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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-05-24
CportLet 8

Read today 5 Johnson fight news tor
nrize rress rot The negro has begun
talking like Booker T. Washington in
disgust. How long will the dear public
stand for it?
With Frank GOtch. wrestler, and Nat
Goodwin. actor. Jeffrles should have
inst a lovely time next week He can
have Jfu Jitsu for breakfast, Shakspere
for dinner and fish for supper.
Both Johnson and Jeffries refuse TO
listen to any referee talk. Richard is the
guy all right
Knockout Brown failed TO knockout
Charley Griffin at New York Monday
night. Instead Knockout was Knocked
down. but not cut
Denver tied the score with Des MONIES
Monday through an error by Raftis IN
the ninth. 1t had to go II innings
Keller kept scattered hits and won
the game for Omaha yesterday
Frank J. Greer, Boston sculling cham
MON. is talking OF rowing race with
Eddie Durham of Toronto Too bad the
Rio Grande is not suitable
A single 0y Walsh in the final SEES
sion of the Chicago at Boston game
Monday sent Tannehill home with the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-05-24

ByN. IA.
Walker

clad players when they come over this
week. Having taken four straight from
CaDanea FL Paso's hardest nut in the
mast. Bisbee comes with a record which
demands attention and respect 1t also
needs trimming for Bisbee's bunch IS
going altogether too fast for this little
league. Bisbee is due for a trimming
and the painful duty devolves upon
father Ell Paso to chastise the kfddo Of
the Cactus league to the tune of three
straight Friday. Saturday and Sunday.
OF course two out OF three would not
look so bad and one of the three would
he better than CanaHea was able TO get
from the Bisbee bugs. But
Mason, the fair haired boy who pitch
ed for Ell Paso last summer and ran
depot car all winter. is now with the
Musk ogea club of the Oklahoma league
Mason was not ready when he worked
ont with Shreveport and was farmed to
MusI5ogee. where he has been winning
his games lately Recently he went
against Enid for the regulation nine
rounds and got the decision Mason sent
the glad news back to his friends on q
post card On the card was also the
picture Of the First Presbyterian
church in Enid. What the answer was
Whitley failed to state
Roy Gill, six feet, one inch and pos
sessed of a splitter which fools 'em ALL
has been signed by manager Harbuck
for the Mavericks and will report in
time for the game Friday with Bisbee-
Gill comes from Los Angeles, where he
has been on the pitching staff of the
Angeles But owing to the overcroWd-
ed condition of the pitchers bench, he
was released Monday by the Los An
geles manager and Immediately taken
on by Harbuck In addition to his pitch
ing ability, he is also first baseman,
having been signed to assist the regu-
lar man at first for the Angels, who had
a bum ankle. Bisbee has been trying TO
get Gill and it was announced once
that the big fellow would go TO the
mining town for the remainder of the
season. None of the FL Paso pitchers
will be released but a full quota of u
men will be carried through the season
with the four pitchers for the three
game series which are to be the rule
for the remainder Of the schedule.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-05-24
SERIOUS Loss FROM
STORMS OVER TEXAS

Dallas. Tex, May 24.-Sunday night
storms in Texas indicate a heavy loss
In Grayson county, near Sherman, lot
a strip a mile wide and six miles long
was devastated. The storm destroyed
all crops and damaged many houses
In Lamar county a number Of dwell
Iings were wrecked
A residence was destroyed and all
growing crops in two square miles
beaten into the earth at Dorchester.
Grayson county
Near Rosebud. Tex, the crop and
property loss is $4,000
In Falls county a bridge across the
Brazos river. costing $4,000, was wash
ed away Yesterday. Heavy crop damage
is reported from counties in the Red
River valley
Near Ida all streams are overflowed
as the result of clOudburst- farm
house was blown away by twisting
wind that accompanied the rain Hail
covered practically all of GraysOn cOun-
" last night. Cotton IS ruined and hun
dreds of acres of fruit trees are stripped
of their fruitage and limbs Hail drifts
more than two feet high were found in
places.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-05-24
By Tim

winning run. There was sharp FIELDING
and excellent work for both teams.
SupDosin' Jack Johnson does wear
false whiskers and visit Jeffries's box
ing exhibition? VIII Jeff become fidg-
ETY.? VIII he stand for it? Prune, prunes.
who's the ounce?
All three Of Pittsburg's pitchers were
slugged Monday by New York batsmen
and il ended 1 and I.
Through a rally in the sixth, St Louis
shut out Brooklyn at Mondays game
Lush outpitched larger and earned a
clean victory.
J. H Taylor and James Braid, the
English golf experts, have been invited
TO play in the tournament at the open
ing of the national course on Long
Island this summer
Boston hit Gaspar hard in the ninth.
tieing the score, but Cincinnati
punched hits in its half and won with
Frock hard hit.
we haven't heard about Jeffries's
pimples for a long time. How is the
back, anyhow?
Walter Johnson. of Washington,
struck out nine ST. Louis batters In
Mondays game
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-05-24
JACK JOHNSON TALKS
THROUGH HIS HAT
Negro Fighter Says He Will
Disguise to Go to See
.JnffrieS Box.

