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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-13

Z day. Thursday afternoons from & to
1870 and on saturday mornings from
II to 1880 The employed boys swim
on Monday, Tuesday. Thursday and
Saturday evenings from 1880 to s.
The older boys have the privilege OF
the pool on every morning except
Wednesday from 10 TO 1880, every az
ternO0n except wednesday. 2-30 20
and every evening except wednesday
from 1880 70 g.
No boy is allowed more than one
swim a day and I'm the case OF the
older boy the duration OF the swim
must not exceed one hour. Nonswim-
mers are never allowed in the pool
except fin swimming classes and under
supervision All boys classes are IN
der supervision.
The physical directors are ready 10
give instruction to- the men members
BY appointment Either Messrs. Holm
or Wright viii gladly give all par
ticulars regarding sym and swim ac-
Invites over the phone or BY call
Indoor Baseball League schedule
Wednesday June 8. Nichols. II; Car
Saturday. June s. KIink. z; TRAN
wednesday. June %. Nichols VS..
saturday. June Is. Carson VS.. Tri-
Wednesday. June 10. Nichols vs. Tri-
angles.
Saturday. June %. Carson vs.. Klinlz.
wednesday. June IS, klink VS. Trl-
Saturday. June %. Nichols vs.. Car
SON.
Wednesday. July 9. Carson VS.. TIRE
angles.
Saturday. July S. Nichols VS.. Klinl.
Wednesday. July 10, Carson VS.
Elink-
saturday. July 70, Nichols vs.. Tri-
angles
Wednesday. July 10, Kinks vs.. Tri-
saturday July 20. Nichols vs.. Care
son
Wednesday. July "a. Carson VS. Tri-
angles
saturday. July ., Nichols vs. Klinlr-
Elink-
saturday. Aus 3. Nichols VS.. Tri-
angles.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-13
EVERS RECOUNTS
PITCHING STIINT

The most remarkable pitching feat
have ever witnessed" remarked
Johnny Evers recently. was Der-
formed by Dick Rudolph. The Reds
were playing in Boston and Dick shut
them out. TO o. He was anxious to
go home for a day or two at that mar
ticular time. and after banking the
Reds he said TO manager tSallinrs.
II I pitch again tomorrow and
win. viii you let me go home for a
day.
"Stallings replied that he would
whereupon Dick faced the Cincinnati
batsmen on the following dav and
beat them. I TO o. To pitch two games
In one day is quite a feat. but to mitch
two games in two days is even a
greater one. particularly when both
are shutouts. When a fellow pitches a
double header. his arm is well Ioosened
up. but when a night elapses between
games his arm is likely to be stiff
and sore when he enters the box the
second day"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-13
New Eight Club
Texas League

Dallas. Texas. June 13.-Reorgani-
zati0n OF the Texas league into an
eight club organization probably in
Guiding New Orleans. now Of the
Southern association. and Beaumont.
was agreed upon here today by Texas
league presidents and steps in that
direction VIII be taken ct once. It was
announced last night. In the event
New Orleans and Beaumont are added
10 the circuit application viii be
made for "a" classification from the
national baseball commission. In any
event II was decided that the Texas
league would finish out the season.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-13
SEVENTT-sECOND BIRTHDAY
OF BASEBALL TOMORROW

We're il not for the fact that Uncle
sam and all his nephews and nieces
are engaged in the more serious BUSH
ness Of making war. IL Is not unlikely
that there would be a nation wide
celebration I'm honor Of the T2ud
birthday Of the national pastime to-
morrow.
All things must have a beginning.
and several cities have claimed to
be the birthplace OF baseball Bos-
Ton claims that game called New
England" was the parent Of base
pail, while philadelphia makes a sim
llar claim Tor its town ball" which
was played by an organized club. the
Olympics. as early as 1898. The an
Gent game Of FOUNDERS" was am ear
her phase or the same game.
When It comes right down TO hard
facts, however. Hobosen can right
Iully claim TO be the cradle OF the
diamond pastime. for that city was
the scene Of the first regular bona
noe baseball game between two
clubs that had names Tt was 70
years ago tomorrow June "a 1876
that the knirkerbocker and the
New York Cities crossed bats'-to
use the time-hOnOred phrase-on the
Elyslan fields near JERSEY CITY. on
the site Of Hoboken. The Elvsian
Ileids were the playing grounds OF
the knicEerbOckers a club organized
in New York in September. 1915. The
"Knicls" were the first club to for
mulate playing rules The New
forks ORGANIZED q little later and
adopted the same code.
Both Of these clubs PLAYED several
contests with scrub teams. picked uD
from among the spectators. before
they faced each other on that June
day in 1876 to Dlav the first match
came in baseball history. Under The
first rode OF baseball rules the club
that first made 81 runs was the vic
tor. The game lasted four innings
and the Kniczerbocker won. but
the score OF their opponents has been
Loot In the rubbish OF antiquity.
The Knirherbockars found their
first real rivq1s i'm the Cothams. or
Eanized in 1850. and the Greenpoint
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-13
Mt. Sinai Takes 4
Game From 'Y'

