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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-29
FIFTH CAVALRY TEAM
WILL FACE HARD TEAM
HERE ON NEW YEARS

I'll PASO's 1913 football season.
L which ends on the first day OF
1920 is going 70 be so fittiugly OBJ
served that its meander down the
aisle OF time with a certain old party
and his sickle IS going 10 be long
remembered By grIdiron enthusiasts
OF this district.
Plans for the reception OF the Fifth
/ cavalry warriors, who viii arrive mere
from Big Bend headquarters al Maria
one or two days In advance OF the
Z big game. have been completed ny
Capt. Bob Caller. manager OF the
Seventh cavalry team, who is putting
his terriers through daily practice at
/ Fort Bliss. He and Lieut. Theodore
fTedl X Rothermunds athletic or
ficer OF the Seventh regiment are
Z sparinE neither time nor energy IN
their efforts TO make the game one
that viii stand out as nreeminent
among the big battles OF the 1913 sea-
son, and consequently have over
3 looked nothing that viii 60 70 make
the day a big one fer fans and play
To play 1t stadium.
Lieut. Rothermuud had confer
ence with city school superintendent
A. II. Hughey Saturday morning and
arranged for the renting OF the big
I school stadium, where the big game
will be staged.
This field Is a much better enc
than Rlo Grunde park, na the en-
fhuEiuSta viii be afforded a great
er opportunity to witness every
play Of the game than NJ the park
and besides they will be protected
from the cold yFinda by the high
school building. which stands
protectinEly just above the c.
meat amphlfhenter. The only oh
lection to the grounds NJ all iH
the cement like surface. but this
viii be done away VITA IN q great
measure by rakinE and the re-
moval OF small stones before the
seventh Has Good Time.
Saturday night the members OF the
Seventh cavalry team were the guests
Of. Col s. P n. Tommy Tompk1ns.
commander Of the regiment, at an IN
formal banquet at the Del Norte, and
every one enjoyed himself 20 the full
est extent around the festal board
Col TompEins fin a brief and assertlve
talk congratulated the team on Its
splendid record - not having been
scored on during the entire season
and said he knew 10 would ably up
hold the prestige OF the Terrier reEl-
ment in the coming battle with the
Big Bend guardians.
his words were echoed by Capt.
Caller. manager OF the team; Lieut..
kothermund. athletic officer: Lieut..
McCuLoch and others who were
called upon for impromptu speeches.
and each acquitted himself as credit
ably as he had done on the gridiron
in football regalia.
Fifth Il Strong.
Capt George ". Harrison, athletic
officer OF the Fifth cavalry. SATURDAY
night wired the lineup OF his team 70
The Herald sports editor. and IN It's
personnel the fans viii find many
names well known in athletic circles
IN the FL Paso military district
There are several OF the Fifth
cracks who were members OF the
team last year and gave the Sew
enth such n hard battle for the
championship These two reEf-
ments always Yur up a sterling
battle when opposed In any form
Of athletics and the consequences
Of their meeting next Thursday
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-29
MIAMI, ARIZ IS
AFTER A GAME
Arizona Basket Shooters
May Be Seen In Action
Here This Winter.

Organization Of what IS expected
TO be one OF the strongest quintets
In the history Of the association is
now under way at the Miami Y. n
c. A. and it viii soon inaugurate
its schedule against Arizona teams.
says Tommy Carter. southern depart
ment lightweight champion who IS in
Fl Paso on a brief visit.
PInyern start Practice
Miami. always noted for the quality
Of its basketball teams is making
even stronger efforts TO annex the
Arizona title this year and the team
members have been practicing for
some time according to Tommy. The
schedule includes a possible trip 70
Fl PasO where IL VIII play the Fl
Paso hfgh school Tigers and possibly
the State School OF Mines, the Tigers
having paid a visit 10 Miami last
year and incidentally gave the
Arizona cracks one Of the hardest
games OF the year.
Carter IS trying out for the position
of left guard on the team and as
Tommy is some shakes OF player
himself. there is little doubt but that
the team viii be a strong one. It
viii play games with the Phoenix
Indian school, Globe, ARK. team.
Arizona University at Tucson and the
Douglas and Bisbee Y. n c. A. or
CARNATIONS.
The FL Paso High school Tigers ~
probably make a trip to Arizona this
sumner following out their annual
plans and in this event a game with
Miami Is strong probability
Gun BepairinE-4O4 n Oregon
A
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-29

