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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-31
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einem Meann, Ser ieinen Ganen als
Jranf Sobnion angab, nit eircr1l
mertbloien Gbed gu SIP beidnpinoelt.
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geIteat mar. Spater iteQte es iih
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alt uno gut gefleioet. Sic Noli5ei
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ribiigi.
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nol0s, Der NIT mebreren Sitnegbus=
fabrerl1 Streitigfeiten gebabt hatte
uno 0ar1t audi in einem 2und Gou,l-
ter Streit angefangen batte, mltrSe
geltern Morqen in Ser Iriibe perbuf=
tet nno in geo. Si6er gebrodt. Ser
Noli5eirihter oerlrtbeiIte Den N5orn,
Ser %betrunfen gefpeien lit, 81 Ser iib-
lidel strofe.
SRI. Soa D2op ginielot, god,ter
BON Serrl1 uno 6ralt q. $. ginfelot
1920 IL. Mbenl,e nobnhait, lll1l
9err 2onis SenrD Gorl items, gobr
BON Serrn l,nb Trau 2ouis Garitens
BON 1apenport, ml1roen geltern Mor.
gen in Ser fatbolilhen 81. Soiepbs.
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te 0as iunge Gbepaar cine Meiie nod
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febr in go. 2519 16. Mbenle, bal,s.
lih n%ieoerlolien. Ser grdutigam ii
III elmer Office ouf oen g%lrienal on
gelteat.
Scr Mapor nno ei1ige ser gtaot
6eamten merOelt mafrlheinlih nod
llrbana reilen, no Die Sainois Sd,
niefpal 2eaglle ont 2. 11no 3. Ieopen1
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miro. Mapor Carlton gebort oe-
8ereinigrng ols Mitglieo Ser @oa
aiebungsbeb0roe oil. Die 8eamtel
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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-31

Sic SdulfinSer ser 6fient(id)en
Stootidulen bahel1 mabrcno Ser Der
aan9elten @ode $193.62 aeipart.
Sic Samtbor1e sdule nor NIT $37.=
90 al1 eriter Stcle.
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m itabti{den Rrore

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get angener, Elm englii9er 6auptman1l.
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1itartfdcn Gbren 1tatt. Gngli19e,
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fi5iere soben Dos geleite. Die ardl,5e
trugen ocntide uno engliide Sarben
in ben @9leifen, ebenfD Elm. 8ran5
Die feinbli6en Tarben aemeininm.
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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-31
&,trt @urit.
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Seltc Nbenb -, bicic @eibcrU iii,
Slrncr Spcrnbans.

Mit frenoiger spannl1ng lebel,
mir Der @oritell1ng ser Sperette 8,
oiele @eiber" bllrh Sic Iopelrporter
1elrtld1e I6eateraeIellidaft anl bellti-
gen s(6eno i'm Illrner Gpernbars
entgegen. Ser goruerfa11f in Sa1-
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SENDER gene ie11, io6aB Die @eiealdoft
allf ein 1cbr grtes, 1pell1 nid)t polbe-
lebtas Sous, redJ1er farl1. gs mo=
ren bis geltern Mbeno 6ereits ii6er
300 Is rno so Gents Site r%eierpirt.
Ser bisberige quite @eill6 oes Cur
ner Sper1lbmtles ieitens unieres
3entldtbltms benefit 5meier1ei: err
items, Bob iid} bic freie &iinitlerihuor
oas gertrol1e1t oes 3entidtbmms, oas
infolge bartholomew Muffiibrln1gen,
Die nid)t uuf Ser @obe Ser Belt ltol1-
ben, perloren gegangen 1por, 5l1riid-
crobert Bot ri1o 3meitens, BOB 0apen-
port iebr mobl ein bel1tibes 1beater
u%nterbolten fam, %iolange oasiel6e
aub int benudbarten Stabten Gait
ipiele geben fa,111.
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penporter 0eutlhen Gbeater bielt iid)
porgeltern in burlington olf unb traf
oortielblt gorbereitl,ngen fir cine
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tertit @flaume" al1t Mpntag, oelt 8.
Nopember. Sn Burlington pie ii,
Clinton aebenft Die @eielidaft Elm
monatlides @oitipiel fit 0ie Sniio11
5u geben. MltSeroem min lie peril,=
d)en, audi in Dubuque uno Neoria gu
lpielen.
9os gtiid %, oicie Meiber"
idlagt et1pas III bos @enre oes uSsl1-
fanterilt Nflaume", l,nb tper ii6 ei11-
nal 10 redt bon @er5en ol1sladell
min, BOP linn 0ie Ebrd11e,l al sen
8aden binltnterloufcn, ser aebe bel1=
te Mber10 ing 1l1rler S%per1tbolls gu
! voen @eiberfl".
Die Mal1ltf miro, lpie ms bon Ser
Sbeaterleitltng gemeloet mnr0e,
plnftlid) 1ln S:1O ltbr ei1tl cben lno
Der Borbang tint Sis lbr al1f bie
5efulrOe mlb Minute III oie @0he ge=
ben. Die 8eluder li110 olio gebeten,
iid 5eitig eilr5ultellen. Die Ml1ffiib=
rltna ser @robltaotlltft NOR crit nad
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ter6elltder fan1el1 crit gegen W3itter-
nadt ober gar lpater beiat. Ml1s Sic
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es ont bclltiael1 abello al1f 0en @al-
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MeutS aus MuBratine

