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The Washington herald., 1916-05-02
HOLY Hill Nine Wins,

The Holy Hill Athletics defeated the
Potomac A. c. on Sunday by the score
of 16 to II. Green, of the winners
was the batting star, getting two
homers. All colored teams in the Dis
trict, Maryland or Virginia desiring
games write Neville Waters, 1920
Thirty street northwest.
The Washington herald., 1916-05-02
18TH STREET Y. M. c. A.
TO PLAY HOWARD

The Twelfth Street Y. NJ C. A. team
will open its season with a big game
with the Howard University Varsity
team at American League Park on FRI
day evening at $3.50 o'clock.
The university boys have been on their
Southern trip and returned in tip-top
condition, while the "Yr boys have been
working hard u put themselves In shape
The Washington herald., 1916-05-02
AGGIES' LA CROSS
TEAM WINS GAME

College Park. Md, May The Mary
land Agriculture la crosse team defeated
the twelve representing Baltimore City
College here this afternoon, 9 to 0, in a
game much more interesting than the
score would indicate. The Baltimorans
played cleverly. but the superior all
around work of the Farmers told. Stevers,
the NJ. A. c. center, played brilliant, while
Allen starred for the visitors, The sum-
The Washington herald., 1916-05-02

Joyce batted Tor Murphy IN ninth.
Murray battsd for Bresin in ninth.
Runs-GiIdea Mitchell e.. Flynn. Wholly. Cote.
Dee. fitzgerald, Mccarthy, CuSack, CaSs. Haeg8r.
Two base hits-Dee, Weis. Three-base hit-F1ynn.
sacrifice hits-F1ynD. Fitzgerald. Stolen bases
Weiss. Mccarthy. Cusack First base on balls
nF HaIlOSan 4; Of Ffnnegan, l: Of Breslin, J..
First base srrors-Boston, q Georgetown. l. Left
cn basss-BOston. 4: Georgetown. L Struck out
Ey Hallora1, 4; by Finnegan. 4; BY Bresliu, l.
Passed bAlI-Haegar. Wild pitch-Breslin. Hit by
pitched bsIl-NIitchsI. Finnssan. HalOran, Cusack,
Mccarthy. Umplre-Mr Talbot
The Washington herald., 1916-05-02

Goals from court-Van Duzen (S), Lynch C9
Phelps (D. Vincent C9. Keller Mahouey t3). Smith
e.. Sherman o. Wallis Gibbons t5. Free tosses
made-Phelps 7; Lynch. ); Sherman. & Referee
Mr.. CollihoWeT. Time Of periods-2o minutes.
The Washington herald., 1916-05-02
ut when winning nun scored.

'One out when winning run scored.
Stolen bases-Cahil e. Harrington. Rogers. Shee
han, McCHIliGn. TEo-base hits-Munay ReagOn
Shorey ~. Threebase ht-DOugherty. Home
run-MuTay. Struck Cut-By MohneauI. s. by
Kendrick, ;. Bases on baus-Of MolyneauI, .;
OF Kendrick l. Umpire-Mr Griffith
The Washington herald., 1916-05-02
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
MAYERS HAMMERED
AND BRAVES LAND

Boston, May The Braves trtumphed
over the PhilIes today, a score Of 5 20
giving them their first victory over the
pennant winners this year. Rudolph had
the heavy hitters swinging wildly. while
the Braves pounded Mayors curves in
timely fashion. Score.
The Washington herald., 1916-05-02

Fireworks are said 20 have been first
used in Europe IN the city OF Florence in
1857
The Washington herald., 1916-05-02

mayer hlNey ana bOTnA, AoHfnhs hl-
dolph and Gowdy. Umpires, RigIer and
Easou.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-05
CATHEDRAL AND
ELLIOTT MEET
CADETS WILL PLAY BUSINESS
BOYS" ON TUNNEL GREEN
TODAY.
Former Start Training for Field Meet
That Will Be Held on Fair
Ground on May 20.

