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Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-01-13
arpnprius angeblidl nafl Berlin &C.
rnfen.

Euris, t3. San. Cine 9epcIhe
aus 9tom an oas Spurnal meloet,
man habc 0ort pom Ser5oa bon
Soragnn, Dem 9rltoer ser Satin oeS
SSiirIten Billion. erfahren. oaB Der
oelItihC Srouprin6 tpegen Der &ranf-
hcit oes &niiers ploblif ous Ser
Sfnei6 (?), no cr lid, nlebrere DO
nate lang oufgehalten baben io1, mad,
Berlin berlfen fplirbc, mn neaen Scr
ihpercn &ronfheit >c3 oci,tlhcn
aoiiers bic 6cgentid)o'1 ju iibcrneh-
men.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-01-13
Mn9riff an @ritfbtnfront
%trbdnoete bel@itben steQungen Der NQierttu BET
9oiran itit 9ieniag

oreifoher: Gs io[lte ben Eun6nen ee-
6eist Derben, oab Die 9uiieit hie Sni-
tiatipe er9reifen fonneil, fponn inl-
mer iic Dies ipiini1en: Die bclitih-
oiterreidliiGen Sruppen iolltcn bon
Der galfans ino 0eitfront otgelenft
ncroen, itnb Die Huiien tpoGten Die
Starfe ihrer linfcn Seitenitellirng i'm
9lllgemeinen befeitieen.
SSSm 9lugenblide fann Die &irfung
Ger ruIiii6en Sfferliipc nod nid)t in
ihrem polcn llmfanee nbgeihGst tper.
BEN. aber militGriihe Sonperitdnbi-
sc bebaupten, oaB tpenigIten3 Der
5iueitc ertpGhntc 3ipede erreiht rpur-
DC, nno oab oic Sage iln galfmt oil.
geniheinlih erleid1tert iburbe, neil
Die Sperationen Der 9eiltidlen ge.
gen oic 6ransoiel in Der Champagne
ihrcr araft beraubt ip1roen.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-01-13

= Curb Die 9iebcfisipitroiafeif oeS
hiefiecl @eihdftsfiihrers Der lint
tcb GreB" iii Der ..slbenopoit" cine
bel Der genaluiten 0epeidenoeeiitilr
cingelallfene Nad,rid1t bon Gorl u.
alderman, ihreln aorreiponoenten IN
Berlin jur 8erfiigllng geitellt NOR
ben, Die folgenoen @ortlaut hdt:
9crlin. iibcr 9lmiterbon. t3.
Son. Sd bin unttlif crnGhtigt NOR
oen, 5ll erflGren, oaB alc @erii6tc
iiber Die &ranfheit oes beutinen &oi-
IerS erfluloen limo. 81 feiner 3eit lit
ocr Serridlcr crnitlich frorf qcpcien
Or lit MIR eini9e Gage gc5piingen &C.
meienL oos 3inlnler jli hiiten Scin
,3rItano hat lid iett ocrart gcbeIIert,
ooB or I'M Stnllbc iit toelid, Sonic
renScn nit Otitgliebern ocs General
ltabes 5ll bultcn.
Serbcn miiiien in Scntidllamb ar.
bciten.
Yoris, IS. Gan. ,Sllles 6ateou,
Der &orrciponhcnt 6es Gdlo DC Toris
III SolonifI, neloct ieinem @lottc,
baB cine 9ln5nhl ierbiiher fSlildtlin-
&c ibm 9ricfc pon in Scrbien sltriid-
gebliebeneli Serlpanbtcn ilnterbreitet
huben. 9icic 9ricfc mcloclt, ooB Die
0elttidlen 0tGnner, Srauell, Sing
linec uuo 0e6ofcn naG 0eutihlono
geiunot baben, mo tic in ,sabrifen uno
auf Den ,Scloerit drbeiten niiiIier. &C.
genpGrtig iollcn iiberboiipt MIR nod
alte Sellte in Ser6ien porhanoen
icin.
Sritcn ans gagoab Sepprticrt.
Sonoon, t3. 2Son. Sic britiife
8olonie in gagoao, Die ans slpei
Ndnncrn, neln 6rouen nno elmer
sln5abl bon &inoern belteht, iit Don
ben 3ilrfen na6 MoiitI, 300 Meilen
cntfernt, gebraht porocn. Die Tad,.
ridlt hierpon crreid,te 9o1oon 6nrd)
oie @ermittelung oes omcrifaniihen
@otidafters Iorgentau in 9onitan-
tinopel lnO ourfl Den omerifaniiGen
Sfoniil in 9agbao, mo beioe 9eanl-
ten lino eriud)t poroen, alc perfiia-
baren 9todridltcn Su ianmeln.
Die Gntferlulng DER Solonie cr@
folgte I'M 9fobernber, OILS britiidle
SrupDen Die Staot bcorobten.
ysIuf @ieoerieben, meine Serren".
Serlin, orabtlos iiber camille,
t3. San. Der Si5eprdiibent oes Cir
fiid)en Earlaments, Suiicin Siahio.
peroffentlidt inter Der oben aenoin-
ten llebcriGrift einen ironii6 acboItc-
nen Irtifel ii6er Die 9iGumlGng Der
oalbiniel 9allipoli oitrd) Die Nlliicrt-
ten.
gr iiebt in oieiem Grcianiiie nidlt
mir Die 3iriidoiehuue Ser alliierten
Sriippen, ionbern auf) einen 1enOe.
punft in Der 8eidlidte. Or iaat Dor.
aus, ooB cine neite iiegreif,e Siirfei
aus Den segen1udrtigen @irren her
porgeben miro, UNI ihren Blos on
Dem @ingangstor 5u 9liien ein5ilneb-
MEN. Sieie meme aera ion Die Be
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-01-13