lack Johnson, according to a war
story sent out by a versatile CORE
spondent at the negro fighters training
camp. will attend the boxing exhibition
to be given in San Francisco Friday
night by Jeffries.
johnson says he got the idea from
one of his trainers who suggested II III
fun.
AS another indication that feature
stories have featured out at the John-
son camp. and also at Jeffries head
quarters-that is since he has recoNeIeu
from the attack of boils, the press
agent makes Johnson announce that ne
will disguise himself by wearing Wits
kers in order 10 gain admission 10 the
Jeffries exhibition
But this is what Johnson % SaId-
"Jeffries certainly would be sur
prised if l should show up with some
false whiskers and suddenly pull them
off while he was boxing But why
shouldn't 1 go and see him box VI
course 1 have seen him in action be
fore but then I might like to know
what condition he is in. I am not, wor-
rving about the fight or about Jet1rles'
for I expect to beat him, but all the
same 1 think that 1 will be on hand
next Friday night"
In another interview WITH JOlAli9O4h
written by the same correspondent SIT
ting under the shade of a shelterinS
paint is said:
This y miles of road work is tax
ing off the weight for me. When l
reached California I weighed 22S
pounds and now 1 am down close TO
21S. For the fight 1 expect to weigh
something like 2OS. You see. when L
fought Ketchel out here 1 weighed 1913,
but I have grown heavier since then
and my best fighting Will be done at
2OS. I am eating and drinking just
what 1 please now, so you can see L
can get down to that weight without
any difficulty"
When there is nothing else to be
written. the versatile correspondent
or his brother-hits on the referee bust
ness. and for the last time-let US hope
Johnson has announced:
THE referee has been selected, with
some emphasis. of course "Rickard IS
Just as satisfactory to me as he Is to
Jeff. We are the ones to be suited in
this matter and Tex win have to serve
I don't consider there is a chance for
any one else, and have told Richard l
don't expect him 10 back down.
All of which makes us think that
Johnson's press agent has Jeffries
scribe tied TO the post, for the time
being at least.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-05-24
CLIFTON PEEVEO
At MORENCI BUNCH
The PostpOnement OF Ban
Games Does Not Set Well
With the Fans.
nRv l. r. Crawfordl .

Clifton Ariz., May 24---The CllItoh
fans are grumbling a bit Two "eeAs
ago Morenci postponed her SatuIuaS
game being unable TO secure d e
last week it was the same tnlhs' DU''
Clifton being anxious TO play out nc
schedule the game was ABRAMS GU
SUNDAY morning On Saturday, AFTER the
can9a had been advertised Morenci call
ID il off as they wanted to run an eA-
cursion and bring down a CROWD III ~
aftarnocn. There were not more imam
= paid admissions for Morencl-
II is safe TO state that so percent OF
+ba gate af Morenci comes from CiiI-
Ton. consequently the local fans tnlnh
that Morenci should consider the I'm
ton public If they can't play OUT theii
schedule. the games should either De
ICED off in Clifton, where the locals
assume the risk Of no crowd OF Ioi-
feited. Clifton people think
An ATTEMPT will be made TO play OH
one of the postponed games Decoration
dav. playing Saturday, Sunday and MON
an next week. The local fans think
= ebouId be up TO CSiftEn to set the
date for the postponed matches as they
we're put off by request of the Morehci
management Clifton being ready TO
play on both occasions
Plaving but one game last week gave
MOTencl q CHGL-CE ~ pun ~ N'N--
Clifton with the odds in Morencfs IA
vor for next week as Clifton faces
three games with but two pitchers
working. Clifford having been called
awav on account of sickness in his fam
iIv and the team will be further Grip
pled by the loss of E. Mason, one of the
best hitters on the team, and his abb
sence will necessitate complete change
in the lineup.
Sundays Game.
Morenci evened things up by taking
Sunday afternoons game from Clifton,
| 10 to 4.
/ The game was won on the merits OF
/ the visitors long hard drives, which
| came at opportune times Scanlon, who
| started the game for the locals. was
1 hit hard in the second and, coupled with
/ two errors, Morenci scored five. Despite
| this, Scanlan pitched good ball, tanning
| four men in two innings.
Abbott was sent in to pitch in the
third and was touched up in the fourth
and fifth. after which he settled dowI
and the team played fast behind him.
j peculiar play occurred in the ninth
/ Kelley hit a fly to right, Riley ant
! Seaman both going for it A hack wa.
driving across the outfield and, in get
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-05-24

