El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-06-23
SPORTLETS.
(By Tim.)


The latest: How will the altitude at
Reno effect the big lighters? Worry
No. 4S9.
Jeff says that fishing is ideal about
Reno. and for that reason he will be
in fine fettle. How is the automobn-
ing?
Fourteen innings were employed in
yesterdays Cleveland Chicago game.
Cleveland won at hume, 3 10 2
Eddie McGOOrty and Tony Caponi
fought 10 a 20 round draw at Thermo-
polls. WyO-, last night The Tony led
until the last three goes when Eddie
did little worrying
Bean Burg ball players took double
header from Washington at Boston yes
terday- 1t was to 0, and 2 to I.
At Latonia yesterday two track rec
ords were broken Governor Gray set
the five furlOng mark back a full sec
ond by running the distance in so in
the second race In the handicap, fourth
race on the card, Leamence ran the mile
and sixteenth in IA, the old mark
having been 1:44 10
Twenty eight players were used in
one game at Detroit. 1t was smuggling
match with St. Louis on top, II to 81
At St Paul, Mimi, yesterday NJ. KersN
cred the worlds three mile automobile
record on circular track, his time be-
ing 2:35 Is. The previous record was
2:3S
Bell was badly pounded by New York
at Brooklyn yesterday. He stayed two
innings. and ScanIon took his place
with good result
Coppers. at TO 1, took the feature
race at Buena Vista yesterday Dol
lars, at Is to 1, never took anything
Beaumont, batting for King. hit a
two Dagger and made the winning run
In yesterdays Cincinnati at Chicago
game Chi players made three runs
in the ninth, winning to 4.
Coach A. A Stage OF Chicago will de-
liver lecture to his diamond candI-
dates on japanese Baseball The uni
versity team will invade the island en-
plre this fall, and Stage believes that
their chances are none too good
Pittsburg took the final game of the
series at ST. Louis yesterday, to 1.
konetchy was the only Louis boy who
could hit Webb
The Turk. with MCGEE up, took the
$1,000 Tidal stakes at Sheepsheed Bay
yesterday. Turk ran close TO track rec
ord
Philadelphia Americans took another
double header from New York yester-
day So effective was Coombs of the
visitors, that nobody got past second
base in the first game.
1t is reported that the Brighton meet
ing viii be run off at Empire City
SteepIechase jockey Huppe was bad
ly injured and removed from the field
at Sheepshead Bay yesterday His
mount, Gold Plate, fell in the steepIe-
chase.
At st. Paul Wednesday three worlds
automobile records were broken Bar
ney Oldfield lowered the one mile and
two mile records for a circular track
and Ben Kerscher set a new worlds
mark for the three miles on circular
track
Tennis play on Y NJ C. A. courts
Wednesday resulted: Grugan 9, Over
street l, Christy 8, Raum s.
At meeting last night of the Jockey
club stewards, il was decided TO trans
fer the racing circles of the Brighton
Beach track to the Empire City track
at YonkeFs- The change win give
Yonkers rs days of racing.
At Thermopolis, Wyo., Wednesday
night, Eddie McGoorty and Tony Ca
poni fought 20 rounds to a draw. Ca
pOni was the aggreSsor in the greater
number Of rounds, but seemed TO tire
toward the end, when McGoorty took
or more steam and fought fast for the
last three rounds, worrying the Italian
considerably.
The disagreement between Jack John
son and his former manager, George
Little, was settled at a conference last
night between Little and attorneys rep
reSenting the two men, No figures
were given out as to the amount Of the
settlement but il is said that it is very
near the original claim of 1000 Lit
tie again becomes Johnson's official
manager L have wagered large
amounts on Johnson said Little after
the settlement I still believe he will
win
It's up to Ketchel,' said Joe Wood
man, manager for Sam Langford. when
asked whether the Langford- KetcheI
fight would take place in Reno July 4.
WOodman denied that the fight had
been called off.