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THE WEATHER FORECAST FOR
TO-DAY AND TOMORROW
Steamship Arrivals and Departures-Outgoing
Foreign Mails.
THE WEATHER.

For eastern New York. fair and colder
to-day; Tomorrow, fair; dlmlnishing north
westerly Winds.
For New Jersey, fair and colder to-day;
tomorrow fair; northwest winds, dimin-
ishins and becoming variable. .,s
colder to-day: tomorrow fair; fresn 10
strong westerly gales.
,o ECI ;S s New .,I Ers'~;% r.; IA: ..., and I'd
northwest sales diminishing by night: an,
,omswha, colder in tn. sa;. ;.Gsion; n, ,S-
and becoming variable.
NEW YORK. Dec. 23.-Tho area OF low
south Atlantic States and ali sections from
Thursday concentrated yesterday over ths
with = well deemed and comparatively deep
centre over Maryland. -
tn. Low west pr': .na S SasG,s,sa s s.Ser was S SS
only over the Gulf States and central vol.
l!eys from a centre In the lower Mississippi
Rain fell In southern New ngland and
eastern parts OF the middle Atlantic states.
lake regions and southwark into eastern
Il, was warmer In New England ard the
lion. west Of the Mis.is.ippi. River. but
the colder weather which has been moving
: .sss H.,. NJ: i sl.,. IN ' ss.. sass 9 i.mp. ."e
Of Alabama and ali sections. west Of Pen.
Louisiana. and Texas. Zero wsaih.r moved
eastward to embrace all Of Wisconsin and
the IN northern TT. s,, hair rs IL I f.'i heavily aur,ns
the morning, attended by high northeast
winds. clearing In the early afternoon.
SiTS 'f "nS ifssm"",r' 't ,.@ "p.'". sv.f.ss
humidity. ~ per cent; arcmeser; e%T-
gected to read 20 sea ieVo'' ~ o ~ Ne
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Navy Ordcrs,

R nssr '% Admir.si " Z. r, 0I pcns .s'i ho s.ss':
wait orders; Lieut. Cunier grader !. l..
ii1.S!;. Qarior sr.a.( 4 sIe.n:,i. q.
ErsS., u, Frost d;'achsd Naval War
Recruiting. station, Little Rock, An, I'm
sign W r. loventhal, detached Minnssots.
tsched Birmingham. TO Fulton; Ensign n.
NJ. Parkinson, detached south CsroliaA 70
naval 'rsiniTns s,S.ion' Great L.k.s, W.;
tlon. to FULTON,
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

