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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-08-27
N v I T A r E

Sicietatea romina de ajutor 81
cultura ..Strainul Liber" din St.
Louis, Mo, are onoarea invita-
pc toate surorile societati, onora-
tele parochii 81 cluburi. precum
81 pc toti fratii Romini din loo 81
din jur lua parte la marea SER
bare nationala. care va avea loc
Dumineca, 81 August 1919, Gu D.
caziunea sfintirei drapelelor SO.
cietatii, in hala d-lui loan Cossor
din 539 So. Vandevcnter 81 CIV
ton. "
PROGRAMUL De III:
La orele $50 dimineata, toti
fratii membrii 81 domnii delegati,
precum 81 tot eel romini Sc yor in
truni la hala sus numita, unde
vor filfai drapelele societatilor
venite din alte localitati, 81 in mi
jlocul lor frumoasele drapele ale
Uniunei S. r. A. La orele 9 sc va
oficia serviciul divin de catre pa
rintele Grayila Martian din Ma
olson, III.
Dupa terminarea serviciului
vom pleca Gu totii in corpore, par
curg1nd stradele cele mai prin:i-
pale ale frumosului oras St. Lo-
uis in frunte Gu presedintele a
ranjator, d-nul loan Petrascu.
Dupa defilare Sc va aranja Ban
chetul, care va fl pregatit de "a
tire membrele societatii.
Pretul de intrare la Banchct:
$3.50 de persoana.
Dupa Banchet va Fl antretul.
Barbatii SOC, Femeile 25c.
Va urma baterea cuielor 81 vor-
birile ocazionale din partea dior
delegati.
PROGRAMUL DE SEARA.
Corul Societatii ,,Strainul Iii
Der" de sub conducerea dirigen-
tului Nicolae Nedelcu va cinta:
1. ,,Rominiei 81 fratilor mel cor
barbatesc.
2. ,,Cintecul Gintei Latine".
3. June Romine".
4. ,.1ntre doua femei'' dialog
p E r S 0 A N f L E
Anna, d-soara Sofia Bogdan.
Maria, d-soara Maria Ena.
5. ,,Fata de la Cozia", poesie
declamata de d-soara Maria Flos
ri.
6. Poesie: ,,Dumnezeul nos"
declamata de d-Soara Catita Co
vaciovici.
7. Cintec comic: ,,Soldan vi
teazu".
7. Cintcc comic ,,Soldan Vi
teazu'' predat de d-nul 1lie O.
prean.
s. O grupa de feciori vor face
gimnastica sub conducerea d-lui
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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-08-27

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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-07

forward pass this year TO Ear
higher state OF efficiency than
Orange men have ever seen Irimhie
ana StrubinE at quarter make up q
formidable pair at this angle OF the
game and they are expected 70 pun
off some good gains. Willtausl Big
Ter and Harvey are all good ends
fast and sure, and Il VIII be surpris-
ine 10 Nassau adherenrs u they do
not cause Harvards tacklers con-
siderable trouble
It Is expected that one OF the
BIGGEST crowds IN Princeton His
tory win view the struggle. PAL
rner stadium seats 42.0o0 people,
and indications are that Il viii
be well filled BY game time spe-
cfn1 trains filled with Harvard
and Princeton Eruduntes run ron
View York and Philadelphia The
Princeton out1ourlnE f. a great
enc, for the grads figure that this
Ia Tiger year and have come to
celebrate accordingly
The Harrard-Princet0 battle rec
ord since 1911. when they resumed
football relations after a lapse OF 10
years. follows;
1e11-Harvard 9. Princeton 8 1912
Harvard 10. Princeton g. 1873
Harvard g. Princeton @ ls14-Har-
ward 20. Princeton G. 1915-HarFard
10. Princeton S. 1916-Harvard g
Princeton O. 1917-No game (TTar).
191S-No game fWar). Lotal-har-
ward IS. Princeton 20
From 1883 10 1885 eight games we're
played. OF which Princeton won seven.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-07

