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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1915-10-26
.PUNS And KAMS
PLAY TIE GAME
Rival Football Squads Struggle
Hard For Supremacy But
Neither Is Able To Score
Punahou-o. Kamehameha-O.

Punahou academy and Kamehameha
school griddists will have to meet an
other time to decide which is the best
at the strenuous game Of football, for
the game, yesterday at Kamehameha
Field between the two squads resulted
in a no score tie.
Team for team, the Academy played
a wonderful game when it is taken in
to consideration that several of their
hest men were out of the line and
coach Midkif was compelled TO draw
on his second team for players. On the
other hand, Kamehameha played the
aggressive game and team work did
much to keep the Punahous from reach
ing the goals. Kamehamcha, following
kickoff by Peterson, had the ball in
Punahou g territory nearly all the time
but were unable to gain enough ad
vantage to carry the ball into point
scoring territory '.l
Following were the players:
Punahou
Center, MOtt-Smith; right guard
ThurstOn; left guard, Kula; right
tackle Clifford; left tackle Baldwin;
right end; BROMLEY; left end, Norrie;
quarterback, Hipa, half backs, Napihaa
and Peterson;, fullback COrrea.
Kamehameha
Center, G, .Bertlemann; right guard
A. Kamaka; left guard, o. Kanuu;
right tackle, q. Bertlemann; left tackle
D. Simeona; right end, A. Hussy; left
end, W. Dover; quarter back, J. Glib
son; half backs, X. Toane and e
Eaton; full back, G. Bertlemann.
At Alexander Field the Mckinley
high school team rode rough-shod over
the Mills school team the final score
being Al to in favor of High.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1915-10-26

Constantine the Great founded Con
FtautinOPle in 800 A. d., making the
city now 1875 years old. The interest of
it's history is surpassed by that of very
few other places.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1915-10-26
WHAT OF WEDDINGS
AFTER THE WAR?
II Is Estimated There viii Be Five
MilIionMore Manageable
Girls Than Men NV. IF

Before the war began, women out.
numbered men in almost all the fight.
ing countries, though exact statistics
are available for Emily few. The Chi.
cago Journal estimates that in the
three principal combatant countries
west Of Russia the excess population
nf fann aIaa Nvas No follnws. .. 's.-
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1915-10-26
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Bank Of Hawaii
fTi ItMITED.


Incorporated Under the Laws OF che
X Territory Of Hawaii.
CAPITAL, SURPLUS AND s.st. ..
UNDIVIDED PROFITS, 81 SOC, 900
RESOURCES ......,....... 100000
OFFICERS. .a
o. II. Cooke. ......... . President
=. ID. Tepney ......... Vice President
A. Lewis, Jr. s..,....... y.........
Is. ..... Vice President and Manager
+. y. Damon. ..r....,.....G Cashier
q. @. Fuller ........ Assistant Cashier
r. McCorriston. f. Z. /. Assistant Cashier
DIRECTORS; G. II. Cooke, e. ID
Tenney, A. Lewis, Jr., e. +. Bishop.
F. w. Macfarlane, J. A. McCandiesa.
G. II. Anterior, Geo. r. Carter. +. "A.
Damon, =. G.. Atherton, A. Cooke.
COMMERCIAL AND SAVINGS
DEPARTMENTS
strict attention given to all branches
Of Banding.
BANK OF HAWAII BLDG, FORT ST
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-03-30

