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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-31
MINERS READY
FOR BIC CAME
High School Eleven is Also
Confident Of Victory at
Stadium Saturday.

Finishing touches for the high
school Tiger-State School Of Mines
football game to be played Saturday
afternoon at the high school stadium
were made Thursday afternoon by
coaches Luther Coblentz and Tommy
Dryer and the two teams now await
the call Of time at o'clock. It is
probable that Maj. r r. Neyland viii
referee the game and Wilson McVey
umpire. DR.. Frank Wells VIII doubt
less be selected as head Mnesman.
these officials having worked in the
Mines Motor Transport game and
made an impression by their eff
cheney.
Teams Are Confident.
As neither coach Coblentz or coach
Dryer have announced their lineups
IL is probable that each viii send his
first string men into the game during
the first half. as both teams have
great reserve strength which viii help
their chances not little. The prob
able lineup Of the two teams follows:
High school-R gsdale, left end /,
Howell left tackle; Bulger, left
guard; Schiller, center: Coykendal.
right guard; Hamilton. right tackle.
Mckinney, right end; Slaughter. guar
terback; Betheas right half; Talbot
fullback.
Mines-Brown. right end; Love.
right tackle: Wright, right guard /;
Upton fcaptain). center: Robinson,
left guard; Bennett. left tackle; Nc
Kenny, left end; Worthington, quar-
terback; Broderick, left half; Bailey.
right half Mcclure fullback.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-31

some years ago. when he ann0unced
his retirement Sehasfer would nave
beaten Morningstar. but his lament
liable carelessEess and his failure TO
uav strict attention 10 the task Al
hand he played fine 5llliarq IN spots
and he also PLAYED poor Billiards and
used wrelchsd iudEmeut for an e1-
osrt who hopes to displace Hoppe as
me leader Of all manipulaiors o. the
cue
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-31

New York. Oct s1.-Agreeing 10
risk his worlds lightweight boxing
title at 40 pounds. Bonnie Leonard
viii meet Jimmy Duffy. OF Lockport.
n z. IN a IS round contest with
referees decision at Tulsa. Okla. No
vember is. It was announced Thurs
day night The title has never been
fought Tor ct this high welEht.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-31
BoTH AT ONE WALDO.

Phoenix, Ariz-. Oct 51.-The Phoenix
Federation Of Churches Thursday
adopted resolutions against prize
fighting and bull fighting. Il was de-
cioed to open q campaign to induce
governor Campbell to place before
the special session Of the legislature
70 be called for next spring legisla-
ton prohibiting prize fighting and
bull fighting.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-31
OVERSEAS boxer
B005T5GHANP
Of 4. E.F.
Hard Hitting Welterweight
Believes That He Has
Chance For Title.
HANLON TO MAKE
HIS HOME HERE
pos NARTIN. haavyweight cham

DOE MARTIN, heavyweight cham
II plon Of the American expedition
airy forces. viii bear watching. as
with a little more experience he will
be able 20 defeat the best Of them"
Eddie Hanlons WeIterw eight boxer.
who had many friends at Fl Bliss
during the winter OF 1917 while sta
toned 81 the base hospital. and but
lately returned from overseas. sounds
this warning. Hanlon arrived IN FL
Paso Thursday afternoon and lost no
time Do getting around 10 see his
friends and tell them OF his expert
ences n France Re was given his
choice Of an assignment 10 any part
OF the country after returning from
Euro-s and he chose Ell Paso. as he
declares that he likes this city ard
would not 60 anywhere else He
plans to again enter the ring when
boxing conditions become good in the
southwest
Ready for Bout.
While / have not boxed for sew
eral months due to the fact that I
have been moved around a great deal,
7 am IN splendid condition and would
ike TO enter the ring again" Eddie
declared. "In France ] fought on an
average OF once week and met
some Of the best boys Of the Welter-
weight division.
zone Of them, Marcel st. Denis
was the WeIter champion Of that
country, and / defeated him in
eight rounds. according TO the
consensus Of opinion. The decis-
ion was given 20 st. Denis over
the objection OF the crowd.
Georges Carpenter, French
heavyweight Champion was one
Of the Judges and everyone :
knows that Carpenter always IA
rors his eounfrymen. as he de-
EireE 10 see boxing furthered in
France.
7 think that Bob Martin could best
Carpenter and believe that Joe I
Beckett, the English titleholder. can
knock him out In two or three rounds.
Martin is the most promising O. all Of
The American sLpaditionary force
boxers, as he has q punch and Il
strong and aggressive Re lacks eX-
perience. but with e capable mana
ger he win develop into one Of the
best have ever seen I think that
Beckett Is a strong tough, man. but ]
DO not believe he has a chance with
Dempsey. CARPENTER ie not as strong
as Beckett and he had better keep
away from Dempsey, as the champion
would not experience any difficulty,
IN my opinion"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-31
BObNartin 4 Real Champ Says EanJ0n; BanJ Johnson

