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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-03-15

EW YORK. Mch.. 15.-The Mooted
question of who, among the middle
- weights. shall succeed to the title
vacated at the time Of Stanley KetcheIs
death is rapidly approaching a final
settlement AS a result of an easy VIC
tory over Papke in Paris last week
many experts are already hailing Frank
Klaus as the worlds champion.
In this they are a trifle premature.
BY beating Papke the Pittsburgher did
not win the American championship.
Billy was a dead bird long before he
bumped into Rlause. His decline dates
back more than two years and IL any
body will take the trouble to study the
record books he will find that the
kewanee boxer was long since elm
mated as a championship possibility.
But am not aiming to take away
the credit of victory from Klaus. There
is no doubt that Frank is one OF the
very best middleWeights in the country
and that means the world in this par
ucular division of pugilism, as Amer
lean boxers have demonstrated beyond
question that they Outclass the Eng
lish, Australian and French represent
atives- At the same time Frank will
have TO show the home folks a little
more before we can hand him the title.
the championship goal. While Eddie
has not shown tOp-notch form in re-
cent starts, il is thought that nothing
really serious is the matter with him
that is. nothing q short rest and prop
er training will not remedy. And il
viii not do to overlook the fact that
some of his performances have been
little short of sensational and excel
anything ever shown by his rivals.
Notable among these was the quick de-
feat Of Dave Smith. champion Of Aus
tralia. also the knockout in one round
OF Jack Harrison. claimant OF the Eng
lish title.
Before Klaus can be conceded the
honOrs McGOOrty will have to be elm
mated from the race. The boys have
never met A respect for one an
others proves has prevented a meet
ing so far. Last year Jim Coffroth
tried to bring them together, but Nc
GoOrty refused to make 15s ringside.
thereby Indicating a very high regard
for the skill Of the Pittsburgher. ana
the latter was eqUilly firm in insist
ing that the weights comply with the
rules governing the championship IN
this country. Probably neither was
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-03-15
McGraw Satisfied With Spring Work
Giants Are Now in Condition Attempt Strong
Pennant
Rv
IOI attempt 70 VI
Pennant Race.
By SAM CRANE.

hardly be expected That is not an i'm
possibility, however
Not a days practise has been lost so
far this spring Even after a hailstor.n
the boys went out for cross country
exercise But the afternoon OF that
day saw the playing field, in fit shape
and the regular workout was gone
through with
The weather conditions have been so
favorable that with a few days of hard
practice the regulars were able to play
rings around the Dallas team, and the
absence OF any lame arms or legs was
really remarkable and a surprise TO
those people who witnessed the New
Workers gambOl and cavOrt around the
base paths and shoot the ball around
the field
Mathewson was on hand this sorin-
with the early birds and while he was
allowed his own way to get his arm
in shape. his wind as looked after
by the manager TIandball has hean
the principal method of workout taken
up by the veterans on the team and
If that strenuous game cannot get the
old fellow in good working order no
other exercise can
Matty, Ames. Wiltse, Tesreau and
Mccormick have all been persistent
devOtees of handbau and McGraw has
now enlisted Chief Meyers's interest II
it McGTaw waits until the routine
work Of batting and fielding has been
finished and then he challenges some
player or other Of the vets to best
two out Of three battles. q points to a
game, and the challenged party does
not refuse to play even If he would
like TO.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-03-15

realizes that the ruling was a mistake
and had declared in favor of a re-
vision which will authorize the ar
biters to name the winners and losers
But his cOnfreres have failed to see
the light as yet and refuse to make
the desired change
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-03-15

tate himself and prove that he is a
better fighter than his showing with
Johnson would indicate he may be
able to arouse interest in his plans
for coming back But by his work we
shall know him He win need to
test himself first with a course Of
training and after that he should hire
a retinue OF heavyweight rough necks
and 90 at them in private so as to
Sain an idea OF his ability to admins
ter and receive.
Then II still convinced that he
has a few fights left in him he can elC-
press a desire to be matched with
some OF the lesser lights Of the heavy
weight division, declaring at the same
time it is his intention to work TO
the front gradually.
Jeffries Is Now 5.
It is the writer's belief however,
that Jeffries has been seen in the
ring for the last time. There are times
when memories Of that humiliating ex-
perience at Reno make him as mad
as hornet and on such occasions, no
doubt, he feels OF his muscle and
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-03-15

say sneeringly that he received some
thing like a cool 100000 for taking a
few Of JOhnsOn's uppercuts whereas
ten cents would have been ample pay
for all the fighting spirit and fighting
talent displayed From which IT VIII
appear that in talking OF -sut1lclent
i1ducements" at this stage Of the pro-
ceedings Jeffries is venturing on very
thin ice
Hard Training Necessary.
From the look of things If JEFF IS
simply bent on figuring in one match
for big money he win be disappointed
The critics and the public will not
stand for anything like that If as
some say, his motive is to rehabili-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-03-15
PHILADELPHIA BOWLER. GETS
ILrEI.L-L -Il ECnrlE, II rI.nI-Il !.

