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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-02-05
WoIgast Seeks Battle With Dundee
New York Make Good
His Losse Sou n
By

Tommy Jones. also thanks you, for it
has been worse travelling than aspnait
rOads-fOr Tommy-since L STUDDED
my toe"
Yessir. Adolph will surely visit US
The pickings are good here and tEe
going has been bad, which forms a
Combination that must be looked after
sooner than possible
X
If Leach Cross loved to fight as wen
as his younger brothar, Phil OF! Yoi-
No fighter in the country would whip
one side Of him.
x
Leon KetcheIl, the brother Of the
famous Stanley. win shortly blossom
forth with gloves attached to his arms
Leon is working off the rough edges
at WOOdlawn Inn under the care OF
Matty Baldwin and Packey HOmmey-
The deceased champions brother seems
to possess the wallOp that made the
name Of Ketchel renowned His mana
ger is anxious to hitch up his charge
with Mike Gibbons over any distance,
and is also willing to bet a few thOus
and that Ketchel brings home the
bacon The latter has fought II bat
ties. all of which he won with the
sleep producer. That is known as run
ming to form.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-02-05
HIGH SCHOOL WINS
FROM G. A. A. TEAM
Students basketball Players Rally IN
Second Half Of Game and Win by
Score of 3 TO 3.

students basketball Players Rally In
Second Half Of Game and Win by
Score Of b to 33.
The High school basketball team
won from the c.. A. A quintet Tuesday
night at the Y. NJ c. A by a score Of
81 to 80 The match was closely con-
tested at times, the winning baskets
being scored in the last few minutes
of play. Frequent fouling was much
in evidence During the first half the
High schOOlers were Outplayed and
their team and basket work was poor
In the last few, minutes Of play they
woke up and with several accurate
passes TO Masters. who was uncovered
and playing under the c. A. A. goal
the High school netted the winning
baskets. Masters led in the scoring for
the High school with seven baskets,
while Atkins starred for the c. A A.
with a credit of u baskets. Following
are the lineups-
c. A A.-Grady and Atkins for
wards; Moelich, center; Jones and Fas-
sett, guards.
High schOol-Knburn and Martin,
forwards. Hill. center; Nee and Race,
guards; Woods and Schumacher, sub
stitutes.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-02-05
MINORS CLAIM MANY
DRAFTED PLAYERS

Auburn. y. Y. Feb. 5--The claim list
Of National association clubs to major
league drafted players. under the waiver
rule. was made known by secretary
John II. Farrell, of the National
Association of Professional Baseball
Leagues, as follows
Louisville Ky. claims Stansbury Of
the st. Louis Nationals.
Chattanooga claims Balenti, of the
St. Louis Nationals
Sacramento claims Berghammer, OIL
the Chicago Nationals; Orr, of the
Philadelphia Americans; Young. Of the
New York Americans, and Drohan, OF
Washington.
the Chicago Nationals; Cathars, Of the
St. Louis Nationals; Metz, Of the Boston
Nationals; Herman, Of the Chicago
Americans
New Orleans claims Bates, Wilson and
Belts, OF Cleveland; T. Drohan and VIII
liams. Of Washington.
Portland. Ore, claims Williams and Z.
DrOhan of Washington; Bates, Wilson
and Belts, Of Cleveland.
Milwaukee claims Beall, of Clevela Al.
St Paul claims BerEhammer, of the
Chicago Nationals; Miller and Booze.
of Pittsburg; House, OF Detroit, T DrO-
han, Of Washington; Beal, Of Cleve-
land; Balenti and Agnew. Of the ST.
Louis Americans
Omaha claims Wilson and Belts. OF
Cleveland, and Williams and Drohan,
Of Washington.
Buffalo claims Schang and Dolan, Of
Philadelphia; COttreu and Clymer, OF
the Chicago ..ationals.
Columbus claims T. Drohan Of Wash
ington
Rochester claims Dolan. of PhiladeI-
phia.
Montreal claims Connolly, Of Wash
ington.
Toledo claims Sernden and Steven
son, of St. Louis; Bates and Wilson, of
Cleveland.
Denver claims Heckinger, of Chicago.
and 7. Drohan, Of Washington.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-02-05


