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The Dolores star., 1920-06-04
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Bisbee. AriE-, where is now heard
the honk Of the modern automobile.
the tick OF wrist watches and the wall
o, silk hose OF all colors extending
over the tops Of SIS shoes, was entire
II different 16 years ago, rerninIsces a
writer IN the Review Of BiSbee. Then
the hsrd-working miner had to strug-
gle toC hours to get seat at poker
table OF 6 Took In" at faro game.
Main street was once one OF the live
Hest thoroughfares in the western
hemisphere. saloons. gilded and other
wise, having been the houOred business
enterprises which lined both sides OF
the street. II anybody had predicted
that & street railway would at some
future time run through the center of
Main street, or that 1t would some
day become as dry and arid as the
Sahara and Cobb deserts, he would i'm
med!ately have been taken before
lunacy commission.
The Dolores star., 1920-06-04

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this -ziEhoo-nood 10, 1oE o: B-ocsoa.
Colorado. vS ealing q cd friends
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Miss Irene Payne Of FairTisw, sge1;
Suntzy WIKI Miss Fern Way-za.
Miss Alice Pig wao Is teaching the
school az E01- CS-1ers- spent Sunday
With her home folks 81 Sylvan.
Rev. Hsczect hel1 services 81 Shelf
Rock school n01=e Sunday bota -1oru-
ing and evea5ug- \ St1isy sch0c!
was organized az the morning service
with Mr. Lewis as superintendent
VIM Peel = Tot vs-y vel and IL
;snds 70 leave soau for Texas
Miss Rosie PigE has very sore hand
and is under Dr.. Jozns0n's care
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LEBANON

Mr.. and Mrs Andrew Baker of
Lewis were visitors at the Scott home
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. C. o. Parker and fam
lily and Miss Bonnie Wallace of Du-
range, were week end guests at the
E E Wallace home
Cleo Glenn was taken to the johnson
hospital on Monday to be operated on
for appendicitis.
a splendid Memorial service was
held Sunday at the Lebanon cemetery
in honor Of our dead
Mr.. and Mrs. Ebert Davis of Cahone
have moved into our neighborhood.
Mr.. A W. Arnold and Mr.. and Mrs.
Roy Arnold visited the McMillians over
Sunday.
Andy Majors of Cortez, was visitor
at the Martin Jackson home Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Smith of Do
lores, ana III Robinson and family and
mother. Mrs. A. Robinson, of Cortez,
spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Mar
tin jackson.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Claflin spent
Sunday with the Hamlin's at Lewis.
Everybody around here are busy
doping the fruit trees and prospects
are good for fine crop thus far.
jim Porter was Mancos visitor on
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loo Much CerrmnnX.

The battalion was resting beside the
road toward the end OF It's 16-mlle hike.
After the weary marchers had eased
their packs and slipped from their near
II empty canteenS, they watched dis
piritedly the energetic setting-up ex-
ercises being gone through by strange
outfit in nearby field.
whats that there gang?' inquired
Private Hanks OF Oklahoma without
enthusiasm.
Infantry candidates school," re
piled the corporal.
Candidates Infantry candidates -
exploded Hanks. MY good gosh! Do
you have to make application and be
initiated to get into this mess nova.
daysT'-The Home Sector.
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OFFICIAL D1SUroxY.

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IEllO" JACKET

Miss Irene Pzyn= visited the Misses
Fern and Emma Waynsn Saturday
and SUNDAY
The Lttrell, GiLllznd. Hull and Sig
ls- families we're visitors at the ken
needy home Sunday.
Nita Winbou-n spsnt few days last
week with her cousin, Gzilzn Longer
baugh at BeuIsh
One Of Rely Litt-el's fine mares fell
over the cliff into the Canyon last week
she was caught between Two rocks IN
such way that she could not get out
and when found had injured herself so
badly IN struggling 10 free herself that
she had to De killed
The ladies' OF the Fsirview Sunday
school are busy planning the lunch
they are to serve at the Siyler sale
next Tuesday
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred MeLin went to
Sylvan Sunday to help organize SIM
day school.
Four Corner school will close Friday
June II, and the school will give q
dance at the school house that evening.
Mr.. Hull will help with the music and a
good tine is anticipated
The John Sigler family have sold
their place and are going away TO Cal
ifornia they think. Mr.. Sigler's health
aud the climatic conditions of Monte
yuma county do not agree and they are
going to seek lower altitude.
The Dolores star., 1920-06-04

