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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-21

Kilbane should score it, il before ten
rounds, Atteu- Kilbane, 1 repeat
strikes me as great l to chance
Ad Wolgast is playing a week Of
vaudeville in Los Angeles Of course.
we all remember q Few months ago
when Ad said TIA, lie was through
with the stage for good and all The
equation OF easy money is de-
stroyer Of resolutions.
This sounds fair enough, shipped
from q baseball periodical: A base
bail n statisticia1 Of New York. who
thinks he knows the valuation OF star
ba sebal players, estimates that the
all-star team that beat the Clevelands
for the Joss benefit last summer would
bring the following prices If placed on
the market. Cobb, it will be noted.
leads them all. Ford $50. 900, Johnson
$50, 600, Wood $4,000, Livingston $4,000.
Street $4,000, Chase $4,000 Collins
$50. GOO, Baker $40 600. Wallace $4,000,
Crawford $4,000, Speaker SO, 900, Cobb
S35, 900, and Milan $4,000. He ADDS gen
erously that this team as a whole
would win a worlds championship in
a walk.
There is no stopping Ty Cobb. There
is no plan Of action TO be carried out TO
check him When going at his best ne
is absolutely Irresistible; every player
who ever went against him viii ad-
NIT It
In TINS cOnnecuOn- there Is SloL1
Of Tvrus when Clark Griffith was in
the league The Tigers we're playing
New York and Tyrus had dashed from
first to third on a sacrifice hit by Ross
man The play was so brilliant that
all New York talked OF it, That night
after the game Ty went to the New
York club house, where the visiting
team also dresses, to get a drink Of
water
He overheard Griffith and Hal Chase
talking with George SlOriarty, the pres
ent Tiger captain. about Tvs play
He won't pull that Off again said
Chase: wen lay for him tomorrow.
Tyrus heard and Immediately looked
up Rossman.
You sacrifice every time I get on
tomorrow II Won can manage 10 do so,
Ross" said Ty, and he explained why.
And the next day. big Claude sacri-
feed twice as Ty had asked Both
times the Georgian dashed 10 third in
safety. despite the fact that the great
est first-sacker baseball has ever
known was waiting to check him in
just that trick
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-21
fight,gentlemen wiz be
for the featherweight cham

66"oDAY's fightgentlemen viii be
for the featherweight cham
pionship of the world The
weight is 122 pounds. Charles Eyton
VIII referee On my right, gentlemen.
is Abe Attell, champion OK the world, on
my left Johnny Kilbane. of Cleveland +"
These, or approximately these words,
tomorrow afternoon at Vernon, Los
angeles by announcer Reynolds. viii
set into action what promises TO
be the greatest little scrap OF the
year.
Abe Attell. for ten years champion
OF the featherweight division, CANDLES
with his title tomorrow and it re-
mains to be seen whether Johnny Kill
bane, the sprightly young OhiOan is
as good as his fights Of recent months
would indicate.
They have met before two years ago,
and Atteu outpointed Kilbane over
the ten round course. Since that time
it is reasonable to suppose that At
tell has gone back a bit while Kill
bane certainly has been coming for
ward
Kilbane's most recent spectacular
victory was his knockout Of Joe Riv-
rs Of Los Angeles in Il rounds
Rivers had a previous decision over
Kubane which was so loudly disputed
that Charlie EytOn resigned his posi-
ton OF referee for Tom McCarey.
since LLdl LlIu6 ne mas Deen luNelEleQ
into assuming his old responsibilities
and Is rated on the coast as the best
referee since the days OF George Siler.
Rivers flush with his decision VIC
tory over Kilbane and imbued with
the feeling that the latter absolutely
did not have me punch walked in
wide open in the 18th round and Kill
bane copied him on the vulnerable
place In the jaw. It was good night
10 Rivers
Now Rivers is a big boy, much bigger
than Attell and ne has shown since
he was a kid that he could assimflate
punishment. While kilbane's blow
was more or less OF a chance one,
It IS undoubtedly true that it had to
have the proper steam behind IL even
at that TO upset the Mexican
Therefore, I figure that ali things
considered, If Kflbane viii. in the ma
Jority OF the time tomorrow. stand
toe TO toe with Attell that he has a
fine chance Of winning for 1t has been
a long time since Attel has been in
a 20 round fight and a very, very long
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-21
CLOSEST CAME IN, HISTORY
Is PLAYED AT UTATWFTr.u

