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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-07

Schedules for the Grammar schools soccer
and football leagues have Just been issued
Class A. Football Schedule.
e PRsC Grammar Schools.
Lamar vs. Bailey at Rio Grande park, Oct
g, at 1 ?. m. C. Reukauf referee.
Lamar vs.. Bailey. at Rio Grande park.
Oct 3, at 1 p m. C. Reukauf, referee.
Bailey vs. Lamar. at Rio Grande park.
nov. 6. at / D. m, C. Iteukauf. referee
Al games must start on time
Certificates Of eligibility must he presented
TO the official in charge before the game
Class A. Soccer Football Schedule
Fl Paso Grammar schools.
Alta Vista vs. Aoy, at Aoy. Oct 9 at 9
a. m. J. n Williams, referee
Alta Vista vs.. Lamar. at Alta Vista, Oct
Is, al 9 a. M c referee
Lamar VS.. Aoy. at Aoy, Oct %, at 9 a.
m. C. 3. Jackson. referee.
Alta Vista vs.. Aoy. at Alta Vista Oct 30.
at 9 a H. J. n Williams referee
Alta Vista Us. Lamar. at Lamar, Nov. s
at 2 a. m. c B. Jackson, referee
Lamar vs. Aoy. at Lamar. Nov. Is at >
a. m, C. B. Jackson referee.
Class b. Soccer Football Schedule.
II PasO Grammar Schools
Bailey, Aoy and Villas. East section-Alta
Vista. Alamo. San Jacinto. BealL
East SecriOn-Alta Vista VS. Alamo at
Alta Vista Oct 9. AZ 1880 a. m. J. N
East Section-san Jacinto Va BeaI a.
Bean, Oct 3, at 1889 a. m r G Jackson,
West section-sunset vs.. Bailey at Lamar,
OCT. =. AZ ly-ab D. H. e. p JdGh14As Ie4eLSr-
West Section-Aoy VS.. Villas at Aoy, Oct.
g. at 1880 a. m c. Reakauf, referee.
East section-San Jacinto vs. Alamo. at
Aoy, Oct 16. at 9 a m, c. Reakauf. ref
cree.
East Seciou-Beau vs.. Alta Vista at Alta
Vista Oct IS at 1880 a m, J. II. Williams
referee.
West Section-Aoy VS. Bailey. at Lamar,
Oct. Is. at 2 a m. c. 3. Jackson referee
West Section-Sunset vs.. Villas. at Lamar.
Oct 16. at 1890 a. m, C. B. Jackson, ref
cree
East Section-San Jacinto VS. Alta Vista
at Aoy. Oct. %. at 1880 a. m, c. Reukauf,
referee.
East Section-Beau VS.. Alamo. at Beall.
Oct. g, at 9 a. m. P c. Jackson, referee
West Section-Tilas vs.. Bailey at Lamar,
Oct. %. at g a. m. c. B. Jackson. referee.
West Section-Aoy Us. Sunset. at Lamar.
Oct. % at 1880 a. m. c. 3. Jackson. referee
All games must start on time
Certificate Of eligibility must be presented
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-07
RUSSIANS ATTACKING
NEAR LINE

Berlin. Germany, Oct. 6.-(By wire
less to sayvilIe, L. IA dispatch from
Czernowitz, Bukowina, reports h a
Russian forces have made a violent at
tack on the Austrlans along the Bes-
sarabfan frontier. northeast OF the city
The attack is said TO have been mad
along the river Pruth, which the Rus
slams attempted to cross at n place
by swimming
The dispatch states that the kuS-
slams made five assaults without sue
cess and that many Of them drowned
This movement is Of great interest,"
in view of the state OF affairs IN the
Balkans. The point OF the Russian al
tack lies directly north Of the hu-
manian frontier. It has been assumeo
mat should Rumania enter the war on
the side Of the entente allies a june
ton with the forces OF Russia would
be affected
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-07
GATHERING OF APPLES
RESULTS in KILLINGS