According to American Art News,
the sculptors complain that there is lit.
tie work at present In their line of en-.
deavor, and even the leading men are
waiting" The commemorative war
statues and patriotic groups That were
TO decorate cities, towns and GENE.
teries have not thus far materialized.
The unsettled conditions OF the coun.
try, they contend. which are holding
up building, are accountable for the
present. "doldrums."
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
fPubiishe-l
Department Of the Interior.
: Lard Os-l "a -. D7.rarn rlaf5

Department of the Interior.
tU. $ Land Ottiee az durango. Colort5a
Mkylsl
Notice j. hereby given tina: George u Prsal
est OF Dolores, Colorado. Who. o. Janza1Al
Sc OF SEXTON :, to-nship 81 north. rz-S. !;
vest y VI. P. Meridian, has Sled ro.c. 4
inIeEtior TO make rnai three year prod i
establish claim 20 the land ADORE dsAcriesl
before J. u. Bruulsy, clerk Of I'll. iis:ne
court. for NouteE1na county. COLORADO, 4
Corte-. Colorado, on the i.;h day o. J1n- al
Claimant names as Witnesses.
JOHN C Mcmillan Lebanon Colo..Al
Gecrgs W Mcmillan. Marin B. Par.oa. i.a
John II. Spar, all Of Dolores. Colorado.
JSo. T JoIcE, EeEis.s.
First pub. may u; last pab June IL. is-o.
The Dolores star., 1920-06-04
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Department Of the Interior
[, :. Land Ofhes at Durango, Colorsda
say :, "a
Notice ) hereby given that Hsnry z DI5,s
Ysll0z Jacket Colorado, who. OF April q M
made homestead application No 0sss y
the " ?. section =. township y -
range l. west y ". p. Meridian. la. ~
notice Of iutrntiou 10 make final three ~
proc! TO establish claim TO the land ~
described. before J. NJ. Brumley. leak q y
District court Tot houtszuma County, at Cord
Colorado. or the 18th day o; June lySl
Claimant names as witnesses:
Jchn Il >chaaf. George z Schaai Chnl
., Seeiiz aud Charley T. Neese all d Ye.l
Jacket, Colorado.
INo. 7. JoHrE Resi.,.,
First pub may 10, last pub June n. Isol
The Dolores star., 1920-06-04
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Departnea, of the Interior,
{. :. Land Office 81 Durango, Colorado.
April Il, 1870
Notice Is hereby given tina, Henry ". c. Ain
ley, of Dolores, Colorado, Sho, on June . ISIS
made homestead entry No. G522O. FOR the {
SW and lots 8 and Of section 6 township
81 north, range Is west, y. NJ P. Meridian.
has Iled notice of intention TO make final three
year proof, TO establish claim to the land,
above described, before J. ". Brumley, clerk OF
the district court for Noateznma county. at
Corter Colorado, on the lItE day Of June, 1870.
Claimant names as witnesses:
James E May, Colorado d. Seitr and Nellie
Seitz, of Corter, Colorado, and John Schaaf OF
Lewis, Colorado.
JSo. 7. JOYCE, Register.
FRS; pub may Il last pub june II, 1870
The Dolores star., 1920-06-04
NOTICE FOB PUBLICATION
IPuljlLsLa-

Department af tn. Interior.
L. $. Land Cries at DuraE.1. Cqlaraa,
May t;h, Iel
Notice j. hereby gis-u that ChEri.. n
sau. OF De-. Greek Colorado. VITO. u. a.
1878 made toznesiead entry No CIgls III
SE4 section - the SN I. W. SEA -.
=. township u uorth, range " =-.t M
Ncfidlau, has filed uo;ice of llte,tise
make final three yeaE homestead pro-
establish claim 20 the Land above isser,I
b-tore Leslie NJ. Bell. United States eos,
sioGer, at Dove Greek, Colorado. On ,ths +
day Of June lq3L
Claimant names as witnesses:
Thomas VI. Francis. Phillip NJ Mello,,. M
r. HzrErose and Charles NJ hiueaid III
Dove Creek, Colorado.
JSo. T. JoIcE. Rayi,-
FRS; pub may Il last pub June II. igss' .
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
lPublishsr.J