PIainVieW, Tex, Eeb- 2I.-CanYon
state Normal defeated WayIand Bsptfst
college at basketball on the local
grounds by respective scores Of 81 to 2
and - to r. The second game was hess
and most interesting that has ever
been seen on the local grounds The
score at the end OF the first half stood
10 g in favor Of Canyon. but VVavIanf
came back and played them off their
feet in the second period Lair did great
work Tor Canyon. and Hatch Ballard
and Ilobetts were strong for WayIar7
Canyon GOber. Lair and Key. forwards
Holden center. smith, Pipkin and Reed.
guards Wayland. Ballard and Gentrv.
guards Ilbbetts and Jcles- guards
Hatch, center Referee, Prof Miller. 81
Canyon umpire. Prof. Wray. OF Wav-
land, both OF whom are the respective
coaches for the teams.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-21
FEDERATION TOURNEY
WILL DECIDE TITLE
lRY RUTH N. AUGURl

The first tournament was conducted
on the elimination basis, and was Won
by Bfsbee. This method was felt 10 pc
unfair in many ways so With the second
tournament held last spring, the per
centage basis was adopted OF the 10
cal teams the .-Y' Is IN the lead IN the
standing having played five games
winning four and losing one. the iii
comes next, with six games played, four
won and two lost. and the Institute
third with five games played, three won
and two lost.
BIsbee's team has practically the
same lineup as the championship one %
the first tournament. and under E. n
RObinsOn's coaching. is expected TO Be
q formidable trophy contender. The
players who are expected from Bisbee
are O'Malley. center; Champion ana
r. Benton. forwards; s. Benton and
Naffeo. guards. Struthers and Brown.
subs
Tne Bisbee team has won every game
1t has played 50 far.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-21

Basketball activity OF the season 70
cuses itself at Y NJ c. A. Friday and
Saturday, when the third annual tour
nament of the Southwestern Athletic
Federation cOnclusively viii determine
the matter Of the championship or the
southwest
A federation fellowship banquet viii
open the performance Friday noon
The games viii be played in five sec
tons two games a section, Friday art
ernoon. Friday night, Saturday morn
ing, afternoon and night Each team
plays the each other team once, and
the trophy and title are awarded on
the percentage basis
Just how many outside teams viii
compete is not yet known definitely.
The A. & n win arrive Friday morn
ing, and the Larry Moneys Shamrocks
from Bisbee are coming Friday morn
ing. A team from Las Vegas may come,
as they are corresponding with the Fed
Grafton secretary about the tournament
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-21
TOM ANDREWS THINKS
KHBANE HAS CHANCE
~ ION S. ANDREWS

Los Angeles has been keeping Up its
record Of championship fights this sea-
son with regularity that is astonishing
Tom McCarey. the promoter of thar
city, mas been fortunate in picking out
good matches, and where titles were at
stake. The contest which be has scheo-
uled for February p. Washington s
birthday. between Abe AttelL the
featherWeight champion. and Johnny
kilbane. Of Cleveland, O.. should prove
enc Of the most attractive cards the
coast fans have had this season There
Is no more foxy featherweight in the
business today than Abe Atte0, and
he is probably the cIeverest man now
before the public but he is meeting a
strong young fellow in Klbane, one
who is extremely clever, and with
probably more stamina than Attel- XIII
bane has a splendid chance TO cop Of
the worlds title for a man VINO can
heat such boys as Joe Rivers, Patsy
Kline and Frankie COnley is certainly
worthy Zoe Tor anyone, whether he be
8 champion or not 1t is simply ques-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-21

ton whether AttelTs recuperatiye pow
ers will be sufficient to pull MIN
through the tight places; If he still has
the stamina then his chances for VIC
tory are first class, # not, there Is IL
bic to be a new featherWelght cham
pion after February p.
Frank Klaus, the Pittsburg fighter,
is claiming the middleweight title and
so is Billy Papke, but they all over
look Eddie McGoorty, VINO mas as III Qcn
claim to IT as anyone. Papke IS too
heavy and I doubt whether he viii ever
be able to make 15S ringside again
Klaus IS a good boy and one Of the pest
Goorty. JACK Dillon, Buck Grouse and
others. not forgetting Dave Smith, OF
Australia, although I doubt whether
Dave can make the weight now, hay
ing scaled over $50 when he fought
both Clabby and Thompson. Hugo KEEL
ly is also a contender, but must defeat
the above named before he can get the
plum. OF the lot I like McGOOrty's
chances as well as any ones
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-21
Firm Foundation

