El Paso herald., May 18, 1915, HOME EDITION, SPORT and Classified Section, Page 8, Image 8

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EREATEST AEHD CONTEST PLANKED !
PHZESIHETIEXGaiSIUU
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Competition Is to Last From July 4 to October 12, With
More Than 100 Aviators Participating; Demonstra
tion of Mail Carrying Will Be a Feature; Vari
ous Factors Will Determine the Winner.
- TEW TOftK. May
I VI est aeroplane competition the
- ' world has ever keoown will be
staged in toe United States from July 4
to October 12 with more than lot avia
tors participating.
The flights will be made daily in
various parts of the country and it is
expected that nearly S2e.tOe will be
distributed as prises among the bird
men who accomplish the greatest
feats.
The purpose of the aerial competi
tion is three fold, (1) to create a
greater interest in the aerial activities
and to encourage greater activity in
the game; (2) to develop more aviators
By CIWG G. MBN'KC
18. The great- donated S45.200
for prizes; the Aero
club of Illinois has donated Sia.W
more and the pledged donations from
various other aerial clubs and from
states and from private citizens will
shoot the prise money to n,ew
probably far beyond.
Of the sara contributed by the Aero
club of America SI5.0M will be divided'
among three aviators who make the
best records in a cross country flight
from New York to San Francisco or
vice versa.
The other SJO.SW of the Aero Club
of America's donations will be given
out to daily performers. A prize of
$100 will be awarded daily to the avia
tor makinr the hest record for that dav
for army and navy duty. (3) to test out i covering a 19 hour period. The records
me pian vi aeiiTertng man oy airsnip or all the aviators competing in tne
and the hope that the tests will show daily flights will be turned into the
the practibillty of the plan and result ; A. C of A. each day and a committee
in its early adoption. of judges will make the decision as to
The Aero club of America is promot- : the award,
a lrig the competition and a complete out- I Flbrht Covers 100 Days.
line or tne conditions of the contest ! The flicrht will cover a Deriod of 1H'
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SEBALL RESULTS
Monday" Games.
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LEAGUE STANDING.
Former Fast Ball Player
NowManages Miami Club
I , CATTERBD throughout the south-
Rio Cnu.de AMOeUU. 1 S west are """ TOen wno won
If Tuesday K-' marks in years past in various
aiI.. X" V & Ti! sports. Kl Paso boasts of having sev.
wSSJx "!.:::::iJ 35 .'is :' , er' ,ormer tR.lSue baseball stars,
H Paso I. s '.ett .714 .(43 : while others are to be found in other
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Douglas s l .187 .211 .154 I Texas.
Scheduled Turbdar.
Phoenix and Las Croces at 1 Paao.
A!buo.uerqB at Tneaos.
El Paso at Dosgnu.
National League.
Team TV.
Philadelphia 17
Chicago It
Bosten II
" 1 Pittsburg 1
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Cleveland 11
Philadelphia 9
St. Louis 1
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appear in the May issue of "Flying" ' days, which means that $10,008 cf the
a. uiafijume trcvoiea 10 aenii aoings.
appeals nave neen sent to toe UOV'
ernor of every state in the union to
have him enter contestants and 1X00
cities have been asked to contribute
toward the prize fund. It is likely that
many of the largest cities may answer
the plea of the Aero club of America
and stage special contests in those
cities os the opening and closing days
of the meet and also on Labor Day.
John JL Satterfield, president of the
Aero club of Buffalo; Alfred R. Shrig
ley, secretary of the Aero club of New
England. Joseph 'A. Steinmetz. presi
dent of the Aero club of Pennsylvania,
and the executives of other Aero clubs
throughout the country are working
oat plans now for big contests in these
districts.
Militia Aerial Corps.
The recent order of the navy depart
ment of the United States to the state
militia to organnze aviation corps was
the thing that Influenced the Aero
club of America to stage the contests
this year instead of waiting until 191.
