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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-25
ByIund To Wrestle DemetraI
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Fans Promised Classy Card

DOBBT BTLUND. the sturdy crap
ID pier who downed Chris Jordan
last week at Liberty hall. has been
matched 20 meet Harry Demetral. OF
Chicago. Wednesday night. March 81,
at Liberty hall. This announcement
has been made by promoter John
Mcintosh. Demetral has wired Mac
that he would arrive here Saturday.
so the fans viii have a chance TO give
him the once over in training before
the bout Demetral comes here we'll
recommended According 70 his rec
ords. he has met such good mat men
as ketourn. Miller, Thompson. Iur-
ner. Ruben, Myers and other classy
ones
So. II Bylund IS in the same shape
he was when he defeated Jordan
and he writes he viii be all OF that.
IL not better-the fans should get
their moneys worth Bylund is due
to reach here on March p from Ne
braska- where he is filling a date
Demetral. who is a Greek. has rep
uati0n for being mighty fast and ag-
gressive. which is Just the kind By
lund likes.
Almost as good as the main event
is the semi-final, in which Tommy
Rascon will taugle with "BoNcar
Johns or Soldier jenkins. OF the
Eighth engineers This viii be 45
minute limit affair and promises 20
be bitterly fought, as on its result
depends whether manager Mcintosh
viii consider Rasc0n for a go with
jordan or the winner Of the Bylund-
Demetral 60
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-25
POPULAR
UNIVERSITY;
To Hold MEETS

Austin. Texas. March 25.-Boxing
and wrestling Will be promoted as
major sports at the university Of
Texas during the 1920 season in
these activities. The university is
the only school in the state that has
encouraged wrestling to the extent Of
affording competition both within the
university itself and TO rival teams
seeking matches with the university.
The first intercollegiate meets in
wrestling held by the university were
held in 1915 with the University OF
Nebraska in which the Texas mat
artists succeeded in winning three OF
the four events and taking a draw
on the fourth.
Negotiations are now under way to
stage both boxing and wrestling
matches with several Of the different
schools in the proximity OF the uni-
versity. Challenges have been sent
by the Texas athletic council 10 the
University Of Nebraska, Oklahoma A
& IL, and Texas A. d n, for meets in
both sports this year. As yet no re-
plies have been received but the
match with Oklahoma A & 3. is prsc-
tically assured, according 10 athletic
director l. TheO Belmont Meets
with the Texas Aggies and the Ne
braska Cornhuskers are probable
Should all three meets materiaIize.
they viii be held during the latter
part Of April in all probability at a
place TO be designated later. Coach
Driver, OF the Texas Aggies. said dur
ing his trip 20 Austin with the has
ketball team that he could proba-
bly, furnish the Texas boxers and
Wrestlers competition from College
station, but did not make any def
mite promises.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-25
To PICK BOXING
CHAMPIONS FOR
OLYMPIC CANES

New York. March 25.-Boxing and
wrestling trials for places upon the
American Olympic team viii be con-
Quoted along lines similar TO those
arranged for the track and field can
didates. These conditions were
worked out at a recent meeting OF
the American olympic committee and
the official program OF sectional and
national trials viii be announced
within a short time While no dates
have as yet been fixed for these pre-
liminaries Il is expected that the sec
tional bouts for the boxers will be
held about the middle OF June and
the final tryout early in July.
II is probable that the sectional
contests viii be assigned TO certain
cities in the south. middle west. At
lantic coast. Rocky Mountain and Pa
cific coast territories. The conditions
10 govern these bouts will be identi-
cal with those which viii prevail In
the Olympic contests at Antwerp, Au-
gust Is TO &c. Eight ounce gloves will
be worn by the contestants and the
boxers will compete under the rules
Of the International Boxing fed
Grafton Three three-minute rounds
viii form the ordinary engagement
and two judges, in addition TO the
referee VIII pass upon the merits OF
the boxers In case Of a disagreement
Of the judges at the termination Of
the third round the referee has the
power to order an additional round
to break the tie.
The official program OF the Olympic
games states that the boxing contests
viii be held at Antwerp from August
Is to IS with entries closing on July
IS. The weight divisions viii consist
Of eight classes in which each nation
VIII be permitted to enter three con-
testants, two OF whom may compete.
The weight limit in various classes
is as follows. Flyweight 11O.23
pounds: bantamweight 1851 pounds:
featherweight. 1856 pounds. light
weight, 134.3s pounds: welterweight.
pounds light heavyweight. 1916
pounds, heavyweight over 1916
pounds.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-25
Chacol1 Leaves To
Aid Memphis Team

