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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-31
BASEBALL

7 OS ANGELES. Calf. March ST.
Il The Los Angeles team Of the Pa
cific Coast league defeated the Chi
cago National league baseball team
yesterday. : to ?. in a fast game. the
first in which the Cubs participated
since coming TO southern California
for their spring training. Nearly 1000
persons attended. Score;
RHE
Lhcaso- $4,000 .--.-.-.----- 2
Los AngeleE-- s I
Batteries Chicago. Douglas, Weaver
and Killefers Los angeles. Pertica and
Boles.
Jacksonville, Fla, March 31-The
Brooklyn National league team de-
feated the New York Americans here
Saturday, S to s.
BROOKLYN: .-...--....-.....-.S 10 ?
Batteries: Brooklyn, Grimer. PET
fer. Galore and Kruger: New York,
Quinn, Brady. Schneider and Hanna.
RueL
At Kansas City, No.
Kansas City american Ass'n)-11 IS .
St Louis CNationals) $1,000. 1
At San Antonio r. IT, T.
san Antonio. Texas league 3
st. Louis Americans
- Kansas City, 40:
Sd Louis Nationals. 3
Kansas City American Assn. lis %
BOyIand League Games.
r. n. ?.
Western Union ..-..-..-.s
Independents ---.-.--------5
Monogram Kids ----------.---l y
OFer4auQs Z 10 d
BoyIand junior Games.
Cathedral Juniors --------5 10
Westsiders ----.--..---------l
Popular ..................23 3 =
J. A Dick Co. ....-.-..-.--.-
eldman .----------.---
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-31

MISS BOYLE sWI1I1IING CHAMPION.
Philadelphia, Pa, March SL-Char-
Iotts Boyle, OF New York, won the
V~oman'a national Zoe yards indoor
swimming Championship here Satur-
day night Her time was / minute,
s as seconds.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-31
Links of EIPaso Country Club
InTip Top Condition; New Tees
Set; Some New Rules Announced

NEW Country distances
played during tournament
Of the Southwestern Golf association ss7s yards long The first nine is
So7s yards, the second 1886 yards
The distances OF holes follows:
~ 10 $40 $50 aas {as iss Isl 81 -O'l
s7s
The ground during hereafter VIII fol
lows
Rules of the O S. G. A govern play except
All traps played Irrigation
drainage dtches played
Old bed g. II S a lodging
river bed the drive nth
line Of play but the hole without penalty
Ball lodging footprint mark animal
hole made may dropped penalty except
Ball played any fence o.
ball lying within length box tee OF direction
post be lifted and dropped without penalty length
the hole
Ball lying through green may and dropped
without penalty.
Ban be placed without penalty when putting put
ting IS al ground hazards within yards Sy
shall played.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-31
JUNE MEET ON
ARCOLA LINKS
Big Golf Journeys So Num-
erous That Several Dates
Announced Conflict.

New York, March 31--Stin another
June golf date was officially an
nounced the other day. when Mrs Per
cy Thompson. the secretary. stated
that June to 10 had been determined
upon as the time for the Women's
Metropolitan Golf association cham
plonship tournament over the Arcola
links. The first three days conflict
with the national open championship
at Brae Burn and the last part Of the
week is the time for the st. Adams IN
vitation meeting Il Will also be re-
called that the Women's Eastern Golf
association championship event and
the iutercity matches for the Griscom
cup are scheduled for Apawamis, June
TO 6. conflicting with the metropol-
itan amateur event at BrOoklawn,
June 4, 5. 6 and 2.
Three dates. Nay e. 70 and 90. have
been chosen for matches between
teams representing lFestminster. Long
Island. north Jersey and south Jer-
sey, under the auspices Of the WOm-
ems H. G. A
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-31
FL PAS0 AND
ALAMO GIRLS
PLAYFA5T CAME
Skeletons Play With Three
Men; Tigers Defeat Field
man In Last City Game.
TIGERS HEAD LIST;
WALL SECOND PLACE