declaration that Hoppe himself was
lodging them. both were defeated on
the opening day.
Hoppe himself took care OF Cochran
and did the Job IN go Impressive
manner as 10 remove ali doubt that
Cochran does not class with him
schaefer bowed before Ora Morning
star. 8 veteran whose tournament
days we're thought to have ended
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-31
VI. HOPPE EASILY.
DEFENDS TITLE
Champion Billardist Shows
Wonderful Form in Re-
cent Tourney.

New York. Oec 8f.-Results IN the
49, balklins billiard Championship
tournament have made william Hoppe
a bigger figure than ever before
Welker Cochran and Jake schaefsr.
who had been so insistent in their
demands for q titular match and their
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-31
COLLEGIATE FOOTBALL
TEAMS WILL MEET ON
GRIDRON SATURDAY

A IL Of the big football elevens Of
a the east and vest are scheduled
TO play Saturday and while there are
no particular games where rivalry
IS as strong as manifested last week,
the day IS expected to be an interest
I ing one. Games scheduled follow:
Akron rs. Mt Union at Akron.
Alabama vs. University OF the South
al Birmingham.
Albany VS. Willamette at Albany
Albion VS. Hillsdale at Albion
Alma VS.. Ypsilanti Normal at Alma.
Amherst vs.. Worcester Poly at
Baldwin wallace vs.. Heidelberg at
Berea-
Baylor vs.. Southwestern University
at Waco.
Bowdoin vs.. Bates at Brunswick.
Brown VS.. Syracuse at Providence.
Buckneil VS. Albright at Lewisburg
Carnegie IS. Allegheny at Pitts
burgh-
Case vs. Hiram at Cleveland.
,,- Salholic University rs. Gauaudet at
Washington
Colorado College Us coro-s5o
Mines at Colorado Springs.
Solump ia vs. Union at New York.
Cornell VS. lafayette at ithaca
Cornell vs. DubuQe Seminary al Krf
Vernon.
Connecticut Aggies VS. sIassaehr
setts Tech at Storrs.
Creighton VS.. Haskell Indians at
Omaha
Dartmouth vs. Colgate at Hanover.
Deniscn VS. Miami at Dayton
De Paw vs.. Franklin az Green
castle.
Detroit We. Kalamazoo at Detroit
Dickinson VS. Gettysburg at Car
Isle.
Drake VS.. Grinneu ct Des Moiner.
Georgetown University vs. Dele
ware at Washington.
Georgia Tech vs.. Davidson at At
lanta- Hamilton vs.. Vermont at Gin
Harvard vs.. Springfield at Cam
bridge
Haverford vs.. Franklin and Mar
shall at Haverford
Holy Cross vs.. Rhode Island state
at WOrchester.
Illinois VS.. Chicago at Urbana-
Indiana VS. Notre Dame at IN
dianapoIis.
Iowa vs. South Dakota at Iowa City.
Johns Hopkins vs. Lebanon Valley
at Baltimore
Kansas Aggies vs.. Kansas at Law
renee
Kentucky vs.. vanderbilt at Lex
ington.
Knox vs.. Augustana az GaIesburg
Lake Forest VS.. Beloit at Lake
Forest
Lehigh va Pittsburgh at south
Louisiana State vs. Arkansas at
Michigan VS.. Northwestern at Ann
Arbor
Montana vs.. Whitman AZ MissouIa.
Nebraska VS.. Iowa state at Omaha
New Hampshire State vs.. Massa-
chusetts Aggies at Durham.
New Mexico Military institute vs..
Texas Mines al Roswell
Oberlin vs.. Western Reserve at
Oberlin-
Oklahoma VS.. Missouri at Norman.
Quachita vs.. Arkansas University
at Fort Smith
Pennsylvania VS.. Pennsylvania state
10 philadelphia
Princeton vs.. west virginia at
Purdue We. Michigan Aggies at Ia
-ayette
Rensselaer, Poly vs. Stevens at
Rochester VS.. Buffalo at Rochester.
st. Lawrence VS.. Hobard at Canton. |
St Louis We. Rose Poly at St Louis !
Southern California vs. Occidental Z
10 Los Angeles
swartnmore We. Urslnus at swarth- /
more.
Tennessee VS.. North Carolina at 1
Knoxville.
Texas vs. Rice Institute at Austin. /
army VS.. Tufts at West Point
Navy VS.. West Virginia Wesleyan /
lt Annapolis.
Utah vs.. Montana state at salt
axe.
viIlanova vs.. Mub1enBerg at Villain
IVA.
Virginia VS. Center at Charlotte
lille.
Washburn VS. Fairmount at Topeka.
Washington University vs. Missouri ]
fines at St Louis
Washington VS.. Oregon at Seattle.
Washington State vs.. Idaho at Pull
nan.
washington and Jefferson vs.
iroVe City at Washington
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-31

