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witnessed a fight in Juarez. The shoot
ing Of the American immigration Off
Ger by the federals Saturday is blamed
for the small attendance. which, while
above the average, did not do Justice
to the crackerjack card
Thorpe Thinks He Won.
This is what Thorpe had 10 say: Il
believe that am entitled to the Labor
day match with Bobby Waugh at Jua-
reZ, because of the manner in which I
finished the fight I believe that had
a slight margin up to the time I de-
livered the wallOp on Cages jaw, and
should have the next chance with either
Hyland or Waugh"
The first sentence which Thorpe
spoke in his dressing room was TO
Prince Howard, his manager. asking
that he send a telegram inQuiring the
condition of his mother in Kansas City.
Prince Howard said: Proof that
Gage was knocked out is the fact that
the referee counted 10 regardless of the
bell, while Gage was on the floor My
prediction that Thorpe would knock out
Gage came true. Any man he can hit
with that invincible right cross inyari-
ably goes down. Gage was groggy in
the goth. and but for his covering up,
he would have taken the count"
Gage Says He Won.
Charlie Gage, speaking for his broth
er, stated: 1T was carelessness that
lost the bout for frankie, for he had
the unIucky 18th round. When he came
to his corner for the final round he was
dazed, and he left the corner dazed for
the goth round His stamina carried
him through. Thorpe is clean, clever
boxer, but the official register Of the
referee backs my statement that the
fight belonged to frankie up to the
18th frankie has learned a great deal
by his experience with Thorpe.
The Fight by Rounds.
There was lot of delay in starting
the fight, as Spider Moffatt, Bob YORK
and others had to receive their share
of cheers when they re-entered the
arena from tHeir dressing rooms.
Both Gage and Thorpe were cautious
and spent the first round feeling each
other out Thorpe missed a successive
right and left swing and slipped to
the floor Gage got in two short let's
to the kidneys. Round even.
Second Round.
In a mixup in the center of the ring,
Gage put a heavy right over the heart
Gage got in several light taps in
rapid exchange, and showed that ne
was evidently the better ring general
Gage sent Thorpe's head back with
stiff left jab. Thorpe missed two wild
swings. intended for the body. Cages
round.
Third Round.
The third brought out some pretty
boxing, in which Gage assumed the
offensive. Gage shot a left and right
to the kidneys in a cHnch and Thorpe
put two successive right to the jaw.
Thorpe and coupled with his strength,
outboxed the Kansas City boy. Cages
round.
Fourth Round.
Thorpe inaugurated the fourth with
a right upper to the jaw. Gage came
back with a left chop to the jaw Gage
seemed to be the stronger man. He
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-07-28

Sumnlary OF Uane.
Two-base hits-Kiefer, Barker and
Gebhart.
Three base hit-Barker.
Stolen bases-Anderson and Gebhart.
Sacrifice hits-Smith, Schultz and
Barker
Struck out-By NeIlis. 8; by Thorn
as, 4.
Base on balls-By NelIis, 1; by
Thomas, 2.
Batters hit-By Thomas, 1.
Double plays-Thomas to Owen to
Ward to Owen to Gebhart to Ward to
Gebhart-
Time Of game-1:2O.
Umpire-EckstOne
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-07-28
SATURDAYS GAME.


