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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-25

that America ever saw. He was
later elected TO congress ard after
that 10 the senate
7 saw a note that you had the
other day about Billy Gibson's father.
He said that Morrfssey could beat both
Coffey and jeanette in one round. ]
want 10 tell you that Gibson's father
said something. I've been watching
fighting for 90 years. I've seen them
all. big and little. black and white,
but there never was but one John
AIorrissey-"
O'Brien Wa Good.
say" continued Thorley, just get
ting a new idea There was little
Irishman around in those days by the
name Of Larry O'Brieu. Old timers
will RENE mber him we'll That fellow
O'Brien could lick a tiger and give
the tiger the first bite. He only
weighed 40 pounds. never fought in
the ring, but used TO lick al the
fighters around New York just for the
fun Of IT, He could take them Up 10
$50 pounds and knock them silly I'm
just putting him in my story for des-
sert- II only goes TO show that many
siOnally."
Look Out for willard.
Tex Richard met a friend OF his
from Kansas the other day and said
earful Of stuff that almost knocked
him flat
This fellow has just left Jess
Willard said Tex, smiling Mt the
news. land says that Jess Il
black a. n Mexican. He's working
On HIS farm and f. harder than
slate pencil. He told me that VIII
lard is lighter now than he was
at Toledo. Jess didn't lay off after
the fight and fatten mp as most OF
the fighters do, hut pitched right
in to work the day he landed In
and hasn't stunned wRr.
Willard thinks right now that he's
the best fighter in the Wrld- He still
believes he was unlucky with Demp-
seys and I wouldn't be surprised 10 hear
any day now that he'd be willing 10
back himself for S25,oo0 against
Dempsey.
SUI Like Him.
You know there are lots OF people
who thought more Of Willard after
the Toledo fight than they did before
thought that fellow was a gutter.
They're convinced now that not one
inch of him has the tang Of cowardice.
He fought until nature quit him
don't think that 7 ever saw a grander
display OF gameness. He showed the
same brand OF courage that Lavigne
did against WolcOtL ! think he out
did Lavigne. Willard was down
seven times and never refused 10 get
up. He might have quit on any Of
these knockdowns and gotten away
with it.
~He never really thought of de-
feat nj all The day before the
fight Jess took me In his machine
over TO the arena and we sat there
for two hours. He wanted men to
so into the moving picture bust
ness with MIN and told me Of all
the money we'd have after the
bout.
w by I was in his dressing room
the day Of the fight and he was all
smiles We sat there kidding for
half an hour or so and finally, get
ting up and grabbing his robe, VIII
ard said; Well. let's go and have I
-hed ahmed thing over with"
Willard really thought that he'd I
win In round He didn't think that A
i was possible for q man 10 knock I
aim down"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-25
Football to Have
Promising Year

Football candidates at many uni
versities are now holding preliminary
practice Most Institutions viii not
begin their sessions until the latter
part Of this month, but the feeling
that it is vice this season TO take
time by the .forelock seems 70 be
prevalent Operations are already
under way at Harvard, Pennsylvania,
Amherst. Pittsburg and many other
colleges where the idea Of abstaininE
from practice until college opens
seems 70 have died out
a few of the colleges have already
issued schedules. Harvard has a
squad Of 90 men at work and a for
midable line OF coaches.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-25
Augie Rather to
Meet Nike O'Dowd

After several unsuccessful attempts.
a match has been made between
Mike O'DoWd. worlds middleweight
champion. and Augie Rather. the
Bronx pugilist. who recently returned
here from Great Britain They will
furnish the fistic attraction Of eight
rounds al the open-air Armory A. A.
of Jersey City, on September 29.
Paddy Mullins. manager Of O'DoWd, is
authority for this information
While both contestants are believed
70 be legitimate middleweights, one
Of the articles Of agreement strictly
stipulates that both shall weigh in at
the ringside at 15S pounds A for
felt Of $500 for weight and appear
ance was demanded by promoter Jen-
nings.
O'Dowd is also slated to try con-
clusions with Harry Greb in Pitts
burg, October 4.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-25
Women Golfers
To Start Play