FINISHING touches on their respee-
I tive teams IN preparation for the
two big games Saturday afternoon at
the high school stadium were placed
this afternoon by coaches Luther Cob
lentz, OF the Tigers. and Tommy Dwy-
er Of the Mines and everything is
now IN readiness for the reception Of
the Demine ana Roswell teams
VIII Be Entertained.
PLAY win be called at g o'clock for
the first game Of the afternoon be-
tween the Deming and II Paso nigh
school teams the New Mexico MILL
rarv institute and the State school OF
Mines taking the field Immediately
after the first contest me DemlnE
team IS billed 10 arrive in tie CITY
early tomorrow morning while tle
Roswell students are expected y rms
evening. Plans have been made by
school OF Mines students TO entertain
the Roswell visitors with dance AZ
the University club Saturday and
committee consisting Of Bert Aali9ra.
RoIston Cooper and Dick Ilene mas
been appointed to have charge or the
ARRANGEMENTS Tor the event
Team IL strengthened
Coach Tommy DWyer has strength
ened his team 50 percent since tne
high school Tiger game and mas noL
lost any time in putting the team
members through practice In prepar-
alton for the Roswell battle
The acquisition OF Noble ana
walker viii add much afrenEth TO
the team rs a whole, and Mines
students are 0ptimistic over the
outcome % the game The
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-07
WILDCATS READY
FOR OLD RIVALS
Meet Pomona at Tucson
California Team Has
Lost But One Game.

Arizona university's crucial game Of
the season. the annual battle with Pc
mona win be staged Saturday after
noon on the university field OF Tucson
and the Wildcats have made big
preparations Tor the reception OF thei1
old opponents.
Pomona has played three games
this season and lost but one, this
being to the University Of California
by six points. Speaking OF the game
the Arizona star States.
The first they won from Redlands
by a score Of So to O. The second,
which was played with the University
OF Southern California. they lost By
six points. This was a hard fought
contest fl which Pomona showed
skin, but was unable TO score when
the opportunity came me -ast sails
was played Saturday when Pomona
encountered the Whittier squad and
walked of with a IS 70 Il victory
The Pomona eleven has been improV-
ing every week and is now stronger
than ever. They are coming TO Tucson
with a firm determination 10 win az
any cost Their best men VIII be
pushed TO their limit Among the Po-
mona warriors are several men who
have had lot Of previous experience
on the gridiron.
The Victorious Wildcats came out
OF the AEgie fray IN good condition
They have won four games this sea
son. all by q big margin Their goal
has never been crossed and seldom
in great danger. Their spirits are
high and their outlook bright. They
viii not fear the California squad
when they face them on the university
field next Saturday. The two teams
VIII average very near the same
weight and both OF the eleFens play
a type Of game quite similar
Greatncuse. the Elliott brotherS-
Covington and Chambers Of the Po-
mona SQUAD, have al had two years
with their varsity. They also have
a good bunch Of second string men
which can well fiji a position left
open BY an injury 20 e regular
The student body Of the university
IS making preparations for big rep
rssentatoin at the game with stunts
10 amuse the fans between the halves
This is llkely the biggest game OF the
season ard VIII likely draw record
crowd.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-07
FIVE
MEETS TRINITY
Two Leading Teams VIII
Resume Fight For Top
Position Of League.

Whether a triangular tie or the
temporary and perhaps permanent
leadership Of the Church basketball
league win result Saturday night at
the Y. IL c. A. when the Trinity and
Cathedral teams meet on the gymna-
stun floor is arousing much interest
among basketball fans.
Hoth Teams strong.
The Cathedral team VIII enter the
game with an unbiemished record
while the Trinity quintet has lost one
game. this being 10 the Mexican
Methodists last Saturday night. In
this game the Trinity five played
under the handicap Of having two Of
its best men our Of the game as l0Lu
Nanny Ponsford and Brice Schuller
had PLAYED football the afternoon be-
fore and did not feel ike participate
Ing in the nights play. The Catne-
dral team has also suffered by loot
bail. however, as Harry Mckemy, the
star guard VIII be out OF the game
for the remainder Of the season i is
believed
Interest Is also centering upon the
First Melhodist-AeXican Methodist
zane which promises 70 be equally as
hard fought These Two teams fought
an interesting battle during the first
rev GAYS Of the season 1lA 1-A-- -a-l-
basketball iB expected The ut Sinai
and First Presbyterian teams are
down on the card and Judging from
the recent form Of the community
hail quintet It should win by a sub
srantiai margin. The schedule fol-
lows. 1880. Mount Sinai versus First
sbyterian: $500. Mexican Metho-
dist versus First Methodist $3.50 Ca
thedraI versus Trinity. $500. EirsI
Christian versus First Baptist; $3.50
Central Baptist versus Westminster
Pres bvteriau
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-07
Gene belmont and
Joe Rivers Draw