= sale, Steers opened irins arm;
closed dull and weak. Bulls and cows
snivsis Would proS.Siy be held over.
,sss gsr 100 ~: Oxen :, Is::; bulls ..
iisis:e FOR city drs's.s p,!iy: :ids::
Tux :n,.':.' COWS. Sc SO, g., 7s S"s $40 1s':;
.;E.' ~; i; ss.ms:,s = Sen, Il oh.G
.ohio steers: .sss.. 1850. %. Ii:sfi: WSs:
bull, i,sso. 'iSe; i.,i.sso. $3.50; (; cows.
.. .ss.r.., i bull, i'i 1850. 'islI::is:'; ! eeoas:.,"i.s,s.
ii:s; :. Lac. is!5; -. I.ei,, $3.50. II.
~ 49, M Il: s:s; ss'':i q "a. 81; 81 oA, /;
;i::!;'.i.o:1. t.ss; 100. .s1.Ss; ! os:n.
,i.si ,:'s; / spld, i.';s; ',s ~ :o -;
i;,n'.. i.Sis,' ,Ss.,s;''ss,. So. ~: i.
,!HG'ni s l. !: II. M..;ss;; !. s. 1855. 49,; 81" :,.s; Il, !.
F?S, 81 10, $40, tsi5; II. 7ss, W16,
CALyEs-Reeeipts, $50 head; ~: on
ssl., Market STEADY. Common to prime
Dressed calves steady for city dressed
,ssl. a. isa2sc.; country dressed weak at
lhn sNc,
sal.s-s. K.rns Commission Co. s? veais.
~ lbs. average, SIS per 100 lbs; 3, $50.
I,tse: y. isa '!s; % Indian. ca!vs. ''1:
~; :os,s s' veal. H. IL Z ~ 's.! 81 ~: ssl' ;;ii.,'sss,; 81
v'als nag. 1ls; .. ise. 1ia.so: (. i:ss'
;i;S,ss;i o J, 10. s 10. Mes : 9S,n tf' c.. 't x
/ $50, Mi;i''Iis. 80. s. judo 4 Co, q
..sls. 1856, SIS; I, 1877, SIC: yesrlins,
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Recsipts. I.sit
h.sd; cars on sale. sheep quiet and feel.
sssr. ccm'non to good sheep sold a. 7.
Dressed mutton dull a, ,ia,t,sc.; dressed
smbs easter At if@ishc; country dressed
csss
Sa,.s-s Sander; :E Ohio lambs, y
~ ssy'raE. 'is:s per 100 lbs; IS state
s.rrI Som; p" Bpan.ilo' lssimIISS:. a.. CITE
hOGs--R.c.ipts, l,6s7 head; very few or
"e Market nrm. closing higher Light u
".''I IN, rsu. 1913 s! ,n o.n io;ns p,
re-. steady a. iEiithe.; roasting pigs a
..l..--: Sanders, !. stat. hogs. ~. ms
M ,sHs.; :'!, SI Xss,on I Co: G,:S;,,
s''o . rouEhs, EOS, W.
Other Cities Live stock 'askets.
,CmiCAGO. Dec, s?-Hogs- Receipt.
svrsE' Hull. iseoaloso; light, $500
S:o mixed. .ts..oaiote; heavy: tsmh
mSo rough, Z se0aio; pigs, 20.
c.'tl.IKe..ipi.; 5000 strong. Salty.
e.: III, '. .,a.s.m e .nd ,. %:.1.T" s.'Sts.ss's.1s
,?'y,, and heifsr'. 5000 calves $500
49, - $1,000 w...
SyIo'' ewes, tsnsS.si;' lambs. iii,sS
KANsAs CITY. Dec, 2s-Hen-R.
S.pW, 500; ,,.ady, sulk. $1,000
ssnaio%9 lights, ss.Soulol5: pls'
Csttle Receipts. 1890; steady, Prim
'sd steers. SO a0S1tss. dresssd bee
,'s.rs t,Sesla?s: southern steers, 80
- ce.s. N;SSs:s; brifrrs,. Nsie.s
nccsst, and feeders, tSfsSS. 'bultE. Is
sa.-,- +.'s.: sti.,. .s,ss .,,ss.,
' '''is'.:'; -. s.is.:ais::Ss'.assss.s ::::' ..::. ,'s:'s.''
The sun., 1916-12-23
R E MEDIC0S.
Bronx SchOOlbOys Win Basketball
Game With FOrdham students.

The Morris High School basketball
team won Its second game Of the season
yesterday. defeating h Collegiate Med
icsl i've. composed Of students oil Ford
ham College, by 40 to IL. The game
was played In the Trinity Church gym
nasium.
Sprtnghorn of Morris Gagged eight field
baskets, Silver, also of Morris. made
five field goals and nine foul points.
Lenny did the best work for the collegi-
ANS. The Morris senior class team won
from the Commerce seuiors In Il pre-
liminsry game, 81 to l6. The lineup Of
the va rsity game,
The sun., 1916-12-23