Department OF the Interior
[. : LAID Ofiee At Durango, COLORADO
April =. 80
Nosic- il hereby given that Fraacis u Josst
Of Arxmea. Colorado. vho, on Aay Is ~
made original homestead entry No. 0Sis II
o. February 10. 1917. made additional ho-.i
stead entry No. OIL, for sW section =, I'd
the NV I section N. township " north. ra.sl
y west. y N P Meridian. has fled n0;.c. I
Intention to make anal three year hOnes:.s2
proof. 20 establish claim to th- land abs
described, before Leslie u. Bell. L. 5. cal
missioner AZ Dove Greek, Colorado, 90 The |.
day Of June. l21D-
Clainaus names as witnesses:
Roy q. Mari, and John l. PKG bott 4
ard Martin 2. jones both OF Dove Cr-s
Colorado
JSo. 7. JoICE. Rsgi.;.,
.FI:st Pnb nay. u: Las. pab june u. I'D
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION,

Department OF the Interior.
u D. Land Ohice at Durango, Colorado.
May l. len
Notice is hereby given that Byron Mckinley
of Ackmon, Colorado, who ON bt,rarn har Si,G
igl", made preemption declaratory statement
No os}ss for lots H. u, Is, section g lots ara
west, NJ Meridian, has filed po,ios N in.
tentlpn TO make final presumption proof to e
tahlish claim TO the land above descrihssd. h.
9t Dove Greek, Colorado, on the IS;h siRy ~
June, 1920 -
claimant names as witnesses:
John Eggcrs, William Exrers Jo.srb n
Bl9ssor, aud Elias L, Mulch ali q Art--s
Colorado.
pt JSo. 7. JoIcE gasi,:er.
FIRST pub may IA last pub June IL Is-I
The Dolores star., 1920-06-04
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
lPmhlisherl

=, , 1UPWFIWtnl OF TIC IuferI0-
U. s. Land Office at DuranSO, Cos5-,so
Mi. NAY II Iser
hoIu OF Dove Creek, Colorado, wh.a a., Os.,,Ss..-
W WI made presumption declArAEc-F .s.s--
hnnt No niasa, for Sc SWI $500 Il
nhu NV section Is, ioWuship n r,r-sE
range ~ W. Nm p Meridian. Ia. sl..5 r,s.-.
"' Intention To make final preerrrsE5- u-,,,,f
,o oH,hhltsh claim 10 the land Stcrs -
uilnou, before Leslie N. Bell, L : c. -
of July, 1870. - - IA ~
ihlmnht names as Witnesses:
=, Floyi l, Davis, Lluyd Gillissp Nrl=,- N
Crock, Colorado, ~ - A'o's
JSo, 7. JoYrE. Rasi,;s-
The Dolores star., 1920-06-04

u-partzsz; Of the Interior,
May = 800
Notice = b=-s5y Etvel that Elias l. Mulch, %
Acku=1. Colorado. 10, or september ssh,
1872 ru.ea- prem tiOa dsSls ratory statement
M $50 rs NJ section = township y
au-th- -al-~ ]. west " 2 Meridian, has
.Ia-i ag-5ea q Intention t0 make final PIE
- utsgu rrr-af 20 establish claim TO ih- land
sbsEa te-erire-t before Leslie Esll, United
state cualnsis siugeT, AZ Dow { -s-E Colorado.
90 The -tst DAY % jane, l72u-
Clatma1. raz9=s as witness
Fred Y Bschuan. Jesse B. Ss=aa lloyd l.,
Roll aud Joseph D. Blos-sr all Of Aekmsu,
Colorado
JSo. 7 JDVrE. Register.
First pub may .! last pab june !. IseD-
The Dolores star., 1920-06-04
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
fFubIfEbe-H

