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The Prescott daily news., 1919-08-15
A REAL FARM HOME-24Oa,

miles south of Prescott on main public highway, 14a in cultivation, 20a Der muda pasture, watered by overfowing well, sandy loam soil and Soc extra fertile creek bottom. 20a fenced and cross fenced with wire, nice room house, fine we'll with gasoline engine and large tank for water works. Large
The Prescott daily news., 1919-08-15

causs ne @sgvES 'sh ofusr Of 1oeiyty wn'on VIII forever prevent the slaughter of tho worlds young men. is n crime to wish to prevent blood. shed' Would not you wipe var and the responsibility of war from the earcn II you could! and you expect your iellowman to require you by branding you as an anarchist!
 IT Henry Ford is an anarchist so was every sisner of the declaration of Independence an devery participant in the Boston Teaparty."
 GETS A VICTORY BUTTON
The Prescott daily news., 1919-08-15

A pretty girl worker at the soldiers service bureau in New York pinning Victory button on a wounded dough- boy. These buttons are being distrib- uted all over the country to veterans of the great war upon presentation of dis charge papers. Silver buttons are awarded to wounded men, while the others are of bronze.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-27
CIRCUIT LEAGUE
NAGNATE5 MEET.
Will Change Schedule So
Games Can Be Played
Six Times Each Week.

Circuit league teams VIII play six
games a week in the future, begin
ming next week. as a result Of plans
made at meeting OF managers Of
the teams and officials Of the circuit.
held Tuesday night, at the W C. Walz
company. H. c. ludlow. Of the Walk
company. has already begun the work
OF mapping out a schedule for the
teams. and it will be completed with
in a short time. Al OF the clubs viii
be permitted TO play under the new
plan. and it win add much interest in
the circuit. as whole. it is believed.
VIII shorten Schedule.
The matter Of shortening the sched-
ule so that the winning team OF the
Circuit league could play a series with
the pennant winners Of the Army and
City, circuit was discussed at length
by the managers, and IL was decided
10 arrange the schedule so that il
would end at approximately the same
time as the other organization. Il is
proposed to either pick a team out of
the league at large TO face the Army
and City champions or in the event Of
opposition on this score the winning
in the series
It is probable that the Circuit
league will be continued at the end
Of the baseball season. being reformed
into football league. consisting Of
six or eight teams. II is felt that the
organization OF such a league would
so long way toward the further
ance Of clean athletics and promote
the formation Of an athletic associa-
ton
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-27
PLA YNG OF FORDHAM
STAR IS FEATURE OF
GIANT AND RED SERIES

NEW YORK, Aug. FIJI one Frank
~ Friseh, a robust, athletic looking
product OF F0rdham university lives
up to all of the good things big league
stars are predicting for him to-day.
he will become one Of basebaIl's most
distinguished hendliners. And unless
the yOunEster slackens his present
pace he VIII more than meet ali ex-
peetatiOns.
Friseh Is a member Of John Ne
Graw's Giants, and made his initial
bow in the big League in Chicago on
June l., when he batted for Hal
Chase. But he got HIS real chance
here on August II when Larry Doyle
went lame and left the Giants minus
a second bnseman- IL was one Of the
few times In the history OF baseball
that a newcomer has gotten his
chance IN game on which so much
depended-but Friseh shined like n
diamond.
The day before Cincinnati Ind taken
twins from the Giants. and the New
York club was desperately in need
Of the next pair. Confident na a
young god, Frieh CREASED mp his
glove and EnIIoped out to second. 4
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-27

TRAINING for the coming football
l season viii be started soon. at the
University or Texas and a large squad
Of men IS expected 10 be on hand
when head coach William J. juneau
begins the work OF building up an
other winning eleven.
The coach viii be assisted in devel-
oping the team by Eugene Van Gent
who will look after the linemen while
Juneau viii take care OF the back
field men. A number OF former TO
men from the 1915 and 1916 teams
are expected back and these togeth-
er with last years eligibles will form
the bulwark OF the 1913 aggregation.
Stars VIII Return.
7. G. fDocl Graves OF Galveston.
star Of last years team who was on
the receiving end OF a number OF
sensational passes last season. will
serve the team as captain. He viii
return 10 the eleven at the end po-
sition- Another former Wingman who
VIII return is MaXey Hart. star end
Of the 1916 tetm and stellar
baseball catcher Of an army team
overseas Robert Blaine, OF the
same team. viii also be a can
didate for the wing position. Ends
Of last years team who viii be back
are Herbert Hill OF Fort Worth and
SaWnie Robertson OF Dallas
The tackle and guard position
will be the difficult positions for
the coaches to fill. The death OF
Joe Spence last winter and the
ineligibility OF Dave Penn, last
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-27
TEAM
WON, SAYS MGR.
Swift and Old Rivals Clash
in An Interesting Battle
at Foundry.