Gbelter Chamber bon Ser mtlidlen
Is. StraBe ap11roe norgeiter11 lhlimm
oerlest, nls er bon eiltem 3uge iiel
un0 babel oas redte @onogele11f
Brad. gr pllroe nad ser Sifice bes
Irs. g. g. Norton gebrad)t, ser i'm
IN 8e5aftollng nabm.
9a5 Set ser li1berlten @odseit fei=
erten norgelter11 III ibrem 6eim in
Safe Iomnibip @err 1tno Srau Gas
par Sd1pab, eil1 befonntes oel1tides
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@eiie. 3as Slrbelpaar erbieIt sum
glnoenfen on ieinen gbrentog meb=
rere m%ertbpole ullo niisIihe 8elden-
fc.
Die nclte Mrn1eeballe, fpelde iiber
$4,000 gefoitet bot, miro am 80.
MoDen1ber eingepeiAt l11lo ibrer 9e-
thinning iibergeben mer0en. Bou=
perl1eltr Glarfe miro bei ser Ieier Sic
9al1ptreDe Ealten.
Ser befaltrte Ml1scati11e Sglano
6arn1er {. g. 5eright bot Sic Rod
Sslano 9abngeiellidaft Inn $4,000
5daoenerias oerflaet, neil er Bel
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Mpril ldpper nerlebt mlroe. Ser
Qro5eb miro in 111d1lte1 Serr1in oes
-0iltriftgeridts sur Ger6anolung
fpn111el1.
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iebt nod nidt aufgefunoen moroen.
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brad)t tueroel1, I'M nadl Ser 2eid)e Ser
grtrunfenen al1f Sem @rlll1be nes
6lltiies 5lt il1dell. 9isber mltroe
cine 9elobmtng bon $50 fir oas slltf=
|iirloen ser 2eide ausgeiest.
Die glftieninbober ser l,eltelt Mllts.
catine-Soma Gitp Raillpop So. babel,
III ibrer lesten Sisl1ng sic folgel1oel
@eanten erpablt, apelde oas 8eId)1fl
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Mhtscutine.
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9. @open, goriiber, er=officio; @il
Liant Mlliier, Soma Gitp; @. &c. 81
tlls, Mh1scutine; S.@. Merccr, ssont
lGitp; mo S. 3. 8lod, Mllscatille.
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Stark Theater
224 5arrtfou strate.
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p Steel. Sing 8agsat. she Iource
of 6apptneb". 9ot Menleb unb @retcl
2eberer.
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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-31
Menes aug Sod Sslauo.