THE local basketball season has
1 seen several tie games at the end
Of the A1zmogordo and Fl Paso high
schools TO play the only real tie OF the
season. 1920. Saturday night at Y. n
C. A. gymnasium
The Alsmogordo girls proved much
faster than when the teams met be-
fore. IN which game the FL Paso girls
won The teams were remarkably well
matched at ali positions. The score
az the end Of the second half stood
1918. Following the usual custom a
five minute extra period was played.
during which time each team secured
a field goal the result then standing
1920. Because the regular games OF
the City league we're to follow IL was
Impossible to give the teams more
time, SO the result ended tie.
Lineups: Alamogordo girls-Ben-
nett, Dale, Mcleod, forwards Schaf-
Ter Grant CENTER Suu, Denny,
guards. Goals Bennett. and on
fouls; Mcleod e
Fl Raso-Boouer Iserman- forwards;
Hardie, Price, center, Strickland. Ed
wards. guards, Goals Boone. 3; Iser-
man. Z
Three Play Five.
Lucas, Biefer ana EObertson-the
Fighting Trio"-decfared they would
not forfeit 2 game because they did
not have a fuu team, going on the
floor against the Walz five minus two
helpers, the result being 62-8 with
walk At the &c end
Ldneupg: SheitOn-Payne- ohertson.
both forward positions; Biefer. center;
Lucas, both guard positions Goals,
Robertson, l. Biefer, .; Lucas. J.
WalE-hink, Porter, forwards; Mar
tin. center; Gleason, Carson, Bias
guards GOALS, KIink. s; Porter, IS
Martin. Ioi Gleason. 1; Bias, ?; Car
A shame To Do II,
Ths high school five gave Feldman
the worst lambasting Of the evening,
55-L The game was too One-sided to
be interesting, although the Feldman
players never for q minute gave up
their fighting spirit They were out
classeds not Dlaying their regular
LInsupss e s. Tiger-Ponsford.
Booth. forwards: williams, center;
Talbot, BloomberE, Springer. guards.
Goals Ponsford, 8 and 8 on fouls:
Booth, 8 and s on fouls; Williams, s;
Talbot, l.
-Heyman, KiinIz, forwards:
Gleason, CENTER Bias. GaIlegos,
guards Goals Heymans l. Gleason, 2
on fou1E
The Tigers head the City league,
having won the penant with no games
lost. walk, climbing from the cellar
ended second at SEQ. Shelton-Payne
landed IN third place. FeIdmsu, fourth;
An ZsxicauA fifth.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-31
EIGHTH POLO
TEAM WINNER
Col. Langhorne , s Tea m
Beats San Mateo Juniors
In Handicap Game.

Del Monte. Calf March 51--Four
officers OF the Eighth United States
cavalry, fresh from Mexican border
duty at Maria Texas. opened the Del
Monte Polo tournament Saturday, de-
featinE the san llateo Juniors. II TO
81 It was a handicap match, the
cavalry being conceded seven goals.
Capt Kloepfsr. No 5 for the cavalry
team. was the officer who led the
American forces IN a slzirmlsh with
Mexican bandits across the border
from Maria last Saturday. IN which
five 1Iexicans were killed He got Off
the train today Just IN time 20 play
in the match 1Iaj Anderson and
Maj. Tate were stars for the army
with their fast riding.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-31
ELZARIO DEFEATS CLINT BEATS MEXICAN STARS
CAVALRY TOSSERS DROP GAME CHALLENGE Ell PASO JUNIORS

THE second team OF the Esleta high
1 school took a second game from
the Mexican All stars. Saturday af-
ternoon on the Ysleta diamonds 1913.
Mcdonald pitched a good game and
with better support by the Ysleta field
might have won the game with the
addition Of a few more runs. Features
Of the game was the batting Of Thomp-
son. Alderete. Mcdonald and G1aucl.
LineUps; Tsleta-R. Gnauck. c.; e
Mcdonald. p; A. Alderete. Ii; L &C.
meets. 2b.s C. Karber 3h.; Jensen. IS;
Thompson. II; n. Pittman, e.; A.
Thayne, II.
Mexican stars-HolguIn. C.. Luian,
D.; Aiderete, H.; Lopez, 2b.; Guerro,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-31

TIE San Elizario school nine de-
1 1eated the Clint school team IN a
baseball game at san Elizsrio last
Friday afternoon with a score OF 1875.
During the first two innings every
batter died at the plate. In the third
inning san Elizario got away with
three runs and from that time kept
the home rooters yelling until they
lad piled mp IS scores to the good The
Clint team succeeded In squeezing in
q score IN the fifth inning. Again in
the seventh they came back with two
scores and again in the ninth got
sway with two more talIies.
Score by innings;
san Eiizario ....--...-60s $50 202-1s
Clint ........-..-.....O0O 010 202- 3
The Iineups: san Elizario-Ramon
suniga, p Elciado Garcia c.; Fran
cisco Arias, ID; Hilario Madrid, 2b.;
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-31
DE ORC DEFEATS
COPULOS EASILY

