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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-01-29

n liver CITY, n. NJ. Jan. 29.7-Al-
though it was generally conceded
- that Herrick had sufficient mar
gin to receive the decision. referee E.
Cox awarded a draw verdict in the
Notwithstanding bout after 10
rounds Of fierce fighting last night
Smaulding surprised the local fans by
his showing against Herrick. The Ke-
vance middleweight showed the most
speed anG stamina. while Smauldins
had a shade on the defensive work,
with his lmpenetrab bic cOVerup
In the first round both resorted to
the inVariable feeling out" tactics. In
the second Herrick, after advice from
his manager. rushed the fight. and
whipped a number of punches to the
Albuquerque negroes wind and face
HerFick also leo in the third. fourth and
fifth. Smaulding showed a flash of
form in the sixth. by fighting the
nOrtherner to a standstnl. but in the
seventh the boy from Ell PasO slammed
home a number of heavy punches to the
stomach and head Herrick's speed be-
Wildered the negro in the ninth ana
10th. The knockout blow and tremen-
lOus punching power which Herrick ex-
hibited when he fought Gonzales, was
lacking.
In the last stanza he tried hard fol
a knockout but landed only on the
head and arms of Smaulding. Ref
cree Cox made no hesitation II calling
the bout a draw. although the general
opinion among fight fans Of this city
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-01-29

hand to take part in the reception, and
we can rest assured that Harry Stevens,
Louis Mann, DeWOlf Hopper and 9TH
ers viii be foremost in taking care Of
local fandom.
When the first baseball around the
world tourists, under the leadership Of
Albert G. Spalding, returned here in the
spring OF 1899, there was no public
banquet given, but the players and
memb ers Of the party were taken in
charge by their personal friends, ana
the greetings, while more quick, were
not less cordial than the ones to comz.
The most notable form of this recep-
tiOn viii probably be a mammoth ban.
Quet - be given the night of the re-
turn, and it is thought that fully 1000
people viii attend.
The managers and players of the
Giants and White Sox who are now on
tour, viii be obliged to hasten TO their
respective training camps so soon that
there viii be no opportunity giYen-as
there was in 1889-fOr the playing Of
any games consequently, the banquet
will be the one big feature of the re-
cepuOn-but that. surely, viii cover
everything necessary to express the
heartfelt warmth of the greetings
Rube VIII Not Jump
Rube Marquard viii be a Giant next
season. He brought the news himself
to headquarters and announced to pres
ident Hampstead that he had WithstOOd
all the tempting and alluring PROPOSE
lions made to him by the Federal
league and would surely report at the
Giants training camp in Marlin on
March
Marquard also made the interesting
announcement that he would be accom-
panied to Marlin by Mrs. Marquard and
the baby--Rube, jr.
Now. nothing was needed more 20
cinch Marquard seniors promise as
being honestly meant He did not have
to cross his heart to assure that he
would keep it. When Mrs MarQuard
and the baby are with organized base
ball and against the Federal league, we
know RUDE is safe. also that the Ma
donal league and the country are too.
Round steak, 15c per ID. Opitz Mar
ket, phone 36.-AdYertisement.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-01-29
Would Tram Bal Clubs
III ~ Paso IL Possible
Ell PasOans Suggest the Advantages and Disadvantages
to the Various Clubs in Trying Out Ell Paso For
Spring Training Generally Considered Too
For From Any Other Clubs Quarters.

big leaguers, who are used to the springy
grass turf of the major league fields Robert
Krakauer believes that Ell PasO climate IS
an excellent thing for the citizens TO invite
lot OF money spent in FL PasO while the
players are here, outside Of the advertise
ment which FL PasO win get over the eoun-
try said Mr. Krakauer- Il am heartily IN
favor Of any Of the Federal league teams
training here"
league Is years ago, viii succeed. says D
T. Fenneu THE American league dion c
nav as much attention to National contracts
as the Federals are now doing, and believe
there is plenty Of room for another league
If Ell Paso could obtain one Of these clubs
it would be a dandy advertisement for the
citv and a great boon for local baseball
THAT the Federais are a myth and VIII
not succeed. is the belief OF number OF
fans w W. Carpenter, an old time player.
saws: IT always wondered why FL Paso did
not make efforts to land one OF the big
league clubs TO train here. No matter Wheth-
er it is a Federal or not, it is sure to adver-
tIse FL Paso to a great extent and VIII in
terest fans more in local baseball There
is room for another major league in this
country, Just as IL it was another dry goods
or grocery store.
Local baseball men such as Frank Cap
Hnrer. Bin Crawford and vincent Andreas
are unanimously in favor Of the Federals To-
eating here but see small chance OF II under
the present conditions
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-01-29
Outlaws" Still Hold Chicago
-:T:- -:H:- -:I:- -:II:- -:II:-
Efforts To Gust Them In Vain
tBY JOHN E. wRAYl

