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The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1920-08-26

MUNSING WEAR is synonym for the best
in underwear. It's durability is due to the fact that
it is made right, not skimped in making up, but is
made full size, is made to fit the individual 1t
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-29
Tenders
Some Big Purses

New York. Nov. 29.-Horse owners
who have had a lean summer may
not find the going so bad during the
coming winter-that is. II they want
20 take a chance at Havana. New Or
leans or Tia Juana- Rich purses are
being put up TO attract the owners
and indications point 20 as successful
racing season this winter as the
summer brought forth
Hundreds OF applications Tor stable
room have been received by the man
agement OF the Oriental track at
Havana The meeting opened a few
DAYS ago. Purses totaling sf50.1o0
viii be provided Tor the 100 days race
meet
The principal event at the Havana
opening was the Thanlsgiving han
uicap, with purse OF $1,000 The
program for the rest Of the season
provides for many stake events Daily
races viii provide for purses ranging
from $500 TO $500, and no race viii
De run for purse Of less value than
$500. The stake races include- Grand
PriX OF Cuba and the Cuban Derby.
s15.000s Grand National Handicap.
Cuban Stakes, lot native. born
Aenocal Handicap, Independence
Handicap. purses OF $4,000; Cuba
Championship. for three year-olds.
Cuba Championship. for tWc-year-
ODDS. Christmas Handicap. Union
Club Handicap. American Club Han
dicap. New York Handicap and Ro-
tary Club Handicap, purses Of $1,000;
the Moro Castle Handicap. the Carib-
bean Stake and the Cuban-American
Handicap. purses OF $500; the Mari
ammo Handicap and the Cuban Juve-
nile Stakes, purses OF $1,000.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-29
Hugh Duffy
To Head Sox

NEW YORK. Nov. 2s-The city
IN Of Boston has something TO be
truly thankful for TODAY. It
Is the fact that Hugh Duffy IS
going % manage the Ped sox. The
fans expect TO see their town
placed on the championship map
again in 1921
And n a driver is what Is needed
20 make the Red SoN play cham
pionship BAH. Duffy Is the man to
WELD the whip. he viii do IL
completely. too, for this IS HID
come back" appearance IN the
big leagues
Duffy nubbled his drive when he
led the White S0L, but IN 1890 he
put the Toronto team OF the In
ternatioual league in second place.
President Frazee. OF the Boston
Americans. kept close watch on
Duffy's work in Canada during the
past season and decided that he
was taking no long chance IN
pulling Duffy out OF the minors
again
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-29
TERRIERS WIN ISLONAKER TOPS
FAST BATTLE ALL STAR GRID
WITH THE AIRlTEAM OF 1920

In fast wei played game at the
Fort Bliss gridiron Saturday after
noon the Seventh cavalry regimenIal
eleven defeated the Air Service team
by the score Of 10 to 2 The reiuvena-
ton Of the Air Service team was the
feature OF the contest, as this eleven
came back from its recent defeat and
put UP a last, consistent battle that
gave ample evidence OF the fighting
strain OF the players.
Duffy and little LENT ~Dlnty'i
Moore we're the stars OF the game
u was Mo0re's headWork that sent
Duffy crashing into the line with the
winning taIly.
The lneups were:
Seventh cavalry-Pferce, left end:
Snyder left tackle; wentworth. left
guard; eraser center Gorsuch. right
guard Duffy, right tackle. Narcross,
right end Moore, QuarterbacS- Shaw,
lett haitback; Wingate, right half
back Parker. fullback
Air servlce-AlcEVers left end
Bollocki left tackle; Simpson, left
guard; smith. center; Hobbs. right
guard; Martinez. right tackle; ODon-
AID, right end; Reichel, quarterback:
Harmon, left halfback. Lynch. right
nalfbacki Barnes. fullback.
The officials were: O'Donahue. ref
cree; Crum, umpire; France. head
linesman-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-29
To Claim
Light Heavy Title