Toledo, O.. March 15.-At last it has
COme-that perfect bowling score. the
dream OF all national tournament bowl
ers- In the past, 800 scores have been
made. but never in an American bowl
ing congress event. William J. Knox.
of Philadelphia, in his final game OF
the individual event here. rolled
straight strikes for the perfect score.
His previous games were 173 and 199.
he finishing out his second game with
strikes
Knox has bOwled the perfect score
five times previously this season. dis
total for the individual event was 672.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-03-15

grinds his teeth and declares how diff
ferent IL would all be if he had it
TO do over again
But this is merely a phase OF hu-
man nature. In Jeffries's case one
Of the things he should ponder over
when he feels the comeback bee buzz
ing around him is the fact that he is
now So years old
For a man of that age to be think
ing Of scaling the dizzy heights u
champions q second time is a serious
matter
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-03-15

- EW YORK. Mch.. 15.-The Mooted
question Of who. among the middle
weights. shall succeed to the title
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-03-15
Mcfarland Has Claim On the Championship In the "s Division
By James
j. COrbeff

Former Heavyweight Champion
of the World.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-03-15
THOROUGHBRED HORSES AT AUG


twenty-five head Of thoroughbred
horses. including stations. mares and
geldings. suitable for racing. breeding,
saddle and harness purposes. viii be
sold in the paddock Of the Jockey club
Juarez. Thursday. March 20. at I p. n.
The last sale of the season.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-03-15

realizes that the ruling was a mistake
and had declared in favor of a re-
vision which will authorize the ar
biters to name the winners and losers.
But his cOnfreres have failed to see
the light as yet and refuse to make
the desired change
That it is not in New York city alone
the ruling has been found objection
able is indicated by the following ar
ticle from the Buffalo IN " News, Of
which PIN Parke. a well-knOwn up
state expert, IS the sporting editor.
The News in a recent issue says
1t is an imposition on the public
that a referee under the Frawley law
is placed in such a position Of ire
spOnsibility. What is the use of having
a referee if the power to. make a de-
cision is taken away from him? 1t is
supposed that curtailment of his power
is to prevent betting on the result, but
it does not accomplish that end, a.
everybody knows. and the result Of
conflicting newspaper opinions Is con-
fusing and unsatisfactory. The News
has certainly gone the limit to give
justice to all when, as il did last night
(the Jimmy Duffy-kid Curley match),
il employed four men on the job, and
this decision of draw is a cOnsencus
Of opinion OF these four experts. But
that is a job for a referee and not for
a newspaper or newspapers.
I have been arguing for decisions
effect. My knowledge of the cOndi-
tions governing boxing exhibitions
told me that the ruling against them
would prove a decided boomerang SO
far as the gambling end of the game
is concerned. Might as well try to stem
the tides Of the ocean as to stop red
blOoded men from occasionally taking
a chance with a bit Of change on box
ing matches.
l. arhTaFfr rom hFua.
ton Billy Mccartney has on tour, and
of which Luther AIcCarty is the head
liner, is not making the money its pro-
mOters expected. Expenses of tOting
around a few high-Driced stars eat up
the gate receipts very fast, and theses
little left for Mccartney and McCarty
when the other boys have received
their bits"
Richard I.legin, who promotes fight
in Paris and St Petersburg. and any
old place where there is a chance to get
the money, tried to persuade McCarty
to agree to fight Tommy Burns in
France. When the proposition was put
before Billy Mccartney he IS said to
have asked for a guarantee Of $780,,
600, training expenses and round trip
tickets for two
johnson asked that much money t.
box Langford and was called a hog"
Yet Johnson is a worlds champion
McCarty is hardly out of the prelim-
mary class. and many seem TO think
he has not yet graduated
It is needless to add that McCarty
will not box Burns in Paris under -kle-
gins auspices. bat il business with the
troupe doesn't pick up materially Y
is a cinch that Billy McCarney viii
have his big meal ticket back on the
job somewhere pretty soon.
Tom McCarey has three champion
ship contests "On the fire" First come
Kilbane and Dundee for the feather
weight title. Then. il McCarey's plans
do not miscarry, Johnny COulOu viii
box Kid Williams for the bantam crown
on Memorial day. The piece de resist
ance is TO be saved for the Fourth OF
July-Wflie Richie vs.. Rivers or Vol
CAST.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-03-15
Jeffries Again Hears Buzz Of the Bee
By ". ". NAUGHToN.