Manager F. A. Kiehne, Of the Shell
ton Payne baseball team. objects 10
the claims Of the Swift club 10 a
victory Tuesday afternoon in the Shell
ton swift game, which ended in the
seventh inning. In a letter TO The
Herald sporting editor manager
Kiehne outlines his protest. and states
that he would like 10 meet the swift
team again The letter follows
Mr. Rutherford
FL Pas0 Herald;
Il would ike TO object 10 the result
Of the Swift Shelton Payne bail game
Yesterday. as published this morn
ing. The score was and 2 IN swift
conpany's favor. We were at bat the
first of the seventh inning and on
account OF the scorekeeper calling a
wrong batter a mixup occurred We
had Two men on bases and one out
While the batter was being lined Up
the swift team walked off the field
and left for town According TO this,
think we are entitled TO a forfeit
1T was an error. due to the score
keeper. who happened to be swift
man, and I think the swift team
should have waited until the error
was Strengthened out We do not al
nit Of being defeated and wish 70
state we can defeat the swift team
any time they desire return en-
zagsmeut We went out 10 practice
and had TO take in three outsiders
yesterday 20 fill out the field and mad
notice to play but five minutes be-
fore the game started I an merely
stating this as IL happened We have
a faster team than swift and stand
ready TO prove It at any time. rain
or shine. provided a competent umpire
IS furnished
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-27
MU5KOPF WILL
BATTLE LOPEZ
Fast A. E. F. Battler viii
Clash With Hard Hitting
New Mexico Scrapper.

Harry Muskopf champion OF the
third army Of the American expedi-
tionary forces who recently returned
to Fl Paso after serving overseas, viii
meet Jack Lopez, the hard hitting Sill
yer City crack at Deming. y. n. on
the afternoon Of Labor day, provided
that present plans DO not miscarry,
Muskopf viii take the place Of Kid
Young. OF the Fifth cavalry, who,
Tuesday. wired the Deming promoter
that he would not be able to fill the
scheduled date because OF the removal
of his troop 70 Maria Tex on border
duty The wires were Immediately
usd 10 obtain the signature OF Nus
kopf TO a set Of articles and the
sturdy scrapper readily agreed TO the
contest
The contest viii mark the initial
appearance Of Muskopf in the El Paso
district since his hard battles in the
old Seventh infantry camp three years
ago. He won everyone Of his fights
with but one exception, losing 70 the
hard hitting Johnny Cose, a headliner
from Boston II required every BIT Of
ability on the part Of COse to defeat
HON and as Harry is in even better
shape and is more experienced than
when he fought here before the Dem
ing fans can be assured that they will
see a fast battle in which the third
army champ does not intend 10 come
out second best
Lopez has been IN hard training at
Deming for several days and is deter
mined to win back the laurels lost
when he dropped a Il round decision
to Young at Fort Bayard several
weeks ago. He did not offer an abb
on this occasion, stating that he did
not feel like continuing the encounter
when he could not longer give the
fans a run for their money He Is
recognized as one Of the fastest and
best boys in the southwest. and win
make an excellent opponent for Nus
kopf
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-27
PORTO Apply
By Gravy