AFriysdI SubmArinss HI and N.2 OF
Roads; destroyer L.mson At Mosis: al.
Her Neptune 1t Norfolk; destroyer 6tarStt
Il Hsesifl::ia ' ssiiI:i ss s::s.'.;F ols siss :Yns. ct
sailsdi Tug Arapshes from Eureka Ter
Han FRANCHISE; cruiser Buffalo from Messt-
nurekA for san Francisco; gunboat Easls
t!om Port de raix for Mole o.. Mel sIs.
p;rincs Tor Calder. Bay; tvs %"ur.s troSss
New York tor sea, bsttIsahip Nsntaee
from Hampton Roads for Pkusd sipsiNi
Fraaciscs.
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TERED into on the esd day OF December.
1918, between John Wanamaker, New York.
and Mary Graucher, ! viii sell january 9TH,
1917, at ten pOl o'clock In the forenoon In
the Piano Department OF John wanamaker,
New York. No, 76t Broadway, Borough OF
Manhattan. city, County and State Of New
York, one Piano aud stool. rs provided by
sections 60 and G6 Of tho Personal Property
Law,
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Ioeal spo, market quiet and 80 points
ieVsr q Wsc. for middling upland: sales
Southern spot markets and sales:
New Orleans nominal, unchanged. II &c: 100.
Mobile nominal, 20 p. lower, lie.
Savannah nominal. unchanged. is%c.
Norfolk quiet. rs .. lower. is.isc. LII.
Baltimore nominsl. &c. lower. 1870.
Augusta quiet. unchanged lI.S0r. :s1.
Houston steady. unchanged. is.ioc. <.sN.
Little Rock quiet. Is p. lower. lie; ss9.
DON'T pECYIprG
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PURSUANT TO AN AGREEMENT n.
rEuED into on the Sth day OF December,
1915, between John wanamaker. New York.
aud Caleb r. Richardson, will sell on the
i'h day Of January. 1917. at ten u0)
,'clock In the forenoon In the Plano Depart
m-nt Of John Wanamaker, New York, No.
7Gt broadway, BOROUGH Of Manhattan, City,
Plano and Bench, as provided by Sections
81 aud SO Of the Personal Property law.
DANIEL GREENWALD. Auctionssr.
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PURSUANT TO AN AGREEMENT EN-
rEREp into on the .tth day ~ september.
1914, bctween John Wsnnmaker. New York,
aud Jennie ! Sweeney. VIII sell on the
o'clooG In the forenoon In the Plano De.
partmeni of John wana,nsker, New York.
tsi Broadway, Borough of Manhattan. rty,
end Stool NJ provided by Sections Sd and %
Of tn: rcrssnsl prcesytx IAC.
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CHICAGO. Dec. :..-Tbe ModsSs .uiHer
say: 'Seasonabls winter weather pre-
walls throughout tho winter wheat belt
and satisfactory snow covering. Our short
age Is an increasing factor In grain move
ment. and this In reducing hour output"
The sun., 1916-12-23
New Orleans Cotton Market.

NEW ORLEANS. Dec. e?.-A much s,eadier
tone ruled In cotton today. although there
were unsettled periods and even weakness
The market opsned and closed II the ad.
vance. last prices on all but January being
- to u points M, January closed net I'M
changed. Futures: Clos
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Due Monday.
Incoming Vess-l.-By wlrsl

IS Philadelphia, Liverpool. which vss So
miles east OF Sandy Hook Al & p. " ThuPs.
day, reported that che would dock this morn.
ing
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LEGAL NOTICE

PURSUANT To AN AGREEMEN EN-
TERED into on the 26th day OF October,
1915. between John WanAmaker, New York,
and Mrs. II. b. Glanckopf, | will sell Janu-
AIRY tth, 1917, ut ten 400 o'clock In the
forenoon in the Plano Department OF John
Wanamaker. New York, No. 76% Broadway,
borough Of Manhattan, CITY, County and
state OF New YORK., one Victrola, ms pro-
yijed by Sections 30 and 81 OF the Personal
Property Law.
The sun., 1916-12-23

Goals from dsld-Silver, .; Sprtngh0rn, .:
Mulliy All. 2; Schwartrma NJ, y. Lenny, Miller,
CassAno. Goals from foul-Siiver. ;; lHnnv
s. Rsferee-Mr. Judd, Yale Tine Of havs,
lis minutes
The sun., 1916-12-23
Dogs b'OR sAl.E.

CHOW CHOW Dogs. the most fashionn-
bio Of ~ Chr,ssmss fihs. Al ages for
vas. pay phoss, asas Rector. Might phone
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Rod and Gun News


Dat. t44 s:tz .ss r 44sssss '; sG:s:s g. o "TI:ss F%ss , k$$s,
BB ::ass e. =: s:ss:s ssi sSSss ssss sSs sSss sa%s 81: 80: ,Ssss 81 :s
The sun., 1916-12-23
LOST. FOUND Avn New NDa.