san Francisco. Calf, Oct. s1.-Wil.
lie Meehan announced today recei p1
u a telegram from Dave Mackey
Newark ~ J. promoter. saying final
details for an eight round bout be
tween Meehan and Jack Dempsey
hsavy weight champion. at Newark OF
necem Der s had been arranged
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-31

Col Rupert did not attend the
worlds series. and neither did Harry
Frazee, pres dent Of the Boston Red
SoL- Col Huston attended all the
games. mainly on account Of Cincin-
natl being his old home The series
gave him the opportunity Of meeting
many OF his old schoolmates and
other personal friends, whom he had
not seen since before the Spanish
American war. when he organized a
company Of engineers there, as he
did the recent world war.
Col. Huston did not see Ban
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-31
Eddie Johnson
Gets Decision

Silver City. n. N. Oct s1-Eddis
johnson, Of Pueblo Colo. won a de-
cision over Frankie Fowser. Of e.
Paso. Tex. in their 20 round bout here
Thursday night Johnson had Fowser
in bad shape apparently in the final
round, battering him around the ring
almost at Will The men fought at
$50 pounds.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-31
WHY THEY HELD HIM.


= Christy MatheWs0n, telling 4
. the story OF why the Reds look I
= Walter Ruether off the hands I
- Of the Cubs, says he was picked 4
= largely because no impressed (
9 Aatty as a hitter, even II there (
. was doubt as to his pitching I
- ability I
Q The Cubs we're playing in 4
. Cincinnati had three men on I
- bases and needed all three runs 4
- 70 tie the score. as Matty tells I
9 IL when Fred Mitchell sent (
. Reuter- in to bat He walloped Z
= the han into deer right center
. for q triple. 4
= Matty marveled, for Reuter- (
= was supposed to be q pitcher 4
. A few weeks later the Chicago I
= club asked waivers on Reuther. {
= Remembering that three base
= hit Matty claimed him for the 4
. Reds He figured that whether 4
= or not Dutch could pitch he &
= might be pretty handy to have {
. around.
49, AAAA 49, 49,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-31

When Fowser left Fl Paso Wednes-
day night he was suffering from a
Daa cold and sore right hand, which
prohibited its use during his sparring
IN training. He decided to go on and
DoX Johnson, however, being confident
that he could defeat the Silver CITY
mixer FOwser is one Of the cIeverest
boys in the southwest and. had the
bout been for 10 or IS rounds dura-
ton, he could have undoubtedly out
boxed Johnson
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-31

Washington and Lee VS.. virginia
Polr at Roanoke.
Wesleyan vs. Williams at Middle
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-31

San Francisco. Calf. Oct s1--Roy
Mccormick, light heavyweight cham
pion Of England was given a decision
over -Gunboat" Smith in a four round
bout lera Tsursdav nIEnt
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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-12-22
Gatherings From the World Of Sport

