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PROMINENT TARITEIIS COTKlBrTE. '
Tart' Nr.-an, rot-d sport page carLoo"'';: a'd
writer Sam (. rane aril tr-cal br Kin. aasebail erp-r-.s
and dopist-rs. T Andrews, boxing crit.c. r ranc.s
Ommet, oi.e of the Breatest amateur solfers of the wona.
Jack Veiock and Gravy ' baseball and boxins writer.
are leading contributors to The Herald Sports Department
HETR XD SPORTS X.E4D ALL.
-' : r.9 latest Dews ol boxing, wrestling, foot
i -a i. gcif, bowline- tennis and other athletic
i --E i fnund m the sport columns of The Herald. Full
-iS i-e 6trice on all big games and matches. Re
- s-s 'or in'orraation on sporting events given special
:.npwor by Shorts Information Bureau. Telephone 2020.
BOXING BOWLING BASKETBALL BASEBALL GOLF TENNIS OUT-DOOR LIFE
L PASO HERALD SPORTS
E
LGNQH0RN5 WIN
IN TRACK MEET
a
Baylor Bears Lose to Tex
ans by Close Margin in
Annual DueL
Br WIIUAM J. WE KG.
Aust.r, IVxas. April 19. Tbe Texas
Lor.ghorns barely nosed oat tbe fast
lor hears here Saturday la a track
. i u f.-ld meet, the final standing
irg Texas, 61: Baylor, 56. The meet
closely contested throughout and
v net decided until Cox and Neeley
r. the first and second place in
f(e two mile run. Wolf, of the Bears
a the individual stellar performer
of the afternoon.
In the last lap of the mile relay
te brilliant quarter mller finished
-.th a la jard lead and won tile race
lor ms team.
In addit.on to this feat Wolf led
in the scoring during the meet, get
t.ng 13 points. Moss, of Texas, was
Fpccnu hich point man with. 10 points
V tf c south wind blowing It was
. impossible to make any new records
New Record Made.
Ilowe-.pr, Capt Waltmon. of the
Teias team, established a new Texas
reenr.1 m the hign jump oy clearing
the bar at 6 feet.
The previous record was 5 feet 11
inches. The events resulted as fol
io f
1J yard high hurdles Moss
Texas', first; Jackson (Baylor), sec
ond. Time, lfi seconds.
100 -ard dash Wilson (Baylor),
first. Wolf (Baylor), second. Time
10 seconds
Mile rn Neeley (Texas), first;
Loop (Texas), eecond. Time, 4:59.
44'.' jard dash Wolf fBaylor, first;
Harr'jon (Baylor J. second. Time,
".J -o seconus.
ard low hurdles Moss (Texas),
fl-st; t'o-ighty (Texas., second. Time,
16 seconds
-arri run Grier IBaylor.. first"
St" Clair (Baylor), first; Beavers
(Tcxasi, second. Time, 23 seconds.
Two mile run Cox (Texas), first:
N-eley (Texas), second. Time, 11
minutes 6 2-5 seconds.
One mile relay Baylor, first;
Texas second. Time, t minutes 34 3-5
seconds.
Pole vault Graves (Texas), first"
Eitton (Baylor), second. Height, 11
feet. v M a.
High Jump Valton (Texas), first;
Pittman (Baylor), second. Height
6 Brtid jump Smith (Texas), first
Pittman Baylor), second. Distance
10 fcec 2" inches.
Shot put Dotson (Baylor), first;,
Leissner (Texas . second. Distance
37 feet inches.
Discus throw rotaon (Baylor),
first Hamilton (Texas), second. Dis
tance. 112 feci 1 inches.
Ja elm tnrow ieissner uwwj
first Graves (Texas), second.
tar.ee- 153 feet 10 inches.
PIRATES BREAK
SIM OF REDS
BASEBALL
Pittsburg Team Wallops
Beds; Dodgers Defeat
Boston Braves.
Cincinnati. April It. Pitt bar, broke
the winning- streak of tbe ebampMHSB. whs.
mnr 2 to 1 Sunday. The visitors won la
tbe first inning on a bit by Blebee. a base
on balls, a sacrifice and a fumble by Kopf.
which gave them two ran:
Plttsbarc AB R H PO A E
Blcbee. It 4 1 1 1
Carey, ef. 5 1 1 1
Southwonh. cf. 2 9 9 4 9 0
Whltted. So. S J 1 1 9
Cntsbaw. !b ! 0 9 1 4
Orlram. lb. 4 0 til 1 9
Caton. am. J 0 1 J z 0
Lee. c. 0 1 e 0
a.w. p. 3 9 9 9 1 9
Totals IS 2 It 11
Cincinnati. AB R H PO A E
Rath. Sb. 4 2 1 9
Daubert, lb. 4 9 9 i 9 0
lOrob. lb. 4 9 1 1 9
Bonsh. cf. 4 s 1 4 1 0
Duncan, if. 4 2 1 t
Kopf, as 1 ! 1
NeaJe, rt 1 1
Wlnxo. c. 2 1 4 0
Bnether, p 1 1 1
Total, 22 1 t 27 12 1
TKXAS LEAGUE.
Saiw4ay Gomea.
At Fort Worth: R. H. B
Fort Worth 1 1
Sbreveport I I
Batteries: Fort Worth. Whlttaker.
