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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-26
SOLDIERS LOSE
To LAS CRUCES
Score Is 8 to l in Favor of
League Baseball in
Sunday Game.

Las Cruces. y. NJ, April 26.-The Las
Cruces league baseball team defeated
the Goth infantry team from Fort Bliss
at the local park Sunday afternoon by
a score Of 10 /. Though the score
was rather Onesided, the soldiers con-
tested every play and, incidentally, put
up a howl every time a plav went
against them Ray Sterling, one Of the
league umpires, handled the game and,
from the standpoint Of the fans, his
work was very satisfactory. The sol
diers did not appear to think so and
put up many loud complaints on his de-
cisiOns.
The trouble with the soldiers was
that they were unable to bunch hits off
Lefty Russell and Ray KslliO, the two
pitchers used by Hurley. Not until the
ninth inning did they get more than
one hit in an inning and in the final
session they did not even threaten
when they gathered two hits off Kailio.
The leaguers. on the other hand. as
sembled their hits in the first two in
nings off Maresch. Some ragged field
ing by the soldiers and three singles
gave the leaguers three runs in the
first inning Three clean singles and
an error gave them three more runs in
the second "A hit. an error, an infield
out and second error gave the
leaguers a run in the third
Soldiers Score in Fourth.
The soldiers got their lonely tally in
the fourth. With one down. an error
let Sanders reach first March reached
first on his bunt when Russell threw
out Sanders at second March stole sec
Ond on Bliss and came home on Long
myre's single.
McAvoy was one Of the stars Of the
Hurleyites- He proved fast on the
bases and scored two of the teams
runs. In the fifth he was taken out to
give Lee. a Texas yOungster. a chance.
Lee was at bat only once, striking out
that time
Johnny Pendleton got two hits and
Hurley two. buddy landed only one
safe one. but Jake Bauer got a pair
Longmyre was the star for the SOL
diers, getting two hits in four times
Up and proving very fast on the bases
The score by innings was: X II. Z.
2Oth Infantry. .-- 200 loo O0O-l
Las Cruces. O1O O0X-S 9
The teams were: goth infantry
Mortimer, If and D; Buchanan, IS; Grille, !
2b: Sanders. CT; March, 1b; LOngmyre, !
3b: Binschadler. IF; McCracken, c; !
Maresch, p and II; Combs and Mercer, l
subs
Las Cruces-Seaton. II: Lee and Nc !
Avoy, 2b; buddy. so; Bauer, Of; Pendle- |
ton. IS; Hurley. Ii; Pfleiger, If Bliss, C; /
Russell. Kallio and Beer, D
Umpire-Ray Sterling
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-26
Beck Amen Corner
BY @BECK"

JACK READ, the Australian light
) weight, explains his claim to the
Canadian championship by his de-
feat of Harry Condor, who beat
Harry Lustig, who beat Patsy
DrOuillard. Quite chain of events,
to be sure, and it hardly gives Read
the night to the title. However,
Jack evidently has the goods so why
worry about titles?
SAM LANGFORD won mighty few
friends when he took his spar
ring partner, Perky Flynn, to Mon
treal for a "boutD which was so
rotten that the referee ordered the
men ont of the mig before it was
half over. The New York state com
mission took enough notice of the
farce to forbid Sam to box Toe
Jeanette in that state. IF some
other commissions would take sim
liar action, a few Of the takers
would be put out of business.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-26
Ell PASO TEAM DEFEATS
CARRIZOZO IN I3 INNINGS

Carrizozo. N n. April 2s.-The baseball
season was opened on the local grounds
Sunday afternoon in a snappy IS inning
game which resulted in a score OF TO
ia favor OF the Southwestern shop team OF
FL Paso Carrizozo was the first 20 score,
dragging one across the plate in the third
inning. and FL Paso responded in the sixth
with three runs In the last half OF the
sixth CarrizozO tied the score GOose-eggs
appeared regularly for ten frames, FL Paso
grab bing three in the first half OF the 18Th
and Carrizozo going down in the last half
me score bv innings follows. R.
Fl Paso 600 COS 900 600 g. s
Carrizozo .-..-.-......O Ol COZ 900 900 o. 3
Batteries-EI Paso. Fisher and Anslow;
Carrizozo, Dolan and Van Schoyck Umpire.
Woods
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-26
COLLEGIANS BREAK
MANY RECORDS

