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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-05
GUY BUCKLES AND KNIGHT FIGHT
TQ10-RQUNl DRAW At Fl. BLISS

knockout blow was a clean waIlop 70
the pit Of the stomach.
swede Ellison knocked ont
Jimmy JessuD in the second
round or a scheduled four-round
20. This fight. like its pIede. es-
soz. WAS full OF pep ana ginger
and the boys mixed the going
from the first bell. Jessup was
knocked down several times in
the second round and finally sue
cumbed.
Nick Gruudy. 9TH cavalry, and Kid
Burroughs. 18th artillery. went one
fast round 20 q draw. The second
stanza was IN favor Of Gruudy, who
knocked out his smaller opponent
Burroughs made a decided Impression
on the fans by his game stand, but
was hOpelessly defeated al every an
gle.
Kid Young knocked out Charley
Hanson, saith infantry, in the first
round Of q scheduled four-round so.
Young showed the real class Of the
evening. the knockout blow being a
left hook 20 the jaw
Downs, a fast negro weller wop
the battle royal, which was between
five negro boxers. This event furn-
ished much amusement
All OF the bouts were staged IN q
capable and efficient manner and re-
fleet credit on the work Of capt
Wales and matchmaker Joe kale, who
had the show in charge.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-05
SOCCER LEAGUE
MAY BE FORMED

Soccer players OF e PCso and the
border patrol VIII hold q meeting
Wednesday night in the Alamo hotel
3141e South FL Paso street for the
purpose Of discussing plans prelimin-
airy 20 the organization Of winter
league in this city. The movement 70
organize the league is being headed
by the Empire Soccer team one OF the
oldest soccer clubs in the history OF
the city, and 10 is proposed TO have al
least q four team league which viii
play games weekly. The 34th and 6sth
infantry regiments have already sig
nified their intention Of entering
teams. The meeting will be called
promptly at s o'clock All persons in
terested In the advancement OF EOc-
Ger are urged to attend.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-05
Eliminates All Traces of
Scrofula and Blood Impurities

s S. s. goes down into the blood.
where the trouble Is located. and
eliminates every trace OF lmpurity.
It oleanses thoroughly and adds new
strength and vigor 20 the vitality.
This grand old remedy has been on
The market for more than fifty Yeas
and is sold by druggists everywhere
Insist on The genuine s g s. II you
know Of anyone afflicted with Scrof-
ula- or any trace OF the disease. you
viii be doing them a favor by writing
for our valuable literature
Our medical director win give.
without charge, fun advice about the
treatment OF any case. Address Swift
Specific Co. 2sl--J. swift Laboratory,
Atlanta Ga.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-05
MINNESOTA OUT
OF CONFERENCE

Chicago. IL. Nov. with the
elimination OF Minnesota, three teams
Ohio State. Chicago and Ininois-re-
main indicated in the race for the
big ten" football championship. Wis
consIn crushed Minnesota's hopes
Saturday. Ohio state kept its record
clean by triumphiug over Indiana and
Chicago and Illinois played a scoreless
tie Neither Illinois nor Chicago has
been scored on this season.
Defeat OF the much heralded Mime
sofa eleven, which fell before Wiscon-
sin, 10 TO Z, was the biggest upset OF
Saturday.
Tbs thrilling battle fought out be-
tween Chicago and Illinois was one Of
the most evenly contested games
played on Stage Field in years.
Although scored on for the first
time this season, Ohio state continued
its championship drive at the expense
OF Indiana. which was beaten S6 70 9.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-05
CLARK GRIFFITH
DEVELOPS PLAYERS

Did you ever notice how Old Fox
Griffith has been supplying major
league clubs with first basemen?
Hal Chase. a discovery Of Griff's,
covers the getaway sack for the Reds.
Chic Arnold GandiL a rediscovery
OF Griffs, covers first for the White
SoL-
Dick HoblitzeI who played under
Griff in Cincinnati, covers first for
the Red S0E
The Red SoL have acquired BY the
draft route, Jack Bentley. who was
discovered by Griff and who was a
pitcher when he worked for the Old
Fox
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-05

