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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-15
CHANGES FOR
OUIMET-EVANS
MATCH soon
Two May Meet In Texas;
Opportunities At Brae
Burn and OakmOnt.
MAGUIRE INVITES
BOTH TO ATTEND

NEW YORK. March 15.-There are
~ a good many golfers looking for
ward TO the national open and ana
teur championship tournaments at
.Brae Burn and Oakmont. respectively,
IN order that the two stars. Francis
Ouimet and Charles Evans. jr-, may
be seen in action in a Z. S. G. A. event.
and possibly matched against each
other in the final round Of the ana
teur. Now IL looks as II they whould
come together before June. as the
Houston Country club in Texas has
sent Invitations to both Evans and
Ouimet to take part in the annual
tournament 20 held there this month
Evans, II Is said. has accepted. This
viii be his third attempt in a HocstSn
meeting. having been defeated in two.
Ouimet is also in receipt OF an invita-
ton from While Mcguire, the Houston
professional. and as the former ma
tional titleholder and Mcguire are old
friends, Il may be that he can be pre-
vailed upon to attend When practic-
ing for the national open at Brooklyn
in 1913. Ouimet and Mcguire were
paired together almost every day. and
in one match, against Mike Brady and
]. B. Hylan. the first named pair had
q best ball OF 81 for the last nine holes
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-15

NEW YORK. March 15.-Plans Of
N Jess willard and Jack Dempsey
to fight in New Jersey have been shat
tered unceremoniously by John s.
smith, boxing commissioner OF that
state. The commissioner opines that
New Jersey will be Just as well off
II the rival heavyweights and Tex
Richard give the community across
the Hudson a wide and spacious berth
One imaginative person suggested
that It would be within the law 10 ar
range a little scenario featuring VIII
lard and Dempsey IN important parts
and IN this way getting before the
movie fans OF the country the little
argument to be settled by Dempsey
and Willard on July 4.
The man with the extra thought
produced this scheme to beat the
federal law against shipping pie
lures Of boxing exhibitions from
state TO state. His idea WAS that
the whole film could be made at
Fort Lee and because OF the pro1-
unity OF Fort Lee 10 Broadway
fight followers could be Induced TO
make the picture n success even
before a was finished.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-15

Now commissioner smith steps IN
and grasses this idea as uonsenslcal-
Rather the commissioner admires the
movie enterprise but objects to allow
ing New Jersey to be used as dump
ing place for a mill that he terms
Outrageous" Mr.. Smith says that Il
will be unfair to ask an old man ike
Willard TO fight a young. husky per
son Ike Dempsey. Smith admits that
he never met willard, but believes
that a man past 30 years OF age should
not be mixed up in such a strenuous
sport as boxing
Where VIII Tex Cot
Slowly but surely the several states
OF the country are giving Tex Rick
ard something TO think about First Il
was Texas, or the governor Of Texas.
who emphatically lei II be known that
no sanction could be had for a cham
pionship prize fight Next governor
Boyle, OF Nevada. vetoed the p round
boxing bill passed through the Ne
vada legislature in hopes that Richard
would be interested. Now New Jersey
throws a monkey wrench into the
Richard machine II begins 70 appear
as II The clause in his contracts with
the fighters calling for the paying o.
their expenses n the tilt goes to for
eign shores viii have a hearing al
ter all
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-15
Here Is Pledge That Al
SbOrtsmen Should Take

Every member OF the Michigan
State SpOrtsman's Association
signed the appended pledge on be-
coming affiliated
Never 10 violate the letter or
spirit OF the law
Never TO take game or fish, ez-
cept in slrillfui manner.
Never 20 take more game OF
fish than can be conveniently used
Never to take game or fish IN
quantities that would have a ten
dency 10 reduce the normal supply
Never TO permit destructive
hunting or fishing or the passage
OF any law that would permit Il.
To aid whenever possible in the
conservation and propagation OF
game and fish
To aid in the protection OF IN
sectivorous and song birds
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-15

