El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-08

HING CHANG. once the Chinese
,,,sssador TO the United states,
l. has often declared that he mas
,7t..o,-ared the secret Of long life and
mas predicted that he viii oe tahllz
a promineut part in the auNaIl-Sli. -. ~.
Of his country for % years - e -, -
Ii Hung Chang is no yOuuSsleLs GO
-ou- A Few d2ys agO. a basebail team
1eff Honolulu for China II IS composer
entirely Of Young Chinese VINO ere
born in Hawaii and every one OF 1l-siN
Is a star ball player
The interesting part of the item IS
10 the effect that the tour mas 1egu
promoted by Ii Hung CnaIs a tilI,,5f
being financed by the noted ot9LO-lla1 l.
and The Chinese government each pear
ing a part Of the cost The purpose %
the trim is ito show the youth OF Clillle-
what can be obtained IN tIs
physical betterment by playing Dase-
ball" 1t is also hoped that the Tour
viii demonstrate 10 the ChlneSe WnJI
can be gained by abstinence from an
liquors, opium and drugs
Is the great secret of long life plenty
OF exercise in such games as DaseDd
and living cleanly2 Evidently Ii nuns
Chang thinks that baseosll has = = 80, -
effect on building up the young men
OF an awakening nation The members
of the Chinese ball team Whlcn he,s
lust left Honolulu are are all Wen eu-
urareO- They nave le1EuG4 LAdL IA u.s.
cigarets and booze are not for the man
who wants to get ahead. ana Ii fuIs
Chang is now going TO snow the souLe
Chinese in their own land what Jhelr
countrymen in another part OF the
world have done.
There's a big lesson to be learned
from the action Of this noted SnlIes yS
diplomat and philosopher BasebaH
does YOU good. It benefits any growing
Young man; helps to build up. ms
muscular development; helps 10 keep
the rich. red blood flowing through ms
veins and teaches him that cigarets 40
more harm than good to his lungs and
body generally
The boys of Maria have organized
Junior ball team that is said TO be a
real corker- With a little more practice.
they will be hard for any team OF
their size to defeat Tyson SecresU is the
manager Of the team and Jack Rawls
has been appointed captain The lineup
is: Tyson Secrest, c. Jack RaWls, p
Van Adams. 1b; Hillman Davis, %;
Kirby Aiken, 3b; Wilmuth Roberts, IS;
Lloyd Mitchell, If; Lucius Bunton, CT
LEROY AfiddIetown RI: Howell Smith,
Paul Martin and Bowie Cline suostl-
tUtes
A boys team is also being organized
at Alpine. The Herald would be glad TO
hear from the boys there and TO publish
a lineup when il is ready
The first annual banquet OF the
grammer school soccer league will be
held on Friday evening at the c. A A
gymnasium The pennants given by The
Herald TO the winning teams Of the
two leagues will be presented TO the
captains of the san JacintO school
senior and junior teams that night
Because Of representations made to ]
him Wednesday by a committee Of boys
from the various public schools OF the !
city. J. H slime, supervisor Of recrea- |
tion. has decided TO divide the proposed |
grammar school baseball league into ]
Two grades. A and B. Grade A viii ing 4
clude all schools having ten or more /
rooms and there will be no age limit j
this year In class B, the age limit Will /
be IS and all schools with less than ten
rcSms viii participate
The FL Paso Nationals are out for I