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Bad WeatLer Plays Havoc "Witli Games
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CLifeJs Can t Overcome Terrapin Lead
BY "BUCK."
RAIN, -wet grounds sad eoJd weath
er played havoc with the big
league games scheduled for Tues
. jt There were only two games played
t the American league, one In1;"
i il and one in the Federal. Chief in
t rt centered in the American league
rten at Boston where the Senators
. d the Red Sox. clashed. George Foster
i.nt to the mound for the Sox and
mght t". alter Johnson for the Sen
ioi Although Johnson held the Sox
fi jr hits two of them were triples
1 e ich accounted for a run. Foster, on
i c o her hand, pitched steady ball and
1. J - JAnklA W4WA Sill th
aors could gather and they got
ir or hits so well distributed that scoring j piate in mc u.a ..--- ---I.
. .mnossible. Mike McNally was used , raplns got two runs, a lead which the
t tb?d for the Ked Soi and the former I Ch.feds were unable to overcome.
In Boyland:
THE Feldmans are ready to talk
turkey with the Lone Stars. The
Feldman Juniors declare that It
Is not their business what other clubs
cll themselves and that they played a
game with a team which was announced
as the Lone Stars and beat it. Ted Coo
ley states that the manager of the Lone
Stars rang him up and asked for a
game Ted replied that the Lone Stars
were 'too big for the Juniors but sug
gested that they get In touch with the
Feliman Seniors. If the manager of the
Lone Stars will call up William Caples
at 55S9W they can easily arrange a
raae and settle all disputes.
Feldman Seniors played the St Mary's
Firsts on Tuesday afternoon and the
game proved to bo one of the beat of the
season. It was full of snappy plays and
went 11 Innings before the Feldmans
FIGHT PROMOTERS
LOST SOME MONEY
(Continued Vram Prrnons Page.)
$7i 000, according to the promoters, and
they lost 15.00 at Juarez. That means
that the fight cost them a total of ap
proximaely $100,000. ...... ..
If the receipts were only ?56.9. as
Robinson said. It shows the net loss
was $13,100. according to approximate
figures on expenses.
Even if the promoters did take in
SUO 00 as Curley said "we are saying"
the promoters would have lost on the
affair, as in that case Wlllard's share
wonld hare been around $28.oS, the
Havana exepenses 578,000 and the Jua
rex expenses $15,000. making a total ex
penses of $113,000
o More ejjro Champs.
The chances of a negro ever holding
a pugilistic title te the future aro
p-artieally nil. Every division champion
now is a white man and each champion
r.i -lowed that he will never meet a
esro in a title battle.
Jick Johnson's conduct while cham
n n caused the lifting of the bars
a rt the negroes. Johnson's actions
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game, starting two pretty double plays.
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Hamilton was wild In the first inning
at St. Louis and the Tigers soon hid the
bases full with one out. James was sent
to relieve Hamilton but the Detroit
sluggers found him for a hit that sent
Vitt and Cobb home with runs. McKee
hit a homer in the sixth and Detroit had
three runs. Boland held the Browns to
five hits and one run.
Playing bet en showers, the Pirates
beat the Cardinals. 4 to S, at Pittsburg.
Perdue and Harmon were both hit hard.
r ir -w
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were able to put over the winning run.
the nnal score dcius - - - -
by Roy Strahan was the batting fea
ture. Following is the score by Innings: .
St. Mary's First e 111 SM 6
Feldman Seniors".... 160 2 017
The lineup of the FeMman Seniors
was as follows Roy Strahan, c Frank
Fellett, p . William Caples. lb., Tim Sul
livan. 2b . Bruce Schuler. 3d.; Pat
Dwver. ss.; Carl Beisswenger. cf .Fer
dinand Welsh, rf ; James Earle, If.
f-
Many of the teams have open dates
for Saturday and Sunday. If managers
who are looking for games will commu
nicate with this department we will
publish a list on Thursday and Friday
of the teams which are open for en
gagements. brought the pugilistic game into worse
repute that it ever was. The only sal
vation for the ring game was the de
feat of Johnson by a white man. and
now that it has been accomplished
championship battles between negroes
and whites are passed.