New York, Sept. 25.-Seventy Of the
best women golfers in the country
have entered for the 1919 national
golf championship tournament. which
viii begin al the Shawnee Country
club at Shawnee next week.
The competition for the national
woman's title was held in 1916 at
Waverly Mass. when Miss AIexa Stir
ling, Of Atlanta. Ga, won by two and
one from Miss Caverly. Of the Phila-
delphia Cricket club. These two, as
well as several other winning and
losing finals in other years, are
among those who are entered and the
field viii be thoroughly representa-
tive.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-25

Philadelphia. Pa, Sept 25--Brooklyn
came from behind in the closing innings
and won the first game Of Wednesday,
double header The second was easy for
the visitors. It was 'Luderus" day and
the big first basernan was presented with
diamond stickpin by John Eeydler.
president OF the National league and with
a gold watch by William F. Baker, presi-
dent Of the local club. The second game
was the 525th successive contest Luderus
has played The presents were given 70
commemorate his breaking OF the major
league endurance record
First game P H E
Brooklyn ......-..... 600 600 11e-s /
Philadelphia --------- ol0 600 Oeo-l
Batteries. Brooklyn. Pfeffer and u.
Wheat. Philadelphia, Meadows and Ira
Eress0r-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-25

New YORK, Sept 25.-Supreme court
justice Wagner Wednesday granted
an Injunction restraining Ban B.
Johnson, president OF the American
league, from using any portion Of the
leagues sinking fund to defend the
suit brought against him by the New
York American league club in con-
nection with the suspension by John
son or Carl Nays, Yankee pitcher.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-25
WHITE S0X TEAM
SPRINGS REAL
COMEBACK
Under Kid Gleason Club
Makes Remarkable
Showing.
SAME TEAM THAT
FINISHED SIXTH

CHICAGO. Ill, Sept. 25.-When KID
\ Gleason succeeded Clarence Row
land as manager OF the ChicagO
Americans and started the 1913 sea
son with the same lineup that fin
ished sixth in the 1918 pennant race
after winning the worlds champion
ship in 1917. few baseball experts
figured that the White sox would win
the American league flag this season.
Reversal OF Form
But that is what has happened ana
the wise ones" are offering all SORTS
Of reasons for the startling reversal
OF form They say that playing
under q new leader was contribute
ing factor. but all agree that per-
haps the main one was that the
players themselves entered the game
this season with renewed con-
fidencs following the termination Of
the world war. Last season
majority OF the White Sox were eX-
pectfng to be called into military ser
vice any day. and this with the classi-
fication Of baseball as mon essentiar'
was a disturbing situation
The 1919 white SoU was team
grinding over the pennant road
minus some Of its main eOa-S. Joe
Jackson, the clubs leading batter
this season went into the ship
yards after batting 80 for seven
games; Oscar Happy Felsch.
quit the club after playing In 53
games; pitcher Fuber enlisted in
the navy after winning five Of
six games. while pitcher Claude
Williams went to work in the
shipyards when he had won six
and lost four games The loss OF
these four players proved a stag
EserfuE blow.
CIcotte in slump.
Added to this loss, Eddie Cicotte,
the veteran right handed and lead
ing pitcher in 1917, was in a slump
during the entire season. winning
only u games and losing 1s- But Il
was a different Cicotte El-is season.
His remarkable comeback has been
one Of the sensations o. the year and
his effective pitching is one OF the
chief reasons why the White Sox fin
ished out in front
That the White Sex VIII have przc-
tically a veteran lineup when the club
enters the baseball classic AGAINST
Cincinnati IS shown By the following
comparison OF the 1917 and 1918
lineups;
1sIz-Liebold. Il; 1IcLulIin. 81; 2.
Collins. 3b; Jackson. II; Felsch. cfs
GandiL ID; Weaves. IS; Schalk. c
191s-Liebold. II; Weaver. Sd; F.
Collins 2b; Jackson. IT, Felsch- CT
Gandil- ID; Risberg. IS; Schalk- c.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-25

Benny Valgar is about to take
Greeley's advice and go west. He
hopes 10 show the fight fans % the
west that he Is a better man than
champion kilbane. and viii ficht IN
every city IN which he can get an
oDDonent-and cash.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-25
DEFEAT BROWNS
WHILE MAPS
LOSE ONE
Joe Jackson's Timely Hit
Into Center Scores the
Winning Run.
BUNCH HITS OFF
EDDIE CICOTTE

