El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-06-27
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All roads lead to RenO-e1cept the
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There a good yarn in the current
Pesrsons about goat getting in the
prize ring The writer says lot about
Jeffries. but little about Johnson san
he doesn't predict
Chicago players let Up in one inning
the fourth, and that sent Cleveland one
rua ahead Four and 5 it ended. The
visitors made only two errors
Two singles, a pass and double
steal in the sixth won for Chicago from
81 Louis al the Windy City yesterday
The home team played an erroriess
game
80 Frank GOtch Is going to retire
Bet then we may have a black mat
champ and then Frank will have 10
come back, for the honor Of the white
race
b punching hits with bases on balls,
Cincinnati yesterday defeated Pitts
burg. s 10 3 Mclean was ordered away
for dfspUiiug a decision
cisIon az St Joseph last night, and
John Webster must be an unpopular
referee
Because Hersche outpitched Ehman
yesterday Des MOines won from Den
yer. 3to !
With July only a week away, bet
ting has begun on the big fight San
Francisco odds are reported as 10 TO
IN favor Of the white man
The biggest race meet in the history
Of the Indianapolis motor speedway
IS 70 be held on Friday and Saturday
Of this week and the following Mon
day. July 4. Viii occur the annual 2OcF
mile contest for the Cobe trophy
For the first time in its history, the
Grand Prix de Paris was won yesterday
by a wOman's horse, the bay colt
NeuzEe, owned by Mrs N G. Chere-
rneteff The colt won in q driving fin
Ish By one length from W X Wander
hits Reinhsrdt- Baron de Rothschild's
Bronzino was third
jack White. Of Chicago, had all the
best OF a 20 round battle with Tommy
Bresnzhan. Of South Omaha, at St 10
seph- NO, Sunday. but referee John
Webster couldn't see il that way He
called II q draw, and the crowd Kissed
and threatened The Omaha lads face
was cut 10 ribbons, while White was
unScratched- due, the referee said, to
unfair tactics on the part of the Chi
cage man Although Bresnahan was
the fzvorite. the referee narrowly es-
capped mobbing for his universally un-
popular decision
Fifteen balloons started from Paris
Sunday in the French Aero clubs
Grand Prix contest
~ PIttsburg. Pa, Ernest Campbell,
q negro. died Sunday from his efforts
20 defeat three companions in friendly
boxing bouts, one after another, June
= After nearly three weeks in a bed,
a cIOf resulted from a rupture of
blood vessel on HIS brain, causing his
death George Dunlap, Lewis Sands
and Ralph Hswley were taken into Gus
tody 20 await the cOrOner's verdict
Glidden tourists spent Sunday look
ing over Kansas City boulevards. They
left Monday for Omaha
In an Interview DR. Roller states that
Hugh Mcintosh. Of Australia, has guar
aureed him $1,000 to wrestle with Hack
enschmidt for the championship Of the
sTorld- as Frank Gotch has signified
his intention Of retiring
At kiel. Germany in z stiff breeze
Sunday the American schooner West
ward owned by Alexander S Cochran,
q New York won the Jubilee prize,
defeating Lieut. Won Krupp Behlen un-
de- Hal Bach's Germania by one min
IRE and y seconds Emperor Williams
American built Meteor, with the en-
peror on board. finished third, only a
few lengths behind the Germania
Cornell repeated her last years feat
q winning the three races Of the in
tercoilegiate regatta Saturday, at
Foughkeepsfe. y Y The varsity eicht
darkness which made IL almost impos-
sibie 10 distinguish the crews Pennsyl-
vznia pressed Cornell closely through
out the race and was but a half length
behind at the finish The judges place
Columbia third. Syracuse fourth and
Wisconsin last COrnelFs victory in the
four cared and the freshmen eight were
easily gained- The Columbia four was
spilled into the water when an oar
struck the stakes at the finish line
GOING To THE FIGHT.
Nirholas Depeder. accompanied BY
Tom Cain. left Monday for Reno New.
they VIII put in their time watching
Jel1r-es and Johnson training for the
big f-=irt and Of course will remain over
for that eVerf- They viii also visit the
roest hsfCEe returning home.