This afternoon the Cathedral cadet
baseball team will meet the Elliott
Commercial school nine in the second
game OF the season. Elliott has PLAY.
ed but few games this season and
has showed much promise. The boys
have been working hard. and expect
To give the cadets hard battle today.
Cathedral. on the other hand. has
some OF the best material that has
been In the school In a number ~
years. and they have constantly i'm
proved during the spring season
The cadets were az the grounds YES.
tcrday preparing for the coming uame.
and also took their first workout IN
preparation for the athletic meet that
VIII bo held on the state fair grounds
ON May 20 The hammers. discus and
other materials for the use of tine
boys In This work arrived and they
Lost mo- time 100 making themselves ac.
quainfrd with The different events.
The baseball game will be- called Al 1,
o'clock this afternoon
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-05
LEAFS TRIPLE SAVES SMOKES
FROM SHUTOUT BY HARVESTERS
HofrMAN's HIT ROLLS UNDER
PENCE AND GOES FOR
HOME RUN.
Atlenburg Again Features with Ssnsa-
tonal Catch-wetxei Allows Six
Hits-wheeling Gets 7.


Special Dispatch 10 the Intclligencer
SPRINGFIELD. q. May the Har-
Nesters won the opener here to-day from
tho Stogics by the score OF 4 to . the
game being pitchers battle between
Wctzeil and CLARK Threatening weather
Kept the attendance down to less than
1000. There was the usual festivities
ana big auto parade. while city Manager
Ashburncr made a little speech and
tossed the first ball. Then the battle
WAS on.
Altcnburg made a long running cathc
IN the fourth. robbing Caveny OF a
triple. The Stogios led off in the first
ana second innings with hits hue the
runners never got farther than second
until tho ninth. when they wet out OF
the blank column. In the second Lear
and swanson singled but Seibold hit
into a fast double play at short
Wctzel doubled in the sixth with one
down, but was left there while the next
two went out. Altenburg and Cleveland
singled Ia the ninth and after Callahan
had skicd out. Lear tripled to deep CEN
ter hut Shcercn ended the pastiming
by tanning
Hoffman scored the first run for the
ltarVesters In the fourth with "A home
rnu. The ball rolling under the fence
IN the right center field. In the sitNh
llaly doubled and Anderson sacrificed.
liartle then doubled over Altenburg' y
head and moved ~ third on McRride's
single. Hoffman tried the squeeze play
but missed the ball. Lear slipped aud
fell and Hartlc was safe. The squeeze
play was tried on Mcbride and ne was
caught at the plate. In the eighth DAILY
was walked and raced to third when
Swanson dropped the ball Mcbride
rolled one 10 Setbold and he booted IT,
allowing DAILY to score.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-05
METHODISTS In
NTER-CLASS MEET

Special Dispatch to the Intelligence.
HCCHHANNON. Efay 4-wesicyan
VIII have the eighth annual inter-class
track and field meet on Tuesday OF neN-f
week and at this meet the representative
squad that will carry the Orange and
Black into the big meets with West Vtr-
Einia and Marietta will be chosen. Next
week IL the busiest athletically that
Wesleyan has ever known.
on Monday a tennis match f. sched-
ulcd with Davis Ellkins and there is a
possibility that the NTH game of The
Mars hall Wesleyan baseball series will
have 20 be played here also. Tuesday
the track meet above mentioned will
take place Wednesday and Thursday
Westminster plays here at baseball, FRI
day the Varsity baseball team plays at
tlarks burg. while the Reserves are
meeting Broaduss here. and Saturday
the Varsity will play St Nincent's COL
lege. IA Beatty, Pa. while the local
racquet Wieldcrs are meeting Marietta
College on Wcslcyan's courts
Nine athletic events for the six DAYS
Of the week make a fairly busy week and
not much opportunity for practice will
be Offered the track men previous TO
the meet on account Of the two-Earuo
series at baseball here on Friday and
Saturday with Marshall. Wesleyan has
the majority Of her track men Of 1915
back In college again and should have
one O fthe best balanced and strongest
teams she has ever had on the cinder
path.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-05
LINSLY CADETS
VS.. KEYSER PREPS
ONE OF LOCAL TEAMS HARDEST
GAMES WILL Be PLAYED
SATURDAY,.
Game viii Be Played on League Park
at Martins Ferry-Military Boys in
Good Shape and Expect Victory.