@rpFbritnnnicne Scraarbciter ppuo-
niercn Der Iilitarporlaac.
GriedIcnlano proteiriert segsn bic BE
Iesnng uou SprTu.
ScntihlanO pill Note iiber @nralpng-
Sall Der Scffentltdlfcit acben.
3ritiidle aulonie pm Sagoab mad,
Wuinl ocpurticrt.
slrbcitsfnhiac Serben IN oas Neutidle
Heidl iiberfnhrt.
slmfhcbnna Der !6nuOclsbcldlranfung
in gricd,iid,cn SDGien uerlangt.
frnufrcidjs Hcgiernna mill bcimiidle
Sdliffsintereiicn untcritiben.
Gum, 13. Sau., iibcr Euris. Ter
Ingriff Der ocutidlcn Serbnneetcn
nnf bic entente. StrcitfrGftc, Die Gu.
lunifi nertcioiasn, hat iidD amf breiter
6rnnblnge cntiuifelt, mic Ncpeidlsn
nus Mthen mclbcH. Sine heftigc &c
idDieFnng nler Stcilmngsn Der griten
ut furtseiest i'm 6nnae.
Cppoiitipn asaen IilitGrporlnac.
Sonoon,t3 San. Die 9ercim-
aung Der Seraorbeiter pon 6roBbri-
tannirn bot in ihrcr beltigen Sieiurg
hiericlbit cinitintnlia 6eitbloiien. oie
Yiilitorolcuit &orlaae Der 9icgierllng
entidicoen pl befompfer.
Ceiterrcihcr bel Gntfnrp meitcr
iiegreldl.
4ori:. t3. San. Ceiterreini-
if)c Sruppen. oic bon @uttoro mad,
Subno pororingen, haben Yfitifnie.
fiinf 0teilen uou 9lntipori eiltfernt.
crrcid,t Ino Der lestacilnnnte Srt
miro ourd meitreifenbc Seihiise Der
Neiterreifer beidloiien. mic 0epeihen
nom Iienitoa meloen.
Wciterc grtilleriefampic bel Stcen-
ifraete.
Goris. t3. Snn. Die omtline
9lilfiinoiellna Der belaiifen Seercs.
leihma laitet rpic ioIgt:
yNrtillerie rpor iehr totia ON allen
Ilnttcu luuierer SSront nno beion.
hers in Der 9eeeuo norolih ron
Steeiritraete".
,3ruei italisniidle Sampfer uerienft.
II nj, l3. 5nn. Siuei italieniids
Sampfer, Die Srinoiii nno bic Gittu
81 Valermo, limb i'm slSriatiiflem
Iecre Snrdl Tinen snm Sinfen a..
bradlt lpproen. Die !SGlffc Der Hai-
iagierc anf Der grinoiii III oerloren,
bod mnroc Die Rannidlaft gerettef.
isait nlle, Die nd, an @pro Der Gitta
ei Tnlermp bcfanben, iino geretter
pprben: Der Sampfer war beluaifmct.
Sie griubiii iauf am g., bic Gitta Si
Ialermp am s. Sannar. Griterer
Sampfsr bielt S63, letterer 3415
Sunnen.
Sunoun, 13. Snu. Ter britiidr
Numpfcr Srnannir ioll oerienft iuur.
Sen, ieine gemannnns aber screifer
mproen iein.
slnariff nmf bic Nliiertcm hat be.
gOnneu.
u M, iiber Spnbpn, 13. San.
Gine Sepeidle ans gltben melSet an
eas @oiornalc o'Stnlia mie folgt:
Gin Nnsriff Der Sentid,em nmb
Geiterreidler nit llnteritisnng Der
Snlsnrcn auf Die Stellnnacn Scr
gllliierten bat nit einem Sombarbe.
ment Der britiihen Stelnnsen in Der
Gone BON Suirnn begpnnen. Sns
sseler bielt oen sausen Sas an.
rGie ansreiienben 5rnppeu uaren
.rie folat perteilt:
Die Sentifen on Der &eitirunt
bei wsouaitir; bic gnlsaren anf Der
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-01-13
6tarfts&and] augeblid] bic
Stdttt ber ltBtell
MfDr0t.
9eiflen Der nm gtpntas setoteten
Slmerifnmer in 81 1aip.
Solicitor Gpbb melbef Die Grmpr.
oung eines meitereu &merifaners.
Seine ueiferen Sdlrittc Der Gegie=
rung pprlGnfis 81 erparten.
garramsn Srnppen anseblif idlon
anf Snsb nah ganbiten.
Stimmuns i'm gnnbes Senat piel'
fah fiir ,snterpentipn. .