NenfS an8 Sod S8lauo.
Iie ShulfinSer ser 6ficnt(idlen
5Stobtldlulcn babel1 rpdbrc1o Ser Der
aal1aelten @ohe $t93.62 aeipart.
Sic Samtborle Sdnle nor NIT $37.-|
80 an erl tier Stelle.
Tos Scltaale1t oes pcrItor5e1en
@orrp 8. Smith BON Buffalo Erairie
Iupnlbip mtrOe gelterl1 I'M Nad}lai=
ienldoftsaerid)t geofinet lr1o pom
Nidjter beitatigt. 3ie @ittpe be5
Geritor6ellen lit als l1niperiaIerbin
]as',a',;f; o''d 1T jie Seito'ne'tsD0a-
Ser IL Sabre alte 2alprcl1ce Meo=
nor ltan0 geltern Dor bent County
ridter, neil CT 25 Gage lang Sic
Sdllle geidruan5t bate. Sic Gltern
m1roen allge1pieicn, Ben S1tngen in
cine Boarding Sdn,le 5t hriltgelt u11o
nenn oies 6is 11ad)lten Samstag nidt
aclhieht, lpll CT Sltllge 11adl Ser &c
formidpule in st. G6arles ge6ra6t
|meroer.
q-
Ml,gult sduniot, einAsrii6crer aon-
|itablcr Don Hnd SsIurtbsp Der S465 in
Naargelo balt, mefd}e Gimme or an
II. September 1910 in @illberg's
Gambling Sous fo~nfis5irte> fat oicie
|Sunln1e INNER nod, in Sanoen. e.
@. giafltrg botte cine @laae inn Sc
rid)t ahgeltrcngt, I'M oas @elo nie=
Der SIT erla1gelL oph entldlieo oa5
8eridt aegel1 i'm. 1as @elo lit in
elmer bieligen go11f oltgelegt. Sdmiot
|mciB lebt l1ld)t, mas CT NIT ben1 Belb
anfal1gen iun. @ill6erg mill an Elm
bp5eres @crid)t appelire11.
Die 5dooeneriotfloae fir $40
900 Ser 6ralt @ilbeln1ite 8l1rfe ge=
gen Die Gcoples 9oluer So. mrroe &C.
tern oen @eldnporcllcl1 sur 8era=
tAung ilbergebelt. Illrd1 entitromel1=
be @aie aus Sen HDbren Ser gcnallll=
ten @elelidait mill Sic lral1 ldppe=
ret fDrperliden Sdaoen boppngetra=
gen labelt. Sic eibt on, oaB lie meb=
rere tlnoert Collars fiir I%pftorred)-
1lt1lgen a%ltsgegebell bat.
3os @%efliigel6alls BON 6ralt Mn-
ma @illispie, 1918 Z. Mbenlte, muroc
III Der porlebten 9tadlt bon 9ieben
beimgeludt, meld)e oils 9el,te 20 Sii6=
ller baoontrl1gen. 7ic 1icbc batter
|0as Sd1lnB erbrndcu llno maren allf
oieie &eiie III Sen Stall a%efonnnen.
II
Gus 0en1 Gnftor 81. g. Wtiler, 800.
|1133 141R Strabe, ~gcitnblene Mlltos
mobil mrr0e geitern pon Bent 4oli5i-
lten fSisgeralo on 10. StraBe l1nO IA.
slpelnle lmbeidaoigt aufgefl,1oen.
Sllltgc Seltte l)abcll hllen1 Mllld,ellt
rad) nit Ser Maid)ine cine 8crg1rii=
g~ltl1gsfabrt gemotlt nllo bieiel6e on
Der Strabelefc itcGell gela1lct.
Die gceroigrllg Ser uerltorbelclt
Irau Gilmore Stafforo finoet ON
|Spnntog 9Sadmlittag pom Sralter.
ballc, 715 90. Strabc aus altf Sem
Gbippialtnpd 6rieohof ltatt Mep.
Sberpopn miro oie Seid)enrcoc bal-
ten.
Seirutbs grlotbnibideil1e.
Srco 8. Yorter luro sri. &atberpn
9. 8opornn, Moliln.
CHARLES g. 6. Carton n1o Sri. Ml-
lpiloa 6. Mnum0ipn Decline.
2pllis 6. gmltens, 0openport,
lllo Sou Mae GinielOt, Maoline.
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IGineIfiti Molirle. Id TIM ]
Map g. 3e @rcc, Davenport, ms
SRI. Mabel Gaball, Mod Sslono.
@alter 6. 2ipps llnO Sri. @asel
WSarie Mc&enna, Mloline.
sllioor Martens l,no Sri. Clio
TeSmet, Gait Molinc.
Icllton $. @ibbern 5berioal1, ms
SRI. Selen 2effler NIeoo.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-31

