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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-05-30
OWNER OF DENVER TEAM
HAS FIGHT WITH UMPIRE.

Denver. Colo, Nay 30.-OWner Nc
Gill, of the Denver team, and umpire
Sigler came together with clash in
the grandstand just before the opening
Of the Denver-LAncOln game here.
McGiu, 1T is reported. accused Sigler
of losing the game at st. Joseph q week
ago Wednesday by benching Hagerman
and later sending Hendricks and Ha-
german from the grounds under police
escort.
SigIer retorted that the men got
what was coming to them whereupOu
IL is said McGiu accused Sigler Of being
drunk at the time The lie passed and
McGul mixed with the umpire Spec
tators separated the pair and the UNI
pire took the field.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-05-30
d HICAGo. IL. ~ 8o.-Ban -

- HICAGO. ILL.,. May 30.-Bau play
ers Of the younger generation
who fear handicaps and obstacles
in their career might 90 wen TO learn
what charles A. COmiSkey had TO con-
tend with years ago
Comlskey is today one of the wealth
lest men IA baseball being owner Of
tne chicago White Sox. livery penny
ne possesses came from the game
Back in the late seventies Comiskey
pllcAed on semi-pro teams and before
long ms arm save out on him and, ac-
colllns TO MS own statement, he be-
came a broken down tWirler. At that
10Y lie tried playing first base on an
amateur team With him was assoc
cited Ted sullivan, the man who dis
covered MIN as a player and who is
sun interested with him I'm baseball
deals
Oh the team and received anywhere
rom SO TO $40 a month for his labOrs.
~ managed TO eat now and then any
way, said Comiskey, laughing when
he recalled the incident.
But none OF us had any coin to
speak Of I remember when we ali
went TO place once for drink, there
were Just nine Of us on the team and
Ted sullivan was srlckler on train
Ing and wouldn't let any Of us touch
alcoholic drinks. So he laid so cents on
the bar and said Give US 10 drinks Of
buttermilk-' He was the only one who
had a cent If I had ordered a butter
milk I would have had to cheat the
proprietor
To help pay his room rent and board
bin COmiskey tried selling fruit, candy,
books, etc. In trains. Il was a pretty
good salesman, tOO.' he admits. 1T
wasn't so much the fruit and peanuts.
But 1 did wei with the books I re-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-05-30
CONGRESS WILL NOT TAKE
LIP nIENIrAN CLAIMS NnNW

Mexican claim matters viii not have
hearing In congress at tie present
Judge Sweeney returned Friday from
Wa shinguOn, where he has been on
bus. ness connected with the Mexican
revolutionary claim which ne repre-
sents. There viii be no claims bill
at this session" Mr. Sweeney SAYS.
The tariff is taking all of the time
AND attention of the congress al this
session. Not even the committees have
beer announced, and no clam matters
viii be considered until the tariff and
me ley QUESTIONS are Settled"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-05-30
CROSS AM ANDERSON ARE
THTCHFn To FIGHT IN

Los Angeles, Calf, May 3O.-Leach
Cross, of New York, and Bud Anderson,
the northwestern lightweight are
matched for 20 round fight here July
4th- according to announcement by
local club. cross is expected here early
next month to begin training.
The club expects to match the win
ner against the winner of the Richie
Rivers fight in san Francisco on the
same date.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-05-30

Pueblo. Colo, May 30.-Eddie john
son, of Pueblo. outfought Bobby Waugh
of Fort Worth, Texas, in a 10-rOund
bout here. Waugh put up a plucly
fight but was rapidly worn out oy
the Pueblo lad, who had 10 pounds ad-
vantage in weight
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-05-30
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
TO COME ON JULY Is

r. J. Tighe, recently elected super
intendent Of the ii Paso public schools
viii be here on July Is to take charge
Of the school work and to arrange
for the opening of the fall term in
September. Prof Tighe is now at his
home in Asheville, n c.. where he has
been superintendent of the schools.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-05-30
Consolation came.
DENVER MAN WINS MARATHON;
NEW MEXICAN IS THIRD

Denver, Colo, May 30.-GarwOod
Burkett, of Denver, won the Mountain
Marathon here today. His time for the
10 % miles was one hour, seven min
utes, 81 seconds.
Lee Doud. of Fort Collins, Colo, was
second, William Scott. Of Pennington,
n. NJ, third; Gordon Mace, of Denver,
fourth, and Robert Finn, Of Denver,
fifth.
The race was run with the sanction
Union.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-05-30

San Francisco. calf, May 30.-Alfred
De ORC won the three cushion billiard
championship of the world from John
HOrgan in the concluding game OF a
series here for the Lambert diamond
trophy. The final score was $50 10
120. The Cuban challenger won each
of the three games.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-05-30
MONTE ATTELL LOSES FIGHT.

