El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-06-07
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Big Ed Wallis got away with one
bingle affair against Boston Monday
land Chicago won. to 0. Hall, for Bos-
tom. also pitched some. allowing but
four taps
Guns razors. new managers and new
referees are as thick as flies around
the Johnson camp-in tmaS1naTlon
onlvn. The place is now enjoying po-
lice protection. Little, dethroned man
ager, suggested that Johnson bring
his mother and wife to camp TO do the
cooking. Johnson said cooking was be-
meath them. That is now reputed to be
the start of the rumpus.
Joe Morris, after holding down Sec
ond place until the final lap, won the
gath renewal of the Latonia derby Mon
day by a length. Boola Boola finished
a good second with Donau, who had
held the lead until the last eighth Of
q mile. badly beaten.
They're talking Of calling off the
baseball boycott Some weeks ago
the American Federation Of Labor put
the ban on every American league park
on which Cleveland played. claiming
the Cleveland club was unfair TO Or
ganized labor. Ban johnson and John
Mitchell, however, got together at
Cleveland Monday night and reached
an agreement whereby the boycott
Will De removed II Is stated.
Mud runners had their inning at
Gravesend Monday. Miss Mott won the
feature race, the Bedford selling stakes,
after a hard run all the way.
What Hughie Jennings released pitch
er Browning for is a mystery. He pitch
ed some mighty good games for the De-
froit Tigers and won a majority. He
may be needed before their season is,
over, as some Of Jennings's war horse
twirlers may give out
Al Kaufman is scheduled to report at
the johnson training camp today or to-
morrow, when the negro champions
heavy boxing viii begin.
Jeff evidently put several hooks TO
the jaw Monday It's said he brought
back enough finny boys from his fish
ing trip to keep the camp supplied for
q week.
Jesse Orendorff, Los Angeles catcher
and manager Of the Bisbee Maroons at
the beginning of the season, is in an
Oakland hospital with a fractured skull,
the result Of being hit by pitched ball.
Those St Louis Browns are grab
bing up everything that gives promise
Of becoming a ball player. They have
now signed Joe Higgins. a Chicago
semi-professional. to play first base.
Higgins was signed on the strength Of
making three home runs and two three
city
In q fast and furious battle at Pitts
burg last night Monte Atte1 and Patsy
Brannigan, bantam weights, fought six
rounds to a darwowith AfteIl having a
shade the better.
Billy Allen. Canadian feather weight
champion, won decisively on points |
from the English feather weight Teddy |
(SnowbaI) Broad at Syracuse, n. Y.
j Jimmy Howard, who was matched to |
fight Billy Papke 10 rounds at Kansas |
City on June 10, notified the promoters ]
Of the bout last night that he could /!
not keep the engagement. The pugilist /
gave no reason for withdrawing from I
the match. An attempt is being made i
70 get some other 'middIeweight to box /
Papke on June II.
The first town to town aeroplane race /
in France from Anglers to Saumur, a |
distance of 80 miles by rau, was won
by Martinez. who flew between /
the two points in 81 minutes, a speed |
Of about 81 miles an hour.
Joe Chevalier, a pitcher from San
Antonio and Swoboda. an infielder, late
ly with Waco, arrived in FL Paso Mon /
day and are looking for berths among
the cactus thorns. Both are friends of
HaTbUck and he regrets that
he is unable to take them on. There's
plenty Of chance, however. with the
other clubs, and Cheyalier is already in |
communication with Bisbee regarding a
pitchers berth, as that club is in need |
Of another good twirler, with a num-
Der Of three game sessions coming up. !