Kola and Moore; ShreTeport, Bono,
Black and Vann.
At Galveston: R. H. E
Galveston 2.' 1
Houston . .. i i
Batteries: Galvesjton. CerniKlta
Dnfffy and Ha user ; Houston. Sparks.
Glenn and Harktna.
At San Antonio: B- H. E.
San Antonio 2
Bt'acraont i
Batteries, San Antonio. Fincher and
Gibson: Beaumont, James. Slattery
and Easterly.
At Wichita Falls: R. H. E
Wichita Falls 1 4 1
Dallas 0 2 1
Batteries: Wichita Fails. Weaver
Zlnn and Kitchens; Dallas, Flyna and
Robertson.
. Batardnr Games.
At San Antonf.. R. B. E.
San Antonio 7t 141 17 12 t
Beaumont , et ele 17 1
Batteries. San Antonio. Wetael and Gib
son: Beaumont. Jacobsoa, Freeman. Tay-
I.. . A 1T!)v
I At Houston. R. H. E.
iHoustofc ,0 0 1 4
Galveston 1 MO 1 2
I Batteries. Houston. Kroh and Harktna;
, Galveston. Gruder and Curdle.
I At Fort Worth. R. H. E.
Fort Worth ICS Me 1 t 1
Sbreveport 7 1
Batteries: Fort Worth, Robert.on and
Ha worth: Sbreveport. Terbout and Vann.
At Wirblta Fail a R. H. E.
. 208 H 000 2 I Wichita Falls M 412 1
. O0a 01 M 1 .Daliaa M !0 2 C 4
Two )um hlfa. D'lJir. n Wnftted. Caton. ( WlKft. ITatlm. AnnletOO and
Stolen bases. Roosh. Neale ' Siicrificaa, jKitchena: Dallas, Hunt, Dale. Landry and
BOBUurona, (.aianiw, uowoie ptays. furaau , Robertson.
to Reuther to wmro. to tiron to wma-o.
5ATMMAL IJGAUt;
.t.nsav Games.
a. nnptnnitL R. H. E.
( t 4
1-. ...! 11 12
Batteries: CBlearo. -ryier. aarua
KTllifer: Cincinnati, Loque, Fisher and Ra-
At St Louis. R. H. E.
Plttxbnrr 2 11
St. Louis
Batteries' Plttsburfc Pender and Lea; St.
LOUla. Ham fa ana L lemoua.
Other sames postponed; rain-
Eighth Cavalry And South
Siders Win Opening Games
Of The Army-City League
STANDINGS
Score by Innings:
Plttsbarr
Cincinnati
on bails, off Reuther, 2. Struck out.
by Keotner. 7; by Adams. 1. umpires.
Moras and Kilter.
DODGERS BEST BRAVES.
Brooklyn, April 1. Brooklyn took the
first fame of the series with Boston San
day t to 2. by bat tine; Rudolph and Mc
Quillan bard. Elliott's htttins was espe
cially tknely. bis three singles figurine; in
six runa. Nets drove the ball ever the litrht
neia wait m tne turd.
Boston. AB R H PO A E
Maranville, sa 4 4 (
Pick. 2b 4 1 1 0 0
Powell, cf. 4 1 2 9
Cruise, rf. 4 1 2
HOUce. lb 4 9 18 2,
Boeckel. Sb. 4 1 1 1 1 2
Mann. If. ". 4 0 1 1
O'Neill, e. 2 9 9 2 2 1
Wilson, C a. ,9,111
Rudolph, p. 1 9 9 9 1 9
KcQuIllan. p. 9 9 9 9 2 9
Eayres 19 19 9,
"Sullivan 19 9 4 9 0
Bailey 19 999
Totals
Brooklyn.
Oiaon, b.
Nets. rf.
Johnston. 2b.
Wheat. If.
Dis-'Myera. cf.
i Konetchy, lb.
.9 12
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Saturday Games,
it Chtearo. R.H.E.
Detroit I I
Cfcjcesro - 4 7 9
Batteries- Detroit.. Alten. Ehmke and
Ainsmitb; Chicago, cicotte and Schalk.
At Cleveland. - -
Louis - 6 11 1
Cleveland 4 1 9
Battenea: Est. Lonj9, Mmaw ua aw-
tnsa: Cleveland, TJhlo and O'Kem.
At Bostea,
Waahlnstaa J
in'trark events here next Saturday.. E?u?t, e.
r ineiier.
..24 2 I 24 IS i
AB B H PO A E
a l i te a
" ; : , , . T! Tt.tt.r1ea: WaahinatOB. Brlcksna aad
" 4 2 2 1 0-Gharri ty: Beaton, Jones. Bush and Wal-
..21911 9 'tera, Devine.
.. 2 1 0 19 0 9
Don't Miss
The
RED
MYSTERY
At the
AUTO SHOW
4 1
2 9 9
Totals t 19 27 11 1
Batted tor O'Neill In seventh.
"Batted for Rodolnh In seventh.
I Batted for McQuillan la math,
I Score by maJncs:
1 Boston 999 199 191 S
j Brooklyn 921 929 !
I Two base bits. Olson. Home run. rteta.
Sacrifices. Myers. 2; Esaetehy. Platter.
Basea on balls, oft Rudolph. 1; off Me
IQulllan. 1; off PfetXer, 1. Inntass piteaed.
