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EL PASO HERALD
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KELLY-SILENTLY-IT CANT BE .DONE -i- BY BRIGGS
pHEDDIE WELSH has" been signed
for a 20-round bout at New
Orleans on Saturday, March 4, for
which he will receive the sum of
$13,000. Promoter D. Tortorich has
been given the privilege of naming
his opponent and has announced that
he will send the winner of next Mon
day night's bout between Joe Man
dot and Johnny Dundee, against the
champion. Mandot is a slight favor
ite over Dundee.
YAR plays the very dickens with
the plans of sport promoters and
now comes an announcement that
the Vancouver franchise in the
Northwestern league is likely to be ,
transferred to Great Tails, Mont., un
til the close of the present war.
Prior to the war, Vancouver was
rated as one of the best baseball
cities on the entire coast. As a mat
ter of fact, the whole Northwestern
league is said to be in doubt but the
latest plan is to have clubs in
Seattle, Spokane, Butte and Great
Falls.
BOWLING
i-mriier laurpeuuriii jriur.
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on the Cidu clab altera, Ttraradar eri-
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Konlff team. lt id Sd
McCormlck Hi 11 115
MorH HI US 1
Keenls 14( ' l"
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Tolala .403 171 1 IK"1
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Total- . . JI7 368 443 1191
l'olnta on. Framr 1. Stein 3. hleh
game Rostra 170. hl(ta total, Rofrra 438.
Htrlke nt Fanner
The Horus team won from thp Berahauer
team la the Wlcwim bowline match ThutT
day nlsht on the Wigwam claba allej. J
Frits, of the loalnc team, had high gam"
with 347 pine down, and won high total
lth Ml ptna.
The Bsue team won by a marrin "f
plim Th acore made by the competing
teama were aa follows:
Berghauer tpam. Jst
llerghauer l8
Wild in
Kane 11
Mratton 170
Krlta : 1S
Grand total 775
Bogue team. lit
Drownfleld 1
Bailer 19
Burt 1
Palmer U'9
Davie US
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193 11 444
11 14 4M
144 1411 4K
15 168 45
19S 247 31
851 814 244?
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1H 111 4-.S
715 19' BS7
149 li3 401
201 Hi. '10
Grand total . .. .841 11 834 J6!
Hleh game. J Frlta H7. high total. J
Trtta SSI; polnta won. Bogue 4, Bfrghaile
S, margin S( plaa.
We are now showing the new
spring styles in "Style-Plus"
Clothes, for which we are EI
Paso Headquarters.
See the Window Display
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THE UNION STAMP
Is the Peaceful, Up
lifting, Educational,
Economic Emblem of
the Organized Shoe
Workers
It aims to secure bigger, better and happier work
ing and living conditions for Union Shoe Workers
by Progressive means; never by destructive meas
ures. BUY UNION STAMP SHOES.
Boot and Shoe Workers' Union
246 Summer Street, Boston, Mass.
Write for list of union shoe factories.
Affiliated with American Federation of Labor.
QHIEF MEYERS, once the star
catcher of the Giants, has' been
sent to Brooklyn and now the game
of "passing the buck" is over Roger
Bresnahan. Meyers has a contract
calling for $7000 for the seaion and,
naturally, he wasn't in great de
mand. Bresnahan also has a fat
contract and no club seems anxious
to relieve the Cubs of paying his
salary.
CATURDAY night's basketball
should proVe interesting. The
First National bank team, which
consists of the star players of the
Feldman and Wall teams of the
City league, will play the Cactus
club in the first game, taking the
place of the Walz-High contest, post
poned because of the Tigers' engage
ment at Mesilla Park. Millers and
llines meet in the second game.
Unless the Miners show up in bet
ter shape than on Wednesday night,
chances for the Millers to break
into the "win" column will be bright.
DACING will be conducted at the
Juarez track every day of the
week until the present meeting ends,
according to an announcement,
Thursday, by assistant manager
Harry F. Brc'vogeL The Monday
"off day" is eliminated for the rest
of the '-et but no statement has
been made as to how long the meet
will last.
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'T0MMIE LEACH, former Pirate
star, has been signed to manage
the Rochester club in the Interna
tional league. "Big Jawn" Ganzel
had charge of the Hustlers for many
years but deserted to the Feds late
last season. And now John is out
of a )ob.