Department OF the Interior
I :. L1Ed Od.ca a. Durango Colorado.
Nay 10, 1879
q L=zls Colorado, ~bo, OF January = I'D.
made p--su ptluI dsciaratCry statement. No.
.1-ssy-. for the NJ NE4 -ectius - aud y . NV
= - nv sert!pa >, township 2, north.
raaEz l. zest. y u 7 Meridian, has fled notice
q Iz;suti1n 70 make rEa! Pr--ru ptloz proof,
70 establish claim 70 the land bore de<crib<i.
before !. " BruHl=g, CLERK o. the District
Court Tor Ac1:sEuna Couacy, at Cortez, Colo
rato, on the 3rc cay o. July, l21l
GLAL-a1. nance a. Witnesses
Kendall u, Davis. Yak N. WEIGH Herbert
o Cro=thwAi:e aud Q. ". Ford all u Y=L!rE
JACKIE colorado,
JN1. 7. JoTrE Register.
FIRST pzs naE =, las; pub June =, 1854
The Dolores star., 1920-06-04
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Publisher
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[. :. Land O5ses a, DaraasU. COLORADO.
Nay - lgel
Notice . hsrEby given that Charles W Mar
riotts OF AckEea, Colorado, Vbo UG March !.
4s-u, made -ud homestead entry No. O>zg2
for 81 section !, township 3, north. range j.,
west. v ? Meridian. has ELed notice of la,er-
ton 20 make anal three year proof, to establish
claim to she land above described. before
J. n, Brunlsy. Clerk OF the District Court for
Ault e=-urza County, at Cortsr, Colorado, on the
stu day OF July, 1870
Claimant names as witnesses:
VIII r. S!sTers. John ; Moriea aud Herbert
Heltrich Of Acknsn. Colorado, and George Z.
schaat Of Yellow Jacket. Colorado
Jso. 7 JoICE. Register
First pub may y; last pub June 2. lae1.
The Dolores star., 1920-06-04
FINANCIAL Statement.

A. q regular meeting OF n. Board q Tras,e- I
o. the Tu=n q Dolores, Colo-z50, t.l
jane /, 1917 the following bills Es-- a!lozs
aSd ordered paid:
The Dolores star., 1920-06-04
CHrNR NOTICES
nTHolIC

Ssrvs-. l.s s-ss a-,i ;sz-i Say :
81 z-,.s 1---usr
The Dolores star., 1920-06-04
Wanted Beef. veal. hogs. u,.,)
poultry. eggs, Belgian hares. pel,.
hides. G. ID. TAYLOR
SoTicE FoR PUBLICATION ,so, :,
TRACT. lirl

NDTfCE FOR PUBLICATION - iao,
TRACT
ffnhlish.rI
TUHLIc LAND aAIE
Department ~ the fntayi,,
a. :. Land oshcest Durango C,,o..,
Notice IL barely given that. - ~ ,.s
the Commissioner Of the usBprAi ..a
unslrr provisions ~ See -tss oe
to the application 81 Filth ". Ritz, Mq-5
.vtial No. de4ei. Ne will ofEer al pnblii.o NO
the highest bidder. but 81 not le.. thss |, y !
acre, At 10 ocios. a. NJ on tie ISL i
Juus- peIt ~ ihis of,iee the follGs5,eer
81 land BE NNi. SWs Ne wv q
section - township 81 north. rap.. Il "
y NJ T Meridian.
The taie viii Dot Re kept oreB In,
declared rlos.d vheu thos. rrss.s'
hour named have ceased eiddlng m.
making The highest bid viii t. rsln, ~
Immediately pay 70 the Receiver Il. -
thereof.
Any perspus claiming Adversely III. :,
descTibei land are Hdsi..d TO file thsi, - "
OF objections, on OF before the time de.,ss,al
for sale.
JSo. 7 JoIcE Res,,.
First pab. may !; last pub june IN,
The Dolores star., 1920-06-04
SorTcE FoK PUBLICATION.
PuhtishsrF