Harry Grcb, PittsburE hattler ia
the middleweight and light heavy
weight classes. wants TO BE world
champion IN one CT both Of the divi-
slons and thinks Re can win the
same II given a chance 70 do so i'm
the ring Battling LeVinsl-y. who lost
10 Georges Carpenter IN jersey
recently. is still the light heaVTTe light
champion OF the United states Gren
has fought him about seven times and
has gained the newspaper decision
in nearly all OF them. but that does
not make him champion Through
his manager. James Mason. the Pitts
burger has posted q forfeit o. $1,000
with Tex Richard OF New York Ter a
match with LeFiu5lT. either IN New
York state or Boston, or any place
the Battler nay name, as Ions as &c
Is for a title match and 20 decision
He stimulates that the $1,000 can go
as a side wager II the ether side so
desires we have posted the money,
said manager Mason, and unless
Ierlnsky accepts the same within So
days we win draw down the money
and claim the championship. and AZ
the same time be ready 20 defend 90
against all corners
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-29

and Won prettily. Other games Of the
evening were.
First Baptist-Friend. right for
ward, s field goals; Fuller. left for
ward, field goals; Broaddus, center.
ned goals Hunter, right guard
Huttauus, left guard. Total, 90.
Mexican Methodists-Gardea. right
forward; 3 field goalss Lozano. LETT
forward. 3 field goals, foul goals;
Gomez. center; Martinez. right guard .
Luis and Pallacioss left guard. To-
tai. a.
Trinity 3Iethodist-Arthur. right
forward. S field goals. foul goal;
Brown. left forward: Luschei. center.
field goal; Middleton. right guard:
Huttanus. left guard Total. Is. St
Clements-Porter right forward. g
field goals; Biefer. left forward /.
Richards, center, . field goals Leigh
ton, left guard; Mudd, right guard.
Total. 10.
First Methodist-Gaylord right for
ward. 9 field goals Klink. left guard.
] field goali Cook, center. 2 field
goals; Fulton. right guard; Koke. left
guard, ] field goal Total. "a. First
byterians-Arnold. right forward.
I field goal; Clayton. left fordward. /
field goal. Gillespie. center. lcKemy.
guard. total 4 points.
Cathedral-Cordova. right forward.
field goals; " Talbot. left forward,
2 field goals; shea, certer. 8 fled
goals; foul goals; r.. Talbot. right
guard; Carson. left guard Total. IS.
Mount Sinai-COhen, right forward.
field goals, 3 foul goals; I.apoWski.
left forward, field goals Bloom berg,
left guard and center SilberberE.
center, field goals; Grossblt. right
guard; Aronson. left guard Total o.
Army T--GrOOms. right forward,
field goals. ! foul goal; Morti0. left
forward. field goais; Brumgardt.
center. field goals; Reuben right
guard. 1 field goal. Conte left guard.
Total. IS. All-Stars-Patterson right
forward. Friend, left forward. field
goals: Fuller. center. 3 field goals: f.
Cordoya, right guard; II. Mckemy,
Z. IN. =. -.n.nI
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-29
'CIYVY' ELEVEN
HURLS A Def
FORBIC GAME
Would Play Pill Rollers IN Re
turn Game at Rio Grande
Park; Probably Dec. II.
BILLINGS ELEVEN
IS STRENGTHENED