! Rudolph. ; McQuillan, 2. Hit by pitcher.
by Pfeffex rwilaon). Stnckout, by Rn-
oolpa, 1: by trader, a. ieeaac pltener. t
dolph. Umpires. oDay -and Harrison.
, lAlSEST MAP rjE!8CTIS a tie WEST
IXJtM T3f snsVi sittaut cktrfito
interested tsrezttrs earsf Ur)
TOUR FREE MAPS
We win mail yon (seeled) with
out chares our colored on. de
velopment and ceolocicsl maps of
Texas and T "nisi sua also latest
map of the new Kedondo (Cali
fornia) oil Held and bhdsrye
view map of the California
fields. These maps ere of un
told value to stockholders aad
investors. fW, pay postace)
ALL MOt HIPS iua T0B RES
Quotations on blucpiliiU of any
Held furnished cn request,
DUNBAR & CO.
MSaaets 1 PAS8, TEXAS
Dept. asm
GIAHTS IAS3B AGAIX.
At New Tork. B. H. E.
Phlleilelphia 294 lit 999 t 11 9
Mevr9Tork 91 999 1 2 9
Batteries: Philadelphia, Meadows and
Traxesser; Ifom Tork. Sent. Hubbeu, Win
ters and Smith.
COAST LEAGUE.
Sunday Games.
Oakland. 2-2; San Francisco. 16-1.
Pottlanu, 8-; Sncntsumto. 7-6.
1.0S Angles, 0-0; ViBrncn.6-i.
SeatUe, 4-4: Salt Lake.
gntarday Games,
gas Francisco, ; Oakland, (. -Portland.
9: Sacramento, 2.
Seattle, 1: Salt Leko City. 5.
Las Angelas, XI: Tenon, I.
AMERICA?! ASSOCIATION.
Sunday Games.
Toledo at Louisville, rain.
Columbus at Indiana pol la. rain.
At Kansas City. 2; St Paul, 1.
Minneapolis, 1: Milwaukee, 2-
gMtudar Games. '
Columbus. 7; LonisvUle. fi.
MbmeapoUs. 4; Kansas City, t.
St. Paul. 9; Milwaukee, 4.
Toledo. It; LoulsvUVa, L
SOPTHEFJV ASSOCIATION.
Saturday Games.
At Chattanooga. 1-1; Atlanta. 2-7.
At New Orleans. 1; Mobile, 0.
At Memphis. 5: Little Rock. 4.
At Nashville. 0: Birmingham, 8.
Sunday Games.
Atlanta. 2; Chattaaooca, -Memphis.
S; Little Bock, 1.
HACKHT LOSKS BOUT,
TMaut Idalaat. Anrll IS. F rankle
The Siamese, like the Chinese, wear ' vmhv nt TnAn wan from Carl
their finger nails very lone. The , Mackcy. of Dsotver. by decision.
CHICAGO COBS SHUTOUT.
At St. Louis. B.R.E.
Chlcaro tt9 999ttt 9 7 1
St. Louts 999 992 90 1 1 1
Batteries: Chlcaau. Alexander, Carter
and Killelar; st. Ijouls, Beak aad Clara-
ladies sometime
with sliver.
have them tipped
tiires
if you want
the genuine
-in bottles
for the heme
at soda fountains
and on draught
Thursday ntffht tn a Cast lightweight
boxing bout. Marphj- carried tfa
fig-fat to his opponent uitH the final
gong, runnina him throoh the ropes
.seTera. hatsnrpi
LITTIdR WBIS WAS TN
GREAT PITCHING FORM
Two local cracks, a southpaw and A
right harder, opposed on the mound
In the initial frame and it was as
pretty a pitcr"rs battle as any of
last season. Leyva keot the hits
scattered and edged out his diminutive
rival Grasshopper Weiss but not
before the grandstand had been
brought to its feet by some spectacu
lar fielding, base running- and clean
hitting-.
Weiss was in splendid form and he
pitched a dandy game the little fel
low not recflviTiir the perfect support
contributed by the Internationals be
hind Leyva.
A Trfld threw by Croxler In the
aeTenth IqbIbb yat the frame en
lee tmr the veHth aide beys aftei-,
It ttbs tied wp iTbfit the Zone toefc
adTantas ot " hobMe by Bfll
Medina. Bill vrfll net make nn
error ef this wort for the remain
der ef the weawn, it beln-j dee to
an efYort t harry the ball erer
to 'the secoad aack and complete '
a play.
Acosta made the frst run of the
Internationals whpn he Bingrled over
Croiier'e head. He went down to
second on a wild pitch, Gomez hit
to Weiss and was thrown out at first.
Loya sinifled to center one of the
cleanest blows of the day and scored
Acosta from second although the hall
was ably handled by Cliff Perkins.
Medina hit to Crosier and Loya was
thrown out at third. Minjares grot a
luck hit over first and Leyva fanned
for tbe third out.
SO I7TJI SIDERS MAKE
THE CRfCIAIs TALLY
No more scoring: occurred until the
sixth when Weiss obtained first on
Loya's error. He was caught napping j
when Leyva shot the ball to Gomes, i
Crosier was also safe on Loya's error
Anderson fanned and Sherman walked
Koke hit to Fill Medina who allowed
the ball to drift thronch his legs and
Crosier came home, Titus fanned tor
the third out.