meeting one Of the toughest and
most consistent men OF the mid
dleWeight division but M he f.
acquainted with every trick Of
the trade and enjoys nothing
more than meeting the hard ones
he r. training steadily in nntlcl-
patton OF victory. In the event
he wins he win be called upon to
battle Pet Brown. former holder
OF the middlelFeiEht wrestling
title and he has a double In
centiTe to win in this fact.
Gus Wants a Chance
Pappas asserted that he would like
to meet Jordan again at FL PasC
following the latter's meeting with
Renthrop and this may be arranE ed
also. Gus was not feeling in the
best OF shape when he met the cham
pi0n and while he did not offer this
fact 10 eNtenuate his defeat many
fans acquainted with his illness con
graduated the big fellow on putting
up such good match IN spite Of the
drawback. He Is now in Arizona
having rejoined the WORKMAN shows
and is fast getting back into his old
Trim tim, Many fans prophesy. a hard
battle between Gus and Jordan when
they meet on the mat again.
Renfhr0p Il expected TO arrive
ut most any time and will es-
tnhlish training headquarters ut
Liberty hall also. He viii mr.
runEe his hours though in order
not TO conflict with Jordan who
also works ont NJ the big hall in
order that HIS admirers may Eef
line on him prior 20 the con-
test. Tickets Will be placed on
sale within the next day or 30
and the fans VIII have their
choice OF seats.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-29
NEW YORK ANS
WANT NIT CAME
Bills Now Before Legisla
ture Asking to Legal
ize Boxing.

New York fans are looking ahead
to the coming session Of the state
legislature with red-hot interest
The boxing bills before the 1913
legislature went BY the boards. The
lawmakers decided TO give the public
sunday baseball and figured that
would be enough at one sitting. But
next January there will be a new
boxing bill presented and with the
Army, Navy and Civilian Board Of
Boxing Control, not TO mention hun
dreds Of the influential friends Of the
game outside OF the board. working
for the legislature OF ten-round
bouts, 10 Is believed that the game
VIII be reinstated.
Again Back Boxing
The passing Of a boxing bill in the
state legislature next year viii mean
that New York Will be the real center
Of the boxing world
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-29

one more niche was carved IN the
I - hail OF military athletic fame sun
day afternoon at Fl Bliss when the
Seventh cavalry polo four added to
the honors already won by the regi-
menr amt defeated the Eighth cavalry
team in one OF the most thrilling and
tightly contested games Of the tour
nament score S and one half 20 four
and one fourth.
Were The AgEreasors-
Taking the aggressive from the
first minute to the game the Seventh
cavalrymen used their superior speed
and craftsmanship to great advantage
their defensive work enabling them
TO hold down the Eighth and nullify
several incipient scoring rallies By
this consistent four.
The Eighth players never lost
heart At any minute during the
game and constantly buftIed to
even up the tally In the crucial
game Of the tournament The
tourney VIII eontinue until We'd
nesdaT evening but the victory
Of the Seventh over the Eighth
removes All Obstacles to a clear
path for the champiouHhfn By the
Terrier regiment.
The contest was made the occasion
OF big outpourinE OF polo fans from
the city and district who enjoyed the
game TO the fullest extent Mai Gen.
R. L. Howe, district commander and
his staff occupied q seat OF honor at
the game while Col S. P H Tomp-
kins. Seventh commander, and Col
George T. LanEhorne, Of the Eighth,
were on the side lines with their re-
spective roofing sections and repeat
eddy cheered the players
The work Of the officials was par
ticularly good The field was banked
with automobiles some time before
the game started and the crowd many
times vented its enthusiasm by cheer
ing.
The lineups and polntmakers were;
Seventh Cav. Position Eighth Cav.
Lieut. Clalg .--- Capt Goodyear
Lieut.. Gay -.. ....-. Nal Smith
Capt. Cunningham .---Lieut. Upton
Capt. Wood $500. $500 MAJ. Jones
Fouls. Gay, wood %; Goodyear,
Upton, Jones.
Safety-Joneg.
Referees-CoL Neil and Lieut.
Featherstone-
Scorer-Ma5. Speed
Timekeeper-Capt Clark.
Goalkeepers-Capt Collins and
Lieut. Rothermund-
District Team wins
Saturday afternoon furnished the
game Of the year when the SIND
field artillery went down TO defeat
before the District headquarters four.
Both teams early showed a consis-
tency in attack and defence that has
been rarely eQualed on a local field
and she work Of individual players
often brought out outbursts Of ap
plause from the enthusiasts who en-
circled the field in automobiles. Chief
among those present was MAJ. Gen
n
FL Paso military district who IS an
ardent booster Of polo and is aiding
the advance Of the popular pastime in
the district in every way.
Game Pretty to watch
From the first minute Of the game
the players OF the contendfng teams
repeatedly staged offensive attacks
which often brought the bah 70 with
in striking distance Of the goal.
II was turned back many times,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-29
SEVENTH POLO FOUR
WINS DECIDING GAME
OF DIST. TOURNAMENT

