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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-23
.RIJEN0S AIRES BOXING I5FIZzLE;
LEWIS WANTS To TRY DARCY NOW
Ted Kid" After Losing $40 COO Worth of Engagements
By Long and Fruitless Journey to South America,
Feels He is Willing to Take Trip to Australia
in Order to Fight the Australian Champion
By RINGSIDE.

gible 10 fight Darcy Gibbons appar-
emily does not want to fight the Aus
tralian under any circumstances, while
Jack Dillon says he may fight Darcy
il the latter were to come TO this coun-
try
The latest proposal Of Lewis clinches
the contention of his manager. Jimmy
Johnston that ~Ted-Kid' is the only
any resemblance TO any of the old
regime of the ring when a fighter
fought We can supplement that state
ment by saying that Lewis is the first
since the DAYS of Joe Walcott and
Charley AIitchelN who, though leglti-
mate welterweights. were ever ready to
battle middleweight and light heavy
Would Welsh Do It.
Can YOU imagine Freddy Welsh.
weighing 135 pounds. taking chance
with any one scaling five or six pounds
u-Ore2 II this were the case the same
''Ted-Kid" Lewis. who is now shooting
at the light heavyweights. would be
willing to come down 10 this pOundage
and take on the clever Mr. Welsh for
a 20 round soiree-
Lewis's weight will ever remain one
OF the rings greatest mysteries One
day he is ready 10 battle Hghtweights
at their own pOuudage. the next he is
prepared TO engage welters; the day
following he consents 10 divide the time
with middleweights. and again. when
he gets on the verge Of desperation. as
e now is. he wants to fight any
lightweight in the world Surely he
is a ring anomoly-
Has Been in Australia Before
Should Darcy accept Lewis's chal-
lenge IL would not be the first time
Lewis has fought In Australia As
matter Of fact -Ted-Kid" first COM
manded attention from that part OF the
globe As featherWeighr champion OF
England he invaded the antipodes and
cleared up whatever GghtWeights and
Welrerw weights he could inveigle into
the ring with him
Lewis is not unfamiliar with Darcy's
style. and Tor that reason is confident
he can defeat the Australian black
smith Lewis does not entertain hopes
Of working and Darcy. for this feat
could not be accomplished by such
sturdy hitters as Eddie 3lcGOOrty. Jeff
Smith, K o., Brown the Greek and
other reputed American sluggera Darcy
has Gattened McGoorty twice for the
full count, and has whipped Smith.
Brown and Jimmy Clabby twice.. in
addition 10 taking the measure Of every
ether American TO face him
But "TedKid" Lewis is a daring
youth. and viii so miles out Of his way
Would Tackle Britton-
However, before embarking for Aus
tralia tshOuld that come to pass Lewis
would Ike 10 have Jack BrittOn engage
him in 20 round Joust Ied-kid'
has an old score to settle with the Chi
cagO dancing master. and he viii not
rest easy until he has wiped out the
stigma OF losing point decision to
BrittOn- Prior TO that occurrence last
spring. Lewis had gained numerous YER
diets over Britton- But he is still IN
convinced as to the decision rendered
in their last meeting. and is willing
&c fOregO any matches If Britton will
only consent 10 meet him in ring COM
bat once more
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-23

I other factors such as Yale's retention
of more experienced and capable men
than the Crimson.
II a pop eyed enthusiast were de-
sirOus of placing a small wager this
early on the Harvard-Yale combat,
the Bulldog would be a mighty good
steed 10 carry the bet.
How About YaIe-PrfncetOn Gamer
What explanation can be offered by
those coaching system bugs on the
proposition Of the Yale-Princeton tus-
sic last year, Yale won the game sim
uIy because Billy Moore. almost al
ways a sure catch, muffed a forward
pass near the goal line in the last
minute of play when there was no
body in position to bar his path. Had
he caught that ball he would have
added a touchdown to the Tiger total
and the Jungaleers would have been
the victors. should an incident Of this
nature be blamed upon or credited 10
coaching SYSTEM
A coach can form his material into
a machine. but he can't always tell just
what the machine viii do when It gets
on the field With all due respect to
sideline signaling. il is largely a mat
ter Of the men themselves after the
watch Billy Moore.
Here's an admonition worth remem-
bering-watch Billy Moore this year.
John R Rush. otherwise known as
Speedy Rush. the Tiger coach, regards
Moore as one Of the most promising
backs he ever laid eyes upon Bill
has gained tremendously in speed in
the last u months, as witness his vic
tory in the 220 yard dash in the inter-
collegiate championships at Cambridge
last June He also has added L
pounds extra weight. so that he viii
tip the beam in football costume in the
reighborhOOd Of 10 pounds this year
Right now he appears to be the closest
rival Of Legore for premiere honors
during the campaign that lies ahead
ShIveriek May Make Good.
Those who beWali the misfortune or
Cornell in losing the great Charley
Barrett. Nahan's nearest rival lasr
contemplate the deeds Of a young man
named ShiVerick Last fall when Bar
rett was injured in the first few min
utes Of the game with Harvard and
got his first chance to shine He was
the star OF that game and also per-
formed spectacularly in later battles
This boy Shiverick has not the
crushing power that Barrett owned,
but he is fairly close 10 the former
ling open field runner. crack punter
and pasSer. a strong man In inter-
ference and good tackler on defence
Chances are he viii be CornelIs most
useful actor this year
Casey Good for Harvard.
Harvard VIII not be without indi-
viduaI star backfield men. Casey. !
former Exeter marvel. who shone with
the freshmen last year. seems the most
promising back Of the squad He is
big fellow with plenty Of speed
Don't forget that Penn. now coached
by Bob Folwen, has Howard Berry,
that wonderful all around athlete, and
that Columbia owns in Howard Miller
one Of the most capable all around
quarterbacks in sight The outlook IS
for a fine crop OF heroes
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-23
ROUGH PLAY FEATURES
GRAND CIRCUIT RACES

