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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-05-30
Cd Time Local Players; New
Applicant For Ump;re's lob:
Some Dope About Bisbee Bunch

me emergency than Goyheneix. as ne
mas the huSkiness to back him up De
Virgins could handle, apparen tIy
about any player on the circuit with
ease. Vic Walling says there must be
change in umpires as far as Coy
heneix is concerned. apropos of COM
plants of FL Paso and Douglas, and
DeWiggins's name has gone in signed
to a letter of application.
Next time Bisbee plays here. there
will be an excursion run from the cop
per town About 200 will make the
trip, and arrangements were today
completed with Garrett King, OF the
Southwestern, whereby a rate will be
secured.
1t was thought about rs would make
the trip, this time. but business de-
tanned the majority. However, there
are three live ones here for the series.
ali members of the board of directors
B. N. Pattison, president of the DEM
mine; Jesse Yoakum, of the Warren
Bisbee Street Railway company, and
justice Owen Murphy, of Lowell. sec
rotary of the club.
Since the 1910 inception of base
ball, Mr.. Yoakum has transformed
himself from a disinterested party to
baseball's welfare to q bowling bug,
and never intends 10 miss a game
either at home or away from home all
season. He was in e large measure
responsible for the organization of the
rooters' club, and is booster from
way back. So are Mr.. PattisOn and
judge Murphy. Through their efforts
the excursion to FL Paso next month
was arranged.
While here the Bisbee bunch had a
great time trying, to get over to Juarez
without being vaccinated. They tried
their best TO borrow certificates from
Ell PaSoans, anything to avoid having
their arms scratched. A few of them
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-05-30
SAN MARCIAL HAS
BALL GAME SUNDAY.
Belen Is Coming Down Soon and the
San Marcial Boys VIII Have New
Suits and Grandstand

San Marcial. n. NJ May 3O-The San
Marcial baseball boys played a scrub
nine. made up from railroad men. yes
terday afternoon The score was to
in three inning game. The regulars
claim 1t was not even interesting, while
the opponents say the game was called
off because OF the extreme heat
The Belen team has signed I'D for
a game here June Il. BY that time
the local boys expect to have their new
suits and new ampitheater NAV be
built. King, Nilsson & Co, proprietors
OF the Horny toad pool room, have or
dered the lumber and engaged a car
penter to put 1t up. In addition to
the small fee for shady seat the men
will sell soft drinks and cigars.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-05-30
SPORTLETS.
By Tim.
:. g: :: :. :: :: :: :. :

Experts say that Jeffries and John
son each are in the best condition OF
their lives On, that's going to be
great fight.
Jack Johnson is real peeved at Jim
Corbett. And Jim is such a dear. kind
fellow, too.
Omaha ran away Sunday and de-
feated Sioux City u to 4 Kelley
pegged-
Cornell oarsmen are meeting the
Harvard varsity and freshmen crews
close meet is promised.
II was IS to victory for Detroit
over ST Louis Sunday. Cobb made
home run.
Reinhardt. ". X vanderbilts horse,
won the Prix Arc Des Princes at
Longchamps Sunday. Bats Delight,
another Vanderbilt horse, finished
third in the Prix Lupin
i'm Coffroth Of San Francisco says
that Jeffries is in as good condition
as ever before low jim,
Los Angeles took double header
sunday. San Francisco being outplayed
all around the rosy.
J. e Mars made a thrilling flight in
an aeroplane et Joplin. No. Sunday
He rose TO the height of 1900 feet and
made a 22-minute trip
BY hit punching, Topeka won from
81 Joseph Sunday. They drove Baker
Ircm the box in the seventh Watson
stopping the walkaway
1t was punched hits and sacrifice
that won for Chicago over Plttsburg
Sunday A quick double play saved q
tied score in the last inning
They say that Al Kaufman went TO
JohnsOn'S side because Sam Berger has
oeen dom i'm dirt" Kaufman once
knocked out Berger in San Francisco
fight. and maybe that has something
TO do with it
Cincinnati employed four pitchers in
sundays game, but st. Louis won just
the same.
There will be a lively contest on
l. NJ c. A alleys Monday night, For
TWO special medals, SukerTnan and
Lehman will bowl against Foster and
brown The play will begin at s
o'clock Brown, a recent arrival from
New York, is said to be a strong man
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-05-30

