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By .G,a97

land to fight Jem Smith, the British
champion for the worlds title. Smith
had issued a challenge 70 fight any
man in the world. and Sullivan was
expected 10 accept the defi but for
some reason John L. backed out
Jake Kilrain. who had also vainly
attempted 10 get Sullivan in the ring,
then volunteered TO fight the British
was presented at Baltimore with the
Fox belt emblematic OF the heavy
weight championship of America, and
the eostliest pugilistic trophy ever
awarded Charlie Mitchell accom-
panied Kilrain TO England, and Il
was arranged that the fight between
kilrain and Smith take place in De-
cember on an island in the Seine
near Rouen. France. for the belt. the
championship Of the world, and $4,000
side The men fought 106 rounds.
when darkness put an end TO the
contest, which was called a draw, al
though kilrain had the shade When
kilrain returned TO America Sullivan
consented to meet him, and Jake lost
in rs rounds
THE CLASS IN sPORTOGRAPHY
England claims TO be the birth
place Of boxing. but that was re-
birth for the original promoter OF
fistic science was Theseus. king Of
Athens. who reigned 1000 years ago.
=
What are the weight limits for the
varied classes Of boxers2
Your wait limit is "a hours
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-24

I far more likely to pull off a brilliant
stunt that may turn q game. Weaver
more resourceful when quick thinking
is demanded.
Altogether Groh Is steadIer and more
Z dependable He is almost as brilliant
as his fiery. fighting rival. throws
better, hits better. runs the bases
better On covering ground Groh has
the advantage in getting balls driven
down the line back OF third and on top
Of the base
All this may appear 10 be criti-
cism of Weaver. which II f. not.
Were he to be compared with any
other third baseman In the Ma
tiOnal league he would stand out
perhaps further above them than
GrOh does above him
GrOh has had a remarkable sea-
son-the best he ever has shown he
and Weaver have a point in common;
each would be more vaiua BILE TO his
team as short stop than as a third
baseman-not that they are better
shortstops than third basemen. but
because either could play short bet
ter than the present incumbent can
DO. GrOh has worked very well with
kopf and has, in fact. covered many
Of the weaknesses Of his teammate By
his ability TO cut in fast toward the
pitcher and handle slow hit balls that
kopf could not reach excepting BY a
desperate effort Weaver. too. is good
in this respect, and each allows his
shortstop to play a deeper field. More
and Risberg than between GrOh and
kopf and an examination win show
that Groh has been the active princi-
pal IN cutting off such hits.
Weaver Is Eager.
Weaver's tense eaEerness has its
advantages and its disadvantages IN
such a series as the coming one II
tends 70 make him liable TO blow the
easy chances and atone, in part al
least, by grabbing the desperate ones.
He will have plenty OF desperate ones
10 take a chance at.
GrOh will not have as many
chances 10 handle hunts rs Weaver
VIII. The White Soxs although
much improved in that respect
this season. are n VIGOROUSLY bad
some Of them can hut they do not
do II much excepting in the sur
prise attaek. Straight sacrificing
is not much in their line. The
Reds, on the other hand. are a
clever lot OF hunters, and they
mix up the straight sacrifice with
the surprise attack.
Both teams are skllfuI in the use
Of the squeeze, but one can make a
quick guess at this system because
neither team uses Il excepting when
certain batters are up IN other words.
neither third baseman is much in
danger of being caught mapping on
hunts There is nothing 70 choose
between them in the actual fielding
Of hunts and no advantage to either
in sizing up a situation.
Altogether rhe Reds have a very
decided advantage at third base and
in spite Of the comparative unimport-
ance OF the position in ordinary games
third base is liable to be a very vital
spot during a contest between these
two clubs.
dope on comparison OF the infield po-
sitions. Next we will tackle the out
fielders and see how they figure
Copyright, 1913. the Bell Syndicate. I
Incl
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-24
Who's Who In World Series
HARRY GROH Third Base
D. EARNEsT LANIGAN