Carl @. @~llloen5opf uno SRI. Mn=
ma g.. 8rebmer, Milan.
6reo MnOerion, Hod Sslono, uno
5rall Wargoret 1onabue, Iapen-
pori.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-31

Cine 8pr It ellung Dou
Ser Mirfuns Der mpnernen S9iffs=
geY6iibe ge6en Die BON Dem Mrad
Der vGmben" aufgenpmmenen Mp=
mentaufaobmen. Na1 Mtttei!uneen
in elmer Ja9I9rift ipll Elm ldnglidles
Metallitiid nllfgeflnoen lporben fem,
pelisn eiae Seite 5ieinli6 glatt ipar,
lpdi5renb ouf Der mesren roube ullp
ge}prentette Tld@el1, me Die Ginla=
gerllnsen Bel Geiteinen, iid seisten.
Wie Iih berous1tellte, nor pies eirl
@tiid Der fe%uerIicbercn @elpfailstte
Der u@mbsn". 2eer 1T lie niebt &C.
lpe EN-, bsnn pur9 bic @spalt Der
grplo1ipn 1i1lo einaelne @ilherbpllnrs
in bic GtoblpanO bineineetrie6en
porben, inn lie bann infolse Der u1z
gebsuren Sibe Der fur5 nad Der Grz
ploiion oussebrodenen 5%euersbrunlt
gu elmer unfDrmliten Silber@ unc
5%tablmaife au1ommenl9mploen. is
gibt btes auberoem Elm Bib bon Der
9erfaifung, in Der iid Der Sauptteil
beS 56!ffes, bos bod III fci1er gam
aen Breite benz 'mIrberi{9en SOM
borbcnent musgeiebt .e.:r. bsfinoen
mnb. @iel lpirb ls:ssl, near oopon
als 8elie ppn csa @n9lanotrn 81
retten unb gu pcr!pens.n 5tial. Der
grDBte 3eil tonn bpb1tcns nur in
ben Sdmelstiegel poer IN Die @ieberci
narbern.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-31

tag ipie 9elpobnlid Rodmittoaa bon
5anei Bis fiinf llbr aeoifnet. Ser
.gintritt lit frei nnO lit ein 8ell1d)
|oringello SIT e~mpfeblen.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-29

in the ring because he comes cheaper.
Moran and all the rest probably want
more money: besides that. hey might
prove much Oughe than Fred.
Gunboa Smith and Jim COffey are
in danger of eliminating themselves
completely from q future battle. rs they
have signed for a tussle and that Is
liable TO prove a middling poor fight
smith viii have 70 dispose OF Coffey
in more workmaniike style h did
Moran, and it is doubtful if the Gun
ner can do that He has been making
some very poor fights the past ear.
And while We have commended that his
Willard and Moran eutitle him 70 some
consideration. his last battle indicates
that he is still Tipping back
He recently met a novice named Joe
Cox. who is aid to have made Willard
quit in one of the champions earliest
fights, and We gather from the st
LOuis papers hat It was q terrible
engagement is a bit OF bad m~atchmak-
ing il the Gunner expected to continue
as the championship contender. For
it puts too big q task up to him \
decisive victory by Coffev. however.
would place the Irishman back on the
map.
As for Tom Jones's Judgment OF
we read of Tom boosting Joe Coz be-
fore Joe fought Gunboat Smith While
Tom undoubtedly knows n fighter
when he sees one. we fear his 1udg-
ment has been warDed to some degree
by his desire to find the right op-
pOnent for his man Jess-the right one.
understand; the RIGHT one Tom IS
o. X. at that, until he starts a con-
versation- He is always starting con-
TersationS.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-29
Sunday Race Results