Columbus. O., Sept 23.-Although
there were but three class races on
Friday afternoons program of the
Grand Circuit racing it was impossible
to finish the 2:06 pace as rain put the
track out of condition Judge Or
monde and Barlight each have two
heats. Barlight had Won the first
heats from Auto ZombrO before the
judges took a hand and put Dick Nc
MahOn up behind Auto Zombro and
warned Valentine that he must try
with Judge Ormonde. Auto Zombro
broke and dropped out Of the fight that
lasted TO the finish with Fred Russell
nOsing out Judge Ormonde in 2:03 II
Barlight was 4 good third
Just as the finishing mark was
passed Valentine reached over and
struck Snow, driver OF Fred Russell.
with his whip. The fourth heat was
won by Judge OrmOnde. who also got
the fifth one in slow time. In the
auction pools, Judge Ormonde, Fred
Russell and Auto Zombro We're well
played in the order named
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-23
Analysis of Value of Players;
Gives Line On Team Strength
League
Ar Computed-Start In


league. and also his figures against
each left and right-hauded pitcher
That ought to give pretty good idea
Of what kind of pitching he hits best
even throwing out the big days when
luck breaks his way have kept
these figures for each batter Of each
league. merely 10 see what kind Of
pitching each fellow fancies most, or
Is least effective against
Changes In effectiveness
Besides that. there have been a lot
OF changes in effectiveness Of players
this year and some new corners have
come up who have done a lot better
than was expected. Not many Of these
viii break into the worlds series and
the chief concern Of the dOpester is to
figure out how the regulars have gone
back or come forward during the ac-
tUal playing season
Besides this. I have made a care
fuel. If not conclusive, inquiry as TO
the condition Of the players. Frankly,
the feature of baseball is the most
trying TO a dopester. The players are
very apt to mislead q reporter as TO
the condition Of themselves and their
fellows. I was terribly misled as 10
Alexander's pitching condition last
spring, and by a man who was in the
lest position to know I believe ne
was honest, but he thought ALEX"
was done for. We viii have to watch
that feature very closely and try not
to be misled by reports prior to the
series
Next we will tackle the left fielders
OF the six teams and study them in
comparison with one another. We will
start at left field with the idea that
before we reach the more important
positions. some OF the clubs will drop
out Of the race and give US "A better
chance to figure on the outcome of the
series--(COpyrigh 1916, by John y.
Wheeler. Inc)
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-23
YALE ELEVEN MAY BEAT HARVARD;
TEAMS MORE EVENLY MATCHED
Harvard Has Lost Mahan and Yale Has Gained Legore,
Who Is In Mahan's Glass as Player-If Yale Wins
This Year, Clever Playing and Net the Coaches Will
Be Responsible Much Blamed on Coaches
BY MONTY.