To-day Fl Paso loses one OF the best
backstops over developed here.
Chaeon who did most Of the catching
for the Internati0na1s in the Army
City league last year The heady
Mexican player has signed up with
Memphis in the Southern association.
He has been playing on local sand
lots for eight years and IS known by
every II Paso baseball fan Honest"
John lcCloskey- manager Of the
Memphis nine. obtained Chacon by
offering. il is reported. one Of the best
salaries ever given an FL Paso player.
Last year Chacon was offered a berth
with the Beaumont team but didn't
feel like leaving here.
AS an aIl-around catcher, Chacon
has had no superior in this part Of the
country in several years but he is best
known for his daring base running.
His loss viii be q blow TO the Interna-
tionals, who are again in the Army
City league this year Chacon learned
everything he knows about baseball
ir FL Paso- Harry Kane has coached
him a good deal His friends here are
confident that he viii make good with
the Southern association team.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-25
Lefi-Hduded and
Cross-Eue4 Picher.

Gather closely and let's take a look
al the hurting hopes now on eLhioi-
ton twice day. First there IS
George Dauss- a gent who has been
through the mill and not subject 20
stage fright In addition. George IS
a fine finger and will learn a lot OF
new stuff from C0omhs. Bernie Ro-
land Is next on the list. and every
body knows Bernie can do many
things with a baseball Doc Ayers,
who was swiped from Washington
last year, still Is present and voting,
and wiz be used frequently with good
results
Next 20 appear is tan sTede.
with his starboard flipper- Howard
developed into a high class performer
at the tail end OF last season. and Is
expected 10 continue the good work
Hubert 3. Leonard. who was pur-
chased for $4,000 last year. has
proved a good investment and IS the
star Of the troup- Hubert viii do a
great deal in keeping the Tigers in
the first division. slim Love. another
pOrtsider- SAYS he is In the pink. and
VIII have the best year OF his caree T.
That disposes Of the old birds.
The recent acquisitions are an that
could be desired Claude Jonnard.
purchased from Nashville. possesses
one eve, but that's all he needs 10 get
By. Every time Claude pitches. the
AIA1AAHAH AAaANl r a new supply OF aAlNAHa
which proves he Is good he is a
right handler. - years old. and Jack
COMBS says he viii remain with the
club Frank Okey. another hurler.
not only is left handed. but also cross
eyed Frank has a deceiving move
when runners are on base He aD-
pears 70 be looking at the runner,
but that is not true. When be pitches
TO the plate. the man on first runs
back 20 the bag. and when he throws
70 first. the batter makes a futile
swing at the ball. which isn't there. /
however, Frank needs more expe-
rlence. and will be sent 20 the tai
and uncut for another season.
j. y. Roberts, OF New Orleans. looks
Ike good prospect and Jennings IN
tends 20 keep him Rohby Is a big
guy. six feet three inches tan. snd
weighs 200 pounds.
Ernie Alien. who was IN the army
two years, also has developed Into 4
good hurler. and he too. VIII stick.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-25
latin ANE RIGAS
FOR OWN
GAMES

Buenos Aires Argentina. March Is.
Athletes OF Argentina. Uruguay and
Chile are training enthusiast cally
for the South American Olympic
games TO be held in Santiago, Chile,
april 25-25=The Uruguayan team
has already been selected and IL was
announced today the Argentine ma
tional championships BY which this
country's team Will be selected viii
be held on April 4.
This is the second South Ameri-
can Olympiad. last years being held
at Montevideo- Only Uruguay and
Chile entered teams, the latter win
ming
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-25
Ell PaSo Boy To
Box Roswell Lad

Roswell, y NJ March 25.-John
Connolly Of this city. and Dutch"
Crozier OF e Paso. have been signed
to box here on the night OF March 81,
at the armory under the auspices Of
the American Legion This ten round
bout viii be one OF the chief attrac-
tons OF the New Mexico Cattle and
Horse Growers convention in this city
March % so and 81. Much interest is
being shown here in this fight be-
cause both boys are recognized as
two Of the best in this section Be
cause Of an old rivalry between them,
a great fight is expected
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-25
yer BasebaH Against Chages ennings Looks
SO PERCENT Of PLAYERS HONEST,
SAYS NATIONAL LEAGUE LEADER
Defes Magee to Explode His biggest Bomb IN Base
ball History; Writes No Further Attention VIII Be
Paid to Accusations Unless Evidence Is Produced;
Magee's Attorney Says Charges Have Been Filed.