Competitions will be held daily from
July i to October 12 in every state
in the union where a sufficient num
ber of aviators come forward to make
a contest, in cases where only one I
aviator enters from a certain state he
probably will be sent to compete in a
nearby state where there are enough
aviators entered to warrant the laying
out of an aviation field and the build
ing of sheds.
rriaes Total X 130,000.
The Aero club of America already has
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Silk
Suits
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At tiie ball game, on
the golf links, at the
beaches, on the -visit
to tie Exposition
these suits reign there
as the oat door favor
ite. Come in Satur
day and select from a
wide range of styles
and fabrics
PRICED
$8 to 20
mpm
gag pBesasssess
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A. C of A's donation will go for daily
prizes, im uuniite i jls itiivn uuu"
tion J 10. 000 will be divided among
the eight men whose performances dur
ing the entire daily competition is
considered the best. The money will
be split as follow: S3500. SJ50. 5150,
;iO00, $750, 500 and $100.
It is expected that doaations soon
will be made to proide a prize of
$5000 or $10,000 for the best demon
stration of mail carrying.
Airmen May Carry Mall.
During the daily competition it is
expected that arrangements will be
made with the postmaster general that
will permit aviators to carry mail in
sections of the country where the
regular service is clow. In some sec
tions of the west it takes mall two
or three days to travel between ceriali
points by rail and livery. It is expected
that aviators can make delivery lu
three or four hours because they can
fly over the mountains and canyons,
instead of making the long round
about trip that is necessary In land
travel.
Hydroplane contests also will be
staged but the details as to contests
and prise money have not been worked
out.
75 Aviators Enter Name.
More than 75 of the most famous
aviators in America have entered their
names in the list of contestants and it
is very likely that every aviator in the
country will take part In one or an
other of the various contests.
A prize is to be given the aviator
who covers the greatest number of
miles in competition during the "entire
contest and arrangements now are be
ing made for contests, with . -Izes, for
the following achievements'
The besb "schedule record," Judged
by the greatest number of times an
aviator reaches a destination on time:
The best passenger carrying flight:
to be Judged by number of passengers
carried and distance traveled.;
Lowest average consumption of fuel
and oil Der mile;
The "flying day" during the con
test will be limited to 10 hours, uxcept
possibly in the case of the cross coun
try flights, when the aviators rcay be
permitted to use their own Jud. raent.
Team TV.
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Chicago 17
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Brooklyn x......U
i Kansas City
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San Franelaoo 25 19
Lm Angeles ............. ..24t M
Salt Lake City 21 1
Oakland 21 II
Portland ."18 n
Venice .'. ...17 II
I inranK i. uoran, wno looks alter tne
interests of The El Paso Herald at 91
aml, Ariz., had just reached the top of
his baseball career when a fractured
knee cut short his usefulness on the
diamond.
Born in 1879. Doran began his pro
fessional baseball career at first base
with the Hamilton club in the old
VBtm Isainia in 1 fitO ITa W9D vnlil hv
Hamilton to Springfield that same fall. '
Remaining with Springfield in 1900. he '
went to the Worcester. Mass., team of i
the same league in 1901 and played '
there two years, and in 1903 he went to .
Lichtenhein's Montreal team.
Went to Hartford Club. J
In the spring of 1904 he was sent to
the Hartford team, in the Connecticut
State, league, being elected field cap
tain and playing first base. The fol
lowing year he managed the Harford
club.
Bill Clymer took hold of the Wilkes
barre club in the New York State league
and he got Doran from Hartford. He
played with Clymer in 1908, 1807 and
i ins and In the fall of the latter year .
i.- .hll . 1A Y3hltKtt hut fn
' the workouts with the big leaguers he
lii fractured his Knee ana nis Daseoau ca
reer was over.
Mr. Doran then came west and went
into the stationery and cigar business
at Miami, where he has prospered. Ha
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was recentlv elected a supervisor of
Gila county by a huge majority and is
the manager of the crak Miami base
ball club
In Boyland:
School Sports. Juvenile Scoria,
Boys' Amateur Sports, and
'eni and Gosalp of the
"Future Greata."
BT "3SECIC."
Texas larne.