gsnization into being under the title
of American Aeronautical association
The officers who were elected protein
pending new elections to be held June
%. are:
George NJ Myers, president; A B.
Lambert. first vice president; J. v
Martin, second vice president; VICTOR
Loughead, secretary, and Jerome joyce
treasurer.
Action concerning the conduct ana
locality of the forthcoming Information
al aviation meet was LETT untH TO-DAY =
II had already been decided to hold the
contest on Long Island near Hampstead.
but the exact place has not been Sc
Iected.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-05-24

Rem Lomond, Cal, May 24--Frank
Gotch, champion wrestler, has PROMISED
u be in camp next week, leaving a.'eI
his match with Zbyzsko and landing
not later than June &. And not only viii
muscle be added 10 Jeffries's training
force. Nat Goodman. the actor. Is ex-
pected today for a week in camp Wna'
he viii do with the week is not known
Following his Sunday work, the re-
tired heavyweight took life easy yes
terdav. He took a little spin up the
road but spent most Of the day with his
rod and reel.
Boosting for GTaney for referee mas
about played out All feel sure ina
Tax Rickard is going 70 stay with his
job.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-05-24

~ EYHENIEX won't do. Not that
"a the little fellow with the nasal
49, tenor voice is not on the square
Neither is Il because he does not know
the game It's his size that Is against
him He does not have the physique 10
back UP his decisions. In eacn game
that he has officiated in. there mas peen
some disa greement over the umpire
work and little GoyhenieX usually came
ont Of the decision second best He sim
pl, hasn't the physical ability 10 en-
force his orders and maintain discipline
L IS to be regretted that conditions
are such that as capable man as ne
Sc cannot be allowed TO get away with
his work but ball players are pan
players. and it takes 3 silks OLaugh-
lin sort Of umpire 20 handle the JOB
big husky who knows the game and
has the reinforced concrete spine neces-
s9rv TO enforce his orders should be
imported from one Of the minor leagues
give salary and authority enough TO
run the game as it should be run, ana
then the managers Of the league should
back him up till the COWS come nome
If necessary, fine, suspend. or even re-
lease a player who shows tehoenc!
TO rough work and this umpire beating
business will soon cease. Mackey has
mt the fear of his big mitt into some
Of the unruIv ones OF the league ana
with another one like him with an iron
law. things would look UP in the UNI
bring department Of the game
Old war horse Dalrymple is the
goods. In spite of the fact that he IS the
biggest crab in the league and acts as
IF he was about due for the scrap heap'
the old head with the gray hair mas
few baseball tricks left in its inner re-
cesses and Ell Paso wants to wateh the
old bov closely during the Bisbee series
over here or he Will slip over another
Of his big league stunts on the MAYER
icl1s.
Dial. hits as not other batter in the
league hits Which means that ne mrs
them where the fielders do not nap
-an m IA IT is no accident with him
Deeien is written all over his safe hits
and he can be depended upon to lay one
in the groove almost every time ne
comes TO bat Neither Is he such
SLOUGH in the field. Charley horsed
until every move seems an effort, the
old war horse will gallop after ny
and what is more to the point grab IL
off even as Duckey some 80 odd years
his junior. does regularly
Dalrymple gets the pup. He has
nul1ed A baseball out Of the air over
AZ Douglas and has them headhning the
league in the very first month OF the
season.
In the past the word "Bisbee" has
struck terror into the hearts Of the To-
cal fans Bisbee's representative In
this particular branch of the baseoail
tree has been little more than a sprour
in the past. But watch those fire sale
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-05-24
RACING RESULTS.
At Oakland.