got over and came back-busted of
course.
Bisbee has the giant twirler as far
as height is concerned. Gill only meas
ures six feet, one inch. while 'Slivers"
Marshall, the Maroon twirler. goes him
just half an inch better. Maybe there
will be a battle between the giants be-
fore the series ends
One calls the other skull" and he
rctaliates by apply bone" to his
partner. Marshall and left fielder Kel-
ly, TO better stand hot weather. have
had their pates Shorn of flowing
locks. AMI he '1bS done neaIer thar
any Chinamdn could have il lore. TIE
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-05-30
DOUGLAS AkESTMO
FROM CANANEA
Score of II to 9 on Saturday
and 2 to 1 Sunday-Math-
ewsOn Stars.


douglas Ariz May 3O.-Douglas
took the second of the Cananaa go,
IN brilliant exhibition Sunday. The
Ina score was two to one and neither
In III Until AFTER the sixth inning
Cananea foi1o-,n ol Dougias got TWO and
o| 1ite.tea IollO"ed with one in the
Csnan III 'ne Iast half Of the ninth
ana +ba 80. W. men on With safties
with Soc~tfio- ''1n up advanced them
To hat biz - Dun' Inc fourth man
made a grand r,,nnip., ie aa. Matnewson
and threw the runner ont - '' .eo oaI1
saving +ba 60. liner out at second
Kane pitched for 0o,., - III .ne slde-
as for Cananea each a1Io+ gu I'm I'm
hits. Graham Of Risbae ,1.l.eo nine
game in DIoce Of c.n,-ga. uinplreo the
satisfaction.
RHE
Cananea
Batteries: Douglas
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-05-30
Actual Handi-

Ihe Following members have been Civ
en- handicaps as follows: James 2 Hon
pie 2, Capt. Jack I, Thomas :. Penpe-
baker 3 Filler 1. Miller. H s. 1. Batev
s, Reherd 3, Paul 1. Coles 3, Mills I.
Drake 2, Bradley 4. Meagher l.
Some practice scores were made "a
follows, % being possible: Allen 2O-21.
Bu1wer 20-19, Wiiburn IS. RutIedge
$50. Scr1yen 1922 Haines 20-22
Hurxthal 1920, Pringle 1921, Baca
20
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-05-30
TWO wORLD,s RECoBDs

New York, May 3O.-Two worlds rec
ords were smashed today at Celtic park.
Long Island. at the games OF the post
office clerks The first was by Plat
Adams. New York A. c., who hurled the
JaVeIfn 100 feet. two inches. which
beats Martin Sheridans cid record by
several yards. The second record. the
running. two hops and a jump, went TO
Dan Ahearn, Irish American A. c.. who
cleared 81 feet, IA inches
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-05-30
El Paso Beaten at Bowling.

Following the bail game a bowling
contest was framed up, but that is a
different story-as what the Chihuahua
boys did 10 the FL Pasoans was plenty
and then some.
When the dead were counted. there
were no Ell PaSo survivors and they
didn't know exactly what happened IN
I'll the returns were all in. The FL Paso
boys won't tell just what the final
score was Still defeat by such a
bunch of royal good fellows leaves no
sting, as the FL Paso bunch were high
on praise of their reception and enter
tainment while In the Mexican city.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-05-30

Base on baIls-Of Ashley 2
Struck out-By Ashley ;, Abbott ?.
Stolen bases-Newen, Barclay, Scan
Ian and Bousouet-
Double plays-Mason TO Bousquet;
Jake Wilson to OBrien to Names; KEEL
ley to Jake Wilson.
Time OF game hour so minutes.
Umpire-George Quilting.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-05-30
ZYBZSKO WINS.

ZXBZSkO WINS.
st. Louis May 3O.-Stanislaus ZyZs-
ko. the Polish wrestler, who IS matched
with Frank Gotch for Wednesday at
Chicago, won from Charles Olson OF St
Louis in two straight falls here Sunday
NIGHT. The Pole got the first fall in
2S minutes and the second in Is min
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-05-30
CLIFTON LOSES
MORENCI SERIES
Banked in Saturday Game
and Lost Sunday by
Score of ) to 4.

