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Ino Geitcrrei4s an5iidyaifen, itmio,
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-28
In Boyland: e; 3: :: q: ! g: !: !: ! a.

4 ENCOURAGEMENT has been made
~ Of the lineup OF The Herald Car
riers' team which win 90 to Las
Cruces on Saturday morning to play the
Las Cruces Juniors. The trip will be
made in two big automobiles and the
following players have been picked for
the trip. Earl Brown. Nc: Ray White.
p Jack Oliver, p; Paul Kerr, Ii: Lem
smith, %; Francis Broaddus. 3b; Paul
Mcqueen, s; Ed Perry. CT; Earl Evans.
RI Harry sPOziL. II; Ralph Pateman,
utilitye Outfielder- Manager E. a
Powers viii go along with the boys.
<
II The Herald Carriers can get back
to FL PasO early in the afternoon. they
VIII display their new uniforms 20 the
local fans in the parade Of the Rio
Grande league opening.
x
The Villas Au-Stars have changed
their name and viii. in future. be
known as the Empire Bottlers.7 They
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-28

cumulated two runs and won. George
Foster pitched nice ball for eight inn
ings, Pipp's triple, followed by an in
field out, being the only score against
aim. Ray Collins relieved him in the
ninth nj the Yanks got two hits and
a run off his delivery.
X = =
The White Sox made it six in a row
when they took the Indians into camp
on Tuesday, Z to 4, through opportune
hitting by Collins and Fourier.
X x X
Washington got only three hits off
Shawkey, but a single and Morgan's
triple in h second CAV them two
runs and a victory over the Athletics.
Shaw filled the bags with free trans
-pOrtations in the second and an infield
U gave the Mackmen their only run.
No less than eight double plays were
pulled off at Detroit when the Tigers
beat b Browns, 3 to 2. The batting
Of Cobb and Crawford featured. The
Browns had no less han "A assists in
the game, this being a record for the
season.
Triples by C-hadbourne and Gilmore
IN the ninth inning rave the Packers
a victory over the Chifeds, Z to 6. The
pitching for both teams was Door.
X X \
That Eddie Plank is not all in was
demonstrated Tuesday. when, pitching
for the Sloufeds. he held the Pittsburg
team TO three hits for seven innings
and enabled his team TO win, 5 to ..
rank was hit hard in the last two
innings, but sharp fielding kept the
lead
X x X
BroOklyn's ninth inning rally was in
eIfectual and the Terrapins beat the
Ilptops, z TO g.. -Four hits and two
errors gave Baltimore five runs in the
fifth.
y
There was IN exhibition Of bush
an at Newark, where the Buffsds
beat the Newarks, II to s.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-28
Golfer Leaped Before
Looking; Got a Mud Bath

New York, April 2S.@The look be-
1ore you leap advice seems to be ap-
picable TO golfers as well as to psr-
sons in all other pursuits. I. A. TAMIL
ton, a New York golfer, didn't do anv
close looking while at Pfnehurst. n
c. some weeks ago and was penalized
with a mud bath.
Hamilton was golfing. He banged
his ball from the 18th tee and the BAH
slipped into a small pond. where IT
floated lazily among the buIlfrogs and
the water lilies.
A small raft is a fixture in the afore-
mentioned pond It is there so that
foozliug golfers can board it and rescue
their golf balls Hamilton approached
the waters edge, poised himself. and
then leaped a few feet ~pOndward toward
what he thought was the raft.
But Hamilton didn't look closely be-
fore leapiug. Had he done so. he would
have noticed that the raft was on the
other side Of the pond and that the
object Of his leap was merely two
boards that lad drifted together.
What goes up must come down.
That's the law Of gravity. Hamilton
obeyed h law. He came down, grace
fully but heavily, on the two boards
At the impact the boards parted COM
pany and Hamilton continued his down
ward movement until his pedal ex-
tremities were buried in mud and the
rest OF his body, up to his waist, was
Immersed in brackish pond water.
Yes, he was rescued
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-28
Chalmers. Giant CastOff, Makes Good
-al- -:I:- -:l:- -:I:- -:I:-
Braves Hand Hard T%rouncing To Giants
ny aBECK.y

