincoln, Fox, Stratton and
.McGraw; St. Joseph, Durham and Gos-
sett. !
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE.
At San Francisco. E. K E.
Sacramento ..- s..l' 7 1
San" Francisco ,- 0 4 0
Batteries: Sacramento, Byram and
Thomas; San Francisco, Cuter and
Schmidt.
At Los 'Angeles. R. H. E.
Oakland 3 12 Q
Vernon 2 4 i
Batteries: Oakland, Abies arid 3Iitze;
Vernon, Hitt, Brackenridge and Brown.
At Portland. " IJ. H. E.
Los Angeles .... 2 6 3
Portland .... .'.13 16 1
Batteries: Los Angeles, Agnew and
Abbott; Portland, Steen and Murray.
A3IERICAX ASSOCIATION.
At Milwaukee: Minneapolis, 6; Mil
waukee, 2.
At Louisville: Toledo, 4; Louisville,
0. Called in eighth irra:
At Indianapolis: Columbus, 0; In
dianapolis, 2. Second game, Columbus,
10; Indianapolis, 2. Called end of
eighth inning on account of darkness.
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SOUTHERN LEAGUE.
At Chattanooga: Chattanooga, 7;
New Orleans, 0.
At Nashville: Nashville, 4; Mont
gomery. 2. , ,
At Atlanta: Atlanta, 1; Mobile, 5.
Only three gamest scheduled.
All work guaranteed Wrlgkt.
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LECONTE R.ECOGXIZED AS
PRESIDENT OZT HAYTI
"Washington, D. C, Aug. 19.
The United States has recog-
nized Gen. Cincinnatus Leconte
v as president of Hayti.
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Ra-ba-netes.
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THEY FJ7 THEY
WIN IF LOSE
I TODAY.
TEXAS LEAGUE.
I
No
Game.
.593
.559
.527
.520
.512
.473
.478
.344
"Win.
Austin 597
San Antonio ...... .562
Htouston 531
Waco .523
Fort "Worth 516
Dallas 477
Oklahoma City . . . .477
Galveston ......... .349
Lose.
.589
.555
.523
.516
.50S
.469
.469
.341
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
No
Game.
.618
.610
.607
.557
.547
.438
.875
.250
Win.
Chicago 622
N.ew York .613
Pittsburg ,., .611
Philadelphia ...'.". .S61
St. Louis :5al
Cincinnati 7443
Brooklyn .381
Boston 257
Lose.
.612
.604
.602
.551.
.542
.434
.371
.248
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
No
Game.
.646
.604
.523
.509
.500
.495
' .425
.300
Win. Lose.
Philadelphia , .649 .690
Detroit i... .611 602
Boston ,...,, .527 .518
New York .; 513 .505
Cleveland ,. .505 .495
Chicago .....-...,7 .500 .491
Washington 430 .421
St. Louis -.306 .297
STANDING OP CLUBS.
Texas League.
Won.
Austin ...'.. 76
San Antonio 71
BTouston 67
Waco '. 66
Fort Worth 65
Dallas 61
Oklahoma City 61
Galveston 44
Lost
52
56
60
61
62
68
68
S4
Pet.
.593
.559
.527
.520
.512
.473
.473
.344
Naileaal
JjCtucne,
Won. Lost
Ppt.
Chicago 63
Ne- York 64
Pittsburg 65
Philadelphia 9
St. Louis, j 58
Cincinnati ......... v. 46
Brooklyn ,. 40
Boston -.. 27
39
41
42
47
48
59
65 ..
81
.618,,
.610
.607
.557
.547
.438
.381
.250
ABterfcam "League.
Won. Lost.
Philadelphia 71 39
Detroit 68 44
Boston ......r 58 53
New York. . .. 57 55
Cleveland 56 56
Chicago 55 56
Washington 48- 65
SL Louis 33 77
Pet
.46
.604
.523
i509
.500
.-495
.425
.300
"WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.,
National Leagne.
Pittsburg at Brooklyn.
Cincinnati ut New York.
Chicago at Boston.
St Louis at Philadelphia.
American LeHjrae.
Washington at St Louis.
Philadelphia at Chlcago.