Morenci, Ariz., May 30.-Morenci,
5-S-1; Clifton, 4-7-2. That tells the
story Of the Sunday game between the
two rival teams. Morenci won the con-
test after a hard struggle from its old
time opponents by a single score after
the game had been played to the limit
by the two clubs.
Cummings pitched for Morenc1 and
allowed but eight hits. while Clifford
for Clifton got away with one more to
his credit Aforenci had one error
charged against the fielding Of that
club. while Clifton had two bingles-
The batteries were: Morenci, Cum
mings and Hoffman; Clifton, Clifford
and Crittenden.
MOrenci Wins.
In the fastest game Of the season.
Morenci defeated Clifton here Satur-
day by l TO 0 score. It was a pitch
er's battle, pure and simple. with the
honors about even. and went for 10
innings.
The fact that three of Clifton's regu-
lar men were out Of the game necessI-
tated complete change OF lineup. bUt
manager Riley plugged up the holes.
When Baroldy arrived in town last
week Riley Immediately got in COM
munication with Vic Walling with the
result that the former Cananean is
now wearing a Clifton uniform. Bous
Quet, a former Douglas player, was
also secured from Globe.
Clifton punched two Of her hits III
the second, but the pitching OF Ash
ley held them safe. Outside Of this
inning not a local runner passed. sec
ond. and only three got that far. Cliff
ton had a chance to win in the ninth
with a runner on second and one down.
hTT1 cfr Ia RIM nj h cd
Only one Morenci man got as far as
second up till the tenth. The visitors
went down one. two, three IN each
inning but the second and seventh.
only three men getting on bases until
the final round.
A single and an error got two on
bases for the visitors in the tenth.
With two down, Crittenden singled TO
left, bringing in the winning run. The
play to the plate was close. Both
teams played a fast fielding game.
The score and summary.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-05-30
Game Won in Ninth by
Earthman and Jackson's
Stick Work.
By n. NJ. Walker.


Baseball luck was breaking for FL
Paso Sunday With the score of the
Bisbee-EI Paso game ) to right up
to the end Of the heart breaking ninth,
FL Paso met the situation full in the
face and scored two runs. winning the
game and the series from the top line
attraction in the Cactus circuit Kal
Earthman did it with his little hickory
augmented by Jacksons timely hit
down first base way in the final SEES
sion.
The game had gone merrily along
up to the ninth. with Bisbee furnish
ing most Of the merriment. Bisbee
scored early in the second, again thrice
in the third, made it two more in the
fifth and sixth and then retired on the
honors won. Ell Paso amassed three in
the third and two more in the lucky
seventh, making the score balance
show a deficit Of two runs for Ell Paso
after Bisbee had been to the bat the
last time.
Won in the Ninth.
Hewitt, the first man I'D in the inn
ing, got on by piece of good luck.
which started the peddling of this
brand of article among the Ell Paso
folks He hit down third base way.
Flake helded it high to Gray at first.
VINO tailed to stab the local leader a.
he went past. This put him on first
with the pride of the batting order I'D.
h&rthman followed with a slashing
line drive down third base line. which
hit squarely inside the flag and sent
hewitt nome TO glory with the score
Ied and the Srandstand wild. Jack
son followed Earthman to bat and
scored the brunette lad with as clean a
cut hit down the first base line as II
IS possible to make This scored
hartman and ended the agony.
Doan Was Strong for Bisbee
senior Doan worked for the Maroons
ana was getting away with his game
oeautl1uiIy until Earthman and Jack
son broke up his little party Doao
used a splitter which vas some moist
with the result that many Of the batte.l
balls went high. Once his third base
man slipped a cable on the wet snot
IN trying to field a ground ball nv
Gill. -
Gray worked fer Ell Paso. That much
oVerworked word is the exact one for
the description of the big fellows Of
FORTS He was up and at it in every
inning, getting better as time went
past and finishing the Bisbee end Or
the game in the ninth by retiring The
side without man reaching first.
The fielding at times was a bit
ragged behind him and luck broke
the wrong way as in the case of tbe
hrSt hit registered against him. Tho
WIND caught Deakin's fly and carried
II up and In so much that Gowan cou1d
not get under it from center. scoring
hit on what would have been an essv
chance for little Duck under ordi-
nary wind conditions. Doan used q
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-05-30

