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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-11-24
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L PASO- high school Tigers and the
Catholic Athletic association
II eleven will meet in the final
game of the season. for the city cham
pionship, at Washington park, Thurs
day afternoon
The Ell Paso high school has turned
out more athletes the last rev years
to make good in eastern universities
and southern universities than any 9TH
er high school in Texas The c A A
team is composed mostly Of old hlgh
school stars that have played on col
Ieze teams. The c. A A team has the
high school slightly Outweighed, but the
Tigers make Up for this by their speed
Both elevens have defeated every
team they met this year except the a
& N. college of New Mexico
c. A. A. Team Working Hard.
The c. A A has been working hard
under coach -Andreas and the team
works like a well oiled piece Of ma
and the coach considers it will take
mighty good quartet Of backs to pene-
trate it. as the Huemen are fast and
charge hard. The backfield improves
so lacking in the Mesilla game has
been improved and the high school ends
will have their hands fun in breaking
il up
Shea, at fulIback, and Martin. at left
half. are considered two Of the best
backfield men playing in the southwest
Both are fine plungerS and seldom ever
fail to make good when called upon
Shea is also q very valuable man in the
use of the forward pass, as he is &C
curate in his passing
Fassett Shifted to End.
Fassett has been shifted from quar-
terbaCk to left end and Lyman is to
play quarterback. Evans, on the other
end. is a scrGppy little player. The tao
kles positions are taken care Of by
Scott White. jr.. at right tackle, and
Jones, a left tackle. wilcox, at right
guard, and Lucas, at left guard. are
consistent players at that position
LeVya and Anthony, two equally as good
guards are ready to 90 in and turn the
tide of battle at any time Ward Worth
ingtOn, IN old high school fullback- viii
be in the game again Thursday. Bard
well. at center. s-a fine player and uses
his head at all times
Tigers are Speedy.
In the backfieId the high school has
Roman a quarterback; Capt. Walker, at
right half, whose ability to follow in
reference and his defensive work
makes him a valuable man to any team
WOrthingtOn, at fullback, is a good line
plunger and it is a task to get a for
ward pass by him Stanley Shea. at
left half, is a fast man His punting
ability and his use Of the forward pass
makes him a dangerous man.
Schumacher. at left end, is a former
Sherman high school star and plays a
great game at end His work in the
Roswell game was the feature of the
game. He is looked upon favOrably as
all southwestern calibeF,
Robertson. on the other end, is fast.
and rarely fails TO pull down forward
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-11-24
d ..RUpg RUTHERFoRD.

like act of the 7 A c. officials in
staging the fight in face of adversely.
Hard luck because PanchO Villa had
ordered them to hold the fight at an
unheard of hour, and the inclement
weather was the share of the officials
Fl PasO's chief of police added TO the
troubles of the management by order-
ing that there should be no automo-
bile parade.
The car containing Jack and Joe
Herricl, two newspaper men and the
driver, Johnny Johnston, which headed
the parade, was ordered to the Station
house by two patrolmen, but was re-
leased by the chief. The others Gid not
Jockey Is Knocked Out.
Young" Gene knocked out Jockey
Spinner in the fourth round of the
curtain raiser. Gene, who is one OF
the eleverest little boxers OF ms
weight in the southwest knocked Spin
ner down no less than five times dur
ing the last round. Spinner had a
punch that flOOred Gene in the tlrsi
round. The little Mexican was wary
after this knockdOwn, and kept away
and Outboxed Spinner
The Semf-Vg fndup.
kid" Harrison and Benny Cordova
fought a six round draw as the semi
Windup. Harrison forced the fighting
in the first three rounds, while Cor
dOva had the advantage in the three
dOva in the first round with the one
two, but the game feather was i'm
mediately back on his teet again
Both boys covered a great deal re-
turn match between the pair over the
10 route route ought to make an IN
teresting battle. Harrison held back,
presumably looking for a place to land
the dreamland punch, while Cordoya
used his footwork TO good advantage
Good Luck Seconds.
Tnhnnr~ Effrrfnffl WNTf1fn md RT1lV
Gilbert. professional good luck seconds,
were back of Gene. COrdOva and Her
rick repeatedly. Gilbert has seconded
. winners. while Williams declares
that his man has never been defeated
TX. Levy, director OF the New Mex
leo Athletic CLUB at Albuquerque, writes
The Herald relative to the ManteIl-
Mathews fight there last week, prals-
ing the work Of Mantel, who went
from FL Paso to Albuquerque for the
fight. He says;
THE fight was one Of the best ever
witnessed in Albuquerque, and 1t is TO
Mantell that I attribute this fact. He
fought q good. clean fight and, while
the decision was given against him, yet
it was the consensus OF opinion that
he should have had q draw, If not bet
ter; he led the fight throughout, and
the ordinary fight fan who has seen
fights before. realized that he was the
better ring general of the two, leading
all the while and never going back for
one instant.
In my opinion Manteu is a very
clever fighter, and one OF the best boys
who has ever stepped into a ring IN
Albuquerque He has a host Of friends
in Albuquerque whom he gained by
his manly may. and, while the decision
was given against him by man who
is experienced in the fight game, vet
the people of Albuquerque formed their
own opinion about the decision"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-11-24

