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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-19

and each has Its proper time and
place. when i am forty hope TO.
have other interests IN life than
playing tennis and flirtiuE.7
eDOea the one Inevitably lead to
the otherf7 she was asked.
In This country everything leads
70 sentiment" was the reply. 1T may
be because there are so many men. In
England and in Norway there are
more girls than men. In consequences.
girls learn from babyhood 10 depend
on themselves for their ADJUSTMENTS
Take Up Athletics
II men and marriage come their
way, well and good If not they find
interest In athletics and work. They
cheerfully make other women's chill
dren objects for their own maternal
love They substitute friendship for
love and keep their bodies young and
their minds healthy by exercise in the
open. especially by walking tours
Mrs. Mallory was a trained nurse
in Norway and was studying to be-
come a physician when her successes
cn the tennis court Induced her to
come to American and Interrupted her
medical studies. Mr. Mallory IS a
Manhattan broker.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-19
Army-City League Notes


when its reserves get a chance TO play
and as all had played IN the Wednes-
day game and we're anxious to get
back into the lineup the order was a
popular one.
Ducky Govran famed in HIS first
and only chance at bat. but a.
Ducky did not have time to figure
Suauldiug out he can be forgiven
for this feat. He has never struck
out twice In succession and would
have undoubtedly registered a
clean hit in his second appearance.
Maj. R. r. Neyland. OF the Eighth
engineers, has been an interested OBJ
server OF the games and has enjoyed
the playing OF Rees. Nixon and Sher-
man. the three Engineer representa-
tives On the team The splendid work
OF Rees was highly gratifying Thurs
day Afternoon as he lined out four
successive hits and was a tower Of
strength in the offensive Of the FL
Paso team
1Iininres was another little star
Of the game Thursday. He lined
out three hits and scored two runs.
He accepted several chances and
retired quite few Of the visitors
at first.
Sandoval IS by far the most effective
twirler tried out by Albuquerque so
far. He IS the author OF a peculiar IN
derhand style that puzzles the bat
ters for a while. The Stars solved il
Wednesday, but it Vas a good game at
The coming weekend schedule
OF the Army and City league VIII
be a dandy from the word 20. Mai.
Neylnnd said Thursday that Bron-
son Rees would appear in the
Saturday game for the Engineers.
=
Defeat OF the Dodgers at the hands
of the Terrier aggregation last week
materially aided the Engineers in the
pennant race and this club is now 60
far ahead that IL Is doubtful II IL can
be defeated The real fight seems to
be on for the second position and Duty
has quite a substantial margin over
the other teams in this particular race.
The Dodgers are a clean playing fast
and the biggest majority
of fans would like 10 see them take
away second place honor.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-19
STROLLS THROUGH
SPORTVILLE
- b WILLIAM ,. KIRK. q
Hildegard's Heart.
49, - Da-s-,

THE going 10 post.
thIong and heed nady
al was one highbal
Jockey Sanged gazed into the stand he rode past on Flying
all that vast throng
gentle him this
above all things But he knew TOO that could not be- though Flying Leaf
was far FLY n
HHdegadl' e exclaimed himself "shs mel
ide to vin"
change swept grim his shiy
YES WOULD
foolish muttered to himself
guess am. IS a story anyway"
Jockey Strangehold
he Ia
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-19
LEAGUE
PLANS SCHEDULE

