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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-20
TOMMY DEMPSEY
LATEST BOXER
TO MINGLE HERE
Australian Middleweight, Who Shows In
Brief Workout, Looks the Part of Real
Battler, and May Perform at
Smelter Arena
BY CHUCK SWAN.

IT HERES another boxer in II Pa~o today. and he looks
to be a real honest goodness batler. not afraid
Il to step lively pace matched with good This
halls Australia where ne has boxed several
men, including Smith. Tommy Dwight. and others
Tommy Dempsey the monicker he to. and he
viii probably get crack a. good 15S FOUNDER al the
Snelter "a the future
January Dempsey beer Offered a scrap Columbus
bv Larry Strouer trying NewtOns
signature TO the Australian Now. Dempsey not
make better than 15S he scale that and it very
doubtful If Newton viii a couple pounds when
been heavier than his opponent in his last few fights
This Dempsey impressed local fans yesterday who
saw him being high class battler he stepped
around ike big Lacquer Here's hoping Jimmy Brown
his way clear Dempsey for need couple cf boxers
ike him here
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-20
BUZUKOS
MEETS 4 STAR
Greek Champion Takes on
Charley Richardson at
Central Gym Tonight.

Peter Buzukos. Greek welterweight
wrestler, meets Charley Richardson to-
night at the Central Cafe gym in a
finish wrestling match. best two In
three falls. Richardson. who halls
from the goth Z. s. infantry. has been
working hard to make the match a
success. and he has shown to be in
perfect condition.
Buzukos has wrestled some Of the
best men in the game and he is going
into the match tonight hot favO1ite.
II he succeeds in defeating Richard
son, efforts will be made to bring Pete
Brown here for a weller Championship
bout under canvas.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-20

at present and we viii remain unless something unfOre
seen should happen Some day there, but not
now The story about weighing over goo pounds IS
another false statement. I scale between PCS and
no. which is my normal weight when in fairly good cOh-
dition as easily be when say that ny fighting
weight around 24a 253 keep IN fair shape all the
time.
u expect 10 have battles between tie first Of
the year and SUMNER possibly three, but more As
to my future plans I cannot say at this time Tom
Jones viii probably arrange for another tour next sum-
mer but if So it viii doubt be the last one"
Jess not bit heavier than when ne started to
trai- Tor Moran spring; fact he looks to be IN
excellent shape and with suPerluous flesh than
IS necessary for Of his build to carry
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-20
Second Ohio Plays Cactus
-:H:- -:l:- III -:I:- -:iI:-
urtLeague to Meet Tonight

1.-THE Second Ohio Infantry basket
ball team. composed Of some of
the star basket shooters of the
Buckeye state. Will meet the crack
Cactus club basketball team tonight
at the Y. N c. y in what should prove
10 be a battle royal
Among the members OF the team I'M
der the management Of Sergt. Blalock.
Will be found Lieut.. Hill. former crack
forward OF the Ohio Northern quint:
Palmer, of Ottawa Germans; c. Pohl-
man. football and basketball star at
Western Reserve under Dutch Powell;
Il. POhlman- Of Defiance college:
Rider, OF st Mary's college: Spellman.
Of ohio Northern; McElroy, of Ada:
Bickford. of Ohio State university:
Zimmerman. Of 5. A 5: Mitchell. OF
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-20

TESS WILLARD, worlds heavyweight champion, is not
anxious for many battles IN the ring Jess has
reached that stage-both financially and age-where
ne would prefer settle down to quiet and peaceful e
istence
What is the use working your head off 70 get IN con-
diton TO fight you have plenty OF this worlds goods
for the balance of your fe?" said Jess during chat Jew
days ago in Milwaukee
81 do not want to retire without giving someone
chance at nv title" continued Jess 'but do not intend
TO meet every challenger who along Let some OF
these contenders get together and fight out among
themselves and then fight the winner for the cham
pionship beat Frank Moran New York in ten rounds
but he still thinks he real contender Well, let him
fight Fred Fulton and Carl Morris and If he wins he can
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-20

Ohio state university. Eddie Kenton
of Ottowa Germans, and Sergt Blalock
The team has been working to-
gether for some little time. and
the Cactus club outfit, winners in
the City league last season. will
find them rather tough shedding
tonight. Teamwork is the key
note of the Second Ohio boys and
the contest is sure to develop into
corkinG good match small
admission charge will be made to
help defrny expenses.
Tonight. the Army Basketball league
will hold a meeting at the Sheldon
hotel. staring at 1880 o'clock. when the
constitution and bylaws Will be adopt
ed. and a schedule committee appoint
ed II has been voted TO play the ma
joritv OF the games on outdoor courts
although a few Of the contests VIII
be staged down town
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-20
CUBS AND CARDS
MAY PULL DEAL