however, only TO result IN a fierce
engagement IN midfieId where
superb horsemansh ip-the one
essential factor Of pOlO-caused
the spectators TO cheer nEain and
again when some thrilling feat
was accomplished In an effort
10 get at the ball. Col. NELL and
Capt hilburn played stellar
games for the headquarters team
while Lieut.. Reynolds wua the
principal star Of the artillery
men.
Lineups and scOremakers were
Headquarters Position SID F. 4.
Lieut. Featherstone- Major Parker
capt Clark. Lieut. Reynolds
Col. Nell Capt Quirke
Major Speed ...--4 Capt. Arthur
Substitutes for Headquarters-Capt.
kilburn.
Scoring; Goals-Featherstone C2),
Clark, Klburn %. Fouls-Feather-
stone. Clark 90 Goals-Reynolds
%, Quirke- Fouls-Parlzer f51.
Quirke. Arthur Safety-Quirke.
Officials for the game were Ref
cree Major L 3. C. Jones and Capt
f. L c. Jones' Timekeeper-L
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-29
Winners To Be
Guests At Feed

Announcement was made at the
First Methodist church Sunday that
q celebration in honor OF the winning
Of the Church basketball league pen
rant by the First n z. team. and
also in honor OF the first place won
by Troop 4. Boy Scouts Of the First
n z. in Saturdays field meet would
be held in the form OF a cougrega-
tional dinner on the night Of Janu-
airy 9Th. The ball team and the
Scouts and leaders viii be guests Of
nnm0r
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-29
Scott Team Has
4 Big Advantage

Everett wash. Dee. 2s-The foot
bah team OF the Scott high school
Of Toledo. Ohio. which viii meet the
Everett high school team here New
Years day, win have the advantage
over the Everett team in weight and
age. coach Enoch BaEshaW Of the
local eleven said Saturday. A con-
parlson Of statistics for the two line
ups shows that the eastern men out
weigh the local players five pounds
20 the man and have had on the
average. a year and a half more foot
BAN experience, the coach declared
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-29
afisIne9a are sEBsetsd to Be VeFg

afternoon are expected 20 be very
interesting.
The lineup OF the Fifth team fol-
lows. Locke. left end. Greene. left
ker. center Carlson, right guard T:
Shanks right tackle Mount right
end; solomon. quarter; Kane. left
half: Haines. right half. Goodman.
fulIback Substitutes viii be. Mar
tin. halfback: Tavabaugh. fullbacks
sass. center. McMann. end. RaEsuale.
center Mccullough. guard. McBurg,
tackle- Eanl0n. halfbacE. Waldrup,
guard. SerEt Hawker. field captain,
and Cart Harrison. manager and ath-
lettc officer OF the Fifth regiment,
viii accompany the team
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-29
PLAYERS
TAKE VACATION
Harvard and Oregon
Squads Ease Up On Hard
Work and Rest.

Pasadena. Calf. Dec. 29--Making
Sunday a day OF semi-rest both the
Harvard and the oregon football
teams. preparing for their game here
on New Years day. confined them
selves TO one proctics period each.
Harvard players passed the afternoon
in sightseeing about motion picture
studies.
In the hope that his players viii
add 70 their weight between now and
Thursday. Coach shy Huntington
has decided one light training period
viii be sufficient while trainer Dono-
van Of the Harvard squad has ordered
his charges with view 20 reducing
their weight
Hard at Secret Practice
Much OF Harvard's practice viii
be secret from row on, according 20
official announcement. although the
general style Of playing followed By
the fasteners is 80 wei known that
the secrecy will be required principal
~ for a few special maneuvers in
which Head Coach Bob Fisher is per
fecting his men
IL there IS any difference IN the
public opinion Of the two teams.
Harvard is probably slight 1avorite-
Officials chosen for the game are
Referee, George Varnel- Spokane,
Wash. newspaper man: umpire.
Ernest Quigley. national league UNI
pire: head linemau, PloWden stoor.
former Stanford official, field judge,
Henry Butterfield. Brookline, Mass
semi annual interest on Savings ac-
counts viii be cue Jan lst- De-
positors are requested to present pass
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-29

chicago. Ill. Dec. 29.-Western
conference college coaches have been
asked 20 send fun teams TO the an
nual indoor track and field meet to
be hel6 March 70 and 20 at North
western UniFersity's gymnasium. The
conference committee viii meet early
reEt month 20 plan the event. The
swimming championships viii be de-
cided at the same place March 19.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-29

st. Louis No, Dec. 29.-Jimmy
Wilde. English nyWeight champion,
and Babe Asher. bantam champion
OF the A. E. F.. viii fight an eight
round no-decision bout here the night
OF January s. It was announced sat
urdav night. Wilde wiz train IN Nil
Waukee, Il was said.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-29