Team won
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San Antonio 19
Waes 17
Dallas 17
Port Worth. 18
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BOWLING
la the Cement leasne daek pin aeries on
the Cactna dob alleys, Monday night. Car
raxh'a team won lour potnta from Cark"
men while Grisg's earn made a clean sweep
of the match vrltb'the Hansons. The seores
follow:
Carrath team
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Jgnsdala si 77 77
J" 88 91 71
BT- '. 87 88 89
Totals
Clark team
B. 1. dark
O. Blnford
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Connors ........
28
121
191
.:es 299 21 93
American Association.
Toam Woa Lmt
Indianapolis 19 11
Milwaukee 18 11
Kama City 11 11
Loourrille 18 11
St. Paul It 14
Cleveland ................ll 14
Cohunbes 11 IT
MlnaeapoUi 9 It
Southern Association.
Team Worn Loot
Nw Orleans 31 1
BtrnslnKham ..... ..... .18 11
Nashville 19 14
Caattaaoega, 1 It
Memphis It 18
Atlanta It 'It
Mobile It 20
Little Rock It 21
eec t t- iTKi tor tne grammar scnuui
.545 ; H athletic meet at Washington park
jj - on Saturday morning, next, closed
.474 at the office of the superintendent of
JjJ I recreation on Monday night. The en
I tries have been heavy and indicate
some close competition. Lamar school
7 I .has some fine young athletes and is
.679 ' counting; on carrying off the honors of
azs this week. The scnooi nas oeen unusu
ally successful in the various school
sports and will have to be given serious
consideration for Saturday.
Boys who have not entered for com
petition should be on hand to root for
their school. It should be "some day"
and the bigger the crowd the better it
will be. The first event will be started
at 9:30 on Saturday morning. Be there.
The Clint Tigers have added another
victory to their already long list. They
have lost bat one game out of seven
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things for athletes -who have the punch f
to deliver the goods in a pinch.1 f
played this season. On Sunday, they
defeated the Clint Mexicans by a score
of 30 to 5 and are now more prepared
and willing to accept challenges from
El Paso teams. The lineup for Clint
Tigers was. H. Trice, catcher. Jack Mc
Kinney. pitcher; Fred Hood, lb; J.
Carr, 3b; M. Webb, 3b; L. McKinney,
ss: E. Sylva, If, J. Swann, rf; C Soog
gins, cf.
The game was called at 2:30 and J.
McKinney went into the box and
Ditched the first five innings, allow
ing four hits and two scores. Jim Carr 1
pitched the final four Innings. Every- I
one on the team played a strong game, '
especially John Swan. After the game
the team reorganized, electing Jim '
Carr captain and Lawson McKinney
manager.
The game by innings wsa as follows:
Clint Tigers .. 2S3103S1 6 0 li' 5
Clint Mexicans SOOOOlllS 5 Sll
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LRACUE.
AMERICAN
At Chicago K. H. E.
Philadelphia 0 100 001 2 1 2
Chicago 302 000 Olx 8 2
Batteries: Philadelphia, Fennock,
Davis, Bressler and Lapp; Chicago,
Scott and Schalk.
Boston at Cleveland. New York at
Detroit: cold. I
At St. Louis K. H. E.
Washington Ml 100 0103 7 2
St Louis 000 100 0102 7 2
Batteries: Washington. Johnson and
Alnsmith, St. Louts, Loodermilk. Ferry
man and Severoid.
88
87
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55
81
77
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87
88
81
68
80
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327
219
172
Tot 2M 278 2 811
,.?'H?.taL C""111 : high single, Carrnth.
114: high total. Carrnth. 38S.
Griag team
V; une 81 78 52
Henry 78 84 88
T. G. Aber 88 81 -Tl
Graves 8C 8S 74
Totals
Hanson team
Hanaon ..........
Anderson ........
Brieton
Morgan ..........
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288
212
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88
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89
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"Totala 229 245 251
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Call at the First National Bank's Sav
ings Department end get one of those
Pocket Savers. It will help you to form
the saving habit. Advertisement.