i y about the pugilistic armament as
ligbtwefght champion not many months
ago but who stopped that 1htterlnS
when Willie Richie sWiped his title,
may visit US Yes sir, he may visit
us. "Egad." he will visit US, sir
You see it's just this way, stranger
Things were good at the old champion
ship cottage hntil 1 fell IN VITA tnat
man Richie. A smooth talker, he led
me along until il was too late i put
my trust in him and my folly at last
found me out One bright afternoon
in san Francisco, when / was at the
height of my giddy career my raise
friend robbed me; deliberately
stripped me Of my crown could
not 90 home and face the old folks,
God bless them 1t would break their
hearts to know their darling child was
alone in the wicked world, tossed and
buffeted around by the cruel, neartleSs
populace. What was to do2
With no dear hand to smooth my
wrinkIed brow, or loving face to cheer
me. / was forced to turn toward the
east. I expect to arrive in that Dig
town called New York within Few
weeks. Ny only hope is that my
spirit holds out When 1 reach that
village. which Pm told is in the throes
Of a subway octopus and teemIng win
investigating committees. i nope 70
find shelter with my friend, Johnny
Dundee Perhaps for old times sake
he viii take me in and give me
chance by taking me on for 10 rounds
'Tis the only way / can get food
Then. perhaps, I viii take brace ana
ferret out my false friend, Richie, and
regain my crown so 1 can return 70
the old homestead
Thank you kindly, stranger May
Won never be in a position OF having
lost a championship crown Ny chum,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-02-05
BY W ]. MACBETH.

@PRING is he.ae; the season OF re
~ Mobilization II Ishes upon US. Leave
~ to the nature fakirs the dropping
violet. the golden. buttercu2 and the
carol OF The first brush. Let EN- all
bloom. or fly. or / U n for Sweeney. An
infaTibIe sign hers ds the double quick
OF verHal showers
Charles Victory Faust, the eternal.
has resurrected hiI 4 SELF from the cold
remains Of the 1912 baseball campaign
Ite has once more W tshed himself upon
John j. McGraW- ll- the Kansas JInN
dispeller e,1tl-aorclna ~ mas ms way
about il he viii be IL 4 king medicine Tor
Big CHER Meyers - nd his liItle pale
face brethren Of the champion Giants
before another month rolls round
He viii be on hand TO greet Ar Nc
Graw when the Little Napoleon arrives
at the Texas training q amp.
4IcGraw Wants = ascot NOt.
John J. 3icGraw admit res, as much as
any successful leader, u ne virtue OF de-
votion. In the case . I his eccentric
mascot he considers 1t IN the light OF
abnormal development, and IS figuring
out some means Of havi ne his perpet-
ual pursuer taken into custody before
he can effect a march upon Marlin
Mr. McCraW was quite OntenI TO hu-
NOR his rustic admirer 3 o long as the
latter confined himself to rustic ways
But evidently Charles VIC tory has bur
rOWed out Of the humble rUL he IS a
real big Lacquer in the IN ethods Of his
madness
Heretofore the Kansas prophet con
fined his friendly advances 10 the Unit
ed States mails-p.0s tage paid OF
Course-Or an occasional attic over a
Blue Line" sleeper 1t "; IS a form OF
devotion that sat lightly Upon the COZ
fers Of the Giants But Chs -rles has de-
VelOped expensive tastes His commu-
uication came in the Stati emery Of a
vel known telegraph instit ution, with
instructions TO the messenger to collect
sundries tolls of transmissI on Charles
pertaining enough and 1ncOUVen1e fenced
no one but the sweeper. The graSping
telegraph companies insist upon regard
ing Faust's messages as bona fide bust
ness communications They refuse a
special rate
The most startling Intelligence of
mascot Fausts message is the date line
It proves that he is sO1Ourn1ng at
Pasadena, Cal in the opinion of Nc
GraW his Worshipper is trying to as
Sist fate in the Interpretation OF one OF
It's DEGREES Whereby hangs a tale,
which has been told before out which
may be interesting repeated
Faust Decree II Faae.
Faust is a strange character who
thrust himself upon New York in a
strange manner He simply turned Up
at the hotel where the Giants were
stopping in the springs Of 1911 and an
nounced himself engaged as q mascot
He said that a seer had foretold he was
70 cast in his lot with New York Tor
two years He would bless McGraW's
club with a. pennant each season, after
which he would journey to the coast
and marry rich widow named
Becky" New York has won its pen
fortune His telegram, collect as 1t is,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-02-05
SHORT, SNAPPY SPORTLETS