The SeatfewMe beys scored their
wlnnlafT. tub fn the seventh trhen
I. Gomea led off with a bfngie
do ith the left field fool line. Leya
sent him to seeend rrhile Medina
Trent eat to Wei- to MeCermlek.
Minjerea hit to Crttsfer who het
the ball over MrCrmIek, head
allOuTlaa- Gomes to score. The
Zone made a determined effort to
eeme baek ssd tie op the tally la
the ffmal seoeton hat failed.
Internationals. AB R H PO A E
WELL rilCED HITS
RESULT IN ItUXS
Unexpected hlttinr strena-th was
shown by CoL Langhorne's Eighth
cavalrymen In the second game when
they edged out the consistent 82nd
gunners. Both Boza. of the Eighth
and Williamson a husky southpaw
who twirled for the artillery did good
work on the mound and kept the hits
well scattered.
The deciding runs of the envalrv-
tnen were made to the first two innings
as a remit or weu ptaeea btngles.
Williamson tightened after, this, how
ever, aad held the troopers safe un
til the last out while his teammates
made noble efforts to score. Boza
seemed to have too much speed, how
ever, as he Invariably tightened when
there were men on bases and held
his rivals down except la the two
Instances when they shot men across
the plate.
Both teams showed to good advan
tage In the field, some nice work
being brought ont by the gardeners
of the opposing nines. The Eighth
had the edge oa hitting, getting eight
bingles while the gunners nicked five.
:nfl riMO Artillery. AB K H PO A E
TEXAS LEAGUE.
Won.
Wichita Falls
Galveston S
Shreveport 1
pETTIJfG under way for its aanaal .ash. for the flag of district snpreataey, ' jSomotTt . '..'."'.'.I" 1
U El Paso's Army and City Baseball league sande a decided Mt with the rhl-, ran Worth 1
i cr j in- r- j . i. l t .1 v-- l, ... Houston 1
inn uuao oiiim.y uiaaws at SUV uuaHC aiai aauc owwc i uk wm. vmt.- railas
ball seen here in many years was dished sp for the entertain merit ot approxi
mately 800 people.
Wbile the cool winds and the postponement of the Saturday afternoon eon
test resulted in keeping many fans at home, those who did go are sUppteg
themselves on the back today and are looking forward to some real competition
this year. Games of the two to one and three to two variety are not every day
occurrences particnlarly at the start of the season but this is jsst what the
El Paso bugs received paid in hand Sunday afternoon. The Interoatienals, ably
headed by Pete Leyva, won a hard battle from the Zone Sopply in the first
game of the day, two to one, while in the second CoL George Langhorne's Eighth
cavalrymen defeated the 82d artillery' three to two, in a splendidly fought battle.
Pet
L999
.997
.497
.997
.Ul
.S33
.Ml
.909
AMERICAN LEAGCK.
Won. Lost. Pet.
Chlcaso 2 9 1A99
Boston 3 9 1.999
Cleveland ! 1 .497
Philadelphia 1 1 .999
New York 1 l .5e
SL Louis 1 1 .599
Dftrolt 9 X .999
Washington 9 Z .699
Where They PLer Tuesday.
Detroit at Cleveland.
"New Tork st Boston.
Washlncton at Philadelphia.
St. Louis at Chicago.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Won. Lost.
Plttsburr 4 1
Cincinnati 2 1
Boston 2 1
Brooklyn 2 1
Philadelphia 2 1
St. Louis 2 2
tnicaco v .
New Tork 9 2
Wlaere They riay Tneaday.
Boston at Brooklyn.
Philadelphia at New Tork.
Plttsburr at Cincinnati.
Cnicaco at St. Loola
Griffith. 2b.
rcnkm. er. ....
Crawford. It .
Bush, Sb.
Marram n. la.
McTavy, sa ..
Tic c
Lawtsn. rf. ...
Williamson, s.
irssey
Sill
9
9 1
9 2
1 S
1 I
9 2
1 1
1 9
9 9
Pet.
.992
.7
.947
.400
.999
.990
TIGERSLOSETQ
FASTJND1ANS
Drop First Game of Cleve
land Invasion; Bain
Stops Other Game.
Cleveland. O.. April 19. Detroit made
its first appearance f the 4as-.n unlay
aad eras beaten 11 to 4. Cleveland batted
A vera ont of tbe box la the third lnnlnf
Love, who flowed hiTi. was wild. Speaker
iistlnruhvd him f with a double and a
home run atid ty thro tor a runner out at
the plat
rACTFlC COAST LBAOTTab
Won. Lost.
Portland 9 S
Oakland 7 S
San Francisco 7 a
Vernon 7 9
Seattle I t
Sacramento S 9
Salt Lake City 4 (
aa Aarales 4 s
Where They Hay Tuesday.
Los Angeles at Portlaad
Salt Lake at Oakland.
Sacramento at Vernon.
San Francisco at Seattle.
Pet.
.ssi
.12
.931
.(56
.4ii
.444
.191
Detroit.
Bush. SS.
Tounr. :tx
Ccbb. cf
Veach. It
Helimftn, lb.
Shorten, rf.
Jones. 3b
Stanare. c
Ayers, p
Love, p
okrle, P
Flarstead
Totals
I Cleveland.
Grancy. if.
Chapman, sa
Speaker, cf. ........
Smith, rt
Wood, rf
Gardner 2b
Wambcransa, 2b- ....