81 g oio, Ger, 10. San. Gin
@eriiht mar in @bibunhiio i'll llm-
laiif, bob sehn onerifaniide Wtarner
unb sfpei @ngIdnoerinnen our6 @il-
la=Srrppen in Wobera, Ghibuob,n,
getotet fporben pdren. slmerifauer,
Die bier heirte firth nit oen 9ei4en
Der adlt5ebn gmerifaner etntrafen,
Die lesten Nontoe getotet Dorben
iparen, brad)ten Die Ha6rif,t bon ie-
nem @eriidte nod or Voio.
Cine 9eit1tiglrna bes @eriidtes
lieB iid] ieoo6 nid,t erbolten. Cine
Der angeblidl getoteter Srouen iolI
Die Satin oes &opt. Sad 9eftbrib-
ge, zines i'm Hubeitano lebenben bri,
tiihen slrrnee-Offi5iers, eefpeien Iein,
Der NIT einer GngIdnberin, eiilcr
sSrau @errp, ouf Der 9obricoro
&and], oem Senrit 'ifen @igeittiinl,
ipeiItc.
Die Seidlen Der glmerifaner tn Gl
Gaip.
Die &eihen Der om Montng non
merifaniihen 9onoiten aetoteten ad)t-
5ehn slmerifdner trafen beute frilh in
Gl Eaio ein uno tpiirben 9eid,enbe-
itattern iibergeben, Die tie nad geho-
riger 6erridltl,ng on oic @ermanbten
Der @rfnoroeten ipeiterienoen perben.
Gie 9eide bon Ssoiepb @nbers, ci-
nem neiln5ebnten Spfer, lit hei,te nod
ni6t eingetroffen.
8. 6. Stepbenion, Scfret0r Der
@iining & Smeltersmen's glIIocid.
tlon bon @hibnobiia, inter oeIier
Siihriine DIE Scihen bon Ser Nforo.
itdtte abeeboIt noroen iporen, ioate
oab Die Sopfe Der Spfer fiirdlterlid
5ugeri6tet finb.
Sic muroen oollie ertfleioet, eht
man lie aus ben Cars Scrrte llno 70,
tete", er5dbItc Stephenion. ~sns mi,
nn Ser StGtte bcs 9lutbooes eintro
fen, perblicb ein Gorrau5a @od)t
ooften in Snntn 2iabeI, no mir ION
Den, boB cine sln5abl @anoiten borl
fan1piert h1tten. g9ir fcbrteu mad
benz Srltppen5ue siiriid, I'M ein Wo
Encouragement 5il hoIen. uno ginger
Damn naf) Der Stene, mo bie 9eid,er
in einem Sallien iibereinonber Ia
gen..
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-01-13