Stolen BASES Gray.
Sacrifice hits-S Gray.
Sacrifice f1y-Jackson.
Three base hits-Earthman, Lamar,
T Gray.
Two base hfts-Gin, Kelly.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-05-30
Is HITS FOR GLOBE
In COPPER HILL GAME
Won the Sunday Endurance
Contest by 10 to 2-Jopes
Is Some Hitter.

Globe, Ariz., May 3O.-Remo in the
box for Globe on Sunday, held Copper
Hill down to six scattered hits, and
Globe won easily by hard hitting, Dat
ting Weisbecker out of the box in ne
first inning. The batting Of Jones was
a feature, he getting a home run and q
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-05-30

Three base hits. Ferguson; Strikeouts,
by Yanez. 4. by ellis. /; base on balls,
off Yanez, 3, off GiIIis. 1; passed balls,
Fickner l.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-05-30

Sacrifice hits-T. Gray, Gowan.
Three base hits-Deakin
TWO base hitS-Earthman, Ketchum.
Graham.
Struck o1t-Gray. 8; Doan. 5.
Base on balls-Off Gray 5. off Doan. /
Left on bases-EI Paso z: BisbeA
Double play@Doan to Graham 70
Gray.
TiTne-Two hours and five minutes.
Umpire Mackey.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-05-30
o both sides.
SEI TOrOS.c

L TO 2 II
Three base hit, Bukey, heifer: home
run, Ffnney; strikeout. by Hines, 1,
base on balls. by Hines j.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-05-30
SCHOOL COMMENCEMENT.

Commencement exercises will he held
at St Joseph's academy on Wednesday
morning at $3.50
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-05-30

OTHER SPORT NEWS on LAST PAGE
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-05-30

Ell PASOANS TO EUROPE.
New York, n. Y, May 3O.-Amone the
passengers who sailed on the steam
snip Babarossa of the North German
Lloyd line from New York for NanIes
and Genoa by way of Gibraltar are Mrs
BESSIE B. Bailey and Miss Willie B. Nc
Crery, Of FL Paso.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-05-30

CONTINUED on last page.)
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-05-31
TOOELE INVADED BY
PY PRESS ASSOCIATION
Elect New Officers and Take Inter
esting Trips About the
Place

Tooele. May 3l-The Utah Press as
sociation more than fifty strong In
vaded the town yesterday. In the
party were many editors of country
editors, their wives. sweethearts
and friends.
One of the main issues of the day
was the election of officers. which
was held In the court house. The
following officers were elected:
President Arnold H. Schulthess. cdi-
tor of the Beobachter. Salt Lake; first
vice president V. S, Peet OF lnde-
pendent. Salt Lake; second vice pres
ident. C. r Stroncy, of Tooele Times;
third vice president. Samuel l.. Rad
don. OF Park City Record correspond
Ing secretary, ]. Z. Diehl, treasurer.
May Anderson, editor Children's
Friend.
The visitors arrived on the morn
ing train In a special car which had
been placed at their disposal by Of
ficials Of the Salt Lake Route. They
were met at the station by members
oil the Commercial club Carriages
were In waiting and the scribes were
taken about the town. and later took
a motor car to the new international
smelteT. where repast was served.
After viewing the finer points OF ore
refining. the party returned TO town.
James Dunn. editor OF the Toocle
Transcript, provided the visitors with
box OF oranges. On the trip back 10
Salt Lake confectionery was proyid-
ed by Mr. Dunn for the women of tho
party.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-05-31
NEeoFuL KNOWLEDGE.
Ogden People Should Learn to Detect
the Approach OF Kidney
Disease

