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his room with sickness.
Andrew Vance of Sloan left
last Friday for a visit with his
mother in Ohio. He expects to
be gone until about the middle
Of January.
Dark Brown Mare three
year old, branded jill Connect
ed) on left shoulder, shod all
around, head stall on. $1,000
reward. Cash Coulter.
1t will be some relief when
Woodrow Wilson actually takes
his seat in the white house, as
that will probably do away with
so many Trenton date lines,
which are of very little interest
to most people.
Miss Grace Langhof, the
twelve year old daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Robt. Langhofi Of FL
q, was the lucky holder of the
winning number and drew the
big doll at the Big store Tuesday
evening. She is delighted be-
y md measure.
All Xmas Toys at half price at Lee
mire Bros.
Poison came near experiencing
last week what Roman did last
August. Fire in the Mccarthy
drug store seriously menaced the
whole business section, but
thanks to their water system, it
was finally eXtinGQAIled before
any either buildings were burned.
It's a water system Roman needs
most.
The street light in front Of tie
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-10-28
Page
THE DOUBLE DOUBE-C CROSS
Tales Told At the Rinqside
By w. A. PheIon

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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-10-28

the same. Both moved up a base on
CURTIS sacrifice and both scored on
Cooks single oyer second. Cook was
caught at second. trying to stretch
the hit FaSsett TO Medina. Grady
fouled out to Kiefer.
FL Paso scored four in the third
inning With one out, Medina and
Kiefer walked Armstrong singled
over second, scoring Medina Erlck-
son dropped Bankers fly, letting kie-
fer score. H. Grady sacrificed, scOr-
ing Armstrong. Barker scored on a
passed ball by Grady
ScanlOn went to second and Nc
Gown to right field in the fourth in
ming.
Winning Run in the Ninth.
In the first half of the seventh in
ming the soldiers tied the score. With
one out, McGOwn walked. GUrtz and
AIcGown were both safe on H. Grady's
error, McGoBp making third on the
play. GUrtz tried to steal while Hill
went to sleep and was put out at sec
Ond. but McGOWn scored on the play
Cook lined out to Barker, who made
sensational run for the pill
In the ninth inning Erickson went
out. Medina to KiefeT. Kemp famed.
Scanlon doubled to center field. i.
Fisher, batting for McGOwn, popped
to Medina.
In the last half Of the inning. Leyva
hit to Gurtz. who threw the ball over
kemp's head, Leyva making third on
the wild throw. He scored a moment
and the game was over, putting FL
money.
The score.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-10-28

first man up, doubled to left. Tarango
followed with a single TO right, but
Boat was caught between third and
home. TarangO stole third and scored
when Lopez hit to Robinson, who
threw TO the plate to catch Tarang0
and Patterson let the throw go by.
Hurley Romps Around Sacks.
Hurley made two more in the third,
two in the fourth and four in the
seventh.
a protest was made by captain Dor
sey. of the Hurley team, when Cal
Earthman went in TO play second base
for the PecOs team. It had been
agreed before the tournament opened
that no professionals should play and
Earthman is classed as a professional
as he has played professional ball
The ec0rP-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-10-28

safe on Boats error. Cook took his
base when Fisher hit him. J. Grady
smashed one too hot to handle to
Hoover, who knocked IL down. Yost
hit to Hoover, who threw the ball
away and four runs came in. Erick-
son flied out to Boat. Fisher fouled 10
HOrnbuckle and Kemp went out on a
pop fly to Hoover.
No more runs were made until the
fourth inning, when the army scored
another. With two out Kemp singled
through Boat Lamb doubled to left,
scoring Kemp. Oppett flied out to
TsrangO.
Soldiers Score Seven Times.
In the next inning. the soldiers
made seven. Gurtz tripled to left,
Cook walked and stole second J.
Grady tripled to left, scoring Guertz
and Cook YOst brought in Grady on
a single over second. Yost went to
third on a wild throw by Fisher.
Erickson singled over second, scoring
y OSt Fisher went out Hoover 10
Hail Kemp flied out to thompson
Lamb singled to right, scoring Erick-
son and making second on the throw
in Oppett was safe when Lopez fun
Dled his ErOunder- ne stole second
and he and Lamb scored when Lopez
threw the ball away. Gurtz walked
when Fisher hit him, but went out
trying to steal second
In the sixth, the army boys added
two more runs to their string Cook
singled TO right field, Grady singled
past first and Cook went to third.
Tommy Thompson went in to pitch for
Pecos in the beginning Of this inning,
Fisher taking his place in left field.
Cook scored on HOrnbuckle's throw to
second. YOst went out, Boat to Hail.
Grady scored on EricksOn's sacrifice
to Fisher. F. Fisher singled over sec
Ond and stole second Lamb flied out
to Hoover and the agony was over, as
Hail, Hoover and Kemp went out In
one, two, three order.
The Box Score.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-10-28