Saturday in a one-sided game, Sill
yer City went down 60 defeat to the
tune of six to two. Nellis played it,
although by rights 1t was CHIEF Gu
tierrez's war chant, for the chief
opened the series, pitching good ball
Two long flies that landed in Barker s
garden and should have been taken in,
were not and the chief was placed
on the bench. In the last few innings
that the chief was on the slab the
Miners discovered the secret of his
would have won his game. There was
some doubt abOuC it, but that made The
game Interesting When .Nellis went
In all the doubt disappeared and It was
only problem for the scorer.
Some local men must have had
judging from the applause they got
for good play, even when anyone
could see that the Miners had no chance
TO get away with the game. The visit
ors evinced a spirit to throw the game
by playing half-heartedly at a period
when 1t might have been anyone's
game Fault was found with umpire
Eckstone's decisions, but he knew the
rules and had the courage to stay by
them. The only kick made on the
umpire was made by those who wanted
to see Silver City get the game.
Not Much Baseball.
Aside from the playing of the local
team, which was OF the big LEAGUE
baseball An unassisted double play,
a perfect squeeze play and only four
GEIOIE were the SLuulS L1dL put the
Mavericks in the big league class Sat
The first score made by Fl Paso
came in the second Schultz singled
jackson flied out TO owen Barker
went the strikeoUt route Schultz
scored on COllins's drive through short
Ward went out TO Ward
Medina, Buckles and Ward went OUT
one, two three in the third Gutierrez,
GoWan and Keifer went the same way.
In the fourth, three hits netted FL
Paso two runs and gave the locals
singing. Schultz got him in with a
two Dagger. Schultz went to third
when JacksOn's grOunder was thrown
to first Here Barker up worked the
down the third base line and Schulz
came home. Collins ended the inning
by grounding out to Owens
Gutierrez's Hard Luck.
Il was-in the fifth that Gutierrez
encountered his run of hard luck
Thomas drove out q long fly and be-
cause Barker was playing in close. he
failed to get Il Thomas made two
and put Thomas on third. Buckles
went out to Schultz Ward up. dupl1-
Gated Thomas's high fly to Barkers
territory, and Barker for the second
time was pIayfne in TOO close. Ward
went to second and Thomas galOped
home with Medina crossing the home
plante on his heels. Gutierrez got
the blame for it and was taken out.
In the sixth when Nellis went in.
the Miners got only Two grounders and
a pOpup.
steal made another tally for Ell Paso-
Barker got the single and did the
Gebhart, Deck and Thomas had the
last chance to DO the Miners any good
The
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-07-28

5uL1kuaTy OF NTdules
Innings pitched-By Gutierrez 4 2-3;
by Nellis Is.
Runs made-Off. GuCerrez 2
off Neliis 0.
TwO-base hits-Schultz. Ward Cz).
Thomas.
Home runs-Jackson.
Stolen bases-Kiefer. Schultz. Barker
C2l. Collins. V Ward %. Gebhart.
Struck out-By Gutierrez 3: by Nell
lis 6: by Barnett f.
Base on balls-By Gutierrez 2.
Batters hit-By Barnett l.
Double Dlays-JacksOn (unassisted)
Passed bans-V. Ward
Time of game hour 45 minutes.
Umpire-Eckstone
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-07-28

for the Miners In the seventh, and
Smith did the same for the Mavericks.
The other two innings ended with
neither side scoring any more runs.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-07-28
SHORT, sNAPPY SPORTLETS

LILLE RICHIE, in a state
VA ment In Los Angeles, says
that the hardest blow he
ever received was from the hands OF
Ad WOlgast The blow was an over
hand right swing It landed on the top
Of Ritchie's head, and for a whole
minute the whole pavilion swung
around. By instinct he reached out
and grabbed WOlgast, and held on, IN
til his head cleared little
Bob Bescher, left fielder OF the
Cincinnati Reds, will be traded to the
New York Giants soon, according to
Rafael Almeida, a former member OF
the Red club. Almeida revived the
story that Bescher was going to the
pitcher, will be traded to the Chicago
Cubs Almeida is now q player on the
Montreal team
Jack McNulty has brought suit
against Jack OConnOr, manager of the
St Louis Federal league team, for $685.
600 damages because OF a blow
OConnOr gave him on the grounds of
that club on June 2S- According to the
petition. OCOnnOr wrongfully, and IN
lawfully assaulted McNulty perma-
nently injuring him.
x
It is up to pitcher Geyer OF the Car
dinals to deliver or he will be released
into the third game with the Dodgers,
for the first time since ne was hurt
Jack CoOmbs has announced that he
will be in condition to get back into
the game by Labor day, according to
the purpOrt of a letter received in
Philadelphia CoOmbs declares that he
is encouraged by the way he has
gained, and his only hope. now is that
he may be able to bring another pen
nanI to PHILADELPHIA
Abe Pollock. referee of the Denver
Athletic club, has wired an offer to
Charley White to meet Joe Rivers. in a
10 round bout in that city, on Aug. II.
White has been camping on Rivers
trail ever since the Los Angeles fighter
defeated his brother Jack at Vernon.
The offer calls for White to meet
either Tommy Murphy or Rivers, but
Pollock says that it is certain to be
Rivers.
Joe JacksOn's recent batting slump is
responsible for Cobb creeping up to
Thin rOfr1r h. d C,F
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-07-28

Joe JacksOn's recent batting slump is
responsible for Cobb creeping up to
within one point behind him. Cobb mas
by far the best chance of the season
to pass Jackson now. Unofficial
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-07-28