Chicago. H.. sept 25.-Chicago won the
American league peunant by defeating St
Louis wednesday. jackson hit 20 right
certer and sent Liebold home WITH a run
which gave Chicago the right 20 battle
Cincinnati FOR the worlds series. The vis-
itors made their runs by punching hits
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-25

Two base his. hreuger. HIca-EIan. Ionns-
ton. Griffith Three base hit, Wheat sac
rifice hit Baird. Stolen bases. Hickman.
Griffith. Wheat Struckout. by MamauX,
1: By HoEg 8. Base on balls. off Ma
rnaux. 4; off Hogg. 4. off Wisner ? IN
niugs pitched Hogg. 5; Wisner. 4 Dou-
bic plays. Johnston 10 Konetchy- wild
pitch, 1famaux-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-25
ny JACK VEIOCK.

but they want TO know that the
national commission is composed Of
men who will act not for any particu-
lar interest or groups Of interests.
but for the good of baseball The
body as II now stands is not compe-
tent TO make disinterested decisions
for baseball The longer the reor-
ganization Of the commission is de-
layed the worse it viii be for base
ball
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-25

The Reds and Giants are tied in
team batting TO date. but the latter
Team is charged with something like
90 more errors on the season, which
IS the real cause Of the Giants down
fall.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-25

Where They Play Friday.
salt Lake at vernon.
Oakland at san Francisco
Sacramento at Portland
Los Angeles at Seattle
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-25
SERVED WITH A. z. F.

SIN IL Win Il r T.
y Virgil Barnes. brother OF I
= Jesse Bernes. who has been I
- purchased by the Giants from I
. Sioux City club OF the Western 4
, league, is not quite % years I
& old.
= When the United States de- =
= clared war on Germany in 1917 I
, the younger Barnes. though not I
= is years Of age at the time. en- I
= listed in the regular army and {
= served for nearly two years in (
, France. During the terrific 4
Silghting In the Argonne last fall Z
, he was gassed and spent three Z
, months in a hospital He re- Z
3 turned to the United States in q
March and received a tryout &
, with the Kansas City club of Z
, the American association. later q
being turned over to Sioux Z
, City. q
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-25
WALTER JOHNSON Ill.

Walter Johnson. II appears, was
taken i'll with malaria while the
Washington team was in Chicago and
had TO keep TO his bed in the clubs
hotel That accounts for his failure
TO pitch in this important series.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-25

CUBS EASY FOR GIANTS .
The Cubs proved rather easy =,
, plucking for the Giants this .
year, for Of the 20 games which .
composed the seasons series .
, between these teams McGraw's =
, men earned the decision in Il .
, The Giants and Cubs met first =
, in four game series at the .
, Polo Grounds and the Giants Q
, took three out Of four from .
, their ancient rivals. On the oc- .
, casion Of the Cubs next visit .
, 10 New York only two games .
, we're played. rain preventing .
, the playing Of the other sched- 9
, uled contests, and the Giants .
, won both On their second trip .
, Of the season 10 Chicago the .
, Giants dropped three in a row. -
but when they hooked up with =
, the Cubs at the Polo Grounds -
, they captured two out Of three .
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-25
STANDINGS

Where They Play Friday
Detroit at Chicago.
Boston at Washington
Philadelphia at New YORK
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-25
INDIANS LOSE ONE

Detroit Mich. sept 25.-With Leonard
pitching good bail and Detroit batsmen
hitting opportunity. the Tigers defeated
Cleveland "wednesday.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-25

Totals ...--.--..--- 81 : II 80 II
xOne out when winning run scored
xxRan for Wilson in ninth
Score by innings
New York ........-...... 200 600 600 a.
Boston ...-.....-.-..... 600 OIL 600 Is
Sacrifice hits. Cooney. BoeckeL Base on
balls. off Hubbel. i; of Filiingim. 3 Hit
By pitcher. by Hubbell. Q Struckout. by
FininEim. 4.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-25
FAVORITES WIN
CIRCUIT RACES
Snappy Program Features
Grand Circuit Meet
ing at Columbus.

