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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-16
BY I. S. ANDREWS.

Monteith. TO meet Johnny klbane in a
Championship battle Of 20 rounds at Los
Angeles Seotem1er %. at 122 pounds, but
after a couple Of weeks training. Dundee
discovered that il was impossible Tor him
to make the weight ana retain an ms eondi-
ton As result promoter Tom AcCarey
was obliged TO call of the match, which is
the second big match the veteran promoter
has Cancelled within the past Few months,
the other being the proposed meeting OF
Leach Cross and Johnny Iillman-
Dundee has been fighting nghtweights
around the country the past eight months
and in some cases has given away consid-
cradle weight but evidently not much
as claimed. for he appears to be better at
about 12s TO $50 than at any other pound
age. Kilbane very wisely called the bout
It was title affair and the champion
did not intend 10 jeopardize his money get
ter by gong ont Of his class to meet the
hard hitting Dundee; in fact, ii would not
have been a championship match had Kill
bane permitted Dundee to weigh above the
legitimate poundage Of 12Z Il looks now
as though Kflbane viii have TO defend his
title against another eastern boy-George
sible that Richie Mitchell, Of Milwaukee, viii
be on his trail before long
Chip Has More Hard Luck.
Jimmy Dime and his prOtege, George
Chip. had another run Of hard luck the past
week. Jimmy had matched George up with
Billy Murray for marathon battle at san
Francisco September 9. which would have
been a big affair. but george suffered such
that he was obliged 10 call the match off
1t is possible that they will meet a little
later. but a good date has been spoiled and
a nice wad Of money passed up.
Chip was going along like wildfire. beat
ing all corners. when he bumped into Al
McCOy's left at Brooklyn and was put TO
sleep in one round, several months ago. That
hurt his drawing power greatly and II re-
quired careful nursing on Dimes part to get
him back TO the Hnelight However. he may
be all right about the time Jimmy Clabby
and Eddie McGoorty are returning from
Australia. and he may make up for lost
chances
Kay Has Freak Physique.
Fred Kay. the Australian lightweight who
has made such an excellent showing in that
country against English and American box
ers the past year, IS somewhat OF freak
in makeup Although a lightweight. he is
almost as tail as Bob Fitzsimmons. Kay
makes 155 10 155 pounds and stands . feet
10 inches in height. having a reach Of 74n
inches. which is rather remarkable for a
Ii lightweight II Is seldom that a lightweight
is found who goes bey ond 5 feet inches.
Milburn Saylor is considered quite a tall
lightweight and still he only measures 5
feet 1-2 inches in height
Kay has scored defeats over some clever
boys Of late amo' them Young Saylor-al-
though the Indiana polls boy claims that he ,
should have had a draw ana the papers seem
10 uphold him in his claim Kay is not a
rushing fighter. but a very clever sparrer
always going backward when hitting.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-16

a total Of Is hits. which IS unusual. But
Boston helded well behind him and fast
Work prevented the Dodgers from scoring
a large number OF runs The Braves made
seven runs in the first three innings and this
proved enough to win.
On the other hand. the Giants really
played better ball yet were defeated by
the Quakers Only eight hits were made
off Fromme and O'Toole. while the Giants
made nine McGraw's men failed 10 connect
when hits meant runs
President Gaffney denies that ne is try
ing to dispose Of the Chicago Cubs and that
a syndicate is now raising &40O, 000 10 take
over the franchise. The Cubs are not for
sale" said Gaffney IF they were II would
take $lOO0.0o0 10 buy the franchise"
There will have TO be a lot Of strength
ening In the National league next year II
some Of the teams are to get in the pen
nant race. McGraw will need as many new
players as any pilot in the circuit he viii
probably finish second this year but Il
IS doubtful IL he could finish in the first
division next season with the same club.
The pitching department is the weakest spot
Of the Giants Mathewson and Tesreau seem
TO be the only two that can be depended
on next year Marquard seems TO have lost
appointment and Fromme and O'Toole have
not come up 10 expectations
The Cardinals. with a little strengthening.
VII prove dangerous pennant contenders for
1915 Two infielders. an outfielder and an
other winning hurler is needed.
The remnant Of the old Pirate machine
needs repairing badly Fred Clark Is now
busily engaged in trying 10 patch his club
up and has been signing a number OF re-
cruits- Three winning twirIers. a first zacl-
er, shortstop and two outfielders are need
ed by the club.
stallings will need to strengthen the
Braves just little He could use two hard
hitting outfielders and one infielder The
Reds, Quakers. Cubs and Dodgers will also
need strengthening
There is much guessing locally on the out
come Of the National league race The
Giants were strong favorites during the mid
die OF the summer. but the Braves are now
an to favorite over them
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-16