Phoenix. Ariz.. Nov Joe Rivers,
Of Los Angeles, and Gene belmont,
Of Memphis, Tenn. fought a fast ten
round draw here Thursday night.
Rivers vas the aggressor throughout.
belmont knocked Rivers down In the
second with a right to the jaw.
Rivers hurt his right hand IL the
second. It was thought it might be
broken.
1ns men are ightWeiEhts.
in the semi-final KID Leyman. Of
Phoenix, knocked out Eddie Miller. Of
san Francisco, in the second round Of a
scheduled six round bout. They fought
al 133 pounds.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-07

FOOTBALL fans ot Texas and the
i southwest witnessed several foot
bali classics OF the highest caliber
during the past week end Perhaps
the most startling surprise Of the sea-
son was the close contest at Norman
Okla. when the sooners held the pow
erful Missouri Tigers to a s to 6 tie.
This is the second tie game that the
sooners have 70 their credit having
held the Nebraska Cornhuskers to a
z 70 z deadlock the Saturday before
at Omaha.
scored on Kick.
In the Missouri fgame Saturday
which was played on a slippery field
IL was not until the end Of the first
quarter that the Tigers scored on a
idroD kick by Lewis, right end who re-
peated his feat IN the second period
smoot and SWatek Of the Sooner
squad blocked a Missouri punt on the
three yard line early IN the third
Swatek then carried the bail around
left end on the next play for the
So0ners' touchdown.
Undoubtedly the greatest reFer-
sal Of the week was shown by me
Rice Owls who bowed before the
AGEAAAAe uuElaM OF me AA-tAa
LonEhorns on Clark Field. Austin
fn a 81 to g encounter. The Owls
were oufplayed, outgeneraled. and
out unanswered at every stage OF
the game and SC was not until the
final period that the Owls scored
on a perfect 20 yard forward pass
from Heath TO Captain Brick, the
all-state left end for the Rice
eleven. Texas perpetruted the on
side punt on the Houstonites AZ
Ter the first two minutes OF play
Mccullough making n touchdown
after Brennan. LonEhuru quarter
had made the successful on aide
punt.
he repeated the stunt ia the second
period Mccullough again going over
for the touchdown. McCallum. Culp
and Graves scored the other Texas
touchdowns on straight line bucks
and a forward pass.
4gEies Win Game.
The Texas Aegies proved that the5
are contenders for state honors wher
they trounced the fast and powerful
oklahoma Aggie eleven from still
water by a IS TO O score. BY this We
tory Texas retrieved itself IN foot.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-07
TEXAS AND OKLAHOMA
VARSITY TEAMS SHOW
A BIG IMPROVEMENT

BAN and vindicated its claim 20 grid
iron honors after the i 10 Z defali
handed the Texas university eleven
by Benny Owens Oklahoma SoQnera-
Playing before 5000 people who al
tended the cotton Palace at waco. the
Southwestern university pirates SUI
fered their defeat Of the season when
Baylor piled Up 20 points 70 Q against
them. BAYLOR made her first score
when Wolf recovered a Southwestern
tumble on Weathers' kick OF for Bay
Tor and raced IS yards for touch
down. This score came after the first
minute OF play Wilson Baylor cap
tain. did not play owing 70 the in-
jury that he received in the Texas
game at Austin the week before.
Christinn Victor Again.
A touchdown following a blocked
punt gave the texas Christian unl-
versitv Horned Frogs a TO 0 victory
over Trinity university at VVaxahachle
Saturday afternoon, Trinity attempted
70 punt In the third quarter and Acker
the T c. c. left tackle broke through
the line and blocked the punt, battec
the BAN 70 the 20 yard lire and car
ried the ball across the lire for the
only score Of the game after recover
ing the niTsirin on a dead run
Running - yards through a
broken field for n touchdown on
IRE kAeAuAAs jimmy lANNlAa AAA-A ArN-
hack for s. n. l., featured the
Southern Methodist university
Austin college clash en- Armstrong
field Mt Dallas with the most spec
tuculnr play Of the game, which
ended in Fl to o victory for $.
N. L. Blocked runtH proved dis
ustrous to the EanEeroos as two
Of the Mustang counters followed
lost punts near the Austin goal
line.
Arkansas who IS scheduled TO meet
the Texas Longhorns next Saturday
was overwhelmed Saturday at Fay
ettville by the powerful Henry Ken
DAN eleven from Tulsa who took the
long end OF a So to z contest featured
by long forward passes.
Howard Payne showed that she IS
still a contender for secondary state
honors Saturday by running up an So
to o victory over the university ~
Dallas at Brownwood Coach XIX
patriclS's team scored a touchdown IN
the first minute Of play when Garri-
son. right end, recovered a tumble he
hind the Catholics goal line.
Curfr-- 4 "a. hr-v r.fi,a-+v r7o,fr
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-07
WDcATSPLY CRUCIAL SATURDAY
CATHEDRAL TITLE BATTLE