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T")0N'T forget that the second
game of the city chcsrpionship
soccer series takes place at Rio
Grande park on Sunday afternoon,
starting at 2:30 odock. lhi first
game was a tie, each team scoring
a goal. Poth tre United Empires
and the 16th infantry are claiming
the victory in Sunday's games and
both teams, have been kept in train
ing all week.
700TBAI,L is a profitable sport at
the University of California,
judging by the announcement 'that
Eddie Mahan has been signed to
coach the backfield candidates at
$3000 per season.
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DROPERTY owners having vacant
lots whifn ctn be used by the
boys of the city for baseball pur
poses are asked to communicate with
the sporting editor of The Herald.
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Entries Juarez Jockey Club
74th Dnj, iiatDrdar. Feb, 19.
Firt met Pur. two year old. ThrM
and one-half furlongs.
70JJ tOood Noto 1
74 tow Hurry
72i Jar ThUBtmel , '"
(722i) LaVr Loa :i
(7J4) Warmo- n
7S40 Sir tllrhard II'
7I4 tlcla Trovato .. 11
("111) tBesnnta 1-
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JP. D.-Welr ontrv.
Sacond rate Selling, three year o!d Br i
upward. One mile
7258 'Helen .lames
72SJ -Airline .... 5
7SJ4 'Strange Girl 9
7JJ 'Senorlta Dana J
7359 Sa! ttdo Queen 9n
7ZSS Katharine O
7:59 Smlline Mar
7Z6 Fort Sumter '
716 -Endurance 1"
7J59 Flylne 1"
726S Barnard 1 " .
Third race Selling, three -war olda ail
upward. Fire and one half furlungs.
7I3S Andy K S'
72S -Wild Iriah S"
724 Miss Bedalla ''"
7214 Annual Interest ID
7M "Odd Cross JO.
71M -Sharper Knight 117
T47 -Willis 11"
"15 -NuhJe Grand 110
7M4 QUbart Hose V!
Fourth race Handicap, threa year olds
and upward. Six furlongs.
Ml Yallaha St
725S Brooks im
7261 Ijiekrose ., , 11-
7110 Kootenay Hi
Fifth race Selling, three year olds and
upward Fire and one-half furlongs.
72 Barka 18
73( Meal Ticket lit
7345 Prospero Son IM
7199 -Lady James 101
7244 Early Blser 101
7160 -Old Bob 1
7357 -Lady Young US
7227 -Cecil 110
7254 Ileal Worth 112
(7253) Van Jorn HI
Sixth race Selling; three year olds and
upward. One mile.
7262 -Iad 102
72SJ -Moonlight 10
7263 -Husky Ld 165
7261 -Mud Sill 107
7167 First Star 110
726S Transparent .' 110
Note -5 lbs. apprentlee allowance claimed,
NEW MEXICO AGGIES
PLAY EL PASO HIGH SCHOOL
State College, N. JL, Fein 18 The
New Mexico Aggies, both boys and
cirls' teams, will close their intercol
legiate basketball seavon on Saturday
afternoon when they meet the El Paso
High school team in a double header.
This will be the first meeting of the
teams this season, and there is always
a keen rivalry between the athletes of
the two schools The Aggies are New
Mexico state champions, having de
feated the state university five on
Feb. 11.
Following the intercollegiate season,
the Aggies will continue to play for
the school championship, with ail in
signia men barred.
LANGF0RD AND McVEY
FIGHT TEN-ROUNDS TO DRAW
New York Feb. 18. Sam Langford,
of Boston. and Sam McVey, of Cali
fornia, fought 10 rounds to a draw at
Madison Square Garden here Thursday
night. Langford weighed 1J pounds
and McVev 212
In another match, Andre Anderson
knocked out George Itodel in the fifth
round. Anderson weighed SIS pounds
and Rodel 18G.
JOHNNY C0UL0N INJURES
RIB; CANCELS BOUT
Chicago, 111., Feb. 18. Johnnv Con-
Ion, former bantamweight champion,
who was to return to te ring with a
bout with Frankie Dean at Columbus
Ohio, next Monday, telegraphed pro
moters Thursday canceling the bout
Coujonwhile skating, fell, injuring one'
wT r.ltnr l,rr""n there exists a book
which they would like. Olir copyright
ed novels at 60c will surely nleaBe El
Taso Book Co, Mills Bids '"Ifi.
Handy." Adv.
Cold eenlnc, made pleasant when
you use our coal. R. C. Semple, succes
sor to Southwestern Fuel Co. Phone
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SOCCER TEAM OF THE UWiTED EMPIRE CLUB.