Hurley OAple Jubilee magnificent
o o
remaining equally
Of he
depending
n
Ss2s5, so20 divided
Jubilee So.
O55o bring Hurley s2s47o bring
up, making
purse
games players joking
They the
got for better the future.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-10-28

Fl Paso wound up the baseball sea
son in FL Paso Sunday afternoon
when the FL Paso team defeated the
Hurley team by a score Of to O.
There was only a fair crowd in the
grandstand, but the attendance for the
day was better than on any other day
during the tournament.
Tine FL Paso-Hurley game was an
exhibition contest and followed the
game between the Fort Bliss team
and Pecos.
Ell PasO started the scoring in the
second inning, when two men came
across the plate. II. Grady singled
over second, his brother, VIII, sac
rificed- DOering hit safe to CIeland
and Grady went to third. Leyva
singled over second, scoring Grady.
DOering and Perkins flied out TO
Clarke, Leyva scoring on the second
fly. kiefer went out Mason to Rob
inson.
The local boys made another in the
third With two out, Medina was safe
on DOrsey's error H. Grady was safe
on an error by Cleland- VIII Grady
singled to left and Medina scored
DOerinS famed
In the next inning, the Ell Paso team
made four runs. Leyva laid one down
and Barclay fumbled it. Perkins hit
to Cleland. who booted. kiefer sac
rificed- Hill tripled to center, scor-
ing LseyVa and Perkins. Barker was
safe on a bunt and Hill scored Bar
ker went to third on Mason WllQ
throw TO first. Medina went out,
Dorsey to Robinson. Barker scored
when H. Grady singled past Barclay.
VIII Grady flied out TO Clarke.
FL PasO Adds Another.
One more was added to the score
OF 81 PasO in the sixth inning. Kie-
fer singled over second. Hill flied out
to Dorsey Kiefer stole second Kie-
fer scored and Barker was safe when
Robinson dropped Barclays low
throw. Barker stole second, but was
out when he attempted to pilfer an
other sack. Medina famed.
In the second half Of this inning,
Hurley scored four runs Mason
tripled to center. Dorsey singled to
the same place, scoring him. Cleland
singled to left and Clarke singled to
center, filling the bases. BarOldy went
out TO Kiefer, unassisted- Dorsey
scored on the play Robinson famed.
Brown hit to Perkins and Perkins
fumbled it, Cleland and Clarke sco--
ing when he threw the ball home.
DOerinE returned the ball to Perkins,
who put out Brown at second
In the last inning, SOrensOn singled
to right field and HarrOd fOuled out
to DoeTing along the first base line.
Armstrong went into left field in place
Of Barker, who had a sore ankle. Dor
sey famed. Cleland singled past third,
scoring SorensOn. Clarke flied out to
Medina
The score:
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-10-28
CORKING DECISION
ON CORK LEG SCORE
Player at Garfield, Colo. Loses Cork
Leg Before Crossing Plate, But
Umpire Calls il Run.
When Albert Billings kicked hi

When Albert Billings kicked his
cork leg across the home plate in the
ninth inning. the score being already
a to tie, the umpire called the
runner safe, and then the last game
Of the season at Garfield, Colo, broke
up in a row However. umpire Jerry
Carter consulted the rule book. de-
clared that there was no precedent,
and held to his decision
When the teams lined Up for play.
it was found that one team was shy
man Billings, of the cork leg, vOlun-
teered, and the first thing he did was
to knock a two Dagger He stole
third and started home when one
OF his teammates hit to sh0rtstop.
The shOrtstOp tossed the ball to the
catcher ten feet ahead Of the runner.
the cork leg flew off, and crossed the
plate. while the owner OF the leg
dropped 10 the ground The catcher
stepped out and tagged the prone
figure. but the umpire was Watchi- =
closely and ruled that the foot at the
end OF the cork touched the plate.
The opposition team claimed that
Billings was out because the catcher
tagged him before he crossed the
plate
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-10-28