~UY Buckles, eight years ago one
Of the best middles OF the mid
~ die west, and Harvey Knight. q
sturdy trooper OF the 9TH cavalry,
boxed 10 rounds TO a draw-referee's
decIsion-Saturday afternoon before
several hundred fans in the new Fort
Bliss arena. The mIddIeweight bout.
coming as i did after several snappy
preIiminaries had been staged. did
not seem TO be either fast or sensa-
tional, but at the end both principals
were trying hard for Z knockout and
quite q few heavy blows were ex-
Buckles Is attached to the Ne5ras-
ka artillery az Camp Cody, and ap-
parently did not have time 20 get In
proper condition he seemed to be
carrying quite a few pounds Of sur
plus avoirdupois tissue. which had the
effect OF slowing him up. knight was
also OTerWeig ht-nOt over the stipu-
lated age-and while always
coming IN. was the mark OF some stiff
jabs and hooks from his opponent
game; that was easily shown in his
work with Knight, but the trooper
Is also acquainted with a few points
OF the glove game himself, and the
clash resulted in some pretty nice
boxing, although quite a numbe q
thg fans were disappointed at the lack
OF real mixing. They fought two
minute rounds. The draw decision
was the only fair one.
Good Preliminaries.
Every one OF the five fights which
preceded the middleweiEht event were
fast and snappy, and were inter
spersed with some real live action. In
the first bout, scheduled to 20 four
rounds, Eddie Hanlon, Of the hospital
corps, knocked out Jack Casper, 5th
cavalry. before the bell had ruug for
the end OF the initial round The
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-05
FIELDER JONES
MAY QUIT GAME

Fielder Jones has never been known
TO quit, but It Is reported that he is
thinking seriously OF doing so be-
cause Of the miserable showing he
made In the American league with
the St Louis Browns and because
there Is no prospect Of doing much
better in the immediate future Of
fetal announcement that he is TO re-
tire has not been made. but It IS ex-
pected soon from Jones.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-05
MARTIN HEADS ALL
COAST TWIRLERS

Speed Martin Is the nominal leader
Of Coast league pitchers. but he has
taken part IN only 10 games. while
Eric Erickson, with 30 won and IS
lost according 10 late averages, Is the
real leader. Martin Is not 20 blame,
however. for not having taken part
in more games. He didn't get In &C
ton until after Fielder Jones gave
him a trial and passed on him as no
good He returned to Oakland and
has consistently shown that Fielder
made q bad guess
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-05
CRACK GLOVE MEN
WILL TEACH ARMY

Washington. D. c.. Nov. Some Of
Americas most famous ring stars
have been retained 70 teach boxing TO
the men training for the war army as
a means OF making them better bay
onet fighters. Among those chosen
are Benny Leonard. Kid Mccoy. Bat
thing Levinsky. Richie Mitchell and
Packey Mcfarland.
The training viii be principally
shadow boxing based on a successful
scheme evolved BY SerEt. William
Armstrong Of the Canadian army. The
men are placed I'm long lines. three or
four PAGES apart. facing the In
structor's platform The motions
taught are very nearly the same as
those used in actual bayonet fighting.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-05
EASTERN LEAGUE
TO MEET SOON

~ the annual meeting OF the East
ern league held IN New Haven on Oc-
tober %, Dan O'Nell was reelected
president, secretary and treasurer and
named 10 represent his league al the
Louisville meeting Of the minors.
Danl VIII be there with al his lug
gage as usual The Eastern discussed
possible changes in circuit, but these
VIII await developments. The one
thing assured is that the league 81 III
operate in 1915.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-05
Ennmnrv n Enme

Summary OF Game.
TWo-base hit, Medina
Stolen bases, Fulwilder, Lolgmyre
Duty. Medina, Kent. ComeaU. Howard,
Wiser. Brown, Gressett, Atkinson.
Sacrifice hit, Duty. Sacrifice fly,
Fisher
Struck out, BY Comeau q; BY
Fisher IL
First base on balls, off Comeau 8;
off Fisher 3.
Left on bases, City Is, Army 4.
Double play, Duty (unassisted)
Ch1cOn 10 E'ulWilder.
Passed balls, Kent ., Duty ].
Time Of game, 2-52-
CnpirCs. Kane and Thorpe.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-05
MILLER MAKES A DASH.


. Foxy Miller, OF the Pitts ,
g burgh University eleven, staged I
. the first long run OF the season I
o in Pittsburgh's game with Le- (
. high.
Q Miller grabbed Lehigh's in ,
. itial kickoff, tucked the oval (
. under his wing and skidded I
. through a broken field for a I
. touchdown, after running 50 (
= yards, all Of which is going (
. some.
. Pittsburgh football sages. (
. however. tell US that Foxy was I
. merely staging his annual I
- stunt when he made that run. I
. Every year since he had been Z
. at Pittsburgh. they say, Miller I
- has pulled off al least one sen I
o satioual ramble for a score.
. with the exception OF one year. I
Q when he received an early in I
- jury which kept him out Of the 4
- game. This is Miller's last sea- (
. son with Pitt, and his 92-yard (
9 marathon may be his last, but (
o he has enough laurels in the (
. way Of long runs TO last him (
= lifetime. (
80 A&0A& AAAAA -
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-05
nARRoW Do HOLD lIEETING.