John.on. lb
Jamleon, lb.
t u c. ..........
' Coveieskie. n
S 9
9 9
AB R H PO A E
.4 0 9 1 1
4 n 7 2
.3 0 9 3
! 4 1 S 11
.4 9 2 9
1 1
4
.. 4
0 0
9 9
1 t
9 9
2 9
9
9 19
9 19
9 0 9
09
..32 4 11 74 14 4;
AB R H PO A E
Totahl 14 2 t17 II
Out tor satsrferenee by Morrla
"Batted tor Wtrttamaon In seventh
Elehth Cavalry. AB R R PO A E
in: ..
Medina.
Minis res.
Leyva. p. ...
Mesa. rf.
M. Gomes. It
rslsmls. e.
Acosta. cf. . .
L. Gomes, lb.
Garcia. 3b.
Loya, 3b
9 3 9 1
..3914
3 0
1 0
9 1
1 9
9 9 9 9
1 9
9 11
9 9
1 9
Morris, i
BlondX 2b. .
Rybaek. lb. .
Dunlap. c
Polcyn. cf. ..
Brofman, It
GleUnakl. rt
Larson, lb. -
Bosa. p.
Shroyar, It ..
Z t
-.2 1
.. I t t 1
.. I t 1 9
.. S t 9 9
.. 2 9 9 9
.. I 1 t t
..Silt
-.191!
.. 0 t 0 9
19 9 1
21 S t XI 19 4
I 411 9 7
Totals
Score by lnnteaa:
12nd Field Artillery
Eirhth Cavalry lit
Sacrifice hits, Bora. -Diakia. Thraa has.
hit. Larson. Runs betted la. by Crawford.
1: Dualap. 1; Larson. 1. Double plays. Bl
ond! (unassorted) ; Dunlap to Rybaek to
BlondL gtruckout. by Boss. 4: by Wirnam
aon. X. First 'ase oa balls, off wnilamsoa. 4.
First base on errors, SIM Artillery. S:
Eirhth Cavalry. 1. Lett aa Bases. Had
What Do You . I
I Know About Sport?
New Questions.
1 In what round did Jack Johnson
knock out Jim Jeffries?
2 What is the barrel Jumping
record on lee skates?
1 Who won the last international
sculling; championship before the
9. war?
i 4 Who won the J.M2 Olympic
''marathon race?
ri 5 Is charging permissible in soo
J cert
1 1 C What Is the greatest number of
t irons scored by a bis league teas in
one Inning;.
7 What Is tbe largest shutout
score in the bis; leasroes?
8 Who was the best smerlQear In
the National leaaroa in 111J?
S Ho-w many games did the Cabs
win sX the Polo. Grounds In 111?
10 Is Jack Wolfe, bantamweight
Boxer, a youngster or a veteran?
Answers To Last Questions.
1 A player -in golf Is "dnrmy"
ifSSL.V Jb,J..bi-" ' " h.is h .t his
WUliaxoaoss, Tim of gttia 1:C. Unrplrea.
xjJwtmi-wurt aad Kane.
1
2 2 X
1 t
1 I
2 t ft
1 11
9 1
4 XS
1 2
22 21 12 27 1 1
Totals
Batted for Lot In eighth.
Scorn by tontnss:
Detroit Ul Ml 4
CIvtMahA 2S HI It 11
Two base hits. Veach. S: HeDmami
Staaare. Shorten. Chapman. Garaaer,
Wambacansa, Speaker. Home rnn. Spealc
er Stolen baaea, Johastoa, 2: Wood. Sac
rifice hits. Love. Grxoey. 2, Wood. Don.
ble p'mys, Gardner, Wa?ntiaaaaai and
Jobaston. Speaker and O'NeLU. Baa on i
balls, of r Lore. 4 ; off CoTelesldtt, L la- I
nlaca pitched. Ayers. 2 Lor. 4 1-2. ;
Hit by pitcher, by Ayers (Graney). Strock-
out. by Ayers. 1; by Lore. 2; by Core- f
leatda. S. Wild pitches. Love. 2. WlnnJac J
plteher, Covoteaala Ijoting pitcher. Ay era '
Umpires, Brans aad HUdebraod. t
Gte FolpsawL j
St. Loola at CbJcaco; rain.
PIRATES SNOW
TEXAS T UNDER
Statoy University Cracks
Lose to Southwestern
by a Big Score.
Georgetown. Texas. April 19.
Pounuiag the offerings of three Texas
pitchers, the Southwestern Pirates
swamped the Texas Longhorna nndcr
a fusllade of hits here Saturday
afternoon, and won by a 13 to 3
score. Barry, who started the game
for the Texas team In tha box. vis
effective for three innings, but In
the fourth the Pirates got to his de
livery and three successive singles
sent him to the cover.
English, who relieved him. tared
no better. Three hits, one a hom
run by Densover center fielder, and
two walks were registered off the
Dischmen's relief pitcher Seveo ran
were chalked up by the Pirates n
this Inning before English succeeded
in retiring the side. Carl McXaman
finished the game for the Longhorrs
and made a great start despite the
fact that it was his first game of
this year.
Stafford, of the Pirates, was ef.
feotive on the mound during the early
innings, but lack ef control caused
his downfall tn the eighth liming, a
walk, a single, and a home run being
registered off him
PBIk Hits Bard.