First race. 51z furlongs. purse-New
Capital won; Doweress second; CulVlna
third. Time, 10Y AS.
Second race, futurity course, selling
-Ninnedonka won: Servicence second;
Bell third Time, 1903 3-5.
Third race futurity course, selling
Netting won: Combury second; La Pc
lite third. Time, 1:10 2-5.
Fourth race, IL miles, selling
Spring Ban won; Colbert second; Cop
pers third. Time, 2:07 Is.
Fifth race, mile. selling-John won;
Tremargo second; Ak-Sar-Ben third
Time, 1:39 3-5.
Sixth race, furlongs, selling-Lord
of the Forest won; Grammercy second;
Marburg third. Time, 1:12 40
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-05-24

ting under the fly. Scanlan got directly
in its path. The driver kept on COM
ing and Riley had TO pull Seaman away,
the near horse brushing his shoulder
The Rioters club is now looking for
the driver as the bail fell safe
Cummings worked for Morenci and
was invincible till the fourth when the
locals started TO touch him up. Sen
sational fielding. however. held them
down The boys made a rally in the
ninth, but Morenci's lead was TOO great.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-05-24
KNOCKOUT BROWN EASILY
KNOCKED OUT GRIFFIN

New York City. May 24:-Al the best
of 10 round battle here last night
went to Knockout" Brown, a local
bantam, but Charley Griffin, of Aus
tralia, showed UP strong in spots The
local fighter led IN the first few rounds.
but the fourth and fifth belonged to
the foreigner. In the sixth go Griffin
was too tired to fight hard, but in the
last round he floored Brown in sec
ond wind rally The New Yorker, how
ever, was up in flash and fought
hard TO the end.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-05-24
Summary.

Two-base hits-Jim Wilson. Jake Will
son, Kelley, VoIbrecht, O'Brien, Will
liamS, Abbott.
Three base hit-OBrien.
Stolen base-W Mason
Sacrifice hit-Parks
Struck out-By Cummings 10, by
Seaman 4, by Abbott l.
Base on balls-Off Cummings /, off
Seaman 3, off Abbott I.
Double play-Newell w Mason and
Riley.
Passed bali-Hofman l.
Umpires-Ashley and Quilting.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-05-24
GOTCH AND GOODWIN
TO ASSIST JEFFRIES


Ben Lomond. May 24--Jim
Jeffries Will take it easy this
week. His road work, including
sprinting, Will be kept up regu-
Iarly. but it is thought likely
that the big fighter will nave
little 20 do with the gloves
until Jim Corbett arrives next
week
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-05-24
AERONAUTS ORGANIZE
n III q n 4 4 . =

New York, May 24.-"For the admin
istering of aeronautical affairs of ma
tionai or local character in the United
States" delegates of aerOnauticaI as
scciations affiliated with the club Of
America at a meeting here Monday de-
cided to form a national aerOnautical
body.
A resolution adopted brought the or
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-05-24
EASY FOR THE PANTHERs.
Fort Worth. Tex,


wereon
made in
two singles second and home
in that inning
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-05-24
THIRTEEN INNINGS.

in
and punching
lied the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-05-24
Dope On Texas League Games
Special by Wire to The Herald.
Mondays Games.
SAN ANTONIO WINS.

the Bronhos two
owinth The loss OF
made triple ana
but they . on
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-05-24
> = $ : = = r = E = = p + = = +
= STATISTICAL BALL DOPE
!. By Art Woods.
,
:. B $3.50 = > So , = \ y + p =
WHERE THEY PLAY WEDNESDAY.

National.
Brooklyn at St Louis.
New York at Pittsburg.
Philadelphia at Chicago
American.
Chicago at New York
St Louis at Philadelphia
Detroit at Washington
Cleveland at Boston
Texas.
Oklahoma City at Fort Worth.
Shreveport at Dallas
San Antonio at Houston
Waco at Galveston
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-05-24
At Belmont Park.


First race. 5 furlongs-Lochiel won;
Feather Duster second; Townton Field
third. Time, SO.
Second race. 6A furlongs-Barley
Thorpe won; Candleberry second; Do
rante third. Time, 1:2O 3-5.
Third race, furlongs
won: Horizon second; Aldrain third.
Time, SO 3-5
Fourth race. furlongs- Beaucoup
won: Right Easy second; Firestone
third Time, 1925 3-5.
Fifth race, International handicap,
steeplechase, about mfles-Monte Car
10 won; Grandpa second; Kara third.
Time. 1902 20.
Sixth race. 1 lie miles-Rob R. won;
Time, 1:47 Is.
At Louisville.
First race, mile and 90 yards-Star-
port won; Alberta second; Ramon Ca
roma third. Time, las.
Second race. MISREPRESENTATION
Light won; Union Jack second; Halde-
man third Time. :49 Is.
Third race, furlongs-Home Run
won; Wapanocka second; Ben Sand
third. Time, ia 3-5.
Fourth race, handicap, 6 furlongs-
DR.. Waldo Briggs won: Early Tide Sec
ond; Eye White third. Time 1:1S.
Fifth race, selling, ~ furlongs-Tri-
como won; Cisko second; New Star
third. Time, :55 3-5.
Sixth race, selling, mile and fur
long-Alma Boy won; FL Fall second
Denver Girl third. Time, 1854 LIS.
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