The Mount Sinai temple nine de-
feated a Y ~ c. A team at the Sinai
gymnasium Tuesday night by a score
OF - to II in a seven inning fight
that was anybody's battle until the
last two innings. The score was so
close that the ~T" players say they
can hardly feel defeat To make the
matter more definite the Sinai boys
are said 70 have agreed TO another
game which VIII probably be played
at an early date and should furnish
another good game.
Lineups- Mt Sinai-Foulke, 2b.
Rosenthal. IS: ~ Grossblatt. 1b: La
powski. p: H Green. C: y. Green, Sd;
Aronson. II. Potash. IF; L Grossblatt
CT Y. NJ C. carson, C: Pousf0rd,
p; Veeley- Oh: Middleton, 3b; klink
10: Bryan, IS: Flanagan, IF; ErcIoya,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-13
Give EN- Practice,
Saws Manager Be-

Hugo Bezdek is one National league
manager who refuses 20 believe that a
left hand batter cannot hit s0uthpaW
tWirling. TO my way Of thinking
there is no earthly reason why a left
handed batter should not be able to
hit southpaw twirling." Hugo says i
can remember that Jimmy Sheclard
and Johnny Evers. Of the old Chicago
Cubs. were never taken out because
portsiders opposed. Iris Speaker, Ty
Cobb and Frank Baker. Of the Ameri-
can league. are all left handed batters.
and yet YOU never hear Of any Of
these men being relegated TO the
bench when a southpaw is on the
mound It's just simply a case OF
left hand hitters not getting enough
practice against southpaw pitching"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-13
POOL To
BEDEDIGiTED
NEXT5ATURDAY
Winners in Aquatic Meet
VIII Champion Fl. Bliss
Against Cody Team.
Ell PASOANS WILL
ATTEND PROGRAM

IN SATURDAY afternoon at 2;so
OocIoek the new swimming pool at
Fort Bliss viii be formally dedicated.
an equatic meet Immediately follow
ing the dedicatory. ceremonies. is an
nounced from headquarters Of Brig.
Cen. Robert L Howe. Those who
We're fortunate enough to be present
at the preliminary opening Of the pool
two weeks ago Witnessed a highly
pleasing exhibition Of difficult water
feats and it is not saying too much
10 predict that Saturdays program at
the pool win be one Of the seasons
best offerings at Bliss.
A New Ono.
Water polo Is one Of the new at
fractions billed that promises addi-
ditional excitement for the occasion
There is little doubt that all contests
win be fought TO a finish. for on June
-. one week from Saturdays pro-
gram. Bliss athletes viii compete with
Cody swimmers, and much rivalry eL-
lists among the local water artists in
striving for the opportunity 20 repre-
sent Bliss when the Cody boys come
over. on the showings made at the
opening OF the pool viii largely de-
pend who represents Bliss on that oc-
casion-
Many citizens of EI Paso who have
been instrumental in helping to secure
the pool for army men have signified
their intention OF attending the cere-
monies, which are free and open TO
the civilian public as wei as army
men. Saturdays program In full fol-
lows
Program.
Dedicatory ceremonies.
individual two lap contest
Underwater swim
Plunge for distance.
Fancy spring board diving; three re-
Quired dives tstraight front back
dive. front jackkuife) and two op-
Iional dives tas laid down in A. A. A.
W. rules. The dives viii be made with
ont a platform. l. e.. from springboard
only
Two lap breast stroke.
Back stroke one lap.
Relay race. one lap back stroke:
four men PER team zone length OF
tanz)-
Five minutes iurermissiou.
Water Polo.
Two entries per organization VIII
be permitted. No man TO enter more
than two events Excepting relay
racel.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-13
-GRIFF7 SHORT on PITCHFRs.