a ILWAUKEE Wis. Sept 16.-Stanley
MI Toakum, the Denver lightweight,
who recently gave Charlie White a
hard battle for 19 rounds, is certainly
= tough proposition for any Of the 1913 pound
srs- Last week he stacked up against Pal
Brown. the Minnesota boy who visited Aus
tralia and had the glory Of defeating the
piou-Hughie MeheEan-and fought a
draw Of 20 rounds Brown likes the mara
thOn distance and so does Yoakum-the re-
suit being a terrific battle all the way Az
corulng 10 reports Of those present there
was little to choose between them and il
IS possible that another bout viii be ar
ranged later between them Brown is hard
game Tor any OF the stars at the lightweight
limit and the fact that Yoakum went the
entire distance with him stamps the Den
yer lad as firstclass fighter. Yoakum and
his manager, Louis Newman, are now after
another match with Charlie White. while
Pal Brown is thinking seriously OF going to
the coast where he can get more Of the 20
round game.
Pal would like to take another shy at
the boys in FAR away Australia. he likes
the country. and he feels confident OF being
Eble 10 trim most Of the 13S Founders there
I have just received a letter from the man
ager Of Pal Brown in which he says that
Pal won easily over Eoakum- He says:
Had It not been for an agreement TO
the effect that II both boys were on their
feet at the end Of 20 rounds. IL should be
called a draw, Pal would have had the de-
cisiOn without a question Pal had II Of
the 20 rounds, and during the last few
rounds Stanley clinched TO save himself I
will say that he is a wonderfully hardy boy
and can take a world Of punishment"
Knockout Mars Leaves LimeliEht.
The decisive defeat Of knockout Mars by
George Clancy at Cincinnati puts a very
promising boy out Of the running for feath-
erveight honOrs and brings into the lime
light boy VINO appears TO have great
deal OF class Mars has been one OF the
aVg zIvard style OF boxers and has made good
in his home town at Cincinnati, so much so.
thar the fans Of that city were willing TO
back him against almost any featherweisht
in the country However, his defeat by
Clancy. who halls from Baltimore, puts
him out Of the running.
CLANCY has been coming along at a very
rapid gait the past year and he has the
distinction Of being the only fighter who
scored a knockout over Kid Williams, the
worlds champion bantam, also Of Baltimore
CLANCY scored a practical knockout over
Mars as the latter's seconds threw in the
sponge in the fifth round to save their boy
from taking the count OF ten It is very
probable that CLANCY viii now be groomed
for & match with the champion. Johnny Kill
bane- and he seems to have as much right
as any boy in the country 10 demand a
match at the featherweiEht limit
Getting Away With Weight.
Boxers and their mana gers who are al 3
ways trying TO get away with a few pounds :
the best Of the weights sometimes get the 3
worst OF 81 Some boxers are as Jealous Of
their weight being given out TO the public
as old maids are OF their correct age. John
ny Dundee. the New York Italian feather
weight, was matched by his manager Scotty
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-16
PlPIE SIGNS To MEET MADDEN;
FIGHT To Be HELD AT The FORT
Papke Is Brother of Famous Billy Papke and Is Making
a Reputation as a Fighter; Negroes Matched to
Fight at Silver City in the Near Future;
Prize Ring Gossip.
BY BUD RUTHERFoRD.