New York at Cleveland.
Boston at Detroit
WHERE THEY PLAY TOMORROW.
Natlonnl League.
No games scheduled.'
American Leacrnc-
Washington at Chicago.
Philadelphia at St. Louis.
New York at Detroit
LOCAL BOWLERS
DEFEAT CRTJCES
The Cactus club regulars, after do
nating the Las Cruces bowlers 200
pins, got busy and knocked down 2764
pins w'hile the Cruces bowlers plus the
handicap, only got 2695. The Cactus
club fellows rolled perfect ball and
Critchett speared high game at 218,
and Weaber annexed high total at 609,
and average olE 203 per -game.vNone of
the Las Cruces players touched the 200
mark. Weaber made the only strike
out of the -evening.
Next Friday night tv;hen the Cactus
bowlers play a telephone game with
Las Cruces. they will fork over a 300
pin handicap.
The game In figures:
Cactus club
Weaber 213 193 203 609
Critchett .7.... 156 196 219 571
Stratton ;..188 135 172 495
Collins 195 161 lgl 547
Biouck 185 200 157 542
Totals 937 885 942 2764
Las Cruces
Stevens .:..-.. 185 153 189 527
Meiss 139 143 166 448
Oldham 159 183 166 508
John Brayan 186 150 180 516
Joe Bryan 183 145 168 496
Totals .'852 774 869 2495
Handicap . . 200
Total
High game, Critchett 219.
High total, Weaber, 609.
Strikeout Weaber.
2695
Digestion antl Assimilation.
It is not the quantity of food taken
but the amount digested and assimi
lated that gives strength and vitality
to the system. Chamberlain's Stomach
and. Liver Tablets Invigorate, the' stom
ach and liver and enable them to per
form their functions naturally. For
sale by all dealers.
'tablets made purely 3
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Substitute
for Calomel
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WHERE SHALL I SPEND
The following Announcements of California Most Celebrated Hotels, Health and Summer Resorts will solrethe
question. Literature and Additional Information will he furnished promptly at our Free-Information Bureau or by
writing direct.
AVALON
Hare You Eyer Been Ttcre?
It is that well known' resort with
the ideal cool dry summer climate.
The "resort that offers evry out
door recreation and eyery modern
accommodation at Its excellent ho
tels and at the FAMOUS ISLAND
VLLLA 4ND TENT CITY, where
rates will be found very reason
able. AVALON has its own city
government and is the resort to
send YOUB- FAMILY. They will be.
absolutely safe.
THE ISLAND VILLA AND
TEXT CITY
Offer you large cool tent cottages
or tents under mammoth shady
trees, furnished for housekeeping
with eyery modern accommodation.
THE QREATEST FISHING RE
SORT IN THE". WORLD, Tennis,
Golf, Bathing, Boating, Moonlight
Launch Rides, Mountain Coaching,
etc. ASK YOUR AGENT FOR
SPECIAL RATE DIRECT TO AVA
LON. BANNING CO
Pacific Electric Buildlag,
Los Angeles, Cal.
MUCH BUILDING IS
IN PROGRESS SI
THE COLLEGE
Eesidence and Additions td
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College Building Are
Being Ifysned
Agricultural College, N. 31., Aug. 19.
Rapid strides in building and im
provements have been going on in the
college community during the summer
months.
The new gymnasium -is nearing" com
pletion, the contractors working to
have the building ready for occupancy
by the opening of college, the latter
part of the present month. They have
been hindered somewhat Jn their work,
as the board of regents decided later
to add a steam heading Plant, whiqh
will also heat the science hall.
The new building is to be used also
as a study hall for the preparatory
students for the time being. The gym
nasium room will be a" large enough
for basket ball and other indoor ath
letics. It occupies the second floor
and is surrounded by a large balcony
seating, over 200 spectators.
The First Presbyterian church of
Mesilla Park is very nearly completed.
The building Is"' made of white brick
and will cost in the neighborhood of
?3000. A large square tower on one
corner breaks the effect of the plain
gable roof. The sealing capacity is
about 200.
Profe$sors Hammond, Christensen
and Badenoch each have had fine res
idences constructed and all will" b.e oc
cupying them within the next few
weeks.
