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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-25

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TRAJES IN ABoSoG. : "a MEDIA. CoTtc
o.. -1ntc. tI.ircs s=:i!cs. Yea MS UsIss;ras
hoy ,n;smo. Vicente Sosa, SO Dc!orosast-
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-24
COMMODORES IN |
THE MUD AGAIN
Practicing All Sorts Of FOR
nations in ooze Up to
Their Neeks.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Oct sl-Tt
Commodores have been favored by Il
am GODS with more liquid otferinl
this week and practice for ire M.
Auburn game has been hampered. Isl
even with a hard rain and with q
tleld as slick as a glass window q
Commodore. pilot has had his chars
on 2 feld running signslA and dol
awning else that the weather WOO
Commodore Dan figures that it Il b
ter for his men to brave he eIemei
ana get their football forgery muaf
man II is to stay inside ana brave 4
Plalnsmen next Saturday With a teS
that is not ia condition, Reports WI
have sifted in this direction froha q
direction OF Birmingham indlcats th|
the Plainsmen have a strong Ake4
cation and that they are paftieaIaf
anxious TO annex the scalp of NEG
MeGugin is continuing his work
the backfield in an effort to dAveiI
a powerful offensive for ne rsaii
that the attack must be consiaArau
strengthened II he hopes to score al
points on the DonahUe machine, n
Richardson is being run In at haifba|
and may start the game there In 81
Wade's injuries force MIN TO view q
game from the sidelines.
Wigs and Floyd are being nut n
condition as fast as the Sloppy weath
will permit. The veterans viii be IN ID
trim after they have received q I'D
more training and will be ready
dupNeate their performance OF III
when they ran over the Auburn tAa
and aided materially In the slaukhK
OF that outfit by the McGugin rhaehiA
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-24
HIGH PICKED TO
BEAT VOCATIONAL
IN ANNUAL GAME
Coach Curtin, Of Vocational,
Has Made Changes During
the Week, However, and
Predicts Surprise.

Central High rules A favorite over
Vocational High in the ahnuhl. game
between the two elevens scheduled for
Friday afternoon at 3 o'clock at Hodges
field.
After a hard weeks grind following
the deadlock Of last weak with MayfiAld
High Coach 0ronauer, Of c. n. S.,
states that his machine Is in excellent
condition and Is confident OF rompinE
home with the bacon,
Vocational has made a number Of
needed improvements during the week
also and the tip from Coach Curtin is
TO the effect that High ID due the grand
eat surprise o. the year. l.,'D.
Changes IN the line and bAckfield have
added considerable strength TO the yol
rational eleven and the new combina-
ton ID working with > precision that
was never known before, IA a result
yocatlonai followers are jubilAnt to a
keeh dek. 20.
NJ. U. $. has already scalpAd voca-
tional but II the latter can turn ana
do likewise to High, the city football
situation will be even more nluddled
than the political battle-ground.
aI
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-24
SATURDAYS PROGRAM
ON ALL CRIDIRONS

At Clemson, S. C,-Universlty Of Ten.
nessee vs., Clemson.
Al Nashville, Tenn,-vAnderbilt Va.
Auburn
At Roanoke, vA--v. M. !. We. David.
son.
At Austin, Tex.--Baylor Va. Unlver-
sity Of Texas,
AT a and n ,Solless, Miss, Mary
At New orleAns--Tulane va. Ole Miss,
AT Pittsburgh. PAr-Georkta Tech Va.
Pittsburgh.
AT Cambridge, Mass.-vlrsinia VA,
At Chicago, m-Northwesttrn vs..
Chicago.
Al trbAna, m.-wlsconsln Va, Mi.
Al Minneapolis, Minn.--fowa Va. MIN.
~ Ann Arsor, Mith-ohio state ".
Al last Lansing, Mich Michigan
Al Notre Dame, ln9-Notre Dame VS..
WRhtef state Normal
AT Columbia, Mo,-Mlssouri "a. Drake,
At Omaha, Neb.-Oklahoma VS.. Me-
braska,
At Ames, la,-Kansas vs., Ames,
Az Franklin, Ind ~--Franklin VS.. St.
At Omaha, Nsb,-creiEhtch "a. Mar.
Al mdtAnap6ns-Rose Poly "a. But.
Ter.
AZ Lawrence. KAs. -naAken Institute
VS.. Salina wesleyan.
Al Manhattan, Kas,--Kansas Aggies
At Charlottesville, lnd.-wabash vs.,
AZ Shreveport, La ,~AfkanSas Va
Louisiana.
AZ wooster, o.-wooster vs.. Case.
At Cincinnati, O.-Cincinnati w. Dem
Al clsyelAnc, o.--westsrn Reserve
W, BALDWIN. WAllAce,
AAtt S 8SfSiGa Wa RI lBsioi, V R SSs5lln'
At Saltwater, Okla southern Meth.
odlst University Va uklahdfnA A and M.
At Wichita, kas. -~Fairinount vs., state
AT Delaware, o,-ohio Northwestern
vs. Ohio Wesleyan,
At Valparaiso, n d,-Great Lakes Va,
Valparaiso.
AT St, Louis. Mc,-washinSton VS.,
Al Cedar Rapids, n.-cArletOn W.
At vermluion, $ p--south Dakota
| w, Morninkside,
At Cedar Fallr. M.-upper Iowa We
state Teachers C'ollNke,
At Fairfield, la,-Cornen vs., Parsons,
At nes Moines, la,-Des Moines vs.,
Simpson
At Albion, Mich Albion VS., Alma
AT kewahee, Tenn, Kentucky Va
University OF south
AT Springfield, wilmington vs.,
wittenhnrgI AL
At Gambler, o--kenyon "a. Ohio
University. -
At Marietta. o.-Muskinsum "a, Ma.
rietta-
At Appleton, wis-LawrAnce "a. Ste.
vents Point
At Lexington, Ky,-Centre Va, Tran
sylvania,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-24
N. u. S. Leaves For
MGyftetd Expecting
Tough Opposition