Stanislaus Zbyszlzo. the original
Biscuit" OF wrestling fame and
brother Of Wladek Zbyszko, IS TO re-
turn 70 America and reenter the
graphing game He was interned in
a Russian prison camp during the
war.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-29
'BIGTHREE' TEAM
INVADES WEST
FOR CAME
Harvard Oregon Game
Marks First Time It Has
Played On the Coast.
BROWN ELEVEN
LOST TO OREGON

.DASADENA. Calf. Dec. z9-Wheu
u the Harvard football team lines
up against the Oregon university
team at Pasadena on New Tsar'a DAY
it VIII be the first time IN the history
OF the game that one OF the -bie
three" has measured strength with a
Pacific coast gridiron outfit. The
Carlisle Indians were the first east
ern gridders TO stage a contest IN
California. in 1859.
In later years Michigan. Carlisle
/ Cor a second time). Syracuse. Brown
and Pennsylvania followed the IN
dams lead and 5ourneyed across the
continent TO meet the football war
riors OF the far west OF the eastern
teams, Carlisle and Michigan won
( their games. Syracuse won two and
tied one, and Brown and Psnnsyl-
vania were defeated. Oregon turning
the trick against the ualzersQ IN the
only game IN which Oregon has met
an eastern team
While Il IS admitted on the eoasr
that Oregon hasn't as strong a team
this season as 70 has had in some
previous years. notably in 1916. yet
il is claimed that the Beavers are
fully as strong as in 1917. when they
shut out Penn. "a 20 o.. -Four OF the
and Ken Bartlett-are members o.
this years team
OF this quartet Of stars. Bin
steerH T. rated us the greatest.
This neef footed hnclzueId man.
who a. counted as one q the
greatest all round football play
erE ever developed IN the west
q TO Oregon what the great I'd
die Casey T. to Harvard. steers.
perhaps has never played against
a. brilliant a performer as the
mighty Casey and aEain Il O.
possible thar the CrimsOn star
las never met the equal OF the
Oregon wonder
But football dope has been hard hit
this year BY the numerous upsets sur
Tered By supposedly strong teams.
and il is not sure bet that some
sort or a sensation may not De sprul4
fin the Harvard-Oregon game In any
event. the contest is sure 20 be biz
attraction for the Pasadena Rose
festival. and also a fine trip FOR the
Cambridge warriors
East Has Won More
How the invading teams have
Jared On the coast in the past IS
Isss-CarIisls Indians. 2: Caiifor-
1s05-snchigan. 49,. STANFORD O.
l9Q3-Carlisle Indians, 20 Caltor-
1s15-syracuses s. Montana, g.
1915-Syracuse. 28s Oregon state. O.
1sI5-syracuse. as. Occidental o.
1s15-Washington state, "a; Brown
1s17-Oregon. "A: Pennsylvania. O.
Seasons Record, Harvard and Oregon
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-29

Minneapolis. MINI. Dec Soto
Wallace. OF Milwaukee, and Clonie
TAFT. Winnipeg. lightweight champion
OF Canada. have been matched 70 box
a ten round no-declsion bout here
January 9. 90 was announced Sarur-
davnf Eht-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-29

DorEau, sport page cart0oniEt and
lFriterg and nnEan. baseball eEpertH
and dopeHterus ?. AndrevFa boxing crticf Fruncia
Ouiuef, golfers WOrldE
Jack Vefoek and @rnvys bunehall boZinE rfterai
leading contributions The Herald sportu Department
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-29

Tulsa. Okla. Dec. 29.-Harry krohn,
OF Akron. o.. outpoin-ed IouaE Eltz-
sommins, OF Oklahoma City. Saturday
night IN IS round bout Both are
middleweiEhts-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-29

the point system. a straight score Of
50 10 90 gaining one point. 100 70
lf9 three points, and $50 and over
five points.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-29
HERALD SPORTS LEAD ALL

HERALD SPORTS LEAD ALL
Of boxing. wrestling football
baseball. boFsIinE. and other athletic
wire service all big and nufehee Requests
columns OF The Herald Full leased
sporting given special atten
fi0n - Information Bureau Telephone 2o2o-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-29

semi annual Interest on Savings ac-
counts viii be cue Jan lst De-
positors are requested to present pass
books for credit.
First National Bnnk.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-29