judging from the present outlook
The opening night OF the fast little
league has been set for October II, at
the i. II. c. A gymnasium, and il Is
thought By that time at least three
more teams viii be entered Officers
TO serve during the season we're elect
ed at a meeting held Wednesday
night at the 7. n Q. A as follows;
n L. Burleson. president; Errold La
poWski, vice presidents A L. Holm,
secretary treasurer. Plans incident
to the drawing up o. a schedule and
the making OF one or two amend
ments to. the constitution OF the
ing
Al OF the Representatives at the
meeting were unanimous in their
opinion that the outlook for q sue
cessful season was never more bright
than this year. The Church league IN
past years has produced some Of the
snappiest players OF the city and as
its schedule VIII end before the City
league IS well begun. enthusiasts Of
the indoor. game are in Tor some
splendid basketball this winter
A second meeting viii be held
Wednesday night, September pa
TO further plans for the OrEuniza-
tion Of the league and at which
drawn up and submitted for the
approval Of the representatives
All are requested 10 be on hand
1t the meeting, which viii be held
ut the 7. VI. G. A.
Many Churches Represented.
The churches represented at the
Wednesday night meeting and their
representatives Were- First Astho-
dist. William Bias Mexican Metho-
dist, Moses Gardea. Trinity Metho-
dist, NJ L Burlesons Mt Sinai. Har-
old Potash Cathedral. Capt S. Shea
and George Schneider: First Presby-
terrain. T. B. Elfers and Walter Clay
ton
The First Methodist team ex-
poets to have many OF its old
stars back in the lineup. fnclud-
ing IgnatE Baker, Who recently
returned from Orersenrs after II
months service with The expedf-
flonary forces. while In France
h. was Z member OF one Of the
fastest teams Of the expedition
and f. again anxious OF entering
the Church league.
The Mt Sinai team, with Errold
Lapowski at its head. also promises
70 be one Of the fastest Of the season.
LapoWski is the former little high
school star and ranks with Nanny
Pousford in the matter Of skin at
throwing baskets and speed on the
gymnasium floor. Ponsford VIII ap-
pear as a member OF the Trinity
Methodist team
Before the season Is started. Il is
hoped 70 have teams entered from
the First Baptist First Christian and
the Westminster Presbyterian teams.
These churches have been represented
in leagues OF other years and IL Is
believed that they viii come in
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-19
Final Play Is
Closely Contested

Roslyn. n T.. Sept 1s.-Four golf
ers were left 10 fight It out IN the
semi final round OF the professional
golfers association championship
tournament over the Engineers links
Friday. They are Jim Barnes. west
ern open champion; Bob Macdonald,
Of Chicago; Fred Mcleod. Washing
ton, and George Mclean OF New York,
and they VIII meet as named. Barnes
today defeated Emmett French. Of
New York. bu 3 I'D and to play Mac
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-19
Win Final Game of Series
With New Workers;
Giants Drop Another.

Cincinnati. O.. sept 1s.-The new cham
picns q the National league won from
Brooklyn Thursday. Il was Hsins Groh
day and the eaptain OF The cinoianad club
vas presented with hall clock. q silver
bowl fran bis Bowling team. a wrist watch
ana diamond stick pin schreiber. re-
eruit. refused to put On a Uniform because
he was not allotted fur share OF the
worlds series receipts At e meeting Of
The Clncinna-i players this morning 50 was
rottd that every man on the team shouid
receire a full share except Duncan. schrai-
Der and See who have been with the team
only abort a. month These three were
voted haf a share each
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-19
Jack B7Ttt0n Is Star Of
THeRing Game; Ve1yCIeUer

fries or the others nay b n ne
minds OF some OF those Eno are n
cIinsd 70 the belief that they were
greater fighters than the victor OF
Maunee Bay. there Is no tue course
to follow in figuring cut how trey
might have shaped ID alongside q
the present champion could he have
but faced them a. their best
And 8s for hfftluE-u6 ore -
the old timers ever NET = MAJ IS
bIE and husky a. jess Willard and
beat hlm to a pulp IN three rounfE-
Dempsey q q fighter q . dig
ferenr Tyre than any q ne Old
time stars. He has q style
peculiarly his own that 70 eur
way Of thinking defles eompaTI-
son with that Of any Of the Erelt
fighters who have flashed across
III. fferfc horizon
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-19

Here are the names OF the Reds OF
1882 Charlie Snyder. Phil Powers
catchers: WIZ White, Mountloy,
pitchers: Long John Reilly, Iirst
base. BID" McPhee, second basei
aFIfcix" Carpenter. third base; Jake
shoup. snoltstop. Jack Morrison,
right field; Tom Mousell. center 1leid;
Jones. LETT field
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-19

