El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-25
Bud
Rutherford


hold Is his favorite standby and ]
might add he has Il down to a per
lection
@ReynOlds Is, without a doubt.
the fastest man in the world at
145 pounds, and I can base ny
statement on true facts for
have seen him defeat many fast
men, and great many who oaf-
weighed him from 10 to 10
I pounds. Farmer Burns thinks the
world Of Reynolds and he viii
also tell you the same as Z and
II he wasn't a great wrestler
Farmer wouldn't be calling him
one Of his pupils Reynolds f.
trying TO get Mataudu to meet
him again but the Jap f. side
stepping him in every manner for
the Jap knows he isn't In HIS
class but he n using the outcome
OF the Fl Fns0 match In securing
other matches, and that II why
We are trying to get the II Paso
papers TO give Reynolds story
ard make the Jap cone across.
Z hope you can help me by Drop
ping me a line and giving me the
necessary information. and II vou
ever need a good basketball referee
Just drop me wireless. 7 still have
the medal OF honor won for bravery
In the Church league. suppose YOU
hold your sessions every winter as
usual Il certainly was a success the
year was there"
reviewing the above % IS not a BIT
hard 20 realize why 1Iatsuda does not
want 10 meet the brilliant Reynolds
again He won over the Iowa star by
use OF the Jiu-Jitsu method OF uresr-
ling here several months ago and
since that time has turned down re-
peted offers 70 meet the weiter king
again Reynolds during the past two
months has employed a vigorous pub
LEFTY campaign IN an effort 70 force
MatsudE into a match but the wary
japanese has time and again refused
to toe the scratch with The youthful
protege OF Farmer Burns. Almost
every concession has been made 70
him but all 10 no avail. Matchmaker
Johnny Mcintosh Of FL Paso Is on the
trail OF the two boys ana the bout
may be landed for Fl Paso.
Coach Luther Coblentz. capable
coach OF other years at the High
school has some excellent material
for his gridiron squad this year.
Luther, always an optimist Is not
wasting any time IN whipping It into
shape either
He has devoted every afternoon
since the opening Of school to
getting HIS team into shape and
the little fellows certainly ap-
pear TO be in dandy trim. Those
two High school chnrneterfstics
OF past years, pep ana speed. are
largely predominant this season.
Some Of the letter men who are
back on the Job are Lee sInu-h-
ter. Charles Pollock. Louis
Springer PortiIlo, UhllE and
Schiller. There Is going to be
considerable action in the com
ing clash between the Calumus
club and the Tiger team.
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Fl Paso baseball fans eagerly await
The announcement o. the Fort Worth
81 Paso games at Rio Grands park.
Since tbs opening OF negotiations [
between league secretary Howard
Don and Frank Haley. third basemaa
and captain OF the Panther team the I
bugs have Seen on their toes. There Z
sn't a one who does not want to see
-hs sensational Texas league champs I
n Action and the series cannot be I
played soon enough for them. The /
Fort Worth team r. at present en- I
5aged IN q series with the Little Rock I
cam champs OF the Southern Ascot l
.tion. Haley's club has won two OF /
hree games from the Southerns I