MAY I not ask IT, when the univer-
1f1 sity. OF Minnesota investigated
the louise. it considered the road
variety?
In Toledo. on July 18th. the great
est array OF lightweights was around
the Secor hotel
There was Jack McAuliffe. retired
lightweight champ; George Lavigne,
who took the title when McAuliffe
quit; Freddie Welsh, who won the
title from Richie. Battling Nelson,
who beat Cans for the crown. and
Benny Leonard, who took il from
elsh. Quite a bunch, we say.
Clarence Mackay. who has bred and
raced thoroughbred horses in the
United States, Great Britain and
France for upward Of twenty-five
years, severed his connection with
racing and thoroughbred production
last week.
Mr. Mackay's stud and his yearlings
and Weanings were sold at public
auction. The stallion Spanish Prince,
a splendid son OF Ugly and Galazora,
and an inbred representative Of the
celebrated Agnes" family, was in
cluded along with fifteen blood
mares, fifteen yearlings and seven
weanlings.
Freak shots in golf are usually
vague sort Of thing=that Is. some
one hears Of them in round about
ways, and IL generally turns out
that they happen with few witness
es. Once in awhile. though. an in
cident FAR from the ordinary is re-
corded either during or on the eve
of tournament, and such was the
case Few weeks ago Dave Honey
man. THE Forest Hill Field club pre-
was having a practice round in com
pany with several others the day be-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-27

few minutes later he was ali over the
diamond, scoopinE up sizzling ground
ers and tossing them TO first from
difficult positions with amazing ne
quincy WhistiinE liners out OF arms
reach somehow nested in the young
Giants init, and time and aEuIu he
brought the fans to their feet with ap-
plause.
Hardly less spectacular was his
batting and base running. He handled
five put-outs and nz many assists In
the first game and two put-Outs and
one assist in the second game He
made two hits-each Yxhistiing crasheS
to the EreensWnrd-and stole three
bases. one being for the home plate
on a double steal Several other times
the hide covered pellet eolllded with
his mighty bar. but failed 10 land in
safe territory.
One of Frisch's best points Is that
he f. natural born baseball player,
not man made solely by hard train
ing. At Fordhnm he was an iallrOund
athlete, winning honors on the dia-
mOnd, on the EridirOn and at has
ketbalI.
In fact. he made such dazzling plays
on the EridirOn that he was considered
for All-Ameriea honOrS and was much
sought by the representatives of pro-
fessional football teams.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-27
Texas G1idiron Warriors
Begin Training Very Soon
BY WILLIAM J. wEEG.


years captain, leaves holes there.
sam HarvTell. who starred on the
1916 team with his punting and
drop kicking viii be back ut the
tackle position and z Y. BOynton
Of Waco will probably be seen ut
the other tackle.
on the 1918 and 1915 teams is the
only definite possibility for guard,
although a number scrubs viii be On
hand to fill out the vacancies in this
position It IS hoped that Baker Dun
can and other guards Of former teams
viii reenter school this fall.
Bachman Greer Of Waco IS the only
candidate for center thus far. How
ever. Dan O'Conneu OF Palestine may
return from the navy in time TO play
on the eleven and In that case viii
alternate with Greer at the central
position Several new men already
have eyes on this position.
For the bnckfield positions.
prospects are uncertain Homer
Watts. Of san Antonio, and Ber-
tram Hediek, of Austin. will prob
ably hold down the fuIibacl's du-
ties, while George Mccullough, of
Waco, AlvarrO McCailum. OF Aus
tin. Freddie Moore, Of Dallas,
Lang, Of COrsicana, and Lee Sens,
Of Cameron, Will fill the hnlfback
position.
In lilly Ferguson. Of Waxahachie.
Bill Brennan, Of Denison. and Bill
Trabue. captain OF the 1917 team. Tex
as viii have a trio OF quarterbaclls
that are hardly surpassable and rarely
equaled.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-27
IFTH ATHLETES
MEET IN RING
Much Interest Shown in
Bout Between Wren and
CordoVa. of FL Paso.

II confidence VIII have a decided
bearing on the result OF the Wren
Cordova battle TO be held Thursday
night at the FIfth cavalry stadium,
there is a certain Fifth cavalryman
who Is going to be in the fight from
the initial bell Young Wren. Of this
fighting regiment. is not losing any
valuable time IN preparing Tor his
bout to be held with Cordova. and, as
confidence is the little fellows big
gest asset. the fans are going 10 see
a fast battls from the first bell He
has won all Of his fights within the
past three months by the knockout
route. and none have gone more than
four rounds
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-27
CLEAN Up
ENTIRE SERIES
Defeat Philly Quakers in
First Two Games;
Giants Break Even.