2 n defence Of his title as feather cham
piou Of the army. Johnny Papke viii
meet Eddie Madden. Of New York in a
10 round contest on the night Of Sep
TENDER 80 at the Fort Bliss arena Madden
is a member OF the 18th cavalry having en-
listed a short whole ago. and Is considered
one Of the fastest men in the lightweight
division Both boxers accepted the terms
Of promoter c s CrOwel. OF the Athletic
association. Tuesday evening. and fortelts for
weight and appearance were posted
In the signing Of Papke TO meet Madden.
the promoters executed d decidedly popular
move in the opinion OF FL Paso fight fol-
lowers BY his brilliant work in the ring
when he met Frankie Martin. Papke made
a tremendous hit with followers OF the glove
game In f Paso- With careful training in
the future II is predicted that Papke. pos
sessing the natural fighting instinct, viii
be q contender for the lightweight crown
Papke Is a brother OF former middle
weight champion Billy Papke. considered
one OF the greatest middleweiEhts that have
ever been produced II is the opinion Of a
number Of boxing critics who have followed
the game many years. that the little fellow
IS an exact replica OF his famous brother
and will meet with the same success IN the
ring Johnny entered the boxing game
against the wishes Of his brother. making
advent into the four round society in
san Francisco. where he defeated some Of
the best boxers in the feather division
Madden Is a veteran in the ring as Tar as
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-16
Bill James Wins Seven Straight
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Boston Bean Eater Is Some Flin6sr
BY B. B. CADDLE.

"1OUCHED up for IS hits. Bill James
won his game Tuesday with Boston
u by a score Of TO Q. and as the Giants
were beaten by the Ouakers, the Braves
now have a lead Of three and half games
1t was the seventh straight victory for
the lanky Beanrown HEAVIER who has proved
a potent factor in the upward ascent Of
Stallings's men Here is his record in the
last seven games-
August e6-Boston- 4 Chicago l. James
Vaughn
August % - Boston. 4; Cardinals. 0:
James-Perritt.
September boston, y; ouakers. 3:
James-Tincup-
September Boston. s; ouakers. 8 az
September s-BostoH, 9: Giants. ,: James
8Iarquard
September 1O-BostOn. Z; ouakers :;
September 15--Boston. Z; Dodgers, 5:
James-Ruczer, RueIback and Atkinson
James has worked in more games and
won more during the past month than any
other HEAVIER in the National league not
even excepting his sensational stable mate
DICK Rudolph In Il days James won six
OF these victories Stallings then gave him
a four day rest and he came back with his
seventh victory.
James is a bear for work and because
Of the frequent double headers he has been
called upon almost every other day to work
It's the masterful hurting OF James Ru-
L li ell4 yer mat IS keeping the Boston
c-uo IN the running Tyler in his last three
games showed signs Of cracking and IS be
ing given a rest by Stallings
The St Louis Cardinals have been playing
brilliant ball during the past ten DAYS and
wednesday open a three game series with
the Braves The Boston club will have 10
extend itself TO win two OF these three
games Stallngs viii likely start Davis or
Crutcher, against the Cardinals this after
noon and Thursday Tyler will be sent TO
the mound
The Cincinnati Reds open a three game
series wednesday with the Giants On their
recent road trip the Giants were given an I
awful Waloping by the Redlegs McGraw I
viii have to start Tesreau or Demaree |
against Cincinnati
There was some luck attached to Boston's 4
ascent Tuesday. James was touched Up for I
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-16
Attell and Kilbane May Battle
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Frank White Offered Three Bouts
BY BUD RUTHERFORD.

4 MATCH between Abe Atteu and John
IN ME kilbane for the featherW elk ut
~ championship OF the world is being
considered by promoter T j. McCarey
for a late October date. Attell has been out
Of the game quite while, but is anxious
to get another crack at Kilbane. believing
that he can wrest the title II such chance
is presented. Kilbane won from the crafty
Hebrew in a fast 20 round battle something
like two years ago. and ever since Abe
has been trailing the Cleveland boy for an
other match Since then Atteu has been de-
feated by a number Of second rate boys.
chiefly because OF his distaste Of training
for a bout
Charley White. the Chicago lightweight.
Is the recipient OF an o-rer from Frank Null
kern. promoter OF the National Sporting
club IN Milwaukee. for a series Of three
bouts with selections Of the promoter In
cluded in the three battles Will be match
with Freddie Welsh, the lightweight cham
pion- The remaining Two will probably be
Leach Cross and either Ad Wolgast or jim
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-16
ANIERIcAN ASSOCIATION.