The ordinary cost of a Want Ad in
The El Paso Herald Is 25 cents. It
reaches an average of about 100.000
readers each issue.
f
See Miss Pearl Tear Down
a Maxwell Motor
Then Reassemble It.
A Mghty Interesting Exhibition
Demonstration From
1 1 a.m. to 1 p.m. & 4 p.m. to 6 p.m.
A Special Invitation to Ladies
Salesro
oms
Car
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liquor
Stanton and Main Sts. Phone 2607
EI Paso, Texas.
X.VTIOaAI. LEAGUE.
At Philadelphia R.H.B.
St. Louis 000 210 OOO 3 T 1
Philadelphia 004 010 Ni-i 11 1
Batteries: St. Louis, Perdue, Griner
and Snyder; Philadelphia. Mayer and
Kiilifer.
Laura ruiipvnni. .
Chicago at New York, Cincinnati at
Brooklyn, Pittsburg
grounas.
at Boston; wet
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FEDERAL LEAGUE.
At Kansas' City H. H. B.
Brooklyn 102 004 0007 It S
Kansas City 310 100 001 i 12 3
Batteries: Brooklyn, Seaton and
Land: Kansas City. Johnson. Packard,
Cullop and Brown.
At Chicago R. H. E.
Baltimore 010 100 110 1 6.14 2
Chicago 100 000 030 I 14 2
Batteries: Baltimore. Bender and
Jacklitsch; Chicago, McConnell and
Wilson.
Xewark at Pittsburg, cold.
TEXAS LEAGUE.
At San Antonio R. H. E.
San Antonio 0 4 1
Dallas 2 5 3
Batteries: San Antonio. Stewart
and Hauensteln; Dallas. Sloan and
Stevens. (10 innings.).
At Beaumont R. H. E.
Beaumont I ij 4
Waco 10 11 1
Batteries: Beaumont. Jost asd Bobo;
Waco. Markle and Reiliy.
At Houston R. IL E.
Houston j x
Ft. Worth 1 2
' Batteries: Houston. Rose and Allen;
Ft. Worth. Redford and McMurray.
At Galveston R. H. E.
Galveston 7 0
Shreveport G 12 j
Batteries: Galveston. Cmnrk !
Dllger. Shreveport. Nolly and Toland. "!
FEDERAZ. LEAGUE.
At Omaha R w tc
Wichita 020 000 008 10 9 0
Umaha 100 001 100 3 10 8
Batteries: Wichita, Xelson and Grif-
ettl.. nm.k, !.. . . mil, .
....... wuouo, bitnuMu, nuns ana
1 Kreuger.
At Sioux City R. H. E.
Topeka 000 000 Ml 2 S 3
Sioux City 080 202 02x 12 If 0
Batteries: Topeka, Dashner, Cochran
and Monroe; Sioux City, Caspar and
Phelps, Crisp.
AMERICAN" ASSOCIATIONS
At St. Paul r.
Columbus j. 1
St. Paul " '" 0
Called In the fifth, rain.
At Milwaukee r.
Louisville j
Milwaukee ..".".."..". 7
At Minneapolis r
Cleveland
Minneapolis Ill" I
At Kansas City """ r.
Indianapolis ' 0
Kansas City , . ."."...".". 1
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION".
At Atlanta 10; Little Hook 1
At Sew Orleans 3; Memphis 2.
At Mobile 5. Chattanooga. 4.
At Birmingham 3; Nashvie S.
PLAINVIEW HONORS MEMORY
OF PEARSON; STORES CLOSE
Plalnview, Texas. May 18 Tribute
was paid to the memory of Dr. F s
Pearson by eerj business house in
Plalnview during the hour in which the
funeral of the ereat dmeioDer w.i h. ih
in London. Everv business house in thi J
city closed for one hour out of resr. t I
to Dr Pearson, who had spent mil' u
in developing the Plaini t( mttv
Secret Service Men
Halt Outbreak From
Women Awaiting Wilson
New Tork, May 17. President Wilson
who was here to review the Atlantic
fleet, was besieged today by women
suffragists. While he was at the Bal
timore hotel attending a luncheon in
his honor, two women eluded the
guards at the doors and endeavored to
reach the president. They managed to
see secretary Tumulty and gave him a
letter to be delivered to the president
As Mr. Tumulty was walking away
from the door, one of the women ex
claimed: "Mr. Wilson is the greatest little
evader I know."