~ OAIBARDIER WELLS, the English
X heavyweight champion, and Lu-
- Their 1IcCarty have been matched
to box 10 rounds in Madison Square gar
den the latter part Of March
Tony CapOni. the Italian middleweight.
has received word from Jack Kinsella.
matchmaker Of the Windsor Athletic
club. of Windsor, Canada. 10 get in
shape for a match with Eddie NcGOOrty.
According TO Kinsella, the match viii
be staged within three weeks.
Jim Flynn arises to remark that he
viii not be an umpire for any amount
Of money, demonstrating that even a
pugilist sometimes is afflicted with in
tellisence-
President Navin. of the Tigers. laughs
hal ha, hal at his holdOuts. but he is
enjoying himself about as much as a
blind man at moving picture show
Public safety director Norm. of Pitts
burg. in deciding upon new regulations
for boxing bouts. barred the kidney
punch and the pivot blow
Harry Wolter who has signed his
Highlander contract is said to still
show effects of his broken leg, which
has not mended rightly. This may end
his baseball days, as the modern out
fielder has to be a speed merchant.
Miller Higgins doesn't think much Of
the celebrated indian, Thorpe, as a base
ball player
He can't bat. friends tell me-" re-
marked Miller. Neither can he throw,
being musclebOund Because they are
sprinters. it doesn't follow that these
track men can get down TO first faster
than regular baseball stars, so I don't
think his base work VIII make up for
his other defects. McGraw is welcome
to Thorpe"
Harry krause, a Mackman was was,
is trying to get his release from TOpsy
Hartsels Toledo team in order to play
with the Frisco club. Krause is a ma
tive son and does not care to cross the
Rockies.
Manager Jennings. of Detroit, has Sc
lected WashingtOn's birthday as the
day of all days. On that particular
evening the Tigers and Tigerets viii
climb rattler with GulfpOrt, Miss. as
their destination. The Browns leave
March I. while the Cards wait until
March 4 to hit the lonesome trail for
Columbus, Ga.
Clarke griffith and his Insurrectos
get the biggest plum in the American
league next season The Washington
disturbers viii omen at the Polo
grounds. in New York. and. Of course. /
the fans will be out in force to give
Frank Chance the $4,000 nabOb, a
noisy reception.
Charlie White, the Chicago feather
weight, has announced his intention of
joining the lightweight class. White
admits that he has grown too heavy
for the featherweight division and viii
hereafter scale the weights at l5O-lS5
pounds White has given up all hope
OF a match with Johnny Kilbane.
Jean Dubuc has announced that he
viii come back to the Detroit Ameri-
cans for a salary less than $4,000 The
second contract sent to him calling Tor
a salary of $4,000 was turned down and
returned. President Navin, OF the IT,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-02-05

gers. says that it is up to Dubuc to
change his mind
John I. Sullivan, former heavyweight
champion. has started for the north
west part Of the country on a vaude-
Vile tour The trip viii take him to
all Of the principal points on the coast
=
Harry Tracy. the Philadelphia feather
weight. has signed for two bouts in the
next month. In the first bout he viii
meet Jack White. of Chicago, in a 90
round bout at Springfield. o., and viii
then take on Johnny Kil1ane at SYRIA
cuse. n. Y. for a 1O-round bout.
Willie Richie. lightweight cham
DiOn. is now in Kansas City filling a
vaudeville engagement. He viii re-
main there one week and then go on to
st. Louis.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-02-05
LITTLE PIE A
Tales Told At the Ringside
By W. A. PheLOn "