Tuesdays Games
At Minnea polis-rst game r. Fl. z
Kansas City ---..---.. COS 00G 0Oo-3 4
minneapolis --------- 101 llO uoN-4 1
batteries: Kansas City. Mccoy. Basket
rity.
At Ninneapolis-2nd game R. H. E.
i hsnsas City -......-. 00e 400 100 ?
15Ge-pllla ..--..---- l-s Uul lux =
batteries: Kansas City. Reagan. Basket
an9 Gelbei; Minneapolis, DuvalL Engersou
and Charity.
AT Auwaukee-1st game r. H. E
- paul --....-.-..-.. 100 600 O42-1 10 o
lalLWaukee .--....-.-. 900 600 600 3
batteries St Paul Walker and James
milwaukee,, Young and Hughes
O. At Aiiwaukee-2nd game r. H E
Milwaukee .......-.. lO0 los OK IL 5
Batteries: St Paul. Gardner. Hopper and
SIa55les' milwaukee. HOvik ana Hughes.
.5alIled end Of eighth inning on account OF
At Louisville RHE
cleveland ......-... 100 102 OOO-4 II
i'o F5.llle -..-..---..- 221 oO2 cox II 1
batteries: Cleveland. Kahler and Devogt:
LOUISVILLE, Toney and Sever0id-
At Columbus R.H.E
Indianapolis 600 go OO5-q 10 2
columbus ......-.- 100 O1O 002-4 o
t-,.---,---t lss- indianapolis. WINS and Liv-
4HsS'oni Columbus, Cook and Robertson
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-16

experience is concerned. having somethinE
like s. victories 20 his credit over some Of
the fastest boys in the east Among the
men he has met is Jack Britton. the Chi
cagOan, who IS being considered as an op-
ponent for the winner Of the Hayes-Alberi
bout He Is a trifle heavier than Pspke,
who can make 1-f pounds. being natural
lightweight scaling around 133 pounds.
Young Jack Johnson" the New Orleans
light middleweight. arrived back in e
PasO Tuesday night from silver City John
son knocked out Battling Noon. OF that
city, in the fourth round OF a scheduled 10
round contest Monday night. According TO
Jed English. manager OF johnson. the
fight was one sided throughout. Johnson
easily outpointing his opponent and landing
at Will
As a result OF his clever showing. Eng
lish has matched his charge against Al
smaulding, the fast negro middleweight Of
Albuquerque The fight viii be staged at
Silver City during the latter part Of this
month English also has an offer pending
for johnson TO fight in Denver and Albu-
querque. irrespective Of the outcome OF the
SmauldinE contest
Quite number Of FL Paso fans made the
trip TO silver City 20 witness the Johnson
Noon bout The speedy work done by John
son In his bout with Charley Stands two
weeks ago in the Juarez arena made him
number q friends with the negro popula-
ton Of FL Paso.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-16
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE

tuesdays Games
Eeles, s.
It San Francisco: Missions. 6; San Fran
POLAND at Venice; wet groundz
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-16
SOUTHERN LEAGUE

- - tuesdays Games
Vile. ,
At Atlanta: Birmingham. 3; Atlanta. 2.
tanooga- g.
At Memphis: Mobile. l; Memphis, 0.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-16