I Just as sure OF repeating its former
victory over the Base team as 81
was OF winning the initial game
some weeks ago the Billings football
eleven Is ready and willing 70 take
On the aggressive Hospital eleven I'm
a game at Rfo Grands park next sun
day afternoon.
IN the event the Hospital teams
army league schedule viii not permit
game next Sunday afternoon the
contest VIII be postponed one more
week as the Billings teal Re anxious
70 meet The eleven which won the
Army league flag OF practically
cinched the Championship Sunday
afternoon. The first contest between
the two teams resulted IN a victory
as the Hospital eleven is anxious for
a return game the civilian agErega-
ton has readily consented 70 a sec
ond meeting OF the two teams u IS
proposed 70 play the game at Rio
Grande park and that an admission
be charged for the affair.
had a Reply Ready.
Herman Huttauus. coach Of the
Billings team, had a Statement pre-
pared in answer 70 one that appeared
several Gays ago written BY a mem
Der OF the Hospital team IN which
it was stated that the game was viz
tually given 70 the Billings team
The EporfsmnnIIke -cuzdlet %
Lieut.. Niles. star backfleId me1n-
Der o. the Hospital eleven IN
stating HAT the team had no ex-
cuEe 20 offer for ltB Sefelf and
incidentally uEaiEluE the civilian
team for its clean playing during
the game strikes responslFe
chord with the dimluurlFe head
OF the former Myrtle agEreEntion
and he Is only too glad 60 meet
Huch a spirit halE way IL f. 10
be hoped that the game can be
arranEed, as Il W0uld be q dandy
one IN all resDectH-
The Myrtle team has strengthened
quite a bit since u last met the Hos
pital aggregation
Line Mueh Stronger.
At that time It's weakness vas IN
its line and this department. has been
strengthened TO a great extern New
men have not been brought IN ueces-
sarily. but the fact that the BILLINGS
boys had a lightweight line coupled
with L being their first game OF sea-
son worked uaite handicap.
The Billings team IS the only III
Paso eleven 70 continue hostlltle5
after Thanksgiving day and they VIII
be Loyalty backed By the ran1om
which iuterestedly watched the high
SCHOOL AAEgA9 anu me AalAAlllA--la 70
perform a. the High school stadium
this year
In the event the game a. ar
ranged Il viii be IN the afternoon
IN order that all o. those desiring
10 do 50 may attend the contest
which VII be AZ Hio Grande park
and not ut the stadium. The
civilian team equipped itself CUT
Of its GErn packets and the gate
receipts Of such game would
undoubtedly serve TO aid them in
getting eFen.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-29
JACK REYNOLDS IN DANDY TRIM
AWAITS SOUND OF OPENING BELL

army Y II. C. A. Jack Is working
for his meeting with the Masked
Marvel Tuesday night and appears in
excellent physical trim
Reynolds asserted Sunday afternoon
that he did not know the Identity Of
the mystery man, but that he did not
care as long as he was not larger
than a good sized house.
During the time he has been away
Reynolds has met the best and fastest
men OF his division. including Lewis
Nelson. whom Richard F. Fox pre-
viously recognized as the worlds
champion Fox unhesitatingly awards
the title to Reynolds now that he has
defeated Fox.
The Marvel viii arrive IN El Paso
this evening and VIII Immediately go
to his headquarters in the sheldon
and await the contest. IN letters to
The Herald sports editor and match
maker John Mcintosh OF the Ell Paso
association the mystery man an
nounces that he is in tip top condi-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-29
Bowling Leaders
Are Losing Out

St Louis, No. Nov. 2s.-Leaders in
the middlewest bowling tournament
suffered from the onslaught Of sun
days contestants
Flory Libby, OF Chicago. took the
lead in the singles with So. displac-
ing E Matek. Of st. Paul, and. with
a total OF 174S. supplanted Fl. Klare,
OF St Louis, for first place in the all
events.
IN the doubles, T.. Neal and G. Ken
nedy, Of Omaha, remained at the top
with 11S7
cage. went into the lead in the
doubles last night with 1908 z J.
Kelly, OF Chicago. with 1756. went
10 the top Of the all-events division.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-29
TALKING IT OVER
YOUR VIEWS AND NINE

