El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-27
REAL SPORT SEASON N0WOPEN;
MANY At RACT I0NSFOR THE FANS
Post Season Baseball Series VIII Open This Week-Box-
ing Is In Full Swing and Football Both College and
Soccer Brands, Will Be Offered Next Week-Lubb
Will Meet Livingston in Tucumcari Bout
BY "BECK.-

y O1IEHOW or other, the real sport
season just appears to be getting
under way During the summer
months, when most sports reign su-
preme. baseball was about the only
sport offered the FL Paso fans. Now
that the weather is getting cool, other
sports are coming TO life.
The regular baseball season Is over.
but the real treats are still ahead Of
the fans First of all. there viii be the
games between the goth infantry and
the Seventh infantry. and also contest
between the Seventh and an all star
team from the Commercial league The
game on Sunday Is sure TO dIaw one Of
the largest crowds ri The season.
Then on October Il the series be
tween the Texas league ali stars and
the Commercial leaguers viii open at
Rio Grande park and run for over two
weeks Iris Speaker is expected 10
be in the Texas lineup
Boxing in FuII swing
Boxing at the army camps opened
only recently and now the init fling
ers have their season in full swing
The bout at Camp Cotton next TUESDAY
night between Johnny COse and Kid"
Muskopf should be one of the treats OF
the season These men met in six
round bout on Labor dav night and
stole all the honors on taa card. The
fans wanted more of these men and
chaplain Chouinard. Of the 23d infantry.
has obliged The Camp Cotton bouts
have been getting better from time 10
time and this card is expected 20 be
the most sensational yet staged
The Grammar Schools Soccer league
will get under way within the neXS ten
days and the league is expected % be
stronger this season than ever before
Tigers VIII Open Season
The high school football boys have
1T -TH -
play their first game in the new
stadium on Saturday afternoon Of next
week
Reorganization Of the United En-
pire club soccer team will be effected
at a meeting 10 be held this evening a.
the Hotel Alamo and arrangements VIII
be made TO book series Of games
both with the regular and national
guard regimental teams
KID Gonzales, Of Denver. is report
ed to pack an awful Wallop, but when
he heard that Tucumcari promoters
ingston. Of FL PasO. in the main bout
in connection with the Tucumcari
roundup for the night Of October 4,
the Denverite recOnsidered his prOpo-
sition and Cancelled the bout The Iu-
cumcari promoters were naturally very
much disappointed, but they were Of
fered the services Of kiscus Luob. also
of Denver Nothing is known Of this
fellow, but Livingston's manager had
no hesitation in agreeing to the charge
VIII Meet Lubb.
The Tucumcari promoters were mott
fled that Livingston viii meet Lubb OF
any man they can get at 135 pounds at
the ringside- Tommy will concede some
weight but his speed and science should
carry him TO victory. Should Lubb not
b. willing TO make the weight. 81 may
Be that kid" PayO can get a chance
against Livingston
Tickets for the bout at Camp Cotton
next Tuesday night are now on sale
and the early reserTatio indicates an
other big crowd Muskopf is one of
the tearing-in. ding-dong fighters He
is always an aggressor and carries the
bout TO his opponent from the first tap
Of the gong.
His opponent Jack Cose. Of the Ninth
Massac husetts, is some mixer himself