El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-07-14
SPORTLETS.
(By Tim.)

There is sport and sport, but it's all
sport
| A game old enough TO voter in
! nings-occurred Wednesday at South
! Bend, Ind. The home team defeated
! GAINESVILLE o. Central league) by a one
run shut out John Myers for ''The
/ Bend" and John Jones for the guests,
! pitched throughout the p innings.
Galloping by three lengths from
| Fauntleroy at Empire City yesterday
| Dalmation, even money, won the Dea-
gate stake over 1 Is miles. Time was
1853.
At Philadelphia Wednesday, Barry
| made a home run with two men out
ending a pitchers battle between Nor
gan and Lake. st. Louis support kept
| the home team down to two runs
Minneapolis Of the American associa-
ton has won Is straight games, a sea-
sons record for all baseball leagues.
OF 1850 student athletes at Yale, 40
were awarded the varsity ~ 223 re-
ceived numerals and 1872 team mono
grams. That's all.
Walsh of Chicago was DATED hard
ct the Bean Burg Wednesday and Bos-
ton ran away with the taffy, to l. Rain
queered a double header.
Favorftes took it all Wednesday at
the farewell meeting opening over the
Terre Haute track of the Great Western
with crutch and cane, got an ovation
when he won the first heat of the 2:1S
trot with Edie Archdale.
One of the best harness nags meets
this summer will be held at Grand Rap
ids, Mich, beginning July 19, and pre-
ceeding by a week that at Kalamazoo.
A $4,000 purse for PIP trotters bids
to bring a brilliant field.
Cleveland took its first game Of the
season on home grounds Wednesday,
beating New York. and .. The visitors
were outbatted and outfielded.
One Of the most stupendous gather
ings Of crack oarsmen and Scullers Of
history, will meet August IL and 10 at
the national regatta on the Potomac
river near Washington, D. c. Big
crowds are expected. always are.
Evens funnbled Grants bounder at
Chicago yesterday and for just that
Philadelphia took the first game of the
series IN the ninth inning. Chance was
ordered 10 the bench for protesting in
the third.
New York was shut out at Pittsburg
Wednesday. Druicke's error, a drop at
first, and one base on balls allowed
runs Camnitz held gqsd from soup to
nuts.
Today only two-thirds remain OF the
noted American Athletic union team
which contested at the London Olympia
two years ago. Some are dead, many
have entered professional sports, still
others have given up sport for bust
ness.
Rowan held Boston down to two hits.
and Cincinnati won Wednesday by a
run shut out. Brown allowed a base
on balls, triple and a single in the
sixth.
Here: Is to 4. Favor Denver At
home. Wichita calling. Fierce, back to
Kansas.
Arthur Duffey, 10 years ago. while a
student at Georgetown college. won the
English 100 yard championship. He
won In 10 and repeated the victory for
the next three years. Then the British
held il until 1908 with J. W. Morton,
when Bobbie Kerr the Hamilton. Ont,
sprinter. won. He also won the 220
yards dash. Last year R. E. Walker
from South Africa captured the 100
yards title
At BournemOuth. England. yesterday,
in an altitude contest. Leone MOrane,
who won the speed contest at Rheims
reached height of 400 feet in a Bile
riot mOnOplane.
AT Wakefield, Mass, an exhibition OF
craftsmanship seldom seen occurred
late Wednesday in the annual New Eng
land interstate rifle competition when
corporal Perry B. Scofield, of Company
f. Fifth Massachusetts, nearly doubled
the worlds record for 500 yards at the
Bay State rifle range. He scored 116
consecutive bullseyes. The worlds rec
ord, held by Capt Stephen ". Wise. in
spector OF state arms practice, of the
Sixth Massachusetts,. was so consecutive
bullseyes.
Roger Bresnahan, manager captain Of
the St Louis Nationals, is confined 10
his apartments in a local hotel, suffer-
ing from ptomaine poisoning. His con-
dition is not serious. dis physician
thinks he was poisoned by something
he ate at lunch yesterday.