Mr. Tumulty told the women they I
were impolite and would receive no 1
answer to the letter. The letter ap- 1
pealed to the president for his "power- 1
ful mid to remove the political disabil
ities of women."
The women went to the lobby and
waited. They told reporters it would
be useless for the president to attempt
to elude them.
"If necessary, we'll hire a tug and go
out to the Mayflower to see him," one
of them said.
When the president left the room
where the luncheon was held, the two
women, who had returned, stepped out
of an ante room and. confronting him,
exclaimed :
"Votes forw omen; votes for women!
Mr. president we have a message for
you."
They got no farther in their appeal.
Four secret service men seized them
quickly and took them away. The
president smiled.
J ARIZONA MAN, DESPONDENT,
TAKES POISON, LEAVES NOTE
Phoenix, Ariz., May IS Despend
ency over business affairs caused
Antonv Gustation. 53 ears old, a
farmer living northeast of Phoenix, to
take poison. He left a brief note of
farevrell to his wife, who had driven
into the city for the afternoon.
Exposition Rates
Pjt oP SBBall aj Zt !5 B ball
BsaanSsBBW w A sv av kV b9 EbbbSbsbv'
Los Angeles aad return $35.00
San Diego and return $3o.OO
San Francisco and return $45.00
Oa safe daily Limit, three months
Three Trains Daily
SUNSET LIMITED 10:15 pm
SUNSET EXPRESS 6:00 p m
CALIFORNIA 6:45 am
EL PASO IS INVITED TO ATTEND
MASCOT RAILROAD OPENING
The chamber of commerce has been
invited by the Mascot Copper Co.. of
Willcox, Ariz., to send a delegation to
the celebration that is to be held at
that city at the opening of the Mas
cot A Western railroad
The celebration will be held early in
June The El Pasoans are Invited to
spend the day as the guests of the cop
per company It is expected that the
irvltatton will be accepted by the
chamber of commerce and El Paso will
be represented at the celebration.
INDICTMENTS AGAINST
MINE UNIONISTS DllOPrED
Calumet, Mich.. May IT. The conspir
acy indictments found against president
C. TL Moyer and 18 other officials of the
Western Federation of Miners, by the
Houghton county grand jury a year
ago as a result of alleged acts Of -violence
said to have been committed at
the direction of the defendants during
the copper strike, were nolle prossed
today by Judge P. H. O'Brien In the
Baraga county circuit court at L'Anse,
on motion of prosecutor W. J. Gal
braith of Houghton county.
Of
every man to him
self and to his family is
to provide for the edu
cation of his children
and the declining years
of life by systematically
saving part of the pay
envelope to build a re
serve fund.
this bank pays 4 per
cent interest and wel
comes deposits of $1 or
more.
Pullman Cars, Tourist, Cars, Duuag Cars.
Observation Car oa SUNSET LIMITED
OIL BURNING LOCOMOTIVES
Southern Pacific
CITY TICKET OFFICE
lee H. Ornderfi,
H. P. Jackson
a H. Jones,
F. M. Murchison,
H. E. Christie,
D. S. Murchison,
President
Vice President
Vice President
Active V. P.
Cashier
Asst Cashier
LAST TWO INDICTMENTS
AGAINST SCB1STIAN DROPPED
Los Angeles. Calif, May 17. The two
remaining indictments against Charles
K Sebastian, mayoralty nominee and
chief of police, who was acquitted of
an immoralty charge in the superior
court Friday, were dismissed late to
day on motion of Thomas Lee Wool
wine, district attorney.
Victoria Desparte. the girl who re
pudiated charges against Sebastian
and later was Imprisoned on a charge,
of perjury, was ordered released.
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