'Irom lctt to riRht Standing W. Allen, club referee; VT. Young, linesman; Art Spicer, II. Ross, G. Bennett, G.
Chant, J. Oliver. E. W. .Tordan, secretary, K. Uraham, G. Berley, vice captain; J. Wills, linesman; J. Duthie, L. Smith,
president of football club. Front row J. Ward, H. Day, captain: G. Mogridge, L, Bosa, J. Howe.
The United Empires are now engaged in a series for the championship of El Paso with the 16th infantry eleven.
The teams played a 1-1 tie last Sunday and will meet again next Sunday afternoon.
BASEBALL STAES
ARE IN TRAINING
(Continued From Previous PnKe.)
Diego, Calif, San Antonio. Tox., and
points In Oklahoma, and with a major
ity of tlio horses now in New Orleans
promised, the local and visiting public
is taking a very keen interest in tho 21
days race mee-i, which is scheduled to
open in this city March 11. Joseph E.
Martin, of St. Louis, has been engaged
to manage the event for the Business
Men's league, which stands sponsor for
tne meeting. It is anticipated that
when the meet opens there will be fully
1000 of the best horsos in the country
quartered in the Oaklawn plant.
At present there Is a force of ISO
men working to put the track and
buildings In good condition. But little
work is needed on the grandstand,
which has a seating capacity for GOOO
persons, is glass enclosed and equipped
with a steam heating plant
lllklne Over Mountain.
Grover Cleveland Alexander, tho
Phillies' star twlrlor; Carl Mays, box
man for the Boston Red Sox, and J,
Claud Milan, the speedy outfielder for
Griffith's Washington team, took ad
vantage of the ideal weather the past
weak for several hikes over tne sur
rounding mountains. They are await
ing Jack Coombs and his Brooklyn
squad, who will be quartered at the
Majestic and who are slated to arrive
February S8. Thero will lie eight in
the Brooklyn party.
The news -that Barney Dreyfus and
his Pittsburg Pirates would again hit
the hot baths was the cause for happy
comment the past week. Hot Springs
wanted the I'lrates to return but for
a time it looked as if Callahan would
land 'em In Columbus, Ga. The Pltts
bnrg aggregation will arrive March IT
and remain until April 3. They will
be quartered at the Eastman.
V Meellng of Hrpubllcmis
Will be held Friday evening. Febru
ary 18th. 1916. at 8 oclock sharp, at the
34th District Court room, to tako such
action as shall be determined upon in
regard to organization and develop
ment of the party in this city and
count. Republicans regardless of
former affiliations and Democrats who
are not in accord with the National
Administration arc urged to be present.
P. A. Hasxard, Chairman.
(Political Advertisement.)
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prison clothing, JhgB Grace Anderson and Jaiuoa McGeever won the
honors in fancy skatinp at Uio annual ice carnival held at St. Paul Slinn the
first part of this month. '
The St. Paul carnival is one of the largest events of its kind and brings
out a record entry list in the various competition!.
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Oar Windows
Tomorrow
SATURDAY,
Feb. 19th.
We will place in our window
a $18 and a -$15 suit pat
tern. These suits will each
be reduced $2 a day until
sold.
These suils will receive the
very best workmanship pos
sible and be guaranteed in
every way to pfove absolutely
satisfactory.
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Tailored to
Measure
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Suits and Overcoats
This season 19 1 6 we are
showing a line of woolens that
can't fail to please.
It's a Pleasure To Us
To Shov? Them.
We positively guarantee
you fit and satisfaction. Our
line is complete and we can't
fail to please.
A visit to our store will con
vince you.
105 San Francisco St.
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At a very moderate price.
Served from 6 a. m. to 10 a m.
We know you will be satisfied
after you have eaten breakfast
here once.
Try Oar Sunday Dinner, 73c
6 p. m. to 0 p. m.
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"first Aid at Home."
Neuralgia Pain ii moit agoni
zing yet you can Hop itimtanlly
by applying Sloan Liniment.
Think of Sloan's Liniment when
ever you bave a pain oi any kind.
It is a fine Pain Killer. No need
lo rub it in you just lay it on
and the pain flies away at once.
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blemishes result from a disordered di
gestion. Purify the blood, tone the
stomach, gently stimulate the liver and
regulate the bowels and bile with
Larseit Sala of Any Mdieio ia tfc World,
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