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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-15

again to grasp Joe. the latter duclzed
under and was free, leaving Carter more
muddled than ever in his bearings.
Choynski tented twice with his left.
seeking what he knew must be the final
opening But luck was the Brooklyn
man He staggered away out of range.
cropping blindly- Feeling the top rome
against his back. Carter reached around
with his left hand and clutched it.
The relentless Choynski had moved in
close again with incredible sWffruess
and II didn't take an expert 10 know
that the butchery would soon be over.
Carter Won BY Knockout.
II was, but in a most amazing way.
Carter dropped his tree right arm to
ms side. and then summoning mis- last
bit OF strength, he swung his right
glove letting 90 Of the rope with his
left Just as ChOknski got within range.
With a squashy thud that fist
brought up against the ungu1rded
ChOynski chin The ChOynskf head flew
back, the ChOynski body stiffened out
and then there was a crash at fun
length on the floor. just under the
ropes that had given Carter his final
support
That was all But for the heavine Of
} oes broad chest he made no move The
house, hushed for an instant or so by
the freakish turn in the tide of battle.
then broke out into a yell Of anguish. 1t
was plain to everybody that Chovnski
was completely. knocked out. just as he
A-oN ~ ~ LSeiI- uAL Win one mana ana
seize the victory.
ChOynski Rallies Quickly.
The dazed Carter, but dimly realizing
what he had done, reached out again for
that top rope TO steady himself As ST
Ter tolled out To- and waved his arms
over his head. the ring swarmed with
seconds. Choynski was lifted to his feet
and recovered quickly as they pushed
the stool under him and applied the
salts to his nostrils. Inside of a minute
he arose, shook himself and raised his
hands for the gloves TO be cut
I'm all right; bad luck wasn't itgr
he said sadly, the tears trimming 10 his
eyes Then he went over TO Carriers
corner to congratulate him. Eddie was
; M 100 grogSy and tired to talk and
feebly raised his hand I'D
Choynski left the ring with a bound.
They were 10 minutes getting Carter
out and then he was so dizzy he almost T
fell
Thus ended one Of the most remark
able battles ever decided in any ring.
And they say there is no such thing as
q lucky punch,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-15
Many Features of Interest
Are Planned; Southwest
Cities Want 1916 Meet

The committees having in charge the
entertainment features Of the Border
States tennis tournament which Will be
held on the courts OF me Fl PasO COun-
try club May p to 81. have arranged a
program which will fill in every mo-
ment Of the time Of the visitors not re-
qunred to be spent at the nets.
On Thursday evening, May p. there
Will be a dinner on the roof of the Paso
del Norte. followed by a dance. Friday
the vitising women will be given a re-
ception at the home Of Mrs Josephine
Nations Morfit. Saturday viii be
given to automobile excursions into the
surrounding country followed by ball
at the Country club.
Sunday will be given over to trips to
the Elephant Butte dam for those who
do not object to that form Of recreation
on that day. Monday will be the clos
ing day OF the tournament and viii
witness the awarding Of the prizes to
the winners and the runners up in the
various events played during the series
The presentation Of the awards will be
made by Gen J. J. Pershing Of the
United States army.
Many Cities Want Meet.
There is much speculation as to the
choice Of the place Of holding the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-15

Down again with q crash as the speedy
ChOynsld stepped in and flashed that
terrible hook over on the Jaw again.
The packed house was standing on
chairs, yelling and screaming with the
sudden excitement Of it ChOynski was
the big popular favOrite and those that
weren't yelling in glee at his near vic
tory were screeching announcement to
the apparently beaten man who was
shown such bulldog courage.
George SiIer hesitated as Carter was
flOored the third time. He got close as
he counted off the seconds and took 4
good look at the fallen gladiator's eyes
Evidently he got no sign of hidden dan
ger there, for he continued the count.
nor indicate further that he would stop
the battle
One More Blow Needed.
Just once more and he'll stay down.
was roared at Choynski as Carter again
tottered upright, pushing Siler aside as
he saw Chonynski make a quick shuttle
with his feet TO get within striking dis
once more that dreadful flash but
this time Carter ducked his head and
reached out embraced Choynski in a
hard clinch-
Using his great generalship. Choynsli
whirled around in Carriers arms with
out attempting 10 push the befuddled
Zoe off This twisting motion loOsened
Carriers grip and as he reached out
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-15
go TOP it. George. it's gone far
enough"

