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MARINE INTELLIGENCE

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
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Standard Time.
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/ ton slow at 10 o. 24c. per h.; dressed lambs.
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sSUl0 per carcass.
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! sl2. ]. G. Curtis & Son: S state lambs,
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-31
MARTY FALK To
STAGE A BOUT
Fast FeatherWeight Boxer
Plans to Match Kid Ross
and Hook Bones.

Marty Felk. featherweight boxer
known to every glove ian OF the
southwest who is at present making
his home In Deming. n. 81. is plan
ming the staging Of a show in the lit
tie New Mexican city which VIII
bring Hook Bones and Kid Clarence
Ross together in the near future.
Has 2 Good Card
Marty had been figuring on the
show for some time and as Ross is
new stationed at Deming with the
battalion guarding supplies there and
as Bones recently Issued a challenge
ID meet the fast infantry mauler he
is getting in touch with the manager
Of Bones In an effort 70 arrange the
contest Ross Is one OF the fastest
-nu cleverest OF the z4th boxers and
llas gwen speedball hayden quite a
lew oates. he VIII make good
match Tor Bones VINO recently de-
clared his intention OF coming back
ana manager scot Nichols has IN
4ugurdted campaign against all Of
TIE purpose Of putting Bones al the
head by right Of conquest
Marty states that the Deming fans
would like 10 see q good boxing show
again and he believes IL would ara
2 dandy crowd inasmuch as there are
three companies Of infantry and the
town fans to attend the show Follow
ing the bout he plans 10 return 10 his
former home in Chicago for lengthy
visit. Thursday afternoon he and his
brotherinlaW OF Deming motored 70
silver City and were present at the
towser-Johuson battle.
The date for staging the show has
been set for November 10
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-31
KID GEORGE IS
CHIEF ADVISER
Big 1Iiddleweight Boxer
Becomes Principal Train
er Of Russ" Chambers.

Russell Chambers. the sturdy cav
airy welterweight who has defeated
virtually everything OF his weight IN
Arizona has arranged for the services
OF Fred Kid George 10 train him Tor
his future bouts the first OF which
viii be with Johnny celmars at Bis
bee, on November Z.
Has Good Prospects.
Chambers in the opinion Of referee
Jack Mcdonald Of II PasO has a
bright future and he possesses ample
speed and hitting ability besides BE-
ing game 10 the core. He will be re-
membered by many fans as the boy
who fought Johnny Sudenberg at Fit
sam Houston when the military
tournament was under way last jan
usry- Some time later he knocked
out Matty O'Brien. claimant Of the
border Welter title and followed this
by other Victories
Veteran Be5llnd Him.
In George he viii have the advan-
taEe Of having a cool experienced vel
eran in his corner who is acquainted
with every blow IN the history OF the
Lcxing game. Fred has left Bisbee
and IS making his temporary head
a Erters in Douglas while coaching
Chambers for the fight having given
up the job OF refcreeing the copper
city bouts 10 handle the husky scrap
ner- Two judges also assist the ref
cree in giving the decision al the Bis
bee ringside the third official rend-
erinE his decision only when the
Judges disagree.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-31
JACK DEMPSEY ORA VS.
THE COLOR LINE AND
WILL NOT BOX WILLS

NEW YORK. oct. fl-k well posted
~ authority on boxing says that
two theories. closely related only be-
cause both belonged to The heavy
weight situation. were aptly present
ed at the opening show OF the Arena
a C at Jersey City ten days ago. In
one case Harry Wills. the husky and
duszyhued finger OF fists. proved TO
q gathering OF 5000 Interested on
lockers Just why It Is that the white
heavvwslghts give wills a wide berth
And IN the other argument Knockout
BIZ Brennan lost his front name and
most OF the prestige he built up FOR
himself during the last few months.
Had An EuEy Time.
IN the case OF wills. he faced the
time worn veteran, Joe Jeanette. who.
for years was considered about the
cleverest man on two feet wills gave
jeanette a boxing lesson that scienti-
lated with displays OF fistic art and
in which the pivot punch, the loop
the loop and every other artifics
known 70 the battiers was offered for
Inspection The crowd hooted and
Kissed the efforts OF wills only be-
Jeanette TO stay the eight rounds and
IN doing OF won some antagonism. but
he surely showed that he towers
above any other man IN the ring as
far as SCIENTIFIC boxing Is concerned
Jeanette has won any number
Of fights fhrnuEh the use Of
straight left that heretpfore never
failed 20 reach lfa intended mark.
On this occasion Jeanette not
only found this blow useless be-
cause Wills picked q ous Of the
air and turned d aside ~ would
q man turn aside an infant's blow,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-31
You Need Not
Suffer from Catarrh

system s s g. which has been in
constant use for over fifty years viii
drive the catarrhal poisons out OF
your blood. purifying and strengthen
ing T. SO It viii carry vigor and
health to the mucous membranes On
its Journeys through your body and
nature VIII soon restore you to health
you VIII be relieved OF the drop
pings Of mucous in your throat, sores
IN nostris. bad breath. hawking and
splitting.
All reputable druggists carry s. s.
s. IN STOCK and we recommend you
give It trial at once.
The chief medical adviser Of the
company VIII cheerfully answer all
letters on the subject There Is no
charge for the medical advice. Ad.
dress Swift Specific Company. 251
swift Laboratory. Atlanta. Ga-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-31
Arizona Varsity
Meets The AggieS