Philadelphia. Pa, April 26.-Records
went tumbling into discard and new
marks were set in many events con
tested on Franklin Field Saturday at
the University Of PENNSYLVANIA an
nuai carnival Of relay races and field
sports
Pennsylvania's quartet Of quarter
MIXERS, kaufman, Lockwood, LiDpin-
colt and Meredith, the last two Olym-
pic champions, set a new worlds mark
In the one-mile college relay for the
American championship when they beat
four flying runners from Harvard in
three minutes, IS seconds. breaking the
worlds record held by the Irish-Ameri-
can Athletic club Of New York. The
old record was 3:1S Is. Harvard's
time Saturday was 3;19 Is.
The one collegiate record to 20 was
that of the javelin throw John j.
Phillips OF the University Of Idaho,
hurled 177 feet. 81 inches. break
ing the collegiate record Of 169 feet
Ia, held by Doriazis, the Greek ath-
lete Of the University OF Pennsylvania.
resident also Of Idaho broke the record
first with a throw Of 175 feet SIS
inches
The other collegiate record broken
was in the two mile college relay cham
pionship, in which Princeton, after a
minutes So 3-5 seconds The old rec
ord was 8 minutes fiat held by Michi-
gan
In the high jump. Richards, OF Cor
nell. the Olympic champion, leaped
feet Z inches to win the event from
Oler, Of Yale. who did six feet 3 inches.
Richards's jump bettered the intercOl-
legiate record by three-quarters Of an
inch After winning the event. Rich
ards tried for a record and jumped
feet inches, or 2 inches less than the
worlds. American and collegiate record
held by HORNE, Of Stanford
Athey cIOth-lined weather strip keeps
out the dust Rathbun-AIix Co.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-26

7 AS CRUCES is certainly taking
to league baseball. On Friday,
every store and business house in
the city closed its doors so that all
their employees might attend the
game between A. and NJ. college and
the Rio Grande leagueIs. And Sun
day there was another big crowd
when the Fort Bliss all-stars
played the league team Las Cruces
has the spirit of the national game
now and has shown that it can sup
port a club.
A & NJ. college baseball players
" say the reason they were de-
feated by the Las Cruces league team
by the hoodoO score Of Is to o was
because the game was played on
Friday, the Esd. Pretty hard COM
bination Of hoodoos to tackle,
isn't It?
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-26
TENNIS COURTS ARE
CROWDED SUNDAY

The weather conditions Sunday were IDEAL
for tennis Though the sun shone brightly
there was cool wind blowing and the
racquet wielders found things TO their liI1-
ing The Country club courts were kept
busy practically all day, the Fl Paso Ten
MS club courts in the morning and part
OF the afternoon. and many Of the other
courts good part OF the day.
Fl PasO is going TO have a strong repre-
sentauon in the Border States tournament
next month and there IS a good chance OF
some Of the local experts taking off some
trophies despite the classy entries from
both California and the east
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-26