Prof. Hiram Hadley, the first presi
dent of the college and now an ener
getic member of the board of regents,
has gained control of the Hatton res
idences on College Row and is making
extensive repairs on them, and in the
grounds around them.
The registrar's office, in Hadley hall,
is undergoing the work of the saw and
hammer in order that it will be more
convenient for the office people. New
counters have been put in lengthwise
of the room, making much more room.
LAKEWOOD CANNING
FACTORY STARTED
Cooperative Industry in the
New Mexican Town Is
Model Plant -
Lakewood, N. M., Aug 19. Lake
wood's canning factory, the only active
one in the Pecos valley, has com
menced operations and is canning the
peach crop. It is expected that the 40'
employes will be Increased to 75 before
the season closes.
The factory Is a substantial building
32 by 80 feet: The walls are made of
Reinforced concrete and the floor Is of
cement. The roof is of corrugated iron,
The whole structure is fireproof. The
machinery was secured at a total cost
of $4500, of which $1&00 was paid for
a sanitary capper. This machine puts
the tops on the cans after the fruit Is
placed therein and clamps on the top
Without the use of solder or acid.
It is a great Improvement, since It
also permits the canning of large sized
fruit without -cutting it into bits in
order to get it into the can. The top
it puts on Is the size of the can. The
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SUMMER RATES FROM $3 PER DAY
HOTEL VIRGINIA
liopg Beaoh. The Southland's most baautlful
and ideal baach Excellent surf bathingl The
Virginia maintains private dressing rooms with .
attendants for Its guests. Every "outdoor'
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amusement. Two tennis courts oh grounds
hich reach almost to the water's edge. Spacious,-
cool verandas. Cuisine Is perfect
CARL STANLEY. Maaager.
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El San Luis Rey Hotel, Oceanside, CaL
The Beet Beach. Finest and safest bobbing. Iferer hot. Magnificent drives of seft
aad mountains, Tennis, Batting, Ksbiny, DaaeiBg, etc. KaUe YEB.Y reasosabk.
i. H. BALDWIN. Prep.
CHAMOUNY APT'S.
Brand new and in a class by itself. Contains unique and original features.
From the standpoint qf comfort, appearance and location, it's a magniaceat
home. The furnishings are especially elegant. Summer rates: All geaafal
jexpenses included. 12 miautes'from
King Edward Hotel
LOS A2TG-ELES N
EUROPEAN PLAST. RATES $1 UP.
Room with Bath $1.50, $2.00 and $2.50 per day. Two people $2.00, $2.50
and $3.00 per .day.
EREE AUTOMOBILE BUS MEETS ALL TRAINS.
Col. E. Dunham, Pres. Walter E. Smith, Treas.
Thomas W. Law, Mngr.
Altitude just right.
grounds. Reasonable
from Los Angeles.
Glendale Sanitarium,
Herald Office.
na method nrovided for a
small lid in
the center of the top.
"SVith the building just completed
and the canning proposition in its in
fancy, only peaches and tomatoes will
be canned this year. Later the factory
will can every vegetable and fruit
that is Put in cans. For the work of
this week the first carload of cans was
unloaded yesterday and today. The
managers expect to can 20,000 cases of
tomatoes this year.
The canning factory is cooperative.
The growers are paid a stipulatlve
rate per pound for their tomatoes.
After 10 percent is paid the stock
holders, the balance, If any, is to be di
vided ampng the farmers. The whole
proposition was put through and the
building was erected and equipped ab
solutely without friction.
The association has for its principal
officers C. A. Starr, president, and H.
T, Vanderwork. an experienced canner,
secretary and superintendent B. F..
Pearman, who is cashier of the Lake
wook National bank, was the prime
mover in making the factory a reality,
but he was assisted mate? ally by
business men and farmers. J. B. Mich
ener was. the man in charge of the
construction of the plant.
WORK ON RETAINING
WALL STARTS MONDAY
"Work on the retaining "wall of the
new hotel will begin Monday. The ex
cavation will be completed on both
sides of the Eohlberg building which
will be vacated about September 1.