nISCOYERED-another way in which
II Tyrus Raymond Cobb. late OF the
gas and flame division Of the Q. S. A.
leads everybody IN the major leagues
It IS being on the 'front.' end OF triple
steals, apparently "a OF these having
been pulled off in the two big organ
izations- The National never wiz be
known as the Triple Steal league, for
it only claims five Of these feats 10
the Americans 1s.
The Peach led all three OF the
triple steals projected by the Jun
Eiemeu, who, however, are not the
pace settlers In the majors in these
applause making stunts The Chi
caEo White S0E are, with total
of i've, four Of them made since
Edward TroWbridEe Collins went
westward.
The Indians, or Cleveland. have the
same number Of triple steals 10 their
credit as the Tigers and so have the
Browns The Athletics have pulled
two burglaries where a trio OF base
runners moved I'D, all made before
Connie Mack threw a monkey wrench
into the machine that used to make
the Cub and Giant cars give it the
right Of way.
The Red Sox also have figured in
Two triple steals, Iris Speaker being
on the front end OF one and on the rear
end Of the other.
The Nationals have one triple steal
70 their credit and so have the Braves,
the Cubs, the Giants, the Phillies and
the Cardinals Teams which haven L
any are the Yankees. the Superbss. the
Reds and the Pirates No perform
ances in which three men moved up
Al the same time startling opposing
hatterymen and their assistants, are
charged against Chicago and New
York, Of the American league, or Bos-
National
Collins and Roth Tied.
Two other players besides Cobb have
;naugurated more than one triple
thefts. Eddie Collins, OF the White SoZ.
and Bobby Roth. now OF the Athletics
ard once Of the Hitless Wonders, being
the FASTENERS in question Roth led
triple steal against Washington In
1917 and one against Boston last year.
This wholesale larceny, n which
Bragge was involved and in which
the Red Sex were victimized, came in
q game in which the champions Of the
world were decidedly upset and IN
which Ed BarreW used Up almost his
entire pitching staff Carl Mays being
the lone Boston hurler who wasn't
thrown against the Fohlmen- Boston
was beaten, "A TO z. The date was
ALE 3 anu the EAG4 ll4 laALEL
were Vincent 1Iolyneau1 and Wallie
Schang.
Eighteen days later saw the Cubs
manufacture the Nationals lone triple
steal Of the last campaign, and II
showed Up in g conflict in which their
opponents, like Clevelaud's, were rat
tied. The Miechellites were playing
the Cardinals and they had them on
the run, the final score being IA TO 0.
IN the fourth Deal, Zeider and Killifer,
three former American leaguers, got
IN motion on Sherdel and Gonzalez and
all moved up. The bases became load
passed Tyler, all hands scoring when
Ajax Flack knocked the ball out Of
the lot
First Triple Steal on Record.
The first triple steal on record was
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-15

NEW YORK, March 15.-Probsbly
~ two Of the youngest exponents OF
the boxing game in this country, pos
sibly in the world, are the Kurtzo
boys. Joseph. aged nine. and Law
renee. aged eight. They reside at No.
81 East l3sth street. Bronx, New
York
The youngsters are the sons OF
Joseph Kutrzo, ST., in charge OF the
track team OF the Pennant A C., OF
New York. The elder Kurtzo is a
devoted athlete, and It IS only natural
that his sons inherit his love for phys
ieaI culture exercises.
For the past six months Joe and
Larry have been doing their bit by
boxing and wrestling for wounded
soldiers at various camps and hos
pitals here. Recently they exhibited
their fistic ability six times at diff
ferent hospitals in the short period
Of IS hours.
They Know the Game
The boxing ability OF these lads
does not consist Of wild, amateurish
swings. Their fighting skill would
shame many Of the present day ban
tams- Their assortment OF jabs. up
percuts, crosses, etc, is a source OF
amazement when one considers their
youth In addition to being boxers
the boys are crack wrestlers. After
three rounds Of boxing for the SOL
diers they 20 to the mat and wrestle
for ten minutes with never a dull mo-
ment while the bout lasts.
One OF the InnumerabIe spaIaH
OF the boys IL worlds lightweight
champion Benny Leonard.
Joe Kurtzo IS OF the new school OF
scrapper. fast on his feet, with a fine
left jab and a good guard. Larry, on
the other hand, Is Inclined to be 3
slugger, something on the style OF
Leach Cross, the old time New York
lightweight He stands natfooted and
IS willing TO take a blow in order to
get one over. That he has a punch
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-15
YANKS WILL TAKE
ON ANOTHER CATCHER