HENRY KNIGHT GROH Cor Greaux),
like many another Red. was sent
to Cincinnati by John J. McGraw.
When he went to Redland Groh was
ready to win his spurs and he GER
tainly has done so. being unanimously
proclaimed now the best third base
man in the National league. and one
Of its most dangerous players.
Is Good in Pinehes.
Groh is one OF the athletes who
rises to the occasion and has been
prominent in all the tight battles
played by the Morans. Credited with
five round trip swats this year. three
OF these blows have wrecked games
the pitchers who suffered being Mike
Cantwell Of the Pills. on August 26;
Artie Nehf Of the Giants on August
%. and the same man. when he was
q Brave. on July Il.
Groh also hit for the circuit on
June "A against Scott OF Boston. and
on July y against Smith. Of Phila-
Henry knight has knocked in
so runs for the Reds this year.
three OF them being scored In the
seventh inning of the game of
June /. through n triple procured
off the National leagues Bill
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-24
WILL MEET THE
ARMY-CITY
CHAMPS
Plans For a Three-Day
Stopover Are Made by
Umpire Harry Kane.
FLAG WINNER OF
AMER. ASSOCIATION

A MEXICAN association 1913 cham
"A pions. the St Paul club. will play
a series OF three games IN Fl Paso
on October 8. 4 and 5. during a stop
over here while euroute to Los An
gsIes for a series with the Pacific
Coast league champions Il present
plans materiallzs- Umpire Harry.
Kane. who is handling the series FOR
Army and City league officials. s
awaiting definite word from manager
Mike Kelly Of the St Paul team. which
Is 70 leave Chicago on September 90.
relative 10 satisfactory dates here
The three games in Fl Paso would be
the only ones 10 be played By the St
Paul team prior 70 arriving on, the
coast for the championship series vita
either the Los Angeles or vernon
clubs. These two teams are having
a close fight FOR pennant honors at
present
Officials Approve Series.
Sanction OF the action OF umpire
Kane in arranging for the series was
unanimously obtained Tuesday night
az the weekly meeting OF the execu-
tive committee OF the Army and City
league
The recent series with AIbu-
querque when local players
CONTINUED on Next PaEe.l
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-24

Gus man In pinches. a quick starter.
last on fielding hunts and a corking
throWer. His ability 10 get balls hit
straight down the line and TO blocE
hard drives IS remarkable. Admitting
that he has been hitting harder this
season than he Is licensed TO do IN
average years. yet the same applies
to Weaver. Neither man Is a legiti-
mate 800 hitter. yet both have been
over that mark the greater part OF the
season. Neither is a long driver or a
cleanup man, yet both have been lac
ing. out long smashes.
In batting in this series Groh
figures much better than the nv
eraEes for the season. Not only
Is the pitching less calculated to
stop him than the pitching OF the
Reds figures 10 handicap Weaver.
but there r. the personal element.
Weaver has one bad faulf for a
ball player. This fault affects his
s batrinE and hurts his base run
ming. He e. of the high tension.
nervous, overeaEer type of mnn
IA man Of nerve and brains and
courage.
At the bat he is over anxious at all
stages and more liable to be so in a
series upon which so much depends
than he is in the regular season He
draws fewer bases on balls than al
most any regular player in either
league, chiefly because he cannot re-
strain his intense desire to hit. He Is
a bad waiter, Groh a very fair one
Weaver is more liable to swing at bad
balls, more likely TO swing at the
wrong time through over anxiety to
Faster on Bases.
with speed almost equal. Groh Is
the better man on the bases, although
Il must be admitted that Weaver is
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-24
Heroes of Former Series
w orld's Championship
FOLLOWING is a list OF the he
i roes NJ former worlds series.

FOLLOWING is a list OF the he
L roes Of former worlds series:
1s0s-Bm Dineen. pitcher. Bos-
ton A L
1e04-Ne series played.
1905-Christy Mathewsou. pitch
er. New York n. L.
1s06-George Robe. third base.
Chicago A. L
1s07-Harry steinfeldt. third
base. Chicago y. L
19os-Frank Chance, first base,
Chicago n. L
1903 - Bate Adams pitcher.
Pittsburg n L
1910-Jack Coombs. pitcher,
Philadelphia A. L
1911-Frank Baker. third base.
Philadelphia A. I.
1912-Buck Herzog. third base,
New York y. L.
1s13-Eddie Collins. second base,
Philadelphia A. L
1914-Hank Gowdy, catcher,
1s15-Duffy Lewis. outfielder.
Boston A. L.
1s16-Harry Hooper. outfielder,
Boston A. L.
1s17-Urban Faber, pitcher, Chi
cag0 A L
Is1s-Herb whiteman. outneld-
er, Boston A. L
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-24

