El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-06-22

SPORTLETS.
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Royal Meteor won the Foam stakes
at Sheepshead Bay yesterday. There
was nobody winning any foam stakes in
/ FL Paso yesterday. 1t was election day,
yesterday was.
OFF for Reno. is the joyous cry. Jeff
is on his way, and Jack will follow this
week Governor Gnlett might have
known they'd get mad and leave
In SLOW bout at Boston last night.
BILLY Papke got the decide over Jack
(Twin) Sullivan 1t was short jabs
ana IeanoverS for Il rounds. The crowd
nearly went to sleep.
Rah, TO Yalei Down with the Grim
son! The New Haven boys Won II to 3.
They say that antics of the reunion
classes had much TO do with it,
The Glidden tourists have reached
Dallas and We're given a warm well
come IN the Texas city. They would
nave a warmer welcome in Ell PasO,
and stlll warmer in Yuma. (Joke.)
pitched ball was so impolite at Chi
cago yesterday as to hit MANAGER
Chance on his wise head. He was re-
moved from the field unconscious
IL was a see-Saw match at Des Moines
Yesterday. Wichita trying hard.
Now the Moryic-O'Neal fight has been
called Off Governor GilIett wrote dis
trlct attorney Laird to stop the 20
round go which was set for Thursday
piece did.
Because KiHian held ST. Louis to
four hits yesterday, Detroit scored
smut out, an eighth run one
Joe cans says that he is not dead.
II Joe says anything he is not dead.
self evident fact. If Joe we're witty as
marx Twain he would have said that
reports of his death were grossly ex-
aggerated.
Tony Bonero. horse, not prize
fighter, took the third race coin at Ia
tonia yesterday. Tony won from Win
tergreen, which had nothing to do with
long green (Another joke)
Philadelphia took a double header
from Boston yesterday. The first came
was a walkaway, and the second little
better although Frock did outpeg
Jimmy Smith all but knocked out
SAILOR Burke before the Fairmont Ath-
let1c club of New York last night. Smith
floored.
Pittsburg and ST. Louis broke even
in Yesterdays double header. Two men
We're expelled for arguing with his
jumps.
Bob Fftzsimmons says: Johnson
would turn white in the ring the first
time that Jeffries lands on him" Now
Robert!
Tommy Burns and Bill Lang of Ans
trai1a and Bob Fitzsimmons have ar
rived at Honolulu. en- route to Reno
to witness the Jeffries-Johnson cham
plonshlp fight on July 4. In discussing
the coming Of the ring battle Fitzsirn- |
mons predicted that johnson would !
turn white in the ring the first time |
that Jeffries lands on him"
may be has been, but I am not /
nead- In fact, 1 am more alive now |
than when 1 left Arizona" declared Joe |
Cans. the veteran lightweight. who is
At Prescott. fighting off the advance !
oI tuberculosis, when he read a dis !
patch from Baltimore, that his friends |
pack east had word that he was diving.
My doctor says 1 am improving. and /
feel a great deal better than when /
first came to Arizona" Cans added.
Billy Papke of Illinois and lack
TWIN Sullivan of Boston fought each
otner with short arm jabs in clinches
Tor Y rounds at Boston last night, the
referee giving the decision to the Illi-
1ois man. The bout was slow and I'M
Jim Smith almost knocked out sailor
Burke in a 10 round bout at the Fair
mont A c. in New York last night
smith recently made creditable show
ng against Joe Jeanette. but was
Knocked out by Stanley KetcheI
j. w. Garrett of Colorado SPRINGS
established a worlds trap shooting rec
'rd in the preliminaries Of the grand
American handicap tournament at the
'hicago Gun club grounds Tuesday. !
The western professional broke 100
tralght clay targets in the five sweep
take events, one of which was at 10 Il
OuDlP targets
een made before, but not with one
I the events a double target contest.
he former title was held by F. G. Bills
( Chicago.