Miller Higgins has only three
catchers on his list at the present
time. but he expects to have another
in line before the Yankees begin work
at Jacksonville. The identity OF the
backstop yet % be corralled remains
In doubt. but Higgins says he Is a
younEster who IS said to give promise
OF future greatness Ruel. Hannah
and Baldwin are the three backstops
already in the Yankee fold and. Il
Baldwin performs Up to the predic-
tions waiting eastward from the Pa
cific Coast league. he has a fine
chance Of sticking with the club. II
Is expected that Reul VIII do most q
the catching for the Yanks IN the
coming campaign His hitting or lack
Of it viii settle the case. as there is
no doubt about his ability behind the
hat
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-15
SCHULTZ RELEASED
10 BECOME MANAGER

New Tork- March I5-Erank sfhlIte.
who finished out last season az q
pinch hitter with the Washington CLUB,
has signed a contract to manage the
Binghamton club OF the New YORK
state league, having obtained his re-
lease from Clark Griffith Schultz
famed as @Wildfirs" in the halcyon
days Of the great Cub machine that
Frank Chance piloted TO four penants
and two worlds championships IN five
years. was a wonderful ball player
when at the top OF his form and was
a model OF grace and ease IN action
He was a terrific hitter, home run
smashes being his speciality. There
are still q few years OF good base ball
left in the veteran. but Griffith re-
leased him n order that he might ac-
cept the offer made him By Blng-
hamfou
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-15

made against the last National league
team that took credit for a feat OF
this kind-Chicago- II was perpetrated
lat the Polo grounds on September Il,
1900, by Jack Doyle. George Davis and
Kid Gleason. Johnny Killing, now said
to be making money hand over fist In
Kansas City, being behind the bat for
the Cubs at the time king had just
i6ined the Chicagoans and made good
from the start with the exception OF
thwarting the triple larceny staged
by Doyle, Davis and Gleason
Then ensued a wait Of ten years
before another triple steal ap-
peared. The pills, managed by
Billy Murray. flashed the play
aEainst the Reds. managed by
Clark Griffith, and got away
with Il, the man who scored being
Edward Lawrence Grant, who gave
his life for the sake Of democracy
in France last fall
Johnny Evers led a triple steal for
the Braves in 1916, Jack Miller one for
the Cardinals in 1917 and Charley Deal
one for the Cubs last year.
IN the American triple stealing
started in 1904 with Dick Padden, Joe
Sugden and Jesse Burketr, OF the
Browns. foxing the Nationals, then
called Senators There was one triple
steal in the Junior league in 1903, one
in 1915, two in 1916, one in 1917 and
one last year.
Cobb, as told. led three and Eddie
Collins and Roth two. Men who were
on the front end Of one were. besides
Dick Padden. Harry Davis, Harry
Lord, Felix Chouinard, Jack Graney.
Arnold Gandil, Harry Hooper, Bert
Shotten, Buck Weaver, John Collins,
Ernie johnson and Amos Strunk.
A Triple aFfrinE.v
The triple steal Harry Hooper start
ed In the third inning on May Is, 1914.
against the Indians, for whom Rip Zip
was pitching, led to a triple
Punishment. oliver Patrick Chill fir
ing Dode Birmingham, Fred Carisch
and Ivan Olson off the green for pro-
testing too vigorously.
They say that one Of the reasons OIL
lie failed 70 stick in the American was
that he was too arbitrary in his deal
inEs with able athletes who thought
they had a right to protest decisions.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-15

WTHEN does a boxer develop into a
W faker and when Is he merely
wiser
Boxing has suffered more from pre-
arranged bouts than from any other
single evil attached 70 the game. The
parties to framed" affairs vary all
the way from the principals. who
sometimes don't even let the promo
ters IN on the deal. TO the regular
gang OF gamblers IN possession OF
the Information.
Naturally II only the boxers them
selves know just how a bout Is to
turn out. they are the only two who
may lay their money on a sure thing.
As the principal who Is to lose must
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-15