Peru. Ind. oct 6-Au6ust Bion shoS
apd killed BERT sears. u miles east OF
mere today and wounded Mrs. Sears anu
her three children. The children were
gathering apples on q farm Sears nae
rented from Blon- Mrs sears anu
Bion. driving by the orchard. saw the
sears children, Harry, aged 10, Goldle'
aged II. and Dorothy. aged seven, gain
s6of a-In. Then he went, to the Sears
home shot Sears through the body,
KILLING him instantly and shot Mrs
Sears.
1t is thought that Harry is the only
member OF the family who viii sur
Bion's body was found a few hours
after the shooting. lying in a field a
short distance from the scene OF the
lime He had shot himself through
the breast
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-07

though the Mackmen got only four hits,
they made them all count n won, 4
to 0.
The [ a Fingers Of The Phillies had
a workout on Wednesday against the
Dodgers The champions won two
games by scores Of 9 to 6 and 3 to ..
Demaree allowed five hits in the first
four innings Of the opener. Brooklyn
grabbing four rUns in the first inning.
Mayer worked four innings and al
lowed one hit while Alexander was
touched up for two hits in the final
inning Narquard blew" in the fourth
inning and was taken u in the fifth,
Males finishing the game. Gavvy
Cravath clouted his 24th run Of the
the season in this game and took the
rest Of the afternoon off to celebrate.
Beckers homer with two on bases rave
the Phillies their victory in the second
game Oeschger worked for the Phil
lies against Dell and Appleton.
= = X
The dOubleheader at Boston -cincEad
second place for the Braves and the
cellar honors for the Giants as the
beaneaters took both games. the score
in each being l to O.. Hughes held the
Giants to two hits in the first game
while Palmero allowed but six In the
game. Ragan was located for
nine hits but Patsy was effective with
men on bases and kept the Giants from
scoring while Tesreau was hardly as
good
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-07
VOLGA CAPTURES
$4,000 FUTURITY
Pop Geers Loses Out by a
Narrow Margin in Ten
nessee Stake Event.

Lexington. Ky. Oct 7.-Volga, the
Pastfme stables Peter the Great-Neiyolo
Belle filly. won the $1,000 Kentucky
futurftv for two year old trOtters, the
chief attraction Of the Grand Circuit
meeting here Wednesday in straight
heats and set a new worlds record Tor
two year old fillies for two heats she
trOrted the first mile an 200 81 Whlcu
ecuaIed the worlds record for " year
old fiIIies made by Native Belle IN
1903 and finished the second round IN
o-O9 81. Volga was closely followed
in each heat by Walnut Tree, put hau
no difficulty IN winning either
The Tennessee stake for 1ree-for-aH
nacers was unfinished, after four heats
Napoleon Direct driven pl GeeIs W
the first heat easily but was pusneu 10
a drive in the second b. Bracen Direct
In the third he broke badly, turning
into the stretch, but came near WIN
ming when Geers brought him 10 the
front after a wild turn, Peter stevens
taking the heat by a neck Inc veteran
driver was wildly cneered. as many De
lfeved he had won the heat and race -
In the fourth round a wheel OF
Geers' suIzv caught behind that OF
Egan, driving Braden Direct. and the
suIEv Of the latter was upset IN 'front.'
of the judges stand ESan Wes IN
hurt Whitehead was fined 500 Tor
LAYING up in the first heat he nm
ished fifth with Flower Direct In eacn
d first mishap OF the meeting took
place in the second neat OF the ~.
mace when Elmer Dickson an added
starter. fell at the seven-eiGhths post,
and Bingen Pointer. and Fern hal
drove into him. Snow, MACPHERSON. and
Overeen suffering only a severe snaA-
ing IN. The horses were not IN
jured EXCEPT Elmer Dickson which
was driven by permission Of the judges
After four heats the rac went over IN
til today. a different purse winning IN
each.
savoy made a straight heat race OF
the s-20 pace unfinished wednesday DE
mi the third heat from refer
Worthy. which took second money
In The 9-21 class trot, Ames Albingen,
well driven by Mcdonald won a straight
heat victory over Judge Jones, pIloted
by Pop" Geers-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-07
Carrigan Gives Pitchers Plenty To Do
IL il IL il il
Senators Lose To Mack's Schoolboys
BY @BECK."