Philadelphia, Pa. Sept 19-Tae
Meadowbrook second team. OF West
bury, L L. Thursday won the junior
polo championship OF the United
States. defeating the Philadelphia
Country club In the final match. AZ
goals to s IL. in a brilliant contest
which was not decided until the final
period.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-19

Totals -.-..---..-.-.--29 y Il
xBattsd for Welsh IN ninth
zxBatted for Galloway IN ninth
xzBatted for Dykes IN ninth
Score by innings
Cleveland $1,000 " 49,
Phllac6ip1la $1,000 wv wv ~
Three base hit, Smith Home run. smith
stolen bases, Chapman. zinn- Sacrifice hit,
Chapman Double playa Gardner. Harris
and Gardner. Base on balls, OF Unle, =;
OF Bazby, l. off Ecl-ert- . Innings
pitched. Uhie, Is. Bagby. Ii. Struck
out. By Uhle, Z; by Bsgby. /; by Eckert. 3.
At Washin gton-First game R. q z
e. louis .-,. 600 400 600 10 2
T-zsilington ...-.-. 10s 02s 1ez-l2 II
Batteries; st. Louis. southeron. Van ca
der ard Collins Washington Schacnt ans
Charity.
Second game z 4 2.
St Louis ------------ goo ooo oeo-s
WASHINGTON ..--.-.-- 90 COS 1ox-s 70
Batteries. st. Louis. Galiia and Billingsi
Washington. -Courtuzy and AEnew-
Detroit .....-....... 800 I'll 11o-s IS !
Boston --...-.-.-.. O02 900 900 2
Batteries. Detroit Ehmze. Ayers anc
Ainsmith; Boston. Jones. McGraW. DuTnont
and Schang.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-19

Norris Taiman, the White
; marsh Valley professional. who .
finished second In the Philadel- .
phia open championship over =
3 his home course recently. is .
said TO be sfnEularly ike Chick .
Evans IN build and character
lstics. with the exception OF g .
, thatc.s OF red hair A bad first =
) round. where he took SIS. made =
Il look as though he had no -
b chance. but he stuck gameiv -
aad took second prize with -
total Of So HIS second round -
was a y, his next an SO and his =
last g u. At thar, his total =
prize money was Just SO shy OF -
Erench's award which included =,
$3.50 ana aalf money for the =
best Is hole score. .
.&O0& $1,000 &&AAS
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-19
SPORTOGRAPHY By .G,agg.

MAY not remark that By quitting
w work some actors express the only
way they have OF playing a striking
role.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-19

w many graceful batters. but none
who makes himself as much at home
as aIr. Ruth2
Today we commemorate the fourth
decade Of Frank Leroy Chance. who
won the title that william Jennings
Bryan won in politics. that OF Peer
less Leader" Frank is living IN COM
fort in his magnificent estate at
Glendara, Cal
That Europe already is plunging
into preparations for next years
Olympic games. and that the stadium
in Antwerp in which the great inter-
national meet IS to be held already
practically IS completed, was recently
announced
The stadium in which the games
viii be held will accommodate S0.00e
persons and was built at cost OF
3.010, 900 francs. The city OF Antwerp.
the Belgian government and COM
mittee of public spirited citizens each
subscribed 100000 francs. The
stadium includes a circular track OF
500 meters and q 200 meter straight
away The track was built by the
same man who laid the Olympic
course at Shepherds Bush, Lordon.
in 1908. and the Stockholm Olympic
track in 1872.
Separate houses containing dress
ing rooms. showers. etc, for visiting
athletes have been constructed
Automobile racing enthusiasts will
see two brothers battling for worlds
which viii feature the card Of events
at the Sheepshead Bay Sneedway,
New Jersey. tomorrow. They are
Louis and CASTOR Chevrolet. two OF
the most daring race pilots IN the
world. Ever since Castor deposed
Louis as the 100-mile CHAMPION the
latter. who is the older Of the pair.
h s been busy tuning up a machine
that some day would smash the rec
ord made BY CASTOR Chevrolet when
Bay on July Z last IN this race the
youngest Of the CheFroIets covered
the distance IN 54-i71s.
Willard may be down and out, but
his former manager, Tom Jones. has
not quit Tom he's discovered a bird
that be says viii be the undisputed
one in two anniversaries. Tom seems
20 forget DemDsey's remark that the
bigger they are the harder they fall
for his new hope IS six feet seven
with an avoirdupols percentage OF
30. This little boy who has been
voting one year Is entitled Otto Nesr,
a sort OF Near Oh mpion. shall we
say OLLo Las the advantage o. JACK
in age and II he'll stick around long
enough no doubt Father Time viii
arrange things for him Wait VIII
count more than weigAt
THE CLASS IN sPORTOGRAPHT.
Ey defe ting PADDY Ryan at Mis-
sissippi City. Miss. in 1882, John L.
Sullivan won the heavyweight cham
pionship. which he held till jim Cor
bett took i from him, in New Or
leans IN 1881.
Tomorrow is the anniversary OF a
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-19