n
standing Of the Commercial
i Amateur aBsebau league with
two wins and no loss. Shelton-Payne
and Everybodys are tied for second
place, while the Eeldmans occupy the
cellar berth. In Sundays games, the
bakers beat the photographer while
the department store boys beat the
MeXicans, both games being rather
loosely played and featured by spasms
Of heavy batting.
The Feldmans started off strong
against the Puritys, scoring two runs
in the opening session shea looked
like a champiOn-until the third. Then
the bakers found him for six hits and
a pass, a couple OF wild pitches and a
couple of fielding errors punched IN
for good measure The mixture re-
suited in six runs In the fourth, four
hits, a hit batter, a pass, two errors
and a stolen base gave the bakers
five more. 1t was al over but the
shouting. Leighton replaced Shea but
the damage was done.
In the seventh the photographers
began 10 look dangerous Brennan
weakened. He walked Rix and Brann
in succession and then slammed Ia
none out RiX came nome on a wild
pitch and Pedragon was chased TO the
rescue. He started a bit unsteady but
famed Estas. Brann stole home, but
Fox whitfield. Mason took one in the
ribs and went 10 first but Leighton
lined out TO Dwyer.
Milan nit a clean home run in the
first inning and then forgot 70 pay his
respects TO the third sack, with the
result that he was called out and got
credit only for a double.
Box Score.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-26
Cincinnati Plays Second Tie Game
-:lI:- -:l:- -:Il:- -:I:- -:H:-
Braves Stop Philliss Sensational Race
Plays s
Cincinnati

- INCINNATI has played two tie
games in two days. On Saturday,
- the Reds and Pirates hooked up at
Pittsburg for eight innings without
reaching a verdict. The Reds had TO
catch a train and the game was called
On Sunday, the Cubs visited Redland
and, after Is innings of brilliant ball,
the game was called for darkness
There was some sensational fielding
and good pitching after the eighth in
ming Cincinnati got four runs or
Cheney in the sixth and he was der
ricked in favor Of Pete Standridge,
whose fork balI' had the Reds guess
ing for the remainder of the contest
Benton, Dale and Ames we're touched
Up by the Cubs for four runs and
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-26

Douglas was then sent to the mound
and pitched shutout ball
The pennantWard race OF the Phillies
was stopped on Saturday when the
Boston Braves found Mayer and
Oeschger for a total OF IL hits and
beat the AIOranites by a score Of 10 TO
.
The Cardinals hit Kalthlehener and
Mamaux opportunely and took advan-
tage Of every opportunity on the bases,
defeating the Pirates, S TO l. on sun
day.
The Tigers were going almost as
strong in the American league as the
Phillies in the National but the Jen-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-26
UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA
FRESHMEN DEFEAT Varsity

Berkeley. Calf. April 26.-In the first
annual conference track and field meet
held here Saturday. the freshmen Of the
University Of California won from st.
Mary's college, Santa Clara college,
Nevada university and the University
OF California Farm school The fresh
men scored 81 Is points.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-26

2 three base hits Hunter, Lujan: home
run, Bunson; stolen bases, Z. Mesa ,,
Geerge, Perry ? Bunson; sacrifice flies,
Lola, Lawrence, double plav. HavyIyins-
Doyle-Bunson; first base on balls.
OF Chuma 6; struck out. by Chuma 5.
BY Perry 4; wild pitch, Chuma: passed
pals, Ramos 3; first base on errors,
Every 0odys 1, Shelton-Paynes 3; left
on bases, Shelton-Paynes Z, Evervbodvs
10; umpires, Rogers and Peth: time OF
game, 40.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-26

ou-llldr Two DaSe nlLS, Allans
Brann; three base hit, Atkins; home
run, Atkins; stolen bases, Pix, Rrann.
Tatum. AylswOrth, DarnelI; first base
on balls. off Shea ., off Brennan s.
struck out, by Shea i, by Leighton p
by Brennan 8, by Pedragon ?; innings
pitched, by Shea 4, by Brennan and
bases fun none out in the seventh, wild
pitches, Brennan 4. Shea 3: hit by
pitched ball, by Shea (AyIswor-E p.
by PedregOn (AIasonl; first base on
errors, Puritys 3, Feldmans 2; left on
bases, Puritys 6, Feldmans 3; rassed
BAH, Doring; umpire, Rogers; time Of
game, 1:45.
EverybOdys Is, sheItOn-Paynes 5.
Opportune hits and costly errors tell
the story Of the defeat Of the Shelton
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-26