e5eneraI 6elomaridJaa BON ber
WOlt bat erflart, Die gefeitismnaeu
an ben 9aroanellen ieien itarfer als
man gesIanbt babe; er lei jett iiber-
scugt, oak Die SdJiffe Der slaiierfen
Die Snrhfabrt nid)t ersluinsen mir
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men. sSn Sionitantinopel iei alles
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bel eer 8tietnng bon Sanruaaen
tanieno rniiifde Wefamseme aemad)t.
Sdlpere Terlnfte iollen bic SfniIeu
bel arasnopol erlitten babem. lteber
1000 lollen sefalen nnb 5000 bon
ben 9eatidjem eefansen senemmen
Iein.
aas Berlin iuirb semeloet, oas
bic Wti6dftsperbaltniiIe in 0eatidl.
lamb sitrdans 6efriebisenb ieien.
aatiirlidJ f6nnten bic Tabrifen nidlt
nit uoGer Strait nrbeiten, Dor allem,
neil Die iiberieriide glmsfnbr 10
gut, iuie a6seidjnitten lei, aber Sic
Ser9altnife iuaren in slnbetradt bes
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erlebigt iuiir6en. Die Nadlfraae mad,
sioblen lei sr6her ais Die Irobnftion.
sSn ben Sauniuoa- nnb 0ullfabrifen
tnangele es an 9iobmaterial. Der
aleinbaHoel babe ii6eraa gelittem; be.
ion6ers lebbaft lei MIR Der 6anbel
NIT gigarren, GbofOlabe nnS ioldem
Saden, Die 5n 9ie6essaben benibf
iuiir0en.
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rn ~ gebcn, iino, iuie ms Berlin ge-
meloet iuiro, misgliift.
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Der 0ampfer pTalaba", Der iidD aaf
bem Bese bon eiberpopl nad Der
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-03-30

giittig. SD gebe ni6ts oarllnL mas
SIR bon mir 0enft. Sd bin feiil $50
litifer Sd babe ME Elm 9(nnt bef(ei.
oct. Sd min fetn 9raiioent per-
ben. @enn oas Golf cine fpirfiide
Selbitregiertng erlangt bot llo mir
6rieoen baben, meroe id) MIDI 8utrie-
ben ms Gribatleben suriidsieben.
0as mas ih bon Gud) epforoerf ba.
be, be5iebt li6 nur auf Die Mitglieoer
Der 9arloelsfamnter. Dit ben on0crn
Gaufleuten tperoen mir beionoers
berban0efn uno 1ie iperoen ooppeIt 10
i6arf geitraft meroen, neil iie ni9t
sur Sanoelsfamnter geboren uno od-
ourd beipeiien, oaB ibnen nihts 6a-
rom liest, Die Staot empor 5u 6riit-
gen. Sebt madt, oaB Sbr binal;s-
fon1rit." Gonnit enoete Die oeilfiuiir-
oige. fir oie 9eilnebmer ni6t geraoe
angenebme gluoien5. Spdtere Mlit-
teiluneen meloen, oaB oie @eillion
Gefos oiifgebradt lmo Dem l@ouber-l
neur Maoero iibergeben puroe, Ger
feinerieits ben Maior sSeIus Nguilcr
nit Der 8erousgobrng oes @elSes
betraute. Die amerifanii1en Weit-
glieoer Ser aanner tuur6en BON oen
9eitr1een 5u Der Snmtne ousgeihloi-
fen. Son 9epei6en Der frerEoen
aalfleiite an ibre Hegieritngen lntO
bon groteiten Ser 2esteren fat nrnn|
bis ieBt nihts gebort.
gor Matamoros tit nidts Nrnss
paiiiert. ltniere 9egierllng bat orci
8atterien slrtillerie na6 9ronnsDille
beoroert 0ieielben fino bereits in
einem Spe5ial5uge bonn Sort Snlnl
Souiton obgefabren.
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neral 6elipe glngeles gum propiiori-
i6en 8r6iibenten Der &epublif aus
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@ouptItobt suiammelltretcnoen aol,-
BENTON ais ibren 9anoiooten por-I
ff)la9en 9lngeles ipor fhon inter
Gia3 @enerol.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-03-30