Cincinnati o.. Aug 27.-cinoinnad had
to 90 Is innings in the second game Of a
double header 10 make a clean sweep Of
the five game series with PhHadelp ala
Tuesday. Cheney went 10 pieces after fan
ming Neale with the bases filled in the
18th. and hits by Kopf. Duncan and wingo
drove in five runs. Greh's home run drive
which bounded into the left field bleaehers
after Rath singled in the ninth. decided
the first game
First game. r H E
Cincinnati ---.-.-- 900 100 let II ]
Philadelphia -.--.... 200 0n1 0o0-3 .
Batteries. Cincinnati. Eller. Luque and
Rariden; Philadelphia, Riley, Cantweu and
Ira Eessor--
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-27
lose To
WHITE SOX
League Leaders Wallop st.
Louis Club; Schalk Is
Put Out of Game.

s. Louis. No. Aus. III home run
over the right field fence by z. Collins in
the tenth enabled Chicago to beat St Louis
In an exciting game Tuesday. schslr was
banished In the sixth when he lost his
temper after close decision at the plate
and pushed umpire Aloriarity- Kerr was
elected in the ninth FOR protesting too
strenuously on called third strike
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-27

Philadelphia. Pa. Aug. q. - The
fast going Cincinnati Reds. who have
a firm hold on first place in the Ma
tional league baseball peunanr race
left today for Parkesburgh. Pa.
where they play an exhibition game.
The league leaders have no regular
scheduled game until Saturday ar
Pittsburg. Tomorrow the team plays
an exhibition game at York. Pa, and
at Harrisburg on Friday.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-27

Boston. Aug. 27.-The Readvilla
purse for 2:16 class trotters, the
feature event of the opening day Of
the Grand Circuit meeting at the
Readville track was easily won by
Mignola, marking his eighth success
sive victory this year. At the end OF
each heat Cox was looking back at
the field Time POSE
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-27


ris, O'NellI Baghy, Graney. Gardner. Three
base hits. Cobb, Veach- stolen bass Chap
nan Sacrifice fits. Cobb. Jones. Ainsmith-
Graney- Sacrifice flies. Veach. ?. Base on
balls. Boland. = Bagby. I. Innings
pitched, Boiand. s Is. Ayers. %. Struck
out Boland. 3; Bagby. /.
Only two games scheduled.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-27
Armu Football Schedule

September 27-Niddlebury at
west Point
october Holy Cross at West
Point.
October 11-syracuse at west
Point
October 1s-Maine at West Point
October 25-Bostcn at West
November Tufts at west
Point
November s-Notre Dame at
West Point
November 15-vfllanova at west
Point.
November 2s-springneld Y N
c. A. at West Point
November 29-Navy at New York
City.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-27

fore the professional qualification
test. and he had been going along
smoothly enough until he hit a wild
second shot that started for a clump
Of trees. They all saw the ball strike
particular tree. but none saw 1t
drop. II didn't Eventually one Of
the party discovered the rubber core
embedded in a rotten part OF a lofty
limb Dave played another ball.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-27
Confer. win Lieut.. lIiInnn.


santa Re. n. NJ, Aug 27.-The New
Mexico rifle team attained 18th place
among 49 team competitors IN the na-
ffonai meet at Caldwell. n. J. The
annual competitions close this week
and the New Mexico men viii return
next week
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-27

Out Of Town Athletic Associations
We wish 20 remind our out Of town
customers that we are prepared this
year the same as last 10 supply you
with all the necessary sporting ma
terials TO make your association a sue
cess. We wish 70 correspond about
this matter and can assure you salts
faction as to the filling Of your or
ders. CataloE on request
Feldman's-SoS san Antonio St.-Adv
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-27

Two base hits Groh. Wingo. Adams
Stolen bases Groh. Rousch. Duncan. Eopf.
Paulette, Meusel- Sacrifice hits. Daubert.
2: Groh, Bancroft Double play. Rousch.
Rath and Kopf; 1feussl and Adarnes. Base
on balls. Off Fisher. 2; off Cheney. G.
Struckout, by Fisher. ?; by Cheney, 9.
Passed ball, Adams
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-27

Jersey City's recent feat Of humh-
ling Newark in a series was great
sport FOR Jersey fans. as the two
cities are rivals strong in baseball
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-27
80. III ID.