80 REwARD-Lost. probably left on
chair Of Great Northern Hotel, 9th 81.
Frldsy sttsrnsen, Dec ss, 81 sbsut
b ,s!S:ssss Z S..T'.f Ss1stW Ws'
The sun., 1916-12-23

The progressive controversy over NV "H-
desirable ao.sn.,k dsosani. aHa,,,,ss " 10
,iiizsr has lod 30 an inquiry on orrs
island, this ''homs OF the dognsh for fer
'Ths writer was able recently to get =
rrst hand interview with one Of III old
n,hermen on this island. which SHEDS some
light on the use Of doxnsh for nSy foSd'
In reply to- AN n 81" .on OF the so,l
rsplisd, me eat degnsh?. never have
and / never Will. There is othor stun l
can eat that VIII Keep IN. alive. the dos.
nsh Is nothing more or isss than . So. wolf
ssksd him TO eat a land wolff.
"Dogs love doshsh. and ~ tell you .
little story. . true one; ! shipped IN M
old schooner S:T.,,, 10 tens, fes msS Sc,rS
"a Nav Cha,eau. on the way down wa made
10 beaver Hsrbcr, Nova scotia, and went
ashore before goins through the Out OF
Canso, ~
| ,hsre were plainly OF them then. way back
in iSS:, ! noticed some kind Of split hsh
hspsinG up on the limbo Of the trees. The
woods were full Of them. ] took one down
and found 4 vas : S9Ess s nx T snr .s sn1 ,aoS
so the people told me. They said they had
raised lots Of hogs. and usually sold good
had been . scarcity Of doghsh the year he
fore rr tsey ps S'p no" Of n.sv.H H.1sor S,S d." no,
All the doGnsh, but saved them only FOL
their hogs. which got tat on the oily hesf
| Of these sharks. The people Of Nsvs Scotis
know what real sscS az 49, "a,
fGsrsor in iss..
Ne date. however. are st hand - ,hs~
whether OF act the dssAsh rave The kerl
The sun., 1916-12-23

ATLANTIC. GULF AND WEST INDIES
STEAMSHIP LINES clyde - Mallory -
W. rd-Por Rico Lanes. $50 B'way. ". y.
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STEAMSHIP TICkETs 20 any port.
official Agent al lines.
Ray mond Z Whitcomb Co.. 22S 5th Av..N.N.
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ARRIVED From NEW YoRH.

ARRIVED FROM NEW YoRK.
So Regina d'ltalia q Gibraltar.
Sc Taxandries u Havre.
Ss Goredyk. AZ KirkwAi.
SIS Amsteldyk. ~ London.
SIS Coverdale, n Gibraltar.
50 F~reshneld. II Genoa.
IS HArpathian. Al AntofASs stA.
SIS Sergtpe. at PernAmbuco.
SIS Alamo, at Tampa.
Sc Huron, at Charleston
s. Apache. at Jacksonville.
IS lily OF Savannah. at Savannah.
80 p Siglo, ~ Galveston.
IS William p. Palmer, al PhilsdolphaA.
So Chippewa. ~ Wilmington, n. o.
SAILED FOR NEW YORK.
IS KroonlAnd, IRON Liverpool.
s. Taormins. from 0eneAs
- AhaA1ta. ffom Cabs.
- WAAldyk. from Batavia.
So Siberter. from Meseins.
Sc Roth. from Lorenzo MARQUES.
IS Idaho. from Hull
Sc Nesta. from New Orleans.
- Cooanchs. from Jacksonvilh.
The sun., 1916-12-23

The voice Of nature ever calls upon IN,
children Of men TO hope for . higher lif'
and lasting happiness.
The beautiful IL a symbol OF the good
and In nature the beautiful reigns supreme
Ugliness and evil hide In dark places
while In Gods own spaces beauty e%ncircle'
the shrili notes of cruelty and pain. tn,
grand harmony OF love and loveliners eve,
delight the ears that listen, and tbs eye
that look. F. A. LIE IL.
New York. nAc. 10
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-01
SUNDAY.
bud" FELMET AND
NORTH CAROLINA
COPS STRUGGLE