Saturday afternoon at League park,
Martins Ferry. the Linsly institute
baseball team and the Keyser prepare
tory school nine will cross bats in the
FIRST meeting OF these schools in atm
letics. The cadets expect IL TO prove
the hardest game on their home card,
and are making preparations for stifr
battle. Coach Pierce has been direct
ing the work OF the youngsters. ana
says they are insplendid condition to
go at top speed.
Tuesday week the cadets will leave
FOR their first trip. The first game win
be played at Middle bourne. where Ty-
Ter county high will be met. From
there the boys will go to Salem college
Tor another encounter. and on Friday
and Saturday they will meet Chenille
Normal at Glenville.
The following players will compose
the team in Saturdays game: Weimer,
G. T.; Russell. IS; Phillips. c.: Hamil-
ton. J. T.; Michner. Oh: Day, D.; Nes-
bit, 3D.; Jasper, 1b: Reid, r. Z.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-05
LEONARD ALLOWS YANKs
, TWO LONE BINGLES

-. b'S TON, May Leonard allowed
Ntw YORK only tive hits to-day. IN.
bvston Americans shutting out the visi-
Tors. TO o. Caldwell hit two men dur
lng the second inning. one OF them. Bar
~. scoring on Carrigan's sacrifice and
-'onards sharp single 10 center. Hob
nt<eu and Lewis singled in the eighth
inning. the former being forced at third
when Gardner attempted to sacrifice
Lewis and Gardner worked a double
stsal ana the former scored on Barry's
intield hit. Gardner going to third Tn.
Attcr was caught OF third but Tailed
when Caldwell dropped Bakers throw
10 the plate. Score. r. ~ y
New York loot o0O0OO-0 , r
Boston ....-...O . 000 E. . o
Baiteries-Csldweli and Nunamaker.
Leonard and Carrigan.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-05
M0UNDSVILLE HIGH
VS.. 7. D. H. s. TODAY
ONE OF BIGGEST HIGH SCHOOL
BASEBALL GAMES OF SEASON
AT ELM GROVE.
Costello and Ray May Be Opposing
Pitehers-Great Rivalry Exists and
Hot Contest Expected.

Moundsville and Triadelphia district
high school baseball teams will meet
today at Elm Grove in one OF the most
important high school games OF the
season. The result of the game will
have decided bearing on the scnolas-
tic championship Of the state. and as
either team has been playing fast ball
the winner Will have first claim to
championship honors.
Costello. said to be one of the best
hlgh school pitchers in the valley, will
be on the mound for TriadeIphia dis
trict. Moundsville says they will use
Ray. but the chances strongly favor
the twirling OF Meredith in this con-
test II Is of real Importance to either
nine. and they will undoubtedly send
in the very best material IL is possible
TO have in the lineup. The game will
be called al o'clock.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-05
MACARTHUR BLANKS
EVANSVILLE CHAMPS

GRAND RAPIDS. Mich. May A.
Given sensational support and pitching
perfect ban In pinches. Macarthur pilot
81 Grand Rapids to a To o victory over
ENahsVtile's 1915 champions IA the open
ing game OF the Central League season
mere today. Three thousand people wit
messed the contest. Edingtons one hand
calCh OF haugcrs. drive TO the right
ncld fence after Tepe had singled ana
Matthew had doubled In the eighth
inning with Two out. saved the shut out
for Macarthur. Alcock'S single scored
Ellington with what proved to be the
winning run In the FIRST inning.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-05
MANAGER SAPP WILL
NAME BELLAIRE NINE
Players VIII Meet Saturday and Sun
day for Final Practice-Open
Season May 70.

Manager Bert S8pp. ~ the BsIIairc
Afhltfira. expects to Doe able To select
Ihr player. fur tho team NIfhin tho
next few days Manager sam ar
nuunrcd yesterday that tho candidate
Tor ih" nun" would mold another prsc-
iDr ON Tho sixteenth street grounds
saturday and sunday ~ ia expected
hat hc VIII be able to announce The
personnel nf tho team tho fret parf of
next week Tho players that WIU re-.
port Tor practice arc as follows.
tuui.. NDr1 SChIanfz. Mooney.
kaInc % MHll'y. korhkB. Palmer. no.
Iff. costello. 'urbeN. OHricn.
Ilurlrs Euthfn. and Stanley
Tho season viii open ln UcIlaIre ON
saturday May o. Tho opposing fcsr,
haa NOT scr been selected for tho npon.
INK same. buf f viii bo strong ono
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-05
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION

At Atlanta Atlanta. ?: Mobile
At Chattanooga-Chattanooga. 2:Mem-
phis. o.
At Hirm inEham-Birmingham. O. New
Orleans g.
~ Little Eock-Lttle Rock. ]. Nash
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-05
TRACK MEN OUT
Many Men Report TO Coach J. II. Thorn
ton for Practice Yesterday
Afternoon.

