El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-08-17

I heavyweight, would have a chance to
beat Palzer on points in 1o-round 80.
William Dementral, the Greek de-
mon" Jack Leon. the Russian
bear" are matched for a finish wrest-
( ling match at Salt Lake Labor day.
I The two have wrestled before, but the
contest was not decisive one
According to information CLEANED
from baseball men conyersant with the
financial status of the various major
league clubs, none Of the club owners
will lose money this year. in point Of
receipts versus expense. 1t is eStlmat-
ed that the Giants will yield nearly
S25O,00O in profits, which, in part will
pay for the new Brush stadium The
Boston Red SoX have done a phenom-
email business at home and abroad and
may provide a net profit of 100000,
not including the worlds series rakeoff
if the team takes part in the big series
next October.
The Chicago White Sox, while leading
the American league race early in the
season. coined money for Comiskey and
are still drawing big crowds at home
the profits being estimated at S175,O00,
if not more
It is said that the Pittsburg club may
earn 800, 1000 or more and that the
great work of the Washingtons will net
a similar amount more than any pre-
vious Washington club ever made.
The Brooklyn club took in enough
money up to Memorial day to cover
expenses, it is said, and will make
snug profit-say $4,000.
The New York Americans will not
show a deficit, but their profits will be
less, it is said, that at any time since
the club was first placed in this city.
The St Louis Cardinals will clear may
be $4,000, while the Browns it is be
lieved, will be trifle better than even.
by the Brooklyn National league team
to Newark, Of the International league.
The White Sox will train in Los An
geles this winter and will start east
next March. stopping along the S. P.
en- route to play local teams. A match
will probably be arranged in FL Paso.
Manager Bill Dahlen, of the Brooklyn
National league baseball team, is to be
deposed in favor of Jake Daubert, star
first sacker, according to a persistent
report. Although Charles H. Ebbetts,
president of the Brooklyn club, denies
that the change is under contempla-
ton, the rumor is from a reliable
source.
Secretary J. H. Farrell. of the Ma
tional Minors association, has issued
the following bulletin:
SuSpended-By Baltimore, Walker,
Martini by DallaS. kay Crazy by Troy,
BUmpus Jones; by Syracuse, Catiz; by
Macon. pitcher Schultz; by Canton. o.,
H. HUMPHREYS; by Ottumwa, John Cav
anaugh, Harry Hughes, Charles Jaeger.
Henry Jacobson, Robert Hallett. Rob-
ert Hyde; by Seward, Neb., John Luech-
en-; by Appleton, Edward Williams; by
Galesburg, Roy Blausser; by Jackson,
Miss, King; by Cairo. Ill, James Fair
cloth; by Longview. Tex, Edward APP
pletOn; by Tulsa. W. P. Gourley; by
Frankfort, KY, Bernard WeitzeL
Reinstated-Byi Indianapolis. Alfred
Kaiser; by Louisville. Charles Snyder;
by Atlanta, Howard; by Montgomery,
Bagby; by Baltimore. Walker; by Ed
monitor, Slight; by Dallas, Joe Pate; by
Dubuque Ernest Johnson; by Superior,
Wis, Persch; by Muscatine. o. r
Boothby; by Galesburg, Roy Blausser;
by Illinois Missouri league, umpire Dit
Spencer. umpire NJ E. Sigler; by Beat
rice. Neb., J. barrow; by Frankfort.
Ky, Lister Cornell.
Jud Daley. recently purchased from
Brooklyn, has signed a contract and
will play the outfield for Nashville for
the remainder of the season