"Bud-o-Bud" Felmet and his First
North Carolina Infantry outfit whipped
the Fifth Ohio aggregation yesterday
at the Eighth Ohio field, 6 to 0. in an
other scrappy affair.
Felmets team held the hard hitting
Ohio lads well in hand. and in turn was
able to shoot through the Ohio line
for good gains.
Britt played a sensational game for
the winners He scored the only touch
down of the game by plunge through
left tackle. and he also did a majority
Of the ground gaining for the win
ners. Felmet in quarter, played his
usual good game doing nice work
handling punts. Eaton and Kenyon
starred for the losers.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-01
MATT BROCK.I5
ONE TOUGH BOY
Johnny Dundee Passes Up
Clevelander For a Bout
With Jack Britton,
20 Lbs Heavier.

Minneapolis, MINI. Dec. Mime
apolis still is pulling over the fact
that ScOtty Monteith. manager for
Johnny Dundee, passed Up a bout with
Matt Brock. at 126 pounds. to fight
Jack Britton. who weighs almost 20
pounds more.
This is the story as il was told upon
his return fOm the east by Harry Sher-
man, who was scouting around for an
opponent for Brock The latter is
quite q card in the Twin Cities and is
finding matches rather hard TO get
It occurred to Sherman that Dundee
would prove a good attraction in the
ring with Brock and he had the visions
of golden shekels pouring into the
Golfers if he could get them together
So he appointed Tommy Welsh to see
Monteith
Brock will let Johnny come in at
126 pounds. which ] know he can make
without any trouble" said Welsh to
Monteith-
sure he can. but we don't want the
match replied the inimitable ScOtty.
Were going to Boston TO fight Jack
Britton."
'Brittonr" screeched Tommy. Why
he weighs 145 if he weighs an ounce"
$50 he does, but that makes It all
the better" retOrted Scotty blandly-
I'VE can't get anythink licking the
little fellows. What we are after is the
big bird who thinks he is so smart
and RrittOn is one of them"
And Tommy departed. scratching his
head
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-01
Football Scores
Miami. "a, University of Cinein-

Miami, "a; University of Cinein-
natl. q.
Western Reserve. -; Case. g.
University of Pennsylvania, u;
Cornell. ,.
Rutgers, 3; Washington and JEFF
fersOn. II.
North Carolina. =; Virginia, 0.
MuhIenberE. =; UrsInus. ..
George Washington, :; George
town Al.
Fordhnm. a; Villa SOva. :.
Missouri, 10; Kansas o.
=. a VI, Fl: Gettysburg, H.
Vanderbilt, o; Sewanee. o.
Tennessee. o. Kentucky state, o.
John Hopkins. o; VI 4. G.. 81.
Bucknen, >; Lebanon Valley, o.
NOtre Dame, 20: Nebraska. o.
Washington. .; ST. Louis, o.
Ames. 33: Drake. IL.
Creighton. 20; south Dakota. L.
Georgia, ?; Alabama. o.
Georgia Tech, s3; Auburn, q
Pennsylvania, IL. Louisville o.
Marquette. =; Wabash. H.
Colorado College, "a; 1 tab. g.
hanSas AEEie- Il; Washington, q.
Washington. IA; California. a.
Colorado. IA; Colorado AEgies, -.
PittSburE. 81; Penna State. o.
Colgate, Is; Brown. o.
Henry Kendall. III; Missouri
school of Mines. q.
Texas. Fl; a. and NJ. =.
Baylor. B.; Texas Christian Uni
Versity. H.
University of Texas. Fl; Texas 4.
and W. a
Rice Institute, AZ; University of
Arizona. I6-
Oklahoma l., Al: Oklahoma Ag-
Eies. .
Oregon Agricultural College. I6;
University of Southern California. .
At Albuquerque - University of
New Mexico. 81; New Mexico A. and
VI. q.
New Mexico Military Institute, 30;
Texas Mines. o.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-01
WRESTLERS MEET
AT "Y" TONIGHT