Columbus. Ohio, Sept. 25.-In a pro-
gram Of Grand Circuit events full of
good stakes and in several OF them
good. strong competition. on a good
track. and with a big crowd looking
on. most Of the favorites Wednesday
cashed for their hackers. and no long
shots. to speak Of. went over in the
betting. NcGregor the Great won an
other good trotting stake in the 2;l2
Buckeye event from his rival. Marion
dale. He never was in trouble
A Fast Event.
IN the board Of trade 2;05 pace
there was much division or opinion
about the ability Of Sanardo again TO
defeat Grace Direct as he did last
week. and they were about even "a
vorites Sanardo won in straight
heats, however. in three hard miles
Best time was 2-034i. made IN lne
first heat. This was the fastest mile
Of the meeting so far.
Murphy also won the chamber OF
commerce 2-08 trot. with Don de Lo-
peg, which he drove for the Geers sta
Bile. Hollyrod was big favorite, but
she broke in three Of the four heats
The three year old trole the western
horseman futurity, had but four start
ers- Periscope won this event after
dropping the first heat TO Brusseloit,
due to a break
Don ]. also took the unfinished 2-15
pace
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-25

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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-25

Two base his. Teach. WambsEans, WOOD.
Three base hit, Ainsmith. Stolen base
TTambsEans. Sacrifice hit Young Double
play. Young 70 Bush 20 Heilmann- Base on
balls off Leonard, 5; off Bagby. l. Struck
cut. by Leonard, ]; By Baghy, 2.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-25

Where They Play Friday.
New York At Boston
Brooklyn at Philadelphia
Pittsburg at ST. Louis
Chicago at Cincinnati
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-25

At New York Il d z.
Boston .----....----- 200 200 COO
New YORK ..-...-.-. 600 900 00e-0 8 ?
Batteries Boston. Jones and Schangs
New York. Quinn, Thormahlen and Beal-
second game r H T.
New york ..... O10 900 900 600 IL I
Batteries: Boston. Hoyt and Mcneil.
schanE; New York. Shawkey and Ruel.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-25

zxBatted for Cicotte in seventh
Score By innings
r~-sr-.p, 600 020 g12-s
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Ell DIVORCTO DE la ACTRX CARMEN RUIZ
Y FL TORERO RODOLFO GAOM

hijos sea siempre del hombre.
-5Y Ell divorcio, Carmelita?
La gentil actriz no pudo c~ontener
IN suspiro -. Luego me dijo:
En- Espana es incomplete. Yea
listed mi caso.... A mi me han di-
cho: Themes razon; TODD, itodo. 10
que dices es justo; pero quedas con-
denada a no amar nunca, a no ser de
otro homhre; a no dar cabida jamas
en- tn corazon a una Illusion" Este
en- verdad, a los veinte amos es muy
triste.... mo cree listed que es muy
triste?
-iMucho, mucho!. ...-asenti
-Pero tambien-siguio diciendo e.
lla-vea listed 10 que sueede en- Fran
cha, donde la mujer Gambia de brazos'
de casa como insensible, dejando
siempre victimas ~irresponsables en-
pos de 81; los hijos. ESQ es tambien
horrible. -. Todo es horrible, por que
al cabo esas Gesigualdades, esas injus
ticias son obra irreparable de la Natu-
raleza... Pero habiamos convenido
en- que mi unico papel enAa vida era
va ser admiradora de Musset.
-iPor siempre?
-iPor s~iempre.... Que remedio?
-;No volvera a listed a 10 largo
de la vida, a reconciliarse con 81 ma
rido?
ESQ, no.. iNunca.
Lo dice listed con resolution Y has
ia afirmaria que sin pensar.
-Lo puede listed afirmar. He
dorado mucho. Tanto he dorado, que
aquellas largas pestahas que 20 teAia
POGO a poco las han lido quemando las
lagrimas y han desaparecido. ... Pc
70 va no lloro; entire otras razones,
porque no quiero yer tristes a mis- pa
dres.
les listed hija unica?
81 sehor. ..Tanto me e5fCerzo
por no apareoer triste ante mis- pa
ores que algunas veces. cuando estoy
contrariada, me encierro con un es-
pejo, ne pongo a hacer gestos Y a
reic ante 81 Y acabo por wolverine ale
gre..-..
Els curioso....
-Es un ejrrcicio che no falla...
Selo recomien5o q usteo.
Gracias, Carmelita ...I olga US
ted; ~icuanto tempo viVio con Gao
ia?
Tres meses-me interrogo.-Sl-
Tres meses $500. Hace mas de un ano
que nos separamos.
" Sc hubian usaedes trataGo
mucho? Sc conccieron en- America
cuando listed fu6 ALA con la compa-
lila Guerrero-Mendoza@
Nos conocimos aQui: pero nueS-
tros amores comenZaron en- America
En- reaidad, nuestra comunlc%clon
siempre fue por carta. Solo cuatro
meses nos tratamos; Fcro en- vista.
70 cspero todavia que Ia frerza
del tempo. INSIST
-Espera listed en- vano-aflrmo
Carr1elita.-Me he rrtugiado en- e.
arte, V quiero pensar que no hay hon.
bres nj hay NADIA one pueda conmo-
A 10 hecho, pecho. -. .Pero,
iah.,, Quiero que Olga listed una &C.
sa "onrc fl7nI &c rJestrA converse
cion. Fsto. ST.. Quiero que olga
listed que nc nc han Sustado nUnca
los toros. = ;nenosl los toreros. .
iVea usted 10 que son ias cosas de
"a yida!.....
e. Hcrmano Melitos.
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HISTORlA.