Der angeridJtet mnrOe, iueie man rpdl
nidt,
Sie sslotte Der gllliiertem bat Bis
jeet mod feinen lueiteren algemeimen
Nmsriff anf Die Saroanellem Sorts
gentadDt, MIR uereinselte gombarSe-
mcnts ba6en itattsefnnbem.
Die Siirfei fat in SmDrna gro-
kere srmppenmaiIen saiammenseso-
gen, nm 81 Derbinbern, baf bil
Illiierten bort Srnppem lamben TAI
len.
9lns Berlin meloet man. 8raii.
Dent g9ilions neueite gentiibungeit,
cine @initeIlung Ser Seinoieligfeiteif.
in europa 5uiueee 3u bringen, 1a-
ben Wiiserfolg gebabt. Gol. 6. llt.
@ouie BON 9teip Yorf. Der perionliGe
G1uiiidr bes @r1iioenten, lit spit
9erlin no6 Der S6mei5 abgereiit,
iiber5eugt, oob 5rieoensperbonolun
gen iebt allBer Srage iino.
Sak Stunt nno gSiiienidJaft In
SeittidDlanO nid)t pernadlGiiigt mer
ben, itngeadJtet Der satiadDe, oas Sas
sanO mitten i'm &riege itebt, er6elli
nus oem ltmitanS, SaR i'm preni,i-
id)en gmOset $4,000 Marf fir antife
Ssuridpungen in Gappten, $4,000 NGf.
fir iDldle in MeiDpDtainien mnb 20,=
600 Wtarf fir slmsgrabnngen anf
SamDs Dorseieben iinb. Sir Inter
iriibung DDa Giinitlern nno SDmrna=
lliten, Die Snrd) ben Sriea in cine
idtlimm pefnniGrc Gage sc6radlt mnr-
ben, iino 100000 Wearf ansgeieBt.
dir Slnfamf BON &mnitmerfen fir Die.
Serliner gtatipnalgaaerie iim6 400,=
coo Wiarf ansgeiuorfen. Die 9lfaoe=
mie Der aiinite luarbe nit elmer Gr-
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feoadJt; fir mniifaliidle 3iuede iunr-
BEN 5000 Warf beiuilligt.
Der eneIiide Sdabfan5Ier 2lopo-
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lange 9ieOe seeen Die 9runfindt ge.I
balten ino Die SsS6ee ausgeiprodeil,
ipdbreno oes arieees iollte Der se.
icnlmte 8etranfeausI6anf, aud IN
Den &lubs perboten tperoeii.
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5ialoemofratil6e Yartei ut 9euti9.
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@artei-G Caucus i'm 3ei1stag, ionoern
aud oos Central aonite ser lo5iati.
ftiiden 8ortei fid geeiriet, fir oos
@uget 81 ftirnmen.
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genleine S6ul5ipang eineefiibrt nor
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3eist cine bon belgii9en 3eitlingen
peroffentli6te itatiitii9e 9lufItelung.
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tortiger Staot 2eute aus Spriel
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ben, oaB Die 9legppten bon Seiten Ser
Siirfen Orobenoe @efabr ab9emonot
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lei. Der SeItiingsfommanoant, 68Wf.
b Giismnnef, hnbe lid, ais Elm eben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-03-30
aurlt lltbtrldt.

Die geidJaftlid)en @erbaltnii-
ie in Ssitid]lanb iinb OnrdanS
befriebiseno.
eSols erflart, bie sllliiertem
iuiiroea Die Snrdfabrt bnrdJ
oie 9arbanellen nidJt ersmiu-
gen
siirfiidles 9mftidJiff bpmbar-
oiert Elm SdJiff Der gllliierten.
Die Siirfen treffen @urfrl-
runaen sum Sd)itke Smgrna's.
SdDwere @erlnlte baben Die
9iniicn in Sanroggen nno Sras.
ilupol criitten.
llebergang Der 9iniIen iiber
bic gsnra lit Derbinoert.
0entid)e ltnterieebDute bol=
reu 5luei cnliidje Sampfer in
ben Wrnn0, iuobei bicle Seittc
um's Geben fDmmcn.
9entidjlanSs annitintcrei;e
Sird ben Srieg nid)t eritift.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-03-30

10 entidloiieuer mie fGbiger 5iibrer
erlpielen, auf ben Die oiterrei6iid-
1ngorllde grmee nit 9fedt itol5 fem
6iirfe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-03-30
Krieospreiie
S. A. FLORAL COMPANY.