Tho first practice Of the track men OF
the Wheeling high school was held yes
tcrday afternoon. and according To Coach
J. IT. Thornton. the local school will b.
represented this year by one Of the
strongest delegations since the track
work was instituted In this city. sew
crsI men who were the mainstayS of
Wheeling last year are back and there
IS an abundance OF material for this
year.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-05
JOHNSON ALLOWS ATHLETICS
ONE RUN AND WINS To

PHlLADELPHIA. May johnson
kept fhiladclphtas hits scattered and
Washington Won easily. To l. Shce-
nan IVES wild. giving nine bases on balls
ana making two Wild pitches In eight
innings. but tho visitors lost several
scoring opportuniiics when trippcd up
on efforts 10 tseal bases score.
Washington ...O1OGI 0003-5 - O
fhiladelphia 30 0OOOOOl- & >
batterles-Johnson and Henry. Shcc-
han, Weaver and SChang
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-05
BROWNS GO IL IENINas
TO WIN OVER TIGERS

DETROIT. Man st Louis broke its
long losing streak to-day when In de-
i.ated Detroit. to o. In a loosely play
ed contest that went thirteen Innings
Slsier led the way to victory when he
hunted safely in tho final inning and
scored on a sacrifice. an error and a
single. Detroit used four pitchers and
81. Louis. 3. score:
Detroit ...-...OO OOOOOOO- .
Batteries Davenport. McCabe. Groom
ana Hartley. bubuc. Erickson. DauSs
Covelesh and Stanagc. Rakcr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-05
TERRE HAUTE TRIMS
MUSKEGON In OPENER

MUSKEGON. Mich. May a.-The larg-
est crowd ever witnessing a baseball
game in Muskegon. estimated at over
1000 people. saw Terre Hautc open this
city central League season at Marsh
Field. the visitors handing the local a
to defeat. Ainsworth ia the box
Tor Trrr" Hnutc. was complete master
OF the game. with the exception OF one
inning, hut even In that session ne kept
Mu~kegon from making any tallieS with
comparative ease. Score.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-05
SOLDIERS co ELEVEN
TO BEAT BENDERS

SOUTH BEND. IND. May 4-paytou
took the opening game here to-day Iu II
innings D. To- count. The locals
scored IN tho ninth and tied L. hut
bowman. who went Ia In the final inning.
was Wild and with a. walk and q boot
ana one hit. filed the bases. whom Man
aEer nee. OF Dayton. doubled Co ieff Gene
tor. scoring three runs a crowd of
$500 saw tho game. score.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-05
NEW srRENorE pYcopn

HllsApfl4iHlA. May a new coll
l'Eiate strength record Of gss points
was made to-day by Edward g Russell.
Jackie on the University 81 PonnsyIva-
MA Football team. who will graduate in
june Tho former record Of 1.77O points
was made two years aEo BY NJ poruzas
two years ago.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-05
ST. LOUIS INFIELD CRACKS
AND CINCINNATI WINS


ST. LOUIS. MAY f-St Louis irfieid
cracked In the ninth inning to-day. and
cincinnati made three runs Winning
70 :. Ames pitched steady gam. but
his support was ragged. score. ri II -
ticinnau .....-OU0 % 900 d 7 a
st Louis. .......0 o 1 o OO0O- . r
ltattcries-Schultz. Schneider. Tony and
Clark. Ames and Gonzales
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-05

stolen basc-Alcock.
Two base hits-McArthur. Ellington
Alcock. Matthew'S
Sacrifice hits--Brant. 2 Knoll.
struck out-By Macarthur. 8. by Tur-
.ncr. o
-. Bases on balls--Or Macarthur. 2. on
Turner. 2
Double play-McArthur 20 weinburr
20 MCGraw
, Left on bases-Eysnsville 9. Grand
Time-2.0O.
ImplrC-Ciclsel
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-05

SHUTS OUT WHITE sox IN rrRsr
GAME OF SEASON AT CHICAGO
SPEAKERS Double Helps-Browns Trim
Tgers-Johnson Beats Aethlstics
Yankees Lose to Leonard.

