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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-31

TEW Americans realize OF appreciate
the great handicap the golfer
faces who enters q British
amateur event in addition TO those
OF climate and the mental strain thar
Just naturally comes when YOU leave
home shores and have not the usual
affairs Of the world to divert your
attention. as you do have when you
play through a season on home links.
There is always the tendency TO
overdo the thing, about which much
has been said Button top OF all this
the Yankee encounters different
scheme OF things which has and may
too frequently cause upsets. The fact
that Travis conquered all this in 1904
and that Bob Gardner came so very
close TO doing so this season IS SUI
ficient testimony TO the fact that we
turn out amateurs in this country
who rank with the best England
produces
Hard Wadins Through Field.
That which Is upsetting in the
course OF the British amateur is their
plan Of conducting It. There is no
medal or qualifying round As a re-
suit as many as 200 entries are often
at the starting tee on the first day.
They have been paired by draw and
through such a field IS hard enough
but what makes Il most difficult is
the fact that so many competitors
compel the play 10 confine itself to
IS holes.
Now there have been eases and
there viii always be cases in golf
where q fair golfer viii have "A
remarkable day Of play. He gets
off to n flying start and when
such f. the case IL II often TOO
much for a better man to nip him
IN m IS hole affair. Although 1
have nothing hut good things to
say concerning the golf OF c. D.
EIcFarlnue, who PIT out Chick
Evans in the fifth rouuf OF the
British amateur At Sandwich IN
1914, I still think that had that
match gone the customary Sc
holes In vogue in our own
amateur that Chick would have
won.
McFarlane played dream golf the
first nine OF that battle, holing all
sorts OF approaches and puts After
that Chick was the better man. Stiu
Chick was defeated when he was
PLAYING as good as he knew how,
nearly always sufficient to turn the
tide in his favor
u. s. Has Better Plan
Not only does our own plan OF con-
Quoting an amateur stand forth as
better one, what with its qualifying
round which leaves a field Of %
starters for the matches and the
themselves Of So holes each,
by far a better distance for test,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-31
What Do You
Know About Sporfo



lis the Bill James who was with
the White Sex last year the same one
who vas with the Braves in 1912
What were the most games
George Tyler has won in a season in
3-What were the most hits Ty
Cobb has made in one season IN the
maiors2
when did Brooklyn AID Phnadel-
phia play s. 20-inning tie2
what IS the last time the 100
yards was made in 9 3-5 seconds7
6-Where did James Duncan. holder
Of the American discus record, finish
In the 1912 Olympiad2
l-What new swimming record did
Duke Kahanamolzu establish re-
cently2
s-Who was ranked higher IN 1918.
william Tilden or 3. Lindley Muir
ray2
9-Where was Johnny Coulon, for
mer bantam champion. born7
10-When did Bill Brennan knock
out Ole Anderson
11-How long was Percy D. Haugh-
ton president OF the Boston Braves7
l5,-How long was Cleveland in the
13-How many years has Heinie
Groh hatted over 800 in the majors7
I'm cutting In bridge how do the
suits rank2
15-What year were two national
amateur track and field champion
ships held2
1s-In boxing must the ring be p
feet sduare2
17-Where was Bob Fitzsimmons
born2
1s-When was the British amateur
golf championship established?
19-What Is the worlds record foi
the 10-mile run2
GOV hen did Babe Ruth make four
homers In one gamer
Answers TO Yesterday Questions
1-Augie Rather won the worlds
amateur welterweight title IN 1915.
2-The gate receipts at the John
son-J effries fight totaled S270.775.
5-Miss Ravenscroft won the
American wOmen's golf title IN 1913
Murray won the national indoor
tennis title in 1916.
5-Tom Longboat was winner In the
American Marathon IN 1907
6-Ihe pole vault FOR distance
event was dropped by the \ A U. In
1915
Hal Chase broke into the majors
In 1905 with the Yankees
S-Carey's highest total Of stolen
bases i'm a season was IS. in 1916
9-Hornsby's average OF .31S in 1913
was the highest he's made IN the
majors.
10-1lerlzle played with the Giants
from 1907 until the middle Of the 1915
season.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-31
Kid POncho Best
OF All Bantan1S