-FW YORK, Sept 23-If Yele
n should beat Harvard during the
L football season just beginning.
= long list of explanations will be Of
+fered to fit the case. Among the most
\ prominent will be these:
/ Tale's new coaching system. with
Tad Jones at the head, Nike Sweeney
acting as his right hand man and
Walter Camp lending his expert advice
2 Loss Of efficiency in Harvard's
coaching system because Percy Haugh-
ton has had to devote much Of his time
70 affairs OF his bah club, the Boston
Braves.
Too Much Blamed on Coaches.
So many things have been blamed
on coaching systems during the last
few years-there is more of this trif-
ling business every season-that per
sons not well versed in football might
believe the game is played entirely by
the coaches. that the players nave
Eothing 10 do with the ultimate re-
suit. Would il be heresy against MOI
ern gridiron conditions to suggest that
perhaps other factors than the coach
ing systems enter into the problem
How about these
l. Harvard has lost Eddie Mahan
the greatest all around player Of the
last ten years and one OF the greatest
in history.
vices of King, Watson and Boles, the
entire remainder Of the backfield, in
addition TO Mahan- Others who have
been graduated are the entire regular
line with the exception Of Harte and
captain Dadmun- Among the missing
linemen are Gilman and Soucy. who
rank with the best tackles and ends
in some time.
g. Yale viii have in her backfield
Harry LegOre. who on his showing two
years ago before he was declared IN
eligible. belonged almost in the same
kclass with Mahan. Unless accidents
befall him il is pretty certain he will
be universally acclaimed the most val
liable all around player Of this sea
son
Ilack, Van Nostrand. BinEha, Bal
bridge and other crackerjacks.
Is il not possible that these last four
elements may cut some figure2
lIahan Was Powerful Figure.
What would have happened last year
81 Eddie Mahan had suddenly decided
10 quit Harvard and enter Xale2 Sub
tract the sum total Of his value from
the Harvard assets and add IL 10 the
Yale side of the ledger and there
would have been a differenr Story to
tell. Without Mahan- the greatest
football player Of his day. Harvard
would have been at least 30 percent
weaker Add him to Yale and Yale
would have been SO percent stronger
Almost that very thing is going 10
happen this season Harvard is with g
out Mahan and Yale has LegOre added ]
And don't you let anybody tell you
that this Legore is nowhere near as
good as Mahan. Before the season Z
ends you will notice talk about him in
the same vein that Mahan was spoken
OF last year. Harvard's loss of Mahan
and Yale's gain Of Legore viii almost
even the balance. without counting
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-23
FIRST FOOTBALL GAMES
ARE PLAYED IN THE EAST

New York. Sept 23.-The initial
games Of the football season Of 1916
were played on college gridirons
today. Two Of the leading teams Of
last year are making their debut.
Harvard opened against Colby, which
scored a touchdown on the Crimson
last Outumn, and Dartmouth played
New Hampshire state, a new conner on
the Hanover teams schedule.
The other big teams Of the section.
including Yale. Pennsylvania, Cornell
and Princeton. have selected later
dates for their opening skfrmishes.
None OF the games should develop play
much harder than the average daily
practice now being held on leading
varsity fields What was considered
likely TO be one of the closest games
OF the day was that between Holy Cross
Connecticut Agricultural college.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-23
Doping The WorId's Series

I have explained this system many
times. and there are some fans, who
are feure experts, who have me tied
10 the post in figuring. but I can sel
close enough
Who VIII Compete.
In this coming worlds series We
are not Yet certain whether Detroit,
Boston or Chicago will win in the
American league. Each of US has an
itssa, and 1 think Boston. but don't
dare go ahead and figure the Red SOS
when some one important to Carri-
gan's prospects may break an arm and
change the whole dope.
Anyhow. we are compelled to dope
Boston. Brooklyn and Philadelphia
against Boston. Detroit and Chicago,
man for man, position for position
manager for manager As fast as the
teams drop out Of the race. / will cu-
them out of the figures. but mean
time. lets give them a chance.
We are compelled to figure Cobb
against Paskert, Johnston and SnoG-
switches that Stallings or Robinson
may make during the series We are
compelled TO calculate the worth of
Cravath against Hooper, John Collins.
and Nedch or Crawford II you only
had TO figure Cobb against SnOdgrass
against each pitcher he must face, II
would not be so hard.
Always start With Cobb.
This viii be rather interesting
doping. although ] can see how from
the complied figures that there viii
be a lot of cause for quarrels- This
season 7 have taken a lot Of pains
pitchers OF opposing clubs. For in
stance. 7 have CObb's figures q al
ways start figuring with Cobb against
the pitchers Of each club in the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-23
CANADA'S SPORTS
ARE ABANDONED

Toronto. ont. Sept $50 many Of
Canada's athletes have volunteered for war
service that every sporting event OF a
championship nature in the dominion has
been abandoned until the conclusion Of the
conflict
Some OF the more important Of these are
the national rowing regatta. dominion lawn
tennis championships. boxing and wrestling
championships and the worlds lacrosse
championships for the Mimic and Mauu
cups In addition. all leading provincial
events have been called off.
Among some OF Canada's track and fisld
athletes now in the service are Tom Long
boat the Indian marathon runner: Frank
Lulzeman and Bobby Kerr. sprinters: Will
lam SherrinE. winner Of the Olympic mar
athon OF 1904; Edward Fabre and Jim
Corkey. middle distance men. and Tom
Flanagan. Canada's leading authority on
athletic matter. Hockey has contributed
Donald Smith Jack Walker. Goldie Prod
gers and the MCNAMARA brothers
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-23
VETERAN JACK O'BRIEN
is TRAINING FOR THE RING