NEW YORK. March 25.=John A.
IN Heydler, president OF the Nation
al league. tonight challenged Lee
1lagee. former Cincinnati and Chicago
National league ball player, to eN-
plode his biggest bomb in baseball
history.
1iaEee announced in Cincinnati yes
-erdav he would give out the charges
on which the National league bases
its action in barring him from its
circuit He added he would show up
some people for tricks turned ever
since 1906. and there viii be merry
music in the baseball world"
In a letter 10 Robert S Alcorn. Of
Cincinnati. Magee's attorney. Mr. Hey
der said no further attention would
be paid the subject unless Magee
produces evidence duplicating others
with him, or showing them TO be
guilty Of wrong doing in which he
took 20 part" On presentation OF
such evidence. he asserted, action OF
the National league would be prompt
and effective.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-25
To
BOX PERSHING 5
4. T. F. CHAMP

New York. March 25.-Georges Car
pentier, heavyweight boxing cham
pion OF Europe, viii meet Eddie
Eagan, captain OF the Yale univer-
sity boxing team and former middle
weight champion Of the American ex-
pedirionary forces, in an informal
four round exhibition bout here to-
night The match viii be staged at
a dinner given in honor OF the
French pugilist by the international
Sporting club OF New York.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-25

President Heydler also issued a
statement declaring that more than
90 percent Of the baseball players in
this league are honest and are a
credit to their profession"
sIAGEE SAYS HE
MADE NO THREATS
Cincinnati. O.. March 25.-After
reading the statement made by presi-
dent Heydler of the National league.
Lee Magee late tonight said:
4 have at no time made any threats
as TO what we will do when We bring
suit against organized baseball. If
I have been quoted as doing so, il
was without my knowledge and
against my wishes"
Robert s Alcorn. Magee's attorney.
said he had filed written charges
made by Alagee, against certain club
officials and that they were awaiting
hearing before president Heydler.
IF the hearing is not granted in
reasonable time. we viii make public
our charges" said Acorn,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-25

MACON. Ga. March 25-- The sub
nj ject I'D for discussion today is a
ball club which represents De
troit. a city said to be permanently
located in Michigan In the oiden
DAYS. even as far back as 1915, u was
"a common belief that this baseball
club representing Detroit consisted
OF Tyrus Cobb and several other per.
sons who played minor parts IL
fact. some Of the slanEily inclined
critics nicknamed the ball club the
-TyEers.~ which means all that the
name implied.
But they put on a new record re-
Gently, and there has been an entlre
change Of scenery. Instead OF one
leading man and a gang Of Shubert
athletes. the most recent cast con-
sists OF a galaxy Of stars OF words 70
that effect Mr.. Cobb and a couple
OF dozen highly accomplished young
athletes are in the 1920 revue, and
this gang has nothing on its mind
except grabbing. coping. anneNing
and otherwise swlping a pennanr
which Is awarded annually by the
American league 70 the team which
finishes In first place That's all they
care about this year II there are
any other honors. they are perfectly
satisfied TO let the other seven clubs
fight it out among themselves
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-25
What Do You
Know About Sport2

What was John Paul Jones's rec
ord for the mile rum
When was George Gibson nance
manager OF the Pirates for this year
3-Iu what trade did Bibby Roth 60
to the Washington team
WHO led the National league in
batting last year,
5-Who made most the home runs
in National league Lass yeare
6-Who is the leading boxing pro-
meter in Australia
What is Cal Delaney's home
town.
Sis Richie Mitchell the boxers
right namee
9-Who was 1zaak WaIton7
1e-Whar Is The inrerscholastic rec
ord for putting the 16-pound shot
Answers TO Yesterdays Questions
Larry Doyle Joined the Giants
when he broke int0 the National
league in 1907
2-Pat Moran's first professional
baseball experience was with Cen
tral Park OF Orange and Albion, Mass
In 1885 and 1856.
3-Pat Moran came into the Ma
tional league in 1901. becoming a
member OF the Boston team
when two or more free throws
are given Que team in basketball The
ball Is dead after each throw but the
last one II the goal is missed on the
last throw the bail continues in play
5-Molla Bjurstedt won her first
women's tennis title here in 1918.
6-Walter Hagen and Jim Barnes
are said TO be the two leading golf
pros in the country.
Monte and Abe Atteu are broth
ers- Abe is two years older
S-Eddie O'keefe was born in Phi
ladelphia OF Hebrew parents. HIS
name is Eddie Paley.
9-There was no eastern football
champion last fall Harvard was the
only unbeaten team but IL played an
easy schedule
10-The St Louis Cardinals trained
at home last spring.-CapyriEh 1920.
Thompson Feature Service.
(These questions will be answered
tomorrorl
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-25
BOWLING:

