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Columbia Nanf.

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Carl Nidels, pahin beantportet, bab
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sufertganter Yortras.
Sr. 6. Nuitap 3infe ii6er g9ie ultra.
unifrpifopiid)c aincmatosrapble
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Oeiitioer 9urntag.

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bes Ohio Surnbeairfs itatt. 6olgal-
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-31

a unit in picking Marshall. of Penn
sylyania, as the likely winner in both
sprints. AS freshman year ago
Marshall was given a record Of 10
consistently in the century and % in
the furlOng. In the Cornell meet he
had a breakdown, but resumed training
week ago. Outside Of these two men
the best in sight seem to be Jacobs, OF
Columbia, who IS q 10 l-5 man. Har-
land, of Princeton; Brown, Of PennSyl-
vania, and Robinson, OF Syracuse. Not
one Of these men, however has shown
the ability to do even time in the 100
yards or the 220 yards.
Mercer vs. Reidpath.
Two new men viii appear IN the go
yard dash. They are Mercer, Of Penn
sylvania, and Reidpath, of Syracuse.
Mercer has been somewhat Of a sur
prise as a sprinter. He was put into
the event against Cornell at the last
moment and won in the splendid time
Of % He has done that repeatedly
since and without being obliged to
extend himself Reidpath, Of Syracuse.
has done even time on top of a very
fast quarter mile. so the chances are
that he and Mercer viii fight II out
for first place, with some Of the other
Sprinters taking the remaining points.
In the quarter mile Reidpath is de-
servedly the favOrite. He was the
intercollegiate champion two years ago
and this year equaled the intercOleSi-
ate record of As As seconds The only
Serious trouble are Bennett, of Cornell,
who has mark of 49 2-5 seconds, and
Barron, of Harvard, who Won the event
against Yale in. 49 SIS seconds. This Is
one of the records which is almost GER
tain to be broken With these three
men fighting it out for first place,
Gamble and Haff, Of Michigan, Sawyer,
of Princeton, Foster, Of Pennsylvania,
and COzzens, Of Cornell, are pOssibill-
ties for the remaining points.
n na mi @
nell, viii have more opposition than
last year, when Newton, of Williams,
compelled him 10 make new intercOl-
legiate and American record Of 1925 Is.
Pennsylvania has new man in McCur-
dy, who, although the fastest race he
has run in this year was in 9;39, has
shown ability TO run well under $3.50.
In any event. Berna is so much SUI
perior to the field that he can probably
win as he pleaSes, so McCurdy may
compel him 10 lower his last years
record. Haimbaugh, Of Michigan, who
was third in 1911, will bear close
watching, as will also St Boyd and
wilmington, both of Harvard.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-31
YANKEES ARE DOING
GOOD HARD HITTING

for the circuit while runners were on
base. He also made a number of other
long walOps that did not reach quite
that far
idly. but not quite as hard as linn. He
is born swatter, and has hit at 800
clip all through his minor league ca
reer. It IS only lately, though, that
Simmons has shown his real form at
bat with the Yankees. He has had
some difficulty with major league
pitchers during the early. part of the
season.
Bert Daniels has displayed wonder
full ability with the willow since taking
VOTERS place. WOlverton placed him
at the head Of the batting array and
Bert has shown the sOundness of his
leaders judgment in this by getting
on base on his first trip to the plate
in every game since. Six times in the
last eight games Bert opened the fray
with a safe hit, and on the other two
occasions got on by being passed and
hit by the pitcher. Just now Daniels
is hitting about $50 for the season.
His hating percentage for the week is
over 500 and tops that of every other
man on the team Some weeks ago il
was rumOred that Bert was to be rele-
gated to the minors. a report that Vol
verton promptly denied, but even il the
Yankee chief did have any intention
of cutting the strings on Daniels it is
safe to say that no waivers will be
requested on his services now and
not for some time TO come if he keeps
up his present work. Daniels may not
be the preatest fielder pastiming in the
outer garden, but a palyer who can
get his base as often as Bert can man
age to stick in fast company
Gre is a little backward in showing
his skin with the stick. He finished
the 1911 season with q percentage Of
.S4S. but TO date is hitting far below
that figure. Birdie is sure to improve
in time though, and when he does the
Yankees should cause the best pitchers
in the league TO worry
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-31