DILL CARDIGAN evidently believes
his pitchers will be better O. the
worlds series If he gives them
enough work TO keep in condition. In
Wednesdays games with the Yankees
at New York. he used four Of his stars
in the first contest and then sent Ruth
in for the full distance in the second
game Boston won both contests, the
score being > to 0 and 4 to 2. Shore
pitched only the first inning Of the
first game and famed the only three
men 10 face him on II pitched balls.
Packinpaugh fouled one and one was
a ball Leonard worked the next two
innings. didn't give a hit. allowed one
pass and famed three. Then Joe Wood
took up the MOUND duty for three in
ninSs. He was very steady but was
found for two hits and famed the
usual three Mayes wound up the game
and maintained the shutout record.
Donovan used MOgridge for the first
five innings. He allowed only two hits
and then gave way to Russell, n Of
the recruit beavers, who was found for
four hits in the remaining four innings
and gave two passes The second game
was a pitchers battle between Ruth
and Triple. The latter weakened in
the sixth and Boston got its first run
and added two more in the seventh and
one in the eighth. Ruth wobbled in
the eighth when the Yankees got busy
and scored two runs. Triple did not
allow a hit for h first five innings.
X \ <
The Senators wound up their season
in a decidedly "unglOrious' manner los
ing both n d Of a double bill to Connie
Mack's SchOOlboys. Morrissette had the
better Of Doc" Ayres in the first game
while Myers. a recruit, let the Sena-
tors down with two stingy singles in
the scCOnd contest The Senator's
fielded very poorly in this game and
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-07
"Beck's" Amen Corner
BY aBECK"

DORTLAND has a lightweight star
by the name of Ralph Grunan.
He has Just returned home from a
trip through the east and if n
could believe Ralph's own story Of
his ability, he would be awarded the
lightweight crown without even a
contest with Welsh. Ralph filled the
sport pages Of the Portland papers
with accounts of his battles and,
when he didn't recount a knockout,
he had him almost out and the bell
saved him" The old abb againl
\ X x
CITY baseball championship series
will be resumed this afternoon
and the fans are reminded that there
will also be a game on Friday after
noon, starting at 2:30 o'clock. The
pitching selections for this afternoon
had not been announced at the time
Of writing but indications were that
Brennan and Graham would be the
opposing slab artists while Maresch
and Weiss are likely to De on the
mound for Friday afternoon. The
ball players have a rest on SatuT-
day, when the football team has the
field, but the baseball series viii be
resumed Sunday.
PROMOTERS Of the annual 500
mile race on the indianapolis
speedway have announced that the
big race in 1916 viii be for only 500,
instead of 500 miles. Manager Carl
Fisher declares that 500 miles is too
long a race to hold the interest Of the
spectators. The niger in the wood
pile is evident, however, By the added
announcement that the purse viii be
$4,000 instead of $4,000. When the
Indianapolis speedway was the only
one, the management could afford
big purses but with Chicago, Mime
apolis, New York and other cities
building ~speedways, the indianapolis
profits are Slashed-
0S ANGELES is TO be educated"
to horse racing again and a
short meet is to be held at Ascot
park this week. It is planned to re-
vive interest in the sport Of kings"
and have the fans worked up for the
opening Of the Tia Juana plant.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-07
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Tnann.Lnrn Enmes-

At Philadelphia-1st game R H. L
R-oot1vn 100 600 002-6 S 1
philadelphia - 900 SlS -uXV II :
Batteries Brooklyn, Marquardi
Mails and " Wheat; Philadelphia,
Demaree Mayer. Alexander and Burns
$500 Game r H. Z.
RrooLiv1 900 OO1 100 !
Philadelphia .--ouS UeU OOOT !
batteries: Brooklyn. Dell. Appleton
and N. Wheat. Philadelphia, Oeschger
and Adams
At Boston-1st game a-E-
8osro1 400 600 O01-1 s D
batteries New York. Palmer and
Doom. Boston. Hughes and Gowdy-
S.r,5 cama- R H F
New York ---- 200 ouu uyu-u :
Boston -----Ouv Ov4 lux
Batteries New York. Tesreau and
Schang; Boston, Ragan n Gowdy.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-07
."RED SOX" HAVE
BETTER CHANCES
oContiaued from Previous Pase.l