OF LOUIS. No, Jan 29.-The FeG-
eraI league is still breathing. pant
- ing heavily. one might say. despite
the pronunciamento of c. Webb Muir
ply and Byron B. Johnson of the organ
lied baseball forces. The Federals still
occupy the position of advantage In
Chicago, in spite of desperate e.
fort to dislOdge them there.
The reason for the confidence Of the
big leaguers that the Chicago insGi -
rectos of the baseball world would be
driven out and the backbone Of me
league thus broken, appears now 20
have rested less on the purchase Of the
Browns bv Weeghman and Walker than
on the forcing cut Of the Chicago Feds
from the park they had chosen.
A strip of ground l6 feet wide caused
all the trouble, as the organized bah
forces apparently had obtained an op-
ton on it threatening to drive the Chi
cago club out of home. Vita Chicago
out, the league would have lacked q
backbone and have fallen-that cpDar-
emily was the theory
Weeghman to the Rescue!
Today. however. the Federals bob up
serenely in possession OF the strip,
some feat of legerdemain, thus
foiIing the villain 1t is announced
that Weeghman and walker paid
over $4,000 to gain unqualified possess
sion of the debatable ground. assuring
a Chicago fOothold.
A Trick to Sting the Feds.
A big portion of the grOUndless re-
ports coming out of Chicago. baseo
largely on wind, circulated by agents
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-01-29
MOTOR TRIP To
THE BIC DAM
Automobile Club to Have a
Run to Elephant Butte
on February 7.

The Ell Paso Automobile club will
have a run to Elephant Butte dam on
Feb Z and s, if present, plans mater
ialize. At a meeting of the board Of
directors Wednesday evening in the
office Of H B. Stevens. this was de-
eided. The run was suggested by ex-
president c. B. stevens, who said he
tnouSht number of excursions
through the upper and lower valleys
should be made by the club members
during the spring and summer so that
all might become acquainted with the
developments now in progress Sew
eral members of the club signified
their intention of making the trim
unless prevented from doing so by
something that might develop between
now and the date set for the run
Others viii be solicited to make the
run and 1t is expected to have from
10 to 20 cars in the party. The run
Is open to any automobiles, whether
member Of the club or not. The
start viii be made from Ell PasO early
on the morning OF Saturday, Feb z,
and the dam viii be reached some time
Ihat afternoon. Accommodations will
be arranged for. in advance at the gov
eminent boarding house. The return
to FL PasO will be made Sunday. the
Sth. L. NJ. Lawson, project engineer
for the reclamation service will ac-
plain the work at the dam.
The club decided to purchase iron
signs to be put up on the downtown
street crossings, marking the way out
OF town for strangers. The club also
authorized the drawing of checks to
pay the clubs dues in the American
Automobile and the Texas Automobile
associations; also to pay the clubs
corporation tax to the state.
The reward of IS for the arrest ana
conviction of persons throwing glass
in the streets was withdrawn so far
as the police and county officers are
concerned, but will still be paid TO
any person not an officer who causes
the arrest and conviction of such an
offender. Since the reward was Of
fered, the club has paid out almost
5000 in rewards to policemen, who are
paid salaries to enforce the law.
DR.. S. NJ Johnson, of Roswell. in
formed the club by letter that he
would like to be present at its next
dinner to address the club members
on the desirability of creating a na-
tiOnal park Of the Mescalero reserva-
ton. He will be notified in time to
enable him C attend the next dinner.
The matter of prizes for the next
annual road race from FL Paso to
Phoenix was discussed, but nothing
definite was done. 1t was the idea Of
most members that the prizes cannot
be made larger this year than last.
The club still owes note Of $3.50 on
the $1,000 it succeeded in raising for
the race in 1913.
Prizes are to be awarded to those
securing the most new members for
the club in February. The first prize
will be a new casing, the second 100
gallons of gasoline and the third will
be so gallons Of gasoline.
G.. A. Martin presented his resigna-
ton as secretary treasurer of the club,
because of lack of time to attend to
the duties. The resignation was ac-
cepted. c. B. Stevens, eXpresident Of
the club. assumed the duties as sec
rotary temporarily.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-01-29
CLABBY AND TRAINER
ADMITTED TO BAIL

Los Angeles, Calf, Jan. 29.-Jimmy
Clabby, middleweight pugilist, and his
trainer, Arthur Mcqueen, were ad-
mitted to $1,000 bail each late Wednes-
day after they had spent most of the
day in jail on charge of assaulting
and resisting an officer. 1t is charged
that the two attacked c. E. Laurance,
a policeman, in an alley early in the
morning.
Witnesses of the affray said one of
the accused snatched Laurance's night
STICK and struck him on the head with
it,
The policeman is suffering from con-
C,1fll.. u ne OIdli' %Iu w Si1S
ties declared him out of danger be-
fore they released Clabby and Nc
Queen,
According to the police, the pugilist
and his trainer fled into an alley after
fight with several taXicab drivers,
and Laurance tried to arrest him. Pre-
hminary hearing in the police court
viii take place Friday.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-01-29