go TOP it. George. it's gone far
~ enough-7
"Call it off. Joe'u kill him.
Throw in the towel; do you want
your man murdered
The arena Of the American :. c. was
rocking with excitement and the spec
tators were screaming all sorts Of adj
vice to referee. contestants and seconds.
It was the first minute Of the first
round and Eddie -C'Kid") Carter of
Brooklyn, his nose and mouth bloody
and swollen, one eye already bruised
and blackening. fast was staggering
about the ring, vainly trying to find
some way Of lodging the flying fists of
Joe Choynski
And there was accuracy in every one
Of Joe's punches as he braced himself
and threw every ounce Of his tremend-
Gus steam into the rain of blows he
sent into Carriers face and body. Every
impact Of glove on flesh made the won
derIuIly game Carter sag and sway.
Down Went Carter.
one into the midsectiOn and Eddie's
knees sagged hopeIessly. Like a streak
around curled the Choynsl1i left hook
to the jaw and down went Carter in
tangled heap Rubbing his gloves over
his ears TO clear his muddled brain the
Brooklyn man got to his feet lust in
time TO save himself the fatal 10 count
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-15
COMMERCIAL LEAGUE.
" ashingtOn Park, Sunday.
Feidmans vs.. Puritys.
Every hOdy's w. SheltOn-Payme.

1.-TWO games viii be played in the
Commercial league series at
Washington park Sunday after
noOn- the first game starting at 2
o'clock The Puritys draw the Field
mans as their opponents this week and
as the photographers have been greatly
strengthened since their last meeting, a
good game should result The bakers
have not yet tasted defeat this season
but manager Howard Rix. of the Field
mans, declares that he viii have the
honor Of depriving the bakers Of the
big goose egg in the lost column
Walslagle VIII % tch for the Field
mans and he has b,ll showing up good
IN the workouts He pitched winning
ball all last season and is said 10 be
IN fine shape. Manager Davis. Of the
bakers, VIII again put his faith N Red
Brennan The sorreI topped Dortsider
has been making good right along and
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-15
"BECK'S" AMEN CORNER
BY "BECK.S

MORE entries from the FL Paso
Ava women for the tennis tourna-
ment are also needed. Only one
local woman player has yet entered.
There viii be only one or two really
high class players in the women's
events from outside but Tucson,
Phoenix and other towns are enter
ing women who are willing to do
their best. Why not FL Paso?
Wake up
CONNIE MACK is sending out his
scouts to the class c and D
leagues and we may expect one along
this way soon. Mack has only once
jumped into the manipulating"
business and that was when he
parted with $4,000 for Lefty Rus
sell, not the Las Cruces pitcher, to
Baltimore. Lefty didn't make good
and now Connie will pay no more
than the draft price for any recruit.
Once stung, always shy, is his motto.
Buy home valley corn.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-15
To ENTERTAIN Tennis PLAYERS

tournament Of 1916. Many cities are
striving for the honor OF entertaining
the contestants in the big event Of the
Southwestern sporting world next year,
among them Tucson, Bisbee. Albuquer-
que Roswell and Pecos, with a number
Of dark horses" in the field
Thus far IL would seem to be any
body's race but the lobbying for votes
will not begin in earnest till after the
members of the association begin to
arrive in FL PasO Wednesday. May Is.
The annual meeting will be held on the
CONTINUED on next page-l
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-15