KID Poncho. weight III pounds, is
the best Of the bantamweight boxers
Of the south and will be the next
champion
So asserts Joe Mealy, who returned
from a "Trip to south Texas. On his
way back home Joe stopped In San
Antonio and visited a number Of
friends He had the pleasure OF see
ing Poncho in action and earnestly
believes that the little san Antonioan
can whip Jimmy Wide. Poncho IS
only IS years OF age and has had
quite a few ring battles He has been
the recipient OF many offers from
veteran fight managers who appar-
emily recognize The ability OF the lit
tie battler.
san Antonio fans are very enthu-
siastic over Poncho, who is a newsboy
and a native Of that city" Mealy de
clared- His manager is very care
ful with him and will not allow him
TO box over six rounds. I believe that
he is the coming champion"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-31
Princess Mary
Wins Fast Race

Columbus, o. July 51.-More than
5000 persons were entertained by the
four events Friday. Of which the
feature was the 2:04 pace. won by
Princess Mary. when Fleming called
on her TO pass Baroness Edgewood,
who was a pacemaker, each nile IN
til the seven eighths pole was
reached The second mile. in 2:o31k,
was 2 new record for the Canadian
mare.
Geers drove enother winning race
when he put over Lecco Grafton in
the second division OF the PA pace.
BoniQue was the winner OF the third
heat and Gen. Wilson was the chief
contender against Lecco Grafton in
the first two
IN the 2-15 trot Dottie Day won in
a straight heat victory over 10
horses. Alicola. the original favorlte,
could get no closer than second in
the first heat and then showed ordi-
nary form the other miles
The last event was a split heat AZ
fair. finally won by Eliza Dillon
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-31
Babe CabeH To
Box Kid Ross

Matchmaker Jim Erwin OF the Fort
Bliss Athletic association is in touch
with Kid Ross. middleWeight cham
pion OF the Gath infantry, and Babe
Cabell. border weller champion, with
the view OF arranging bout between
these scrappy boys at the punch
box the semi-final 10 the Gene Payo-
Griffin battle. Cabel was matched
with Briggs some time ago but the
latter ran out OF the encounter with
out advising the promoters Of his &C
ton. AS a result Il Is probable that
Briggs VIII be barred from all future
bouts in military reservations along
the border. Cabe2l won The border
welter championship and is so rec
ognized by all the fans as a result
Of primarily his clean cut victory
over Briggs, and secondly his readi-
ness to meet anyone.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-31

Saranac Lake, n. Y, July 81
Christy Mathewson, veteran baseball
player manager and coach, has been
at a sanitarium here for a month
undergoing treatment for tuberculosis,
Il was learned Friday night He has
been confined TO his room since his
arrival, has received no callers and
has been taking an absolute rest
It was understood that his condi-
ton was not such as to cause any
immediate alarm
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-31

Cleveland, o. July al-Flot Bert
Acosta. driving monopiane No in
the trans-coutineutal aerial flight
left here for Chicago at 9.25 a. m. on
the second leg OF the flight A new
plane from New York landed here to-
day to replace machine No. 9. dam
aged in q trial flight here yester-
day. Capt HartneT. pilot OF No 8 ex-
poets 10 leave for Chicago this after
noon
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-31

St Louis. No, July 31.-Pounding three
st. Louis pitchers for q hits. New York
won Friday Nine OF the visitors hits
were for extra bases. two being home runs
Ruth made his 3sth homer OF the season
in the ninth With Fewster on base driving
the bail over the right field bleachers
Msussl. who followed him. hit to deep cen
ter for homer. Il was his second n two
days. The locals could do nothing with
Mays Sisters home run into the right
field stands in this fifth was also his sec
ond in two days.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-31
HARD TEST FOR
Fl. BLI555TAR5
VIII Clash With Runnersup
in First Game at Rio
Grande Sunday.