Philadelphia. Pa Sept. 23.-Confident
that he can make good in the 10 round no
decision bouts which are permitted at the
numerous boxing clubs in the east Jack
O,Brien. the famous light heavyweight II
Philadelphia. has decided TO come out Of
retirement and Try his hand again at the
boxing game.
Jack is at present going through a hard
course Of training, and is also assisting his
younger brother to get into condition.
o. Brien is IS years old and has been boxing
for more than q years.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-23
FRENCH AVIATOR mus.
CALLED TO FIGHT FOR FRANCE

Philadelphia Pa. Sept. 25-Henrf St
Yves the famous marathon runner aviator
and motorcyclist. viii soon say goodbye to
America. go back to France and light for
MS nation St Yves has been sent for BY
the minister Of war The warrant was served
track.
St Yves came 10 America in 1907. when
ne competed in many or the marathon races
and defeated many OF the crack runners OF
the world. including Johnny Hayes. Dorando
and Tom Longboat
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-23
Kilbane Likes Baseball;
He Plays With Cleveland
And Is a Good Shortstop

Cleveland. Ohio. Sept 22.-There is one
good reason why Johnny KiIbane Is always
m splendid condition Johnny is a greta
baseball enthusiast He is the particular
pet OF the Cleveland team Whenever the
indians are home Johnny dons a suit and
practices with them
Kilbane can play short and second better
than a lot OF the stars OF the baseball fIrma-
ment
Baseball isn't Johnny's only accomplish
ment- He is a fine musician He plays the
violin exceptionally well and spends much
time playing for his father who went blind
suddenly
Knbane's two daughters. Mary. aged five.
and Helen. aged !. are accompllshed dancers.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-23
MAJOR LEAGUES CANCEL SOME
OF THEIR MINOR DRAFTS

. Cincinnati. Ohio. Sept. 23.-The final
list Of cancellations Of major league
teams Of the drafts made from minors
at the national commission meeting
week ago was discussed Friday. In
addition TO those cancellations as an
nounced. the list mentioned the follow
ling: Cleveland Cancelled on Miller. of
Omaha Chicago Americans Cancelled
on Kirkham, Of St Joseph.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-23
WELSH IS WINNER
OVER ANDERSON

Seattle, Wash. Sept 23.-Freddie
Welsh. worlds lightweight champion.
was given the decision at the end Of
four round bout with Harry Anderson,
of Seattle. northwest champion. Friday
night The decision apparently was IN
popular with the spectators who
shouted that Anderson was entitled to
draK.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-23
BASEBALL RESULTS
FRIDAYS GAMES.
FRIDAYS GAMES.

Cleveland .----....----00 o lee 0O-1
.Bstteries-Boston. Shore and Cady; Cleve-
land. Bagby and De Berry. O-Nein.
At St Louis RHE
Philadelphia .....--. coo 40 eaO-s 10
St Louis .-.---.--.---00Q 101 Osx-6 8 .
Batteries - Philadelphia. Myers and
Haley; s. Louis. Plank and Hartley. Hale
At Chicago. RH E
New York ..-----.---.100 100 100-s II
Chicago .---.----..----3I0 o0I I0x-6 T.
Batteries-New York. MoEridge. Fischer.
Alexander. Chicago. Cicotte and Schalk.
Lapp-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-23

American Association.
American League.

At Detroit p II Z.
Washington ----.---.- 600 III 020-5 10 .
Detroit -------...----- 900 0O0 2ss-s 9
Batteries-WashinEton Thomas. Aue-s
and Henry Detroit Mitchell Boland Gun
ningham and Stanage-
At Cleveland RHE
Boston ------.--.----.OeQ 600 COZ s @
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-23
Pacific Coast League.

At Los Angeles r. H z
Los Angeles .--------.-------..E
san p ranclsco --------- --------
Batteries-San Francisco. Erickson. Brown
and Sepulveda: Los Angeles. Hogg and
Bassler-
At San Francisco r. H. F.
Portland Observation-Disclosures .
Oakland Observation-Disclosures. o
Batteries-Portiand. Houck and Roche;
Oakland. Boyd and Harwood
At salt Lake r. H Z
salt Lake Observation-Disclosures Is /