Bouquets. 8luuienltiide fir Sod5eitem
Mno 8eerdbniIie, Sopipflnn5en 9foIeus
itrdndjer, SbTtbdirne, Gtiefniitterhen
in gIiite o6er 8eetpflansen. Routnli
IeIbit. idreibt ooer teIepbpniert grodeti
1902 sos Maiu glbe. 9anI Cas-. @la<
tdger. (2(n8.l
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-13

niors. who have issued a challenge for
a game.
St Ignatius players challenge any
team In the city under Il years Of age.
They want a game on Sunday and
would like to meet the st. Marys Firsts
or the Feldman Seniors. The chaI-
lengers ask that any teams wanting
games should notify the Boyland de-
partmeut so that the reply can be pub
nshed IN Fridays paper and the man
ager Of St Ignatius will then call up
the manager Of the team accepting.
=
The Feldman Seniors report a victory
over St Mary's by a score Of u to II
IN "a close and interesting game, We'd
nesday- Pat Dryer knocked a triple
with the bases loaded and also crossed
the plate three times for the winning
team. Carl Beisswenger also contrib
uted a triple but Carl was in hard luck
as The bases were empty at the time.
Following were the players for the
Fe4dman Seniors: Roy Strand. c. Frank
Gillette and Pat Dwyer. D.: Willie Ca
pies. III; Carl Beisswenger, Oh: Brice
Schiller. 3D.; Pat Dwyer and Frank Gil
lette- Sb-; Ferdinand Welsh, II; Chan
ming Brown, CT; Jim Earle, RI
For St AIary's. the Lineup was not
written out fully only the first names
OF thu boys being given. The editor
knows only Few Of the st. Mary's
players and is unable 20 fill out the
fun list Managers are requested TO give
the fun names Of all players in sending
in lineups.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-13
FEDERALS DEVELOP
FAST YOUNG STARS

CONTINUED from Previous PaEe)
clever defensive players In his first
SIS chances, Rawlings. holding down the
difficult position of shortstop, made
but one error. while Chadbourne takes
care Of acres Of territory in center
field
Duncan Of Baltimore Is hitting at a
rate Of .435 and is fielding well enough
to fit in with the speedy work shown
around second base for the Terrapins
by Knabe and DoOlan.
Pitching Is Excellent.
Not only in batting and fielding are
the youths Of the Federal league shin
ing, but in pitching also. Facing the
hard hitters Of the eastern division Of
the league. Schulz. Of the Buffalo club.
has allowed only three runs to the game
"a total OF Is for the five games he
has pitched Better still is the rec
ord of Mcconnell, Of Chicago, though
he has worked in fewer contests. Nc
Cornell has allowed only one run in
q, innings, a much better record than
those Of the pitchers who were favored
over him by manager Bresnahan OF the
Chicago Nationals.
Mcconnell surely would fill a big
hole in the Cubs pitching staff now.
Other youngsters whose work so far
stamps them as finds are Reggie OF
Pittsburg and Moran and Whitehouse
OF Newark. three Of the most promising
pitchers in fast company.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-13
Battling Nelson Censures Curley
-:l;- -:II:- -:ll:- -:H:- -:I:-
Writes Of the Big Fight At Havana
BY fBECK.7

OXING in Cuba was put distinctly
"on the blink" by the recent
IL Johnson-Wnlard affair and one
oscar B. Nelson. former lightweight
champion Of the world, is distinctly
peeved- There>was a deal pending for
the Batter to meet Freddie Welsh for
the lightweight title in a 40 round bout
and now that deal is off
The Dane is now on his way to New
Orleans-in fact, he ought TO be there
by this time-tO see what can pc done
about putting on the bout at the Burns
Tortorich stadium and If he fails to
land there he cOntemplates coming to
Fl Paso TO look into the situation at
But read what the old champion
writes;
Just a few words to let you know
that The promoters of the Willard
Johnson fight have killed the game in
Havana and. incidentally, have spoiled
all my chance Of getting Freddie
Welsh to Havana to meet me for that
45-round championship battle for which
his manager, Harry Pollock, signed
articles in New York last February
Claims Curley's Bills Unpaid.
a number of sporting writer's who
were here for the big battle saw me
fight Jimmy Fryer. 14S pounds and a
real fighter, q week before the heavy
weight bout. won a hard earned de-
cisiOn in % rounds In my other fights
7 knocked out Young DOnnolly in
three rounds and Dale Gardner in two.
7 did not get much money for these
fights and cancelled $500 OF theatrical
engagements to come here and fight
and show the people that I was good
enough to whip welsh in IS rounds or
even 20 rounds. The Welsh-Nelson
fight had been nicely worked up but
just at the crucial time, Curley and
Frazee jumped the town
"L have been reading many stories
in L. S. papers TO the effect that Curley
did not owe a postage stamp when he
left here Wen. the postage stamp part
OF il may be all right but he did leave
here owing many bills" Nelson then
goes on:
col Jose d'Estrampes, Cuban con-
gresham and the most popular Cuban
on the island, made the fight possible
here He spent his own money, raised
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-13
WILLARD-JOHNSON FILMS
BARRED FROM NEW YORK

