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Norwich bulletin., 1915-03-30

Bryan Mahan. congressman, mayor of New London, ertswhile state sena- tor has now finished off his acquisi- tion of titles by causing himself to be appointed postmaster. This is the man, be it remembered, who came so near to corralling the democratic nom- ination for United States senator. How many salaried officers would he have appointed himself, to had he been successful in his senatorial ann bition ?-Bridgeport Telegram.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-03-30

The discovery has been made that Chicago has many income tax dodgers but they will never be able to ad- vance as good an excuse as a great many who worry the other tax col lectors.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-03-30

It is time for the individual, if not the community, to get actively inter- ested and engaged in the annual clean up movement.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-03-30

These who experience the threat ened or actual loss of property from grass and brush fires require no sec ond lesson in the need of being care- full. ,'
Norwich bulletin., 1915-03-30

This country has reason to be thank full that the mobilization on this side of the Atlantic is confined entirely to Easter hats. gowns and other finery.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-03-30

Welcome is the news that Lady Paget is not dead, but improving. Her sacrifice for the suffering in Servia has been great enough without giving her life.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-03-30
OTHER VIEW POINTS

Bridgeport's dog population will hope the report is true that the rabies epidemic has been checked and that they may soon appear in public safe ly without having to wear what must be very uncomfortable muZzles.- Bridgeport Standard.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-03-30

Kaiser Wilhelm's anxiety to get to Paris has nothing to do with the lat est mandates of fashion.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-03-30

The man on the corner says: Many a brainstorm is the result of a fos- tered conscience.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-03-30

March made a dying kick in an en- deavor to reestablish it's reputation, but all in all 1t has been a grand old month.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-03-30
EDITORIAL NOTES.

Happy is the man who doesn't need watchers to sit up with a sick safe,
Norwich bulletin., 1915-03-30
ECZEMA ON LITTLE
 GIRLS FACE
Very lnAamed and Red Looking. ltched and Burned Badly. Did
 Not Sleep We'll. Used Cuticura Soap and Ointment. Face Cleared.

33 Windsor Ave, East Lynn. Mass.- My little girls face broke out first as a pimple and she scratched it causing 1t to
Norwich bulletin., 1915-03-30

The approach of the first of April has its meaning for the over curious.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-03-30

Unjust to the Dogs.
 British prejudice against Germany has even been turned against the kind of dog that bears the unfortunate name of dachshund," complains a writer in the Daily Mail. who says:
Norwich bulletin., 1915-03-30

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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-06-26
LBUQUERQUE. \. n. June 26

LBUQUERQUE, y. n. June 20
n The Mackmen took Fridays
L 4 game from the Dukes by a score
Of to G, timely hits off Lefty Russell
giving victory TO the visitors The game
was interrupted from time to time by
sand storms and one rainy squah
The Dukes drew first blood in the
opening inning. HITS by Huelsman, Her
riott and French doing the trick for
two runs Kitty Knight then settled
down and the home team didn't even
get the semblance Of hit until the
Ell Paso. in the meantime, got to Rus
sell and three hits in the third inning
gave them two runs pass, sacrl-
flee and hit gave them another run IN
the fourth, while four hits accounted
for as many runs in the fifth inning.
Squeeze Play Proves n Failure.
With the score seven 10 two against
them. the Dukes still fought hard IN
the sixth. Aathes, on third and Perrine,
on first started a squeeze play. Rae
del. however, pulled off some Of the
stuff which has been feature with the
Mackme1 all season Giving russell a
sign TO intercept the ball. he pegged
apparently TO second to catch Perrine.
The sOuthpaw stuck out his glove, got
the ball and heaved to third. Mathes
saw the play but not quite in time and
failed 10 beat the throw to the bag,
Mcneil getting the putOut
In the last Of the sixth, Knight had
to pitch against stir wind ana had
trouble breaking his curves over the
plate He then resOrted to straight
balls and the home teams sluggers
landed heavy, a pass and four hits Civ
ing them four runs and putting them
within striking distance Of their oppo-
nents-
After four runs had scored in the sew
enth. Herriott reached third There
were two out when Mcneil appeared at
the plate. but Andy was unable TO crack
els lola a a
score. Instead. the infielder took three
healthy swipes at Knights offerings
and retired to the bench
Tighten Up Near the End.
During the final three innings Meth
er team was able to do any scoring, as
both Russell and Knight pitched good
ball
Besides pitching a nice game, Knight
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-06-26