Former Champion Has Never Quit BrOodng Defeat Reno Still Has
Hope of Working Way the Heavyweight Title
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-03-15

\ - isfied with the results attained
at the Marlin training camp this
spring, and he has every right TO be-
With the exception Of a few minor
injuries to one or two of the players
and the death OF Hanley, the training
has served the purpose Of getting the
regulars into the same splendid physI-
cal condition and playing form that
enabled them 20 get the jump on all
their rival teams last year from the
opening Of the championship season.
1t enabled them 20 obtain the over
whelminC lead by the Fourth Of July
that stood them so well when the in
evitable slump came. It was the
Giants superior condition combined
with McGraW's system OF attack, that
gave them their 16 games advantage
over their slower starting opponents,
and am Of the opinion the Giants viii
be able to secure another big lead IN
the early stages of the coming season,
although as long a one as in 1912 can
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-10-14
&atbulifentag sn Menpminee, 81.

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fielb. ST., inter tSrn. s. %. Sreunb,
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~italtete ii6 bieic Sernonitrntipn 5u
elmer bDcbit trertbboaen.-N. g.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-10-14
6ntaftrppbe auf bpber Gee.

2onbpn, IL. Sft.-Ser Samz
bier r8olturnp" ipurbe am Sonners@
tag, Den 10. Sftober, auf Der Sa6ri
bon Gotterbnm nacb 9ieip gort tnz
mitten bes S5eans ipdbrenb cineE
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ipdbrenb 5ebn anbere 9ampfer, burf,
Die brobtloien Siilferufe berbeisefiibrt,
in Der StGbe lager, aber bur6 Den
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iparen, Soote nls5uiesen.
Der r8olturno" 9ebDrte Der Cana
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an Die boQdnbii6e Uranium 60. perz
hnrtert. @r fubr am 2. OCTOBER Dor
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far eintreffeu iolen.
Gin goro paren nah benz 9erih'
Der 8eumten Der Uranium : 9init
657 Yaiiagiere, ndmlih "a &aiiitss
Saiiaeiere, $40 3niihenbedler unb 90
Wanni6after. @erettet iinb Der
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Yerionen, 10 baB elm Gerluit BON 13(
Renihenleben an5unebnen lit. Sit
Gintpanberer an 9orb bes .8olturno"
tparen Euiien, Salmatiner, Yplen mi
eini9e lpenige Seuti6e, 5umeiit mad
Canada beitimmt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-10-14
Snerta's StaatSitreih.

Ils Rdibingtcn, 8. g., perlautet
rnter'm Satum pom II. Sftober:
Sas Staatsamt erbielt belite Ibenb
aus Nerifp Die Tafriht, baS bic
seitern Nadt auf Sefebl Suerta's pers
bafteten 10 9pnsrebmitslieber beute
ipieoer freieelaiien porben iinb.
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6dlier bes Gonsreiies pertaet ober
aufgeIDit unD 10 8eputirten bnnu
bcrbaften Iaiien, neil iie einen Be-
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Srdiibent Slertn fir bds 3erihtpinz
Den Deg Senatcrs Sr. Snliiario 9oz
minsues geitcrn Raht perantnortli6
erfldrt purbe.
Sic gerbaftuneen e~rfolsten. na6s
benz Suerta bic Sorberung ees Wioers
rufs ienes geifluiies sciteIt bate.
Senator Somineue5 bat 81 Infnne
bieies Wpnats I'M Senat cine Rebe ses
hnlten, fporin er Den propiipriihen
Yrdiibenten aneriff nnb bebnuptete,
oab pdbrenb Suerto's Hegime niht
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INNER ihlinner setporben lei. Or
fiigte bin5u, bnb bas @olf nidt bon
Suerta reeiert fem noble.
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perbdltnibmdbie fletne 8arniion. Do
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8ebellen ms Selb scriidt 1T. 6uerta's
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eine 9ongrebpabI nbbnlten az lniien,
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men Gnnbibaten 8ambpa sl erldneen.
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6e3peifeln inbeiien, bab es dm 20.
Sftober fpirflih our @abl fommt.
Der r,~erifautfhe Correspondent
btefes @lattes befiirftet, bnf mod
Sabre nerseben tuerber, che prbentlthe
5mitanbe in 0serifo eirfebren merben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-10-14

Stelc mar Die Gunarhs 2ii,ie. ipeld,c
nit neun Snbrtcn 10000 Hcrionen
bc~fprberte. Sic Sampfer Der Santz
burg Imcrifns Yinic brnd,ten nit tic.
ben Sabrten bon Sdmbur9 1878
TaNagiere, nit 3ipci Sa1rten bon
Wiitelmeerz Sdfen 2.763. Ser nNorb>
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pfern 9,252 Yaiiaeiere, Die 9icb Star
2inie NIT flint Sampfern 1858. Die
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3,241 nnb bic 8uiiiite Imerifaniihe
Sinie nit 5ipei 9ampfern 2407 Yai1as
eiere. Gn Der Gonfiirrcn5 betbeilistcn
it'd "a perificoene Sampfer : 8eieuz
ifaften.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-10-14
Die ,,Nurlb Series.