aL6ERhoH SWIM BURNE WAS
CRLLIN6 on HIS RN6ELIH= HE
HAD 9T LAST GOTTEN HIS
Courage Up TOTHE CABLING
POINT and As THEY WERE
sEATED ON The SOFA. AE BEGAH
f4URRIEOLY BEFORE HIS
RESOLUTION OCZED OUT AN
GELINE, HHVE a QUESTION
TO ASK YOU. WHIST IS Missed
AN6ELfNE, just IS TBOU6A
SHE ARDNT BEEN STEERING
HIM UP TO IT all RLOHG. @AHI
YOU O-TO- JUST THEH AM
GEuNES LITTLE BROTHER SIOZk
HIS He'd OUT FROM UNDER The
SOFA AHD PJPED. niE QUESTION
IS, RNGELIHE, IF SILSs HOPKINS
6oT NOISY m n4EaTPE ARD T9EY
THREW Nm OUT WOULD >I0U sly
THEV WEPE HEHWNS 2 81
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-10-28
NOTES OF THE TOURNAMENT.

Center fielder Grimes, of the Pecos
team, looked like the fastest man on
the diamond. Nothing seemed to get
by him and he moved along with little
short steps, but he is some speedy. It
is a tOssup between him and GUrtz as
to who is the fastest base runner
GuTtz looked more daring because he
is heavier The thing the crowd liked
best about Grimes was his clean play
ing, and he always got a hand when
he went to the plate
Gurtz is going to quit the army next
year and play professional baseball
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-10-28
IESILLA PARK BOYS
DEFEAT Ell PASCAES.

The II Paso Military institute foot
ball team is back in town, sore but
game. They went to Mesilla Park on
Saturday and played the New Mexico
A and n. first eleven
The Aggies, far heavier than the Fl
Pasoans, rOmped up and down their
spines and, taking the pigskin away
from them, rushed it up and down the
field TO their hearts content
When the game was over, the Fl
PasOans had a big goose egg on their
side OF the score board and the New
Mexicans had 40 points. but the FL
PasOans have not quit They are going
to play some more football in Fl PasO.
Now that the baseball season is over.
the school boys are looking forward to
some fast scrimmages on the grid
iron.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-10-28
EINN - 80

New York. Oct 2S-WilIiam KoIeh-
mainen. the Finnish distance cham
piOn, who made a new worlds mara
thOn record at Newark. n. J., won an
international professional IS mile race
at Celtic park in 1:2O:12- The worlds
record of 1-1S.15 for this distance is
held by A E Wood, of England Hans
Holmer. of this city, was second, $50
yards behind the winner, and over one
third Of a mile ahead OF the third
man, Thure JOhannsen, Of Sweden
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-10-28
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-10-28

Summary OF uames
Innings pitched by Kay, s; by
Cook, ].
Runs made off Kay, 5; off Cook, O.
Hits apportioned-Off Kay, 6; off
Cook, ].
Two base hits-Barker, .
Stolen bases-EI Paso, 4; Army. =
Struck out-By Armstrong, 6; by
Kay, 5; by Cook. .
Base on balls-Off Armstrong, 8; off
Kay, 2: off Cook. 0.
Batters hit-By Kay. l.
Double plays-ArmstrOng to H,
Grady.
Time OF game-1:3O.
Umpire-De Virgins.
Scorer-Campben
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-10-28
SOLDIERS HAVE FORMED
A FOOTBALL. TEAM NOW

The 22d infantry has organized a
football team under the captaincy Of
F. A Martin, OF company II. and they
want to mix it up with any OF the local
boys who are aching for a tryout. They
are particularly anxious to play the
Globe Mills.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-10-28