Jess WiUard has refused to meet
negro challengers. The want no more
mixed bouts The ring game is none
too pure as It Is. It narrowly escaped
death while a negro held the supreme
title. And those who love the game for
the games's sake, and those who love
it for the money It brings them, want
to keep it alive
Cans Was Moc.l Champion.
Joe Gans was a model champion. He
never did anything to hurt the game.
Rather he helped it. George Dixon was
another negro who was a creait to tne
ring game. Joe Wolcott was liked by
whites as well as negroes because he
fought cleanly and with honor But
the cleanness and honesty of those ne
groes has been discounted by the pub
lic because of Jack Johnson s actions.
Escaped Cauliflower Ears.
The recent Johnson-Willard bout in
Havana brought together many price
fighting gents and most of them wore
cauliflower ears. On tbe night before
the fight it so happened that Mike Gib
bons, wearing a deformed ear. Bat Nel
son, wearing two, "Steamboat BUI"
Scott and Willie Beech er, possessed of
one each, together with several other
fucny-eared folks were standing In
groups in the lobbv of the Hotel Plaza,
when a Cuban came in from the IbIo
of Pines. He sighted the cauliflowered
group, gasped, took another squint, and
then said.
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BASEBALL RESULTS j
j; TUESDAY'S GAMES j i
STAD1NGS OF THE CIXBS.
Klo Grande Assoeiatflea.
If Today
Team W. L. 1'et. Win Lose
Alsn-jo 1 l,e 1.MD 'MM
Pheatx 4 : .6J 714 571
Las Croces ...... 2 1 .667 7s see
El Psso I 3 Jtt S .:
tiicwb 2 w .: :(
Dovsiss l .em .sm tw
Scheduled Today.
Las Cmces at El Paso.
Dostfas at Albaqveroue.
Tacsea at Pnoeatx.
Natfensl Leagse. ,
If Today
Team W. L. ret. Wta Lose
Philadelphia 11 4 .? .778 .7:2
Chlcage 11 ( .em .T .Ci?
Boston ' JS .StJ SM
Cincinnati I -KS .5IS EM
st. Lotrtii it i .see .SM .47
Brooklyn 7 1 .11 444 .IS
PittsbarE c 12 -MX .US 31
New York 4 1 8S .132 27
American Leajrae.
If Today
Team W. L. rt. Win Lose
Now Tori. 1 4 .711 732 7
Detratt 14 c .78 .714 .MT
ChtcKO 11 t JS7S .CM .55
Waablncton t 7 .its .SC2 SM
Booten C J0 .S3 .4(2
Cleveland 7 It .39 .421 3C8
St. Louis 7 12 .3S8 .4M .3S
PMhuMpfebi 4 11, .267 .312 .2St
Federal Lcagae.
If Today
Team W. I- Pet. Win Lose
Chleaco 11 C .847 M7 .til
Pittsburg 11 8 .379 .M SSt
Brooklyn It I .3o6 S7 .S2t
Newark It S -S6 Jin S2t
Kansu Ctly jet S2 474
St. Lout. 7 .437 .471 .412
BoffmJo 7 11 am 421 .3tS
Baltimore 7 1! ,3 .4tt .251
American Assorislion.
Team Won I,ost Pet.
Indianapolis 11 t Cll
Milwaukee 11 7 .(11
Louisville 11 7 .(11
M. Paul It 1 -5S4
Cleveland S It .444
Kaiuao City 7- 3 .4(7
MinaoapoUa It .37S
Cetarabes t 14 .2(3
Paelltu Coast lacae.
Team Won Lost Pet.
Los Aiwetaa It 14 .SSt
San Francisco 17 IS .S31
Salt Lake City IS 14 .317
Venice 11 14 431
Portland 15 17 .4(1
Oakland 14 It .427
Southern Association.
Team Woa Lost Pet.
Nashville 17 t .7(3
New Ortoans 12 t .(34
Btrmincham It ( .
Memphis 11 11 .SM
Cbattanooca. It It .Set
Atlanta S 11 4St
MoMte ( It JM
Little Rock ( It .138
ITestern Leacne-
Teaa Won Lost Pet.
