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Entries Juarez Jockey Club
Thursday, Sec. 4, 1013. Seienth Day.
First race Selling; 2 year old fillies.
iva ana a nait turionge.
Theodorita
Ida Lavlnia
tiins Love
Birka
Crustj . .
Mary Pick ford
....103
10S
10S
106
....105
Ada Kennedy ITS
Second race SetltMr; a year olds and
upw ard Five and a bull furlongs.
Dad Stearnes 707
JLHl)3 ... i (lUi
'Freewill , 107
Veno Von .' 107
Korom 107
Moller 110
Joe Woods 112
Rioja 112
Lofty Haywood ., 112
Maxfng .. 112
Charley grown ,.112
Binocular lit
Quick Trip . - 112
Wicket "r-' .11-
Balronia . . ,. .--. . - 112
Third race Purie; year olds. Five
furlong. - - - -
Manganese .... 108
Emerald Gem 108
Hr Harry .....Ill
Paw ...rt US
Kdith W JIS
Hatina US
Fourth race Handicap; all ages. Six
furlongs. Swish 8
Sir Fretful 98
Gold of Ophir 10
Heary Walbank . 10J
Vested Rights , lOfi
Injury -...'...114
Fifth race Selling; 3 year olds and
upward. Ftv and a, half furlongs.
Gilbert Hose 107'
Orhnar tad 107
ParneH Girl 107
Madeline B 107
Rasa Rabiee 107
Ree of Jtfdafc 17
RosenMvy .... 10T
PalatoUo 110
Chaa. Ooetz 112
Ben Stoae US
Annual Jatveat nz
Siicth rae Selling; 3 year olds and
upward. One mile.
Defy l
Balellff 10
Cc Bon 106
John Louis ..; 106
Actuaati , , 10S
Little Marehment 10S
Jaek Lsxson 106
Five pounds apprentice allowance
claimed.
I HOLIDAY I
I RATES I
Federal League to Aid Holdouts Jordan Will Lead the Texas Eleven
-::-
P layers" Checks May Be Boosted
Tuesday's Result.
First race. tVk furlongs, selling, 2
rear olds; value $-IOft Hlnata, 110
r Woods) 3, wen: Little Bit, 104 Ben.
.on) I, soeond; Ada Kennedy, 110 (Mat
thews) 8. third. Time. :2S. Irish Ann.
Muy Buena. Art Rick, George, Fool O'
Fortune, Old Goteh. Alabama Bam,
Barbara Lane, Attiea, Augustus Heln
tte, ran.
Seoed raoe. .5 furlongs, selling. 3
rear old and upwards, value $300 Doc
Allen, 103 (Neylon) i, won: Compton,
111 (Cavanaugh) 6. second: John Hurie,
HI (Gross) 6, third. Time, :3S 4-S.
Frassle. Calethumplan, Billy Meyer.
Lee Harrison, Milt Jones, Joe Woods,
Frank Wooden, Bon Ton, Con Came.
Silver Grain, George Karme, The Fad,
-an.
Third raee. 1 1-1 6th miles, selling,
I year olds and 'upwards, value J 408
3rted Lad, 111 (Moore) 4-5, won; Ur
sula Emma. 107 (Phillips) 4, seconds
Faneuil Hall. 104 (Feeney) 9. third,
rime, :t- Robert. Curlicue. Jim Caf
Terata. Marie CoghiH. Tapland. Wish
ing Ring. ran.
Fourth race, 6 furlongs, handicap,
all ages, value 4500 Vested Right, 182
(Van Dusen) 20. won; Pan Zareta. 124
(Kirsofebaum) 1. second; Henry Wal
!nk. 101 (Matthews) 50. third. Time.
22 3-5. Sir Fretful, Orb, Zlm, U-See-It,
Porothy Dean, ran.
Fifth, race. 5 furlongs, purse, 2 -year
jrtds, value jaw Scarlet Oaks. 112 (G.
Carroll) S-5. won: Aunt Elsie. 106
(Gentry) 10, second- Bob Hensley, 115
(Marco) s, intra. J. we, -2a. jhuwht,
Baltimore, C. K. Davis, Rodonde, Pu
rin. Kleland. Cash Girl. ran.
Sixth race. 5 furlongs, selling,
vear olds and upward, value $300
Uncle Jimmie. Ill (Gentry) 6, won:
Miss Sly. 108 (Estep) 30, second: Eye
White. 103 (Clever) 6, third. Time.
:23. Mazurka. Bvran, Forge. Annual
Interest, Bashful Bettie, Binocular,
Beds, Herpes, Jessamy, Chilton Tranoe,
Bir Alvescot, ran,
OXFORD WIM SEND TEAM
TO IT. S. FOR RBLAY RACES
Philadelphia, Psu, Dec 3. Oxford
university students will send a team
from Kngland to compete in the annual
relay raoes under the auspices of the
University of Pennsylvania here next
April.
A letter was received by Frank B.'