The concrete wall will be poured and
the other preliminary work done be
fore the remaining building is wrecked.
No excavation will be done on the
San 'Antonio street front until the
council approves of the work.
Express your clothes to "Wright.
RUMOR BUSY WITH
ASTOR'S ROMANCE
Sailing of His Yacht Starts
Eumors Mve Rescued
by tlie Noma
New Haven, Conn., Aug. 19. Golonel
John Jacob Astor-s yacht, the Noma,
rescued five men from the singing
yacht Zingara in a squall off Horton's
P6int. Colonel Astor and his fiancee,
Miss Force, watched the rescue from
the deck of the Noma.
Following the sailing from New
York of Col. John Jacob Aster's yacht
Noma, with the colonel, and the 'de
parture of Miss Madeline Force, his
fiancee, and her father, rumors circu
lated freely that the marriage of Col.
Astor and Miss Force would take place
during the cruise of the pleasure craft.
Delicate fabrics cleaned Wright.
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"An. apartment house that Is different."
W. 11th and Grand View Sts., Los "Angelas.
town. Private garage and tennis court.
A SUMMER RESORT
WHERE OCEAN BREEZES ARE TEMPERED BY BE
FRESHING MOUNTAIN lIR.
Latest methods of treatment- Beautiful
rates. 20 minutes ride by electric car
Write for colored Booklet Ar address
Glendale, Cal., or apply at "El Paso
PROSPERITY
will meet you half way, if yom rr
inforce your energies at
Faywood
Hot Springs
It cures, and you remain cured, it
know, and you will if you try ii.
Conceded the greatest kidney waist
on earth.
Why not visit Paywood Hot
Springs first, since you will eTeatUr
ally go there anyway!
Large Modern Hotel. Perfect Cli
mate. Booklet.
T. C. McDermott, "The Faywood'
Faywood, N". M.
STUDY SHORT HAJTD.
Learn the Gregg System simplest,
easiest and best.
. x-. so.vl,1jN. Pre.
BvoMHUMPIH
THE PEACOCK MILITARY COLLEGE,
Opens September 12th. A delightful
suburb, free from the temptations. t
a large city. A select school Tor sons
of gentlemen. The development of
character is the highest concern.
Cadets visit the city with officers and
teachers. A prohibition suburb. Char
acter qualification for admission.
Teachers university men. free from,
tobacco and drink. An education i a
better iesracy than lands, cattle ana
money,
studies.
An old and accredited school. A lake of 50 acres. High school
vuo&c m uimctBH) u
2mo entrance examinations. No hazing. No vacancies for work A vounr
man's associates are the highest concern. Postcards for name Tht
Peacock Naval School. Cornus ChrlstL Terras. on tw .n".
r..knnlc nstnkllcI.J i. m,
oiiwuio i u wiiKs. x-ne iirst scnool in Texas
state classed "A" by the War Department.
TBXAS CHSXSTIAS UNIVERSITY.
Thirty-eighth
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vt I j"t m xne oouuiwest; absolutely flrepreof, thoroughly
modern in every appointment. Every student provide with. iadivJdwal eom
?inntm,1h3 5 a11 "S?- Etesian watef fw S puJEElSS---ti?
S?a3d Yerlo9king the city three miles distant, northeast: II minute
service on electric cars; short walk from an elegant park of 85 acres; abun-
2S ?S r ahl$lc sports of every character. Students accepted on
advanced standing la Eastern Universities; faculty of 2S from leading univer
sities and conservatories of America and Europe. Superior advantages in
JiiiSr M?d. rt0i!ry " usiae3a college of very high grade Is thor
oughly established whose students enjoy all advantages of the university
at no extra cost. Our department of Education is recognized by the State
authorities and State certificates are Issued to students. Fort Worth 3fedkl
College of 17 successful years operation correlated with this Institution.
Address W. B. PARKS. A. 31., Ph. Jj,, Actiag Prcs., JFrt Worth, Ttxm.
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DISTRICT: All beach cars pass
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Beautifully furnished for solid com
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cnisiiM is noted. For souvenir book
let giving views of Loa Angola,
etc., -write the naaaagor.
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Special summer ratea.
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