Sailing along serenely in its trend
toward the TOP berth OF the Army and
City league. Lieut.. BIZ NcCoIloch's
team Of army all stars IS due for
its hardest test Sunday afternoon
when s0uthpaW hurier Nanny POns-
ford viii be on the mound for the
Zone supply aggregation The Zone
and Army teams meet in the first
game OF the afternoon and the
Knights and Internationals In the
second
Since the reorganization OF the mill
tdry teams OF The III Paso district
and the consolidation OF the mines. the
army players have not lost a game
IL has defeated the Knights OF 20
Interlationals once The latter team
has now been beaten once by the
other three teams OF the league. Two
Of these defeats coming in the last
two starts AS yet the international
have not choWn definite signs OF
weakening. but viii be forced to
travel at faster pace 10 hold their oWn
than IN the past, however
VIII Be Some Game.
Just as soon as the Zone and Army
teams get off the field the Interna-
tionals and Knights viii battle The
double header idea IS undoubtedly che
best one and it viii result in q big
outpOurinE OF fans Who desire TO wiz
ness both games on sunday Ruther-
ford and Gomez VIII be the opposing
pitchers undoubtedly The Interna-
tionals viii be strengthened by the
return Of Minjares. while the Knights
have been showing improved speed
and class IN hitting and fielding and
are r5ckoned as strong contender
Pete Leyca is not coming back. de-
spite reports TO the contrary Leyva
Is satisfied with his present position
in wyoming. according to word re-
ceived by Tom Walker and viii OF
be here for some time
Umpires Harry Kane and Jimmy
Hiseler viii be in charge OF the games
Sunday
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-31
AMATEUR STARS AWAIT
BELL; VARSITY CHAMP
TO MEET C. WRIGHT
BY Al. HOLM.

THOSE who the wrestling championship trials and semi finals recently
at 2. n Aare
finals which VIII be held tonight in the big From the little
Of
Saturday decided
bout
Wrestling offered
coming between Flodin Msuda wter title
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-31

In his last seven games Speaker
crashed out eight hits. while the best
sisler could % was four IN five
games Speaker excels Sisler in extra
base hitting having seven homsrs,
seven triples and three tWo-bass hits
to his credit
Babe whales 90 Homeru.
In home run hitting Ruth continues
to be the sensation OF ehe league with
total OF So up e Saturday. Rice
OF Washington continues to show the
way 10 the base stealers with a total
Of 40. Sisler Is next in the list with
IS. while Bobby Roth. also OF wash
ingtou. is third with 81
Other leading batterss Rice.
Washington .sG9i E Collins Chi
enEo. SSH Meusel, New York. -3f0s
Jameson, Cleveland. -343s Wea-
yer, Chicago, -342i Hendrix, Bos-
ton. -3al; Milan, Washington .G18I
Judge, Warrington, -533-
Hornsby Leads National
In the National league. RoEe-
Hornsby. Of St Louis. IS safely n
the lead with an average Of -361. al
though Eayres. OF Boston. has an
average OF so FOR ~ games Eornsbvs
however. has participated in 81 games.
second IN the list. with an average
OF -52ss and Nicholson. OF PitrsburE-
fourth. with -3zl- Max Carey, OF
Pltrsburg. is SO FAR out in front in
base stealing with a total OF % that
he Is in 10 Danger OF being overtdlreu-
Cy Williams. OF Philadelphia. with
total OF nine home runs. continues 20
lead IN circuit base hitting.
Other leading hatterss Roush. Gin
cinnatL 1876; Eonetchy. Brooklyn.
-323; Williams. Philadelphia. -51ss
Hollocher. Chicago. -318. Groh. Gin
cinuati 81; Myers. Brooklyn, -515-
Young. View York. -3lt1 Flack, Chi
cago. -513-
Close Race In western.
Ten points separate BoEart OF Jop-
lin and 1arvan. Of wichita, IN the
race for the batting holors OF the
Western league Bogart leading win
an average or 80 has played only in
sixty games as compared with IS or
Taryan-
NarTan Is drawing away from
Beck OF wichita IN the scramble
fer homerun honors, having a
string CT IS. Beck Is runner-up
with Il Lee. OF Omaha con
tluues 10 show the way 10 the
base ztenIers with q Other
leading batferss Taryan. Wlchifl.
.g5es Chesfnlz. st. Joseph, sos
Tierueys Tulsa. SIS Beck Nlchl-
IN. sos De Pate. Sioux City. XII
LcIlrelt, Omaha. -328s Platte.
Omaha, -525; Brlun0ns Tulsa,
-323.
Grover Hartley. OF Columbus. con-
tinues TO blaze the tran for the hat
tiers OF the American association. top
ping the list with an average Of .37-
with Ben Tincup Of Louisville IN sec
ond place with -554-
Rap. Of St Paul took the lead IN
base stealing away from Leo Dresser.
his teammars. hanging up a total Of
% thefts Dresser has stolen 3
bases Brief. OF Kansas City and Har-
gave. Of St Paul remain tied for
the honors in homerun hitting. each
having Is Other leading hatrers-
Vick1and. Toledo. ssh Butler, Nh
r-aukse. 545; Good. Kansas City. 1i3-
Rapp. St Poul. -35Ss Miller. kansas
City. .534- Rondeau, Minneapolis, .13z-
Hargrave. St Paul, -325s Dubue, To-
ledo. -522-
FULL line q koDAKs and KODAK
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-31
BRITISH CRACKS WIN.