The symptoms of kidney trouble are
so unmlstnkable that they leave no
ground for doubt, Sick Kidneys ex-
creto thick, cloudy, offensive urine,
full OF sediment. irregular OF passage
or attended by a sensation of scalding.
The back aches constantly, headaches
and dizzy spells may occur and the
victim la often weighed down by a
feeling OF languor and fatigue Neg.
lect these warning and there is danger
of dropsy. Bright's disease, or dia-
betes. Any one of these symptoms is
warning enough 10 begin treating tho
Kidneys at once, Delay often proves
fatal.
You can use no better remedy than
Doans Kidney Pills. Here's Ogden
proof
Mrs. William r. Baker, rear 626
eth St. Ogden Utah. says: "It gives
me pleasure 10 recommend Doan's
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relief from kidney disorders
For sale by all dealers Price 90
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The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-05-31
PICNIC PARTY IN
HEAD=0N COLLISION

OAKLAND, MAY 20.-As the result
Of n head-on collision between two
street cars of the California Electric
Railway near Leona Heights today.
c, A. Christensen, motorman of one
OF the cars. is dead and fifty passen-
gers suffered injuries which may re-
lision occurred on u steep grade at
a sharp turn in the road
Believing that he had clear track
the motorman OF the inbound car WAS
coming down the grade at a high rate
of speed when an outbound car load
ed with picnic party crashed into It,
head on. Half of each car was teles-
coped by The impact and the outbound
car. ont Of the control OF It's fatally
injured motorman. went hurllng back
down the track. scattering the wound
ed victims along the right of way
The picnic party was planned in
was composed mainly of women and
children. The prospective bridal pair
were not seriously injured
BY the telescOping OF the seats in
the cars. many Of the passengers sus-
tanned serious injuries about the legs
Amputallo1 will be necessary IN
several cases. Both legs Of the dead
motorman were so badly crushed that
amputation was resorted to, but too
late to save his life.
Tho location OF the wreck is nine
miles from the center OF this city and
some trouble was experienced in pro-
vidlng proper hospital facilities for
the injured. but soon all OF the avail
able ambulances We're summoned and
the victims were removed as rapidly
as possible 10 private and public hos
Ditals.
The blame for the accident is gen.
orally laid on the inbound car. which
behind time. was speeding for the
switch at the Bellevue curve, where
the cars came together.
The crash as the cars struck at
tracted a crowd OF residents of the
neighborhood and they assisted In
removing the injured from tho wreck
age.
The victims on the outbound car
were thrown 10 the side of the track
as the wrecked coach careened wildly
down the grade for half mile before
II stopped at the foot OF the grade.
The scene about the wreck was
heartreDding. particularly so because
OF the number OF painfully injured
children and women.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-05-31

Larsen was thrown out and started
back toward the bench. Half way be
tween the bases he was seen to throw
up his hands and fall forward to tho
ground His companions Immediately
ran to his assistance When turned
on his back il was noticed that his
face had taken on a blush tint and
his respiration had ceased.
The police were Immediately noti-
fled. that DR. Musser was also called.
Everything possible WAS done for
Larsen by his companions before the
arrival of the doctor, hut without
avail He died before the arrival of
the physician The body was re-
moved to the undertaking parlors OF
ODonnell & Co Larsen was the sole
support of his sister and mother. who
reside at % West First North street.
No arrangements for the funeral have
been made.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-05-31
FALLS DEAD ON DIAMOND

Salt Lake. Nav S0.-Falling be-
tween first and second base, on Walk
er's neld. Sunday morning. Charles
Larsen. 2S years of age to the day,
aud employed as travelling salesman
by the A & l.. Simon Wholesale MIL
linery company. was picked up by his
companions and carried into the
dressing rooms. He died a few min
utes later. DR.. j p, Musser was i'm
mediately summoned, but pronounced
Larsen dead from suffocation. Heart
disease Is presumed 10 have been the
cause of death
Larsen, who was n member OF the
baseball team OF the l.. & A. Simon
Wholesale Millinery company. which
team was engaged in ball game with
the retail clerks employed by the
Paris Millinery company. also owned
BY tho Simon brothers had been en-
gagged In the game Sunday morning
and had not spoken OF not feeling
we'll. While at the bat he started for
first, and IL was noticed that he
seemed to be having trouble to
breathe
in attempting to reach second base
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-05-31
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