I IKE q happy smiling kid with a
superb confidence in his iron
muscles and sturdy constitution
TO hold his own with the bunch, Jack
Reynolds, king OF the welters OF the
mat game, is back in FL Paso again
and VIII appear before the local en-
thusiasts tomorrow night
Decidedly the youngest and also
recognized as the best Of his weight
upon the mat by all OF the leading
critics OF the country Reynolds IS
hailed a worthy successor TO the Ia
nous frank Gotch, OF heavyweight
fame, Just IS soon as he takes on
more weight, which il iE believed
VIII come sooner or later. He Is the
fourth mat sensation TO be developed
IN Iowa within the past 20 years
and in spite Of the TACT that he Is fun
80 pounds lighter than the brilliant
Frank his astonishing speed. clever
ness and ability to take any hold
and perfect or improve upon Il, as
the case may be, has placed him upon
an equal standing with the late Iowa
champion.
Burns May Come Here.
Farmer Burns. tutor OF Gotch and
Earl Caddock, are the other mem
bers OF the Iowa quarter who have
world.
Burns may be 4 visitor in FL
PuBo within the next three
weeks as Reynolds a. seriously
considering sending for the grand
old man OF all the WriEEIers to
be in his corner when he faces
MnttT Mutsudn on December H.
for the second time before the
FL PasO enthusiasts. Tuesday
night Jack meets the alnnsIzed
marvel n ulan OF mystery whose
strength and wrestling science is
well known and while he intends
to put forth every ounce Of en-
erEy in his efforts to conquer the
marvel Jack wants the services
OF the wise old head in HIS cor
ner when he toes the scratch for
Matty lIHtsuda-
Latsuda's claim TO victory over the
Iowa star here in a previous match
has been discounted by virtually
every one supporting Reynolds in the
east, among these being Richard K.
Fox dean OF wrestling critics, who
has taken the lead in recognizing the
Cedar Rapids product as champion OF I
the world In a recent telegram 10
Reynolds Fox states that his victory /
over Lewis Nelson. OF Brooklyn, con-
sidered the best Of eastern wrigglers, I
gives the titular belt to the Iowan, 4
and that ReTnolds's willingness to I
defend II against anyone is another I
substantial fact that only tends to 4
his standing as the king pin
lf the division Reynolds has met 1
Latsuda four times
be has thrown Alatsuda seven times /
and has been thrown once, this be-
ng a questionable affair IN which /
Reynolds alleges that iiu-iitsu meth
IDS were employed.
Is a Regular Little Chnmp.
Reynolds represents to fhe v-res-
ling game Just what Tommy Carter
.ypifles TO the boxing pastime ia the
opinion Of athletic boosters ac-
lualnted with both little men as the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-29
GunnerS May
Stop Shoot

TRAPsHOOTERS OF the United
States and Canada viii be in
terested in knowing that the
long run trophy proposition which
has been conducted by various
powder companies and the Ameri-
can TrapshootinE association in
recent years viii be discontinued
after this year.
Many thousands OF shooters in
past years have won long run
trophies, gold, silver and bronze
bars. pins. medals and watches.
Up TO October 1 OF this year 1880
shooters had made runs Of so
straight or better. Runs Of 50 20
90 counted one point for a shooter,
100 70 rs counted three points, and
runs over $50 counted five points.
For IS points a shooter received a
silver medal. for IS points a gold
medal and for 50 points a gold
watch Forty-five shooters have
won silver medals, 30 have won
gold medals and four have won
watches this season
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-29
YankS Do Not
Hold To Contract

London boxing promoters must
surely have a poor opinion Of Yankee
fighters when IL comes 70 living up
70 q signed contract. During the past
year there have been several in
stances where american boxers have
violated their agreements with the
promoters on the other side OF the
pond one case being that O. champion
Pete Herman with Jimmy wilde
which was one Of the causes OF
Charles q. Cochran quitting the box
ing game That is not the only case.
however. Boxers should learn to keen
faith with the promoters ~ they eE-
Uect the latter 70 live up 20 their
agreements with them There are
many cases too, where boxers and
managers have held up clubs for
greater amounts than agreed 70. Just
because % happened 10 suit their
fancy aud they were in a position TO
'-pur over such a deal. 1t may 90
once or twice, but there Is always a
turning point and few Of them gain
BIZ such methods in the long run.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-29
WIN SCRAPPY GAME
EDGE OUT FAST MT. SINAI TEAM