.TTOORAYi At last the Cincinnati
I1Reds show superiority over their
rivals, the White sox. in one position.
The dope indicates that Heine Groh
has all the class in comparison o. tae
guardians OF the third bass over Buck
Weaver-and the honor is the more
to be appreciated because OF the fact
that Weaver is probably the ranking
third sacker OF the American league
Groh shows Up Better.
It is not disparag cement Of Weaver
to have the figures rate him below his
Red legged opponent De Is being
compared with the best third baseman
OF the present 0eneratlon and the only
third baseman who approaches the
mark set by Nash. Bradley and Jimmy
Collins. That Weaver compares even
as well as he does with the Red IS
compliment TO him Even compared
upon the basis OF usefulness in his
own league Weaver does not equal bis
rival. but for purposes OF this series
he loses even more points.
In this series the Chicago third
baseman Is up against a harder
proposition than Is his rival
Weaver viii have many more hard
chances than GrOh viii have. and
this Is certain TO detrnct from
his average work. The Reds this
year have been remarkable for
their hitting down the third base
line. What the reason for this
has been is not for me 10 decide.
unless they have been slow balIed
by the majority OF pitchers, which
seems impossible Besides. they
have been pulling speed pitching
in that direction.
Viewers job is certain to be DIFF
ficult one. as the Reds figure to hit
both CicOtte and Williams in that di-
rection-
Groh Hits Better.
Groh is the better hitter, a danger
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-24
CicOtte Starts
Against Browns

Chicago, III. Sept 24-With the
opening date for the worlds series
set and all seats for three games AT
the Chicago American league park
sold the White Sox today wers out
% take the single game needed from
st Louis TO validate the arrange
ments. Eddie Cicotte. White Sox
pitching ace, had been specially
groomed to hurl a victory today and
thus elinch the gennant OF their
I'VE remaining games, Chicago needs
but single victory.
Local fandom hoped for a Detroit
victory over Cleveland should St.
Louis trounce the league leaders.
W It'll four games more TO plav a
single loss would put Cleveland out
Of the running.
Both Cleveland and Chicago have
had several days layoff.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-24

MAY I not observe that some men
W take no heed Of strikes as long
as the home brew distnI keeps on
working?
At a recent meeting in New York.
plans were announced to conduct
boxing on a high plane. under the
exclusive club membership plan sim
liar to the National Sporting Club Of
London. Tex Richard the famous
promoter Of championship events,
Anthony Drexel Biddle, the noted
Philadelphia patron OF boxing. and
Gutzon Borglum the renowned sculp-
tor ana follower OF the game were
among the great sport lights present.
ana the event sugurs well for the
elevation OF the manly art
Johnny Kilbane. featherweight
champion OF the world. viii retire
from the ring very soon. he an
nounced recently. No date has been
set klbaue Is running for the city
council Of Cleveland. one Of the main
planks n his platform being boxing
reform for the city He IS a strong
ADVOCATE Of heavier gloves and short
e. fights.
~ men ne settles on GATE OF re-
tirement Kibane viii name several
leading featherweights and bantam
weights, including Bonnie Vulgar.
frankie Burns. Joey Fox and Joe
Lynch. as contenders for the title. ne
ne said II is his plan for these
fighters to compete in a tournament,
Lynch. as contenders for the title,
on the winner
kilbane's inactivity has no doubt
oee- caused By the death Of his lit
tle daughter. and also the demands
o. politicians in Cleveland. Johnny
mas Deen boxing since 1907. and IL
Is now seven years since he won the
title from Abe AtteI.
Sandy and Mac had played togeth-
er Tor years. but they had never en-
tsrec golf tournament. In their
Llrsl meeting they reached the semi
mas ana were drawn 10 play
against each other They played q
sood natcn play game, and at the
seventeenth hole were all square.
boLn We're very nervous on the home
Tee, as the thought OF getting into
the Iinal round was almost too good
70 be true Sandy pulled his drive
On the rough, while Nae sliced badIv
into the long grass 70 the right.
As they left the tee on their diver
gent routes when they could no long
er observe one another. Mac broke
the painful silence by remarlrinr.
Remember, Sandy. Gods watching"
TODAY N PUGILISTIC ANNALS
1857 Jake kilrGin sailed for Eng
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-24

New York representative in the
series, Is one of the leading twill
ers of the Reds and Charles H.
See. an Ouffielder, is from Long
Island.
Connecticut has one representative
on the National league club. William
E. Kopf the shortstop.
Felsch From Wisconsin.
Wisconsin. where numerous White
Sox players have played before COM
ing 10 Chicago. claims only one mem
Der in the baseball classic this sea
son He is Oscar ('sHappy'D Felsch.
star outfielder OF the American
league.
The little island OF Cuba. where
baseball is becoming the national
game and the place from which sew
eral players have gone into the ma
jor leagues in this country, viii have
its representative. in the person Of
Adolpho LuQue, a pitcher, whose home
is in Havana. Luque is a member Of
the Reds
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-24
CUBS AND CARDS
DIVIDE DOUBLE
Other Games of National
League Rained Out in the
East: American Also.