devoted considerable space 10 the ques-
ton as to whether Wells was not
knocked out by Smith previously TO the
round in which Wells was awarded the
fight.
In the eighth round Smith sent the
Bombardier to the floor with a right
to the body and the referee, who was
outside the ropes, according 10 the Eng
lish custom, had to enter the ring be-
fore beginning his count Wells arose
at nine and in the next round knocked
out his opponent AS a result OF the
controversy arising from this bout II is
likely that the English system of
counting viii be changed
A number Of sporting events Of more
than ordinary interest are scheduled
for various sections Of the country to-
day. The Harvard stadium at Cam
bridge will be the scene Of the Amateur
Athletic union eastern tryOut games for
the purpose Of selecting a team to COM
pete in the national championship. at
San Francisco on August 81. At Chi
cago the new two mile speedway will
be formally opened with a 500 mile au-
tOmobile race in which the leading driv-
ers of the country will compete, while
tennis enthusiasts will turn toward
PitJsburg, where the national play
court championship tournament begins
Among the other events Of the day
are the Harvard-Yale baseball game
in New York; the Pacific-NOrthWest
golf tourney at Tacoma; the Connect
cut state golf championship at Green
witch; the final round of the Meadow
Brook polo series in which the big
four" winners Of the international polo
trophy in 1912, are competing, and sew
eral yacht races on the great lakes and
along the Atlantic coast
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-06-26
OPEN AIR BOXING IS POPULAR
PROVES LIFE SAVER IN EAST.
Fans at Brighton Beach and Ebbets Field Show Ap-
proval of Outdoor Shows; GTiffihs and Mandot Meet
July 5; Wolgagt Will H ave Hard Going Against
Steve Ketchel; Dunde e Met Match in Cross.
By t. :. ANDREWS.

Ohio) boxer. will have his third meet
ing with Joe MandOt on July 9TH at
Canton. Ohio. in a 12-round bout These
boys have met twice during the past
season and there is still a doubt as
to which is the better man. Recently
Johnny was injured in a motorcycle
accident. but has recOvere dsufticienty
to permit him to train Tor the Fourth
OF July match They viii weigh in at
134ie lbs. at 10 a. m, as the contest
viii take place in the afternoon Why
they should make IL 1914 is hard to
understand unless the Mandot people
expect to weaken Johnny by making
the weight 1t should prove very
clever contest with the odds favoring
Grifnths on account OF the weight
Both OF these boys are after matches
with Freddy Welsh and Charlie White.
WoIgnsf Picks Tough One.
Al Wolgast Is going to tackle a hard
proposition whe uhe goes against
Steve Ketchel in a 10-round contest
on June 80 at Denver. Ketchel, who
trip to Australia with Jimmy Clahhy
a couple Of years ago, is not a star,
but he Is a very tough boy for any
lightweight to beat In 10 rounds He
can take a lacing and still come back
for more. and that is what will no
doubt bother the little Cadillac bear
cat Ads hands are none too good
and he is liable to jam them up a Bit
on stephen. As far as boxing goes
Wolgast should outclass Ketchel. but
he has picked out a tough nut TO crack
just the same.
The latest Australian mail gives the
following facts regarding recent fistic
matches I'm the land OF the kangaroo:
Herb Mccoy. the Australian light
weight champion, had his second meet
ing with Frank Thorn and scored
clean cut victory over him in IA
rounds at Brisbane 1t was for the
championship Of Australia. In a prev
ious battle Thorn went twenty round
with Mccoy.
Henri Demlen. the Belgian middle
weight. was given the decision over
Billy McNabb, the Australian, in a hard
2O-round battle at sydney stadium
MeNabb was conceded a good chance
TO win. but the Belgian finally wore
him down.
CowIcr Wins Again
Tom Cowler. the heavyweight from
Vancouver. B. c. whom Jim Corbett
took over with him. scored his second
victory by stopping Gordon Coshiu in
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-06-26
In the Big Leagues

Poll Perritt held the Braves to four
hits while the Giants drove Hughes and
Crutcher from the mound, winning by
score Of to 0. James went to the
mound for the Braves in the third and
held the Giants to two hits for six in
nings.
Bunched hits off Mayer gave the
Dodgers three runs in the first inning
and enabled them TO beat the Phillies.
Z to ?.
=
While the Cubs pounded Doak and
Griner. the Cardinals gathered only
four hits off Pierce and the Cubs won,
TO o.
Wyckoff was wild and while the Ath-
letics hit Gallia hard, he kept the hits
scattered while timely hits followed
passes given by Wyekoff and the Sena-
tors won. 4 to J.
Bill Donovan went into the box at
Boston himself and held the Red Sox
TO two runs and four hits in five in
nings but the Sox had hit Caldwell
hard and won by a score OF to 9.
Ruth was hit fairly hard by the
Yankees but was steady. His homer in
the second with two on bases helped
his team to win.
Quinn. Douglas and Conley were all
easy for the Sloufeds and they defeated
the Terrapins, II TO Q
y
Nike Prendergast, star HEAVIER OF the
Chifeds, was hammered from the box
by the TiptOps, who kindly greeted
Brennan in a similar manner, winning
the game by a score Of u to 4.
Russ Ford was too free with passes
and while the Buffeds far outhit the
Pittsburgs the latter won by a score
OF to 8
The Packers got only four hits off
Kaiserling and the Newarks won by a
score Of to 1.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-06-26

