El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-06
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Boys Amateur SpOrts, and

AL DVA~A
JUNIOR AUTO races have been so
developed on the coast that ma
chimes capable Of 70 miles an Jour
have been constructed for the young
drivers On Saturday and sunday, OF
this week, there viii be national cham
pionship races at the Panama-Pacific
exposition track in a Francisco, but
the events are open TO regularly con-
structed racing machines of the small
Ter type.
The proposal Of The Herald TO hold
Junior auto races in FL PasO for the
boys OF this district is that the cars
be limited TO some small horsepower
and that. If the boys agree. the event
be limited TO cars built by the boys
themselves.
Only one letter has been received
from a wOuld-be speed merchant. This
.youngster is very modest and doesn't
want his name published yet in part,
he says: Il believe that all contest
ants should ave engines Of one or two
cylinders and not more than 10 horse
power and that the event should be
confined TO boys not over Il years OF
age. / also believe that the race should
mot come off before THANKSGIVING day
so as to give the boys time 10 build
-- ~-~HH @@ AaAAA AA4A many A4
wish TO enter have not yet buiIt cars
OF even had time yet TO really think
ABOUT It I think a rOadrace would
De better than q track race and while
"a race on July 4 would hold Un fntaro
est the big race should not be held
until Thanksgiving day"
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We would like TO hear from other
boys on this proposition. Do you want
more time TO build a car? Would YOU
limit the 400 % Lrrr-a-- - 90
And what would be your opinion as
10 the limit OF power Let US hear
from you II you are interested.
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h Las Cruces Juniors are coming
down to e. Paso on SATURDAY morn
ing Ior q game with The Herald Car
riers- The Carriers are still smartfng
from the t~rouncing they got at Las
CLuces Lasl saturday and are predicting
victory IN the coming game. The Las
cruces boys are nifty bail players and
the game should be worth while.
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More information about the p~roposed
junior automobile race ard some vsIu-
aDIe ups Tor the young mechanics who
are llgurlng on building cars viii De
published in this department tomorrow
Watch for il.
The Fort Bliss Juniors CHALLENGE The
herald carriers and would like 20 al
5@- LA AANAA A4Ea Inc aALAINa d
are also considering a match with the (
Las Cruces Juniors at Las Cruces.
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AItura Tigers are on the rampage and
would like 10 book a game for Saturday
or Sunday with some team whose play
ers average from 16 to II years Of aee.
They prefer the Myrtle Stars. Games
can be arranged by phoning 1898.
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The West Main Juniors defeated the
Kentucky Tigers, IS TO 9, in a fast
game on the Villas school grounds. The {
Nathan Cordoya- h batteries were
Nathan CordOva and II. Butler .or the
West Main Juniors and Goras and Hay l
den for the Tigers.
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st. Mary's Firsts declare that il was
St Mary's Seconds who met and were
defeated by the Feldmans. St Mary's
F1rsts are very anxious to arrange a
game with the Feldman Seniors.
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The Feldmans defeated the Grizzly
Bears, 20 TO 10, on Wednesday after
noon Roy Strahan and Pat Twyer were
Feldmans used the following players:
Strahan, C.; Pat Dwyer and f. Gillette Z
p; William Caples. H.: T.. Sullivan and
Dwyer and F. Gillette, SIS; James Earl. /
#; Carl Beisswenger, CT; Ferdinand
Welsh IT, Z
For the Grizzly Bears. the plavers
We're; Philip Cordova, c.; Frank Nc
Clure, p; Leroy Schiller. 1b.: Oliver. Oh. ]
Johnny Appel, 3d.; B. Krupp. If. Wiley /
CT; Philip CordOva, H. The name Of the 4
shortstop was apparently omitted from
the list sent in
The Al-Star Juniors PLAYED the Ken
lucky Tigers during the heavy Wind
storm on Wednesday afternoon and won
by a score of Is TO Q. Ehler pitched the
first six innings for the AI-Stars. CIV
ing three hits and two runs. Howell was
then sent to the mound but was I
knocked out Of the box. Talbot sue
ceeded him and held the Tigers safe.
Grimes, Gibson me Hanuon worked for
the Tigers. The most effective of the
trio was Gibson The Tigers failed to
knock a ball out of the infield but poor
support for most Of their
runs. Ehler famed 16 men in the six
innings he worked.
The lineup Of the All-Stars was Dick
Cox, c. Stanley Ehler and Gayle Tai
bot, p; NJ Howell and Stanley rhler.
ID; David Morris. Oh; David Goodman.
3D.; Arthur Mackey, S.; James Flauni-
gan. IF; Maurice Winans, Of.
For the Kentucky Tigers. the tineup
was: Alfred Harmon and Earl Hayden.
c; Phil Gibson. John Grimes and Al
fred Harmon D. Phil Gibson and John
Grimes, III; Earl Hayden. 2b.: Milton
3D.: Harvey Wallen. SIS. Leslie
If; Eugene FOrmey, CT: John
Flanagan. II.
in the Sunday game between the EI