Lieut. 8Illana. boxing Instructor OF
the Fifth regiment. is also looking
for an especially interesting battle
between Prusaks OF the motor group.
and Luther. Of the Fifth. when these
two men meet IN one OF the prelimi-
nary contests
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-27
Standings


Where Ihey Pay Ihur1dly.
Dallas at Waco.
Fort Worth AT Shreveport
Beaumont at Houston.
Galveston at san Antonio.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-27

At ngham-Birmingha 81;
New Orleans 20.
Al Atlanta-Atlanta /; Mobile 0.
At Memphis-Memphi 8; Nashville
IL
At Chattanooga - Chattanooga 4;
Little Rocb
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-27

Cleveland. O., aug. 27--Clevelznd tied
Detroit for second place Tuesday by de-
fearing the Tigers. Boland was hit hard.
the Indians punching Is hits off hirn and
driving him from the box IN the seventh
Uae-.f# Al y = Dn =
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-27
HARD TRAINING
CONTINUES
IN CAMPS
belmont and Wallace Bat
ter Sparring Partners;
Crowds Visit Quarters.
REFEREE QUESTION
NOT YET SETTLED

MORE than 200 fans Tuesday afttr-
vi noon visited the training quar-
tiers Of Gene belmont and Otto Wal
lace, lightweight batuers who meet IN
the headliner on Labor day. and In
terestedIy watched the preparatory
work OF ne little fellows as they
pounded their sparring partners
around the ring and went through
light exercises. wallace has arranged
his training program 50 that the fans
are enabled 10 visit the camp OF Del
mont at Pastime park and on the re-
turn trip 70 the city drop OF al An
derson's place, IN the 300 block OF
Alameda avenue. and also ger a lire
on him. Boxing furnished most OF the
work Tuesday. each man going SIX OF
more rounds with the heavy gloves
Gene Looks speedy.
Delmonts workout with Gene Payo
furnished the sensation OF the cay as
the fans we're delighted with the
speed and clsverness shown BY the
two little men as they exchanged stiff
punches TO the head and midsection-
IN obtaining the services o. PaTos Del
mont not only aTailed himself OF the
opportunity OF getting a last cleter
man. but a hard hitting one as we'll
He stepped three fast rounds
with the little crack and at the
end neither appeared to be tired
Kid Payo. brother Of Gene and one
Of the snappiest boys developed IN
several years, ana Dusty Miller
wound up the evenings program
Mt the belmont camp.
Many fans, looking at the weight IN
Delmont's legs. are inclined 70 believe
that the little fastener is carrying
superfluous weight and his WORKOUT
Tuesday was watched carefully for
signs Of heaviness- IN his ooxlng
Gene showed the residence OF a rubber
ball when he bounced in and out OF
the clinches, while his speedy arms
working like piston rods in the 1ri5l
formed opinions Of sloWness- Del
mont, II anything. hits faster than
Wallace and IS more clever al deten-
siTe work His ability 70 put glove
marked that Il seems uneanny 10
watch the little fellow ward of blows
shot in by his opponents
Otto Makes q Hit.
Wallace made an equal hit with the
bugs and he stin continues favorire
odds. The thing IN particular that IS
so im1ressinE the wallace supporters
Is his speed and certainly this stands
out more than anything else
Otto showed the dOubffnE fans
that he carried a stiff FFalIOp by
putting out Kid @4Iex7 IN Colombo
Springs recently, and the fact that
he f. determined TO use II was
shown IN his boxing With Jack
Douglas and jack Arnold The
boxing was especially clever and
the fans applnuded the fast work
Of the little men rs they stepped
around the ring.
Talk About ArbIterz-
No action has yet been taken on the
referee question. The name OF Billy
smith, veteran handler OF boxers ana
well known as a local referee. was
submitted Tuesday afternoon Man
aEer Roy Martin has announced that
he Is willing 10 take one OF three men.
smith, Mcdonald OF Roy Emiz. and IL
IS probahls that action VII be taken
within a short time. So FAR al OF the
holding back has been at the Wallace
end OF ths camp. but Otto is expected
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-27

septemoer 70! 1910. az Atlanta, Ca
the Mobile Alabama team defeated
Atlanta in 80 minutes. Nine full
innings were played The score was
TO l. Mobile made hits and one
error, Atlanta hits and no errors
What was the longest game on
record7
Answer tomorrow.