Pa Ik and English were the hlttln?
stars for Texas. Falk getting two
home runs and a double, while Eng
lish got a home run and a single. For
tbe Pirates Edens led in the hittins
by getting; two home runs and a
single. Texas plays the Rice Owls
in Austin today and tomorrow.
Score by innings R. H. E
Texas 200 100 130 S 11 4
Southwestern .003 701 0i" 13 1 1
Summaryt Home runs Falk. W. I
Engltsh. Edens (J). Earned runs
Texas. S; Southwestern. 12. Left on
bases Texas. 7: Southwestern. 7.
Passed balls Hart. Pearson. Hit by
pitcher Young by McXamara. First
on errors Texas. 2; Southwestern. 3.
2 9
by Loya. L Strockout. bx Leyva. It: by
Weiss. X. First base an balls, off Lews. 1:
off Weiss. 2 First base est errors. Interna
tionals. 4: Zone Supply, t. Left sa bases.
r. .
by
boles to
1 9
.299
: 9
9 2 1
14 2
Internationals. 7: Zona
9 l teailpr, Dr Koke.
9 1; Anderson. Wild pitch. Weiss, -rnn. of
1 2 1 game, 1:21. Umpires. Kane and Betaa-
court.
.75 2 6 II 7 5
,- DRAW Bio CTtOWD.
t The Giants and Red Sox drew -
9 " (000 people on a Monday at -
2 O- their exhibition game In -
O Wichita Falls and were told a-
9 1 that had It been Sunday doable o
the number of fans wouM have
: O been ont. As It was the crowd O
,: overflowed the stands and
, spread all over the field. The -o
4 O Wichita Kalis people already
l-O are figuring on increasing thetr
i-O seating capacity, as the Base- -o
IO ball Interest is hiKtrer than the -v
luternationals toi 999 1 1 -O moat optimistic hoped for.
Zone Supply 999 991 9 1 2
Two base hit, Jd. Gomea Ron batted In. -2c-s ? O VXOO 0
Totals
Zone Sopply.
Crozler. se.
Anderson. 2b. ....
snerman. it 2
Koke. c 3
Titos, lb 3
Dwrer. rf. 3
Perkins, ct 2
McCormlck. lb 2
Weiss, p 3
Ponsford 1
Gowau 1
9 9
1 91
1 9
9 9 9
ToUls 77 1 3 21 11
Batted for Perkins seventh.
Balted for McCormlck In seventh.
Score by Innings:
opponent aa there remain
play.
2 drover Alexander returned
from overseas duty, April 14, 1111.
2 Chief Meyers manasred the New
I Haven dub of the Kaatera league last
4 George Gibson, with the Pirates,
la 1M caught 14o consecutive gemot,
which is the major leagae reeord.
i Atlanta won the Southern
league pennant last year.
6 The mathematical chances in
poker of getting a hand without a
pair or cards in seqqnence are even.
1 A flying tackle la one in which
both feet of the tackier are off the
ground.
I A ball that touches the net and
falls Into the right court is good ex
cept when It Is oa the service.
1 Pete Herman's reeord shows he
was never knocked ont.
-10 Leonard knocked ont Richie
Mitchell in the seventh round at Mil
waukee on April is. 1117.
'11 Fred Fulton is 2 years old.
1 Kilbane and Welsh met tn a
ten round, no decision boat tn 1117.
II The world s record for throw-
ing the 18-pound hammer ts 181 feet,
tbi Inches.
14 Alva W. Richards won the high
jump for the U. & In the Ml Olym
pic. 15 When players of two different
sides catch a forward pass simultan
eously the ball Is awarded to the
side which put the ball In play.
IS When a blocked kick goes in
to the stands or among the spectators
It counts as a safety.
17 Cravath's batting average for
IMS was .141 for 12 games.
11 Babe Rath hit home runs tn
four consecutive games last on Jane
III and S. Ml.
19 Pop Anson won pennants tn
1SS0. 1111. Its. 1SSS and IMC
29 George Kelly last year ssado
fonr consecutive home runs and a
doable In six times at bat. Copy
right. 1920, Thompson Feature Service.
APRIL 16, 1929.
Weltavs this dale oarciajed tie
estke bwjeiess ef At OWshio
Inie Sales CompaEj, GM Mee
tass Street, aad wB cM&aae
rite WseBess at the same atl
tlress. AM patties taviat; at
cssnts agatBst At oii firm are
T-afMsleci to presesl Ae satae
Wrtiaa fifteen dayj at above ad.
dress. -
Wliite Garage Co.
Owsen
AnSnqgeiqae, N. H.
Chris Jordan Back In Townj"Y" Volley Ball Team Loses
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Husky Wriggler Is Confident
E
CENTRAL CAFE
J U ARE Z
MEXICAN AND AMERICAN DISHES
Good Cuisine.
Also Private Dining Room For Banquets.
HARRY MITCHELL, Manager.
Don't Experiment with Catarrh;
It Often Leads to Dread Consumption
Yon Will Never Be Cured by Local
Treatment With Sprays.
C&tarrl. is a condition of tbe blood
and eaimot be cored by local applica
tions of sprays and douches; this has
bees proven by the thousands who
have vainly resorted to this method of
treatment.