Salt Lake City Utah. May SO.-A d.
Zotte- of stockton, Cal. was given the
decision over Monte Atteu at the end
of a 20 round bout at MidvaIe Both
fighters weighed in at lis pounds
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-05-30
ATHLETES ARE GIVEN TESTS
AT HARVARD STADIUM

Cambridge. Mass. May 3O.-The Har-
ward stadium today was a crucible of
competition in which the best Of the
college athletes of the country met
in a series of preliminary tests to de-
termine those most fitted to strive for
final hOnOrs in the eliminating events
of tomorrow.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-05-30

Buffalo. n. y, May 30.-Jimmy Duff
~, of LOckpOrt, won on foul over Jack
Brltton. of Chicago, i'm the sixth round
Of scheduled 10 round bout here last
night
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-05-30
H. H. HILTON AGAIN
WINS GOLF TITLE

st. Andrews. Scotland. May S0--Har-
old Hilton, of the Royal Golf club won
the worlds amateur golf championship
today, beating Robert Harris, Of Hamp-
ton by 6 up and 5 to play. This is the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-05-30
ST. LOUIS ATHI ETC MEET
am.u-l !. On. Il 4 ~ r.,l M . .-r-l..

St. Louis, Mo. May 30.-Two hundred
and fifty athletes are entered in the
preliminaries of the Missouri valley
conference meet which has scheduled
TO take place here this afternoon. The
finals viii take place tomorrow at
the Washington University stadium.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-05-30
Baseball Results
Friday Morning Games


AMERICAN LEAGUE.
At At Washington II;
Boston -.. ..-.'-S
BafteTies. Boston. Wood and Nuna-
maker. Washington, Groom and Henry
A. ptt1aaainbis Ri E,
New York ..-- .-----.--.-'.'''S
Batteries. New York, Ford and Swee-
ney; Philadelphia, WyckoIL ana L-dkP Y.
Ford held Philadelphia without MT
until the ninth inning
At Chicago. R; ID; z;
Detroit 800 --.------- -
Batterfes. Detroit, Lake and Mckee;
Chicago, Lange. Scott and Schalk-
AT CIeveland-st. Louis Cleveland,
morning game, postponed
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
At Boston l.;
Brooklyn --..----'. '----'7
Batteries Brooklyn, Regain, flng-
ling and Miller; Boston, Tyler ana
Whaling
At Pittsburg. R Il. Z,
Chicago ..-....-.-...----
Pfttsb1Ire 800 ...-.-.--.-.-
Batteries. chicago. Reulbach and
Bresnahan. Pittsburg, Camnitz and 81
mon.
At Naw york R. H. E.
Philadelphia. ---- -. '----'-.--e ~
New York .
Batteries: Philadelphia, Brennan,
Moore. Searon and Doom; New York
Fromme, Marquard and Meyers.
At St Louis. r. H E.
Cincinnati $500. ..-.----....---5 ~
Batteries. Cincinnati. Ames and
king: ST. Louis SalIee, Geyer, Har-
mon and Mclean. (Thirteen innings)
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
AT Columbus X. h Z
Columbus ---. .---....-----.
Indianapolis 49,. -.-.-..-..-l
smith; Indianapolis, Works and Cotter.
At Louisville. HE
Toledo 900 ----.--.-..ss..--.
Lou sViile --.----. 5000 3 IL
Batteries Toledo. Henderson and De
vOight; Louisville, Powell, Laudermilk
and Severoid-
AT Minneapolis HE
st. Paul ----..--.--.-..-..- y
1900 .--------- ----5
Batteries: St Paul. Walker and Mil
Ter; Minneapolis, Noungs r. smith and
Smith.
At Kansas City. He.
Milwaukee .... .............. l3 IL
Kansas city .--.-..-. ......... 10
Batteries: Milwaukee, Nicholson,
and Hughes, Kansas City,
Vaughn. Schiller, label, RhOads, Cow
inguon and KritchelL
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-05-30
GIANTS AND WHITE SOX WILL,
pI.AY GAVE IN COLORADl

Colorado Springs, May 3O.-WOrd has
been received here that the New York
Giants of the National league end the
Chicago White Sox OF the American
league viii play acre in Oc.Obcr.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-05-30

Pittsburg, Pa. May 3O.-Mike Glib
bous, Of St Paul, knocked out Jimmy
Perry, of Pittsburg. in the second round
of a six round bout at Exposition Park
here last night.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-05-30