Peoria, Ill. March 25.-Three teams
rolled into the prize winning class in
Ine llVe-men events at the American
envy OF kenosha with 2S23 was high.
Cabenne's Of st. Louis hit for ISIS
and McCarron Regulars. Kenosha-
scored 2SlO- None Of the marks Will
carry the teams to a place among
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-25
VIII Represent
q. S. in ENGLAND

New York. March 25-The United
States for the first time viii be Of
at the meeting Of the royal and an
Gent committee on golf. the deleEa-
ton sailing Nay % for London, &C
cording TO a message tonight from
George II. Walker, Of St. Louis,
president OF the United States Golf
association.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-25
Stecher Wins From
Russian Wrestler

Cleveland. Ohio. March 25.-Joe
Stecher. worlds champion heavy
weight wrestler won from Ivan Po-
pott Russian wrestler. i'm straight
falls. here last night Stecher took
the first fan in f6 minutes. 80 sec
onds with "a body scissors and arm
lock he took the second in il min
scissors
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-25
Historic Derby
To Be Held Man 8

Louisville. Ky, March 25.-The his
toric Kentucky derby with its new
10000 added value, and for which
101 nOinations have been made. will
have its 18th renewal at Churchill
Downs, here on Saturday. May s, the
opening day OF the Downs meeting.
the Kentucky Jockey club announced
today.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-25
Ipo InfIeId
JOBS Open


the other pitchers
Tho Infield
Jobs Open
Eddie Ainsmith probably VIII do
most OF the catching, with Harry
Wo0daIl. Of Fort worth. and C. J.
Manion. OF Tulsa, as assistants oscar
stanage is back again. but VIII not be
used unless the others fan By the
wayside- Freddy Yelle. who has been
with the club four years and has not
shown much improvement Is slated
Tor the long. long journey.
There is nothing 70 worry about in
the outfield- Bobby Neacn IN lett
Ty Cobb in center. and FlagFfead or
Chick Shorten in right. are enough TO
make any manager congratulate him
self
This year It VIII be different Jen-
nings says the men viii play the
game whether they are five or 50
runs 70 the good and that should
Detroit looks Ike a pennant con
tender. The team should finish the
first division without any trouble
Five men can hit over 800, the IN
field viii be strong. and Jack COMBS
shape The securing OF Coombs was
master stroke on the part o. Jen-
uings, Tor bum pitching always has
handicapped the Tigers since the DAYS
OF Wild BIZ Donovan.
Jennings. however, IS not predicting
a pennaut- we VIII play the besr
we can" he says. and that's all we
the penuaut, but I viii know more
about our chances BY October than
now Copyright 1890, AL rights re-
served
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-25
73 Enter Indoor
Tennis Tourney

New York. March z5.-The Mems
National Indoor Tennis Championship
tournament which begins here next
sunday has an entry list OF 70. one OF
the largest in its history. Vincent
Richards viii defend his single title
William 7. Tilden Il: Frank 7. Ander-
son. S. Howard Vosheu- Samuel
Hardy OF California. and J. b Fenno
OF Boston. are among the entrants.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-25

TEX" Mccarthy. wen known Lone
Star state Erappler. is at the car
nival grounds where he offers TO take
on athletes with wrestling asplra-
tons. He meets them all and offers
a dollar a minute for all who can
Withstand him a certain length OF
time
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-25

A gas wei has been drilled at Fair
mont. W. Va, 20 a depth OF 1873 feet
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-25

Seventy percent or an the
motor cars in use In the United States
cost less than $1,000 each.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-25
BASEBALL


EAEALnALOA NrA1E4as
At Waco. r. II. E
Chicago Americans . il Is 0
Baylor University -. 3 4
Batteries. Chicag o-Heath, Marquis
and Lynn; Baylor-Lane. Dawson,
Lyons and Weathers, Long.
At Los Angeles. r. H Z.
Chicago Nationals .4 10 O
Los Angeles Pacific Coast 3
Batteries: Chicago - Alexander.
Hendrix and O'Farrell; Los Angeles
Schultz Thomas and Lapan.
At Moltrie. Ca: r. H Z.
Boston Nationals 1850. Is Is
Detroit Americans 1900 s 13
Batteries; Boston - Fillingim-
Hearns and Gowdy. O'NeilI: Detroit
Roberts and Ainsmith, YeIle.
At Olmulgee. Okla: P. H E
Kansas City A A .4 8 o
Omaha Western League o.. 8 13 2
Batteries; Kansas City - Evans.
Horstman and Brock; Omaha-Smith.
Robinson and Hale.
A. Tampa, Fla r. H. Z.
Cincinnati Nationals 3 10 o
Washington Americans g s 2
Batteries Cincinnati - Ring. Ger
ner and Allen; Washington-Erick-
son, Shaw and Picinich.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-25
HERALD SPORTS LEAD ALL.