St Louis. No, Sept 24.-chieago and St
Louis divided their double header. the Cubs
winning the first game BY punching hits
off Jacobs in four innings Tuesday. The
locals took the second game.
Herzog was banished from the game and
fined $50 while thR visitors were at bat
IN the seventh for not promptly obeying
umpire O'Days orders TO abandon his rest
ing place near the grandstand and 80 to
: l. IL l.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-24

Totals .--..--.....-.s5 II q Il
zRan Tor Ciemons in seventh
EBatted for Jacobs in ninth.
Score by innings
Chicago .-...-.--......-... COO OIL 20l-5
St Louis .-.-----.-.--. 100 u0e 0-Q-1
Two base hits. Heathcote. .. Three base
hits. Jacobs, Hollocher. Stolen bases. Mer-
kie. Hollocher. Eiilifer. Double plays
Lavan. Hornsby and 1foiiwitz- Base on
balls. of Martin. .: Jacobs. .. Innings
pitched. by Martin. us. Hit BY pitcher.
by Jacobs fDeaD. Balz. Jacobs. Struck
out by Martin. .. by Jacobs. l.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-24
TRACK SLOWS UP
CIRCUIT RACES
Two Events On Card Are
Held Over Temporarily;
Heavy Track.

Columbus. O.. sept. 24-Due to a
slow drying track Tuesday but three
OF the five Grand circuit races sched-
uled were started. the other two. the
board Of trade 2.05 pace. purse $4,000.
and the chamber OF commerce 2;0s
trot. purse $4,000. going over until
Wednesday.
An attempt was made to finish the
2;09 class trot. the 2:15 class trot and
the 2:17 class pace. but so many DIFF
ferent heat winners developed that
in only two. the 2-15 trot and the 2:0g
trot were there decisions. DR.. Nick
won the former In 2:O9A without be-
ing seriously annoyed. but Red Bon
had a great battle before first money
went to him in the 2.09 event
Tommy Direct won the first heat
In the second mile he died in the
stretch, Red Bon coming on to win
and for his hackers pay S157-50 in
50 mutual Red Bon tired in the
third heat ana finished in the ruck,
while Oscar Watts won. At sunset.
they went at It again and Red Bon
lasted the longest in the stretch
drive and won the race Best time
2-10H.
A Heavy Track.
IN the 2.17 pace, Dan J" did not
seem 10 like the heavy track he
sold a TWO to one favorite in the
auctions, but failed TO win heat until
the third
Able Bond beat him a nose the first
trip. while PlucIzy billiard won from
him the second heat This race went
over until tomorrow Best time
208L
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DrNDEE Is VICTOR

Boston, Sept. 24.-Johnny Dundee.
OF New York was awarded a referees
decision over Charlie Parker. OF Bos-
ton in q - round bout Tuesday night.
The men arc lightweights.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-24

Two base hit. Deal Three base hits. Nc
Henry. lfaFee- Stolen bases. Stock Horns
by. Dilhoefer. Sacrifice hits. Heathcote.
Schultz Double plays. Lavan. Horushy and
1Iollwlrz .. Base on halls of Hendrix. 8:
Goodwin s. Hit BY pitcher. by Goodwin
fAIcCabe)- Struckout, by Hendrix, ?; BY
Goodwin. ..
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Ihs only honest short cut to
wealth Is OH Write for the liter
asure Of an honest company.
DETROIT OIL CORPORATION
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Long hits. steals. sacrifices:


Groh's record in double plays:
Unassisted, 2; started. IL; helped
in, 2; finished. 81 total, q.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-24

Ohio. where tho other enc OF tnS
v-6rId's series viii be played, IS tlea
--f4h california for third place N the
list Of contributing states Il lays
claim TO four members. me becn-
Eve state uuartette are all mem oers
Of the Reds Henry s5ron. star -. .
l5a=eu5an. and Earle Neale. our1leloer
81 Cincinnati, and Harry p t-sll1n ,
sallee. pitcher. and Henry W.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-24

BY HUGH 5. FULLERTON.