Brooklyn --.-.-.-----.--.- 900 600 0e0-0
Cincinnati .---------------- 900 900 BOX
Two base hits. Duncan. Johnston. Three
base hits. Johnston. ayers. Stolen bases
EouL MaEae. Sacrifice hits Daubsrt
Baird Double play FlnEo 70 Harh Base
on balls, or Eilsr, g strrckout. BY EIIar.
s. bv Cadore
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-19

fittshurg. Pa Sept 1g.-Adarns held
New York 20 three hits Thursday. the Pr
rates e1Eily winning He struckout Barnes.
Burns and Eauff IL Succession IN the third
inning. The Locals hit Barnes hard. espe-
claliy In the second and fifth. Shower. a
recruit took Barnes's place in the sew
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-19
CHAMPS NALL0P 'YANES TAKE THE.
BROOKLYN TEAM.LA5T FROM S0X.
Defeat Windy City Aggre-
CATION in Last Game;
Indians Are Victors.

New York. Sept. ls.-New York defeated
Chicago IN the last game between these
clubs this year THURSDAY.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-19

where They Play Saturday.
Boston at Chicago.
Brooklyn at Cincinnati
New York at PittsbrE.
Philadelphia al St Louis
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-19

where They Play Saturday.
st. Louis at Philadelphia
Cleveland at Washington
Detroit at New York
Chicago at Boston
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-19

Donald produced surprise when he de-
feated his old side partner. JOCK
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-19

NEW YORK. sept 17.-Jack Brit
N ton IS certainly the marvel OF thu
age in fistic circles
Here is a boxer who has been ham
mering away at opponents for more
than fifteen years. earning his salt
and always giving a good account Of
himself, yet after all these years
showing no signs that Pop Time has
laid hand on him
Defended His Prestige.
By winning back the leltervFelgnt
championship from Ted Lewis with
knocFout Ia nine rounds at Canton,
Ohio. early in the year, and then de-
Tending the title successfully against
Lewis in a return bout at Newark,
Brlttou proved that his comeback as
a champion was no luke.
But his latest per1ormance--thar q
outpointinE and outSeneraliug Nike
O'Dowd. the middleWeight champions
set the boxing world esog Win
praise for the fishtines Irishman-
Rrlttou gave away more than
ten pounds 10 O'D0wd, and he
faced q husky, willing battler who
forced the fighting in every one OF
the eight rounds But Britton won
the popular verdict Wien the
fousr was over, and the experts
figured that he had COPIED the
decision neatly in six out OF the
eight rounds
OD0wd. as we stated. pressed the
clever BrittOu from the first gong
He is 4 willing and aggressive fighter
Is clever Boxer.
Britton. on the other hand. Is a
boxer first Of all he can hit hard
enough TO bring home the bacon when
the occasion demands-he proved that
AGAINST Lewis But naturally he IS
one Of those Hindoo boys who keep
jabhing, side-steppln turning
shoulder here and shooting home q
singing punch there until the other
fellow thinks he is boxing a ghost
That's Britton.
And when Dave MaekHy made
the Brftfon-LerTiE match he did
better than he knew for ne
matched n boxer and n fighter,
and whenever two boys Of these
types come together the fun1 are
pretty sure 10 set their moneys
worth.
Britton's cleverness and ring gen
eralshlp is almost uncanny. He ranks
with the best boxers this country. or
any other country, for that matter
has produced in the last 20 years And
70 think that in figuring age as
athletes go. Bitten is a seasoned vet I
eran, old enough TO retire with his
laurels and call IL lifetime as FAR as
that's all
Dempsey Leads An.
We hear a lot Of comment about
Jack Demuseys qualifications as
champion compared TO the champs OF
other days, and much Of Il leans
fairness. can comparisons Be drawn
% Dempseyls derrimentt No matter
how vivid the memory OF the hitting
power o. sullivan Firzsimmors. JEFF
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-19