New York, Nay 12-Eederal Judge
Hough handed down decision today
holding that the admission into the
United States Of the moving picture
films Of the lightweight championship
fight between Willie Richie and
Freddie Welsh in London last July will
be a violation Of the federal law.
Judge HOugh held that although the
fight may have been classed as a box
ing match in England and in this state
II IS within the technical meaning Of
the term prize fight or puglistic en-
counter and therefore comes within the
scope Of the Sims law excluding moving
pictures Of such contests.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-13
MACK PLAYS into HANDS Of FEDS;
NEW LEAGUE MAY OBTAIN BAKER
Statement of Athletics Boss That Baker, Though Under
Contract, Won't Be Allowed to Play, Would Be Held
By Court to Invalidate Contract, Is Belief Red
Sox Have Had Str eak of Hard Luck.
By FRANK G. srENKE.


ing power Of the Red Sox depended,
went on the fritz. Woods arm didn't
round into shape. The old steam seems
gone and il is only a barren hope that
il will come back. Without il, Wood S
value as a pitcher decreases at least
so percent. because Woods speed was
his main stock in trade
Arms Not in shape.
Gregg's arm isn't in shape. 1t may
round to in a month and it may not
But even If it does get back into shape
by mid-June the SOx will have been
minus his help for nearly two months.
Leonard's arm hasn't been working
right all year. In addition TO that, he
has been sick In a few weeks he may
be able to take a regular turn IN the
box, but when he does it isn't sure that
he wiz hit a winning stride at once
Youngsters Are Only Hope.
In the meantime, the SOX have had
to depend upon the rather Wobbly
pitching Of their youngsters. The kids
have done the best pOssible-but 1t
isn't what Wood. Gregg and Leonard
would have done. The SOx will be
lucky if they enter June around the
500 mark. With their three pitching
stars working in regular turn from the
outset Of the season, it's a safe bet
that they would have gone into June
well around the 500 mark, because the
fielding in the most games has been
alrugnL ana the DaLJerS nave Deen
clubbing often and far enough to win
with some good pitching TO aid them.
But they haven't been getting that
good pitching.
Wagner Has Come Back.
The come back Of Heinie Wagner,
however, has lifted some Of the Bos-
tonian gloom The veteran shortstop
who was out Of the game nearly all
Of last year because OF a wounded wing.
busted into the fray some days ago and
his arm showed all its old time power.
Wagner is fielding IN the sensational
style OF old and he has been clubbing
the horsehide far and often.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-13
EM YORK. Nav