Where They Play Thursday.
Venice at Portland
Sacramento at san Francisco.
Oakland at Los Angeles.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-16

nay Duffy As Wolgast is at his home In
Cadillac. neal Milwaukee, the wildcat Is
In line for the initial match with White
A campaign that consists Of no less than
five important battles. and which he IN
tends Will lead 20 a match for the light
weight title, is being mapped out by Ad
Wolgast eUliEhtweight champion OF the
world Ad is now on the lookout for a new
manager. Tom Jones having left the Cadil-
lac wildcat 20 continue along the pugil-
istic path alone. The broken arm which
Wolgast suffered two days before his pro-
posed contest with Joe Rivers IS now COM
pletely mended- Billy Nolan. eNmanager
OF Battling Nelson. and the man who made
10 be dickering with WoIgast to handle
the interests Of the former champion.
The suspension OF Johnny Evers. the
snappy little second basemau vii in no
wise weaken the onrush Of the Braves In
the battle for the pepnaut. II present indi-
cations are correct The recent three day
suspension handed Johnny in philadelphia
failed TO weaken the Braves Young Whit
ten replaced the crabby player at second
and aided greatly in the final victory over
the Quakers- BY this IL seems that. in
building up his championship team. STALL
ings did not forget the secondary defence,
and IS able 10 send able substitutes into
the game in place OF the regulars.
Developments snow mat Jack CurleT Is
experiencing considerable trouble in vean-
ing away jess willard from under the hand
Of Tom Jones. the developer OF Ad VOL
CAST and Billy Papke- While in the west
recently. Curley gave Il out that he in
tended to match the big fellow a number
Of times At the time Curley gave no hint
OF trouble willard, IL seems, has a signed
contract with Jones. calling for his services
for three years Jones paid him S25o0 FOR
this. IL IS said. Curley tried to buy the
contract according to reports, but failed
In presenting his resignation to presi-
dent Frank Farrell. Frank Chance. man
ager OF the New York Yankees. pointed
out that he was hampered in building up
a winning team because the managenlent
has not given him sufficient material
Chance. il IL said. has insisted upon the
release OF scout Arthur Irwin more than
once IN other words. the scout seems to
have been the bone OF contention between
the manager and president OF the club
Chance. with a reputation for building Up
the great Cub machine and leading II 70
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-16
FEDERAL LEAGUE STANDINGS.

Where They Play Thursday.
Kansas City at Baltimore.
St Louis at Buffalo
indianapolis at Brooklyn
Chicago at Pittsburg.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-16

Where They Play Thursday.
New York at Chicago
Washington at St Louis.
Boston at Cleveland.
Philadelphia at Detroit
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-16

Where They Play Thursday.
Louisville at Columbus.
indianapolis at Cleveland
Milwaukee at Kansas City.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Tuesdays Games
At Cleveland RI z
Detroit ..-...-----... cr1 100 900 o
Cleveland .----..---.- 600 100 OOO-I 8
Batteries: Detroit Cavet and Baker;
Cleveland, Tedrow. Carter and Bassler
At New York RI Z
Philadelphia .-.-.-... 90 OIL 0O0-s 10
New York ---------.--- 600 600 00l-l 0
Batteries Philadelphia, BressIsr and
LapP; New York. Brown and Sweeney.
Nunamaker.
At Washington r Il z
Boston ......-.-.-... 600 100 OOI-2 )
Washington -.------- 600 O01 oQQ-I
Batteries; Boston. Wood and Thomas:
Washington, Shaw and Ainsmfth-
Games Postponed.
Chicago at St Louis. rain
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-16
NATIONAL LEAGUE sTASDNGs.

Where They Play Thursday.
Cincinnati at New York
ST. Louis at Boston.
Chicago at Brooklyn.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-16

LANGFORD AND JOHNSON light DRAW
Boston. Mass. Sept 1s.-Sam LauEford.
Of this city. and Battling jim johnson. OF
New York. both negro heavywelEhrs. fought
Il rounds 70 a draw here Tuesday night
The bout was close throughout with much
infiEhring.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-16
Y0AKUN WANTS MATCH;
STOOD 70 ROUNDS WITH BROWN

Another Match May Be Arranged Between Yoakum and
Brown Since Both Show to Advantage in Marathon
Performance; Brown Wants Fights in Aus
tralia; Chip Has More Hard Luck.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-16