New York, March 14.-Instead OF
beginning to think about closing up
shop and preparing for the rapidly
approaching outdoor season. those in
terested in the indoor game appear
TO be growing more active with each
succeeding week The latest news IN
this line comes from Claiming Floyd,
the New York home bred pro" who
has been engaged 10 look after a
school at Hahne's. IN Newark The
school viii be IN conjunction with the
seed department and also have an in
formation bureau relating 20 all
phases OF golf and course construc-
ton Floyd, by the way. has signed
Up with the Sacaudaga Golf club at
GloversvfIIe, y. y, for two year,.
The Consumers League % Delaware Is
couductinE an Industrial survey CT Won
en workers IN that state
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-15
Meredith and Lennon
Mau Again Combete

New York. March 15.-Capt- Ted
Meredith and Lieut. Tommy Len
non. the famous athletes who re-
Gently returned from France.
where they did much daring and
brilliant work, may return to that
country 70 take part IN the A. E +.
and allied track and field cham
pionships which viii be held in
June Both men say they would
be pleased TO make the trip and
compete in the meet Ls Roy
Campbell. former conferences half
mile champion and record holder,
is overseas. and expects 20 repre-
sent the United States IN tbs allied
championships.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-15

Buffalo. n Y. March 15-One Round
Davis. the Buffalo heavyweight. has
returned 10 the ring. For some time
past Davis had been a member Of the
Pennsylvania mounted police. He
made a good COP, but IS having q
rough time OF 10 in the squared circle.
Davis viii be remembered as a mem
Der Of the white hope" brigade who
came to New York widely heralded.
only to be knocked out in the first
round BY the rugged Soldier Kearns
in a bout at the Fairmont A. c.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-15

You can get just what you want IN
our 1913 lines OF Base Ball Goods.
These are Wright & Dltson. Victor
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are also carried
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We invite correspondence from
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-15
HoLKE PREFERs BASEBALL

The Boston Nationals gave Walter
HoIke the same contract he had with
the New York Giants, and II was a
liberal one, so HoIke decided to forego
opportunities in the steel business
and return to baseball this year.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-15

St Louis, No, March 15.-The St
Louis Americans last night departed
for san Antonio, Tex, where they viii
begin four weeks Of spring training.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-15
WILL WILLARD DEMPSEY FIGHT
Be FROZEN OUT IN ALL States?

Mr.. Smith, Boxing Commissioner, Puts Stop To Bout
Being Staged In New Jersey; As State After State
Turns Down Big Bout the Problem of Tex Richard
To Stage the Big Fight Becomes More Difficult.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-15
TY COBB FIGURES AS CHAMPION
TRIPLE Thief Of Of BIC LEAGUES

Only Eddie Collins, of White Sox and Bobby Roth of
the Athletics, Have Pulled More Than One Triple
Steal, Besides Cobb; the Americans Leaguers Have
Pulled Four Times the Triple Steals Of Nationals.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-15

EuREzo BEoTEE1s&
for a kid his weight has been proved
time and again, much 70 the discom-
fort Of the neighborhood DULLES.
For the past two years the kurtzo
brothers have been instructing the
junior class in boxing, run under the
auspices Of the Pennant Athletic club.
The class numbers in the neighbOr-
hood OF IS pupils, and although many
Of them are older and bigger than
their instructors. there is no disobey-
ing either Larry's OF Joe's orders.
The kurtzo brothers received their
first lessons in boxing when their IA
Their assumed charge OF the track
team OF the Pennant Athletic club.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-15

They were fast learners, and at the
age OF five made their first public ap-
pearance. The tremendous Impression
they then created has given them a
prestige and fame which viii long
linger.
Joe and Larry have appeared at
the various shows run under the
auspices Of the n Of C.. Saliva
tiOn Army, Jewish welfare board,
Y. VI. c. 4. and Red Cross The
boys will soon start on n two
weeks tour OF the New England
states for the benefit OF the Red
Cross, hut in NIL probability the
trip will be extended.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-15
REPUBLIC
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-15