Mm Z. Sftober beednn nrf ben Solo
Grounds 5u Sem 9orf ber ~daidbrltfJe.
nqes Inbere i~iberihnttenbe aampf Inn
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meiiteri6aft getponnen, laut pelher
Die Rebr5abI Der @epinne pon iieben
Spielen entideibet. @pn Den gina
t~rittsgelbern ipIroen $135.163 inter
Die Spieler pertbeilt. iponon bic Sies
ger 60 urb Die 1erlierer 40 Rro3ent
erbielten. Siinfunb5pan3is Spieler
bon jebem Team" tparen 5u Intbeis
len beredtist. Sober Wann auf Der
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unb ieber aitf Der ar,beren Seite $2.z
1862. Sic 8e1ammtz ginnabmen Der
Serie betrlsen $325.9S0.
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8ropioence ols @eipinner in Der Ias
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WRal Sieser g%eblieben, Die lebten brei
Sabre obne llnterbredun9.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-10-14
Cine yielb ittbdtise geudHermns Der
Simmerpflanaet"

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rat fnnftioniert tabeIIos. Tatiirlit
mu6 bnrh Seifbriidcn Der grbe I'M
Den Sdls Der Sldidc pber bureh einen
%eeeiereten Stiispunft fir eeniigens
ben 5alt berielbcn geiorat tperoen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-10-14
Bon Ssean ST. Ssean.

eines lei6ten Sinserbrudes iei>
tens bes Srdiibenten 8tlion beourita
es an 10. Sfto5er MIR, nm bas leete
9roBe 5inberniB am Panama< &nnnl.
Den 9atunz 8amm, in Die 2uft an
ipren9en. uno iomit bns grDBte 8ert
moberner SSnaenieur@ Stunt, Die Ser
binbung 5tpeier @eltmeere. our Sbat
tperben 3u laiien. Sic @ntfernun9
bon Der 8rnoesbauptitdbt bis gum
groben 9eih .betrdgt 1000 Ieilen.
bod Sa6peritdnbi9e bere6ueten, bab
na6 taum bier Setunben mad gins
idlalten bes elettriifen Stromes Die
Ricienlabune bon Spnamit ibre GER
itorenbe @irfung duBerte.
Sur6 Die Sintpesrdilmung bes
@am6oa : 9eides puroe oas Ieete
5inbernib beieiti9t. 6as Der Sfiffs
'fabrt i'm 8eee itanb. Sic Sliz
then bes @atunsS Sees ipGlsen iid BEL
8amboa in DEN Gulebra nnb itr0men
tpeiter bis 5u Den 8ieienihleuien bel
Yebro Wi9uel, bon mo Der aanal
ra6 benz pa8ifii6en @eer bin abb
fdat. Sic eriten Sabr3euse. melhe
in Den aunal einfabren, iinb erobe
8uggcsihiffe nnb ibre 9eitimmllna
lit, bas &nnal6ett tiefer 5l gcltulten.
Ser normnle 8aiicripie9cl lit So
SUB iiber benz Weeresipiegel.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-10-14
Sulbisnns Der 5ortihrittler fir Gpl,
Hppfepelt.

@us Netp Dorf perlautet unter'm
Satum bonn A. Sftober: Cor Dem Nn>
fritz ieiner Meiie mad Siibs Imerita.
lpcld)e cine ldnsere |ortrasstour burd,
Die 8epnblifen 9raiilien. argcntinicn
unb Chile 5um Snupt3ped bat. lit Gol.
Sbeobore 8ooienelt geitern @benb bon
Der elite iciner Yartei cine be8ciitcrtc
Spatiou bereitet iporben auf DEM gbs
IdiebSs 9anfett. has linn 5u @bren in,
Nctp Yort Hoof 8nroen segebeu
ipurbe. IS mar cine gldn3cnbe Der
ialnmlung bon Serren unb 9amen. Die
iif bort 81 bieler &unbgcbmg cin9cs
iunben bate. unb bic peiten 8diime
bes 9ad9artens erlpieien iib ais picl
81 flein air Iuinabme Gaer. 10 bab
elm Sbeil Der @dite in chem anbercn
Saal ipeiieu muBte. @tpn 1850
Yerionen lpnrcn anlpe1enb. inter biez
len aud Ynlititcr anbcrer Ridtung.
sd itebe i'm Sesriif, infer 2ano