Reports from Los Angeles regarding the
recent 20 round battle between Joe Riv-
and Willie Beecher indicate that the
Mexican did not win BY as large a margin
as was first reported There were many
al the ringside Who disagreed with referee
Eyton's judgment. and since the battle John
Reisler. manager Of Bechsr. has sent re-
ports broadcast over the country. stating
that his man was robbed Had Rivers stood
up and boxed Beecher he might have won
easily, the aggressive Brooklynlte was
continually carrying the fight 70 his op-
ponent Beecher made decided hit with
the Los Angeles fans. and promoter Nc
Carey did not hesitate in signing him up
for a future battle with either Johnny Dun
dee or Charley White.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-16

several pennants. ksenly feels the embar-
rassment OF leading q tailender OF a club
almost as bad.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-16

Where They Play Thursday.
Des Moines at Denver
St Joseph at Lincoln
Omaha at Topeka
Sioux City at Wichita
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-16

NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Tuesdays Games.
At Boston RHE
Brooklyn ......-.--.. 211 900 O10-5 IS .
Boston ...--.----.-..- O25 900 OOx-T IS
Batteries; Brooklyn. Rucker. RueIbach
Aitchison and Miller; Boston. James and
Gowdy.
At Philadelphia RHE
New York ...--.--.. 900 100 0O0-s 2
Philadelphia ....--.-. 200 90 OOx-4 8
Batteries: New York. FrOmme. O'TooIe
and Meyers; Philadelphia. Alexander and
Killifer.
At Pittsburg H z
Cincinnati .--...-.. 600 900 900 8 I
Pittsburg .-------.-- OO4 OO1 sOT-q 6
Batteries. Cincinnati. Benton and Con
Zaless PittsburE Adams and Gibson
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-16
NJ&fHng Turkey ThnLagyhg Day
BASEBALL
II RESULTS
AMERICAN LEAGUE sTANDINGs.

ltanding o 81 u 800 o eames
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-16
FEDERAL LEAGUE
Tuesdays Games.

FEDERAL LEAGUE
Tuesdays Games.
At PittsburE RHE
Chicago --.---------.. 102 900 0O3-6 II
PittsburE -----.----.. 900 900 900
Batteries: Chicago. Hendrix and Wilson;
Pittsburg, Barger and Roberts.
At Buffalo R.HE E
St Louis ----------.. 600 900 900 1
Buffalo ...-----.--.. 900 100 OOx-I s
Batteries. St Louis, Davenport and
Simon Buffalo. Knapp and Blair.
At Brooklyn Ri z
Indianapolis .-----.. 800 SO 11O-9 II
Brooklyn .-----.---.- 01O Dol 600 10 3
Batteries: indianapolis. kaiserling and
Rariden; Brooklyn, Finneran. Marion. Som
rners and Owens.
At Baltimore T n ?
Kansas City ....--. 900 200 800
Baltimore ...------. 300 800 OOx-11 Is
Batteries; Kansas City. johnson. HenniuZ
and Enzenroth; Baltimore. Bailey and Jack
litsch. Russell.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-16

NATIONAL LEAGUE.
TUESDAYS Games.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-16
WESTERN LEAGUE.
Tuesdays Games.

WESTERN LEAGUE.
Tuesdays Games
At Topeka RH.E
Omaha ..-..-...-.. OIL 600 900 Is 2
Topeka -.--..-.---- 100 900 100 % 2
Batteries Omaha, Triple and SeabauEh: :
Topeka, Dashner and Tonne nan.
At Lincoln R.H. z.
Lincoln 49, -.--......O14 900 00x-5 >
I 81 Su15pLA ---.------.- -OlO OUl luU-3 10 s
Batteries; Lincoln. Jordan and Black
burn: st, Joseph, sterzsr. Wiley and
At Wichita RHE
Sioux city ............ 900 OIL 600 2 /
batteries: Sio1r citv v'0 XVoo.ibHrn Klein
and Crisp Wichita. Sullivan and Jones.
At Denver. RI E
Des Moines ---..--....O o4 $50 1OO-s 10 3
Denver go. ---.----... OO1 COS 020-6 II
balLerles; Des Noines Hogan and Haley
Denver Scnrelber, Gasken and Spain
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-16

Games Postponed.
Chicago at St Louis. rain
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-16
Sport and Classified Section

SOMEWHERE THERE'S JOY.
It's a sad, sad world that does
not allow the sun to shine at
all