Omaha. 7 3 .7M
Denver S 3 .(2S
Topeka 4 .ttt
Des Mohws T S .53
Wichita S S .Stt
St. Joseph 4 c .4M
Sloor City 3 7 .3M
Llnola 1 3 JN
Texas Leairae.
Team Warn Last Pet.
Galveston 14 It .S3
Dallas 11 II .S4S
Waco It 11 .S4I
Port Worth 12 11 .521
Houston 1 11 SM
Shrevepert .............. ..11 11 478
Saa Antonio 11 13 .43
Beaumont 11 It 447
MRniCV I.BAGUB.
At St Louis R. H. E.
Detroit SM 01 0M 1 C
St. Louis 006 let 0t 1 5 2
Batteries Detroit. Boland and
Baker. McKee, St. Loo la. Hamilton,
James, Hock and Aarnew
At Boston R.H. E.
Washington . 000 000 00 0 t 1
HAL CHASE IS NOW
IN BASEBALL BOX UP
Harrison. V J Hal Chase, formerly
first baseman on the New York Ameri
can league team, now initial sacker
on the Buffalo Federal league aggre
gation, got into a fight with William
Quinn. of this place when the Buffeds
played the local team in a Sunday game
and it took the combined assistance of
Hal, chase.
the entire Harrison police department
and half of the spectators of the gam
to pry them apart. The other fie
spectators remained neutral
Chase was angrv because the Buf
feds lost a 14 inning game to the Har
rison team and refused to ride to the
hotel in the players bus. As he vtas
leaving the ball park he and Mr Quinn
became embroiled in an altercation that
soon took on the general appearance ot
belligerency.
BEST LOSG DIST.OCE
THROWER IS RELEASED
Pittsburg. Pa., Mav S Larry Le
Jeune, holder of the world's long dis
tance throwing record, was released
by the Pittsburg National league base
ball club Tuesday to the Sioux City
club of the Western league It was
the third time Lejeune had been re
leased by a major league club His
place in center field on the Pirate team
will be taken bj Dan Costello.
WALSH IS IMPROIG
rRVEH II S LEIT HIM
Los Angeles, Calif, May 4 Id
Walsh, the Chicago American league
pitcher, who has been ill for se eral
dats with grippe, vm reported to
greatlj improil ton t Tit hih
feer fr m -ft huh In suffe i t.r
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KL PASO HERALD
Boston i" " iwi i
Batteries Washington, Johnson 1
and Ainsmith, Williams, Boston, '
CacI., flnd TfaARUE. '
GnmeM Postponed.
Chicago at Cleveland, Philadelphia
at New ITork, cold.
ATIOAL IXIGUE.
At Pittsburg R.H.E.
St lxuis MS Ml M . S 0
Pittsburg ISO 1 9 0
Batteries St. Louis, Perdue and
Snyder, Pittebury. Harmon and
Schang. Called end of eighth on ac
count of rain.
Games Postponed.
ni-.H . SlsLi.aflrA nrftt irrAllnjlaT
New York at Philadelphia, Boston at j
BroOKiyn, rain.
F1EDLR1L LB-GUE. I
At Baltimore K.H i
Chicago OM 1M 610 2 9 S
Baltimore SM 100 Mx S S 1
Batteries. Chicago, McConnell,
Prendergast and Fisher, Wilson; Balti
more, Quinn and Owen.
flames Postponed.
St. Louis at Brooklyn, Kansas Cit?
at Buffalo, cold. Pittsburg at Newark,
rain.
T15XA!! I.CYGUK.
Tuesday's Games. '
At Dallas R.H.E.
Dallas 1
hn Antonio 5 0
Batteries. Dallas, Bono and Dunn.
San Antonio, Stewart and Hauenstem.
At Dallas (second game) K.H.E.
Dallas S 1
San Antonio S 6 3
Batteries Dallas, Sloan and Stephens,
San Antonio, Munsell, Burch and liau
enstein. (Called sis innings, darkness).
At Waco P-H.E.