Ellis, manager of the games from Ar
nold S. Jackson, president of the Ox
ford Ualversity Athletic club accepting
an invitation to participate.
LOAVES OF BREAD ARE
USED TO HIDE CARTRIDGES
Benito Artolejo did not like the bread
made in Juarez. Tuesday afternoon he
came to El Paso and purchased three
French loaves made by a local baker.
Cutting each loaf In half, it is charged
that Artolejo removed the soft dough
from within. When the halves were
placed together again a box of rifle
cartridges was In each. Wrapping the
loaves in a piece of newspaper he
started on his return trip to Juarez. At
the Santa T"e bridge the loaves attract
ed attention. The customs officers ex
amined the loaves and found the boxes
of cartridges. Patrolman Cozart, who
was on duty at the bridge, brought
Artolejo to the-police station, where he
is being held until his case has been
further Investigated.
PHONE 1 FOR TAXI, Advertisement.
BY JOHX
ST. LOUIS, Mo., Dec 3. If the base
ball players of the major leagues
who are free tosign new contracts
this, season had Blade conditions to
order they could not 1 have arranged
the midwinter situation better for their
own purposes.
The continued existence of the Fed
eral league and its reported activity
and financial healths 4 as make it cer
tain that every big league star who
seeks an advance lit- salary will be in
a position to force it out of the re
luctant pocketbook of his club owner.
Just n Sand-I)agging Scheme.
In fact, the principal use to which
the Federal league will be put. will
not be to increase competition and
thereby help the general aspect of the
game, but to put into the hands of the
ball players a lead pipe with which he
may beat his way into a raise in sal.
Just now fans here are busy try
ing to separate the truth from the
chaff regarding the reported "jump
ing" of local players. Among the
names mentioned as already identified
with Federal league clubs for 1913
are those of Ed Koney, George Baum
gardner, Sam Agnew, Carl Weilman
and others.
It is praetically certain that not a
single jjayer has committed himself
In regard U his Federal league affilia
tion and that negotiations have prog
ressed no further than a tender of sal
ary from the Federal league.
Until the major league contracts
have been received and the demands
of the players for increased pay have
been considered there - will be no
jumping.
And then there will be very little of
it.
These $30,000 Eddie Collins con
tracts exist largely in the Hot Stove
league imagination.
Get a Split-Second Watch.
If the self-assertive Joe Tinker was
unable to get along with Garry Herr
mann as manager of the Reds because
he wanted his own wa, how long
would IVger Brespahan Jast In $ic
same job?
Give It up we cannot subdivide
time, units small enough tp answer
The trouble with the Cincinnati ReCs
seems to be that the holder of each
share of stock thinks the privilege of
bossing the manager goes with his
holding. It's an old ailment and oru
tt the nicest little ways known of
breaking up efficiency.
He's Playing 'Possum.
Sam Langford is 27 years of age
and they're calling him "old roan"
and ''down-and-out." This is because
he choose to get into the ring for hi?
recent fights overweight.
Now, It may really be that Sam Is
E. WRAY.
"down-andout," but the changes are
that what alls the best heavyweight
in the world Is laek a Interest in the
hard work .necessary "to take off su
perfluous fat.
Jack Johnson was 32 years old when
he beat Jeffries arid he .was pretty
good that day at Reno, reports show,
even if he did battle against a shell.
Bob FItzsimmons was champion at 3V
years of Rge and there are other in
stances whieh go to show the big
men do not fizzle out physically be
fore the 30-year-old mark.
Langford will probably fool around
as lonir as boxltvr commissions are
content to let him slip by with a falsfi
weight. When he has to, he will not
only come in at the right figure, out
he will be there with his former
speed and steam.
At worst, none of the "hope" con
tingent seems eager to hook up with
Langford in a long engagement.
3IEXICAX KID CAWEn IN
PIIOEXIX TO MEET' nALFORD
Phoenix, Ariz , Dec. 3. Mexican Kid
Carter has arrived from Los Angeles
and begun training for his bout with
Sailor Mas. Halford here Friday night,
Dec 5. He is accompanied by ius
manager, Joe Levy, who is also man
ager of Joe Rivers.
Carter weighs 147 pounds and says
he can easily make 142 for Halford.
fhe sailor is In splendid condition and
is only a pound or two over the weight.
He Is being trained by George Hem
sic, who came within an ace of wrest
ing the lightweight championship from
Ad Wolgast.
MAIIMOUT. REPORTED DEAD.
WRITES TO WRESTLER IX U. S.
Minneapolis, Minn.. Dec. 3; Mahmeut,
the famous Bulgarian wrestler, reported
some time ago as having been killed in
a battle In the Balkan war, is alive. A
letter to that effect was received from
Mahmout by Henry Irslinger, an Aus
tralian wrestler, who Is now here.
A WHITS STRIPED MADRAS
Arrow
COLLARS
3 for 25 ct. Clnett. Pesnody & Ctu, Ino?i
Xeiy Location, T O A CJ A11 Kinds of
So. 0 Stevens Bldg. j j . 0 Office Work,
2061-2 Mesa. I 91.03 Paid Cash,
Cor. Texas St. and J Yb f M Q f M Medicines
Mesa Ave. 15 1 Lf 1 1 U J 1 1 Included.