President Edward C. Barrow OF the
International league is down IN the
Carolinas somewhere on shooting
trip. but will return 10 New York
shortly and go rom there 70 the
Louisville meeting OF the minors. ac-
companied by practically all OF his club
owners
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-05
TRINITY QUINTET re AINS LEAD
BY DECISIVE VICTORY SATURDAY

CCURATE basket throwing.
a coupled with some scientific
L = passing. resulted in the addi-
ton Of one more game TO the con-
sscutive victory string Of the Trinity
Methodist quintet Saturday night in
the first game OF the third week OF
the Church league at the Y. IL c. A.
gymnasium The final score o. the
Trinity champions 81 70 8, over the
Cathedral five represents the biggest
total compiled by any one team this
season Cook. one OF the regular
guards OF the Trinity team, vas out
OF the game and did not appear, his
place being taken by Brown Carlson
and Ponsford did some good work for
the victors. while COrdova and Rob-
ertson were the main factors In the
Cathedral defense
The lineups OF the teams were:
Trinity: Carlson and Painter. for
wards; Norman, center; Brown and
Cathedral. Carson and Cordova,
guards; Robertson, center; Long and
y COrdova, forwards
Christian Takes Second.
The fast First Christian church
quintet defeated Mexican Methodists
IN the second game by the score OF
l6 70 2. The Christian church players
took the lead IN Inc game and were
never In danger Of being defeated.
The majority OF the scores were oiled
Up in the second half as a result Of
some fast basket work
The Eneups were; Mexican Mstho-
dists: Delgadillo and Ramirez, for
wards; Gomez. center. Gotta and Tarin.
guards. Christian: Van Dusen and
Flanagan, guards; Fahrenwold. CEN
ter; Lambright and Young, forwards.
Westminster Is Victor.
In the third game Of the card the
Westminster quintet easily bested the
First Presbyterian team by the score
OF IS TO 6. The Westminster boysl
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-05

nearly duplicated the performance q
few minutes later when he struck out
Two men and walked the third. He
was later caught stealing, however.
Nothing Of interest transpired IN the
18th, and umpire Kane announced
that the contest had been called by
the managers On agreement The
ernrn-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-05

facing a disadvantage In weight
r Of several pounds 20 the man. the
\ High school tiger football team
battled gamely Saturday afternoon
al the High school cement stadium.
but dropped its Second game OF the
season TO the 34th infantry regimen
tails by the score Of 70 10 Il.
Improved fully so percent IN the
line and backfield the infantry team
ground It's way through the lignte-
Tiger line and made a touchdown In
the first three minutes OF play. Lieu
tenants Llley and Wells playing in
the backfield OF the dough boys did
remarkable work By consistent runs
around the ends and through center.
and 10 was with great difficulty that
the High school line held up during
these trying moments Bruce Bevans
in the backfield OF the Tigers did
some excellent work. while BrOderirll,
Casey, AIcKemy and shea put up an
excellent defensive battle all the way
through.
Army Scores In First.
Following the kickoff in the first
quarter. the High school lost the ball
on a tumble. Quarterback Scudder or
the infantry attempted several end
and line runs with excellent success
and Lieut.. Wells carried the ball
across the goal line in three downs.
Murray failed TO kick goal The army
then kicked back 20 the Tigers and
Frederick and Pomeroy made neat
gains around the end. Bevans then
sent a 10 yard forward pass 20 shea,
for IN excellent gain- The TIGERS
nearly lost the bail on a tumble. how
ever. bu' w@s rec I'd q second later.
Center Wright then pulled the star
20 Bevans who threw TO Shea a dis
lance OF more than 90 yards. Shea
covered the remaining IS yards for q
touchdown and a moment later Brod-
erick kicked goal
The second HiEh school srore
was made on a trick play oriEi-
rating On the minds OF coaches
H-rry Eehnamnnn and Roy Carls-
son. Capt Casey took the bail on
the lire and liter passed g 10
Bruce Bevuua who made q spleu-
did run across the field.
The infantry mode their second SIX
POINTS In the second quarter when
Scudder carried the BAN over after
-ucce7siol OF line bucks, following
rhe high school failure TO make a re-
Cuired ten yards in four downs. The
third score was made as a result OF
come stiff line drivers by Lilley.
Wells walton end Scudder 7u n
these players hitting the line low
and making substantial gains
MeKemy Is Ont.
Manager Harry McEemy Of the
r Eh school team was forced 20 quit
the game in the fourth quarter, his
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-05