Do GRANDE baseball IS getting
considerable attention down
east. The other leagues are watch
ing the baby" Of organized baseball
and the St. Louis Sporting News
the big baseball weekly, gives front
page prominence to news from this
league almost every week, It being
practically the only circuit below
class "A rating that gets such pub
LEFTY.
A ALBUQUERQUE papers are busy
hunting an abb fer the defeat
of the Dukes IN the first two games
Of the present series by the Mack
men and have finally come TO the
conclusion that the umpire's de-
, cisions were at fault If another
opening in the umpiring staff pre-
sents itself, the writer is going to
suggest George Reed for the place.
Perhaps then the Duke City viii
agree with an umpire Neither
Brashear nor Quigley could agree
with umpires' decisions until they
were given jobs as indicator men
and now they are experiencing the
feeling from the other side Of the
fence, If George Reed could have a
taste Of the indicator mans job, he
might not be such a crab.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-06-26
DELIVERY Boy WANTS TO
FIGHT WILDCAT FEATHERS

Here's a challenge. hot off the glOvei
Tommy Nelson. the GrOcer's delivery
Boy Fighter. is anxious to arrange a
fight with Wildcat Feathers for l.
rounds at any club in the city Sailor
Chico of Clifton failed TO meet Nelson
at Valverde He viii make 116 or ~
pounds for Feathers That's all he
can make. but he will fight any 115-
pound boy. He wants TO stage the
bout July 4th and wants the public TO
know that he will fight and not dance.
He viii start training Sunday. as ne
has bouts with Sailor Chico and Ramon
Concha, the GOldust Twin. (Signed)
Kid COncha, chief sparring partner OF
Tommy Nelson"
Geei If Feathers dusts out the De-
livery Boy what win the Gold Dust
Twin do TO Feathers
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-06-26
H.WAT-EEF Wis

~ILWAUKEE. Wis June "a
NJ The open air shows have proven
E life saver for the boxing game
in New York City during the
summer months. few months ago
the state boxing commission frCwned
upon open air shows, but later changed
front and now they are almost as pop
ular as the dancing gardens about the
big town SO far. Brighton Beach and
Ebbets field. Brooklyn. have been the
only ones TO open up, but there is talk
OF more trying the plan Buffalo is
also to have open air boxing matches
at the ball park.
Whether or not these open air shows
viii hurt the sport remains to be seen
It has always been the custom In Wis
consin to close up during the warm
months, the promoters cOntending that
the fans take better TO it in the fall
when the regular season opens
The few open air shows held so far
in the east have been successful. both
from q boxing and financial standpoint.
Boxing stars Get the Money.
On all sides, in New AOrk and other
parts of the east. the same cry is
heard-the star boxers are getting all
the money. Guarantees and big per
centage demands have sickened some
Of the promoters and as a result they
refuse TO stand for the "holdup" any
longer.
Charley Murray. head of the Queens
bury A. G. club OF buAAal'- smut down
for a while rather than stand for what
he termed "exorbitant demands 1t is
the same I'm Philadelphia and Boston
Organization Is Favored.
During a tour or the east I came IN
contact with practically all the prOmi-
nent boxing promoters and they were
unanimous in advocating a national or
ganizatiOu. similar to the national COM
mission i'm baseball. TO handle boxing
affairs They realize that the sport
has been hurt by the grah-all methods
Of some. the inclination to pick soft
opponents by many of the so-called
stars and alleged attempts by others
to box merely for their own gain-and
the public be blowed. They realize,
too. that championship matches always
awaken new interest Ia the game card
and for that reason they favor an or
ganizatfon that will be in "a position to
compel champions 10 defend their titles
against legitimate challengers within
specified time after winning the same
CrifnfhS and Eandot.
Johnny Griffths, the clever (Akron,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-06-26