Of organized baseball with the evidenS
purpose of soaring off unsigned players
from Joining the outlaws.
FederaIs Still ShRISy.
Despite the fact that the outlaws"
nave Weathered the storm there is little
doubt they are still shaky; and work on
parks and grandstands is not going
ahead as it should, at this season. If
the Federals open big league plants IN
ship-shape by the start of the schedule
and exhibit big league teams, they will
swell the list of the worlds seven won
ders
Roberts Advanced Too Soon.
The defeat OF Stanley Roberts caused
a lot of disappointment among those
who have watched the clever. clean
work of this little Welsh fighter RoD-
erts was doing nicely for q lad who haG
had but four fights in this country. ana
almost none of the regular status in
Wales. whence he came. In fact Rob
erts. sole record was made right here
IN St Louis in we five battles he has
Fought in this city. winding up in his
defeat
Clark Was Overweight.
Roberts might have survived a con-
Illet with the tough Clark, had hu
been given a little more experience
against body FIGHTERS OF Clarke's type.
At that, Roberts was really opposing
different division scrapper than him
self. He weighed 121 pounds himself,
and can fight at lis; whereas his more
rugged opponent, who was under forfeit
to do 122, could not bulge the scales at
124, and probably weighed 125 pounds
He forfeited, of course. but this per-
mltted him to come in strong against
Roberts.
The little lad from Wales is by no
means a dead letter, however. Being a
legitimate feather. where Clarke is not.
he stands right where he did before.
With a little more schooling he is still
in line to meet the good ones, A match
with Benny McGOvern would still be in
teresting.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-01-29

He announcement that Phil G. ban,
of the St Louis Federal league club,
had left that city for Tulsa, Okla,
and other southwestern points for the
purpose Of looking over sites for a training
camp has led a number to believe that El
Paso might be selected if. an effort is made
The geographical position OF FL PasO, how
ever is a handicap that not many team
managers would want to cope with. The
fact that there are no other big league teams
training in the near vicinity, OF even IN
radius Of 500 miles, to play exhibition games
with, and the lack Of facilities such as
proper grounds, are against FL PasO as a
probable training ground
when a big league club starts out to
train in the spring. the sole idea Of the man
agement is to give the players a thorough
workout and break even on expense said
Art Woods Of the Cactus club Last sea
son when the Giants trained at Marlin, and
the Athletics at San Antonio. both teams
left their camps early. and played exhibit
ton games en- route north The Giants &C
cord1Eg to an official statement, came out
fully S12,0 600 ahead Of expenses. FL Paso
climate during March. is the best ever, some
times, but it is often windy and cold and
this would handicap team. Proof Of this
WIS seen when the White SOx played the FL
PasO club last April 1, on a windy day, and
the PLAYERS were able to do very little with
the ball"
The old FL PasO Military institute was
mentioned as an excellent place for any big
league club to train. Washington park with
its dirt diamond, would be useless to the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-01-29

nee the of cause of
peculiar mix-up that runner
did the one thing he he
had crossed the plate before would
have certainly second
out was made did the batter attention to
his neglect Then before the plate
the Da fad been retired
was IN charge Of that big
league to-day He refused simply run had
never been scored the the
play have since heard run
had the because the
third out was force stumbling and
the rules say no run
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-01-29
ALABAMA MAN IS WINNER
OF TRAP SHOOTING tt

Houston. Texas. Jan. 2s.-JOhn Liv-
ingstone. of Springviue. Ala. won the
sOethern amateur championship in trap
shooting at the sunny South handicap
meet Wednesday. His score was 81 out
Of 100.
At the end of the third DAYS shoot
ing Mark Arie. of ThOmasbOro, ILL.,,
was high gun with a total of SIS out
of 625, and Livingstone second. with 5SA-
Harry Stevens. New York, led the pro-
fessionaIs breaking 1856 out of 200.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-01-29

.HE announcement that Phil C. Ball,
of the St Louis Federal league club,
had left that city for Tulsa, Okla,
and other southwestern points for the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-01-29
PRINCETON HOCKEY TEAM
DEFEATS YALE IN FAST GAME

New Haven. Conn. Jan. 29-Prince-
tons Hockey team defeated Yale We'd
nesday night. to 3. in an exciting
overtime game. Yale had the lead, 3 to
I. until the last period, when, mainly
through the great work of "HObey Ba-
ker, Princeton tied the score with only
few minutes left to play.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-01-29
MAPS MANAGER TRIES
mo cmnn NM