Nothing Can Undermine 1t in FL PasO.
People are sometimes slow 10 recOg-
nize true merit. and they cannot be
bIsn,ed. for so many have been hum
bugEed in the past. The experience Of
hundreds of FL Paso residents, eX-
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and other sources, places Doan's Kid
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and they saved me many hours of mis-
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attack of kidney complaint and L
know they will do as good work for
other people. Ny customers told me
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kidney Pills brought about IT gives
me pleasure to recommend this rem
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For sale by all dealers Price 90
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Remember the name-Doan's-a
take no other.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-21
Contests ARE CALLED OFF
BECAUSE or TTPPnVr.7Tr,7

The trophy contenders Of the 'r77'
Commercial league could not get
whack at each other at All Tuesday
night in spite OF the fact that thew
were spelling for a fight The reason
Is that IN preparation for the South
western Amateur Athletic Federation
basketball tournament. end partitions
are being constructed behind each goal
post in the gym and these we're nor
completed in time for the Commercial
games This postponement VIII length
en- the Commercial league schedule one
week The end partitions viii quicken
the game. eliminating the out OF bounds
play at the two ends TIE partitions
VIII also minimize the danger or acct
dents from rushing against the ap-
paratus around the gym
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-21
FINISH WITH BROAD JUMP
AT THE Y. N. c. A. MEETIN

Tuesday afternoon closed the com
Detition In the running broad jump
event at the s'Y" The winners in the
various classes were: Props, Edwin
ood 10 feet. & inches. Younger boys
class "B." Chester Wright, first, II
feet. y. Brockmoeler. second, u feet,
inches. Younger boys a IL Beven,
IA feet. 3 inches; c. Leighton, second,
"a feet. 9 inches. Older boys, W. Race,
first. 16 feet: H Hendrick, second, IA
feet. s inches. Employed boys, r. Hem,
first. Is feet, 4 inches; David Hughes,
second. Il feet 9 inches. Regulars, ".
Stevenson. first, u feet inches. 7.
I,orenz. second. Is feet. 6 inches The
event for next week viii be the pursuit
race.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-21
COAL OIL JOHNNIES
MAY BAR BASEBALL
University Of Chicago Con
siers Point of
Diplomacy.

Chicago. Ill. Feb. 21=Unlversity q
Chicago students were surprised re-
garding the athletic situation IN that
institution yesterday when 10 was dis
covered that the board OF physical cul-
ture Is considering the adVlsability q
dropping baseball this spring.
The baseball problem IS considered
by the Chicago board members which
has been discussing the possibility o.
dropping all inter-coIlegiat contests
Students think baseball may be called
off at least temporarily pending the
settlement OF the amateur question IN
the big eight"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-21