SOTTCE FOR PCbLiCAIiON-
fPphtishsrF
r,-rs. t-z~s.i % the tntsrf"r-
L. $ Lara oaicr Al Dursnso, :'olof-5 D.,
v-,i~- 3, hereby given sist George ".
NsNiIlAa- e psl!ures o"leEsAol w ~
- ~. NY q SEXTON 4 tozushir y north
- Is a-ss. y N Neriaiaa, hes hicd notice
g t1s@atiSa. ~ zlaks haal thfse 80 -, -
100 : 81 RFa-isy. clark Of she dls'Flet
raa-t 81 Hou1eEu1ua county N3sgTsa2 80 az
f.s-s@r C.rs1-za1- fs1 SIC -lEt cay ui June wv
a. Wslf JshH c Ne&i llHn. Fraak
Wi zzi er-l-.s " PTiyo!lesS al! q Dolores
Ne-''--> g~o. ?. IoroE. Resisg.f.
Ei=s' Sub =zy > as, pae June i ~
NOTICE FoR Observation-Disclosures
TRACT
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zEElfc LkNp SALE.
prtartu.ut ot tue lrterlqr.
Lass ualee at Dnrarso, loIGra ,i.,
Ngssce !, hereby given that as alreste.sI5 b
a.. C.-.r,is. las.sr q the 6yleral Land office.
rr.s.- lrgy3.5oa o. section -4is, X =. garsnALi
n H. arp. les.lau q Georgia b. tsasA. stf-Ai
Na l-s.t y. gL4I c1-f Ht pnLlc sa4fs "a w
sts=. t.itsF tll 81 LD' See than = " y +.
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glue rsNE a. thls Ohce. Tie to44o = ~ iFaet e'
as Nv 4NE ssttsla =. toELfhlp = 1oEth
. rar-se j. -ssi, ~ P Meridian
Ths sale will hot ts kept oV-na but an y
DECLARED cl0sei Etea those pre=-ut al The
I t.4r med have e-Ess7i biddiEE- The p~E-ou
uakluE the highest BID vi. D. required u
z fz.7.e-iistsly pay 10 the Receiver TIE Hnoo d
Az persons claiming advsssslv th- sbo7e.
F. 4--zr-.h land are advised 10 HE tAsli
Claims or obl=ci.oas. on or before the tune
Jxo. ?. JorcE. Register.
I First pub may q las} pub IEns l. !s-'A
The Dolores star., 1920-06-04
TOLEDO BLADE
The Greatest National Weekly of The
American Home.
= POPULAR IN EVERY STATE ,

The Toledo Weekly Blade has. b!
careful adherence TO standards Of truth.
built up reputation for reliability.
holds ths. reputation today and Ia,
maintained that reputation for over =
years |, Is fine educational force
and stalwart guardian of American
Ideals.
IL Is the purpose of the Weekly Blsde
70 gre its readers from week to week
me cream Of the worlds new-inpor-
'a1S facts without uoo-essentisls. ID
ac'ii'ion to the special attention give'
TO world news. the many features ,hs'
have given the Weekly Blade vel
cone N more than quarter Of nil
1loo Of American homes have not been
neglected
lea should Dc 8 member Of oor Gres'
National Family.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-09
Tennis Players Meet Tonight
-:I:- III -:..:- -:I:- Ill
Discuss Many Big Questions

TOR the first time in many years a
II determined effort TO interest F.
Paso at large IN plans for the
construction Of public tennis courts
VIII be made tonight at the chamber
OF cQmmercs at an open meeting Of
tennis players.
While no definite plan OF action
has been formed, II Is proposed to
hear the opinions OF tennis players
Of the city In connection with the
idea OF constructing courts at some
centrally located point accessible TO
everyone. The sale OF the q Paso
Country club, il is said, VIII undoubt-
edly result IN the dismantling OF the
tennis courts there and il VIII be
necessary 20 construct others IL the
popular paEtime Is 10 be continued in
this city Hence the call for the
meeting which Is open 10 all persons
Interested IN the furtherauce Of ten
MS in this city.
MAY ASK THE CITY
FOR GOOD LOCATION.
One OF the plans submitted viii w
doubtedly embrace 8 request 20 the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-09
Oldest Baseball
Found, Age So Yrs,