rTZY FENBERG sundTy battles from Boston to
convinced that honesty
policy with the gloves than
dungeon those who said that Iy had
without having
policeman would
the running would help him his
certain club where
fighting always Mr. Fenbeg
He little late having stopped to watch
mady
detectives
staggered
he
City, boy
the but money you
n
policeman
Glow querd Feneg
lot likely" said the officer $500
gether.
quickly Finberg coming
K
feHows?'
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-02-05
YALE MAY GET OXFORD
MEN TO COACH CREW

New Haven. Conn, Feb. Sat a
meeting Of Yale crew candidates. Capt
SnOWden announced that he is hopeful
Of securing the services Of Messrs-
Kirby and Geld, two Oxford Oarsmen.
to assist in coaching the Yale crews in
the spring
Capt SnOWden. who was just re-
turned from England, where he studied
the English rowing methods, also said
that Yale viii not change her style Of
rowing from that used last year
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-02-05
WINS
FROM DRTSCOLL

New York. y. Y. Feb. Johnny Kill
bane, of Cleveland. Outpointed Young
Driscoll of BROOKLYN, in. = 10-rouno
bout here last night
KlIbane had the better of every
round, hooking let's and rights TO the
head, with an occasional upercut and
short jabs TO the body.
For the first three rounds Kilbane
scarcely closed his gloves, but as the
fight went on. he hooked many hard
blow to the head The best that could
be said of Driscou was that he was
game and tried TO fight every inch Of
the way.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-02-05
TIMER ABANDONS EFFORT
To SIGN JOHNNY

Cincinnati. O., Feb SIN a letter to
president August Herman, of the Gin
cinnau National league baseball club,
manager Joe Tinker announced that he
had abandoned all efforts to obtain the
services of Johnny King as the catcher
for the Cincinnati team He also said
in the letter that he was convinced that
King would not play professional ball
next year
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-02-05

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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-02-05
ELK BOWLERS LOSE
TO ANDREAS'S TEAM
Neary Gets High Game and Total With
a Run of 592-SVvits Are Defeated
by the Jennings Quintet.
Rolling an average Of over $50 pc

Rolling an average Of over $50 per
game the Andreas team easily defeated
the Elks quintet Tuesday night, at the
Cactus alleys, by a margin Of 40 pins.
Neary rolled high game and total with
a run of 592.
Three of the four points were won
by the Andreas quintet. StrikeOuts
were credited to Neary. StrattOn and
Lehman Clark rolled high game for
his team. Weak totals and low games
were rolled by both teams.
The William Jennings team wal
Hoped the Swifts in the Industrial
league, by a margin of I63 pins. Three
of the four points were won by the
William Jennings quintet Byrnes rolled
both high game and total Wood was
the only roller to be credited with a
strikeOut.
The following scores were made:
Elrfrra Lea ZIG.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-02-05
WEST TEXAS TOWNS PLAN
TO ORGANIZE BASEBALL LEAGU

Maria. Tex, Feb 5.-Eftorts are be-
ing made to organize a baseball league
Maria. Alpine, Fl. Stockton, san Angelo,
Sweetwater. Abilene, Arson and STAN
ford.
Rev. 7 Cross Gray has organized an
athletic club here. nearly all the young
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-02-05
sLInEs 10 PI.ATE: BREAIks Il.

Santa Barbara. Calf, Feb. Stew
art Edward White, the author and eN-
plOrer, broke a leg while sliding to the
home plate in a BAH game here. Among
the players in the game was Winston
Churchill. recently Progressive candi-
date for governor Of New Hampshire
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-02-05
DEFEAT ROXTNC BH.I.