Philadelphia, Pa, Nay 5l.-Only one
day in advance Of the 57th annual
track and field championships Of the
l. C. A A.. A. A., to be held on Frank
lin Field, philadelphia, tomorrow, the
outcome has the whole college and ath-
letic world guessing Whether the VIC
tor will be Cornell, the champion Of
1911; Pennsylvania OF Michigan, no
one win hazard his reputation TO make
a prophecy 1t is the consensus Of
opinion, however, that one of these
three teams will be returned the win
ner.
There is no doubt whatsoever that
at present Cornell is and should be
regarded as the favorite. The Ithacans
have a team Of veterans and point win
ners now in the best Of shape, VINO last
yea scored 20 Of the % points with
membered that Cornell never fails TO
uncover two or three star performers
about whom the college world knew
little in advance This being true, the
Ithacans are more likely 10 exceed
than fall short of p points
The University Of Pennsylvania, COM
monty regarded as Corneuis strongest
rival for the championship, has Of last
years point winners men who scored
only 10 points. Therefore IL VIII be
seen that for Pennsylvania 10 win the
Quakers must not only duplicate their
1911 performances, but find at least 10
additional from the new men.
Michigan May BE Dangerous.
There is a great deal of speculation
as 10 the part which Michigan viii
play. Last year the Wolverines fin
ished third, only a fraction Of a point
behind Yale. The Wolverines, OF
course, have lost their best men in
Craig, the winner OF the 100 and 200
yard dashes, and HOrner the shot put
ter. Michigan still has, however. the
nucleus for a very good team and IS
likely to put up a fierce fight in ev-
cry event.
There are four events which are IN
usually open They are the 100 and
22O yard dashes and the 100 and 226
yard hurdles. In the two sprints
there viii be only one starter from the
point winners Of last year, while in
the hurdles there win be but three Of
the 1911 point winners on hand The
two sprints are most uncertain Thorn
as, Of Princeton, who was fourth in the
100 yards last year, has not improved
TO any appreciable extent, and if he
wins it viii undoubtedly be because
of the poor field TO oppose him. Early
in the season the athletic experts were
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-31
Facts and Fancies For Fans
By Timothy Turner
About This JohnsOn-FIynn Business.

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4 what ne
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OF
Chnamans chance Maybe he viii But here's the point ryh
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purely
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-31
PLAYERS NEED TO
HAVE PROTECTION
CFrom Houston Chronicle.)

rom houston GuEOnlEle-l
The time has come when baseball
players and spectators alike must have
some protection from the foul mouth
fans. the caliber of the spectator 50
sOundly thrashed by Ty Cobb in the
stands at New York a few days ago.
The uncaIled for nagging at ball
players by a certain class Of spectators
is fast becoming one Of the greatest
drawbacks to the national game, and
IL Is for the prevention of just such
conduct as was shown at New York by
the spectator attacked by Cobb that
prominent GeOrSiaus are attempting
to overcome Players are human ana
can't be expected to stand for some OF
the remarks addressed at them by the
class OF fans that bet few dimes on
worth by jumping the players
Not only is the criticism heaped upon
players undesirable to the players, but
to the respectable fans who go to the
games for the real sport Of it. often
the language used by some buns is
very Objectionable and not fit to be
turned loose where respectable people
can hear it. The club owners would
make grand stand move If Just such
people were prevental from attending
games and at the same time the play
erS and spectators alike would be ben
Gifted.
Often clubs protect their patrons
from gambling in the stands. but little
neauWay IS being made in the prOtec-
ton Of the fans as we'll as ball players
from the vulgarity that emits from
the mouths of some few that attend
games just for the purpose of berat-
ing the players and making it Objec-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-31
WHITE BROTHERS
ARE GOOD BOXERS
Something About Johnny
COulOn, Who Made the
East Take Notice.
(BY TOM S. ANDREWs)