Al Of the latest news Of boxing. wrestling foot
ball. baseball golf, bowling, tennis and other athletic
events is found in the sport columns Of The Herald Full
leased wire service all big and matches Re
guests Tor Information sporting events given special
attention by Sports Information Bureau. Telephone 202o
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-25
DETROIT TIGERS HAVE CROSS-EYED
PITCHER BUT EXPECT TO WIN
Also Possess Pitcher With Only One Eye; Team Should
Land in First Division Without Trouble; Outfield
Hard to Beat in Either League; Fort Worth Boy to
Do Some of Catching; Ty Cobb on JOB, as Usual
BY ROBERT W. lIAxuELL

He T. n left handler Plnfneau Cox
n right handler. and J. b. Glasler, are
the other pitchers
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-08-20
coHoEs STRIKE ENDING
Expect Mills 10 Be Running In Full In
Ten Days.

Notice-This mill is running on
the open shop, or American, plan.
II is absolutely not necessary for
any one to Join or belong to any
unHn or other organization in or
der to obtain or hold employ
ment in this mill.
The above no'ice was posted in
conspicuous places in all the knitting
mills of Cohoes and vicinity which
have been operating since july 6 uu
der the open shop policy All of the
mills were open as usual yesterday
the forces in the various plants being
increased tCl the extent of several
hundred operatives.
Employees of the various mills that
have been on strike since May 2f
reported for work YES erday, as
directed on Monday. lhey were Civ
en- applications to fill out, after
which they will be notified when tc
report for work. 1t is expected that
within the next week or ten days the
mills will be operating in full.
No official atements with refer
ence to the mills were given out yes
terday by the Manufacturers Associa
tion or the leaders of the United Tex
tile Workers of America.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-08-20
NO ENABLING ACT
NEEDED IN VERMONT
Special Session Not Necessary to Ex-
tend Franchise to Women in
This State,

Montpelier, Aug. 20-With arrival
in Vermont of the news that Tennes.
see had ratified the 18th amendment
the subject of discussion in the several
Ioflices of the State House at Montpel-
Ter turned to whether a special ses-
sion of-the Vermont Legislature would
he called for the purpose Of passing an
enabling act to make the, machinery
for women to vote in this state.
Those who had looked up the amend
ment as well as the present general
laws In Vermont seemed to be of the
opinion that no special session would
be needed and that the Ohio decis-
ion was adequate,
This would mean eliminating the
word male from the present General
Laws relative to voters qualifications.
In that case the present primary laws
would not need revising.
Harry A. Black, Secretary of State,
directed that an estimate of the addi-
tional number of ballots needed be
made in order that the added number
may be printed The present contract
was for a minimum of the regular
number, with price on each addition
al thousand. Probably less than one.
half of the number generally used will
be printed in addition to the present
order
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-08-20
FAIR HAVEN WOMAN KILLED
Mrs. Margaret MeGuness Dies of Auto
Accident injuries

Fair Haven. Aug. 1S.-Mrs. Mar
garet McGuiness, aged "A years, died
at her home here tonight at 10 o'clock
as the result OF injuries sustained
Tuesday evening on the main road be
tween here and Pouitney when two
automobiles crashed together. One
of the cars was Pierce Arrow tour
ing car owned and driven by w H
Williams, proprietor Of the Williams
garage in Poltney. and the other was
an Essex automobile owned by John
S Jubar, proprietor of the Jubar res
taurant here. None of the occupants
OF the Williams car was reported In
jured, but Misses Mayme, Irene and
Florence McGuiness. Mr.. Jubar and
the chauffeur of the Essex machine
We're badly shaken up,
According TO the best information
the Williams car caught the front hui
cap OF the Essex car, severing the
front and back fender, the running
Loard "a back wheel and also spring
ing the rear axle.
front whee. had been knocked of
and every spoke in the wheel broken
The cause of the accident is not def
nitely known but 1t is probable that
the driver of the Jubar car, which
toulned out to pass lumber team, aid
not see the Williams car, or that the
driver Of the w lliams car did not
see the Jubar machine.
The Williams car travelled several
feet before it was brought to stop