TEMPE AND MESA TEAMS
Phoenix. Ariz., July 2s.-In the open
ing games OF the new Salt River VAL
ley baseball league, Tempe defeated
Phoenix by a score Of IS to 5, ana
Mesa defeated the Maroons by a score
Of ? to L
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-07-28
Sport and Society Section
Mavericks Take Tue From the an Gage and Thorpe Fight to ORA
sIDER CITY LOSES TWO CANES To
FL PASO TWO DAYS IN SUCCESSION

Nel Does Some Good Pitching For E Paso, and Ward,
the Recruit on the Maverick Team, Makes Good Be
lind the Bat, Too-silver City Has Pitcher
Who Is Wonder at Throwing to the Bases
When Runners Are Trying to Steal
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-07-28
NOGALEs ~ a GAlTE.

NOGALES WINS A GAME.
Nogales, ARK. July 2S-Nogales came
back strong and defeated the Tucson
Groves here sunday, by the score OF IS
to 9. The Groves defeated Norales in
the first of a serious several weeks
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-07-28

figures give Jackson an average OF
1896, and Cobb Of 1856 Jackson has
participated in So games. while Cobb
has worked in 6S- Jackson has a total
Of 125 hits and Cobb s.
Benny ChaYes has arrived in Albu-
Querque for his third fight with Bat
Ting Chico. Chavez was accompanied
by Louis Newman. his manager. Aug
ust 1, has been decided as the date for
the fight Chavez has been signed to
meet Patsy Brannigan, the Pittsburg
feather, at Trinidad, on Labor day.
Chavez is anxious to get fight with
Johnny Coulon-
President Jones, Of the Lincoln club.
OF the Western league, has announced
the unconditional release OF Paul Cobb,
0utfielder and Tom Tuekey, pitcher
Jurors called for the trial OF Joe
Rivers, on a charge Of asSaulHng W
H Smith, a rancher at Ventura, Cal,
disagreed and the lightweight boxer
viii be tried over again. Smith came
out OF the scrimmage with q badly.
fractured jaw, and in a daze6 cOndi-
ton The chief defence OF Rivers. as
presented by his attorney, was that he.
was up against q man Weighing 147
pounds,
Ad WOlgast says that he WIN not
fight Dundee in September unless his
hands are IN good cOnQIuOn- Ao de-
clareS that Dundee is only an Incident
and that It is Richie he is after. VOL
CAST has called a halt on cigars and
row allows himself but one 3 week
During the week OF the Rivsrs-Ritchie
fight at San Francisco, according to
himself, WOlgast smoked 100 cigars
~
Articles OF agreement have been
signed for a 20 round catch weight
fight on September g, at the Vernon
arena between Ad WOlgast and johnny
Dundee
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-07-28
THORPE AND CAGE FIGHT TWENTY-ROUND
DRAW; CLEAN BATTLING THROUGHOUT

Thorpe, With Punch That Has Sleep in It, Stops Gage
in the Nineteenth, but the Bell Saves the Califor-
MAN and He Finishes Last Round-On Points,
Gage Was Ahead, Until the Singer
From Thorpe Did It's Work
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-07-28
Third Round.
Fourth Round.

Thorpe inaugurated the fourth with
a right upper to the jaw. Gage came
back with left chop to the jaw Gage
seemed to be the stronger man. He
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-07-28

Gage showed a left to the jaw. Gage
blocked a left lead, and tried hard for
a knockout. They clinched. Gage put
a left to the jaw, and Thorpe a right to
the stomach. Gage got in a right hook
TO the jaw, and Thorpe put in a left to
the kidneys. Cages round
Seventeenth Round Cages.
A slight rain began to fall and the
b1e1charffes clam herad IN m the v-OOd-
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BE sBUD.)