With Earl Yingling finally called
by his draft board, manager Clark
Grltuth found the Washington club
with just four pitchers on hand on
the eve Of long road trip. So he began
scouting around the lots and finally
aug up yOungster named Hausen.
tourteen Griffmen are now in milf
J9ry service. half Of them being
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-13
AsTFRTCaN LEAGUE

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
At Cleveland r H. Z
New York .......... 900 O01 e02-5 S o
Cleveland 90 ..----- III 3O1 cox II 8
Batteries; New york Russell. Love and
Walters; Cleveland. Morton and Thomas.
At Detroit RHE.
Philadelphia 90 ..--.o11 900 101-f g g
Detroit 90 -.-------.020 eco 006-2 9
Batteries: Philadelphia, Gregg and Nc
Avoy; Detroit, Kallio and Spencer.
At Chicago RHE-
Boston 90 --.....---02O 900 e0S-7 "a
Chicago e.. -..--..... 600 600 COL
Batteries: Boston. Mays and Schang-
Chicago. nauforth, Wolfgang and schallz-
At St Louis R.HE.
Washington o.. 100 900 00s-s 13
St Louis -----..-----o21 900 100 10 o
Batteries Washington. Harper. Reese.
johnson and Pichinich. Bcrman; St Louis
Shocker, Gallia and SEVERED.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-13
NICHOLS WIN IN
INDOOR BATTLE
Fight to Avoid Cellar Posi-
ton Develops the Best
Game of Season.

In the closest and fastest game
played thus far in the Indoor Base
ball league. the Nichols team defeat
ed the Kinks wednesday night at
the Y. " C. A. gymnasium by the
hairbreadth score Of II to 16.
The members Of both teams were
set in determination that they would
not lose and from start TO finish it
was one exciting feature after an
other. Hem made two two base hits
during the game, while Klink, Carson
and Nichols each lined out one for
two sacks. a big feature Of the game
was Martins batting. He persisted
in knocking the ball over the fence
and chose times for the feat when it
meant runs, once cleaning the bases
and duplicating F1annagan's feat
For the Nichols team. twirler Mich
OILS famed five batsmen. while for
the opposition Hem shifted seven.
and kliuk one Five bases on balls
were allowed by Nichols, while Hem
held the gifts down TO two, klink
giving none. Umpire, sgt Neseley-
The attendance was good and en-
thusiasm high.
Lineups: Nichols-Carson. 1b; ALI
red. f; Flanagan. 5b; Sanford, %;
Schneider, C.. Nichols. p kinks
Lewis c. CovingtOn. Sb; Martin, %;
Klink, Id and p; HEM. p and 1b;
McCash, T.
II. RE.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-13

ARMY BASEBALL.

Wednesday afternoon on the SD
field artillery diamonds the Fifth cav
airy baseball team outslugged the
I base hospital team. 1S-S.
! Score H II. F.
Base Hospital ........-... s 10 4
Fifth Cavalry ...------..1S 10 s
Batteries: Base Hospital. Marks
and Rhodes: Fifth Cavalry Wynne
and Booth
The motor group team lost to the
! SD artillery team on the Seventh cav
airy diamonds, 10 Williams Of the
motor group pitched a steady game
but the Eunners were too nifty with
I the stick for the crafty Bill Gertz
also pitched excellent ball. the runs
/ secured being wei earned
Score r II. E.
SOD Infantry ...........T Z 4
{ Motor Group .....-..-.-3 S
9 Batteries SD. Cert and Tice; No
] tor Group, Williams and Scott
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-13
AMERICAN LEAGUE


Where They Play Friday.
Washington at Chicago.
Boston az St Louis.
New YORK az Detroit.
Philadelphia at Cleveland
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-13
Stecher Knocks
Pole Wrestler Out

Omaha. Neb-, June 13.-Joe Stecher.
Of Dodge Neb-, won an opportunity
to meet champion Earl Caddock, in
Omaha. Labor day. by defeating
Wladek Zbyszko Of New York, in q
wrestling match here last night
Stecher won the first fail in two
hours and three minutes Referee Ed.
Smith. Of Chicago. awarded him the
match after two and one half hours Of
wrestling as agreed before the match
Stecher won his fail when he threw
the Pole back from the ropes and
knocked him unconscious as he hit the
mat
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-13
WESTERN IEAGUE.

At J0Tlir- r. II. E
Sioux City ...-.-.--..O20 Oh 000-3 10
Joplin --....--.-....-100 O0) 00b-1 o
Batteries: Sioux City. NcGranor and
Lyck; Joplin. CaDoral and Collins.
At Hutchlnsou- r II. E
Omaha .-.---..-.-.-10I 900 oil o O
Hutchinson .-...-.-..Oz1 010 21x-7 16
Batteries; Omaha. Eopp and 1IcMeneuys
Hutchinson. Salisbury and AIanion-
At Oklahoma city r. H z.
St Joseph 100 101 OIL IS Is 5
Oklahoma City ...-0O1 O10 go 81 &c 4
Batteries st. Joseph BlUejacket &c
Laughlil and Bachant. Oklahoma City.
Graham starks, Tedeschi and Banner.
At wichita RH.E.
Des 1Ioines ..........122 90 O0O-6 10
Wichita Cd ...-......000 600 1C3-4
Batteries: Des Moiues. Corey. Delburn
and Lewellyni Wichita, Hovliz. Harris and
Hayran-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-13