Detroit. Mich, March 31.-Alfred De
Orc. three cushion billiard champion,
easily defeated Gus Copulos. Michigan
champion. in the final block Of their
title match Saturday. 80 TO IS and
took the series by a score Of $50
10 a.
Although Saturdays nights game.
which went IS innings. was the closest /
OF the match. the challenger was un-
able to overtake De ORC. who led off
with an advantage OF ten points.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-31

Sb.s Hnvas. IS; Candreila. cf, Ger
yea, II; Lelerae. r.
The Mexican stars held their own
during the early stages of the game,
1t not being until the last two innings
that the lsleta boys obtained their
lead.
The winning team is anxious 70
cross bats with the Cathedral Juniors.
Popular Juniors. West Siders. Allen
Arms Co. team or any other juvenile
team Of FL Paso. Games may be ar
ranged by writing Ernest Mcdonald.
captain Of the team. Ysleta. Tex
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-31
CddOre May Try
Out War Relics

Brooklyn. n. 2. March 81
Leon Galore, OF the Robins, who
recently returned from France.
has an interesting collection OF
war relics Among them ars hand
grenades. bayonets. helmets. rifles
and a heavy leather belt which
was once owned by a German
officer. The buckle OF the belt f.
tin and encircling the German
imperial crown ar8 the words
Colt Nit Uns." Galore Is going
70 take tho buckle of the belt
and put Il on the belt OF his base
ball Uniform. He does not know
what TO do with the loaded hand
grenades, but II during the season
he objects 10 a decision the pitcher
may demonstrate how they should
he hurled.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-31

Alberto Suniga, Sb.; Maxine Garcia.
II: Seuguindina Garcia. CT: Clarence
Giron, RI; Benjamin Monies. II
Clint-Wallace, c. Willie HarErOve.
p Lujan, ID; Arthur, 2b.; Samuels.
3D.; Louis, IS: Jesus Monies, CT; Lynn
II; Morris. r.
Umpires: Madrid and Diaz.
A Mixup.
The san EIizario baseball nine claim
to have defeated the soldiers OF a fifth
cavalry troop last Saturday afternoon
with a score Of "a. The game ended
in q free for all fight. resulting Ia a
number OF bruised heads.
Score by innings:
san EliEario ...........20O O4O II
oo-u-eEs s.s--.-..ss--...-Ul utl Il
CurtiEs & Co. buy Liberty Bonds, Adv
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-31
20 noWLINe LEADERs orsTEp.

Toledo. Ohio, March 51.-Stu an
other day OF competition passed IN the
minor events OF ths American Bowl
ing congress tournament today with
out one OF the leaders being displaced
The best score OF the day in the dou-
bles was the 1914 collected BY ~.
MOede and W. Halter. OF Milwaukee.
which gave the pair a tie for tenth
place.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-31
CLEVELAND SEEKS OLYMPIC.

Cleveland. o. March 31.-CIevelanl
IS TO be a bidder for the Olympic
games OF 1920 IL it is decided 70 hold
them The last games were held iu
Stockholm in 1912 and it IS said that
those in charge there are anxious that
a return engagement be played
New York. Boston, Philadelphia are
also bidding for the games. it fs said.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-31
BARNES WINNER OF OPEN
GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP EEENT

Pinehurst, y. c.. March 31--James
". Barnes. Of Sunset Hills club. st.
Louis. won the north and south open
golf championship here Saturday,
leading the field by a margin OF two
strokes with a total OF 29S for the
70 holes. Michael J. Brady. Of the
Oakley club. Boston. finished second
with 900. Barnes and Brady tied for
the lead at 223 at the end Of the first
81 holes, but Barnes finished the last
Is in IS TO Brady's II.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-31

Havana. Cuba. March 31.-Mike Con-
zales. catcher for the St Louis Ma
tional league baseball club. for the
1919 contract offered him Gonzales
declares that unless the st. Louis club
meets his terms he viii not play ball
this year. Likewise, Baidomero Acos-
ia. OF the Philadelphia American
league team Is a holdout- Joe Rodrl-
Euez who played last year with the
New York National league team. has
signed q contract with the Rochester
club.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-11-23
G[ECTR|CSTART||IC
DEVICES ARE MADE
IN QUANTITIES NOW
Ford Company Experiments on
Starter and Generator Be.
gan in 1911-First Used in
Tanks During Late War.