-HAIllERS, the Giant castoff made
good again in lis second start
~ with the Phillies, on Tuesday.
taking the Dodgers into camp. The
Dodgers found him for II hits, but
made only two runs. Double plays, two
OF which were started by Bancroft
were largely responsible Ior culllns
off Brooklyn's rallies. CraYath's home
run in the second, Chalmers's double
and Whitted's single drove In the uVe
runs for the Philies. The score was
; TO .
George label was in good form on
Tuesday and. held the Reds 70 four
scattered hits, while Ames was nit
hard BY the cubs. The Chicago team
won, 6 10 O.
Driving Poll Perritt from the mound
in three innings the Boston Braves
celebrated their first game IN New
York this season by trouncing the
Giants. u TO 8. Ritter relieved Perritt
bur was hit even ard the for
mer Federal Fred Schupp went to the
rescue in the seventh and held the
Braves TO one hit in three innings Ru-
dolph was hit hard in the sixth inning
when fOur III scored, but the lead
O. the Braves was too great TO be over
come.
Griber held the Pirates to five hits
and a shutout, while the Cardinals got
three runs out Of six hits and three
passes from Mamaux, McQuillan and
Kelly
Ray Heating pitched a W hit game
for thd 4anks against the Red SOx, but
issued six passes However, he held
j Sox scoreless while the Yanks ac-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-28
L Knocked Out Hoodlumism sullivan
Thugs No Longer Endanger Fight Fans

@OsTON. Mass, April 2S-"Hellol
- what are You after nowy' sang
IL cut in CHEEKY greeting the great
and only John L" TO me as I drove
up to his neat little cottage in Abing-
The big fellow was seated on the
lawn tossing a baseball 10 two boy
kiddies who are now in his family.
John l. was playing with the children
as Enthusiastically as II he were thei-
i guess I know what you have come
out for. Ny opinion regarding the
boxing game Of today? All right
Come into the house. It's a bit cold
In a second I had the big fellow
talking He came to the point right
There's too much commercialism in
thu boxing game today. The people,
great fight -patrOnizing public, have
caught on to this, and, believe me, they
4 getting disguised with the whole
business
I'm my judgment b fighting busi-
ness will never again amount to what
it used to be, until some bright young
fellow stands up before the people and
lets the public know and feel that he
is a PLAN honest boxer n a sport and
not a mere ommercialzed money
People have lost confidence in the
honesty Of fighters and their hackers.
There's too much pre-arranged LX1n
w nowadays.
when I started boxing first, in 1877.
aud up TO 1892, it was a. great game.
Ike men were all good fighters and
they were on the level
There we're Dempsey and Jack Nc
Auliffe- Brooklyn Jimmie Carroll. jim
ME Carney Of England, old Joe Goss.
Steve Taylor. Paddy Ryan, Joe Flood,
Mike Donovan, Billy Edwards, Arthur
Chambers, Ed McGlinchey. Jimmie e.
lott, Ohm Dwyer. Joe CobUrn, Jem
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-28

were 70 have played the FeIdman Sen
iors on Tuesday afternoon, but the
Feldmans failed to put in an appear
ance. It is likely that this game will
take place Wednesday.
x
Frank Gillette a been signed by the
Empire BOttlers as a pitcher n will
do the mound work in future. The
players average Is years Of age and
teams desiring games should telephone
to Carl BeissWenger at 1858.
The Fl Paso Giants announce their
Willingness 70 meet St Mary's FIrsts
on Sunday morning. II his game is
arranged. the Giants viii have two
anne for Sunday. as they are carded
to play the Fort Bliss Juniors on sun
day afternoon.
= \ X
Alta Vista and Beau schools play IN
class A Of the Grammar schools league
at the Washington park diamond on
N~ednesday afternoon at 4 o'clock.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-28
THREE BOUTS SCHEDULED
For SILVER CITY FANS