IF Albuquerque should win every
game in a series, I wonder what
thew would have to kick about.
When the team was winning, they
yelled themselves hoarse about their
great manager with so years ex-
perience who knows where to grab
star players" And now that the
team is losing, they are loyal
enough to the manager but take it
out on the poor jumps. No umpire is
popular in. Albuquerque unless he
gives the home club every decision
that IS anywhere close.
ND you hear the Bulldog growl-
= ing last night? Well it was a
cheerful growl, for the local Yale
nlen were celebrating the defeat Of
the Harvard crew at New London.
DIETING must be a necessary
= essential Of horse racing at Den
yer, for favorites manage to win
lust about one race a day at the
Overland track.
HARVARD won the baseball game
l and Yale won the boat race so
both can shut up now until the
pigskin season
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-06-26
MACKMEN AGAIN DEFEAT DUKES;
KNIGHT OUTPITCHE5 RUSSELL
Kitty Fans Mcneil With Runner on Third and One
Score Needed to Even Up For the Dukes; Mathes
and Perrine Try Squeeze Play, but Raedel
Beats It; Final Score Is Close.

was the batting star OF the day. being
the only player to get three hits one
of his drives was good for two bases.
Stoney McGlynn and Jordan are due
for mound duty in this afternoons
game. The Mackmen hammered the
Duke HEAVIER hard in his last game, but
he has shown in previous series that
he can do the come back stunt and II
will be no snap for the visitors in this
game.
Sammy Beer will pitch in the final
game of the series, Sunday, against BOD
Irion and another fine game is looked
for. Irion had the better of Beer IN
their last encounter, but Sammy be-
lieves that il Will be his turn Sunday.
The Dukes and Mackmen will go to
FL Paso on Monday and open a series
Of seven games there on Tuesday.
The box scores Of Fridays game tol-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-06-26

three rounds at the Melbourne stadium
COWler was too big and strong for the
Australian heavyweight Cowler viii
be matched with Ben Doyle next
The little Frenchman-Lepreu
over George NeWbury in a fierce 20
round battle at sydney II was a
rough affair in which neither one paid
much attention TO the scientific part OF
the game
matched for the featherweight cham
pionship of Australia
Frank PicatO. the California weller
weight, is back in the Antipodes and
claims to be in fine shape He is 70
meet a Young werterweight named Den
ny Murphy in 20-round battle
Rivers Disgusted the Fans
Boxers seldom give any thought 70
the fans Last week. at the American
Sporting club in New York, Joe Rivers
and Johnny Harvey were down 10 poN
10 rounds and also Charlie White ana
Young Brown 1t was bad nlgnl q
severe rain storm having set in about
the time people start for such AFFAIRS
The result was a poor house and not
enough i insight 70 pay the Itelsll ~
Rovers was 10 get guarantee u
S11O0 and he refused TO go on untll
he had the money in his hands and tnen
insisted upon counting II over three OF
four times. 1t was II o'clock when the
semf-final went on. Rivers had signed
up the crowd in such manner put IL
was 70 o'clock when the iTind-up start
ed 1t is a cinch the Wisconsin com
mission would not tolerate such doings-
To the credit Of White and his man
aver. Nate Lewis. il can be stated that
they did not ask for their money in ad-
vance. although Charlie was the card
Of the show. He got his money all
right 1t IS Just such actions OF boxers
that disgust the fans
U.emen JARED Dundee
Johnny Dundee. the clever little ital-
ian lightweight. is boxing better than
ever and with a few more pounds
weight me promises to make It very
interesting for the boys who seek the
lfghtwefght crown In his fight win
Leach Cross at Brooklyn the otner
night the Italian made wonderful
showing. although he took a chance
in the final round when he began 70
slug with Cross, to see how hard ne
could hit. Well, Johnny found out 1or
I.eachie came near putting over d
Knockout and it is a good bet that IN
the future Dundee Will not be taking
such chances. Leach put over his IA
nous left swing and dazed the clever
Dundee. but it did not quite reach the
right SPOT. Outside Of that round
the tenth-Duudee had all the better
OF the going and won the decision on
points without a question OF doubt
Dundee and White would make a great
card Just now
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-06-26
HALL WINS FOR
HESTERS TRIBE
Fans Mcdonnell as MacMur-
do Tries to Steal Home,
With Two Men Out.