1rnufrcid)s 6cgiernna mill bcimiidle
Sdliffsintcreiicu nntcritlsem.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-01-13

(5Ortlesuns auf seiie 81
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-01-13

Die eitaise fd9ri6e oe,tf.
f6e Peiftns in 2Gi6igan.
rpef8e Die 9epefBen Ger
0H. 9reHe Brinst.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-01-13
isranfreifl leibct Tansel an Sfliiier
slliierte haben Bride geiprenaf.

Solorifi, t3. SSan. Die tpi6-
tige 9riidc iibcr Ser Giienbahn iiber
bcn Strlluliba sSlilb bel Ieniiiar
iii ourh fransoiiidc Sngen;rre u1s
cine %oriiftsntabregcl Ieipren9f
npr0en.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-01-13
Ceiterrcidler bel Gnttarp msiter
iicgreidl.

Hori*. t3. San. Ceiterrei1i-
ihc Sruppen. orc bon Gottorc nod
Suono pororineen, haben Nitihnis.
fiinf 0ieilen pou 9lntipori eittfernt.
crrcid,t Ino Der lestgennnnte Srt
miro ourdl peitreihenhc @eid,iise Der
Scitcrreifer beIhoiien. mic 0epeihen
nom 9ienitog meloen.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-02-25

i y years the cost OF ballplayers who
have failed to make good in the big
leagues for their original purchasers
far exceed, in the aggregate. the cost
OF the lads who remained and developed
into paying investments.
We mean the players who were pur-
chased at varying prices from the minor
leagues, not the ones who have been
sold by one big league to another. As
q general proposition. the class OF these
latter players is well known. especially
if a fancy price figures in the transac-
ton, and their value TO the purchaser
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-02-25

Points won. koeniE 8. Stein high gama.
Stein 170; high total. Koenig 43t.
Correct that eye trouble, and enior
the comfort and pleasure OF perfec.
eyesight. For satisfaction in eyeglass-
fitting see Geo D. Kendall. OptOmetrisl
and Optician, 20S Mesa Ave.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-02-25
Mack's Sold All His Ball Players
-:H:- -:I:- -:II:- -:H: -:II-
Denies Willard Will Battle Dillon