MAPS MANAGER TRIES
TO STOP DESERTIONS
Cleveland, Ohio, Jsn. 29.-Manager
Joe Birmingham, of the Maps, is here
from his home in Albany, in an effort
to prevent further inroads on his club
by Federal agents.
Several members of the Cleveland
club still are unsigned. Among these
are pitcher Mitchell, catcher Fred Car
isch, outfielder Graney, infielder OIL
son and first baseman Johnston.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-01-29

of organized baseball with the eviden;
purpose Of soaring off unsigned players
from Joining the outlaws.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-01-29
Jack Herrick Has the Best of It
-:I:- If II III II
Only Given Draw With Smaulding

was that the Kewanee boy, thrOush
his aggressiveness and clean punching'
was entitled to the verdict. A return
bout will probably be arranged.
Smaulding will leave in short time for
Albuquerque, while Herrick VIII proba-
blv rest up in Ell PasO for a Few days
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Seman0 einen Sent baran perlpren
bdtte. aber ss baftet ibnen Der Hadbs
tbeil an. bab iie bios cine Iotale 3irtlls
lation baben. Man nimmt Neip yprfer
Glearinsbauss sSdeine nitt in Obi.
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nannten Sabre 1907 ssiebeu. gDeil cs
f9per belt, i'm guu5en 2anbe airfus
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man braudt, Inn Decentralization
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gont oeponirt, ionbern es su SauIe
be6alten uno oes peiteren eraub iid
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nohmaIs gu bisiem 9lusbilfsmittel gu
greifen, sumdl gar feline Rotbnenoiss
feit bierfiir nahpeisbar 1T. SIN Sabre
1907 bsrri9te in 5olss elmer Qnslbl
acknowledgements Elm eeipiNes Mibz
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g beoeutsnO bsTer setpeisn, iteuer.
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Spitem ipobl orsaniiirt |
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lit. SbatIddlitj psraus
abt man bamit pbne alien Grunb uno
5srsdtisuns eine panitartiss Stim.
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Sic Sausoame.
Gin auIturbiIb.

Wir tennen lie il, ihrsm eriteu Sta'
bum nod aus asm 9uitfpisl Der alltsll
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eendeit bemutternb, Elm psnig aud
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Stuoir5immer ihres 6errn melt aufs
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ibren Segen in ben reuen 5ausitanb
mitsuse6sn. Gin sutes Deisn.
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pornebmsu Saushalt zines :SuuugeieIs
len, Der repraientireR mub, oosr in pem
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bsnen Griinben niht tpieber Derbeirds
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6uuies erIsben. Durum bat man ibr
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fomiihen opitterbilbu"- cine ausnss
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ientli6ften. Die Sausonme als ioI6s
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Sm Hasranti er,uiiht.
Wabel gOllad milf ans Tptb Saiden.
biebitable ausaeiiibri baben.

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ban uub Waban. cine Drau, tpeIds iitb
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bsobaaistsn bic @er6d6tise cine 3eits
lang unb fdritten aur @srbaftuns als
lie ebeH elmer ssrau cine geIbb6ris
aus Der 5anbiaf9e aeftoblsn bate.
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8roabpap an. Die Jrau bate aus
Der Snnbtafte BON Jrau Catherine
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len.
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bab ibr Wdnn iebr idlper arkitsn
muB unb nidbt geniisenb 8elb pers
bitni. nm bic GamiIie iiber WaHer
su baltsn unb lie ii6 perleitsn lisb, uh,
gum unterbalt Der Gamilis beisutrassn
ben DiebitahI gu besebtH.
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@leihes Red3t fur Mue.
YOIi5ei.Eifi5iere unb IanHidaftsn
erbaltsu bic sleide Veniion.

Der @srpaltunssratb bts poIi5si
peniionsfonos bat seitsrn sniidisben.
oab pom l. Ssptembtr an, das Diff
ciere uno Wannf6aften, rpeIds psns
fionen be5ieben, bic slei6e Summe.
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lid aus bem amt sel6isosne Wertpuls
tunssratb bate peniiouisrttn Off.
eieren cine b0bere psniion bspiaigt.
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bes @eriualtunssratbes, bisier. ipelfer
iid in Der WebraabI aus bfberen Be
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poii3iittn in benieIbsn srpdblt ipurs
ben.
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nur einsn Dollar gu benz peniionss
fonb. uno piirbe ts baber ungerett
iein. ipenn einem 9eutuant, elm b0bers
BENTON beipilIigt iperben fpiirbe.
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Dem friiberen gbf gIsrt bss poIissis
Departements Sobn 6. Callahan. eine
mOnatlide peniion bon $50 su &c.
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