CHICAGO. May Cleveland shut
out chicago > to . today. in their first
game here Of the season. Speaker =
double. following base on balls TO Tur-
ner. gave the visitors their frst run.
Their other run was made In the sixth
when Wambsbanss double scored Roth.
who had singled. Score:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-05
DELL HOLDS ouAKERs
TO THREE SCATTEREn HITS

HIN'VINIs1 y, y y. May t ErUOklyn
strengthened its hold ON first place to-
DAY by shutting out Philadelphia. . to O.
The superbas punched two doubles and
TWO singles OFF McQuillan Ina the nth
scoring two runs. Dell pitched great
bali throughout, allowing only three
mus. score n. H. T.
Philadelphia 10000 % 3 O
Brooklyn ......0O002 00ns-9 -
atteries-McQuillsn. Ricey. and
Burns. Adams: Dell and J. Myers
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-05
Stogies Drop First Game to Springfield, IL
DAVE SAYS

The spice of variety
you II find plenty of it in the
new Spring models of
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-05
PIRATES
JUMP ON THE DELIVERY OF Law.
ENpEk AND WIN IL THE
EIGHTH-
Score Two Triples, n Double and single
Reds Trim Cards-Braves Trouncs
diants-podgers Beat Quafers.

PiTTSBu RICH. May s-Pittsburgh
Hcieated Chicago here today by score
OF 10 :. winning In the eighth inning
Nhen Lavender weakened and allowed
Two triples. a double ana "A single.
winch gave the Pirates three runs. Up
TO that inning. Lavender had awarded
only four hits. score:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-05

AMERICAN LEAGUE


=. I."UIss !. U0trOlt .
Cleveland. =. Chicago. -.
Boston. g.. New York. o.
Washington. .. Phila,
'-13 innings.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-05
The Standing.
CENTRAL LEAGUE
Yesterday's Results.

Hptllblltlu. !. Wheeling. 2
Icrre Hatuc. .. Muskcgou. O.
boy ton. . South Bend. 6
CT Rapids. &: Evansville. o.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-05
HOW THEY STAND
NATIONAL LEAGUE


hVsIoh, Z. Now York D.
pittsburgh. 4; Chicago. ..
Brooklyn. .: Philadelphia. q.
Cincinnati. 4: ST LOUIS, ..
10 innings
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-05

Two base hits: speaker. jackson.
wants ganss. stolen base: Schaik. Sac
rince hits. Jackson Schalk noubl.
PLAYS; Schalk to Weaver: Coumbe to
Gandil to O'Ncil. WambsganSs TO How
ara. Lett on bases: Clevelr>>d. y: Cht-
caso, .. Bases ON balls. williams ?
"ber. J. Earned runs on Williams ,
m innings. struck out. Williams
Co9mbe. ,; faber. !. EMPIRES. Evans
and chill. Time. l.42
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-05

Lott on bases-Muskegon 8; Terrc
Haute. p
Two base Bonin. >: Miller
Hits-Om Paynter. in innings: of
Hildrcth. in I inning
struck out-By Pdynter. 8: by AIMS
worth. II.
Bases on halls-Om Ainsworth. ?
Wild pitch-PuNnter.
sacrifice hits-LaRoss. .: Miller
stolen haScs-EVcrs. Ainsworth =.
Time-1:f5.
lmptre-t5resn
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-05
'-Batted for F1uack in ninth.