Catarrh should not be negleted or
experimented with. The wrong treat
ment is valoaltle time lost, durai;
which the disease m getting a firmer
hold upon its victim, and ""taking it
more difficult for even the proper
trtinent to accomplish results.
T oujh i ttur-h makes its first ap
T',aa 11 r 1, throat an 1 at
.---l:, ' ic a.ajsse becomes more , Laboratory; Atlanta, da
and more aggravated and finally
reaches down into the longs, and every
one recognizes the alarming conditions
that result when the tangs are af
fected. Thus Catarrh may be the
forerunner of that most dreaded and
hopeless of all diseases, eontuimption.
Xo local treatment affords perma
nent relief. Experience has taught
that S. S. 8. is the one remedy which
attacks the disease at its sosree, the
blood, and produces satisfactory re-
ulta ui eec the worst cases. Catarrh'
L PASO'S favorite contender for
middleweight -wrestling champ
ionship honors Chris Jordan
returned to the city Saturday after
noon with the avowed purpose of
going after the scalp of bis Charlie
Rentrop, who so lately conquered
Bobby Bylimd. toe bold expert, extra
ordinary, in two out of three falls.
Chris has been taking a vacation
in the oil fields and incidentally
made several business speculations
which turned out well, in fact so well
that if it were not for his love of
the mat frame there is a possibility
that matchmaker Johnnie Mcintosh,
of the 1 Paso association, would
have trouble retting him into the
ring- again. He has kept in excellent
condition, however, and announces
that he is again ready to defend his
title against the husky European,
indifferent to whether he is out
weighed or not as he believes he
can defeat Charlie again. Bis first
victory over Rentrop was earned
some time ago at liberty halL
GHKEK STAR CONFIDKaVT
OP WIMVIAG HATCH.
The Grecian crack is doing his
preliminary work at the local T.
M. C A. at present. He is an earnest
advocate of handball aad Is taking
on all comers is this particular
game.
Jeel Frledkln, dean of mestl
iag fans ef Kl Pano, challenged
bis athletic friend to u eriea of
game Saturday In tile Yf
gymnasium and tth. surprised
when he rraa defeated by a cfoae
eere. An a resalt Chris la -n-ear-lag
a couple of new ties, not at
tbe line time, howerer. and Jel
In anxiea for a return mateh
with the wrestling star. lie saya
that he does not mind so long as
it helps Chris get Into proper
coadltloB, hut he is ronfident
that he can uphold his lanrels.
Jordan and Rentrop met officially
Sunday afternon and talked over ex
periences in tbe 'mat game. They are
both veterans of the popular pass
time so far as experience, is con
cerned and each had some interesting
stories to tell of men whom they
bad i-t and defeated. Jordan's last
match was at Corsicana, Texas,
where he defeated George Sower, of
Houston. He is not matched to meet
Pete Sower, weight 185 pounds, a
brother of the man be defeated, but
believes that, he can also defeat this
husky Houston product due to his
superior science and skllL
Jordan is the personification of
confidence. He has that well trained
appearance that haa marked his
every match here and wbile Chria
a cleanest scientific man of his
caliber and the BI Paso fans can
be assured that I nill do my
best te attain a victory."
Bulwer and Thede
Make Best Scores
Knocking over 71 and 72 clay birds
respectively out of a total of 7i
chances, C. Bulwer and P. C Thede
headed the weekly shotgun shoot of
the El Paso Gun club held .Sunday
morning on the range near Fort Bliss.
Some good scores were made both
In singles and doubles events despite
the wind which hampered the shoot
ing of tbe gun club members.
The scores were:
Final es Doubles
sbotat Brok shot t Broke
W. A. Johnston... 5d 4. 24 17
C Bulwer 75 71 24 It
P. C. Thede 75 72 4S SI
H. P. Johnston.. 75 53 24 1
W. H Sheltoo ... 75 4 24 14
C "W. Thorn SO 29
C C Dyer 7& 60 24 IS
C. Thompson .... ( 41 24 11
JAPS HAVE BALL TEAM.
Vancouver, B. C, April 15. Jap
anese in Vancouver have taken to
American games with surprising ap
titude. The Asahis, a local Japanese
athletic club, plays moat American
games with remarkable success and
will have a baseball team in the field
this summer. During the winter the
Asanis iormc-d an ice hockey team
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Douglas Wins Three Battles
E'I PASCTS champion volley ball team
i dropped the southwestern title to
the all star DoneIaa, Arts, six
Saturday night at the T. M. C A.
when the visitlnar team won tkn.
Jstrairht sames of a scheduled five
same ma icq.
Dne to SDlrited tears worlr th.
Dens-las six took an early lead and Allen. Scobel and Swihart.
scored man? points before the El, Clarence Bsshnell. wresUInc In
Pasoans had obtained a start. The stmctor at Fort Bliss and Frank Ko
Fass City aggregation gradually crept . lar wrestled a 2 minate draw aa a
np on the visitors however, but preliminary to the volley ball con
Douglas again edged ont ot harms tests.
war and held a substantial martin .
over Its opponents. The El Paso I , .
team fought a splendid uphill battle .VaTzarirt ratrarTJ
all the way. but did not possess the '.IJCVCllLU KsCLV3.lTy
exciting battle- The smoke eaters
put up a consistent defence and won
one game from the Y" men. Scobel
and Peres featured In this contest.