Tucson. ARK, June 2e--President Jim
Brown has protested yesterdays game which
was won by Phoenix. because catcher Byrd
Lynn. suspended last week, was in the line
up. The Solons won the game by hitting
Mcconnell hard in the sixth inning Hail
was touched up in the fourth and almost
driven from the box. but stiffened up and
finished strong. no runs being made off Of
him after that inning
Archibold. a Tucson amateur, was tried IN
right field. but was taken out after the
fourth inning.
3Iac1Iurdo tried TO steal home with the
bases full in the third. two strikes and
three balls on Mcconnell, duplicating the
famous play Of a month ago. which caused
a protest on umpire Ksne- Hall threw a
perfect strike. however. making three out
The hor zrnre-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-06-26
"BECK'S" AMEN CORNER

IT'S funny what a change in one
letter viii do sometimes. The
compositor found a strange name in
the big league baseball review on
Friday and It appeared IN the paper
as "Belsch" instead Of @Delsch-"
-
TOO bad we can't have all sbig'
men on the FL Paso ball team
According to one Of the @war core
spondents,7 we have Little Pendle-
ton and @LittleH Sammy Beer and
we used to have Little" Hayes.
CUFFRAGETS VIII likely get on
- rampage against the American
Automobile association now. The
A. A. A. barred women from taking
part in the big race on the Chicago
speedway, Saturday. The wife Of
one driver intended to ride with him
IN the race but the A A. A. officials
decided that it was no place for
woman. What about equal rghtss
50
CLIFF HILL, late Of FL Paso, COZ
tinues to win ball games for the
Waco team Of the Texas league. He
let Beaumont down with five hits on
Friday and his team won, to l.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-06-26

Summary-Two base hits Huelsman.
French. Murphy. Bauer. Mathes. buddy.
Three base hits. Mathes. Bliss. Sacrifice
hits French. Pfleiger. Sacrifice fly, Mathes.
Stolen base. Murphy. Left on bases. FL Pas0.
10; Albuquerque 2 First base on errors. FL
Paso. =; Albuquerque, l. Bases on balls. of
knight, 4: off Russell g. Struckout. by
knight. 8; by Russell 4. Hit by pitcher. by
Russell. Thompson. Pfleiger). Wild pitch
es. Russell. /; Knight, l. Time Of game.
1-55. Umpire, Quigley-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-06-26

At Philadelphia: X II. Z.
Brooklyn .....-..3OO 600 O1O-4 o
Philadelphia 800. 900 100 100
Batteries: Brooklyn, Pfeffer and Nc
Carty; Philadelphia, Mayer and kil-
lifer.
At New York Ri L.
Boston ........-. coo 600 600 o
Ntw York ..-....122 900 OO'-5 II
Batteries: Boston, Hughes, Crutcher.
James and Gowdy; New York, PerritL
and Meyers.
At Chicago: r. H. l.
St Louis 60. 600 600 600
Chicago ....-.--.. 600 POI OzT-5 81 o
Batteries: St Louis, Doak. Griner
and Snyder; Chicago, Pierce and
Archer.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-06-26
Michigan Track Captain
Outruns An Automobile

Ann Arbor, Mich. June 26.-Captain
Harold Smith Of the Michigan track
team twice defeated an automobile in a
so yard match race from standing start.
Smith. holder Of the eastern intercol-
legiate title in both dashes. is training
for the Central A. A. L. championships
at Chicago, July 5th.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-06-26
BOWLING

In the big league ducBpin match on
the Cactus club alleys. Friday night
the City National bank won all four
points from the Cement Plant team
Joe Bryan was hich single with 100 and
also high aggregate with 262.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-06-26
Rio Grande Association.
American League.

Scheduled TINS Week
FL Paso at Albuquerque
Phoenix at Tucson
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-06-26
FLYNN WINS DECISION.

Denver. Colo, June 26.-Joe Flynn. of
Denver won a decision over Jimmy
Reagan. of san Francisco. on a foul
scheduled Is round boat. With the eN-
ceptlon OF three or four rounds. which
were even, Flynn was the aggressor-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-06-26

At Washington. R. II. Z.
Philadelphia loo 90. OOU-I IL ,
Washington ..--..1O1 200 0O'-4 o
Batteries: Philadelphia, WyckOrrl
and Lapp; Washington, Gallia ana
Henry.
At Boston: X. n. +.
New York .OO2 101 O10-5 II
Boston .-...--.---O43 900 2OF-g
Batteries: New York, Caldwell ana
Nunamaker; Boston, Ruth and Thomas.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-06-26
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION.

At Memphis. / Nashville. o.
Chattanooga, Z; Little Rock, 6: 90
inningsD
Mobile-Atlanta, postponed, rain.
New Birmingham, postponed
rain.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-06-26
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

At Louisville. 3; Columbus, 5.
At Minneapolis, 8; Milwaukee, II.
At Indianapolis, 6: Cleveland. 0.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-06-26
PACIFIC COAsT LEAGTE.

At Salt Lake. Z; Oakland. 2.
At san Francisco. S: Portland, Z.
At Los Angeles, >; Venice, ,.