The sailing Of the steam yacht War.
rior for Southampton reOently started
q rumor that this vessel, which II own.
ed BY Alexander Smith Cochran. has
been sold to Sir Thomas Upton to
take the place Of the Upton yacht
Erin. which was lost in the war.
During Sir Thomas recent visit In
New York he was in the market for
an American yacht and the Warrior
was one of those he had under consid-
Grafton. No confirmation of IN actual
sale could be had and It was said the
Warrior had gone to the other side to
be refitted for Mr.. Cochran's use. The
overhauling can be done cheaper on
the other side just now than It can
here, according to some Of the yacht
ing experts.
Sir Thomas was said to be very
much disappointed in his efforts
while in the U. 8. to secure an Amer
ican steam yacht at anything like .
reasonable figure. Yachts had id.
vanced to three or four times their
pre-war value, although they were
"the same old boats" It 10 said that
the price put ON the Warrior was 81
100000.
The Warrior IL a twin screw vessel
and one Of the largest Of American
yachts. She would be an ideal boat to
convoy the twenty.three meter Sham.
rock to this side when she IL sent over
In April to act as trial horse in the
tuning up races of the challenger and
as tender and living quarters Of the
racing crew during the international
races. It will be necessary for Sir
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-12-22
RICHMOND TO have revival OF
PRE-WAR SPORTS WITH new YEAR

workout three times . week IN tho
Earlham gym. Earlham plays Rose
Poly in with the Richmond High-Hunt-
1ngton scrap and basketball fans are
promised two high class games. Rose
Poly Is the first formidable team on
the Quaker schedule, but Coach Move
has little fear Of the Engineer quintet.
A meeting for selection Of players
and drawing of schedule will be held
by the polo enthusiasts of Richmond
in the Coliseum, Monday evening. The
first practice Of the season will also be
held Monday evening. After lapse Of
two years, the favorite game of large
portion Of Richmond will again come
into its own. With q city league In
operation 1t will be only a question of
time until a regular Richmond team
will be playing weekly scraps with
other polo teams in this section Of the
country. A Richmond team is SEIZED
uled to play the Firestones, OF Akron,
Ohio, on Saturday and Sunday, Jam
uary and 4, at Akron. Offers of
games have been received from Cleve-
land and Toledo. Muncie and New.
castle probably will fall into line and
organize polo teams.
Tho Industrial Indoor Baseball Lea.
quo will get under way when the
representative mines Of the Starr and
Swayne-Robinson factories clash in
the ~" gym on Monday. December
20. The Malleable-Starr Piano clash is
to be the second attraction for the
opening night.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-12-22

Thomas to either buy or charter some
vessel for this work. On the other
hand 1t with also be necessary for Mr..
Cochran, the owner OF the Vanitie, to
have some commodious craft handy
a. . tender for his cup candidate.
It has been definitely decided that
the Venite will race next spring
against the Resolute when the time
rolls around to choose the defender OF
the cup.
The return Of Al Reich to the ring
will add something to the interest in
heavyweight affairs. The blond giant
will be very popular II he continues to
sake good. He Is the type Of fighter
the fans like; q clean, hard hitter and
q good boxer.
twas such . bad one that It caused him
to desert the ring in despair following
his bout with Fred Fulton in the
spring Of 1916. Fulton stopping him In
nine rounds.
Lack Of aggressiveness was Reich'a
only failing. What the cause OF It was
and whether It will be possible for
him to overcome 1t always has been
a mystery to ring followers. Many
put it down to want Of courage, but
others believe that something else waa
the trouble.
Reich certainly acts differently from
any other fighter. He has ability
Fenough to be a champion and yet be
has been beaten by men whom he out
classed in every respect except fight
Ing spirit. II Reich had but q small
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-12-22
Milroy Looms Up as
Dangerous Opponent
to Richmond Hopes

That the Milroy high school basket
ball quintet is one Of the most dan.
gerous opponents Of Richmond. cen be
gained from the fact that Milroy de-
feated Brookville 80 to II. at Milroy,
Friday evening. Brookville has been
touted as having one of the best teams
in this district but the Milroy victory
seems to gainsay this fact. All of the
Milroy players reach abovo the u
inch mark, and weigh around IT'S
pounds. Milroy has not lost game
so far this season.
The Connersville Independents con-
tinued their winning streak when the
Rushville Independents were defeated
by a IS to 80 score at Connersville,
Friday evening. Rushville attributed
its defeat to the smallness Of the Con-
nersville floor, and are confident that
things will be evened up when Con-
nersville plays return game on
Dec. 90 Mayors lead the .scoring for
the Connersville aggregation with
nine field goals. Jessup, team mate.
= Gagged five shots from past the center
of the floor. Martin and Henly cop
ped the most points for the Rush
vile quintet.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-12-22

portion Of Jack Dempsey's pughAcity
he could have done everything that
Hempsey has accomplished. Not one
Of Reich's opponents would hare gone
past the first round Il the big fellow
had tried % hard and 90 earnestly %
Dempsey does.
In the ring Reich acts q though he
had no confidence In himself. He
s,ems to be absolutely unaware Of his
superiority although It II easily appar-
ent to the spectators. His mental con-
Ation resembles stage fright more
than cowardice, for he will take q
beating without laying down, but he
will not fight back once that trance
like condition comes over. him.
American league baseball fans are
wishing Jack Combs the best Of luck
as coach OF the Tiger pitchers. Jack
was one OF the greatest pitchers ever
developed In the big leagues. With
Detroit he should 90 well. Dauss, Boil
land, Ehmke, Love and Leonard should
learn much from Coombs, who 10 mas
ter Of his art.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-12-22
Nv THOMAS FAYE.