y,,.odios MilcareS Mexlcaac@-GceT-@
Tn5spenseacla e Invasion NoTeame IN
Dos toroS
ma 60, t-sd- Ics tempe he
roieos hasta "A T5c
r3;.fo-Ss Pacra. por don Jgsto Ste-T2,...
ASISs5A ~--r--1de desds ios pClnn-rS
S.-n5S basta IA czida del SeEuuao LmPS- m
no, I'm como tela
vida .n Mexico en- 1910. la:sF
rantes a7untcs de = eToSa, Po' $40
.Ey-,-56n = e ImPerio, Por SSIaoo
A~-GCuIt-o Erandes tones. eneas- A
de-nzdos en tel1 Con-
Mexico V.e;o , Aneedore9: PoI go -
- Os-r-6n. NcL2S hstorie1S, IeSeH- u,
=, y costun5res. Tn tomo tel .-S'-4'
vfs-o-,ras MexIcan1S-I-aof-
Zones ' Ley.ndas.-oo-a deS''oaoo
~-ultiva- e. Ssnt'1ieS.o pAU'2 -o1
ron d. iSs mlo' &c 4|Ns' --... soc
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NOyELAS H~ISTORICAS.

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ion eont-a Espana
N-.,Iaa de VI observation-disclosures &C
a epcca de a Rsf0rma
saeerdo.e , Caadino-Ep,s9di0S &c 3 IS
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-31

Mira cue vestido luces,
mira que hen tie has peinado,
iva Sc corcoe Que Nega
el que cstahas csperdndo:
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-31

Ell cara dc II narroqul2
manila Que clernes los oios.
para cv:tar tentacioEes
a los viejos Y I los mozCs.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-31

Ill. a tn madrc cue c'erfs
las puertas Y las .~entanas.
Que "a la entrado mi cariho
v Sc ha escondido CT N alma.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-31

San Juan Blutista 10
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Nuesca Sehsra de AEocha ...-.--.--... l9'
san Francisco dc Paula ...-...-.------. lot
san A=uSan t2'
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san Nicerte &c Pau -.--..-..-....-. ID
S.D F-a,cisro de Asis IS,
Offices &c DfQatos --...--.....-...- l5'
T,,s;La, A. las Cuareutz horas .......... l5t
Er-E+n S-5ora de Lourdes ............ Is
Oi!c!o Paryo de n E.rEen ...-.-....... l5'
San Miguel 10,
An Juan Neponuceno ............. l5c
Sar Ign2cio de Loyola $1,000. ....... Is
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-31

r. aire cue tc roGea
10 resDirc con mas ranas.
porque llega hasta mis- labio<
despuGs dc besar tn cara