CContiaued from Previous Pase.)
I'm g~+iDT7sfe team work as much as
a chance at the big end OF Ihe WoLLu
series money will do OF course d
couple NJ unexpected beatings makes
the reaction worse. When they plaEeu
the Giants, the Red SoA cdALg
throwing away the series by Dlamln5
each other instead Of playing II our
hard. Last year the AthleLlcs sLaLleu
blaming zach other bitterly after los
ing two games and the bitterness III
However. the Red Sox do not expect
10 win easily They believe Ihey nave
the better team. but, with the Warnlhs
Of b fate Of the AlnIeG9 oei ose
them. they are not liable TO lose
through over confidence or De careless
and let the Phillies get the jump on
Working out the scores.
Next we viii take the IlSufes anu
reduce them 10 the thing We have
been working tOward-scOreS- II 4ou
have been keeping your own dope
and making your own values acSor
ing to my rules, you can dope II your
self. If not, you can take my Fa4ues
in figures and reduce them 10 the
scores Of each game
is the way ] DO It
I figure Alexander and kllhter,
Wood and Cady as the batteries.
First Inning seOreIess.
stock is first up for Philadelphia
He doesn't hit speed such as WOOD 5
We know his batting and Waluh5
value. his strength against speed
pitching. VIII he walk or make d
hit2 The chances are 8 TO / against
a hit. Wood is not liable 70 De Wliu'
having worked in worlds series games
before. Put stock down a sure out
Bancroft does not relish speed such
as Wood-s-another out Paskert Is
a better chance-he may hit a fast
one the chances are 4 to 1 ne viii not
-a--h first Efnrwn IL 2 EcOTeLGSE
TAKE the second inning. Cravath
leads off-a great hitter, keyed ana
on edge Wood viii work harder
With more speed there is more chance
of wiIdness. Cravath may get WOOD
in the hole. If he does, the chances
of a hit or Of a pass are increased
] figured Cabby to reach first
Figures Each Batter.
So I went through the entire game,
studying each man, the direction OF
his hits. what the opposing pitcher
OF getting on first of a sacrifice or q
run and hit game.
[ have figured each game that way,
gone over them half a dozen times
calculating chances from the compiled
Last year had the score Of the first
game practically correct Only a bril-
liant double play by Maranvllle made
in the ninth inning, kept me from
having the second score exactly right
7 doped the score of the third game
correctly, and approNimated the score
Of the fourth on both sides. Because
Of Naranviue's double play hat saved
the game and rave Boston a ? to /
game instead Of the Athletics a . to
,, we got a chance TO see
whether my figures on the fifth game
and sixth were correct. One play
broke the combination. It may do so
again. You never can tell. but you
have TO believe the old dope
Copyright, 1915. by the Wheeler Syn
dicate, Inc.l
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-07

GEORGE buddy has been doing
~ well with Oakland and the Oak
land correspondent of the St. Louis
Sporting News has this to say Of the
ex-Maekman's work: "Duddy's work
around third IN the series against
San Francisco was high class but he
fell of in his hitting. However, he
redeemed himself to some extent in
this respect by coming through in
the pinch Sunday morning here, driv-
ing in the first, and what looked to
be for some time, the only run Of
the game"
=
HARVARD plays Carlisle on the
Cambridge gridiron, Saturday,
but the indians have not shown much
so far this season. Princeton tackles
Syracuse and this game should give
a real line on the strength Of two
Of the "big" elevens. Lehigh is fairly
strong but Yale should win the game
at New Haven. The most important
game IN the middle west viii be be-
tween Northwestern and Chicago.
= \
VALE has about decided that the
mixture Of the English rugby
open play with the old mass play
and line plunging of American col
lege football IS not a success and a
shakeup of the Bulldogs backfield
is now predicted with less open play
and more line bucking.
SCI PAS0 fans VIII see their first
l. football game of the season at
Rio Grande park on Saturday after
noon when the local "HT' meets the
Deming high school eleven 1t should
be a fast game and well worth at
tending.
IRIS SPEAKER demonstrated to a
New York audience the other
night that he hasn't forgotten all the
tricks he learned riding range in
Texas. TINS went on the stage at
the Century theater on Sunday night
and duplicated a laTiat dance that
had just been performed by VIII
Rogers, a former cowboy now on the
stage.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-07
George Is in Good shape