TIERE is nothing startling IN Con-
ME Mack's announcement that
u he won't sell any more ball play
ers. He's sold all he had.
What's become of that Willard-Dil-
Jon fight sometime in Aprilc" That's
what we'd like to know. Jack Curley
Willard whereby Willard will fight in
April against any opponent Curley
chooses. CuTley says ne has chosen
Dillon. Tom Jones. official mouthpiece
FOR Willard, SCOTS at Curley's state
ment about having an apron on VIII
lard's service.
What's Wizards got TO say about
whether he's going to fight or mott"
asks Jones. Tn the boy to do the
saying. I'm his manager, and I say no
one has an option on Wizards services
for an April fight. Therefore no one
mas"
And there you are,
The average life of a big league
BAH player is six years."-Fielder
Jones.
In rebuttaI we call your attention TO
such exhibits Of the present and not
too distant past as:
Larry Lajoie. Honus Wagner. Miner
Brown, Ed Plank. Chief Bender. Ty
Cobb. Charles Doom. Roger Bresnahan,
Frank Chance. Ed Walsh, Joe Tinker.
johnny kFerSs sherwood MaBeet the
Deelhanty boys, the Tannehin brothers,
sam Crawford, Germany Schaefer. Bill
Donovan. Hal Chase, Christy Mathew
son, Tommy Leach. Fred Clarke, Dir
die" Cree, Jack WARRIOR, Ed Sweeney,
Nap Rucker Ed Collins, Ed Ruelbach.
John Hammell, Miller Higgins, Babe"
Adams. Frank Schultz, Heinie Wagner.
Mike Doolan. Hans LObert Red" Ames.
George Wilkie. iris Speaker. George
Moriarity, Terry Turner. and-Ohl Well.
about a hundred or two hundred others
who have fingered longer than six years
under the big tent during the past IS
years.
=
As we understand it
% The Moran Willard fight which
was to have been staged March s and
March i will be fought on March %
unless it is held on another date.
90 The Intercolle giate Regatta will
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-02-25
BOWLING

Independent Smelter League.
Scores I'm the Independent Shelter league
matches on the Cactus club alleys, Thursday
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-02-25
i'SPEAR HEAD"
FAMOUS FOR
A GENERATION
The Chew That's Noted for
its Luscious. Long
Lasting Flavor
MADE OF RIPE RED hurley

The only tobacco that perfect
ly retains the natural juice of the
leaf is Plug tobacco. Therefore,
the only way for you to get the
full, tasty enjoyment and whole
some benefit out of tobacco is to
chew high-grade plug.
Spear Head plug is the mellow
est, juiciest chew you ever tasted.
Its luscious, long-lasting favor
distinguishes it from all other
chewing tobaccos and makes it
the most satisfying of chews.
Sun-ripened red Burley leaf
carefully selected for its full, per
feet favor, is pressed into plugs
of Spear Had that make your
mouth water just to see them.
Try Spear Head once and you'll
never again be satisfied with any
other chew.
Get &C or Ioc cut today.
Your dealer has Spear Head.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-02-25
GET RID OF SCROFULA
HOW? TAKE S. S. S.
Fifty Years Use Proves S. S. S. VIII
Relieve Stubborn Cases.

You have noticed the little fostering
pimples on the face and bOdy-sWell-
ing Of the Elands-sorenegs in the legs
and arm muscles. These are the symp-
toms of Scrofula. You may have some
OF these symptoms. possibly the faint
or ScrOfula infection. But in either
case. il is dangerous condition. Your
blood is infected, impure, and you can
never hope to gain perfect health until
the impurities are washed from the
system. II you feel badly all the time.
you must crave health. If you want
to feel renewed spirits. the glow Of
perfect health. bright eyes. clear skin.
the knowledge that you are well, you
can do so. Cleanse your blood by TAX
ing s. S. $. For fifty years IL has been
the standard blood purifier. Il relieves
the trouble by renourishing the blood,
renewing its strength, and stimulating
the flow so that the blood regains its
lost vitality. and throws off the poison.
Even long standing cases respond. But
You must use S. s. S. Take il for all
blood infections. Get It at your drug
gists today.
II you need special advice write the
Swift Specific Co.. Atlanta, Ga.-Ad-
vertisement.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-02-25