PRINCETON DEFEATS LAFAYETTE.
Princeton, n. J., May S0.-PrincetOn
defeated Lafayette here to J. Schee-
rem. Of lafayette, got one Of the long
est hits ever seen on the local diamond,
knocking the bail TO the running track
back of left field. After making the
circuit however, he was called out for
not touching second.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-05-30
AIeLAIN AND CLARK WIN
MATCH AT MIGMAlI ALLEY s

AIcLain and Campbell defeated Clark
and futile in a match game on the
WigWam alleys Thursday night by a
score Of 1857 to 1874. Clark boWled1
high game, with a score Of 222, and
also high total Of 932. Campbell and
AIcLain also Won the consolation game
by a score Of SOS TO 361 The score
1st ID 3rd 4th 5th Tot
Clark o.. 1855 222 los 152 204 932
futile o.. 125 155 131 191 zoo S02
Totals .-...--......-.-.
McI.ain - 199 $50 ia $50 161 S7f
Campbell 40 203 157 1SS 195 s13
Totals ---.----..-.-..-.176
Consolation Game.
Clark .-..-----.--. .------.---.-.--15 S
futile .--'..--'- --'''-'''.'-'.-- Loo
Total Observation-Disclosures SCI
McLain ..---.-----...- .-..-.----l66
Campbell ...---..--'' ...--'.'--.-299
Total neutrality-suspicious.. .so6
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-05-30

best that afternoon, but Fred Toney,
afterwards drafted by the Cubs, was
also great, and the battle went TO eX-
ira innings Night was coming on
when, with one down, Burden drew
four balls, ambled TO first, and was
sent to third when the next batsman
singled sharply The manager de-
cided on a double steal AS a rule, a
pitcher isn't asked to take part IN
this kind of play, especially when he
has to drive home from third, but
this was a most important game, and
so Burden was ordered to charge in.
Burden started home Back came the
ball; Burden realized that his one hope
was to slide-and he did the best he
could He sat down with a mighty
thud, and slid straight on feet ahead
And as he slid he let out a blithering
yOwl, and when the catcher had tagged
him properly with the hard side of the
ball. they had to help him to the
bench, and escort him from the field.
No-the gun didn't explode, and he
hadn't been shot with his own revOl-
yer. But if you viii put a large re-
volver in your hind pocket, sit down
emphatically, and then slide upon that
chunk Of steel you'll find out what
happened to Burden, and viii also un-
derstand why IL was he never again
wore the big revolver on the playing
field.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-05-30

WESTERN LEAGUE.
At St. Joseph-Wichita, 5; ST. JO-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-05-21
Yibelen / Sfolen

@1oufato, Minn, II @ai. -
Z. 9. @iIion, 9l0bofat ior 9pens
SfoIeraao, bar / Giitrifsretten mo.
leoeret Ell Spor 9lnleoning al
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iicot MOB Sfoleraaoet, 5afuItetet
oco Seiifolen og SfoGeoiitrittet for
at biuore, at ser Monoag Wlorsen
/ SsiifoIen Iries Stnffer al 9ibe.
len og Sooernor, og at Der hinges
soImer og andre reliaisie San9e
= Sonret inorenlmes De oigtigite
5ing alagen, iom par inoeioet
af oen fntolife Brpit Nobert Su1.
BEG beo Ct. Sobannesfirfen; men
oct benGgtes. at 4rPiten er Sfats.
poer / Sfoleoiltriftet og @oraer |
Minneioto eller 9e 5orencoe Sta.
ter. glf Den @rimo bar ban ingen
giet til at frentiGtte en- fnaonn aln.
ge
Oct beooer pioere Soaret, at
afipneeIien af Sonae Manong
Mioraen ffer for at fao Stiioenter.
ne til at onerfenoe Muiiffens 8pr.
oi og for Of prffe 0ip og $armoni
bfnnot Dem peo geepnoeIien al II.
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len FER, foroi oen er of hiitoriif
og Iiter9rt Bnro, oa for at lore
Stubenterne noo Woror, bpiIfet
er en- Del nf De offentri1e Sfolcrs
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9ligter, og Ii8eleOe5 for at lore
Dem Observation-Disclosures, SonobeOs-
farIigbeo og 5liO. 2gsningen al
8aoeruor og IigeIeoes 2GSningeu
al 9i6elen fer for at IGre Stiioen.
terne moroIif 6iloioii og Den mo-
rolife 2op. be6oer oct bioere /
Suoret.
2igeleoe3 b9b0e8, at 9ibelen life
/ i'm aorofter er iefteriif, men bre0
nof til at onfatte Ben belle 9eroen,
o9 0ens 5ortolfning onerIaoes i
SfoIen iii 6oer enfeG Stuoen5 Gam.
pittig6eo. Zen Ipies life for at uO-
6rp0e nogen enfel @efenoelies Ger.
BONNIE, belIer life bruges ben pao
en- ianom Wlao6e, at Den fommer
1 StriO meo no9en Stuoeuts reli9ie.
ie 9luifteIie 9(n0ogten er BELT igen.
nenl ltiefteriif i fin aarafter
5agen bill blipe be6onolet / 0i.
itrift5retten Sunni W}aane6.
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MDitilfe GfsplOiloner.