Back In Business
Auf omobile & Ace
essones
DIRECTORY
PACKAR
AUTOMOBILES.
Richardson Motor Car Co.
Distributors
122 Son Antonio St. Phone 053
Auto Livery Co
City Hall Stand
PR0MPI SERVICE NIGHT AND DAY
PHONE 509-510.
Rates $3.00 Per Hour.
Autom
obile Tires
Greer's Electric Garage
508 North Kansas
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You Have Tried the Rest
Now Try the BEST.
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To points in the
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On Sale Dec. 20-21-22.
Limited to Jan. 18,
1914.
Liberal Stopovers.
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MAGNETO REPAIR ING- uhil J$ g J afeDevicei of
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Phone 1379.
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Only Five Men to Leave the Team
BY IV. D.
AUSTIN. Texas, Dec. 3. Louis Jor
dan, of Frederiokaburg-, Texas,
has been elected captain of the
1914 football team of the University
qf Texas by the 17 members of the
squad who earned their "T's" and the
football championship of the south
west, Jordan was the terror of every op
ponent at guard this year and played
the game of his life against Notre;
Dame. He is of Swedish descent and li
said to be the first player of this ny
tlonaltty to captain a Texas team.
Quarterback Leonard Barren ran sec
ond for the captaincy with seven X'otes.
Jordan Is the biggest man on the Texas
squad, weighing 205 pounds.
Letters hare been awarded to the
following members of the 1913 foot
ball squad:
J. A. Edmond, right end, Waco; Alva
Carlton, tackle, Houston; W. S. Birge,
left guard, Austin; Louis Jordan,
right guard, Fredericksburg; W. O.
Murray, center, Cloresville; Dlttmar,
centerT Houston; Grady Noblo, tackle,
Dallas; C E. Turner, end, Boswell, N.
if.; L. C. Barrell, quarter, Houston;
captain "W. C Brown, halfback, Austin:
Clyde Littlefield. Tullback. Loekeburg,
Ark.; M. E. Daniels, fullback, Waco;
Robert Simmons, end, San Antonio;
Paul Simmons, halfback, San Antonio;
J. H. Goodman, guard. Austin; J. C.
Bass, tackle, San Antonio; B. R. Berry,
tackle. Austin.
1014 Prospcctn Are Brlcht.
Prospects are bright for the 1914
team. Only five men will be lost, cap
tain Brown, Daniels, Niblo, Leftwltch
and Murray The first year men, Paul
Simmons, Turner, Bass, Dlttmar, Carl
ton and Edmond, give Texas an un
usually strong force to start next sea-
IIORJS'ADAT.
son with. Of the older men who havo
not played their four years there ara,
captain elect Jordan, BJrge, Goodman,
Barrell and Littlefield. With this
formidable array of football talent,
the Longhorns should be able to re
peat this year's remarkable success.
The Texas record for the past year l
as follows:
Texas 14, Polytechnic 7: Texas 27,
Austin college 6; Texas 77. Baylor 0;
Texas 13, Sewanee 7; Texas 52, South
western 0; Texas 13, Oklahoma ;
Texas 46, Kansas Assies 0: Texas I.
Notre dame 30.
Exclusive of the Notre Dame game,
Texas scored 242 points to her oppo
nent's 28. Ipcluding the Notre Dame,
the total was Texas 249, opponents 5&.
Eager to Meet BIfj Nine" Team.
The excellent showing made Tiy the
Longhorns has started an agitation
for the scheduling of a game with an
other northern school next year. It is
hardly like, however, that Texas would
consent to travel north, owing to the.
unfavorable weather conditions. Many
would like to see Notre Dame played
again, but others point out that It
would be much better if a game were
scheduled with a school with a better
standing among the "Big Nine" con
ference colleges, who refuse to play
Notre Dame on account of hor rsfusal
to comply with certain strict rules.
There Is also a strong sentiment to
encourage closer relations with the
Missouri "Valley conference teams.
Texas has more in common with these
schools than any other portion of the
country. But for the long distance,
application would probably be made to
enter the conference.
JONES'S BOWLERS
WIN FROM FORD'S
Jones's team won three points from
the Ford five. Tuesday night at the
Wigwam alleys. Dillard rolled high
game, 202, and total, 13. McCue rolled
a strikeout.
The scores:
For8 team , , ,, ,
Ford 17 1"6 164 513
Heldrick. ,..,.182 121 17 480
Kelsh. . , 132 18 114 415
Armstrong. 14J 143 US 429
McCue. 156 162 Its 481
Total 786 761 751 228
Jones team
Dillard 134 1S7 302 SOS
Sloesson'. sr ,...187 1T2 141 480
Rodriguez ,...157 157 17 471
Taylor 139 127 139 496
JoneB 176 142 128 445
Total 772 766 767 2384
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