Silver City, \. n, April 2s.-A box
ing card which is expected to prove
the best Eve staged locally is that
scheduled for May 6, when Al Smaul-
ding, negro light heavyweight Of
Albuquerque, meets Kid George, Of
Sacramento, Calf, in a scheduled ten
round bout Both men are now on the
ground training for the battle.
In addition to the Smaulding-George
bout, Battling Manteu Of the 18th L.
S. cavalry. OF Columbus, n. NJ, will
meet kid" Orcasitas. Of Central, In a
ten rOund 60. and Bob York will try
conclusions with Luis Gonzales, the
latter two boxers being welterweights.
The winner Of the Smaulding-George
battle viii be matched with JEFF Clarke,
Of Joplin, No, for the Fourth Of July.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-28

Mace. Charlie Mitchell, Jake Eilrain,
&H Greenfield and many others toe
numerous to mention. These were all
good men n honest fighters.
\ x =
The big money in fighting. which
led 10 all this commercialism Of the
sport began with the JOhnson-Jeffries
fight The purse was 100000. Cor
bett and L fought for sz5. 00O@a SIS, 900
purse and $4,000 side stake bets.
when / started boxing II was for
$1,000 a side. You could get no purse.
I fought Ryan in Mississippi City for
S250e d side. In these days prize fight
ing vas looked upon differently from
what 1t is today.
a man wasn't safe then to go ear
a prize fight who had a watch or any
money on him A man bought a ticket
20 see IA fight.
But he never knew where Il was
going to be until he was tipped to go
somewhere On a certain trail.
- think ] changed all that Now
a crowd OF bank presidents or State
sir5cc CT Wall street brokers a go
TO a prize fight as they do.
And their money and their watches
are safe I knocked hoodlumism out
Of the boxing e
= = =
I had just begun to Interrupt the big
fellow with q question, when with a
e Of that mighty right" that made
DuSilistic history all around the world,
he sad:
Z know just what you're going to
ask me. You're going to ask me II
prize fighting isn't brutal and demor-
alizing."
= X \
Seeing my nod Of assent, this long
time idol Uf the ring leaned Orwar
in his chair and, speaking with
warmth f. a voice Of intense feeling,
To my unspoken query:
I dont. Not for a minute when
you compare it with this accursed war
in Eui Ope, led as that war is by all
the socalled great mes Of the earth"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-28
COMPANY h TEAM WINS
IN 18TH INFANTRY GAME

In a hotIy contested came of base
ball at Douglas. between company X
OF the 18th infantry and company d
Of the same regiment, the former team
won by a score OF u to s.. The pitch
ing Of Boggs, OF company X. wa a
feature. He struck out ten batsmen
and allowed seven hits. Other features
were the home run Of Ryan, with two
on bases, and the catching Of Davis.
RUhl played third I'm good style.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-28
AHOTg BALL BREAKs FTyGER.

Topeka, Kan. April 2S.-In catching
a hot drive off MonrOe's bat here Tues
day, manager Jack Coffey Of the Den
Yer Western league club broke the in
dex finger Of his left hand. He fin
lshed the game. The fracture was dis
covered later.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-28
AsIERICAN ASSOCIATION.
sOUTHERN AssOCIATInN.

At Atlanta-Atlanta, 3; Mobile, l..
At ACCOMPLISHMENTS, g; C-iatta-
nOOEa. 10 I'll innings.
At Birmingham - Birmingham. s.
New Orleans. 4.
At Nashvile-Nashvine 4; Little
Rock, .
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-28

olA4AAA4Ag "1EOAHA Aa1G1s ANAAAdn o.
ScanIon 2; two base hits. Mutt. Stadelli
90 StrOloff. Brashear; double play.
Lynn to Bowling to Lynn TO McArdle;
struck put by Hail Z, by FulWeider q;
passed ball. Fuller; time of game, two
hours; umpire, Kane.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-28
18TH INFANTRY WINS
FROM THE nth NFN

Douglas. Ariz-. April 2S.-m the best
game Of the series in the Army league,
the 18th infantry team defeated the
team from the 18th infantry by a score
OF 5 TO 8.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-28
Associatinn.
AMERICAN LEAGTE.