important gridiron games of 1913 are
history.
The Crimson completed its season
and there is no drop of bitterness in
the Cambridge cup Of JOY. To win
every game of the schedule, ending
with the defeat of her greatest athletic
rival, was the goal Harvard coaches
and players set for themselves early in
October
Harvard's team came out Of its vic
tory over Yale with only two OF its
players bearing any serious marks Of
the gruellins match.
Bradlee. the star defensive back is
a the Stillman infirmary with a broken
rib. He was taken out at the end OF
the second period. but the nature of
his injury was not known until after
the game. Hardwick is carrying his
arm in a sling as the result of Sc
we're strain. He received the injury
early in the game, but kept the fact to
himself until Harvard was well in the
lead, when he was taken out
Crimson to Lose Three Men.
Only three of the players who started
the game against Yale will be lost by
graduation. These are captain Storer
and Hitchcock, tackles. and O'Brien,
left end The crack field. Brickley,
AIahan. Bradlee and Logan will be pre-
served intact
in the Rocky mountain conference.
Colorado university is the undisputed
winner Of the hOnOrs-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-11-24
SAN JACINT0S WIN
FROM BAILEY TEAM
First and Second HonOrs Go
to Lamar and San JacintO
in School League.

Lamar school wins the trophy, and
the shield for second place goes to
the san JacintO school in the public
school football league games Second
place was decided at the final game of
the season in the league. which was
played at Washington park saturday
between the san JacintO and Bailey
schools, which had tied for second po-
sition. The game was won by san
JacintO with score Of IS to O.. star
ring on the san JacintO team were
James Quinn. Joe FarnsWOrth, La
Sale FansWOrth and EdSIe Bowman,
who played a good consistent game
Kneeland jenkins, Clarence Richards
for Bailey, playing excellent ball. but
the line was weak and gave the
backfield almost no support.
Lamar to Meet Second High.
Lamar school, winner OF the puDllc
school football championship viii meet
the second high school team in the con-
test for the junior football champion
ship of the city as a curtain raster TO
the Thanksgiving game between the
high school and the Catholic Athletic
association, which viii close the 1ooI-
ball season.
In Saturdays game the lineups were
a. follows: san JacintO-R- E, Louis
Stoltz: Z. T. James Quinn; r. G., Dew
ey Carson; center Herman Huttanus
L. G., Eddie ArdOin: l. T, Glenn Deer
L E. Franklin Williams; quarter, Law
renee Sheay; r H B. LaSalle Farms
worth: L H B., Joe FarnswOrth: F. b,
Eddie Bowman Bailey SchoOl-R- E,
Joe Darna1: r t. John Schaeffer;
C WAYNE Hamilton; center. Roy
Gilbert: L. G.. Paul Kerr, L T, Russell
Ramage: l. E.. Allen Jones' quarter,
Roy Gaylord: r H. B, Kneeland Jen-
kins: L. H. b, Bob Williams; F. B.
clarence Richards.
Standing Of the Teams
The standing of the teams at the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-11-24

asks is transportation for 16 men In
speaking of the matter Prof. Jones
said he believed a 81, 900 crowd can be
expected and he is in favor of making
the guarantee asked
The Coyotes, as the Phoenix. players
are called. average $50 pounds IN
They are the undisputed champions OF
the state in the high school class
If the game is arranged, the Coyotes
will prefer the afternoon of December
5 as the time Several business men
have announced their Willingness to
close their establishments during the
game
On Thanksgiving day the Coyotes
will play the Phoenix indian school
eleven.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-11-24
Ell PASOAN HEADS
WESLEYAN ELEVEN

Hartford, Conn, Nov. 24.-D. c. Ken
an, former El Paso High school grad
Uate and athlete was UNANIMOUSLY
elected captain of the 1914 football
team of Wesleyan university, at
meeting Of the students here Saturday
afternoon. Kenan entered Wesleyan in
1912. and distinguished himself on the
gridiron as a freshman. His expert
tackling and line plunging installed
him as one of the most valuable mem
bers of the team this season
Dan Kenan formerly played with the
FL Paso High school tigers in both
baseball and football. During the lat
ter part of the 1913 season Kenan be-
came a member of the Ell PasO MAYER
icks, professional team, and played
with the club for several weeks, for
the sport only.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-11-24
FOOTBALL RESULTS.
Safurdny,a Games.