Paso for the past three weeks and
inasmuch as he has an old grudEe 20
settle with Ross the bout win be a
uue rom start TO finish The en-
tire card has been arranged By pro-
moter Fax with a view Of giving the
fans the best 10 the southwest lor
their money and there is no doubt but
that Ross and Bones, being Two OF the
eleverest men iu the middleweight d.
vision VIII put forth every effort 20
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-07
Champion Knocks
Out Billy Kran7eE

Peterson, y. j. Nov. Nike
O'Dowd. Of St Paul. worlds champion
middleWeight boxer, knocked out Billy
Kramer OF Milwaukee, IN the second
round Of a scheduled eight round bout
Thursday night.
O'DoWd forced the fighting hard IN
the first round. reaching kramer's
body and head with telling blows and
early in the second round the cnam-
nion shot a hard right cross TO kra-
mer's Jaw. flooring him for the count
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-07

Cleveland. o. NOV. Inc Llr9e
cushion billiard championship tourna-
ment OF America opened Thursday
night with Byron Gillette, OF Buffalo
and Charles McCourt. Cleveland, de-
feating Charles Otis. OF Brooklyn. and
r. /. Cannefax, OF New York, res
peCtiveIy.
McCourt reused the crowd time
after time when he smashed away at
difficult shots and counted, winning
from Cannefax 90 TO a IN So innings.
Cannefax played rather raggedly.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-07
Beecher Issues 4
Challenge To All

Charley Beecher has tossed his cap
into the ring ana dares Benny Valger
10 kick out. Beecher thinks that be-
fore fighting Johnny Eilbane for the
featherw eight championship Valger
should give him a chance to knock
his block off Beecher says that the
only man in the game who thinks
Faiger a wonder is Joe Jacobs, the
Frenchman's manager. Which IS a
rather naWsty thing to say and
should result ~ a fight
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-07
FAST BOUTS IN
DENIHG MONDAY
Marty Falk ATTanges Fast
Card; is Attracting
Much Interest.
ByBriggs

Boxing VIII hold the boards Monday
night In Demlng when Marty FAX
makes his debut as q promoter b.
staging a ten round contest between
Hook Bones and Clarencs Ross. sup-
liminarisl
Bone has been in training n p
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-07
Morehead School
Draws With Aoy

The soccer football game between
the Morahead and Aoy schools Thurs
day afternoon ended In a tie More
head was able to get the ball within
Aoy's territory several times, but
lacked the necessary punch to put .
between the goal posts The game
was holly contested throughout and
neither side scored
Rockwell Webb made an efficient
referee, rendering many close de-
cisions IN a manner satisfactory TO
both teams.
The lineup was as follows;
aoy School Position 1Iorehead School
Jesus 1Isndoza --..--.---. Norris Vilardsl
Goal.
Jose Louis ..---......-.-...- wilmer hin
Alfredo Marine ..-....-.. walter c.lonss
FuubarE-
Manuel vale ..--......... 2. euinsrno
Halfbaoz.
Enrique silva -..----------.. L. Francisco
Hafbaclz-
p VelsI .-..--....----.-.-.. A. Manuel
Hah Ccetsr-
Jos, Rios .----..--------.- Frank Cu1hinE
AsiaFdo Castillo $50 JACK Sanford
wing
Wing
II Fiescas -----.-.-.-----...-- r Rodolfo
u. Armendez -.---.----.--... y. Cushing
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-07
SCHOOL OF MINES AND
TIGERS ARE LINED UP
FOR GRIDRON GAMES

strength OF the Roswell eleven A.
wen known, an ample line lawns
been obtained on Its Work IN the
University OF Mexico contest, ana
the Mines feels 1zat II II can hold
the visitors down 10 small score
or even set an even break II VIII
add much 10 the prestige OF the
school
Buy a Ticket.
Tickets are selling fast and can be
obtained from any high school OF
Mines student or at the WigWarn
cigar store, where Jack Mcdonald has
already disposed OF a large nun 1er.
Owing TO the great expense entaileu
in the bringing Of the two teams haEe.
the athletic funds OF the high school
and Mines threaten to be hard nat IN.
less the citizens come forward ane
help them out in the promotion 81
clean athletics
The Mines and Ro1Wel pfNc-lie
HaaHH
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-07