ONE Of the outstanding facts in the
Odefeat Of the Albuquerque team by
the picked club Of the Army and City
league is the proof Of the class Of
ball dispensed In FL Paso this season.
Now that they have seen the city
league players aligned against an
outside team the fans have been able
to get a line on the players and they
have been greatly impressed with tho
work OF their favorites. It has been
maintained BY a great many fans that
the class Of ball this season far ex-
ceeds that OF past years ana while no
great credit can be attached to victory
in the Albuquerque series in view 81
the fact that Il Is a picked team which
has bested the New Mexicans. the
bugs can find a great deal Of salts
faction in watching the clean work
OF the Davis team as a whole.
It IS possible that arrangements viii
be made to bring the Fort Bayard
club here for a series. The team from
the government post Is composed Of
experienced ball players and no doubt
would give the FL Paso aggregation a
TvrirIers Of the class of Pons-
ford. HIulcnhy, Leyva and Rees
deserve a tryout against the
strongest material OF the section
and they should be given the
chance u possible. Many fans
hope that the Albuquerque
series f. hut the forerunner Of
the visit Of a number OF fast
clubs here during the last few
weeks Of the season and some
good games viii develop. FL PasO
f. good for at least one month
and a half OF baseball weather yet.
X =
Ponsford's one handed stab Of NJ
Chavez grounder in the fifth inning
Of Thursdays game was one Of the
features Of the game. Nanny Ieaped
high in the air and grasped the sphere
as Il was soaring upward on a
bounce. He retired the runner at
first.
Manager Davis did an excellent
thing in putting all OF his bench
warmers into the game Thursday. II
helps TO keep Up the morale Of a club
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-19
STANDINGS


where They Play Saturday.
Dallas al San Antonio
Shreveport at Beaumont.
Fort Worth at Galveston
Waco at Houston
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-19

Where They Play Saturday.
san Francisco At Los Angeles
Sacramento at oakland.
Vernon at salt Lake
Ssattle II Portland
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-19

The American league would be a
splendidly balanced organisation n
the playing abilities OF its teams Il
the Athletics we're out Of 1t
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-19

Philadelphia. Pa. Sept. I9--Eckart-
local semi-p professional pitcher. made HIS
debut with Philadelphia and was beaten
I nv Cleveland
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-19

Ruether.)
to I-chicago, May 4. and Pitts
burg. July s.
10 to philadelphia. August 3.
Defeats.
5 TO brooklyn, August II (re-
lieved by Luuue.
to s-St- Louis. June II.
5 TO e-New York, Nay IS CRelieved
by Ruether).
s TO New York, July g CRelieved
By Ring). and Brooklyn, August 6
(reeeved by Fisher.
to Chicago, June % frelieTed
BY Luque).
snllee'E Worlds Series Record.
BY scores OF 2 to and to 5, being
knocked out OF box in last game.
Pitchers winning over hlm-Cicotte. in
first game; Faber. in second
The White Sox, two years ago, made
20 hits off Sallee, distributed as fol-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-19

VIII II-ITII ELILE-7
The Brooklyn Athletic association
having been awarded the 11-mlis rrn
and .seven-mi1e walk. for the national
championships o. the United States.
has selected October 15 As the date
for these two A A Q events
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-19