How the electric starter soon to be
supplied on all Ford cars waN devel-
oped until ready for typical Ford
quantity production is described by H.
II. Bryant, local Ford distributor.
Henry Ford tested the Ford start
ing and lighting system on his own
car for one year.
Ten months ago the Ford Motor
company was not manufacturing cleo
trio starters; today the output of its
starter department is greater than that
Of any other manufacturer of electric
starting devices in the world. Its
nearest competitor makes one thou
sand q day, whereas the Ford COM
pany's output is fast approaching the
three thousand mark, 1881 already
having been manufactured in ono day.
The Ford starter-and generator, for
1t is really two separate units-is not
the result of a new Idea or Of sud
den decision. More than eight years
Ego Henry F'ord's vision saw the need,
ard his electrical engineers were in
structed to begin experimenting. Aft
CT seven years of constant research
which took into consideration the
many different climates in which the
Ford car is used, together with the
factors of size and weight and an
aoaptability to quantity production
20 trial jobs were built. These were
tested in many different ways. Mr..
| Ford himself used one on his car for
| a year. Still the engineers continued
their experiments and improvements.
| Then came the order from the gov
eminent for $4,000 three-ton tanks,
each one Of which was to be equipped
with two synchronized Ford motors. A
starter was essential, SO the one now
| being installed on Ford cars was
evolved. But, only one starter and
| generator was used to turn over the
two Ford motors in each tank. Janu-
airy /, 1919, the Ford Motor company
began equipping enclosed cars with
| this new starting and lighting sys-
tenn. Ford engineers say that, al
4 IT, ough the entire system, starter and
generator, weighs only 81 pounds, 1t
PRODUCES a higher torque output (con-
slant rotary motion) pound for pound,
than any other system on the market.
When the department for building
the starting and lighting systems first
/ began production fifty hours labor was
charged to each unit, but now that
| machinery and equipment have been
installed the time per unit is four
4 hours. Two huge armaturet impreg-
hating ovens have been installed, each
with a capacity of 100 every eight
hours. In these ovens the armaturcs
are dried, soaked in yarnish and dried
tgain. Eight hours time is required
toi this one operation.
The power from the starter to the
motor is applied through the well
! known Bendix drive, which automatic
/ rlly engages the starter and then, once
the motor is started, the starter Inn
rlediately disengages. 1t Is equipped
with oilless bearings and needs prac-
tically no attention.
! Within another thirty days or six
weeks, the Ford company expects te
be making enough starters so that ev-
cry Ford car will be equipped with the
4 new electric starting and lighting sys
Il tenn
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-11-23

Z -
few, and these the worst In the world.s
In the Sinai country It IL very sandy
and It Is quite common sight to see
Ford running along with two rolls
OF wire netting secured to the foot
boards. When the car gets to a place
where the sand is impossible. thy driver
unrolls the netting over the roadway
and thus an easily passable wire ROAD
Ia constructed: in fact, In some parts
Of the country permanent wire roads
have been made and over these tho
car runs along easily and smoothly, at
80 miles an hour"
Mr.. Massey also stated that tho Ford
played no small part in helping ito
deliver the Holy Land and Syria from
the Turks" and that his "old 1880 Ford
was the most wonderful car in the
war" So highly does he regard the
merits OF the Ford car that he has
asked permission to address the men of
the Ford factory who make Ford cars
to tell them his experiences and thank
them for their good work in building
such a reliable motor car He expects
to visit the Ford factory on the day
the Prince of Wales visits Windsor.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-11-23
MANY CITIES TAKE RADICAL MEASURES
AGAINST RECKLEsSNEsS RESULTING IN
GROW|NCNUMBER Of MOTOR ACCIDENTS
Of Alarm Righteous Indignation Sweeping Over the
Country, Says National Safety council-Rogues Gallery
Trips to Morgue Hospitalssafety Campaigns Inaug
urated in Schools Is Grand Jury Proposal

quiring pedestrians to cross the street
at regular street crossings.
That action be taken giving news
paper publicity to the existence of
various associations promoting safety,
and that the public be requested to
co operate with such associations by
reporting to them cases of reckless
driving and violations OF traffic laws.
such reports to contain the license
number of car, place. time and ma
TALK SAFETY IN SCHOOLS.
That some plan be worked out In
all schools to impress upon the stu
dents the importance of safety, daily
talks by teachers in the class rooms
and safety contests between schools
are suggested.
That publicity be given the safety
movement in the Sunday schools,
churches and homes.
That necessary action be taken for
the enactment of a state law requir-
ing that every employed person driv-
ing motor vehicle pass an examina-
ton before q board.
That upon the enactment of this
law, board be created in ST. Louis to
instruct all drivers OF motor vehicles
how to comply with traffic regula-
lions and how to handle motor We
hicles safely. This board will examine
drivers to ascertain whether they
possess the necessary qualifications,
such as normal sight, hearing, and
other qualifications. Upon meeting
all of the requirements the driver
shall receive from this board a GER
tificate, which, upon presentation to
the license collector together with a
signed statement by the driver What
Ia xxysll
all traffic and safety laws and regu-
lations. will entitle him to a license
That an inspection board be Gre
ated to inspect at regular intervals
all motor vehicles to see whether they
are in q safe condition.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-11-23
TIME OF YEAR HERE
TO SEE THAT BATTERY
HAS ITS ADJUSTMENT