Belmont. Mass. July 81. - Harry
Nardon and Edward Ray. British golf
professionals. defeated Francis Ouimet
and Jesse Guilford. local amateurs, in
a best ball match at the Belmont
Springs Country club today up and
2 TO play.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-31
INDIANS MAKE
ACLEAN SWEEP
Again Wallop Boston Red
Sox; Babe Ruth Makes
Both Home Run.

Cleveland. O., July s1.-Clsveiand made
IL three straight from Boston Friday. Bush
who started 70 pitch for Boston was Wild
and Ineffective and also was guilty Of
costly error Devlnney who succeeded him
was nit hard Caldwell held Boston TO
three hits and one run for seven innings
md tren ed N
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-31
PIRATEs DRoP .NnTHER.

Philadelphia. Pa. July 51-Timely hit-
ting by Wrightstuns and Wheat was the
feature Of Philadslnhia's victory ever
eittsburE Friday Hubbeu pitched his
first game here az p local player. Presi-
dent Baker OF the Philadelphia club. an
nounced the purchase OF catcher John
Peters o. tbs Birmingham Southern asso-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-31

phia. turned the trick against his former
teammates by driving in the run in the
tenth which gave the locals a victory Fri
day Collins started the inning with sim
gle and went TO second on Weaver's sacri-
flee. strunk followed with a double to
eenter
Score. R-H.E.
Philadelphia .. 002 OF 900 O-5 10
Chicago -.-...-... 500 o01 90 Is Il 2
Batteries, Philadelphia. Naylor and Per-
hns. Chlcago. Eaber and schalk.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-31

wards. champion lightweight boxer OF
Australia was Friday night given the
newspaper decision over Jack Law
Ter, Tennessee, at the end OF a ten
round bout
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-31
"Y" Wrestlers Meet In Finals; Speaker Hit
INDIAN LEADER HEADS
AMERICAN COLUMN BY
MAKING ONE HIT A DAY

CHICAGO IL July slBaggg day keeping This Speaker
ager top Of the heap IN the for the
American league batting championship
himself and George batting while sisE
in second place Jackson Chicago trailing third
place with ss while
averzg Wednesdays
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-31
REDS WIN
FROM DODGERS
Waliop Brooklynites in 8 Of
4 Games; Giants Win
Four Straight.

Brooklyn, n. T. July s1--CineinnaH
made It three out o. four from Brooklyn
by winning Friday. EIier held the Dodgers
to six hits MamauX was knocked cut Of
the box In the fourth. llarquard relieved
Mamauz and was n turn relieved BY
mrae-l-rr
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-31
GIANTS WIZ FOUR STRAIGHT.