II was learned in Chicago that a deal
between the Cubs and St Louis Car
dinals is in the making which, if sue
cessfully carried through. will bring in
fielder Hornrhy. catcher Snyder and
pitcher to Chicago. The hurler NAV
be either Meadows or Watson. Incl
dentally il was learned that the North
Siders had made overtures TO the Pi-
rates for the services of Max Carey.
the fleetfOOted Pittsburger. who topped
the National league in base stealing
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-20

have another chance. I honestly be
Iieve Fulton is the best of the en-
tire bunch of heavieS.
q am not saying this because of
any desire to avoid the others, but
because / really think it to be a
fact. 1 do not care about going into
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-20
Billy MIsKE WINS
FROM JACK DILLON

New York. Dec. 20.-Bily Miske. of
St Paul oughtfought Jack Dillon. OF
indianapolis in a ten-round bout in
Brooklyn last night 3Iiske weighed
173zs pounds and Dillon was one pound
lighter AfiSke had five OF the rounds
TO his credit. Dillon took three and two
were even
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-20

training for a month or two, except
to do light work and would prefer
my first match in January.
"The long grind of training has
no appeal to me, and unless 1 am
matched in the near future, I viii
not start active work until after the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-20
Whale Nued Jonah |$25
Twasn LuHng nd
Plans to Retire From the Ring Game In the Near Future

that when he comes TO Chicago.
There has been talk of my family
and myself moving to California at
once and for all time.
This is not true. My wife likes
California, but my business is here
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-20
Brenton and Britt
MAY Meet in Ring

Young Britt and Dick Brenton viii
more than likely tangle at the next
show Of the shelter Arena. either New
Years Gay OF the Sunday before New
Years This scrap viii be a corkers
and both little fellows are classy mix
ers in every respect
The main go for this mill is booked
rc be Tommy Livingston and Tommy
O-Toole. both from the Pennsylvania
crtiIlery aggregation here on the border
This vii be a pipon. although O'Toole.
with the kick in that mitt Of his viii
probably be the favorite. as Livingston
had ten rounds TO drop Barend in.
chile if only took O'Toole three TO put
him to sleep
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-20

holidays. That will give me a few
days with my family in comfort,
for, l do not like the training work
If could simply jump into the ring
and fight, l would be better salts
fled
However, Tom Jones can settle
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-20
WIND AND SAND
MAKE GOOD POLO
OUT OF QUESTION
Freebooters Walk Away With Game From
the Ohio Cavalry, the Final Count
5eing 17112 to Small Crowd
Sees the Contest.
BY SIDNEY a. COOK.

-4AIHEB conditions Tuesday seriously interfered
M play the third game OF the 18th cavalry
polo tournament which being played all tins week
Bliss and seriously handicapped the work OF both
although the veteran players making up the Freeboot-
ers were the wind and choking sand.
winning the representing the Ohio cavalry
171a-A.
times sitting sand and dust wholly obseured the
players the spectators who bayed the elements
see the players from each other That
accidents did due the perfect horse
mansp the players and their careful play when the sand
binding
FreeboOters Score
The Freebooters able almost at Will while
the Ohioans getting goal the value
which wiped 10y fouls the part OF Capt. D.
R. Cassel playing No >. safety scored also II Capt.
L. L.. -,.r ecn- IL L.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-20
CRAVATH MAY BE
VERNON MANAGER

san Francisco, Dec. 20.-GaVvy era
vath, for years leading home run hit
ter OF the National league. is men
TONED as possible successor to Ham
Patterson S manager Of the Vernon
bail club General opinion is that Pat
terson will not be retained bv Oar
mody. Report has il that 4 proposition
has been made TO Manager Moran Of
the Phillies for a trade in which era
vath VIII figure The great slugger is
regarded as all in as far as major
league baseball is concerned, but he is
a wise old bird in the game and ought
10 make a good manager. baseball men
say
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-20
MILLER, END, ELECTED
PENNSYLVANIA CAPTAIN

Philadelphia. Dec. 20.-Henry Miller.
Of Wiuiamsport. Pa. right end of the
University Of Pennsylvania football
eleven. was today elected captain OF
the 1917 team Miller IS % years old
and a member Of the junior class. His
brother. Ollie Miller. was captain Of
the 1908 team at Pennsylvania.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-20
ST. PAUL CLUB TO
TRAIN IN TEXAS

The St. Paul club. Of the American
association. viii train in Beaumont next
year. IL was announced by president
Stedman. Of the Oilers Manager Kel-
ley, with IS men, will arrive there
March I and train three weeks. Presi-
dent Stedman also announced that he
had purchased two players, catcher
Marshall, with Omaha last year, and
shortstOp Yakeley. with Denison last
season, but this year the property OF
st Paul
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-20


team below the zero mark
In only one period were the Free
hooters held any where near scoreless-
This was in the fOurth period when
they succeeded IN scoring hut one goal
In each OF the other periods they scored
either three or fOU- goals
The game TUESDAY was the first
match game played Joy -h- Ohio team
as a whole, and none OF the mem bers
mad played the game 10 any extent
before coming to the border.
Their showing against the veteran
army officers was such. however. as
10 make them resolve 10 make polo
an OhiOan game when they return TO
their homes. for although wild in their
judgment Of distances only too often.
they several times displayed flashes
Of form which brought forth excla-
nations Of appreciation from the spec
tators-
Their team play was n negative
quantity. and they were handi-
capped by having ponies which
were slow in comparison with those
of the FreeboOterS. but the horse
manship was there, and with that
as a foundation, stick handling
and the fine, inner points of the
game are bound TO come with prac-
tice.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-20