A LBUQUERQUE just dearly loves
FL PasO-with the reverse Eng
Hsh. The Journal Of the northern
town, has the following: "Having
been tipped to the fact that some
day the FL Paso club will be in town,
the Civic Betterment league has
started building an addition to the
old mems home" Well, it would be
a bitter pill if we had to lose q
series to the Dukes. But we won't.
FL PAS0 viii, as usual, have
plenty of sport and recreation
On Sunday. All the tennis courts
will be busy and it is a cinch that
there viii be q waiting list at all
the club Courts There viii be two
professional baseball games at Rio
Grande park and two amateur games
at Washington park. The golfers
will be tearing up what little turf
exists on the Country club links and
there will be amateur baseball games
by the scOra Is El Paso a sporty
city? Well, guess!
I UNIQUE queries come in to the
sport department very often but
the absolute limit was reached on
Thursday night when a woman
wanted to know "where to find the
dressmaker?" It developed that she
was trying to dope out the puzzle on
the want-ad page and was stuck.
So was the sport scribe.
HAYDEN, Ariz, intends to have a
fast ball team this year. It has
signed Barton and Cox, who have
been let out by Tucson, and Charles
Roberts, young pitcher who was
given a spring tryout with Venice.
Barton will likely go back to Tucson
later IN the season as it is said all
he needs is a bit more experience.
TENNIS loses one Of its bright
stars through the death of
Anthony F. Wilding, the New Tea
lander who was killed this week
during one Of the assaults on the
Dardanelles, while serving as a
lieutenant with the New Zealand
expedition. WiIding was rated BY
many as the greatest of modern
tennis players and he was personally
responsible for the big boom in the
court game IN the antipodes during
the past few years.
WAKE UP, E Pasoansl The Bor-
der States tennis tournament is
to be held here week after next.
Entries are pouring IN from all parts
Of the southwest but, so far as this
city IS concerned, practically no en-
tries have been received. Tucson
and Phoenix have so far beaten FL
Paso in the matter Of entries and
even Albuquerque threatens TO beat
US out That would never do.
Everybody can't win but show your
FL Paso boosting spirit and enter
anyhow. And enter quick for it will
help the committee to get the names
IN now. The honor Of your city is at
stake. What are you going to do
about It?
Joe DAWSON was nearly killed in
: the last indianapolis 5OO-mile
race, but an announcement from the
east IS to the effect that Joe viii be
back again this year. Why viii some
Of these drivers fairly flirt with
death?
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-15
" hats the Price of
a Good Hat?

About anything you want to pay
from 81 up to $5-eyerything you buy
here is the best to be had at the price you
wish to pay.
Exceptionally good So Hats
styles, cOlOrs, dimensions, just like the
very high priced hats. Some very smart
new ideas in soft Hats and the correct
new models IN stiff hats. Best So hat
you ever put on.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-15
BOXERS NEED To Be CONTROLLED:
NATIONAL BOXING UNION URGED

Boxers Claim Titles at Will and Champions Refuse to
Defend Themselves Against Just Contenders John
sons Former Manage r and James j. Corbett
Comment on Wizards Fig ht
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-15

GOLFERS will be interested by an
announcement from London that
Harry VardOn and Edward Ray, the
famous English golfing pair, viii
be back in America very soon. They
sail next week from Liverpool and
are to be accompanied by George
Duncan and c. H. Mayo. The party
viii tour America It is to be hoped
that Vardon and Ray will cut their
scale Of fees a bit, n view of the
war.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-15
'KnockOuts I Have Seem

This IS the third Of
1oAouLs
the sensational icy were landed - $1,000 -
w.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-15
Commercial League Plays Two Games
-:I:- -:I:- -:II:- -:I:- -:I:-
Teams Bat In Order of Standing

may again deliver. Morsch. Of the 10th
infantry team, is another recruit 10 the
Feidmans
Gilmore, the regular third saclzer Of
the EverybOdys, is back in town and
manager Livingston is now sure that
the not corner viii be well cared for.
Franco or Mesa viii work for the
Mexicans.
League secretary L NJ Covne has
prepared some team averages ana these
show that the teams are batting in me
order Of their standing for games won
and lost. The batting and fielding fig
ures follow:
1eam- Biting. F'ldinE
E -liiy - ----.-..-..- -3l5 500
Eelanans ---- ---.....-. -314 1888
Snelton-Paynes ..-.... -301 1853
E.sIyDouy ------------ -2S0 500
The league standing is as follows:
If S'day-
Won Lost Pct Win Lose
Purltys -.--.-. 0 1000 1000 500
L eIdmans ------- 500 500 400
Shelton-Paynes &c / s $50 400 200
Everybody's 1900 1 . $50 .4O9 200
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-15

7 AIRY SCHOUER is looking for
- bouts and is now in the city.
He makes his home IN Columbus, N.
NJ, where he is opening a laundry,
but is willing to tackle any light
weight in the game, Benny Cordova
preferred. Larry has chance to go
to San Antonio for a bout there in
the near future and viii likely
accept. He was disappointed to hear
that bouts at Juarez are not being
encouraged Just now.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-15

Buy home valley corn.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-15
Splendid Values at
SIS, $40, SIS, $50, $35, $40
Why $500 is a Good
Price to Pay For
Your Suit

not what your SIS does for US, but what it does
for you that were considering. At SIS Hart Schaf-
ner & Marx reach the point in making where value
asserts itself most emphatically.
You may pay more and get higher priced materi-,
ais, but at SIS you'll get intrinsic merit and all that
makes man satisfied he has good, big moneys
worth.
Our selections at this price are extremely wide;
you'll find anything you may wish IN style or shade
the values are exceptional.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-15
By 7. 5. ANDREMs.