Chicago -...----..--.---.-- 200 Gel col.
New YORK -..-..-..-.----- 900 500 00z-6
Two base hits. Pratt. Mayz Jackson.
Felsch. Schall- Three base hit Wick.
Stolen bases. Collins. Pip. Sacrifice hi..
Wick Double plays. Pratt, Peckinpaugh
and Pipp: Maya. Ruei and Pipp- Base on
balls. of Mays &. off Mayer. q off Lou
dcrmlik off wilkinson. J. Innings
pitched. 3fyer. 5; Loudermiiiz. 2; Wilkinson.
s. struckout. BY Mays. 5. by Mayer I; BY
Loudsrniik. 4; by Wilkinson, 1. Wild pitch.
lIaver
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-19

, MOTORCYCLE OUTFIELDERS. =
, During a recent tanning bee .
, between the Yankee players =
, Frank Baker carried the boys =
back for a moment to the DAYS .
, when the batter demanded the .
, certain sort Of delivery they .
, could hit best IL was acreed =
that II that rule were in force .
in the present day the out .
, fielders would have to be .
, mounted on motorcycles and .
Muddy Ruel said that the nlay- =
ing field would have TO Sc as =
big as the parade grounds at =
old Camp Pike, where he was at .
the officers training camp. -
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-19

r--t11--s sss------- Wv ua4 VIZ
Two base HIT key. Three base hits
Grimm. Barbara Stolen bases Southworth.
Barbare. Terry. Double play. Doyle. Fetch
81 ard Kelly. Innings pitched. Barnes, 3;
sucVers q SEuckcut BY Barnes, 8. by
SHOWER, 3. u adams. 2.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-19

Stamford Football Schedule
October 1s-Olympio club Ct Paio
october $50. A C. a. Portland
NoVemb Der 1-St Nays at Palo
November s-sants Clara At P4lo
Alto.
NoVsmb Der 15-Open-
November 22-Ouen-
November 27-University Of south
ern califor=la at Los Angeles
December 6-Califoruia (tentatlVel
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-19

EXHIBITION CANES.
At Tulsa OKLA p = 2
St Joseph -.-.---.s.-.--.--4 -
Tulsa 80 2 =
Batteries St Joseph, Il. Willsus
and Schestaz- Tulsa Genniz. J. VIZ
liams and Schmidt
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-19

Tomorrow Is the anniversary OF
draw between two Sans at Denver.
Who were they?
Answer tomorrow
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-19

MAY NOT remark that there are
lfl many graceful batters. but none
who makes himself as much at home
as 1lr. Ruth?
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-19

Manager DAVIS did an excellent
thing in putting all OF his bench
warmers into the game Thursday. II
helps TO keep Up the morale Of a club
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-19

Today we commemorate the fourth
decade Of Frank Leroy Chance. who
won the title that william Jennings
Bryan won in politics, that OF Peer
less Leader" Frank is living IN COM
fort in his magnificent estate at
Elanlara- cal
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-19

times. has famed II meui has
walked 10 and has hit one. Charley
HerEoE was the athlete SaIlee
wounded.
Saliees 1913 victories and defeats:
Victories.
2 to e-FSuadelphia. September 10.
3 to New York, August 10.
8 to 0-Pittsburg. June IS.
9 70 1-Pittsburg. Nay 20. and Bos-
ton July 9.
to New York June 10.
to 1-Philadelphia. June 10.
4 to 2-Chicago. September I.
TO Brooklyn, July II.
to Chicago, July 2, and st.
Louis, September 6.
to 3-Pittsburgh. July q.
TO 0-New York, August 2.
to 1-Philadelphia. August %.
TO 2-Brooklyn. June 9.
to 6-Bcston. July 30 relieved
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-19

N Z - y y 7. n 7 2 TT p p
Ey defe- ting PADDY Ryan at Mis-
sissippi City. Miss. in 1882. John L.
Sullivan won the heavyw ight cham
pionship. which he held tn jim Cor
bett took It from him, in New Or
leans in 1892.