lightweight. and Richie Nit
chen, hope Of Milwaukee fans. met at
Cincinnati year ago there was much
argument as TO the winner Of the ten
round contest. the papers were divided
and also many Of the fans. but when
they met in the mammoth Milwaukee
Auditorium last week, there was no
chance for dispute
Mitchell fought like q champion and
defeated Rivers without the question
Of a doubt Il was a wonderfully fast
contest, considering the fact that Riv-
ers came near taking the full ten count
in the fourth round, and showed that
Joe is still there with his generalship.
for that is all that saved him from
going 10 dreamland.
II was pretty much the case of
Charlie White and Willie Richie
over again. the Chicago lad having
Ritchie down for the nine count
and nearly out. hut unable TO finish
him.
Mitchell put Rivers down with a short
right cross TO the chin in the fourth,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-20
Fulton To Meet
Moran In Long Go

TARGO. y. D., Dee 20.-Fred
= Fulton. the Rochester. MIMI.
- heavyweight, announced here
last night that he will meet
Prank Moran in Foreground
match ut Havana. Cuba. early in
February. Fulton declared that
he expects TO heat Norm and hold
Jess Willard 10 n promise OF n
match on that occasion.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-20

The score-Freebooters. 17ik: Ohio =.
Fouls, Capt D. r. Cassei ., Captain Holder
ness Safety, Capt D. r Cassel. Referee.
Capt H T Bull. Timekeper. r Emmett
Hines Scorer, Lieut. E. S. Thatcher. Time.
six 6-minute periods.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-20

There was an old walker named Ike
Who walked every noon ON me pike-
The nelghbOrS all said
He had wheels in his head
And he thought he was riding Dixie
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-20
Mitchell After Freddy e1sh
:H: ILL Ill -:1:- SIS
Milwaukee BoyDeserveSMi11

a ILWACkEE. 2O. not quite po,t
NJ When Joe Rivers California Joe you'd not
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o5abe ih 3ertretsn - - 1i.
Jrau ipurbs fdit 70 ROTH pis ei,
SterrbluWe.
sd bnhi., bu bdtteit Ie germ, nod
ten friibsr xr 81
.5abe id auh --!' - 6errn grDs
ben I0hs sins irnmer burtiser in itm
hodfeigsnbs WGrms bi. itumm.
starrbeit. bic ibm 3ur g.pobnb,i.
getpcrben.
.Da tpeibi bod nod, Warieh.n,
baB mir uns immer aiisrn Itenitsn,
gum 9eburtsidg unb 70. Dor beinsm
eItsrnbaus sebisbsn 4. beionbas
prddtig. Die f4rien orbsntlib in ibs
rer anaIlbuntbeii, penn id lam.
Or Iahte. -
Jrau @r5bsn fab mtseiiiert su
>ihm auf. .Warie9sn bate Ct Il. gss
nannt! gDie lans.. lanss bort. II.
ben @ornamsn niGt! - llnb selaGt
battle erl -
.5r.ili4, bic aitern gu Saus 'ipa.
rem Riefsnbiuser", meinte iie nnb
faaui. babel gang psrtldrt brsin.
sCrbentIih jung, felt. grSbsn
beimlit fsit.
er nabm isin.r syrau bas NAN
aeIboIa, nit benz iie aui bsm ipeibsn
Brett 9iub.ln uusrolli.. aus Der Sanb.
rWeibt bu mas. Mari.ten2 Hnn
isben mir uns nal Elm bibGn auf
ben gaI,on unb planIfn bon psrs
ganseHen 3eiten. Die @ftern bnbsn
mir man6.s IN grinnsruna gebraft".
er 5os iis nit iih auf bas il,ins
buntt Sdpalbennsn. briidte fis In
einen SeTel unb riidi. btn anbrsn
ti6t an 4. bsran. .Sier III bin
plab nun INNER. GollF feben. nit
meintr arbeii aebt's nod mol 70 gut.
fpenn bu ba biIt.
Limb unier Snnse - - er rdus
fperte fi6 .ipirbs bon obsn berab
getpib lieber feben: isin, gltsrn iib.H
suiammen, als ben Iieben. langen Tag
gc.rennt auf stpsi gaIions-.
1brdntn gldn5ten in ben elussn
Der grdu. @r5ben nabm ihre bib,n,
perarbeiteteu Sdnbs innis IN bic ist'
ntn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-12-02
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Wein GObn Srana tann beute niGi
sur S9ule fommen. gr itisb nit
benz Ropf gesen einen 9aIten, Der ii9
banu ent5iinbete.
So6ahtunssOol
xapsrSuber. 8immcrmann.
I'm cine tleins Dummheii sut5uma,
1sa. bessat mar IeiHt cine gsSbsrt.