The Arizona university football
team arrived n FL Paso Thursday
evening from Tucson. enrouIe 10 Me-
sflia Park. n ~. where the Western
srs faced the New Mexico Aggies on
the Eridiron this afternoon The Wild
cat team Is exceptionally strong and
Is confident OF victory. The team this
season IS considered one OF the FAST
est developed in several yeara, It's
Mariar. right end: Cook. right
tackled smith, right guard; Lynch.
center. Barkley. left guard; Hard
away. left tacsle. Woftard, left end
slonaker. quarter back; McCreary. left
half; Manzo. right ha1f; Hobha, fuli
back: Stewart. tackle; Clymers cen
ter: Finnerty. guard; Wood. end Ero.
end: Orem. full back and Meyer suar-
ter.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-31

buf every time Jeanette led with
his left Wills had 90 close his
eyes and look away to refrain
from driving his ponderoua right
through the opening. Dempsey
hlE drawn the color line and re-
fuses 20 have anything 10 do With
Wills. From what was observed
At this night Il O. just as well
that Dempsey bctherH only vita
white hcavyweiEhtH.
Bill Brennan was making his Initial
appearance hereabouts N some time.
Re had bullt up q nice record IN the
sticks and came heraided as better
than ever and the man who first de-
serves attention from Dempsey.
Brennan faced a young, ambitious
boxer OF 175 pounds. who styles him
self Dan O'Dowd. and who only a
few months back was the amateur
light heavyweight champion OF the
nation.
O'Doud a Surprise.
Before The bout every indication
pointed to a quick retirement Of
O'Dowd. Brennan entered the ring
weighing I96 pounds and he wore his
most vicious look when he scowled
At Q-OoWd- The Boston Irishman was
neither disconnected BY the look OF
Brennan nor the furious bull like
rushes Of the man who wants to
fight Dempsey Brennan gave O'DoWd
an uumerclful beating for the eight
rounds and tried desperately from
the first second to the last 70 score
knockout but az the last bell
O'Dowd. bleeding, putting and tired
almost 20 exhaustion vas Attempting
to swap punches with his heavier and
more experienced opponent
while defeated decisively and easily
O'Dow1 really won more glory
through the bout than Brennan
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-31

among his opponents among his dis
tinguished victims we're Philadelphia
Jack O'Brien, KID Parker, the 'VeEe-
tartan Champ" Tommy Tracy. the
Australian boxer Jimmy Handler,
-Scaldy Bull" Quinn, Tommy West
the game Welshman: Dan Creedon.
the Australian middleweight Nike
Donovan. and many others. He fought
two draws with Joe Wzlcott. and In
1905 knocked out che Barbados De-
mon. He also defeated Sam Langford
on one occasion. although IN several
other bouts was whipped by Than.
Young Peter went 70 rounds with
Jack johnson IN Baltimore IN 1895, but
lost the decision
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-31
But You Eus Dive Il Out Of You
Blood to Get Rid Of L

You have probably been IN the
habit Of applying external treatments
trying 20 cure your Catarrh. You have
used sprays washes nd lotions and
possibly been temporarily relieved
But after short time you had anoth
er attack and wondered Why. You
must realize that casarrh IS an infec
tion Of the blood and 10 get perma-
nent relief the eataFrh Infection must
be driven out Of the blood The quick
CT you cone 70 understand this, the
quicker you VIII SCI Il out Of youi
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-31
FAST HORSES IN
PHOENIX RACES
Star Event Of Harness Pro
gram VIII Open the Ari-
IONA State Fair.

PhoneiS. ARK. Oct 31.-With the
arrival Of planes from Los Angeles In
the trans-desert aerial race. the ar
rival OF cars IN the FL Paso to Phoe-
nix road race and with the copper
states 2.ls trot for purse OF $1,000. the
star event Of the harness program
schedule for Monday. the opening day
OF the Arizona State fair gives prom
Use OF being the best on the weeks
program
Causes Much Interest.
Keen Interest has been aroused n
racing circles over the 2:13 trot by
virtue OF the fact that many OF the
contestants carry this seasons rec
ords only a fraction OF a minute apart
Local Interest centers on Edith Car
ter. owned by J. c. Adams. who has q
record OF Z.I6M. The full list OF en-
tries for this star event. together
with the records OF each horse Is as
follows.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-31
SIN THoMPKINs was

sim Thomplzins. colored welter-
weight and middleweight boxer, was
born in Baltimore on this date IN
1871. sim was better known In the
biff fraternity as Young Peter Jack
son. deriving his nom de ring from
the great Australian black VINO was
once the king OF the neaVs Wels Is
although John l. refused TO give him
a chance 10 fight for the title. Young
Peter commenced fighting In 1895, and
continued in the ring for dozen
wears or more. He was five and a
half feet in height, and good enough
10 whip all but the topnotchers
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-31
HOPPE RAN Up 500 SCORE
~ nrrUrren =