Olympia. Wash, Feb 5.-The bill to
leEalize boxing in Washington was de-
feated by the state senate. Notice Of
reconsideration was given and if this
fails. the measure cannot be brought up
again at this session.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-02-05
BRONSON WANTS ANOTHER
n TILE WITH sELLLE Kelly

Indianapolis, Ind. Feb. although
Ray Bronson, the Indianapolis weller
weight got away bad in his first two
battles this year and lost, he again
struck his stride in his closing battle
last. month and made Jimmy Perry, Of
Pittsburg, appear like a novice in
one-sided 10-round bout before the In
dianapOlis Athletic club Bronson came
back with his old lightning-fast ring
work and after the first three rounds
Perry was helpless Perry was battered
about the ring and each bell found him
staggering about and clinginC to BrOn-
son to keep from hitting the canvas.
Bronson may take on Billy Griffith at
Cincinnati for 10 rounds February 10.
but after that time viii keep hot on
the trail Of Tommy Howell, of Phila-
delphia, and Spike Kelly, Of Chicago,
both OF whom gained decisions over the
indianapolis man in his first two
fights in 1913. Tt is probable he Will
meet Howell at Kansas City, during the
month. and viii take on Kelly either in
Indianapolis or Kansas City
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-02-05
peaks Of unprecedented opuIence, and

! speaks of unprecedented Opulence, and
its consequent extravaganza.
Faust is an interesting study. The
humorous side Of his aspirations can
not relieve the pathOs of his situation.
McGraw tolerated him at first in the
light of a clown When he realized
that Fausts misdirected energies were
becoming a burden upon his people.
AIcGraw tried to impress upon the self
made mascot the folly Of his ways But
he couldn't shake Faust though he
succeeded in relieving his champions
Of the pestiferOus presence for more
than half OF last season
Giants Could Initiate Victory"
Several Giants would do well to emu
late Faust's enthusiasm. Charles Vic
tory is willing to knock about. in so
as you please fashion. for nothing but
The empty honor of official recognition.
TiIlie Shafer spurns the opportunity of
regular position on the champion
array with a large increase in salary
to boot, and the chance of once more
sharing in worlds series spoiIs. What
a roar would arise from McGraw's
most enthusiastic followers If the lit
tie leader We're to shave a contract by
so much as a $50 note
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-02-05

Points Won, Andreas. 8; 'EIks, 1.
High game, Neary, 223-
High total Neary, $50.
StrikeOut Neary. ,; Stratton, Leh-
man
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-02-05

High game, Byrns. 19S.
High total, Byrns, SIS.
StrikeOut. Wood.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-02-05

. OBIBARDIER WELLS the English
X heavyweight champion, and Lu-
- Their AIcCarty have been matched
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-02-05

Jean Dubuc has announced that he
viii come back to the Detroit Ameri-
cans for a salary less than $4,000 The
second contract sent to him calling for
a salary Of $4,000 was turned down and
returned. President Navin. Of the Nc
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-02-05

Charlie White. the Chicago feather
weight, has announced his intention Of
joining the lightweight class. White
admits that he has grown too heavy
for the featherweight division and viii
hereafter scale the weights at 13O-lS5
pounds White has given up all nope
OF a match with Johnny Kilbane.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-02-05

= EW YORK, n. Y, Feb 5--Little
Adolph Wolgast, who filtered
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-02-05

Clarke -sriffith and his Insurrectos
get the biggest plum in the American
league next season. The Washington
disturbers viii ODen at the Polo
grounds, in New York. and. Of course,
the fans will be out in force to give
Frank Chance, the $4,000 nabOb, a
noisy reception.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-02-05

Manager Jennings. of Detroit, has Sc
lected Washington's birthday as the
day of all days. On that particular
evening the Tigers and Tigerets viii
climb a rattler with GulfpOrt, Miss. as
their destination. The Browns leave
March 1 while the Cards wait until
March 4 to hit the lonesome trail for
Columbus Ga.
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