9ittsburg, ia. Is. 9ioi. - S
9e6et al Den ii0iie llge er Der lore
ioloet iaa mango aruot. og 0ono-
mit.etsploiioner | oct peitli9e 9enn.
iplbania, WiorDlon0 % @eit Ser
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oa flere farli9 fppileoe De0 0isie
Sprungninger, betnoelig @ienoons-
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0unoreois er blepen iorifrpn1te. at
DC bar nent BET er trpggeit at lint
te.
Sen ierIte Gf5ploiion inotrai Ell
allIarube 0prbeoen al 0laion-
tomn go. oa foiieoe lire Mennc.
ifer 9ioet. 0nsoag bleD ire orpbt
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fort 5io iunes at ppffe iaooan 0}is.
tanfe. at en- arlmoq llnoerieaeIie
mna foretnges.
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ipnIiq iet Dlen oct bar Bans lllpf.
fc at moatte ipie for ben s9eitenmel.
Ie Ger tiffaoer 9Gateifob mellem
hpioe oa forte. oa MI ioor ban ia.
ae Tslaerne. Ter bill hereiter ioen
1bipl bIibe peotaget Ell 2op. iom
iorbuoer iaaonnnc 9Gateifnber.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-05-21

5oloater ble0 iaaret, 3,t93 0}ono
foripanot.
3e giterrigif-ungarnife @iniitre
6oloer Sag ct @}ooe ior at trpfic
6orfsininger til ell bioere 8enlo-
6iIiiation al 9(rmeen iioen 5re6en
er iifret pao 9alfan
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-05-21
0ampifibs .@otitier.

oSeuie OIaf" er ofieilet fra
gbriitianiono neo 954 Gasiaeerer
ON g3oro oo bentes til 9teip Dorf
ben 27.os. Oil after nfieile oerirn
ben 5, Suni og bentes oa til Gbri-
itianinno oen 10. (. Mb.
Oscar H." nnfom til Gbriitian.
inno ben 1898. og pil ofieiIe oerfro
efter Uep Dorf ben 31.os. gsentes
oertil oen 10. sunni.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-05-21
~. glar9.

@oronaporeu ct 9reo, buori ban
meooeler, at 9icgeringen oil lore.
lpgge Gorlamentet et Soulorilag
ON oorIiqe lluOeritatteIier til De
@iterIaote eiter DC @leolenmer af
4optain ScottS Gt9peoition, Der
ontfom 9oon Scott pil faa en- oar-
liz lln0eritotteGe paa 100 @0.
5terI. uooper oen @eniion. 6rm foar
ira Nfarineminiiteriet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-05-21

Strinoberas 0rap Stocf6oln 7.
9Pai. : 1i0au fsr 9lrg. Strin0bergs
9earopelie bar Der alninoeliQe "a.
le ON at ocn uoiete @rapploos
fun ifuloe pnre niolertioig, og at
2iaet ienere ifuIoe ilotte5 til Ell
moen. o0roiaerc Glaos paa @orore
9irfeaaaro Stocf6olm Gen az
oaoes nurneite 6ar imiolertiO MI
6eitemt at Der life ifal foretages
no1cu 6l0tnina 4da 9iaterens
e3rap oil Der paa 2Carsoaqeu for
hons 9ao ocn "A. Maj bIioe reift
N iinfpel .Qlunociten tilpeic6raat
ueo Sn0ialnlina blanot 9iaterens
&cnner.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-05-21

geo ct M}eoe, iom boIotes / Ssn.
Dogs / @ni6ington unoer gSol6inQ.
ton 8reosiclifabs 9(uipicier. toIte
9rpau iforpt imoo r5ubiioicrct
@atriotiSme", iom ioaer at ifobr
arig til 5oroel for Dem, Ser iabri-
ferer gaaben o9 Tanierifibe, oa
ior leniationeIle 9tpiier, iom fore.
trrffer ifrpfinogpoenoe Oberifrii-
ter Steoet for Sonobeoen.@
variq er foos, life olles Snte-
resie; 5oroelen beites al ina, men
Mnsierne moa betoIe Sfatterne.
arig beror pan ssIelie, life pao
9lsooenoigbeo~, erfGpreoe ban