TIVE additional minutes Of n1av was
required Saturday nieht TO COM
plete the game between Mt Sinai
ana Cathedral Church league teams,
the latter quintet winning out by the
score OF IS 70 81 after enc OF the BIT
games Of the church calendar this
season.
Featured by superb basket work by
potn teams the contest early devel-
oped into one Of those sensational
seesaW affairs with first one team
and the other at the Le'm.
was Some Game.
AT the end Of the first half the
Iathedral boys had a lead Of six
points but this was disseminated by a
squirt upon the part Of the Sinai Quin-
let led by Errold Lapowski He
tossed In two baskets right of the
real and brought the team up 10 an
even basis with its rival With but
second 70 play the AT Sinai team
received a free throw due TO a tech
nlcai foul The final whistle blew but
the referee ruled that the team was
within its rights In making the throw
as the foul occurred during the game.
But one point separated the
teams when Andy Cohen toed the
mark for the free throw. He
dropped it into the basket amid
the cheers OF boosters for the
eiuni team Capts. Bob Carson
OF the Cuthedrnla and Errold Ia
poTsli OF the Sinai team then ar
ranged for an additional five
minutes Of play TO decide the
game. The Cathedral piled up
quite a marElu this period due
TO the all around work Of Carson
and shea.
There were several othe good
games Of the evening. one Of the
bringing the Mexican Methodists into
action against the First Baptist five.
The latter team composed OF a quintet
OF Myrtle avenue stars who in the
aseball season win diamond cham
pianships and are now occupied in an
20 secure the 1920 FL Paso
Tn. L.IL .L.-. ..----l.-..l H. --.-- Z l
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-29
Football, 'TheInside Game :;
The Game That Pays Bills


n VIEW OF the enormous receipts in
- a football season. people often
think that the money received
must IN some way be squandered- As
a matter Of fact. a great deal OF
economy Is exercised by athletic man
agements, even in the big colleges
where the receipts are Up IN the hun
dred thousands. I have never known
Of an instance where money was ac-
tually thrown away
The athletes are given every ccusid-
Grafton in the way Of equipment for
the gridiron and accomodattons when
they travel There IS nothing mig
gardly about their treatment But
that doesn't mean that dollars are
spent with a reckless abandon on
then-
coaching expenses frequently come
high, especially at colleges where a
large staff Of specialists work under
the direction Of the one head coach.
But as a rule there are hardly more
than ten men on the largest staff Of
coaches who are actually on the ath-
letic payroll
There are thousands OF little things
70 pay for besides coaching salaries.
equipment and travel expenses. but
those are the principle things that eat
up the cash
Now let us consider the sums
that are actually taken at the
box office. The Harvard team, for
Instance played TO fully $4,000
in the season just past. Roughly
the lale-Hnrrurd game uecOm0-
dated $4,000 persons nj 50 each
for total Of $4,000; the Prince
tou-HarFurd game played TO co.
900 persons at 50 each, for n total
Of SI2O.OO0f the Centre college
game played 20 10000 persons for
total Of $4,000 or 100000. and
the six other games on the Hnr-
ward schedule uiust have got any
where between $4,000 and. S35,-
900. Those figures 20 suhstnn-
TALLY over the 500 900 mark
Vow, OF course, that isn't all profit
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-29
CALUMUS WILL
ORGANIZE FAST
BASKET TEAM

Having proved its supremacy IN
football the Calumus club athletic
body plans to invade the basketball
field.
A team IS 20 be put into the City
league bearing the banners Of the
club and composed Of some OF the
strongest players OF the city. all be-
ing mebers OF the club Errold La
poWsli. Francis Broaddus. Harry Nc
Kenny, Bob Bryant. Fritz Bryant, Cot
ton Robertson, Billy Race and others
viii be chosen to compose the quintet
to represent the club In the league.
The club at IT'S weekly meeting sun
day afternoon pledged its support to
the team,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-29