4 meeting will be held at the Y.
NJ c. \. Friday night for the purpose
or organizing a wrestling club. Gym
mats have been installed in the special
exercise room and in addition to the
meeting there will be a workout for
all grapplers who are so inclined.
Joe Doris. who is. well known TO
all the local wrestlers, and who has
had real experience in both amateur
and professional bouts. viii instruct
the class.
Special attention will be given 10
the men who have never had expert
ence or instruction of any kind
All who are interested in this class
should make an effort TO attend this
meeting.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-01

LANCE registered a pair Of markers,
both line plunges, the big fellow rip
ping big holes in the Penn line almost
at viii. in the second half
Getting back to the riot It must be
said in all fairness that Lieut. Brown
and the members OF the Third Pennsyi-
vania team conducted themselves as
perfect gentlemen. This is the state
ment of Capt Yontz. manager OF the
Eighth Ohio team
THE players were fine" said Capt
Yontz Friday morning, when seen at
Camp Pershing. but the rooters were
the poorest. set of spOrtsmen 1 have
ever seen. Watt refereed a good game.
and as for penalties, We suffered more
than the Penn team did The rooters
swarmed on the field. as the policing Of
the playing field by the Penn guards
was a joke. If it had not been for
Capt Hazlett and a few other Eighth
Ohio men, Watt would have been man
handled fearfully.
81 am going To bring the matter
NE at the league meeting Monday
night. and something is going to
happen It's not right for teams to
he forced to accept treatment such
as we received at Penn field yes
1erday. If the Pennsylvania rOoters
insist on causing trouble, Ike they
did yesterday. and also short
time ago at Rio Grande park then
they have right having a team
in the league.
From other spectators IL is learned
that the Penn players took no part in
the trouble, that they really tried to
avoid trouble in any way, and this
speaks well for Lieut.. Brown and his
boys It's deplorab bic that such condf-
lions exist, but it's a good bet that
there viii never be q repetition Of this
stunt in the Army League.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-01
RIOTFEATURESG AME
WHICH EIGHTH OHIO
WINS AT PENN. FIELD
Crowd Swarms on Field Mobbing Referee Watt, While
Ohio Band Is Stoned Out of Camp After Third
Pennsylvania Artillery Team Is
Handed 20-6 Lacing
Rv CHICK SWAN.

rs VERY DOUBTFUL band will stand retreat
Miller and his OF music
football
busted again and the
All because the Eighth Ono team
artillery 20 Army League contest
brought the contest to close
Referee Watt his usual fauless manner was
be Hazets
and Capt YOntz manager Of the OHIO
n the Penn
sylvaniaro ote them out of
itself
half
tional Bu 9s yards touchdown after
Fulton and Bodener
oFo boho
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-01
BID MICHIAN IS
WINNER OVER FAST
FOURTH OHIO TEAM

The 32nd Michigan outfit annexed an
other game yesterday. trimming the
Fourth Ohio organization in a good
game at Camp Cotton, Is to O.
The contest was one of the hardest
fought ever staged in this neck of the
woods. Both teams fought for every
inch Of the ground. and the 32nd Michi-
gan team had to put up its best brand
of football 10 win
Glerum played a great game for the
winners His broken field running was
a feature of the contest Miller played
a whale Of a game for the Ohio outfit
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-01
JOE STECHER WINS
ANOTHER STRUGGLE

Chicago. Ill. Dec. Joe Stecher. of
Nebraska, giving Is pounds in weight.
won the wrestling match here last
night from Charles Cutler. Of Chicago.
in straight falls Cutler was downed
first in 10 minutes. 40 seconds. Stecher
using the scissors hold and the half
Nelson. Stecher won the second fall
in seven minutes. "a seconds, using the
same holds Cutler weighed 220 pounds
and Stecher 205.
John Billiter. of Toledo. lightweight
champion. was unable to win from Joe
Smith. Of Chicago. Billiter took the
first fall. Smith the second. and the
third was a draw
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-01
brown BEATEN
BY COLGATE 28-O
Pennsy Hands Cornell % to
8 Beating in Annual Tur-
key Day Contest.

