El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-08
HELPS
BAYONET WORK
Princeton Authority De
clares That Glove Les
SONS Aid Soldiers.

Washington, D. c., Dec. S.-BOxing
lessons viii teach bayonet work 20
men now in the camps. The commits
sion on training camp activities.
through DR.. Joseph z. Raycroft. Of
Princeton university. has announced
arrangements under which champions,
exchampions and near champions Of
the ring will teach the basic footowrk
to the soldiers
The training Is principally in
shadow boxing. the motions being al
most the same az those used in actual
bayOnet fighting Matches play but
small part in the instruction
Films have been made OF Kid Nc
Coy, Jim COrbett, Johnny kilbane and
Benny Leonard in action Compare
tive films have been made Of Ten
brock and L.amarche IN q demonstra-
ton bayonet duel.
Some Of the instructors appointed
are Benny Leonard, Kid Mccoy, Bat
tliug Levinsky, Johnny Schlff, Richle
Mitchell and Packy Mcfarland
mat was bad, and while everybody
was saying oh" a wild pitch got
past Farrell and Whitney scored the
only run Of the game OF course the
fish horns split Tener was nervous
now and sent Richardson TO first
InEn conner kOA n cat ~ nan "a
the ball and came within foot OF
sending in four runs Duffy jumped
about that high in deep right field
and pulled down ConnOr's liner
And in ChicaEO's half Crane
struck out the side. Burns got
first, because Brown muffed the
third strike, but he did not miss
any on Tencr, Farrell and Ryan
and Crane got another ovation.
New York, /; Chicago. 0, on even
innings.
And so It stood to the end.
All Blanks.
New York got Ward on base in the
sixth and he stayed there. Van Hal
tren reached the base for Chicago
and got around TO third. where he
was left
Crane was the only New Yorker 20
get on base in the seventh That he
did with the help OF five balls He
stole second and made the third out
when he tried to do the same with
third. Chicago went out IN one. two,
three order. but the beauty OF Il was
that Williamson and Tener struck
After New York had gone out IN
one. two, three order in the eighth,
Chicago got her only clean hit Of
the game-a liner by Ryan 10 center
Foster reached first in the ninth,
because Tener hit him with = ball, but
error by catching him mapping. Then
Chicago went IN to make = last des-
perate effort. She had two to make
10 win and one to tie. and-got
nothing.
Arson went to first on balls. and,
after Brown had taken Pfeffer's foul
fly and Herman had captured Will
iamson's fly. he stole second when
he saw Crane gather in Burns weak
grounder and throw him out at first
So Chicago was "skunked" again, and
while 5000 people cheered and cheered
Arson and his colts" anbled away
the picture Of woe
Figures on Game.
Summary-At the Polo Ground, Oct
a. 1SSs.-New York. /: Chicago. o.
Earned runs-None. First base by
errors, New York .: Chicago .. Left
on bases. New York ;; Chicago 6;
first base on balls. Richardson,
Crane. Van Haltren. Ryan and An
son 80. Stolen bases-Connors Eos
ter. Crane. Ryan %. Arson %, and
Burns. Struck out-Whitney, Brown.
Crane. Foster. Ryan. Van Haltren,
Pfeffer, Williamson. ~ Burns Tener
80, and Farrell. Double play-W ard,
Richardson and Conner. Hit by
pitcher-Foster. Wild pitches. Crane