ton and Yale are played on a $3.50
basis, each college getting half OF the
gross receipts In all the other games.
guarantees are given, which OF course
leaves Harvard the greater share.
Assuming that $500. 900 was the sum
taken fin. it Is fair 70 estimate that
harvard s own share was something
In excess OF Sz00,000-and that Is a
very neat sum.
Take In Big sums.
Yale, Princeton. Pennsylvania. and
other colleges OF the east. as wen as
middle west all take in large sums
Of money ike this. although the Har-
yard figure Tor the current year
probably tops them all
Il Is obvious that sueh great
amounts nre not MI spent on foot
ball And now comes a truth that
f. not well understood. Football
in the average college supports
practically all the other athletic
teams. In only a relatively few.
Institutions can other sports be
made to pay. Sometimes a base
ball season makes little money
and sometimes basketball gets a
slight profit 1905 but us a gen
eral rule none Of them pay except
football.
Rowing at Harvard. for instance. IS
q very costly sport and its gross re-
turns are practically nothing The
deficit comes out OF the football re-
ceiprs- The baseball team almost an
nually returns a loss. in spite OF a
very decent attendance And then.
when the obviously losing sports are
lacrosse. seeker,
track athletics. hockey. swimming
tennis-it Is easy 10 see where the
money IS diverted.
The next time you see a vast throng
that fills a college stadium at 50 OF
So per ticket. don't wonder where all
that money goes II is gobhlad I'D Just
IS smoothly and rapidly as can be. by
the weaker sisters among the sports
And Just give football a little extra
credit-it's the game that pays all the
1890 BY the Wheeler
Svnficnfa
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-29

ISFOR CLEAN
BASEBALL

Chicago H. Nov 29.-The most I'M
portant matter IN the welfare OF the
national game" Is the complete d.
vorcing from Il OF the gambling ele-
menr, Judge X n lands now head
Of organized baseball. said Sunday.
Judge lands attended the Army
Navy football game sunday
I don't want 20 be hailed as a
dictator nor a savior" he said Il
am seeking 10 learn the best things
20 be done and I want the help OF
everybody with the best interests OF
the game at heart"
He said he had no profound or deep
~ mysterious schemes for dealing
with problems OF the game but en-
phasized his determination 10 make
the game clean
The cooperation Of baseball players
and the civil authorities IS needed 70
help eliminate crooAedness, he said.
II more strinEest laws are needed to
prevent wrong doing IN baseball, they
can be effected, he declared
GIPPE SERIOUSLY Ill.
South Bend. Ind. Nov. 29.-George
Gippe, famous Notra Dame football
player. is seriously fl Of pneumonia
in a South Bend hospital.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-29

Edinburgh. Scotland. Nov. est Is
highly probable that IN the near fu-
ture John r. Hitchcock. well known
St Andrews professional. viii leave
this country for America 20 take up
an appointment ne Is a brother Of
"Jock" Hutchinson. the professional
ut the Glen View Country club, near
CHICAGO
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-29

in two falls within s. minutes Jor-
dan is a big favorite in Fl Paso and
he is considered one Of the best wres-
rlers in the world
He T. an intimate friend Of
Jack Reynolds, the WeiterwelEht
champion. and formerly travelled
with Jim Londos, light heavy
weight champion and Reynolds
when The three stars vert tour
ing the country. Chris Is anxious
to come hack to FL Pare and
match may be arranged for him
here later on. He was with n
carnival all last summer and has
again approached titular form.
He ISSUES an open challenge 10
MI middleWeiEht WriEgiers in the
El puso district
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-29

Paris, France, Nov. 2e.-The French
Olympic committee has sent an off
cial request TO the International
olympic committee that the Olympic
games OF 1894 be held IN Paris. The
international Olympic games 70 be
held in 1922 have already been award
ed 70 Brazil
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-29

ton and ready to wrsstle tonight, II
necessary.
Much interest Is being taken in the
seminal 20 the Reynolds-lIarreI
clash which viii bring the agrees
sive Bucky Bouckhout into action
against the clever lIcKibbon. These
two boys are rugged. tough and each
possesses nice catalogue OF holds.