Bradley Hogg has been a great help
TO the Angels in their fight for the
pennlnt. on October Il, bv beating
Vernon he won his 18th straight game
and it would have been a shutout but
for an error behind him. He allowed
but three scattering hits.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-05

Totals 50 Sc II (
sBatted sor Armendarez in 18th.
famed.
''Batted for Longmyrs IN 18th;
famed.
'''Batted for Dovitch IN 18th; flew
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-05
Important Notice To Mine Owners In
HTawFrn

Counting with experience and good
connections can favorably arrange
payment OF hack-taZes, retaliation
of titles. announcements, etc with the
corresponding Government offices in
Mexico. Solicit your business. Tenn
porarily AZ Hotel Linden. Room 60.
on Ne leo City. 50 Uruguay street
ErHesto Gonzales Moutcro. ADV.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-05
AMERICAN LEAGUE BUYER.

The American league. which put
$4,000 in the first Liberty loan, viii
so into the second loan fully as deCn
and perhaps double its subscription
ma gnates have donated something
Ike $4,000 TO Red Cross work.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-05
You Can Rely Upon 5. $. $. For
Results

AAHauAAas
Don't do yourself the injustice OF
Iaboring under a physical handicap
hat you can easily rid yourself Of
II there Is the slightest trace OF a
scrofuIous affection in your blood. no
matter how remote. # Is your duty
TO get rid Of it as soon as possible.
There IS one treatment that you
can absolutely rely upon for salts
factory results S. s s. the most
thorough blood remedy known. is an
antidote 20 any poison in the blood.
This has been proven IN hundreds Of
cases which have yielded TO s. S. s.
even after other treatment has failed.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-05
ALTRocK WILL DO HIS BTr.

. Nick Atlrock. once a worlds (
. series pitcher. OF late years the
- Jester Of the Washington team, {
. has been engaged as comedian
. to entertain the soldiers at {
9 Montgomery, Ala
. The Cleveland club is 20 play I
. the soldiers q set OF four
= games. beginning October 80,
g and Nick is to do his original
. stunts along the coaching lines I
. You have 10 give q to the
. Cincinnati boy. When the good I
. left arm gave out. Nick sought (
9 employment for a little while,
= as a lumber shower. But the {
. head and the sense OF fun were I
. there. even II the arm wasn't.
o and Nick studied up a baseball I
. comedy turn He found a I
. chance for his talents with I
. Clark Griffith. and has been (
. one OF the most enjoyable I'm
. situations Of the American
- league for several years
4. - ,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-05
GILHOnLEY u EnR nRAFr-

Frank Gilhooley OF the Yankees.
viii undergo another examination for
the National army early in Decemb Der
he was exempted only temporarily
when he was examined in July. ard
his broken cOllarbOne had not healed
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-05
BENNY KAUFF TO
GET BY RULING

National Commission rulInss may
prevent Benny Kauff and his team
mates from cavortlng on baseball dia-
mouds after the close OF the season.
but Benny O. one Of the resourceful
ones. He IS acting as a referee or
umpire or something like that with
a professional football team On Ohio
and his fame as a hall player - prov
ing a good boost for attendance az
the football games Jim Thorpe. 81
the way. IS coaching an Independent
football team al Canton, o.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-05
DUGGAN TRAINS AGGTEs.

Jimmy Dugsen. the Yankee trainer.
is now acting in the same capacity
for the football team at Michigan
Agricultural college. Harry Tuthill
Of the Tigers, Is with the University
OF Michigan.
HANLON Is RELEASED.
Fred Hanlon, secretary 20 president
Ebbets OF the Brooklyn club for the
asst Il years and usually with the
team on its road trips. has been re-
leased. as an economy measure. 70 Is
said.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-05