6QQE First race five furOngs selling 3 year ODDS and upward: $751; Dixie
OOOO Nina L. Gentry, won; 6S37. Palma Or. Shilling, second; Moner
C0Bial. third; Time, 1:o1. $685. Sweetdahi $751; Gosserty; 6a41' Smiling milling
Ksker; $3.50, Gilbert Rose; 6S37, Miss Fbsy, and 6S26, Lone Star, also ran
Scratch, Bertha Weaver.
Second race, seven fuhongs selling, 3 year ohs and upward: 6S4S,
OOOO Sharper Knight Drteonl, won; SOS, J. Nolan Hunt second;
6S31. John Louis 20. Gentry, third. Time. 1:2S2 % 1854. Petit Bleu; 6l97,
Bertha V; 646S, Great Frar; 6SA, Marie Coghil; 6S4S, Madeline MrSgave;
$3.50, Fancy: 6S44. Willis. and $685.. DoWnand. also ran
Third race, five fuhOngs, selling 3 year ohs and upward: 6S3s,
Aunt Elsie co. Gentry, third. Time 1:OO3-5. $3.50, Charity Ward; $3.50. Cor
dOva. 6S9, Francis; 6494, Nifty, and 6S0S. hid Nelson. also III. Scratch, Sena-
tor james, Autie Curl Eel, Rag Ann lilly Hazel c. Bnshouse
ROEO Fourth rae five and onehalf frlngs. selling 3 year ods and
OCOO upward: $50, Seneca tOBrenl, won; $50, Carrie Orme (Steamsl,
second: $40. BrOokfied McCabel. third Time. 1906 Is. $3.50, Dryad; 6S45.
Stare Of Love. and 6451. Lukemae. also ran.
Fifth race. seven fmlongs. selling 8 year Odds and upward: 6S47.
OCOO Furong ACTON. won; $500, Mary Emily Hickensl, second: 6S47.
Charley McFeuan CCunenl, third Time 1:2715. 6S37, Bhcksheep; 6S42. Rev;
$685., Lady Young and 6S42, Christmas Eve, also an. Scratch, HarwOoi. Baby
Lynch. Dave Montgomery.
Sixth race one mile and one-Geth, selling year oHs and upward:
OCOO 1884. Fiaway Mott. won; 6S21. Mamie McDae (Phininsl. second;
636. Mud Sill CIorysl. third. Time, 1:5 %. - CONSIDER. 6S4S. Blooming
Poey. and 6SlS. Nolie Cad. also rn. Scratch. Cody.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-29
FULTON FOR FIGHT
WITH WILLARD,T
Statements by Tom Jones, E~ulogizing Fulton Taken to
Indicate Definitely That This Almost Totally IN
known Merit erner is Chosen to Go Against the
Champion at New Orleans; Wont Try Moran.
By Damon Runyon.

Al Palzer and Carl Morris, floundering
features Of the white hope era Of the
ring, and has never yet met a man
Of any particular class.
What I. Jones says.
Straws show which way the breezes
are waiting. and here are a few straws
from Tom Jones, Jess Wizards man
ager, now in New York. but then blow
ing in the vicinity of Milwaukee:
I came here to see If all the things
they are sa5 ing about Fred Fulton are
true. / am convinced that after his
"WOrkmanlike fight against Anderson
that he is q pretty good scrapper n
ready Ugh now 10 take a shot at my
champion. Mike Collins allows that
Fulton is ready and SO are We.
The Rochester man can fight n
hit In my opinion he was only fool
ing with Anderson in the first three
rounds When he got started he showed
me plenty. III tell Willard to keep
this fellow in mind. He may be Civ
ing US plenty of trouble before long.
Fulton looks frail, but he is one OF
those Swedes from the Northwest who
is as tough as a sapling. He q hit
with either hand and hard enOugh to
hurt anybody, n can box some. !
must admit / did not believe him to be
nearly so good as he is
4 want to say right now that u
ton looks better than n other white
heavyweight that 7 can think OF, with
the possible exception Of Frank Moran.
I intend to send Willard against both
Moran and Fulton before April. Each
has shown himself worthy OF matches
I have signed to box AT New Orleans
during the Narci Gras, twenty ROUNDS
TO q decision. Willard getting S52.51O
for his end I would suggest 10 Burns
TortOrich. the promoters there
that they get fulton as Wizards op-
ponent-
Fulton Comes Cheap.
The Willard people naturally prefer
Fulton to any other big man now
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-29
ALL TEAMS ARE
BEING CHOSEN
Brilliant Ends Lacking in
East; Middle West Short
Of Fast Linemen.