score R 81 -
s. Louis ....-...... u02 600 osz-7 - 4
New York .-------.. o03 Oh o02-s u
Batteries. St Louis. Haines. May. Ghsr-
den and Clemous. Dllhoefers New York.
Toney, Douglas and z. Smith
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-31

stated for lIarqua-d in nfth

------A a@A- - Az
'Batted for Marqua-d IN fifth
Score by innings.
Cincinnati -..-...-.... 0o1 81 COLL
Brooklyn -.-----.-------- 900 600 600
Two base hits. Eller- Three base hits,
Rath. Daubert Stolen bases, Wheat sac
rifice hits. c ane. Roush. Johnston Double
plays. Kopf to Rath 10 Daubert: Rath 70
Eopf 70 Daubert: Olson TO Eonstchy. Base
On balls. Off Namau1 2. Mitchell. 2; Eiler.
3 Innings pitched. Mamaux. %; Mar
guard. / Is: Mitchell T. struck out. Ma
uaux, 3 Mitchell, /: Eller. /. Wild pitch
Laruuard-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-31

DaIIaEl Tex July u = Harry
Krohn. middleweight, Of Akron. Ohio,
won a newspaper decision over Tom
mic Burke, OF st. Louis, in ten rounds
here Friday night
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-31

Vasuuez Of the Mexican "Y'' and
Porras Of the central ayr who viii
meet for the los pound champion
shin Will start the ball rolling to-
night. Each boy threw his opponent
inside Of a minute in the trials and
although they have never met before
those who have seen both work pre-
diet a bout that viii 90 the limit
Another Fast Contest.
When Carey and Cross. both Of the
central sfY'' meet for the rs pound
houors there will be fur and other
things flying. Neither boy has ever
been put OF his back by one Of his
ing exceptionally strong for their
weight, are clever workers OF long
standing. Cross Wresteld at Ohio
tate university during the past
winter
The 125 pound bout VIII equal
any ever seen in the local gym
Bowen OF the army recruiting
station Is new to FL PasO but the
fans who saw him throw Con
zaIeH Wednesday picked him as
IN old timer. He has strength
and experience but in Sandy Es-
uuiFel he VIII meet n lad who has
speed to the nth degree and f. ab-
aoluteIy tireleHs. Sandy has also
a fine knowledge o. the game,
nuad viii have a weight ndTan-
taEe Of five pounds.
When Rangel and Stevens get to-
gether in the 135 pound class every
one viii be on his feet Rangel OF
the Mexican 'fY" has met and de-
feated all locals. both amateur anad
professional while Stevens has
worked with some OF the fastest of
the collsgians while at Boston Tech
Rangel is one OF The fastest and most
aggressive boys FL Paso has ever
produced and II Stevens can weather
the storm It viii be because he has
put all OF his science into play
Price and AIeGrady.
Paul Price. winner OF the las pound
championship at the University Of
southern California, and Charlie Nc
Grady. who wrestled IN the New Eng
land intercollegiate finals, viii fur
nfsh the thrills in the weller class. !
Price threw his man in 20 seconds l
wednesday and McGradv disposed Of I
his in four minutes. Price will weigh /
1z2 and McGrady 15s. This thriller [
VIII have 10 be seen 70 be appre- /
ciated.
Robert Price, winner OF the middle 4
title at the University OF Southern I
California. has yet to have his chal- I
1euge accepted. but Il Is certain that !
snip VIII take him on for the ltle-
al Aal-AM are ANaAAAAIE me
light heavy and heavy bouts be-
tween Jack Vowel, champion Of
the University Of Texas and ana
feur champion Of east Texas, and
Chester Wright, "a PaHO'E favor
ite son In the amateur ErapplinE
game Both Of these boys are
real men as was seen VIXEN Vow
I'll tOppled his 1S0 pound Oppon-
eut in one minute wednesday.
There viii be plenty OF good
seats for all and rinEside reser-
FationH are on sale at the ''Y-7
The officials viii be Joe Doris I
win Doris, Carter Porter, Joe Con- /
way and Joel Frledkin-
Owing TO the necessity OF superin-
tendent Comstock having free sway
in the gym in order to erect his ring
for the wrestling Championships the
noon business mems class and the
evening hand ball sessions have been
called off
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-31
CROZIER SLOWS
Up; WILL REST
Pacific Fleet Champ Ready
for Carter, but VIII Les
sen Hard Training.