Fne-Passenger
Touring Car. Sf490
Two-Passengsr
Roadster ...ST490
Fou-Passenga
Sport Model. ST595
Sepen-PGssengsr
Car 1900 $3.50
Six-Pdssenger
Sedan ... $3.50
Fow-Pdssenger
Coupe .... $3.50
Prices E0.h KenosAa
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-15
NEW MEXICO

Albuquerque. New Mexico.
Kistler Overland Co.
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Clayton Republic Truck Co.
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Wither's Motor Co.
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Gordon's Garage.
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Bennitt Auto Tractor Co
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Dcna Ana Motor Co
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National Garage Co.
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Central Auto Co.
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Union Garage.
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SANAToRIUM
GETS STATE CHARTER

sANTN FL n NJ, Nov. I.-Iho
Chevatilier Sanatorium corporation 81
Gallup, with authorized capital stock
81 $4,000, has hled It's charter with
the state corporation commission.
The statutory agent 10 Or. Ada NJ.
C~hevaillier, ana the sum OF $50. 500
has been subscribed. In addition TO
operating a sauatorium, the corpora
ton Will conduc. "a training school for
nurses and also will maintain labora-
tories for pathological baoteriolog.-
cal, chemical n milk Investigations.
The following are the incorporates:
Or. Ada NJ. ~Cheyaillier, $4,000; Mrs.
j. T.. Kolando, 500, Louis Stewart.
$500; Mrs. Justine l. Day, $50; Miss
81. z. Shaw, $50. Judge John a. Me
Fie. $50, all OF Gallup; Mrs. virginia
Williams, Trinidad, Colo, $50. Miss
Opal Ostrnnder. wellington. kas.. $50.
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Livestock

KANSAS CITY, Mo-. Nov. I.-Hogs
-Receipts. i2.OO0; market rs to s5
cents lower. Bulk. tii4OMi4.S0.
heavies. si4 20 mi4.1i; lights. sl4.0O
Hi4.SO: light lights, t1a75mti.50:
pigs. si2.75Hif.75.
Cattle-Receipts. $4,000; market
steady TO 80 cents higher. Heavy
beef steers, choice and prime. $4,000
1927 medium. good, tf1.T6miB.bO;
common. S9.50Wii.bO; light weight
good and choice. tt2.gb MfS.OO. com
mon and medium, kspOn12.6b;
butcher cattle. heifera. as.abm18.bO;
cows, s6.35 M11.5O; anne and cut
tiers. $500 n sos. veal calves, $4,000
1915; feeder steers. ts.OOWts.sO.
stoeker steers. fb.7bnie.0o.
sheep-Receipts, i2.000: market ir-
regular. Lambs. ti2.TbQi4Tb. cuils
and common. $3.50 Hif.75. yearling
wethern. f9.7b q 1O.75; ewes. $4,000
7.T5. cuils and common. f3.00 ~ SIS:
breeding ewes, $3.50 mi4.0O; feeder
lambs, sif.O0 aI3.OO.
CHICAGO, Nov. 4-Hons-HeccIpts
~ .O00; market slow. about t6 To IS
cents lower. Bunk, ft42bW 1900;
top, $780, heavy. tIA5Omilao.
medium, t1f.to 1890. light, siAbOR
1900. light lights. l1A7bMlig5.
heavy packing sows. smooth. sf9.sk@
iA4O; packing sowH, rough, 1880
1878: pigs, ais.b0Wit.2s.
Cattle-Reccipts. $1,000; market
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CLASS IN HOME
RCONQMICR IN VILLAGE

SANTA FE. Nov. s.-AR evening
in home economies has been or
by the ,eacher. Miss Lucy
lBalfe, In the village OF Chimayo. In
the upper part OF Santa Re county.
This II one OF the classes organised
under the state plan for vocational
and viii receive state and
federal aid.
There are ~ students enrolled IN
the class and all are displaying 4 keen
interest In the new studies.
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