be rowed over a "a mile course on
Lake Cayuga, ithaca. y. Y. unless il is
rowed over four mile course on the
Hudson. at Poughkeepsie.
90 Johnny Kilbane will fight
George CLANCY if it is impossible for
him to sneak out Of it, or if Clancy
doesn't die of old age in the mean
time.
"a Benny Kauff will hit between
$50 and .122 this season if he isn't cast
into jail for disturbing the peace be-
fore the season opens.
=
Some Of the best amateur ball play
ers in the country play in Cleveland"
says a headline. thus confirming every
body's suspicious concerning the In
dams
Benny Kauff refused an offer Of
$500 to 90 on the stage this winter
because he was too shy."-Bouis Cohen,
press agent, guardian angel business
manager and human photograph for
the shrinking violet"
=
The Cub reporter anchored alongside
Tod Sloan.
What was the closest race you ever
saw. Mr.. Sloan asked the Cub Of the
world famous jockey.
Tod lifted his derby, scratched his
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-02-25
MANY EXPENSIVE BALL PLAYERS
FAIL To PROVE EARNING POWER
Clubs Are Often Mistaken in Judgment of High Priced
Player Coming Up From he Minors, and Pay Heav
lily For Him, Only to Be Obliged to Turn Him
Back to the Small Time Circuits.

v definiteIv established. but The

is pretty definitely established but the
minor leaguers are purely a gamble.
As we have often remarked before
the prices given out i'm baseball ven
lures are largely fictitious. but accept
ing some of the figures that have been
gihly mentioned in different cases in
the last four or five years. as the Eos-
pei truth, if only to help out our story,
we find that the gambling magnates
have chucked craps" about as often as
they have thrown seven. or eleven,
in dicing with baseball fate.
The magnates themselves are not
to blame. Their scouts and their well-
meaning friends are generally respon-
sible The magnste has to take ths
word of others. There are one or two
magnates who occasionally rely on their
own judgment, and i'm such cases the
ultimate loss is just that much greater
There are mighty few maEnates in
baseball nowadays whose judgment Of
young ball players is worth Two
whoops.
Yet oddly enough. one OF the wisest
men in baseball from any standpoint.
and the only magnate who graduated
from the big league ranks, has been
hooked about as frequently as the next
fellow in these baseball CANDLES He
is Charley Comiskey, of the Chicago
White SOX
The Case of Lena.
1t was announced that the White
infielder, TO the Toronto club of the
international league. The price was
not stated, but il was undoubtedly a
great deal less than the $4,000 which
Comiskey is said to have paid for
Lena" when he bought the player from
the Providence club some years ago.
Blackburn developed a strng-halt.
or housemaid's knee, or some other
ailment in his underpinning almost as
soon as he joined the Sox the first
time. and he was sent TO Milwaukee.
Comiskey probably got something for
him then, Of course, but you can wager
it was not $4,000. subsequently he
bought Blackburn back from Milwau-
kee for a price alleged to have been
$500 and two ball players
Placing a conservative valuation Of
$500 on each of those two ball players.
we find that Lena is supposed to have
stood COmiskey about S11,50O on the
second deal Most likely the real price
was nowhere near that figure. but even
though Blackbur cost to Commy has
been lost in the Juggling. the player
probably represents at least $4,000 in
cash on the old Romans books.
He Was Just Fair.
Blackburn was just a fair ball player
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-02-25

Sc Louis. Mo. Feb. 25.-Ted Iewis
tie English Lightweight. knocked out
seventh round Of an eight round CON
test here Thursday night.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-02-25
FOOTBALL RULE
TRAINERS MEET
Numbering of Players, OPP.
posed by Harvard and
Yale, Being Discussed.