= EILWAUKEE Wis, May "a
MI movement is under way to form
a Dsriovs1 t,o-5r,.- ,.---., ,,5-.s. +sr,,,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-15
Spring Specials in
Furnishings

Quality counts IN silk hose here are fine. bright
hose full fashioned extra high spliced heels, rem
forced toes; black, white. cOlOrs, so cents.
NeckweaI at so cents. Extra large.
hand finished fOur-in-hands; many stripes;
handsome black and white effects; new
embroidered hgures. Most stores ask more
for such values; Mere. so cents.
Pure linen handkerchiefs with hand embrOid-
cred INITIALS immense values at so cents.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-15

Come and Try the Varsity Fifty Five designs; and three button
models; with roll collars Others without; perfect designing
and gngey styles every line You'll find color effects the
fabrics; you'll like the Glen Uquha pad the checks and
stripes. See them all today.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-15
Take a Good Look at Our
Shirt Values

You'll find so many good shirts here. so many
good colOrngs. many good styles. at so many diff
ferent prices. that there's not man of you who can
not find just the thing to suit his head his mind. and
his purse. 81 is good place to begin; others for
more and for less.
Just to show you how up to the
second" this department is, we men
ton special stock of silk shirts at S.
You've paid more for such shirts in the past
you'll pay more elsewhere.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1915-11-04
BABY SHOW AT CRYSTAL.

j. b. Lindsay and Kenne,t
West have made arrangements
with II. G. Taylor at the Crystal
Theatre to start a special baby
show commencing next Monday,
Nov 5 and ending Nov. 18th.
This will not be long drawn
ont affair as the handsome prizes
to be awarded 20 the babies en-
titled to same will DE given ono
week after the baby show starts.
Hickman people have found out
that the Taylor way is the square
way SO that they need have no
fear hut what he is always on
the ground floor for their interest
Lindsay and West will call on
the different homes TO take your
babies picture free of cost and
any courtesy shown them Will be
appreciated by Manager Taylor.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1915-11-04
RIVER FRONT MAY BE
SEEN IN MOVING PICTURES.

Moving pictures illustrating the
actual conditions existing along
the river fronts as regards levees,
banks, etc, are being made tins
week by Jno. a. Fox, secretary
.of the Mississippi River Leyce
Association, and Jno. X. Milton,
official photographer for the llli-
nois Central Ry. Co They start
ed at Cairo and will make 1880
mile trip down 10 the passes.
The photographers visited Cairo,
Hickman and Charlottesville first
of the week.
These views are to be exhibit
ed this winter before Congress
in the interest of securing great
er appropriations for river im-
proycment and flood prevention.
Sorry these gentlemen did not
get into Hickman in April 1913.
They could have carried with
them some real argument for
flood protection.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1915-11-04
A PINE WHo0PING
COUGH REMEDY.

Mothers, DR.. Bells PineTar-
Honey is just the remedy for
Your children s cold ailments. The
fact is that pine is a quick enemy
of cold conditions. It's qualities
loosen the mucous in the throat
soothc the lungs and open mp
the air passages. The combna-
ton of honey, soothing and pleas
ant. with the looSgning pine quail
iN makes this an ideal cough
remedy for children Each pass
ing year brings for it new friends
4 family of growing children can
not afford 10 be without II. 2oc
a bottle. Adv
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1915-11-04
RHEUMATISM AND ALLIED
PAINS THEY MUST co!

The congestion of the blood in
its flow causes pain. Sloan 3
Lmiment pcnetratcs to the con
grstion and starts the blood to
flow freely. The body S warmth
as renewed; the pain is gone.
the man or woman who has
rheumatism. neuralgia or other
pains aud fails to keep Sloan $
Lnmcut in their home is like a
drowning man refusing a rope
Why suffer. Get a bottle of
Sloan S. 2jc aud jOc. SlOO bot
doe hold sjx times rs much as Doe.
size. ADV.