Two-base hits. Zimmerman. Archer.
nlnchindn. knabe. Thrse-base hits.
Williams. Carey, Hinchman. stolen
bases, Barney. schultz Sacrifice hit
booldn. Double plays. schmidt. Wagner
ana Iohnston; schmidt and Baird. Left
OF bases. Chicago. {. Pittsburgh T.
FIRST base on balls. OF Lavender, =: on
COOPER j. Earned runs. or Lavender
=, on Cooper. ? Hit by pitcher by Law
'hder, ! tWagner). Struck out. by Law
ender. J. by Cooper. .. Empires. O'Day
ana Harrison. Time. I hour and 10 min
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-05
KAUFF's MuFF LOSES
MArHEwSoNs FIRST GAME

NEW YORK. May 4-The veteran
New York pitcher. Christopher Mathew
son, started his seventeenth season with
the New York team here TODAY and lost
"A close ten inning game 10 Boston. to 8.
With exception OF the first innin.,
Nh"n ne was handicapped by indfffer-
ont iniicld support. Matthews son pitched
good ball He lost IN the tenth when
he gave his only base on balls To- Smttb
VINO took second on kaufTs muff and
scored on Gowdy's single. Score:
X. II r
New YORK. ....l 600 ! 3 90 o. IL Z
Batterics-Tyler Hughes and Gowdy.
M4lnoMsun and karLl.u. DnnlnE
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-05

Totals .......11 Iu "G Do 9
o. IHffrH fnr Walden Iu ninth
80 rH'frd for fIII Don f.rff
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-01-04

EsGa 0bra, cuz"a mayo- YETI
-@ eztriDoa I'll terer ia pr0-
1-ncsacLGD tigUrada Ell CASTE
IL@le0, rs Hna die lass TING ll:a.s
-ariliran el anrendizaie de fGia-
ma 1ng-&s. Tle-2 TaTiaS fGrmu-
4as die conversation para l.. VI
oiaG52. = algu1nUs modalos
n CarIas ISuales. +
Hay dos Easciozas:
4 Ia rGlstl-a IT,
EapaGtado FIJI teIa. ST.
P:dage direcEanezae ~: =
IGEAGEC z. LDgAN1. -
61T -oIurosa St.
E3-, A-a--D VI
"~~ N---nr---- -
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-10

WHATS the use of making a
record if no one will recognize
It? New York papers are finding
all kinds of fault with Bobby Ham
mond's tTanscontinental auto record
and it looks as if the Cadillac record
viii stand.
WALTER JOHNSON again demon
strated, Friday, that the old
soup bone has something left in it.
The demonstration was made at
Cleve'7nd's expense
DENNY LEONARD and Johnny
Dundee are howling for tie
bouts with Fred Welsh but they are
none too keen on a bout between
themselves. Leonard signed up TO
meet Dundee, in New York on Wed
nesday night and then tried TO crawl
out Of the bout. Dundee didn't seem
any too keen for it, either. But the
boxing commission has stepped in
and ordered the men 10 fight next
Monday night. Leonard will meet
Welsh again over the lO-round route
in Brooklyn Saturday right of next
week.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-10

} the pace making race of his club.
johnson in 1916 seems 10 be as good
as ever before in his career. and il he
gets real support throughout the sum
mer. he may turn in a record that Will
eclipse any OF his former achievements.
Out alOrg the Pacific slope the ma
tives insist they have uncovered a
battling person who Is destined 10 wear
the crown that now rests upon the
dome Of one Jess Willard
William L'HeureuX is the name OF
the new phenOm. It's not a romantic
one. nor is it as awe-inspiring as would
be IhumderDOlt Smith. or Kill en- Dead
Casey. But the California folks d.
clare that Mr.. L'HeureuX bellies his
name: that he's as fierce @ batter a.
was Tom Sharkey. AS powerful as sam
son. as shifty as Jim Corbett and-oh.
well. you know the bunk the press
agents dispense.
Mr.. L'Heureux calls Oakland his
home. out there the neighbOrs refer
10 him as Fatty. But ne isn't fat.
say his boosters He's Just bulky and
all the bulk is made up Of muscles
powerful enough to push Pixies Peak
right off its base and into the At
lantic ocean-au in one push. too
THeureuX isn't keen about Joining
the professional ranks But he loves
TO stop any more Of his punches There
fore. the Oaklander must let his
hinges grow rusty from disuse o.
leap upon some of our Frank Morans.
Jack billions. Jim COffeys and even
tually. maybe, upon that dear. old Jess
Willard
Jack Kearns. boxing instructor. who
has oEled the best I'm the land. saws
'THeureauN. i'm my opinion. is one OF
the greatest natural fighters 1 have
ever seen With a few months OF tu-
tOrinE in professional ring tactics bs
would be a world heater"