They put Ty Cob up against the
goat stuff, shunted him over the burn
ing sand and treated him to the slap
stick at Detroit Ty took three Ma
sonic degrees and was elected vice
president Of the class.
News being duh. president Murphy
announced that Ed Reulbach would go
to the Boston Braves for Lefty Tyler.
When that had soaked in he further
announced that Vic Safer and Fred
Toney would also go to the Braves
In exchange for "a first baseman."
Pitcher George Bell. late Of Brook
lyn, lands with Newark. He was sent
10 Toronto, which decided II could not
use him. Along with Bell goes EnoS
Kirkpatrick, an infielder secured by
Brooklyn from Dayton. Ohio. and also
temporarily placed at Toronto.
Fred Knowles, former secretary of
the New York club. died in Denver on
February /. After going to Denver
Knowles appeared to improve and was
came a week before death and he real
lied that the end had come 10 his
hopes.
sian rugs and a lobby fashioned after
those OF the big hotels viii be features
Of Charles Ebbet's new baseball park
in Brooklyn. according TO an announce
ment- Uniformed pages viii be on the
job TO tell the chauffeur where a spec
tatOr wants his car
Brooklyn Is after another southern
college star in jerks Giuen, Of Sc
vance university He Is pitcher ]
though better known for his work IN
football He has been elected captain
Of the -SeWanee eleven for 1912, but
II he accepts the Brooklyn offer the
college game viii lose his services
ID
married last week in Chattanooga to
Miss Wayne Shelley. There IS quite a
romance connected with the wedding.
Higgins stopped in g piano store and
sang several songs The girl now his
wife was there and played the accom-
panlments- There was an introduc-
tion-courtship, marriage.
If what secretary Joe O'Brien says
IS true-that RUDE MarQUard was not
holdOut-then the RUDE got some
fearful rOasts that he did not deserve
He was referred to as a pitcher car
and then, because he happened" 70
have a winning streak, showed his
gratitude By trying to hold I'D his CLUB.
James Neary trainer for the Boston
Nationals, VIII continue to look after
the physical condition OF the Braves
during the coming season. Jimmy has
been with the club for several years
under several managers, and has given
perfect satisfaction. He was very
fast sprint runner UP to a few years
ago, and is a perfect athlete. He IS
& good an-arOund performer and al
ways IN good condition.
Charley Ebbets IS collecting files OF
New FORK and Brooklyn papers Of jan
uary 3, on which date the plans for
BROOKLYN new ball park were de-
tailed Charley VIII place this docu-
mentary evidence in the corner stone.
ana thinks II viii make great reading
Tor the fans 80 years from now, when
as modern and well-equipped base
ball edifice-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-21

Madison. S D.. Feb. 21-The com
mission form OF governments was
adopted at 8. special election here
Lead. S. D.. Feb. 21-In an election
in which a light vote was cast. the
commission form Of government was
adopted here At Bella Fourche the
commission plan also was adopted.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-21
ARTEsIA MISSES
WIN CHAMPIONSHIP

Artesia, \. n, Feb. 2I.-The game
Of basketball between the Roswell high
school girls and those OF Artesla was
boflv contested and ended in a score
OF i6 TO IA in favor Of the Artesia
girls. It gives the local team the
Championship Of the Pecos valley,
which includes Roswell, Hagerman, Ar
tesla and Carlsbad Artesia girls were
defeated but once during the season
and that was in one Of the games with
Carlsbad earlier IN the season
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-21
CHICAGO LEADS ALL
CITIES IN BOWLING

Chicago, III, Feb. 21-The first clas-
sified count OF the entries from all
parts OF the country IN the 18th an
nual tournament OF the American Bowl
ling congress has been made BY sscre-
tary Langtry- 1t shows that Chicago
stands first IN number Of entries, with
pa clubs milwaukee is second with
IS clubs and St Louis third with a.
Ohio led all o. the states outside %
Illinois. with 70 clubs Entries from II
unOis reached 6 total OF PSI clubs.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-21
MCLEAN STARS AGAIN IN
nmE rur a rrrmw-~a -

Saranac Lake. n. Y, Feb. 2L-Fast
time and exciting finishes marked the
second day OF the international outdoor
skating championship here yesterday.
The three mile race won BY r o. Nc
Lean, the hoy skater OF the Illinois
Athletic club, Chicago, proved to be
the best event OF the day.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-21
POGGENBURG ANNExEs THE
AMATEUR RTTTTanD NJ

New York, n. 7. Feb 21.-J Ferdi-
nand Poggenburg, Of New York Won
the International amateur $50 baIlr
line billiard championship in the tom
n ma which closed here last night.
BY defeating Charles r. Conl1in of
Chicago. 400 points TO 19l. in the final
game Conkan Won second place in
the tournament.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-21
NEGRO PUGILIsT FATALLY
INLTRED ~ KNnCEnITT

Cleveland, Ohio. Feb, 21.-Charles
Ellis, negro pugilist lies uncon-
seious from knockout blow received
last night in the fifth round in a fight
with Toe Motto At the hospital where
Ellis was taken II was said he viii not
recover Motto has not been arrested
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-21
ONE TEAM GETS INTO THE

St Paul. Mimi Feb. 21.-Only one
i7igh score was made yesterday in tho
international bowling tournament the
Iitner and Keims team rolling an az
Eregate Of 27O8 and entering the list
OF the 10 highest teams IN the current
standing.
Today viii be Minneapolis day and a
number OF notable events are looked
for The tournament viii close Thurs
day.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-21
NAVT PREPARES 10 ADD TWO NEW
STARS TO ENSIGN AND UNION JACK.