NLuAluuNn y NNN
gloves viii be made welcome at the
Stanton street camp
George Is in Good shape.
When George came here he was in
good condition as he a been bOXlng
regularly in Deming and Silver City he
had little trouble getting ready Tor a
hard battle and. like Herrick, viii have
no abb on the score Of lack Of condi-
There is considerable interest in the
semi-finaL, despite the fact that BOB
York is a hot favorite- Fowser IS not
as fast as York but is possibly a harder
hitter and his chances OF victory VIII
I rest on a knockout punch York has
been showing lots OF speed and science
in his workouts with George and this
bout. like the windup, should be a fast
{ affair.
wants Boxer to Break Clean.
& John Meek. matchmaker and manager
Of the club. has decided TO ask both
Z boxers in the main bout 10 break clean
{ at the order Of the referee. This Will do
away with hitting in the breakaway.
which is a foul trick. and Will ave the
effect Of giving the fans more fashy
work.
As George and Herrick are both clev-
er boxers. this order should be very
/ agreeable TO them. Each man VIII be
I required TO TAX a full step backward
on the call OF the referee. Billy Smith
. goes between the men in breaking them
from a cltncn ana II the men auueEe 70
the new rule, the bout will be a very
i clean one
Fowser. however. may not find the
rule so agreeable. il IL is enforced in
3 the semi-final. He is a rough and tum-
( BILE fighter. using his strength 70 wear
down his opponent in the clinches.
However. il he plans 10 amount to any
thing in the ring, he viii have TO get
used TO the clean breaks.
Would Avert Delays
In the past. the rules adopted across
the river have Seen practically
straight rules" which permit hitting
under any and all conditions. with the
! result that there has been little boxing
and more close infighting. The clean
break rule should result in faster mill
ing and prove more satisfactory to the
fans
Efforts are also being put forth 10
have the bouts conducted on a prompt
schedule so that there will be no delays
+ OF any nature The main bout Will start
sharp at g o'clock. according TO present
plans. and the fans should have no fear
Of being kept late in Juarez.
Build up your home valley. Use her
I products
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-07
CHICAGO AMERICANS WIN
GAME OF :

Chicago. H., oct. THE American
league club drew first blood over their
national league rivals. for the cham
pionship of Chicago Wednesday by
winning the first game. 2 to 5 Vaughn
pftched Tor six innings. striking out
eight OF his opponents, but he weakened
in the seventh inning, and lost the
game. The total paid attendance was
1858.
Score r. H z.
Nationals ..SOO 10 O0O-5 Il 0
Americans 100 200 43x-9 Il 0
Batteries: Nationals, Vaughn, Hum
phries III B~resnahan; Americans, Scott.
Russell and Schelk, Mayer.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-07
National League.
Pacific Coast League.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

At New YOrk-lst Jane r. r. L
Boston ---uIv lvV lVV-
New York . ZOO 600 900 3 o
Batteries: Boston. Shore. Leonard,
Wood and Cady; New York, Aogridge
and SchWert-
Second Game K H. L.
Boston 200 COL 21O+ 9 ;
New York $500 200 900 02O-3 > ;
Batteries; Boston, Ruth and Ihom-
as: New York, Triple and Alexander
Al Washington-1st game X n Z
~PbiIadeIphia 10 Dol S00-6 10 0
Wasbfnrron 200 6IO O1O| Il ,
Batteries; Philadelphia, richardson
Morrisette and Lapp- Washington
Secc,J Game r. H +.
P~buadelDhia ..0IO 600 O30-4 5 ]
Washington 900 900 900 , ,
Batteries. Philadelphia Myers and
Perkins: Washington, Bentley, Boenl-
ing and Williams
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-07
NAVY FROM
NEW WENICO. I'M