william Hoppe ran up 400 points in
six Innings during his practice work
al the National Recreation academy,
Brooklyn. prior TO the billiard cham
pionship contest which ended Ia New
YORK last week Showing rare form.
he started off his first time 1t the
table with a run Of 2ss, missing a
follow on his 229th- Hoppe kept the
balls on the line the greater part OF
the time, rolling his 400 al one end Of
the table. The champion used the
uasse frequently.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-31

tactics 20 defeat the heavier Univsr-
sity OF New Mexico football team In
the big game TO be played in this city
Saturday.
The cadets have developed wonder
ful passing ability during the last
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-31

Any football team would do vel
70 remember the wonderful achieve
ment OF the 1905 Penn team. After
accidents and faculty rulings had
ripped the eleven well night asunder,
the boys rallied back and remodeled
team that beat Harvard. To start
the season big Bill Hoilenback broke
a leg and remained out OF the game
al season. Weed. who was an All
American end, also broke a leg and he
retired for the year. Dutch Zeigler
then contracted typhoid fever and
Badly Draper was ruled out by the
faculty such a casualty list might
have staggered any eleven, but the
Penn men got together with the real
spirit. They won all their games. and
finally came down to the struggle
with Harvard Early in the game DR..
Otis Lamson scored & touchdown for
the Quakers, but Harvard evened the
score. and at half time the count was
6 20 g. Il was on that day that Nike
Murphy made his immortal speech be-
tween the halves.
I've only a little while TO live,
boys" said Nike. who was q sick man
az the time. win this game for ne"
and Penn. fired By the words Of the
great coach, went out and won.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-31

ANSWER: The greatest number OF
runs ever scored BY one player IN
season vaH 1876 Il was Billy Hamilton.
a member OF the Philadelphia team,
who made this Eecord In 1884
Many games have been postponed
because Of rain or darkness. but what
game was postponed because there
were no spectators PRESENT.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-31
QUARER5 WANT 4
TENNIS TOURNEY
Movement Starts to Trans
fer Championship Match
to Philadelphia.

New York. Oct 31.-Phlladelphia
has started a movement fer the trans
fer Of the 1890 national lawn tennis
singles Championship tournament 20
that city. The Quakers are reported
10 be IN league with Boston, and the
plan calls for the holding OF the
tourney IN the Huh OF 1921. These
movements are started every year,
but BY the time the annual meeting
Of the United states Lawn Tennis as
soclalion Is held they usually dis
appear into the air
WIN Move stage.
The idea Of moving the national
championships about the country Is a
Hound one IN theory. but It's manner
Of working out Is predetermined
Conditions at Newport were so
wretehed at the last matches that it
ives Imperative 10 get away from
that place IL taking the national
singles 10 F0ress Hills the association
knew that il was making no expert
ment-that il New York the success
OF the competition was assured from
every angle
But when II comes to moving TO
Philadelphia or Boston players are
confronted with the question OF ex-
that the Forest Hills tournament OF
1918 was the biggest success yet
recorded IN either this country OF
EnglaH5-that Il was the biggest
tennis tournament held In the history
OF the SPORT Is believed that any
movement TO leave Forest HIS is
lnimical 70 the best interests OF
tennis
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-31

Two weeks and they expect 70 use
passes and open plays. together with
open formations when they meet the
state team.
Slaughter and Mathes. WHO viii
play end FOR the institute. have be-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-31

facing one o. the hardest Eamse n
the History Of football a. the inHti-
tute- This game promises 90 Be ths
hardest fought which has been played
on the institute grounds u many
yearl
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-31
'SPORTOGRAPHY b 7c1ag2

HHAE not nominate for The hall Of
lt1 fame, the sheriff out IN Gary.
I'D who said. Those who don't like
this country can 90 back to their own.
and those who have no country can
go 70 II"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-31
ROSWELL PLAYS NEW MEXICO
UNIVERSITY Oh SATURDAY

Roswell. n H. Oct SL-The New
Mexico Military Institute football
team viii rely upon open football
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-31

come expert receivers OF passes. and.
because OF their speed. may prove
dangerous to the state university. Tbs
game saturday VIII be one Of speed
against weight
The cadets realize that they ar4
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-31

Earle C-Greasy-) Meals, right
fielder Of the Cincinnati champions,
has entered upon his duties as coach
OF q football team IN Norwood. Ohio,
q suburb OF Cincinnati While at col
lege Neale. like Chrlsty Mathewson.
was better known ae Football PLAYER
than as a diamond athlete. He was a
haltback and one OF the best broken
field runners who ever played the
game IN the middle west. The manner
in which be evaded taeklers In his
runs with the ball caused him 10 be
lkened 70 creased pig. and In that
Characterization lay the origin OF the
nickname Greasy" which has cIunz
TO him ever since. For the past few
years he has spent the fall months
coaching snail college eievens II the
middle west
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-31


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