AT Boston R-H- E.
New York ....OOO 900 1OI-9 o
Boston -...------.O00 900 900 2 .
Batteries: New York, Heating and
Sweeney; Boston, Foster, Collins and
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-28

At Des Moines RIFE
St Joseph........000 600 100-I 8 ,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-28
HERALD PRINTERS PLAN
CAMPAIGN OF VICTORY

Members Of the composing room
staff Of The Herald believe they have
some real baseball players who can
take the measure Of any other printers
team In the city and they have accord
ngly issued a def to the composing
room staff Of the Times.
All supporters Of both teams are to
be required to leave linotype slugs and
other weapons at the gate and the UNI
pire viii be supplied with a special ac-
cident insurance policy. The game can
be played any day that is suitable to
the employees Of the morning paper.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-28

Des Moines ssh Oh OOx-5 s 1
Batteries; st. Joseph. Brown and
WithrOw; Des NOines, Mogridge and
Breen.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-28
TEXAS LEAGUE.

At Fort worth p j. E.
Fort Worth 6 .
Galveston ..-. S D
Batteries-Fort Worth. Fentress and
Crittenden; Galveston, Allen and Jor-
dan.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-28

Athey clOth-IIned weather strip keeps
the dust Rathbun-Mix CO.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-28
At Shreveport

AT shreveport R. H. u.
Shreveport 1900. .......S 10 .
San Antonio . .
Batteries-Shreveport, COrnsby and
Ioland: a Antonio. Stewart and
Hauenstein.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-28

At Waco r. II. Z.
Waco .-.- --g 6 1
Houston ... -.O =
Batteries-WacO Markle and Reilly;
Houston, Napier and Allen.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-28
Federal LEAGUE.

AT PTItSburE r. II. E
St Louis .-......3OO OIL OOo-5 . q
Pittsburg .-.-.-.-.0OO 900 Of1-2 8 o
Batteries St Louis. Plank and
Chapman; Pittsburg, Camnitz, Barger
n Berry.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-28

At Washington p 4. Z.
Philadelphia. ...O1O 900 OO0-1 6 0
Washington ..-.-.O2O 600 OOx-2 3 0
Batteries: Philadelphia. Shawkey
and McAYOy; Washington. Shaw, Gallia
n Henry.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-28

At Detroit r HE.
St Louis. 200 600 Z 4
Detroit ........-.O0O 1O2 OOx-3 8 /
Batteries; St Louis. Loudermilk and
Leary. Agnew; Detroit, Covaleski and
Mckee.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-28

At Dallas r. II. Z.
Dailas .---.-- .-----.---.-.l 4 ]
Beaumont .. -.-O . >
Batteries-Dallas, Sloan and Dunn;
Beaumont, Jost and Bobo.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-28
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

NATIONAL LEAGUE.
At Philadelphia r. H E
Brooklyn .........OO2 600 900 u 1
Philadelphia ......O1O 22O 900 II 8
Batteries: Brooklyn, Rucker. Apple
ton and Miller; Philadelphia, Chalmers
and Killifer.
At New York HE
Boston ........O23 O34 Doe 10 >
New York -...-..O1O O04 BOO 3 9 4
Batteries Boston, Rudolph and
GoWdy; New York. Perritt, Ritter,
Schupp and Meyers. Smith.
At st. Louis r H Z.
Pittsburg -.---.--O00 900 600 5 /
St Louis ....-.--.0O2 900 O10-3 6 o
Batteries: Pittsburg. Namat1x. Nc
Quinan. Kelly. and Gibson; St Louis.
Griner and Snyder
At Cincinnati p H E.
Chicago ..........1O1 900 1876 10 1
Cincinnati 900 600 600 4 .
Batteries; Chicago. label and Bres-
nahan; Cincinnati, Ames. Dale and
Wingo.