, IFS = l-tslSF-N ID Ll'LO-s = -
ficial order for changing the stars OF
the national ensign and the union jack
in use BY the navy to show the addition
OF two new states to the union has been
issued BY the navy department
The change, effective on July 4. pro-
Tides for 4S stars. to be arranged in
six rows OF eight stars each. with the
corresponding stars OF each row IN
vertical line. This arrangement Is the
one recommended BY the joint board
Of the army and navy and approved by
president Taft.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-21
re TO- ii Ancfion

In the paddock OF the Jockey Club
Juarez. Saturday, Feb. "a at D. m
twenty thoroughbreds. including sta--
lions. mares for breeding, and geIdinEs
for saddle purposes.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-21
Al KUBIAK KNOCKS orr
SOLDIER DFTAUEr -.-rr =

Atlanta, Ca. Feb. 21.-Al Kubiab.
Of Grand Rapids Mich knocked ont
Soldier Delaney, Of New York in the
seventh round Of a scheduled 10 round
bout here last night. a left swing to
the jaw. followed by a right uppercut,
finished Delaney.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-21

Wanted-The address OF everyona
who wiz rent rooms during the Cat
tlemen's convention. March 5, and Z
Notify chamber OF Commerce. phone $50.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-21
Is TO MANAGE
TAFT CAMPAIGN

William B. Mckinley. chairman OF
the Republican congressional camDafan
committee, who has been put in charge
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-21
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-21
NOTES OF DIAMOND
IN MAJOR LEAGUES

"Gavvy'' Cravath in a letter to HOr-
ace Fogel of the Phillies, says that
the latter must not expect him to hit
500 the first month. 7 don't get go
ing right until June" says the former
Miller player.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-21
Johnny KiIbane and Abe Attell
Meet In Little Fight Tomorrow
ByLewiis Arms

Of Man Who Has Held
Ter
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-21
WAYLAND GIRLS, TEAM WY
OLD ~, /. n -

P1ainview, Tex. Feb. 2I.-The I.ub-
book High school girls were defeated
at basketball by the Waylsnd girl team,
The score at the end OF the first hsIf
stood to In favor OF Wayland. Line
up: Lubbock, n Roy ana Long. guards:
j. ROY ana WheeiOcS. forwards. Pat
terson ana Jordan, centers WayIand,
Tins and Jones. guards: Shropshire ana
Goode, forwards; DannelIy and Gates,
centers. Lair, referee: MCGEE, umpire
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-21
CHAMPION BATTERS OF 1871

league and Name
American Assn, Cravath ....--...,
American, Cobb .-..--.--. -
Appalachian. Thrasher ---.-...-..--
Blue Grass. Mayer
Carolina Assn. WoffordA ---.--.----
Central Assn. Holy Cross. .---.--.-.
Central. Connolly -------------.
Connecticut, ROssback --..-.----.---
Cotton States. smith ------------
Eastern, Perry -----.----.--
Kitty Hart. ------.------ ----------
National, Wagner OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Nebraska State, Coyle -----------
New York State, Schlafly ---.------
Northwestern, Bues NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Pacific Coast. Heitmueller- ----..-----
Southern, Smith -.....----...--
South Michigan, COnnOrs- ----.----.
Texas-Oklahoma, Naylor .---..---.--
Three-I. Johnson --.--.--.-----.--
Estate, COCkfu observation-disclosures.
Union Assn, Huelman- -..--.--...
Virginia. Block ..-...-----.
Western Canada, OBrien. ----.----.--
Western. Cassidy
wisconsin Illinois. Stengel -.--..----
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-21
HUGO KELLY STEPS BACK
INTO T,T7rF,r TC.FyTs AGAIN

Chicago III, Feb. 21.-Hugo Kelly
and George ("Knockout") Brown have
ended training for their bout at Keno
sha, Wis. tonight. Both fighters said
that each round would be full OF fight.