Paynes by EverybOdys- Juuma got
very poor support and seemed to Lose
heart himself IN the sixth Perry, on
the other hand, pitched good ball,
though there We're six errors Charged
TO his team.
The game was Interesting, despite
the One-sided score, Is to .. A pretty
double play in the sixth inning was
the fielding feature. Cunningham and
Chuma starred with the willow. The
box score:
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-26
KILBANE AND SANDERS
SIGN FOR TEN ROT-NDs

San Antonio. Texas. April &c
Tickle" Sanders. featherweight. who
mas deIeated Gene belmont Jack White,
Dutch Brandt. Johnny Solsburg. Chick
Hayes and others, through his manager.
Guy Turpin, signed articles Saturday
Tor a ten round battle with johnny
Bilbane. worlds champion, to take
May.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-26

until the ninth and Chicago won, 10 70
3 1t was johnson day" all right for
George Johnson pitched the second
game for the Packers and let the Chi
feds down with two runs on eight
scattered hits. while the Packers as
sembled their hits of hendrix for four
rms
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-26

nings crew got bumped on Sunday
when the Cleveland Indians won by a
score Of 3 TO l. Morton proved a puz-
zle to Crawford, Cobb, Veach. Witt
ct all. up to the seventh and the
Tigers got only six hits in all
White Sox are climbing They got
their bumps in Detroit and then went
home to entertain the Browns, from
Whow they took four straight Heb
Russell famed II in the Sunday game
Baumgardner allowed only four hits.
the same as Russell, but in the fifth
inning he issued a pass to ]. Collins
This was followed by two sacrifices
and Ray Schalk came along with the
single that sent Collins home The
score was I to o.
There was another upset in the
standing OF the Federal league. sun
day, and the Pittsburg team is now
ahead, by virtue Of a 8 to o victory over
the Sloufeds- Hearn pitched a fine
game
Rain fell at Kansas City Saturday so
the Packers and Chifeds played a dou-
bic bill Sunday. In the first game.
r Johnson held the Packers TO one hit
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-26
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS
DEFEAT FLKS TEAM

UEFEaI ELhs IElAM
The Knights Of Columbus baseball team
defeated the EIzs in close game at wash
ington park Sunday morning by a score Of
u to IL Sherman and Alberts were on
the points for the Elks and 1Iouahan and
Fassett for the Knights The Knights now
challenge any amateur team in the city
and acceptances schould be sent TO J. L
Warren at K OF C. hall
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-26
BAKERS ARE LEADING LEAGUE.
DOUBLE HEADER CAME PLAYED
Puritys Deaf Feldmans, While Everybodys Team Wins
From Shelton Paynes; Both Games Are Loosely
Played and Featured by Spasms of Heavy Bat
ting; Plenty of Hits and Plenty of Errors
BY aBECKs

THE Purity Bakers head the
standing Of the Commercial
- Amateur aBsebau league with
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-26

Athey eIOth-lined weather strip keeps
out the dust. Rathbun-Mix Co.-Adv.
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bon 9eiu6ern uno 8iirgern bon Son
6raneiSco auiamneniebte. Die iopa-
nti6ell uno dineIii6en &olonien a.
lein batten mebr olS 1000 Wtdnner.
6rouen unb ain0er fir Die 8arohe
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nabmen e6enfaQS an Ser @uraoe tell.
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Der 9eri6t, Den mir obige Mittal-
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au beioen Seiten Ser munoerbaren
8almen 4Geen. AZ a~uslGnoiidle
Nationen iin0 pertreten, obgeiebe,t
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Serbien uno 8eleien baben 3tpar ois
geationen ni6t ausgeitellt, ober oell.
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bnellen @usiteaer gut bertreten.
6runfrei6 uno Sapan boben lire
ausite0ung trob 0es &rie9es int fei.
ner @et}e reouatert.
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Die beutise Sage.