.E~IGHTING" THORPE, of Kansas
II City, fighting with the despera-
4fo1 Of . 1-rs e<a1d e.rrad q
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Ir0blidiisr Stimmuna bsiiamm,n
bielt.
in Der 9sriammIans fiibrie 6err
sSoI. grin,monn ben B0rlit uno 6err
Sp. austen bas protoiou. Ssrr o.
8. Sanhbea.r nure. ala gbrsnsWiss
gIiso in 9oridlaa s.brd1t unb bic
!6srrsn mtiis uno grcdmann als
aomniiiee tinssi,st. Urn 6srrn Sunbs
kasr su benahrihtisen. Gin. Ginla.
ouna Der Rt.inldnesr aorn.pais sOes
isn'hafi purbe NIT bar Bsfiimmune.
iih 70 sablrsih ipie moslih an osren
5sii!idisit gu beihxiIissn, ansenoms
men.
2ln benz a0nissbdl Der Roronute
ihsn Shiis.n, 3. Geb.. tpire Der Der
Elm in torpore ibsilnthmen. Tw Wlits
elisbsr perbsn iih um 8 llbr Hbenbs
In b<m 2o!als bss 6erru Wimbera on
Der IA. unb Bremen Strdbe stnFinoeu.
I'm suiammtn sur Geftballe gu marifis
ren.
Rad btm gsri6t bes giidsr.llns
isrIutunsa aommititss. beiisbsab aus
ben 6errsn Sof. Stdmann, 5obn Gen
unb Glenn. SabfFsIo. befinsen Tih bic
giiher Der gsamien in beistr Drns
nuns. 9as gsreinss9srmOe,n bs!rdsi
$3.50.
Ia hisrmii bic Geif6ite S<s rsrs
floiTtnsn Sabr.s abssmitsli norsu,
psrtasts iib Der isiiberiss @0ritano
fine bic.
5trr 3. u. Camping rpurbe Johann
gum iempordreu 8orfstr srtpdhlt .uno
fiibris als folder In blbfHer 4nfpras
DE bic nahiitbenben neuen Htamttu In
ihrs rsfp. 4tmtsr Elm:
grdfinsnt: 5pI. Brinsmnnn.
9issprdiioent: anton 6<dmoan.
Ss,rst6r: 6tinrih 2neisn.
finan3sStsrs.dr: WiIklm Witts.
Shasmeiiier: glsm. Wiobsnhorf.
gerlpoItunssrath: 90. Gsnins. Jptn
Gen unb 5of. 6tdmonn.
sbiirbiiier: Sof. Gdhcff.
Die 6srrtn grinimann. Wm. mi!is.
6.inrih 2usstn. glsm. wibbsnoorf VI.
u. hiel.sn humorpoII. unS afssmsi.
nen gtifnn finbsnbe iarss 4nIpras
den. Sin por,iiaIihes issfimahl. bsi
peidem eas notbist Rds ni6i fsblt.,
biibeis ben Sdlub bes abenos.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-01-09
Mms benz Yoli3eiseriht.

Gin Der YoIissi ia.iiam ktonnkr
Sisifbtiiler Ramns 0toree Brpant.
purbe esftsrn non Rihtsr Jrits nui
80 1ase aoh bem 4r6eitsbaus &C.
ianht. Der 9urits mar nors.iisrn
fpisner babel srlpiint ipoyben, nk sr
poHonien anbetisIis, unn aeuis, biz
niti nit eirem Cbulus hsrdusriicsn
tpcIIitn, ouf bos grDblidfis BE-
ftimpfit.
Weetn 5ragsns psrborsener maiien
mubte Joiept Wiie. bon Der plum
Sirobs, $40 unb bic Soften erleosn.
er ,par poreeIiern BON Getsitipes, biz
sinen Nunoeong burh bic Wiribi6of.
ten in tinsm selpiHen Diitriii mantsn,
nit einem m0htisen Sdiebeiien in Der
aafhe abeefab. porbsn. CT iiibrt.
I'M poli3eiseridi Su ieiner Gniinul.
bieuns on. oob tr ben Renolper gerabs
erif gs!auft bate. unb i'm Yesriff mar.
Jpn naf 5auie su trossn. absr biefs
gnifHuIoisuns sos nidi.
Cine 0s!biirofe BON $40 unb Qos
fen mub Samusl pieree i'm 4rbeits.
hduie abperoiensn. Somuel polIts
porseitern 4benb in fart cnesbeiisriem
3uianb Der 3iiab<lIs Der 6eilsorme.
an kr ahten Girobs einen 9efuh ab.
itctien. unb als ibm NIT Hidfictt ouI
ltine frtuhtsfrDbliht Siimmung bsr
Gintritt peripeigtrt ipurbt. seristb q
In MUTT unb bro1is AIles turs unh
iIsin fflassu au fpolI<n. fobob sr Del
Qpliasi ubkraehkn tptyben mubte.