Gun RepairinE-404 N Oregon
Allen ATS Co. Ph. Cay.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-29

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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-29

From the first minute Of the game
the players OF the contending teams
repeatedly staged offensive attacks
which often brought the bah 70 with
in striking distance OF the goal.
IL was turned hack many times,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-05-01
War Camp Community

Miss Mildred Mekeel, who has
been connected with the girls de-
partment of the War Camp Com
munity Service for the past few
months acting as directress of the
Community House, will no longer
be connected with the War Camp
Community service. Mrs. Raymond
V. Montague has been established
as hostess at the Girls Community
House and will keep the house open
from 1880 through the day and the
girls will be welcome at any time.
The dance at the Army and Navy
club Thursday night will be in the
nature of May party with the D.
T. Z. club as hostess. A feature of
the evening will be a May-pole
dance. The D. T. A. Cleo club will
also sing and the dance will be from
$3.50 to 1880 The chaperons will
be Mr.. and Mrs. Herman, Mrs. Chas.
Mallory, Mrs. Rene Stevens, Mrs.
Chas. Johannes, Mr.. and Mrs. E. H.
Deneri. All sailors, soldiers and
marines and returned men are in
vited.
Mr.. Charles Levings, director of
the Army and Navy club will return
to Omaha Wednesday from Des
Moines, where he has been gather
ing data regarding the vocational
school for returned men.
Mr.. Raymond E. Van Cise of Kan
sas City, who is district representa-
tive of the War Camp Community
service is in Omaha this week.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-05-01
TRAIN YOUR HAIR As AN
ACTRESS DOES

No class of people deSotes as much
time to beauty as do actresses, and
no class must be more careful to re-
tain and develop their charms. In
quiry develops the information that
in hair care they find it dangerous
to shampoo with any makeshift hair
cleanser The majority say that to
have the best hair wash and scalp
stimulator at a cost Of about three
cents, one need only get a package
of canthrox from your druggist; dis
solve a teaspoonful in a cup Of hot
water and your shampoo is ready.
This makes enough shampoo liquid
to apply it to all the hair instead Of
just the top Of the head. After its
use the hair dries rapidly with uni
form color. Dandruff, excess oil
and dirt are quickly dissolved and
entirely disappear when you rinse
the hair. After this your hair will bs
so fluffy it will look much heavier
than it is. Its luster and softnesg
will delight you, while the stimu.
lated scalp gains the health which
insures hair growth.-Ady, 4
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-05-01
Mrs. ]. Geraghty
Sues Chauffeur
Husband
Cruelty Is Charged In Suit
Filed for Divorce by
Former Miss French.

Newport. R. l., April 30.-Mrs.
Jack Geraghty, who as Miss Julia
Estelle French, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Tuck French, eloped
with her fathers chauffeur filed
suit for divorce today, charging her
husband with cruelty and failure to
provide.
Miss French, who is niece of Mrs.
Elsie French Vanderbilt, shocked
society, when on August 9, 1911,
she eloped with Geraghty, whose
father kept livery stable, and was
married at Central Village, Conn.,,
The French family promptly de-
clared war and the first gun fired
was the disowning of the bride.
However, when in 1912 the Ger
aghty's had a son christened Jack.
jr., an armistice resulted.
For a time Geraghty flourished
as an automobile salesman, but his
ability as a chauffeur exceeded that
as salesman, it was said, and he
and his wife went to live on farm
near Woburn, Mass, whence for
time he drove into Boston ped
ding apples.
Mrs. French. Mrs. Geraghty's
mother, divorced her husband in
1914 and Mr.. French remarked.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-05-01
Miss Renee Prawl Has Role
In The Two Orphans

Miss Renee Prawl will appear in
THE Two Orphans" at the Bran
deis May | for the benefit of the
fatherless children Of France. Miss
Prawl is . member of the Comauni-
ty Players and is cast for an impor-
tant part in the next play of that or
ganization. The seat sale indicates
a good house, and the rehearsals are
going On every afternoon and even
ing-so that smooth finished per-
Torrance will be assured. "The work
of Miss Wilhelm, Hart jerks and
Miss Fogg is professional in tone,
and Mr.. Mills is doing a splendid
piece OF character work as JAG
ques, says Mrs. Isabelle M.
Laughlin who is training the cast.
Col. Jacob Wuest has detailed a
guard of soldiers commanded by
1t. Cubbey Taylor to impersonate
the French soldiers in the play.