The lineups were:
Firemen J. Boone, W. Boone,
Dykes. Touart. Guest and Sullivan.
outlaws Ai Beau tea. Peres. Barrett.
apeed and accuracy of the Arizona
champions.
OrtRKXllBRG STAIUtBD FOIL
TUB VIS1TIAG PLAYBRS.
-Shy- ureenDersr. formerly first
baseman of the Zone Supply team
of the Army-City league was one
of the principal point makers of the
Polo Team Wins1,
The champion Seventh cavalry polo I
team upheld its prestige Sunday after-'
noon at Fort Bliss by defeating the
Eighth cavalry four. The game was,
I
Bt Faso seed Co.' Fisid Seed are ; I
tested seeds. Sz3 East San Antonio jj
St. Vdv. KMmBBBSKBmmmBBBB
On epoc
111 at the Auto ShotvA
I
that played with surprising ability, nosed ont by the Outlaws tn a close
High School Riflemen Qualify
-::- -'!!'- -'II- -'z
Will Take Part In Big Shoot
fscnWsaai that Rnthrnn sarill ha van a
sufferer are ureed to give S. S. S. a . weieht advantage he thinks that he
thorough triaL It is sold by all drag- is fnmlllar enough with the style of
gists. You are incited to write to the m3tIaUer t0 aSain defeat him D
Medical Department for expert advice " -Rentrop Is one of the cleanest
as to how to t reat vour own case. ' anil n.t sclectlfie men that I
iriv-r,.- i-,,,.- , , it? c-:.-v have ever met, bnt I believe that
Alv. i ,jan. lt is a pleasure to meet
THE El Paso high school rifle team
of ten boys has been selected for
the rifle competition to be held
under the auspices of the southern
department of the army between
high schools and academies in this
department which have units of the
reserve officers' training corps. The
members of the El Paso team will be:
Capt. Richard Crawford, Capt. Alli
son Jennings, first Lieut, Sherrod
Mengel, first Lieut. William Hay
field, second Lieut. Charles Harvey,
first Sergt. Paul Eurow, Sergt.
Harry MGinnis, Corpl. M. Rogers,
Pvt. Sam X.ucy. Pvt. John Turner.
Alternates. F.rst Lieut. Herbert
Hand. CorpL Billy Cocke, Maj, Ben
HowelL
GOOD SCORES MADE TS
KLIMIXATION COXTEST.
Selection of the team was an
nounceti 1t Capt. W. F Ayer, in
a" Marge of rrihiary lntuct:nn at the
, ii.irh clioni 3. a rt1?".' of trouts
ndd Ss-turaa oa tiio tirijet range
Scoring:
Douglas team. Owing te hia excellent tmMt and wc,l Plsred throughout. The
seiTuur tne A nrnna cnsmoions niied .mt u a wuvw.
up mfny polntrwil7 It wis-tne i fZStXS'JmlTT FUoa S.'hth.SE
speed and arareestveneea of Green-1 H" ?aJ ' ? Cast OesaSysar
berg that proved so valuable la main-1 Sw i - - csptoesa
taintnw tba defanea rf tl. 1 1"?- """a"
iT sn olar, Inhilsarfl I. i C- W(KX
clownish antics that icmased the fans
during the game.
Tne lineups, or tee contest jrere:
Ed Paso Herbert Hnntar. cantain:
W. D. Thomas. Will Shutes, Ed Hodge,
win MCKenxie ana K. Kruxe.
Douglas E- K. WeUemayer. cap
tain, R. C Williams, A. Streetar, E.
O reen berg, X. Bane and W. A. Brooks.
In the oreilmlnarv contest the Fire
men team from company ? was
CaptB. I.C Joaea
CassLlaev
Co. la. Craia. 1 - daw v.
Issra. 1: Wood. i. Safety. Oay. f; Jsssss, 1.
roais. van insia. l; ocas. 1.
OfOetala: Reteree. IJeuta Featheratoae
ex aseaaowartera. Timer, ueat.
tea ef the Seventh cavalry. Scorer. Ueat.
sssss. ot in. seven IS cavalry.
When year speeif teat lens eaR far
Road Building Machinery
CONTRACTORS' EQUIPMENT
TRUCKS, TRAILERS AND TRACTORS
COMMIiMCATK WITH OUR EL PASO BRANCH
H. W. MOORE & CO.
of Denver. Clo.
US9J Hilla BuOdrac TeleBhene 30GO
F GATES. Manager.
In France, until the Introduction of
postage a tarn pa and the rule of double
postage for unpaid letters, ifwaa con
sidered Ml -bred for one to prepay a
letter addressed to a friend.
I SELF CONFIDENCE I
at Fort Bliss. Twntv-fonr cadets
of the High sehool battalion who!
have made the best scores in weekly
practice for tbe past three months
fired In the elimination contest
The scores that wilf be fired j
by the team in competition will I
be compared with the team I
- scores of the other schools en- j
tered and the winner announced I
from southern department, head
ciuartcrrs at .Tort Sam Houston,
Texas. A trophy cup will be
awarded the winning team. )
Individual medals have also been
offered to the members of the El
Paso team making the highest
scores. Tbe Parent -Teach era' as
sociation has offered a medal for
the highest score tn slow fire; and
the Wade Hampton chapter L. D. C.
has offered a medal for the highest
score in rapid fire. The final match
will be fired oa the first fair Sat
urday j
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