Saginaw, Mica. Nov. H. Tony
I'll Youngstown, Ohio. lightweight
won from Johnny Rose, Of st. Paul. 10
a ten round bout Thursday night. =
George St. Pierre. Of Detroit, OUT
fought Tommy Enright Of Bay City,
Mich in six rounds.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-07
PRINCETON AND
HARVARD MEET
ON GRIDIR0N
Leading Eastern Football
Elevens Clash in An
nual Game.
NEW JERSEY TIGER
Is VERY CONFIDENT

DRINCETON. n. J.. Nov. Harvard
/ and Princeton VIII resume their
football relations here Saturday after
a lapse OF two years occasioned by
the war.
not since 1911. when sam white
made Nassau history by grabbing q
blocked kick ard running s. yards
through g broken field for a touch
down, have the Tigers produced
team that has beaten the Crimson
Tigers Confident.
This year the Orange supporters
devoutlr believe the tide has turned.
The TIGER eleven that enters the sta
dunn Is considered the best IN ~
years Itsis fighting team BIZ
Houer has instilled into his squad the
beiief that fight and toot1aA are
svnouvmous. And how wei that
theory has worked out in the squad
was strikinEIT illustrated Two weeks
ago when the Tigers held the crack
ColEate eleven for downs when two
more feet meant Colgate touch
For years the Princeton elevens
have wandered IN the wilderness
Of defeut. Each year they have
started wei only 10 Wither under
Tnrern beers frost and go down 10
def-a ut the hands Of Yale and
Harvard. Each year the Grads
and UNDERGRADUATE have had 10
re content with mUurufui shak-
ins- of heads and mutteringE Of
4inexr Fenr.1 New they believe
that fhfs g. the next year for
which they have waited 30 long
Not so much Is known about the
Crimson this year as IN FORMER
wears. Harvard has PLAYED her games
ms wear against eleVens that were
largely "sst upsa for q strong aggre-
cation That Harvard is strong
there can be no denying. for Grim
son eleVeus always are thar way. out
there is little comparative dope, me
TIGERS and HarTard have not met
Common opponent from which any
thing could be -doped- me TIGERS,
however. have PLAYED O SITTER sehed-
NE and come through it with put ore
defeat-at the hands C Colgate,
which Is no disgrace, for Colgate has
the crack team Of the east THIS sea-
TrimbIe Il Star.
Princeton hopes are largely placed
on Eaurv Trimble, who plays az
right haIE re is the best Princeton
hackfield man In years Down here
they say that any all-Amerlcan line
uD which does not contain his name
should be viewed with suspicion.
The game promises 10 be passing
game. Bill Roper has developed ths
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-07

Chippewa. Fails. Wis. Nov. -
Nike PaulsOn, St Paul. Thursday
light knocked out Young White.
Eau Claire, in the fifth round OF
scheduled 10 round match.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-07

win from the first ben
in the semiW iudup ta-k meets VAL
dom q rugged little Mexican 1attler
Ia whom the fans OF Deming have
great confidence de nas ai59 81
=l,0s7 4 four rounder between YOUNG
rToe- Bones and Young speedoail
HAYDEN and these two names alone
should make the bout worth seeiii2-
IA battle royal VIII TOP Off trs cara
Tor the evening
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-07

aFad7 DorEaH, noted sport page cartoanist and
Ernest -aniEan baseball experts
I'D dopestes5 r. s. Andrews, boxing eritlel Francis
greatest golfers of the worlds
baseball boxing writer's
leading eoatrIbutors sports Department.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-07

All Of the latest news bozings restiinz football
s-.s- oIf hovvIIr= tennis other athletic events
b found IN columns OF The Herald ~ te-
all big games and inafcAel- t.4s--
Tor information sporting events given speelli
fion b. sports Information Bureau. Aeiephone -o-o-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-07

LlI- r 2 NeyIano VII TaIaIal ID
Wilson McVey win umpire
The Tiger lineup viii be the same
as that opposing the Mines and MILF
tary teams in recent games. while the
roster Of the Deming team has not
been received
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-07

Y you know BY experience that
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-07
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-07

The Texas Aegies proved that the5
are contenders for state honors wher
they trounced the fast and powerful
Oklahoma Aggie eleven from Still-
water by a IS to O score. BY this VIC
tory Texas retrieved itself On foot.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-07

AND IN AL SHOT
70 PIE SIS TAAT
MAN That BOUGHT ne
BANG S AWAY AZ 4
FLOCK OF MY PALS