El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-30
Here Is Fight Card
Fans Desire To See
Wolgast and Mcfarland Would
Be Greatest Drawing Card
Possible.
CBY LEWIS ARMs)

TT is mighty Disappointing Ihat IL Is
utterly impossible for Packey Nc
4 FarIand TO make the weight which
zVolqast demands Of him for a cham
pionship match.
mat weight is 1S3 pounds ringside
and BY inference Actarlano mas -
mftred that he can not 90 IT, OIlleL 49,
there would have been Championship
20 between the two men ere now
WoIEast really wants to meet NC
Farland and probably would DC WllIlns
10 take him on a. eaten We1SAIs 49,
# not for his Obdurate manager, rom
Jones. Jones isn't kicking any utIeS
away from him, or taking chances
Wolgast believes that his in1lg nIlns
Is faster than Mcfarland can stop Ihey
1a-a All matched Up for bout In Nil
vaukee q few months ago when the au-
thorities interviewed ana since lne u
these two brilliant youngsters nave NJ
talked fight McFarlandS oeLeal o.
Nc wells vas conclusive ana satisfy
ing. 1t showed that Packey deserves
ali the peans of praise that nave oeeli
Sung of his cleverness- It also proven
that England has no ngnIW elBnt " ~
- cornDete with the American mace
champs for Wells had trimmed all IN
British territory 4-t-
The fans would Ike TO see d lAelo-
between WOlgast and Mct 'arlanu' OFSL
: limited number Of ROUNDS, az c9lcu
weights. just to get some SOFT OF d illS
on their comparative aplliJy; -....-
While Packey ssrecorQ IS lII NJ. me
II is no more so than Wolgast $. FacAsy
trimmed One Round Hogan in 1U ROUNDS
au5 his admirers sang rhapsOuies u
ioz- WoIrast beat hogan IN one rOuHu,
on the knockout route, and little was
n tight between the two Mcfarland
--obabTv would try to keep WolgaSl az
Ione range while the little Aiclllsa--
wildcat would, as he always Goes ~ ~
TO get inside his opponents guard. " o.
-eS+ Is the most terr111c lnLlsnleL u
his mounds that ever has 1een DeAOI &
4ba American public, according 70
GOOD many experts who are comps en-
p 5udre. Mcfarland IS adluoged me
CIeTerest long range fighter among Lns
1-esenf dav Iightweights, by these same
critics ...,-- ,,rev,-
a--asse1 by the fact that ne IS not
a champion and he goes along ms W4g
picking up as mucn chanse a. 49, " ti+
p real champion. rms Is d AtILo -
calling TO WOlgast. who in the east rs
not given the publicity Wnlcn Is Us ,-e.L-I
the need of q title holder ana ilaICn
between the two would 40 2 10y ~
clarity the atmosphere " , o-se-SS =
hot for it. Mcfarland probably VIII pc
willing. II the weight IS IN any way
suitable.
Very few old timers are held in the
esteem that the fight public he!ds
Tommy Ryan. the indicated mlooIe-
WEIGHT champion Of the world, reIlreu-
No novice ever attempts TO oredK IN
among the heavies without first Jrylns
- g-eF RYAN TO bring him out" JEFF
tries was the finished product OF
Rvsn's STYLE Until Ryan taught MN
that famous crouch jeff was little more
than a sparrfing partner mark
American newspapers in Mexico city
carry full pony reports Of the major
league games. showing that no matter
where Americans 90 they still retain
nj in
game.
Tyrus Raymond Cobb is not off to his
usual brilliant start this season The
Detroit wonder is bingling below the
800 mark and is not executing MS usual
dash and daring on the base lines ana
when Cobb goes bad likewise goes the
whole Detroit squad
The worlds road racing record is an
average Of 74.9 miles per hour made
last October on the santa Monica CallI-,
course This beat the time OF the
famous Navarro over an Italian
speedway 3 mile per hour The
speed demons at the ocean now declare
that 74-9 will 60 by the DodIos ueAS S
SATURDAY. when the greatest drivers and
cars in the world assemble for the an
nual classic
II looks as though Rube MarQuard OF
the New York Nationals Is gong 20
have q great wear. This is not so mucn
because the Rube is showing anything
out Of the ordinary as yet. as because
OF the simple fact that the Giants are
hitting behind him There are pitchers
on every league team. whom the play
erS "hit behind" Other UWlrleTS may
have lust IS much but the players do
not seem able to pile up runs behind
him.
Ricardo de Marquis seems TO be the
bright spot behind whom the Giants
can paste the ball He has won three
games to date. all that he mas twlrleo,
and IN every game his comrades have
pasted the ball 10 q fare-ye-wel
, As the season grows older Richard
viii get better His southpaW shoots
Will be Jumping and his curves slant
ing at right angles. If the Giants con-
unue 20 do the heavy behind him
little RUDE who has for several years
been casugated as the $1,000 lemon"
may hang up a record which will rival
some OF the old time marks which
Chrlsty MathewsOn. Bender. Wild BIZ
Donovan, ct al have writ in baseball
history.