Sport activities in Richmond prom
lee to revert to q pre-war basis with
the New Year, and sport lovers Will
md some form Of athletic diversion
offered for every evening OF the week.
Basketball, polo, bowling and indoor
baseball are on the city's athletic
schedules.
Both the City League and the
A. S. M. League bowlers will spend
the next ten days practicing rs no
more games are scheduled for either
league until after Christmas. January
6, will see Feltman's Tramps and the
Coco-Colas, OF the City League, hook
ing up in three game contest that Is
sure to draw a large crowd OF pin fans.
These teams have been displaying the
best form Of any organization IN the
league and a three game victory will
have a far reaching effect for either
quintet. Lichtenfels and the A. 8. NJ
teams are booked for the second at
traction for the evening.
The Hoosiers and Easy Pulls are
scheduled to hook up in the first match
OF the A. s. M. bowling Of the new
year. The games will be rolled on
Twigg's alleys. At a recent meeting
It was decided to change to the larger
alleys.
Richmond high school basketball
squad will spend the next two weeks
in an endeavor to get in trim for the
Huntington game on January 9. Coach
Fries is at his home in Wisconsin but
the squad will be under the direction
Of Glenn Price, captain. Prices injured
foot is well again and the next scrap
of the R. H. s. will see him at his
old position, Backyard. The next
scrap will also see a different brand Of
basketball than was exhibited In the
Spiceland game, with possibility that
Loehr will be shifted to floor guard
Harding to forward, Dollins to forward
and Reid to center. This would make
q heavy and well balanced team.
Earlham's basketball squad is scat
tered to all sections Of the country FOL
the Christmas holidays but each mem
Der will keep in condition by playing
In gymnasiums Of his home town. Sew
eral Of the squad are remaining II
Richmond and will hold q genera
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-12-22
NEW MADISON vlcToRs.

It was New Madison and not Hag.
erstown that won the - to "A basket.
bali victory at New Madison. Friday
evening. New Madison had little trou.
bic In annexing the long end Of the
score and Hagerstown's total would
have been considerably less had not
the New Madison seconds played the
second half. The Ansonia quintet
will hook up with New Madison on
Christmas night and q good scrap is
promised as both teams have been
consistent winners.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-12-22
PANAANDlES LOSE.

The whitewater Independent bas-
ketball team won . hard fought game
from the Richmond Panhandles In the
Whitewater high school gymnasium.
Saturday evening, by q 81 to 20 score.
The Whitewater team was always In
the lead. but never more than three
points. The first half ended with
of the home team.
This lead was further increased In
the second half until the last five
minutes Of play. Fhe Panhandles then
Gagged three>ficld goals and only the
final whistle cut short their rush.
Jennings and Wright showed the best
form for the winners. Crafts and
Title captured most Of RichAond's
points. 3~
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-12-22
HAGERSTOWN TO HOLD
BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT

The annual interclass basketball
tournament of the Hagerstown high
school will be held in the Hagers.
town X. of P. hall, Tuesday evening.
The juniors and freshmen will hook
up in the first clash and the sophie
nores and seniors will furnish the at
traction in the second battle. The
winner of the first game will play the
winner of the second for the cham
pionship of the school.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-12-22
sEc,n. 4u,Ro TERM.

OXFORD. O.. Dec. 22.-Mayor James
8. Hughes yesterday took the oath Of
ONCE for his third term. which win
begin January /. The oath was admin
istered by John r. Frazer. . notary
public.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-12-22
r. p. A. PLANS RECEPTION.

Members Of Post G. T. p. A., and
their friends are planning to enjoy the
third annual reception of the post.
to be given in the Coliseum, Decem-
Der rs. Music. cards and refresh
ments will form the entertainment
for the evening. A committee Of Is
men 10 planning the event.