He was a star in the San Antonio City
league before the 22d came to FL PasO
and he was star Of the Fl PasO City
league.
Armstrong is the Mathewson type
Of pitcher He believes in letting the
men back Of him help him win the
game. He is a clean cut ball player
and looks like a conner
Nolan. Of the Hurley team. proved
an old war horse in the tournament.
He pitched every game Hurley played
and won them all This, despite the
fact that on Saturday he was so sore
he could hardly throw a ball across
the plate without feeling a twitch in
his arm
Johnson. the Hurley sOuthpaw. who
was put out Of the game Friday. IS
still suffering from a sprained ankle.
He is game, for he wanted TO 90 back
in that game, but the rules would not
permit il.
The PecOs team had more FL Pasoans
on it than PeCOsites- Hoover. ThOmp-
son, Lopez TarangO and Paul Fisher
are all FL Paso City league players
Harold Sorenson the Hurley center
fielder. looks like a conner. He swings
at a ball as if he meant to hit it and
he carries a bat that none Of the other
men can SWING lie DlLCueS some
times. too, and he can deliver the
goods.
Rary. who pitched for Peccs on sat
urday, struck out the first four Hur-
ley men that faced him.
Sensational catches Of flies in the
outer garden were made by Tarango,
Grimes and Medina
Harry Kane. who is coaching the
army team, is a scrapper. He is a goat
getter on the coaching line
1t is rumOred that De Virgins, who
has umpired all the tournament
games. is going into faster company
next season
One Hurley man wanted TO know
why the diamond is not turned around
to face north and south. the same as
in other cities. There is some dope
for the city fathers to figure on when
they build that new reinforced con-
crete grandstand.
Will Grady, the Ell Paso third base
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-10-28

up to that time was made by Arm
strong in the first inning of this
game 7. Grady drove a liner to him
while GUrtZ was on third and Cook
on first. Armstrong caught the ball,
held Gurtz on third and threw Cook
out at second.
The score.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-10-28
GAME PLENTIFUL AT SANTA ROSA

GAME PLENTIFUL AT SANTA ROSA.
Santa Rosa, \. NJ, Oct. 2S.-The
beautiful lakes of this vicinity, Of
which there are ten or more within
radius of two miles of town. are at
tracing local hunters because OF the
large numbers of wild ducks now NOV
ing. While some Of these lakes have
afforded good fishing. both bass and
perch, little is heard OF the fisher
men.
November l. the opening of the
quail season. viii find an unusually
large number Of birds in and abO'
the hills close to town, and other small
game is plentiful
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-10-28
Summary OF Game.
d base hif-R0aT

Summary OF Game.
Two base hit-BOat.
Stolen bases Hurley, =; PecOs, s.
Sacrifice hits-Hurley, !; PecOs, ].
Struck out-By Nolan, >; by Rary, 9.
Base on balls-By Nolan, /; by
Rary 3.
Time of game-1:33.
Umpire-De Virgins.
Scorer-Campbel.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-10-28
HURLEY WINS CHAMPIONSHIP Of The SOUTHWEST
L PHS0, PEG0S AND ARMY
TIE FOR SECOND POSITION

Attendance at Jubilee Baseball Tournament Is Compar
ativey Small and Winning Team Gets Only Sum
of $135.5O For First Prize Total Receipts
For the Series Aggregate $884O5
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-10-28

Innings pitched-By Kay 6, by Cook l
Runs made-Off Kay 3, off Cook O.
Hits Experimentation Kay 9, off
Cook I.
TwO-base hits-Barker %.
Stolen bases-El .Paso 4, Army Z.
Sacrifice hits-El PasO ].
Struck out-By Armstrong s. by Kay
3, by Cook ..
Bases on balls-By Armstrong 3, by
Kay ., by Cook 0.
Batters hit-By Kay l.
Double plays-Armstrong to H.
Grady
Time Of game-1:3O.
Umpire-De Virgins.
Scnrar-- Cam hcll
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-10-28

S=essE5l-
CHRRLiE O'NEILL HAD BEEN
FISHING RLL Day DE FISH EITHER
WEREN'T THERE ORWEREHT BITING
so CHARLIE TED TIE LINE TO
HIS TOE AND TRRIHG q SAMPLE
OF THE Bat FROM TIE JUG. WENT
TO SLEEP HE WAS 5WAHENE0
By p TUG At TIE LINE AND
RELIED IN on THE no OK WAS
An OLD BOOT AND INSIDE TIE
BOOT WAS 2 NOTE WHICH ASRED,
IF PAT IS IRISH Ord BRIDGET
Is IRISH - TIE BR5Y IRISH
STEW p
OFFlCERii
THxE That HORRID MAN RlGHI
OUT. Hes FULL OF SUMDRoPs
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-10-28