Providence. r I. Dec. colgate
eleven administered q crushing defeat
to Brown University's football team
yesterday. The score was IS to 0.
The game started on a field that was
soggy and slippery and made wetter
occasionally by showers. Between the
second and third periods the rain set
tied TO a steady downpour, making the
field a muddy pool, condition that
prevented Browns light and speedy
backfield from showing to its best
advantage
Brown was never dangerous Col
gates heavy and powerful backfield
gained almost at Will. while her line
was a stone wall against the Brown
attacks
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-01
BUD HAMILTON KNOCKED
OUT BY FRED ANDERSON
By BRIGGS

Deming. y. NJ, Dec. bud Hamilton
was knocked out last night in the
tenth round Of a scheduled Is round
80 by Fred Anderson. a right hand
cross TO the jaw turning the trick
IN the semi final. Joe Adams de-
feated Gene Payo.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-01
ROSWELL OUTFIT
DEFEATS MINERS

Roswell. y. NJ. Dec. 1.-The New Mexico
Military Institute handed the Texas School
II mines team beautiful 5acing here yes
to-day, the final count being % 10 O. Al no
stage Of the game the Miners outfit
dangerous Tho military boys simply played
rings Ground them
Madden the Walker bows and Roman
we're helpless to advance the boys against
the fast military line Coach Dryers boys
played hard but were outclassed from the
first kick off
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-01
SWINGS TEAM IS
WINNER AGAIN IN
HARD FOUGHT GAME

Lieut. Swing and his Eighth Field Ar
tillery team defeated the Sixth Ohio ag-
gregation at Rio Grande park yester-
day, Is 10 0. in another snappy game
Swing broke away for a As yard run
early in the contest He was assisted
hy the snappy work of Palmer. Andy
Smith. Elder and Drummand Sheppard
played a good game on the line, as did
Cornell in center.
Wolfe and Howard starred for the
defeated team
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-01
GOTH INFANTRY
WHIPS BID TEAM
IN GOOD CONTEST

The goth Infantry team broke into
the Iimelight yesterday by whipping the
SD Michigan aggregation. to 0. at the
School OF Mines field
As usual. forward passes played a big
TART in the victory for the Doughboy
regulars And. as usual, Mercer was on
the receiving end. This snappy player
caught a heave in mid field and carried
il to the Michigan 10 yard line. from
where Benjamin went over for the
touchdown.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-01
Gallant Tops Gilbert.

Denver. Colo. Dec l--Gilbert Cal
liant. of Boston, Mass. was awarded the
referees decision over Pat Gilbert. OF
Salt Lake City. at the end Of Is rounds
Of fast milling here yesterday They
are lightweights.
In the semi-windup Jimmy Harris. of
Denver. and Abe Gordon, of san Fran
cisco went eight rounds TO a draw
They are flyweights. II was announced
from the ringside that Otto Wallace,
Of Milwaukee. would meet Gilbert CAL
liant here December =
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-01
SEYMOUR A MANAGER.

Cy Seamour. for years the famous
left handed pitching star of the Giants.
and later the National leagues best
batter. viii manage club in the New
York State league in 1917. Seymour
declared last week that he was con-
siderinc offers from two clubs in that
league and expected to sign a contract
before January ]
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-01
EDDIE WALLACE
WHIPSDUNDEE
Mike O'Dowd Hands Eddie
Moha a Lacing in Fast
Ten Round Bout.

New York. Dec. I'm a fast ten
round bout in Brooklyn yesterday.
Eddie Wallace shaded Johnny Dundee.
Wallace knocked Dundee down for a
count of two in the fourth round and
Dundee sent his opponent staggering
to the ropes in the ninth. Wallace
weighed 12s 81 and Dundee 12s 81.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-01
Wolgast in Draw.

New Orleans. La. Dec I'D VOL
CAST, former worlds lightweight cham
piOn. and frankie Russell. of New Or
leans. fought 20 fast rounds to a draw
here Thursday night The decision was
given by referee Billy Hack of
Memphis. Local sport writers were
unanimous in announcing Wolgast the
winner by n good margin.
The fight was furious from gong to
gong, and although there were no
knockdowns. both fighters were bleed
ing profusely during the last few
rounds. WOlgast was the aggressor
throughout but was unable to land A
telling blow The men weighed in a.