-EW YORK, May 13.-Connie
Mack played right into the hands
L = Of the Federal league when he
announced that Frank Baker never
viii play for me again and wouldn [
sell him for 100000"
Baker has been under an ironclad
contract No court would have upheld
him had he under ordinary circum-
stances jumped to the Federal league.
because his contract is such that It
binds him to play with Mack But the
attitude of Mack, as expressed in the
interview, yoids that contract and, If
il came TO a legal test, would make
Baker a free agent
Mack said Baker wouldn't be allowed
10 play for him and he wouldn't sell
him. That means that Mack would de-
priYe Baker Of a chance to earn a liv-
ing. A court upholds a contract but
it won't uphold any man who tries TO
use that contract to get revenge, or to
keep a man from lawfully earning
wages
Mack has given out another inter
view since in which he backs down
from his original stand by saying that
he would let Baker join his team, but
that Baker viii do a lot Of sitting on
the bench But Mack's backdown
doesn't nullify his original statement,
in the opinion Of lawyers. and il looks
as though Frank Baker would get the
sanction Of the courts if he jumped to
the Feds.
Red SOx Have Hard Luck.
Joe Lannin. boss Of the Red Sox, is a
new challenger for the title Of hard
luck owner of baseball. No man was
more confident than was Lannin this
spring and no team looked b4tter than
those Red Sox. II had batting strength,
a wonderful fielding defence, and
great assortment of pitchers. But when
the season opened, Old Hard Luck
=-,@ 10 D.
smoky Joe" Wood. Vean Gregg and
Dutch" Leonard, upon whom the pitch
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-13

the money to bring Willard here from
FL Paso and worked night and day to
make the fight a success
Claims Watch Game Was Worked.
"Curley, through Bob Vernon, ar
ranged to have watches presented to
himself, Willard and johnson the nieht
after the fight they were TO come
from The Citizens and Americans OF
Havana owing to the short notice.
there was no time to take up a sub
scriptiOn, so Vernon persuaded Capt.
Walter S Smith, Of the Plaza hotel.
TO buy the watches and be reimbursed
later through the subscriptions Capt.
Smith spent 1920 for these watches,
and still remains $500 to the bad. Not
a dollar was subscribed"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-13
In BOyIand:

T H slime, recreation superin-
tendent asks for a ruling on a
- play which many Of the local
boys teams insist on pulling off. Ac-
cording to the unwritten rules among
the schoolboys, a team can switch its
batting order any way it likes after two
are out in the last of the ninth. where
the boys get this rule is more than any
one can find in the rule books. The
teams may put IN pinch hitter 1t any
time but they cannot shift the batting
order, once the team has batted around
In the event that the boys could Nd
hold their contention. here is what
might happen. They might have-a play
er who would be good Tor a home run
every time he goes to the plate-re-
member, said might" If two We're
out he might be switched from his
regular batting position and sent 10 the
mound Just so long as he could con-
tinue to hit home runs he could keep
on going TO bat and might eventually
put his team in front 1t would hardly
be fair.
The Fort Bliss Juniors are anxious
to hear from the Las Cruces Juniors
as to what hour the Las Cruces boys
have set for the game which is to be
played in Las Cruces on Saturday
II the Feldman Seniors want a game
to get in touch with the Fort Bliss Ju-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-13
BAKERS PLAYING RESULTS
IN DTgRTPTTNG nF- 1

Fhiladelphia, Pa, May 13.-The play
ing Of J. Franklin Baker. who failed
70 report to the Philadelphia Americans
ms season. with the Upland team of
the Delaware county league resulted
w ednesday night in the disruption OF
leagues
President Hackney of the PhfIadeI-
pnla suburban league who protested
against Baker said that the playing Of
ntract jumper" was violation Of
one Of the principles Of the association
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-13
RIVERS GETS DECISION
OVER fighting" THORPE

Kansas City. No. May 13.-Joe Rivers
Thorpe OF Kansas CITY in a 10 round
bout here Wednesday night The Los
Angeles lightweight outfought Thorpe
IN every round. Rivers will meet
Johnny Grifhths at Akron, Ohio. on
Decoration day.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-13
BOWLING

The Duck Pin leagues are now under way
al the Cactus club alleys In the. big iearus
games Wednesday night the CITY bank won
from CARS team. while the Old Guards beat
the Globe Mills.
biock- or the Bankers. rolled the high
hlsh total, with 100 and 49, respectively
Briesch. OF the Old Guards. was high in
PSI. The scores follow.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-13

At Providence: Brown University, Il:
University Of Vermont 4.
At Cambridge, Mass: Harvard. 9;
Pennsylvania. s.
At New Haven; Dartmouth, 5; Yale,