N. U. s. pulled out early Friday morn
ing for Mayfield, KY, to meet the May
tieid High eleven on the latter's grounds
Friday afternoon. Coaches Hippler and
Schloss took the entire squad along
With the expectation Of meeting the
toughest opnosition Of the schedule.
Central High OF Memphis and this
same Mayfield eleven figured in a III
tie a week back and the contest will
therefore furnish the fam with some
idea of the relative strength of the
Green and Gold VS., the Ped and Blue.
Stiff signal drill Thursday in the mud
brought training to an end for this
struggle. The team returns to Mem
phis Saturday morning. The lineup as
announced by Coach Hippler is as fol-
lows:
Rainey. leftf end; M~eGoldrick, left
tackle; Ivy, left guard; Lawrie Cc.). cen
ter: Willins. right guard: Crump, right
end; Smithwick, quarterback; Gibbons.
right half; Creson, fullback; Shea, left
half.
Substitutes: Thompson, johnson, FL
fer, Dent, Barclay.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-24
CHANGE IN SIGHT.

changes 81 A decided nature may fol.
low Fridays annual game between No-
cAtionAl and High, The shift depends
upon vooationsrs ability TO deal n
singing blow to High, thereby joltins
the Green and Gold from her long ac-
customed seat OF honor,
Vocational has been eliminated by Nj.
u. &, and II the former eau, In turn,
drop High the situation viii he a merry
one, This habit of eliminating each
other has come 10 he a recognised art
IN the football world, until the pop
eyed dopester is eventually left in the
Deuce OF a fix,
At the same time very few blokes
have been detected in the act of bet
ting large sums on the Vocational pos
sihilitieS.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-24
RED DOLAN WILL
TACKLE HERRING
IN LOCAL ARENA
New Orleans Lightweight Sc
cured to Travel 8 Rounds
With TOpnotCh Miller for
Monday Night, Nov. 3.

a battle OF redheads will be The at
traction at the Southern Athletic club
On Monday night, Nov. 3, when Rebel
hed Herring, now OF Memphis, will
meet Red Dolan, of New Orleans, in An
elEht-roupd mill. Herring and Dolan
VII make 1Sb pounds at the ringslde.
4lQian iS expected to arrive in Memphis
the latter part of next week to bonn
ptots his training for Herring, who Is
already here and in training.
Both Herring n Dolan are around
me top among the Eighties, and their
bout should be one Of the best that has
aver been STAGED In Memphis. Herring
hAA bekn under the managerial wing OF
Kid Elberteld, Little Rock baseball
manager for the past several months.
but is now in other hands. and SAYS he
\ confident that he Is headed for the
mace nov. occupied by Benny Leonard.
Herring has met a number Of good boys
ana has made a fine showing, and Is
confident that he will be returned a
winner when he meets Dolan.
Red Dolan has been boxing for some
time, and has victories to his credit
over some OF the best that the light
Weight contingent has to offer, He hits
with both hands, Is clever and is ag-
kressiveness itself, He makes his home
IN New Orleans and has met a number
81 firet-clAss mitt wielders during the
nAet year. He ls now In training in
New Orleans. working with other fight
ers who are getting in shape for APP
nroAehing bouts.
Herring Hard at Work.
RED Herring has been In Memphis for
the past several days, and has already
started training, working at the South.
arm Athletic club arena with n number
on good Memphis boys, Red says he Ia
anxious to make hts home in Memphis
and ID going out TO win % many fights
A. possible, and that he believes he has
the goods. TO make himself q home With
local fight fans, who, be knows, are
for anybody who packs the fistlc goods,
Both Herring and Dolan are OF the
ftAry-topped variety, each having a
thktch that resembles a %Goldenrod bush.
They are both natural kladiators ana
f3hsesA a love OF combat that Is very
much TO the advantage OF a hattler,
The approaching Mill promises to be
one OF the fastest ever staged in Mem
nhiA Good preliminaries are also being
Arranged for the show.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-24