When the battery does not function
the autoombile is handicapped.
Drivers are having trouble with their
battery these cool days. The battery
does not seem to "bat," and flood
of inquiries is coming in asking why
the lights act queer, or the horn re-
fuses to toot, or the self-starter will
not start.
The chief trouble in most of the
cases reported so far is that the drivers
have failed to take into account the
change OF season and shorter days.
With the end of the daylight saving
season there will be lot more having
trouble from this same cause. Not all
of the complaints have had this as a
basis, for we have had some new
trouble causes in recent days.
Some generations have an adjust
ment for cool weather so that they
will produce more current to offset the
increased use, and where there is this
adjustment it should be regulated at
this season. If there Is no adjustment
the battery should be charged occa-
sionally from outside.
Another feature not ordinarily taken
into consideration Is that the storage
battery does not function as efficiently
in cool weather. Where there is self
starter there is bound to be sediment
in the bottom of the cells, which in
time causes an internal discharge
They should be cleaned at least once a
year-that is, il the battery lasts thai
eighteen months, though some recent
models have greater longevity DOM
throw away your battery which Is moi
acting right, however. until you have
tried having 1t recharged at the sery-
ice station.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-11-23
FORD NAV|GATES ON
WIRE ROADS INSYR|l

w. L. Massey, noted British Journal
let, now recording the Prince of Wales
tour through Canada and the United
States for the London Daily Telegraph,
was official war correspondent with
the English army under General Allen
by which wrested the Holy Land and
Syria from the Turks.
When telling of his experiences, he
says that he used a Ford in many a
journey from Beersheba to Jerusalem
and to Nazareth, Damascus and Alep-
pa" and that "in Allenby's final push,
this trusty old car took me more than
4, 900 miles in six weeks and / believe
within one year 1t travelled over 10000
miles in country where roads are
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-11-23

A piece of machinery,
often like a great business
executive, expresses eff
cheney in its silence.
The engine of the Hot
Spot Chalmers does its
work SO we'll, offers so
little complaint to its
tasks that you are won at
once by its modest absence
of noise.
And gears, universal
Joint. driving shaft. differ
entail and rear axle perform
in perfect harmony with
the engine.
The reason for this
silence is a lack of vibration.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-11-23
RUNNING BOARD MAY GO.

Harry T. Gardner, secretary of the
Denver automobile dealers association,
says running board is only dirt
catcher and not of practical use; that
small perforated iron step ought to
take it's place; and further, that there
are indications it will do so in 1920
models of some cars.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-11-23

Mr.. Lee Bryne, one of the best
known automobile mechanics and SER
vice men in the west, is now in charge
of the service department of the judd
Brewer Auto company, Liberty dis
tributors at Salt Lake City, Utah.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-11-23
You Can Tell a Chalmers
By Its Silence

Vibration is the origin of
trouble in a motor car.
Hot Spot and RAMS
Horn are the underlying
causes for this absence Of
vibration in a Chalmers.
They "predigest" the low
grade, heavier gas of the
day, "pulverize" it, take
the throb OUT" and supply
high efficiency.
You know what to expect
from a laxative man or a
noisy piece of machinery,
but until you have ridden
in a Hot Spot Chalmers
you cannot guess its smooth
ness nor its silence.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-11-23
RUBBER LIVES ON AIR.

The car owner should remember that
rubber is a living thing, and that it
lives on air. Proper attention to in
ffation. makes tires live long.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-11-23
CONSTANT Refinement.

In interior and exterior body design
improvement is constant In body con-
tour, the tendency to adopt the Rolls
Royce hood this season is marked
with the indications favorable to it as
a characteristic to be generally adopt
ed with slight notifications for some
tine to come. There has been much
advancement in such details as win
dow arrangement and manipulation. IN
interior arrangement to promote room
mess nearly every real car has a plan
fer which 1t claims superiority. Ex-
ira seats which may be staggered
out of the way when not needed have
done much to make big cars more
ccmmodious. In upholstery and inter-
Tor fittings there is also a marked ad-
vance. Among the high priced fabrics
are rich woolens and silk brocades, in
the finest qualities. Slip covers, too,
hove undergone a refinement in fit
ting and choice of material that makes
item almost as pleasing to the eye as
the fabrics they are intended to pro-
teCt.