New York. Nov 29.-The close OF the
eastern football season finds a wide
variance Of opinion amOuZ followers
Of intercollegiate play regarding the
final rating OF the leading lever and
the players to be selected for the MYTH
icaI a~I-eastern team Certain players.
such as Barrett Of Cornell, and .Mahau
OF Harvard. are unanimous choices.
but in other positions "a half dozen
candidates are put forward, all having
excellent claims for consideration
High class bcckfield material was
abundant as well as heavy, powerful
men for the center Of the line. but
there was a scarcity Of brilliant ends
and quarterbacks.
While all those who have prepared
a-ll-eastern teams have not been heard
FROM. The cOucrusuS OF opinion 90 date
shows tie ~followius players in the
lead
ENDS soucy. Harvard and Higgins.
Pennsylvania state
TackI=s-Cilmau, Harvard and Abel,
Colgate
Cuards-spear. Dartmouth and white
Of Syracuse.
Center-Peck. Pittsbure
Quarterback Barrett, Cornell
Observation-Disclosures Syracuse n
Hastings. PittsburE-
FuubacFs-Nahau. Harvard
Ba~ks Plentiful in West
Good football backs were plentiful.
but good linemen scarce i'm the central
states. according to critics who as
sumed the task Of picking au-western
teams The name An-western itself
is a misOmer for only the limited ter
rit0ry from Ohio TO Nebraska tnclu-
sive. is covered I'm the search Tor tall
emit No account is taken Of the Rocky
Mountain INK Pacific coast players al
though at least one " them Herman
Abraham Of the oregon Aggiess made
a remarkable showing against the
Michigan Aggies. one OF the best teams
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-29

DILL PELPHREY, guiding spirit
in the Commercial Baseball league
during the summer, wants to form a
football league for Sunday games
this winter. He suggests that there
be \ two soldier teams and two
civilian aggregatiOns and says that
many of the high school and School
of Mines players will be available
Why not get up this league and
also a soccer league and arrange so
that a dOublehelder-a soccer and
a football match-be played every
Sunday? Nj. Pelphrey's suggestion
is worth thinking over.
DECORATIONS along gasoline Tow
give that part of the city quite a
festive appearance and "El PasO
Automobile Week" which opens to-
day, Is going to be "big dOings."
THAT noise around town on Sat
urday night was not from a scrap
at Juarez. Il was lust the army off
GERS from Fort Bliss and Camp Cot
ton celebrating tie victory Of the
West Point cadets over the Annapolis
middies on the gridiron at New
York.
< = X
LIES honest, anyway" was the
tribute paid umpire Rufo in
Sundays baseball game by a SOL
der fan. The soldiers had backed
the Fourth Field artillery rather
heavily and the calling Of a ball OF
a strike IN the eleventh inning
meant a lot. When Leyva slipped
over a clean strike for the stTikeout
on Sherideu in the 18th, RufO didn't
hesitate to call it a strike and won
the regard, not only Of the profes-
SIGNALS, but also Of his fellow SOL
diers. He may have some faults IS
an umpire but he showed himself a
true and honest sportsman.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-29

ATEW YORK, Nov. 29.-When a dis
patch emanated from New Or
\ leans a short time ago ann me
ing that Jess Willard had been signed
Tor a championship bout in that city.
and stating that his opponent would
be Frank Moran, Jim Coffey, or Fred
Fulton, Eight followers Immediately
called the turn.
The naming Of Fulton. a practically
unknown and little tried hunk of hu-
ma 4tgs was too Obvious. Moran and
Lt-Ley wore the u1inds 10 cover
the zeal plan Of the promoters to use
n Minnesota man, but no one was
fooled Every sporting writer in New
York at once pointed out the answer
TO the surprising message from the
Crescent City.
Now that il is certain Fulton is to
get the engagement and that the pro-
motors had only Fulton in mind all the
In fact. il is aid that they
have had a definite contract with Full
ton ever since Willard agreed to
their terms, and that they also had a
contract with Andre Anderson, who
was beaten by Fulton in Milwaukee
a short time Ago..
Anderson is a big ex-Wrestler. who
save the white Battling Jim johnson
a beating in this city last summer,
n who displayed some promise. He
had once been flattened by the com
paratiVely tiny Jack Dillon. but aEainst
b tough johnson he showed enough
to win a lot of kind words from the
local critics He showed nOugh to
indicate that Fulton's four round tri.
umph is nc great joke.
However, Andre has never shown
enough in promise or fulfillment to
warrant putting his conqucrOr in the
championship contender class. Fulton
viii have TO beat better men than
Arthur Pelkey and Andre Anderson to
get himself taken seriously by the fight
followers. He has been whipped by