TO a nice share OF coin for taking
Herman on. We believe that Moore
will eventually get the match, as no
Is the only boy who viii draw the
Immense gate that Will be necessary
to pay the expenses connected With
the show, Herman's $4,000 includ.
ed" concluded Nate.
Match Still Hangs Fire,
The Thanksgiving day match is stln
hanging fire, with Promoter Tortorich
demanding that Pal Moore sign a con
tract calling for a 5o-50 split after Sl2,-
900 has been deducted from the gate,
and with Moore asking more money
than that, Tortorich is now figuring
on another plan which may bring
Lynch and Moore together on Thanks
giving day in an elimination match, the
winner to draw the Herman bout, which
would probably be staged around
Christmas time,
Herman has issued a statement In
which he is willing to meet either
Moore or Lynch and that he has no
preference in the matter, His terms
have been met and whoever the pro-
motors decide on, Pete says he'll be
ready to climb through the ropes and
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-24

defend his title. Herman states that
n HE ~ 9n w.. ,ti ~ .,S Al n I. makes nss S.d y t thas
and that the boy he. meets will make
ably b somewhere near l2O pounds
when he dons the gloves. Neither
Moore or Lynch will weigh over 100
pounds, and Moore would enter the
ring under that figure, for his natural
weight is around III ard t19.
In case Moore is successful in land
ing the mill, Memphians BY the score
him win the title. Already Billy Hack
is figuring on a special train which
win be crowded to the b%ell-cord In case
Pal succeeds in making the match.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-24
THE HAYS

No coach has raced tougher work than
Frank Hays at c. r. G. The former
Vandy end not only did not have a
leftover 10 start with, but he also
opened without a man who had ever
made HE fret tackle In a regular game
AboutAAll the gang knew about foot.
ball was that Il was quite a eport at
Aikh and at NJ, Y, s, and that 10 other
years the Purple and Gold had been
on hand with an annual machine Of
class and Accomplishment.
HAYS. therefore,, wal blocked off he
fore he ever started, But. neVerthe-
less. IL wac un TO him 70 begin some
time or another and TO date he has
dropped but n ksme~sthA same be-
ing the only one ne has played.
HAYS required that one affair to give
him muohly needed information on the
abilities OF his men. ~Scrimmage Of
tered but little dope on the real situa =
ton, as the opposition was too light,
But once the team was up against the
true article IL was quite another mat
ter. on his next start Frank is look
inf for 4 decidedly different result,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-24
AS FOR HERMAN,

Those who figure Pete Herman on the
verge Of collapse should prime them.
selves for a decided shock in case the
champion defends his title on or about
thanksgiving day in New orleans,
The kid is not nearly so gone as PEG.
ple have felt. But he is quite a finan.
cial character, taken up and down.
In eight and ten-round no-decision
contests Herman has gore in with the
sole idea of collecting the kale, The
public has been overlooked and TIE
press report that followed has not
amounted to q string of beans, Regard.
less of the outcome he was still cham.
pion by right OF possession.
But when Herman steps out with
something at stake Il will he no SUR
prise to see the little king in his beat
form, faster than lightning itself, ana
prepared in every way for the final
test.
He may be beaten, for sooner or latAc
all must come to the end Of the trail.
but this does not mean that Pete Is
yet = cripple and a simp combined.
Think II over
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-24
Kid McC Oy Held
On Charge OF
Color Blindness

KANSAS CITY, Mo, oct. "a
Kid Mccoy. former middleweight
pugilist, was arraigned in a justice
court here today on a fugitive war
rant, on complaint from Tulsa,
Okla, and was released on $500
bond. Trial was set for Oct. 81.
The Oklahoma complaint charged
the former pugtlist with misappro-
prtation of $500, alleged TO belong
to a moving picture corporation for
which Mccoy had been selling
stock.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-24
TAM CHAMP PREPARING TO DEFEND HIS TITLE
Pat Moran Receives
$1,000 In Gold
On Silver Platter