Kenny sustained a fractured rib ~
The AEgie-TiGer game two weeks ago
and the old hurt returned when he teA
70 the grCunu-
The game was witnessed BY a fair
crowd, the majority belng soldier
supporters OF the infantry team Both
the High school and 34th eleFens
VIII practice steadily during thiE
week as each has some hard games
IN view. the Infantry being billed 60
meet the 18th field artillery at the
stadium on November H. while the
High school game for Saturday has
not been ARA nged.
The LIneups.
Infantry. Position High School
Lett end
Andrews -..-----.--.--.-A Ackemg
Left tackle
Left guard.
Center
Right Guard
Right Tackle.
Right end
oEQWL as-=r-s aa=a=s zen
Quarterback
Scudder -...-..------.--. Pomeroy
Left halfback.
Right n1ltDdck-
Llpsey s------- .--------.- nneA
Fuuback-
NJ e444 sa-ras EaHAAlA
subsfirufions-
TnfaUtry-~- ham for Stembridgei
Lilley for Lipsey.
High schcC Pierce ror Mckinney
Burdick for Pierce. Noble for McCor-
mick. Slaughter for Brodericz. Brod-
e-ick FOR slaughter; Broderick for
Pevans; Slaughter for Brodericki
Duncan for II. McKemys Ben for
shay.
Scoring.
High school-TouchdoWna Shay,
PelI Coal kicks from touchdoWnss
Ero7erir1- (2l.
Infantry - Touchdowns: Scudcef,
Wells 90. Goal from touchdowns;
Murray.
Officials.
Referee. Lieut. Gaddy. I'm 2iref
o Walker. Tlmekeener. G. Deer.
Head liuesman: A. Block
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-05

I took th- lead early In the game and
increase their margin as the minutes
passed with well directed shots.
Schumacher and WOmeldorff did eN-
team while Montague and Benton
starred FOR the opposing five The
Lneups were. Westminster Schu-
macher and GIL, forwards: Womel-
dorff. CENTER Lujan and Hardie,
guards. First Presbyterian. Benton
teri CordOva and CordOva. forwards
Methodlsts Take Runaway.
Too much speed and accurate throw
ing spelled defeat for the Calvary
Houston square Baptist team in the
fourth contest the First Methodist
scoring without difficulty. SemIear,
Baker and Van Dusen did some snap
py work for the victoTs, while Martin
scored the lone points Of the oppos-
ing team. The Hneups were; First
Methodist: Semlear and Baker, for
wards; Van Dusens center; Kilnk and
Bias. guards Baptist; Whaley and
Peck. forwards. Bedford, center;
Marten and Blankenship, guards.
Mt, Sinai Team very Fast.
Errold La]oWskfs fast Nj Sinai
team defeated the First Baptist Quin-
tet In the final game OF the evening
by the onesided score Of % to s. The
teamwork Of the Nj Sinai players
proved TOO much for their opponents,
who we're unable 20 keep down the
score Of the opposing five. The line
ups were; Mt Sinai: Potash, LapoW-
ski and Katz, forwards. Blum. center.
ArOnson, Marcus, Grossblatt and
Rosenstcin. guards. Baptist: Weylsr
and Springer. forwards: Beauchamp.
center: Williams and Cordunder. for
wards.
Lieut.. Harold X. Coulter refereed
the final game OF the evening, while
Oscar Rheiuheimer and Sergt Wesley
Officiated IN the first four contests,
each taking two games and handling
them in a capable manner.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-05
HIGH SCHOOL TIGERS SUFFER
DEFEAT At HANDS Of INFANTRY

Fast 34th Regimental Team, Headed by Lieut. Wells
Breaks Through Student Defense for a 10 to IA Vic
tory After It Seemed Apparent That Tigers Had
Game Won; Large Crowd Witnessed Battle.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-05

Manager Harry NcEemy Of the
r gh school team was forced 20 quit
the game in the fourth quarter, his
place being taken by Duncan Nc
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-05
MILITARY AND CIVILIAN TEAMS
BATTLE To EXTRA INNING TIE

Sensational Game Between Pass City Leaguers and Sol
der Picked Team Is Stopped by Darkness in the 18th
Inning After Each Team Had Made Two Runs;
Will Be Played Off Next Sunday Afternoon
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-05

Id man dope was right on this
Job Sunday afternoon at Rio
= Grande park when the all-star
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-05

High school-Touchdown shay,
ben Coal kicks from touchdowns.
8ro7erirl- (2l.
Infantry - Touchdowns: Scudcef,
Wells 90. Goal from touchdOwns;
Murray.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-01-12
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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-01-12
LEGISLATIVE PATRONAGE
rs BENG FIGURED OUT

same Opposition Il arising 70 the
1|ndI11c} q I'd woodward, SECRETARY
- ~ r1111r Iof c'6Ik Of the next
r6are ,1rr| Iori6l '..|sI1ture. Several
.srrk,,cSr1 FEEL dat Woodward now
laS fo0t job and should stick 70 =
l1or.h al admit hat he q an efficient
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james I'o't f being spoken q e q,
q. mention. alec. but Wise is cred
..I With |Ir Intention d running for
<In.c<I1I " &61r oul 81 legislative