Waco ............., 3 lv o
Galveston 1111 1
Batteries Waco, Ashton and Reilly,
Galveston. Allen and Dllgcr.
At Shreveport R. H. K.
Shreveport 7 10 3
Beanmont ISIS 1
Batteries: Shreveport, Jiolly. Crab
ble and Toland; Beaumont. Taff, Spear
and Bobo.
At Fort Worth R. H. E.
Fort Worth 3 11 1
Houston 1 5 1
Batteries Fort Worth, Bedford and
McMurra) , Houston. Kapler and Allen.
1 ESTER'S LEAGUE.
At Topeka R.H.B.
Lincoln 0M tit OM S 7 S
Topeka Ml Ml Mi 5 S S
Batteries Lincoln, Ehman and Mc
Allister. Topeka. Dash tier and Monroe.
At Des Moines R.ILK.
Sioux City SU 1M SO S 9 1
Des Moines SOS OM M0 1 T 1
Batteries: Sioux City, Hallman and
Crisp. Des Moines, Gregory, Hogan
and Price.
Games Postponed.
St. Joseph at Omaha, cold.
No others scheduled.
PVCIPIC CO 1ST LEAGUE.
At Salt Lake R.
Oakland. S
Salt Lake t
At San Frrnefsce R.
Portland. S
San Francisco 1
IMRHICAY ASSOCIATION.
At Indianapolis R
Columbus 2
Indianapolis 2
At Louisville R
Cleveland .. 3
Louisvlllo i
(Samra Postponed.
Kansas City at Minneapolis. Mil.
waukee at St- Paul, cold.
SOITHBRN 1SSOCIVTIO.V
At Atlanta 4: Birmingham 1.
At Little Rock 2: Memphis 4.
At Mobile 8. New Orleans 8 (Called
end of ninth inning, darkness.)
At Chattanooga 9. Nashville 7
TENER SUSPENDS
MANAGER HERZ0G
New Tork. May 4 President John
J. Tener. of the National league an
nounced today tnat ne had susperded
Charles Herxog. manager of the C i-
cmnati club, for fie days for his ai
tercation with umpire Rigler at &L .
Louts last Saturday. I
Umpire Hart, who arbitrated on the
bases during the St. Louis-Cincinna'i
game, was also reprimanded by presi
dent Tener for not following the dis- ,
puted play closely, thus necessitating
an appeal to Rigler behind the plate. J
which caused tbe latter to become in- j
oled in fistcuffs with Herzog j
HOLLAND WONT PAY GERMANY '
IN POTATOES OR COPPER j
tmstf rdam. Holland, May S Because I
Holland s agreement with Great j
Britain regarding contraband of war.
il Dutch government has issued an ,
orue- refusing to allow coper, potatoes
and other articles needed in Germain i
lo be used in payment Tor German '
manufactured products. German) Is I
anxious to secure food supplies and
, viifci cAunnna xur iiHtcninery aim
other products.
MIIMUUM3 MIKI.I.S SHII'j
FOIR KII, 1.11), KOUlt MOLNDED
Glasgow, Scotland. May 4 It Is re
ported here that a trawler named
Cruiser was shelled off Aberdeen ' y a
German submarine Four men were
killed and four others wounded ser
iouslr The wounded men, together with
three other members of the crew, are
said to have been picked up by a
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San Antonio. Texas. May 5 Referee j
Frank Noel was a-isauuea oy tne crowu
here Tuesday night when he gae Jack
Read, of -Vustralia. a decision over Bea
nie Cordova, of El Paso, at the end of
the 10th round Ninety percent of the
fans believed Cordova was entitled to
the decision and most of the other 10
percent believed a draw the least the
young Mexican should have received.
The police had to interfere to stop
the disturbance after referee Noel had
been hit in the face. He was escorted
to one of the windows in the hall and
departed therefrom with no further
trouble. In the 10th round Cordova
had Read hanging on desperately and
throughout the fight all the clinching
was done by Read, who several times
was In trouble, finishing with a terri
bly out face Read did inucn ot tne
leading, but would lead and clinch at
once whether his left landed or not.