9as gon5e Sftereiie lit beute auf
ben Often geridtet. 3miiden son
8ellti6en uno Sen &uiien fino moro.
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aagemeinen Sffeniioe Der Huiien, Die
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lit ni6ts bon 8e0eutuna paIiiert.
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Snlambiide @odenrnmbidJau.

Ger Graiioent miro feline Spe8iol,
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Nms Merife.

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@eeri0a %bem1dtigt.
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Man ladte iibcr fie. nMond)e
2etlte bier bier lodten ii6er midi"
idreibt Srau Sc. Yeterien, BON sSnue.
BERN, Minn., yols id linen bon
iHeinem @ertralen 5t Dem MIpenfru-
Ter er8dblte, uno oaB id es iebllt ge-
brauhen moQe. Sd NOR 10 franf.
oaB iG niht mebr meme Sausarbeit
nerridten fonnte. Meine Mrme uto
@eine i6mer5ten mid, uno i6 befom
9bnmadts : anfaGe. Sd babe Sor-
mis- alpenfrauter sebraudt, uno bin
iest poIItdnoig geiuno. Sd bale
gnten @ppetit, i6lafe gut, uio meme
@rbeit maht mir Sreuoe. Sect III.
den iie nidt mebr iiber mid, fonoern
molten Sorni's Mlpenfrduter ielblt
ge6rauhen."
Sorni's 4lpenfrduter lit in mebr
ols elmer @eiie beri6ieOen bon an-
oeren Meoiainen. gs lit elm oltes.
5eiterprobtes &r1nterbeilmittel, mel
DIES felt iiber bunoert Sabren IN be-
ftanoieem @ebrau6 eepefen lit aber
niemnls in ausgeoebnter 8eiIe Of
fentlid ongeoeiet mnroe.
gs lit nift in 4potbefen 5ti baben.
Spe8ialagenten liefern es Dem 8ubli-
furt, ooer es fam oireft be3ogen tper.
ben aus Dem 2oboratorium Der Ser
Iteaer: Or. geter SabrneD & Cons
60, 1876. 90. Sopne @pe., gbl-
coao, Sn.
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CD. 5riebrid, Sabrifa1t bon .Gooa
Sonntains". ginridtun9en fir @reeerie
Itens 1tllo Sleifderldoen. @isf9rd1lfeH,
9ibls9 6aufdften unb patentierten @roe
cerbe6 6anfditen. 8oIes Eager, aae @r6s
BEN. gini9e f6on 9ebraudte Sahen, @uf
Gh8nblnngen.
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Weih1fts= 9atenoer
2(ipnittgs ,tt1b Bette.

Mantu Sent & Qtuning Gp. @tm. go
rensen, @igentiimer. aae unfere 8aaren
baben poIes @elpt6t nnb 0eaB, paiierlb
fir Stanbaros@ r6Ben. 215 Gbe. s.
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Oebramdt ,3et-6i eparf 9lnss" lino
crhaItet mebr &raft bon tpeni9er @dlos
lin. 9anou gtutp Co., Sdnoler. gGe
6olIton uno Noros SloreS StraBe.
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A. F. BEYER, Reparaturen.

$bpenriters, 3eoitples, &edJet& uiIb
Goreiiiermafdinen. 3ufrieoenlteluna aae
rantiert. 237 8eitzgommerce Str. Eel.
grodett 2441.
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6ptels.
HOTEL ALAMO.

1926 alamo 9la3a- hibi9 ntDblieris
refine 3imner. Soc. 75e, 81 per Sag;
$3.50 ur1o aufipdrts per ISOLDE. 3inntner
nit 2 8etten $500 per @ode. Mltes
gelephpn grodett 658.
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Or. @. 6. Sirael bat ieine Office
nad 302 Sids-@ ebaabe uerlegt. ai-
ties Selepbun.
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8ir repnrieren ireeno Elm ldao6af.
tes Cad; jebt it's on Der 8eit. Saf
SO. g8ilfins, Eel. 3rapis 1878.