Emporis, Kan. April 80. II. WI
hite of Emporia has found occasion 10
rally 20 the support OF his claim that
he has the oldest baseball, used In a
championship game, in existence.
Every once in a while, Mr. white
says, some one breaks into print as a
claimsnt Of the Oldest baseball" In
existence. The most recent "preten-
der" was named In a sporting maya
zine with a ball that was used in q
New York game. September 20,
1858.
Mr.. white has written the maya
zine: Il viii wager 500 that ! own
the Oldest baseball IN existence, used
IN q championship game" Mr.. VIII
bite states in his letter that he hag
all necessary evidence 70 prove his
claim, even to the bat boy az the
game In which the bali was used. Sep
TENDER g, 1857. who still lives in En-
poria- The game was between the
Tri-Mountain club OF Boston and the
Portland, Ne, team and was played
on Boston commons, Portland win
ming, AZ 20 -. The ball Is encased
in a one-piece cover and is 10 inches
in circumference.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-09
Bobby Bylund Begins Training
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Overseas Champ In Good Trim

DOBBY BYLUSD has a Crouch Our
u leading toe hold expert whose
chief occupation at the present
time Is throwing champs and near
champs OF thu middIeWeight wress-
ling class is unable 20 obtain enough
sparring partners.
He began heavy work Thursday
afternoon for his meeting with Char
lie Rentrop FOR middleweight tituiar
honors and does not intend 20 let Up
until the afternoon before the con-
test He has been Undergoing a seri-
Gus handicap IN not having enough
wriEglers upon whom 20 try out the
toe hold however, and Is seriously
considering the advislblllty OF going
to the top OF Mount Franklin and
trying his hand at some OF the big
boulders
Bobby works easily with hts
HpnrrinE partners but the fame
Of the overseas grappler as the
best exponent OF the toe hold in
the middleWelght class q 30
widespread that there q q scarcity
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-09

knows a lot about the American
style Of boxing for he got his
dearest lessons from Americans.
But ] can't see where he has =
chance against thae rugged fell
low from salt Lake
IN one way I'm sorry now that
Gene Tunney and Carpenter failed
20 get together while Tunney vas
boxing Go France I believe my PRO
tege would have given the French
man an argument that would have
remained indelibly stamped IN his
memory. But Carpenter. perhaps
wisely. decided 70 keep away from
the big tournament over there and
when ! found this out ] advised Tun-
nsy 70 do likewise. because he needed
a rest and had already earned
enough glory
4 expect 20 sec this army heavy
weight championship thing settled
beyond question OF a doube before
many months have passed There iE
a movement on foot 20 match ali o.
the A. z r. hsavyWsights IN a series
% elimination contests and I'm con-
fident that Luuney will come our
With flying coiors- Remember. ny
boy e stil more or less OF q kid
Way, he hasn't really gotten his fun
growth in the way Of filling out But
he's ready right now for Bob Martin
or any OF the army boxers
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-09

business Of renewing the athletic
ID scrap with the AriZona University
Wildcats led 70 the leaving OF
the Texas state school Of Mines base
ban squad Thursday afternoon for
Tucson, where two games are to be
played with the western cracks.
Coach Dwyer and captain walton
Sorrells who handles first base posi-
ton Of the regular team EXPIRE ssed
their confidence IN the ability OF the
Mines boys 20 hold their own against
me wildcats and were particularly
optimistic ever the pitching staff.
Frank Williams, former hurler ex-
traordinary for the high school
Tigers is looked upon TO bear the
orunt Of the pitching burden ably as
sisted by Iodie Mccormick, who can
La6e g first base when needed and
O'keafe, q veteran Of the last three
years and a steady reliable man who
can hold his own
WILLIsIs IS MAINsTAY
OF THE TIGER STAFF.
Much dependence is being placed
upon the sturdy arm Of Williams,
however and the Mines boys believe
luaL II he can approach his form
OF Tiger days ana even last year when
he hurled many victories for the
freshman team Of Boston Tech the
Wildcats are. in for some hard COM
petition
CoaeH- Dryer aIss feels that he
is fortunate I'm having n man OF
the experiences and ability Of
f.Etie IN the bucizstop position to
handle his cutcherB. Lyle has
played Independent baseball for
n number Of years but still re-
rains his amateur stnudinE.
Loose. another athletic product OF
the Mines during the past year, can
be relied upon 70 do some catching
for the assayeEE, also. This latter
boy has shown considerable all
around ability on the athletic field
and is a good one in every respect
and adds much strength 70 the team
Walton SOrrells viii be at first
base himself This position was held