At Los Angeles. RH. E.
Oakland ---...-.--.--..-----3 o
vernon ---- -.-----I II .
Batteries Oakland. Martin. Ariett and
Murray; Vernon. Quin and Moore.
At san FraLcisco- P H E
Sacramento --....---.-...-...--.I II
san Francisco OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ~ .
Batteries Sacramento. West and East
erlyi Sar Francisco. kantlehncr, johnson
and Mckee
At salt Lake RHE-
LOS 4n5F-es ---s------ -----e
SAT- Lake --....--.---4 10 o
Batteries. Los Angeles. Crandau and
Bolesi salt Lake 1IcCabe and Konnick.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-13

Eckfords and the Morrisania Unions.
Organized in 1855. The OlymDics OF
Eniladelphia early adopted the New
York game and the Athletics. Key
stones and Quaker Cltys later fought
Tor supremacy. while in BOSTON +ha
Oll mplcs were organized in 1884.
ana a little later the Elm Trees dis
puted honors with the pioneers.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-13
sULLIVAN-nURKE RATTTr.

u
Thirty three years ago today. June
u, 1855. John L. Sullivan defeated
Jack Burke in five rounds az Chfca-
20. For this little session in the
Windy City. which proved 10 be uofb-
ing more than little amusement for
the Boston strong boy" Sullivan re-
ceiVed $500 After John T.. became
champion by whipping Paddy Ryan
IN 1852. the whole world was secured
Tor a man who could take the title
away from John. and Burke was but
one Of many false alarms who were
touted as coming champions. SulH-
van found all Of them. with the ex-
ception OF Charlie Mitchell of Eng
land. to be easy and rich picking. He
got $4,000 for his exhibition with
Tug Wilson; $1,000 for the fight with
Allicheu in Madison Square garden.
when the Britisher Knocked him
down; $4,000 for showing up the
widely advertised Herbert SIade and
similar sums Of long green for his
many other victories.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-13
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Where They Play Friday.
plttshurE az Boston
Cincinnati at Brooklyn
Chicago at New York
ST. Louis at Philadelphia
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-13
NATIONAL IEAGrE

At New York r. II. E
Lnlcago .---s-.--- 200 GOO Qul-O Q
New York ..------..10o coo 00x-1 /
Batteries; Chicago, Tyler and kiilifer;
New York, Perritt and McCarty.
At Boston r. II. E
Pittsburgh --.---.o00 900 900 o
Boston q. -..-...-...I00 600 00N-1 o
Batteries: PittsburE. Miller and
Schmidt Boston. FillinElm and Wilson
Games Postponed.
St. Louis at Philadelphia. rain
Cincinnati at Brooklyn, rain.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-13
STANDINGS

By Tad

Where They Play Friday.
Shreveport at waco.
san Antonio at Forth Worth.
Houston at Dallas
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-13

sHHEN EPOHT LOSES sNYDFW.
shreveport lost its hard hitting
catcher. Snyder. last week to Uncle
sam His call came from his draft
board al Buffalo. n. Y.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-13
SWIMMING AND GYM WORK GIVE
Y INSTRUCTORS PLENTY To Do

Boys Taught to Handle Themselves in Water Efficiency
Tests Continued; Indoor Baseball League Schedule
Being Played Off, Business Mems Calisthenics
and Volley Ball Going at Full Speed
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-13

The Houston team has been bunged
up pretty badly Of late, with Pat
Newman on the sick list and McDou-
aid laid up as the result Of being hit
in the head with a batted BAH.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-13

At New orleans. 9; Memphis. 2.
At Nashville. u: Atlanta, q
At Birmingham. .: Chattanooga, .. (Ten
innings tie: darlzness-)
At Little Rock. u: Mobile. 6.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-13
INDooN SPoRTS

LISTENING TO n+S cC9ZE At
ne HoTR q GHH STPJVO TELG
AMEN CoM6R ABouT Ms
HS4E H5 HAD on HIS FIRST
TRIP 70 nFE sic TbpN
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-13
BASEBALL


LEA-A6 LEAuLEs
At Fcrt worth r. II. E.
san Antonio ....-.-..-.-.---. IL .
Fort Worth -.....-...Z 0
Batteries. san Antonio. Mullins and Glib
SON. Fort Worth, Lee and Kerns-
At Dallas Ri. E
ElolstoA 1900 -.--.----- .-.--- III 10 O
Dalias Observation-Disclosures 3
Batteries. Houston. Lewis and Dowies
Dallas Huet- and Merritt. Wilson.
At waco r. H E
ShrevCr urt Observation-Disclosures Is @
~ al9 -------|--- ----ss u 2
Batteries shreveport. SeweIl and Hung
ling Waco, Pecerron and White.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-13

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