MEDALS WILL BE GIVEN
IN SOUTHWESTERN MEET
The Y. M C A. athletes are working
in earnest for the southwestern track
and field meet to be held at Washing
ton park on Saturday. May 15
The T boys will be greatly Handi
capped in this meet by the fact that
many of the best men are working dur
ing the day and outdoor paretice is only
possible late in the afternoon or earlj
in the evening
Practice is being held every day from
5 to 8 p. m. at Washington park. The
running broad jump and pole vault will
be practiced at the Y M C A. tennis
court at Campbell and Arizona streets,
where pits have been put in shape
Every "Y" athlete is asked to come
out regularly and make the most of the
short time that remains. Prominent
among the men who have come out are
Shea. Gaylord. Race. Walker. Worthing
ton. Livingston. Nichols. Romero and
Smith.
The prizes are well worth going after
Gold, silver and bronze medals will be
given in each event, a shield for the
team prize and a gold medal for indi
vidual place.
DRTLG VILY OUTPOINTS
COULON I TEN ROINDS
Milwaukee. Wis, May S. Johnny Er
tle. the St Paul bantamweight boxer,
Tuesday night easily outpointed Eddie
CouIor. of New Orleans, in a 10 round
boxing contest, according to sporting
writers at the ringside.
Ertle had the better of six rounds.
Coulon two, and two were even. Ertle's
punishment was directed principally at
the body, while Coulon landed only a
few effective uppercuts.
TORRES WI; KHARXEVS
SECONDS THROW UP SPONGE
Denver, Colo . May S A scheduled la
round bout between Jack Torres, of
Albuquerque, and Phil Kearnev. of Den
vtr, ended in the ninth round here
Tuesday night when Kearney's seconds
threw up the sponge. Torres showed
superior skill throughout and Kearney
was groggy, though still upon his feet
when his seconds conceded the match.
The boxers weighed in at 115 pounds.
SOLDIER TBAJIS ARRANGE
S 1IB FOR s VTURD VY
Company I of the Sotn infantry has
accepted the challenge of company B
of the sixth infantrv for a beseb-ill
game and will pla at Washington park
on Saturday afternoon if that date is
suitable to the sixth infantry team and
weather conditions permit
STHEFEI
The Spirit of Service
In the long night vigils of the lonely exchange
In the strenuous turmoil of the busy day
With the builders in the heat of the dusty desert ami on the
dreary mountain side
With those who battle with the dements in times of devastating
disaster
In the loyalty, the faithfulness, the unselfish" devotion to duty el
all those who minister to your telephone needs
In and through the entire army of telephone workers err gfekd
to senre
In all, through all and over all broods the gentle, animatiBg and'
sustaining Spirit of Service
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REVOLVER CLUB 0RGANZED
AMONG FEDERAL EMPLOYES
The Federal Revolver club has been
organized among the customs and Im
migration officers and a series of re
volver shoots will be held during the
summer W T Griffith and E. P
Trowbridge are the captains of the
club, George E. Schick is treasurer
and J. E. Farns worth, secretary The
secretary will accept entries for match
games witn army or civilian teams.
The standing committee is: J. K.
Farnsworth, George B. Schick and T.
M. Gourley
The charter members of the elub are
E. A. Plowman T E. Edwards. K. P
Trowbridge. O. W. Munster. T M. Gou
ley, a B. Dixon. W T Griffith. Louis
Holxmon, J D Reeder. Geo. E. Schick.
J E. Farnsworth, L J. Ayers. S. -Bovee,
J E. Woodrome. A. Biefer. J
Monahan.
JlLni'HVS BROTHER KNVADRS
IUG IMl FIGHT IS LOST
Boston. Mass.. May 5. Charlie White,
of Chicago, knocked out Eddie Murphy,
of this city, in the seventh round of a
scheduled 12 round bout Tuesday night.
The men are lightweights. The de
cision was a technical one. being due
directly to the invasion of the ring by
Murphy's brother, after the Boston
boxer had been floored four times.
CLinilY OUTPOINTS MeCOY.
New York. May 5 Jimmy Clabby. of
Hammond, Ind, outpointed Al McCov,
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