FITCHBURG, Mass, Oct "a
Citizens on F7tehburg honored Pat"
Moran, manager Of the worlds
champion Cincinnati Reds last night
az q banquet that was the culnt-
nation, OF A series on receptions that
have been rendered him since he
led the Reds TO victory over the
White Sox, Mayor Frank H. Foss,
IN behalf OF the citizens. presented
$1,000 in gold to him, on a silver
platter.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-24

By Coy1e Shea -

NOTE TO PAT MORAN.
Of FitchburE, Mass, presented Pat Moran, manager OF
ampion Reds, with $1,000 on a silver patter.-NewsN Note,
I've Just completed reading, Pat,
With nothing else to do.
Where Fitchburg passed the. platter and
Made up a pot for you.
And knowing, Pat, that you must be
As busy as a bee,
ia urge that you retain the plate
And give the rest to me.
It's not that you have got too much,
Nor any such A gag,
For bringing Cincinnati up
To win a seasons flag
But, Pat, in case you wish to aid
A friend financially, ,
I'd Just suggest you keep the plate '
And pass the rest to me.
Don't soak Il IN 4 mining scheme
Or in Z kindred line;
| know a bunch OF OILERS who
Have skinned a friend Of mine.
But when think about the way
You ran me up a tree,
| must suggest you keep the plate
And slip the rest to me.
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$I5O,OOO Offered
For Heavyweight
Championship Bout

NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 24.--An offer
Boxing match between Jack Dempsey,
heavyweight champion Of the world, and
Joe Beckett, English champion, to be
held here this winter, was made here
tonight for pempsey's end to Jack
KAarne, Dempsey's manager, by D. ].
Tortorich, representing a local syndi.
cate, The offer Ia sun pending,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-24
FIRST TOURNEY
Of LUMBERMENS
GOLF CLUB OPENS
Twelve States Represented in
Memphis Association Play
on Links of the Colonial
Country Club.
BY |, p. ROBERTSON.

Twelve states are represented in the
coteris of lumbermen who are piayIns
IN the first annual tournament Of the
Lumbermens Golf association of Mem
phis on the links Of the Colonial C6un-
Try club Friday. The tourney is for
one day, the contest being a 36-hole
handicap medal play affair.
over a dozen cups and other fine tro.
piles will be distributed to the success
tul players at the end of the days play.
The players will be handicapped from
The records of their home clubs, ANA
those not assigned handicaps from their
nome clubs will be handicapped from
their five lowest scores of this season,
Several automobile loads of visiting
contestants left the Hotel Gayoso short
~ after 3 o'clock armed cap-a-pie
with their golf accoutrements and
weapons and thirsting for the blood of
their rivals. Probably two score local
members Of the club went to the links
as early.
Among the visiting players are f. S.
Horn, Nashville, Tenn, editor of the
southern ~Lumberman; j. F. Kelly,
Ntchburg, Mass, W. j. Foye, Omaha,
Neb,; Nelson A. Gladding, Indianapolis;
p. H. Defebaugh, Chicago; Garrett A.
Lamb, Clinton, la. II. o. Robinson, Gin
cinnati; w. G. Champion, Louisville;
Phil Ryan, Lufkin, Tex; NJ. D. Alexan-
der. BelEoni, Miss; ]. W. Long, New
York; George Land, of Charleston,
Miss, and r. Carnahan, Of Pine Bluff,
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Wide Interest

.. Responsibility for the wide interest
lqmbermen throughout the country are
showing In the tournament may be
largely PLACED upon j. NJ. Pritchard,
secretary-treasurer, and r. r. Gadd,
chairman Of the membership committee,
who have been unstinting in their ef-
forts to make the first tournament of
the association a success.
The players will take luncheon at the
club and the event will close with a big
banquet at the CLUB in the evening, at
which election Of officers for the ensu-
ing year will take place, The Temporal
~ officers are w. N, C%oulson. president;
Ross j. Hackney. vice president; ], NJ.
P~ritchard, secretary and treasurer.
Chairmen OF the several committees
which worked to prepare for the meet
are W. n. Coulson, r, l.. Jurden. W. r.
Hyde, f. T. Dooley, r. r. Gadd and
]. r. McFaddeh.
The states represented by the large
number of players are as follows; Ten
nessee, Arkansas, Mississippi, Louisiana
Kentucky, Ohio, Indiana, Nebraska,
Massachusetts,, Texas, Iowa and New
York.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-24

II seams that the man who mas made
Frank Chance manager Of the Chicago
Cubs, succeeding Fred Mitchell ID the
same New York hakeball writer who
recently sold out William WriEley's In
ney oldfield, In hls reylklon az svanta
10 come he nov has Chance working
Tor WfikleS, instead q buying him out,