Having attained that perfect con-
dition which assures confidence in
his ability TO win. Charles Dutch
Crozier. lightweight champion Of the
Pacific fleet. has lesseued his hard
training at the International club and
VIII do only light work for q few
days in preparation for his meeting
with Tommy Carter, next Friday
night
Boxes With shapiro.
Crozier has been boxing with Bat
ting Shapiro and has caused much
enthusiasm among his adherents BY
his fine form Shapiro, who 0oNes
Eddie Hanlon. makes a splendid
sparrinE partner being fast, a hard
hitter and scientific
Tommy Carter is due 70 arrive IN
Fl Paso tonight OF early tomorrow
morning. Friday night Tommy
boxed a ten round draw with Sammy
Goode, Of san Froncisco at Phoenix.
Goods IS considered one Of the best
OF the coast lightweights and the
bout was q hummer in every respect,
according TO word received by Herald
sports
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-31

Speaker. Walters. Three base hits. De-
vinney. Stolen bases. Wambssanss. Johns
ton. Sacrifice hit. Chapman. Double plays
Foster. Scott and McInnis: lIcInnis. Wal
ters and McInnis- Base on balls. Bush. 81;
Devinneys p Caldwell, 3. Innings pitched
Bush. s; Devinney. 8. Bit by pitcher. By
Bush (Gardner). Struck out, b. Bush. i
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-31

z ----s- PIMA --e- --s-- ~ -vy 49,
Two base hits. Rawlings. Wheat. Wright
stone Three base hits. Carey, wright
stone. Stolen bases. Bigbee, 2; Williams.
?; Wrightstone. Fletcher, Wheat. sacrl-
flee hit. Carlson. Double plays. South
worth 10 Cation Base on balls. Carlson. !
Blake. 2; Hubbsu. I. Innings pitched
Carlson. IL: Blake, 4 - HIT By pitcher,
By Carlson CWrfghthouse). by Blake owl
Hams). Struck ont, by Blake, Q; Hubbel,
L Wud pitch. Blake
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-31

Chicago, H.. July 31.-Amos strunz. re-
Gently obtained by Chicago from PhiladeI-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-31
CUBS DBoP ONE


ChicaFo ....-.-..... COO 600 o01-i 2
Boston ----..-...-.. 81 Io1 o0x-l
Batteries: Chicago Hendrix. Carter and
Killefer; Boston. LcQuillan and O'NeuI
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-31

Detroit, Mich, July s1--HIttinE oppor-
tunely Detroit won from Washington Fri
day. Ayers was relieved In the seventh BY
Ehm'ze who held the visitors safe after
Detroit had grouped three hits and two
sacrifices for four runs.
Score RHE
Washington $1,000 900 e03 00e-f Il 2
Detroit .-..-.... 900 001 f1r-g u 0
BatteTies- Washington. Zachary and
Charity; Detroit. Ayers. Ehniile and Aim
smith.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-31

New York --..--.---..... 900 0f2 51f-19
St Louis ....-......--... OIL 90 600
Two base hits. Pip Bodie. Leusel VII
liama Three base hits. Pratt, Pip, g
bodie. Home runs. Ruth, Meusel. Slsler.
stolen bases, Austin. jacobson Sacrifice
hits Ruth. Nays. Pip. Base on balls
Mays, /; Burweil. 2; Vangilder. l. Innings
pitched Weilman, s; Burwell. Is Van
glider, "a. Struck out, by Mays. 2;
Wellmau >
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-31

Totals ..-........37 , II Il u 2
sBattsd for VanEilder in ninth.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-31

FULL line OF EODAKs and KODAK
supplies at Gandara' s--Adv-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-31

9o1l1n -------s-------- ull uul l-l-
Cleveland ----.--.--..--. $50 go 271-15
Two base hits. Jameson. O'NelIl. smith.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-31

Ten points separate Bogart or Jop-
lin and Earyan. Of wichita. IN the
race for the batting holors OF the
Western league Bogart leading with
an average or 80 has played only in
sixty games as compared with IS OF
TarTan-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-31

Vasuuez Of the Mexican "Y" andt
Porras Of the central ar who win
meet for the los pound champion
ship viii start the bali rolling to
night. Each boy threw his opponent
inside Of a minute in the trials and
although they have never met before
those who have seen both work pre-
diet a bout that viii 90 the limit