Newport, r. J., oct George Tru-
lilo. Of New Mexico. first class ure-
man aboard the torpedo Doat destroyer
CUMMINGS. on which a fire and eN-
plosion occurred Tuesday morning, died
at the Naval hospital here today as q
result Of injuries n burns.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-07

The housewives daily problem is,
What shall 7 give them to eatZ" An
swer-Sulzberger's Majestic Ham and
Bacon-AdvertisemenL
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-07

The good o.d fashioned flavor De
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observation-disclosures
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-07
RAILROAD AND AUTOMOBILE TINE TABLES


All trains arrive and depart from Union
station. foot OF san Francisco street All
arrivals and departures given In q Paso or
mountain standard time
For AIbuuuerqus. Denver. Chicago. L0
AnEeles-Lv. $3.50 a. n and SOC ? N
From Albuquerque, Denver. Chicago. Los
Angeles-Ar. 10 G. m and 6:b5 p N
Ell PASO & SOUTHWESTERN.
(Western Division1.
For Arizona and Sonora-LY. 2:65 p n
From Arizona and sonora-AE T:oo L n
eastern Division).
Fer Kansas City. St Louis and Chieago-
Lv. 1855 p m and 4:45 p m
For Tueumeari-Lv. 1850 a
From Chicago. ST. Louis and Kansas CITY
Ar. $50 a m. and 2:4o p m
From Tucumcari-AE. 1870 p m
G. A. s 5. a. AND s ?. TRAINS
From Washington. New orleans and san
Antonio-Ar. $3.50 p n and 70 p
m, 8 D m. and 10;15 p m
From Arizona and CaIiforuia-AE s;as
Il H. 4;so ? n sns 10 p m5
For Dallas and St Loui-LN. $50 a n,
from St. Louis and Dah4s-Az s:t5 q
MEXICAN CENTRAL
For Aguascalisntes and intsEmediGto
polnts-Lv. Juarez At 8 p m
From Aguascalientes and intermediate
points-Ar- sdareI 1850 a m
MEXICO + WESTERN.
For Pearson and intermediate points-LT.
Juarez Mondays and Thursdays at 8 q m
From Pearson-Ar. Juarez 8 p m We'd
nesdays and Fridays
Observation-Disclosures PASSENGER
n EXPRESS
Automobiles leave Alamogordo for Ros-
we'll at 1850 a. n. arrive at Roswell a. 5:9o
P. II Vestbound automobiles leave Ros-
well for Alamogordo a T.oo A. N Arrive
a. AIamogordo at AIS P n Stops are
made at the following points.
Picacho. Tinnie. HOndo. san Patricto. Glen
coe. White Vt Inn. Aescolero. Bent Tula-
through fare one way 5000. Intsrme-
date points SC per mile. Twenty-Five pounds
Telephone No. % or 40 56A- EosWell; -
or 40 Alamogordo-
Bert Browning GenL MEr-
Roswell. New Mexico.
MARFA-FORT DAVIS AUTO MAIL LINE
Leaves Fort Davis daily and Sundays a N
One way. S2.50: round trip. fLO0-
@. W. Davis, Prog.
HCKOR FOTEL AND AUTO LINE
Engle, =. n
Trips TO Elephant Butte and PalOuas
Springs Cars meet AL trains
BLACK RANGE AUTO STAGE AND
EXPRESS LINE
Passenger service. leaving Engls and
Chloride daily except Sunday, At Z q m for
Elephant Butte. Cuchllio. willow Spring.
and Fairview. Through fare one way. IS;
intermediate points. 1oc per mile Bag
gage carried 80 pounds free. excess 3
cents per pound