The White brothers, Of Chicago, Jack
and Charlie, both featherweights, have
been making remarkable strides in the
. fistic game Of late. For a time these
boys were considered just mediocre
fighters around Chicago, but they have
bounded into popularity with their
splendid contests against boys of high
class Jack has passed a bit beyond
the ~ limit and is now better off At
l26 than the real featherweight limit,
while Charlie is a legitimate feather.
Jack made his name and fortune when
he defeated frankie COnley so decis-
lively at Los Angeles. while Charlie
jumped right into the limelight the 9TH
er night when he whipped owen Mo-
ran, the British 12S FOUNDER, whom
many thought was a coming champion
and who gave Ad Wolgast hard fight
last fall Charlie is now after a battle
with Johnny Kilbane for the feather
weight championship of America and
Jack is after Jose Rivers, the CalifOr-
MA Mexican, who is matched to meet
Wols,ast for the title July at Los
Angeles
CouIon Clever Lad.
That wonderful little fighting ma
chine, Johnny COulOn. of Chicago, the
champion bantamweight, made the
fasteners sit up and take notice when
he met and defeated Young SOlzberg,
q popular youngster in New York. COU-
Ions work was so clean and clever that
BIZ the CRITICS went out OF their way to
give him a good word. johnny is an
other fighter Of the Jimmy Barry
stamp, with all the cleverness that the
famous bantam possessed and with
even a better head and just as hard a
hitter, although Barry was noted for
his hitting ability back in the early
50s- 1t is too bad that Sid Smith, the
British bantam, went home when he
did as he is very clever and a fight
between the two would have been well
worth watching Smith was fast as
lightning, and aaginst a master like
COulOn would have put up a great bat
tie The two may yet come together,
as Coulon has a feeling that he would
like TO visit England and arrange a
match or two on the other side. johnny
is also considering another match with
frankie burns, the Jersey bantam, who
made the mistake of trying to enter
the featherweight class and meet a
champion like Johnny Kilbane 1t was
mistake on Burnss part. although he
probably got more money for the match
than he could have secured for any
bantam match outside of another meet
in with COulOn. Burns and COulon is
the logical match for the American IT,
tie and the big club at New Orleans
has made a bid for it.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-31
lBr Harry CIoser.)

New York, n Y. May S1.-The Yam
KEGS showed remarkable Improvement
in their stickwork TIE past week,
gaining IS points in team batting and
climbing from seventh to second place
in the club rating. Were il not for
the fact that they slumped in their
fielding at the same time they would
have a much higher rating in their
winning percentage and might possibly
have better position in the race
Daniels, linn and Simmons deserve
most Of the credit for the big gain the
team has made in hitting. linn has
shown all the earmarks Of a coming
slugger Of the Schultz type. Twice
last week the Altoona recruit slammed
the ball into the ceaterfield bleachers
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-31

tiOnable to the fans who happen to
occupy seats near them
Just imagine the language Ty CObb'S
tOrmenter must have used If it was
sufficient to warrant Cobb taking inn
mediate action and fighting during the
progress Of the game it was surely IN
tit for any respectable person to hear
And ii had been going on for some
time and not one word had police Of
ficers or club officials said to the tor
mentor.
The CObb-DetrOit move was in the
right direction and viii start a cam
paign to have just such entirely elm
mated, thus keeping the game on the
level IL should have
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-31
WAS A RECORD CROWD
At PHILADELPHIA PARK

Philadelphia, Pa, May 31-The
largest crowd Of the season on the Ma
tiOnal league grounds here saw New
York in the afternoon game again
easily defeat Philadelphia. The visitors
scored three runs in the first inning
on three bases on balls by Chalmers
and two errors.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-31
G DEFEATS H COMPANY
N East GAVE AT POST

In a fast baseball game on the post
diamond, company G. OF the 22d in
fantry, defeated the fast H company
OF Sergt Gilbert featured the game
Out Of four times up he got Two three
baggers and a double Out OF % men
at bat, pitcher WalhOn famed %
Company has a return game with
company H for next Saturday after
noon G challenges any fast semiprO
team in Ell PasO.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-31
+44+4++4444A
ATTENTION. AMATEURS.

The Herald IS anxious to boost
amateur baseball in FL Paso.
Irs columns are open to any
news of any game on any town
names spelled properly, or chaI-
lenges. viii be printed when
brought to the sporting editor.
Material must be in The Herald
office before 9 o'clock in the
morning for publication that
same day.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-31
JOHNSON STRONG FOR REDS.

President Ban johnson, Ok the Ameri-
can league, thinks the Cincinnati
Reds have a good chance to stay out
in front. IF they keep up their pres
ent speed" he says. 1T is going to be
hard to stop them They have a world
of batting strength and are very
fast club. look TO see them hold uD
under Manager O'Day without a serious
slump"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-31

Summer weather means summer
clothes, and this is where you'll get the
good summer clothes, tailored the way
you want them Yes. I am enthusiastic
about these new woOlens I've Just re-
ceived, and you viii be, too il you'll
call and examine them and see the
many exclusive shades, models and
patterns shown by the Royal tailors
this summer. r. V. Pearson, 10 Texas.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-31

e. Ii TnIlorInr.

Royal tailored suits are guaranteed
in every detail--even the time Of deliv-
cry They cost no more than ready
made clothes Hundreds Of beautiful
summer fabrics to choose from. r. ".
Pearson, ITO Texas.