New York. Feb when the mem.
herc Of the football rules committee
met for their annual session here to-
day several minor changes and sur-
gestions for others I'm the playing rules
governing the game were discussed
but none OF them promise 10 cause az
much genuine interest as the effort 10
make the numbering Of players a
matter of compulsiOn.
Last season. several Of the collegiate
clevens adopted this mode Of enabling
ne spectators to distinguish individual
players during the gridiron contest
There are many colleges. however, par
t!cularly Harvard and Yale where tbs
placing of numbers on the backs Of thd
competing players does not find favor
ard strenuous objection Is likely to
be made against having such rule be-
come mandatory.
While several OF the rules NAV ba
altered in order to make them clearer
and easier to interpret, no radical
changes are looked for as It is gener-
ally conceded that as they now stand.
governed the great college games.
tt has been suggested that TO secure
touchdown the ball should be actu-
ally touched behind the goal line. Dis
Putes have frequently arisen, particu-
larry among spectators, as to whether
the ball actually crossed the line, not
outstanding the decisions OF the Of
ficials. .
me dnolitlOn OF the goal Following a
touchdown. which has been advocated
at previous meetings. is not likely to
be adopted. In past years the majority
Of members have ruled that il should
be retained If for no better reason than
that il is an attractive playing feature
and its elimination would rob the game
or a good bit of its historical interest.
According to keen judges OF play a
hard and fast measure should be
adopted to prevent violent body block
% MI d defence IN
the flight Of a ball on a forward pass
and deliberately put the player. who
tries to recover the ball. out OF COM
mission. A ten yard penalty for this
offence is considered by many to be
insufficient.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-02-25

head in a reflective way. gazed off into
space as though trying to recall the
thrilling incidents Of the past, and then
said
The Scotch"
=
The Golfers Magazine prints this one.
"A New Yorker and a Philadelphian
set out to have round of golf When
the Philadelphian hOled out at the first
green. the New Yorker asked care
lessly:
How many strokes did you take%
Nine said the Philadelphia.
Then it's my hole said the New
Yorker. I only took eight
The Philadelphian made no comment.
but at the second green. when the New
Yorker asked him again how many
strokes he had taken, he shook his
head and said. with a knowing smile:
" No, you don't. ] understand the
rules Of the game. my boy. It's my
turn to ask this tine
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-02-25
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
ADOPTS IT'S SCHEDULE

Columbus, Ohio. Feb. 25.-Club own
ers of the American Association Base
ball league. in session here Thursday
night, adopted a playing schedule OF
1858 games for the coming season, nam
ing April Is as the opening date. The
last games of the season will be played
oct. 1. Toledo. o.. was listed as one Of
Of details for the reOccupation of the
city was made
Roger Bresnahan is the association s
first choice for leadership in the pro-
posed return to Toledo. Positive de-
NAL was made that Harry Sinclair Of
oklahoma would become the Toledo
magnate.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-02-25

TEW YORK. Feb. 25.-It is our
N guess that during the past few
! " vears the cost Of ballplaYers who
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-02-25
BOYS ARE TRAINING
FOR HEXATHI,ON

Some excellent records are being
made by the 'Y' boy athletes in their
practice for the International Hexa-
thlon contest which takes place during
the first two weeks in March
There viii he five boy groups. one
under so pounds and the others 95. 10
125 and an unlimited group. Five bows
will be allowed TO score i'm each event.
The events for the first three rroups
will be high jump, broad jump, snap
under and potato races, and for the
two remaining heavy classes the high
jump. broad jump. fence vault. potato
races and eight pound shot put The
younger boys and employed bows
classes have been grouped into the
weight classes and a separate scor-
ing basis is used for each group. Fm-
blems are awarded for an average OF
so I'm the events. In this way each boy.
knows how he stands in relation to
other boys in his class.
Every boy member Of the ''Y' is urged
to attend these classes regularly and
find out whether or not he is of IIevo-
thlon caliber The Peewee BAYS have
shown the most energy in practice and
as a result these little chaps win he
responsible for the best scores ON the
team representing Eel Paso. The EN-
ployed boy practices are held on Tues-
day and Friday evenings at and the
younger boy workouts on, the same
days at 4;15 in the afternoon.