Summary of Game.
Innings pitched by Fisher, 3; by
Runs irs7'I made. off Fisher. u; off
Hits appOrtioned, off Fisher, s; off
Thompson, 3.
Three base hits, GUrtz, Grady.
Stolen bases, Army, 8.
Sacrifice hits PecOs, l..
Struck out, by Fisher, 2; by Thomp-
son, o; by Oppett, 8.
Base on balls, by Fisher, /; by
Thompson, !; by Oppett, ?.
Batters hit, by Fisher. J.
Passed balls, by HOrnbuckIe, 1.
Time Of game, 1 hour and Is
Umpire, De Virgins
Scorer, Campbell.
Sunday Morning Game.
Ell PasO won the Sunday morning
game from Fort Bliss by score Of 6
TO 5 Although the game was sched-
uled Tor only seven innings 1t was
necessary to play nine innings to de-
eide the contest
The soldiers scored two in the first
inning. Gurtz opened the game with
a two base hit to left field. He went
to third on a ball which Fassett let
go by him and scored when Fassett
recovered the bail and threw wild to
viii Grady at third Coop tripled to
center field and scored on YOsts single
over second, YOst making second on
the throw in. Grady popped to Kie-
fer. Fisher hit through short, Yost
making third. Fisher went to second
on Barkef's throw in to third Erick-
son was safe on Medina's error and
NOst was out at home, Medina to Hill
to Fassett. Fisher was out trying to
score, Fassett to Kiefer to Fassett.
Army Leads Up to Third.
Ell PasO scored one in the second
half of the first inning. Medina
singled over second and made second
on a wild throw by Kemp; made third
on a passed ball by J. Grady and
scored on Kiefer's sacrifice. Arm
strong famed and Barker, after walk
ing when hit by Cook, was caught
trying to steal second.
In the second inning Fort Bliss
scored two more ScanlOn singled be-
tween short and third. McGOwn did
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-10-28

Summary of Game.
Two base hit-HarrOd.
Three base hits-MasOn, Hill
Stolen bases-EI Paso, 4.
Sacrifice hits-EI Paso, l.
Struck Out-By Leyva, s. by Ma
son. .
Base on balls-By Leyva, 1; by Ma
son, O.
Batters hit-By Mason, /
Wild pitches-By Leyva, J.
Passed baIIs-By Brown, J.
Time Of game-1:3S
Umpire-De Virgins.
Scorer saun0he1T
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-10-28
Sunday Afternoons First Game.

In the first game of the afternoon
Sunday, the Fort Bliss team played
rings around the PecOs bunch and
ended a seven inning agony with the
score standing "A to >, in favor of the
soldiers.
1t was Pecos that started the scor-
ing in this game. In the first inning
the boys from down Texas way made
two runs. Boat and Thompson walked
and HOrnbuckIe sent them along a
base on a sacrifice Hail hunted and
Boat was out at home for running out
OF the line. Hoover flied to Erickson,
who dropped the ball, and Thompson
and HOrnbuckle cantered home Rary
went out, Cook to Kemp.
In the second half Of this inning,
Fort Bliss scored four. Gurtz was
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-10-28

VIII Grady, the FL Paso third base
man, is a star at that position.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-10-28
Second Game n TIE.

With excitement running through
every inning, the FL PasO-FOrt Bliss
game, which ended in a tie, was as
pretty an exhibition as has been seen
on the local diamond in many a day.
Clean playing was noticeable and
there was a tendency on the part OF
the players to cut away from umpire
batting tactics and play to win
Both teams played good ball FL
PasO scored first in the second half
Of the second inning. Barker started
the inning by knocking a fly back of
first which Erickson dropped after
running way over from center field
in an attempt to get the ball. But
Barker tried to steal third after he
had succeeded in pilfering the second
sack and he was out. H Grady got
an infield hit near shortstOp. His
brother VIII Grady, followed with a
single to right field and Henry went
to third, VIII stealing second. DOer-
ing knocked a hard one to Kay and
DOering stole second, while Henry
Grady went home. viii Grady was
caught at home when Leyva hit to
GurtZ.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-10-28
snturdny,s Games.

Hurley won the first game from
PecOs Saturday afternoon by a score
Of II to ?. 1t was a ragged contest
replete with errors and the fans were
pleased when it was over and they had
a chance to see some real baseball
They got what they wanted in the sec
ond contest. for it ended in a score OF
for the FL PasO team and 8 for Fort
Bliss. It might have gone on for
many more innings. but the shadows
of night stole up behind the grand
stand and stopped the contest. neces-
stating the playing of another game
SUNDAY morning