LehlEh. Z: LaNIaNeIIe- U
Holy Cross. 20; Worcester Poly. 0.
Kentucky state. 20: Louisville, 0.
Pennsylvania freshmen, 13; Cornell
freshmen. Z.
Haskell, 40; Warrensburg Normal, 5.
Depauw, S; Earlham. O.
Baylor, Il; Texas A & NJ, IA.
OIivet- Is; Alamo, 0.
Wooster, Z; Ohio university, S.
Georgia, :; Auburn. II.
Louisiana Ctate. 40; Tulane. 0.
Ohio State. IS; Northwestern, 0.
Purdue, ~: Indiana. T.
Christian Brothers. Z; Notre Dame, 20.
Western Reserve, Z; Bucknell, 0.
Ames, %; Drake, 3.
Missouri. 3; Kansas, o.
Nebraska, p: Iowa. 0.
Haverford, 10; Carnegie, s.
Lake Forest, %; Beloit, II.
Rutgers, 81; Stevens, 0.
Chicago, IS; Wisconsin, 0.
Minnesota, 10; Illinois. 9.
Navy, IS: New York university, 0.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-11-24
PHOENIX COYOTES
MAY PLAY Ell PASO
Director of FL PasO Tigers Challenges
Phoenix High SCHOOL 10 n Post
Season Football Game.

Phoenix. Ariz.. Nov. 24.-It is prac-
tically certain that the challenge Of
the Ell Paso. High school football team
for a post season game in Phoenix,
against the local high school eleven,
viii be accepted.
Sharon s. Ulrey, athletic director of
the FL PasO high school. has written
to Prof Claude D. Jones, of Phoenix
High, in regard to the possibility of
game after Thanksgiving for the
championship of the southwest All he
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-11-24
HALFORD AND CARTER
TO FIGHT IN PHOENIX

Phoenix, Ariz.. Nov. 2A-Articles.
have been signed for a bout in Phoenix
between Max Halford the fighting
sailor, and Mexican kid" Carter,
Los Angeles weller, who is under the
management Of Joe Levy. pilot of Joe
Rivers fortunes The fight will be
held the eevning of December . and
will 90 10 rounds.
The sailor viii not go to Prescott to
meet George Moss Thanksgiving day,
as once announced
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-11-24
Phi1a Leads the American Batters
~ il IL If il
Ty Cobb Leads the Individuals

YORK league batting aver
n according
today.
Cobb, in with
Heniksen, average s75
follow
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-11-24
C. a. a. aad Tigers va Play
Thursday For Championship
Athletic Association Streng thens Line by Shifting Fas
sett to the Left Wing osition- High School has
Speedy Aggregation to Meet opRon
ents For the City Title.
By Hop

passes that seem 70 be- h1sPo99-A1A -
ColdwelPs work at left tackle, haa been
a feature Of every game the high Bchoal
has participated in this year
Fox. at right tackle, Is a good con-
sisrent player and improves with every
game Tatum and Bowman are both
new men. but have played the guard
positions for their first year. The cea-j
ter position is handled by Baylor Eos
ter, a veteran OF four years, service on
I the Tigers
How They IRns UR.
The two teams viii line up - fol-
. lows Thanksgiving day:
c. A. A.-Fassett, left end Jones' left
tackle; Lucas and LeyTa, left guard
BardWell, center: wilcox and Anthony,
right guard; White, right tackle; Evans,
right end Lyman, captain, quarterback
Martin. left half; L. Shea, " WOrthing-i
ton. fuIlbaclk; Atkins and Wylie, right
half
E P H S-Schumaker. left end: Har-i
old Coldwell, left tackle; Bowman, left
guard; B. Foster, center; Tatum, right
guard Fox, right tackle Robertson,
right end: Roman and Race. quarter
back; S. Shea. left half; r Worthing-
ton, Darnells fullback; Walker, captain,
right half
GRAND CIRCUIT ANNUAL MEETING
TO BE IN DETROIT JANUARY Is
New York, Nov. 24.-Plans for the
1914 grand circuit race meetings. con-
ditiOns governing all entries and dates
for the various meetings were dis
oussed here at q conference OF the
stewards The annual meeting OF the
! grand circuit. il was decided. win DO
in Grand Rapid, Mich January IS.
1914
The stewards voted to admit track
secretaries to the annual meeting for
the first time but not to allow them 10
vote
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-11-24
Las CRUCEs BASKETBALL. TEAMS
IlOSETO. TIE sTATE COI.LEGE

State College. N NJ. Nov 24--Bas-
ketball girls Of the Las Cruces high
school were defeated By the A. & II
girls, 20 TO 5. here Saturday night.
The college won the game from thS
Las Cruces boys, IS to S.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-11-24
Sport and WOmens Section
c Hanson of Sat Lake. Is No Championship Contende
Fights DratU With Herrick;
Infighting His Strong Card

Herrick Shows Much Stamina and Ability Six Rounds
Credited to Hanson, Five to Herrick and Nine of
Them Draws, but Herrick Makes Fine Show
ing in All of the Declared Draws.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-11-24
Harvard Has Glenn Record.

With the playing Of the Harvard
Yale game at Cambridge, the climax of
the eastern football season was reached.
Aside from the Pennsylvania-COrn
game on Thanksgiving and the Army
Navy game on the following Saturday,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-11-24

Ian gridiron enc Of 1s1s are
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-11-24

ohOLlenI 81 LOUIS 10
Some Of the noted
Schang, Of Philadelphia,
Bender, Of Philadelphia,
ton, only .125; Plank, o.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-11-24

The stewards voted to admit track
secretaries to the annual meeting for
the first time but not to allow them 10
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