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pUerorngelIe til Griuuteie.
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qo0e lloiiater til, at ct oltageIi9t
Aompromi5 meuen Senotat9 % DC,
Observation-Disclosures 6orlIa1 til eli uD
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Strngntngcn al 4ntrltreif.Torogro.
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Warts otter ouertoge3 al line prl.
pate Giere.
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At Den feocrnle Observation-Disclosures.
tiou lite fan ~8arantere uogen Ssu5.
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@rbetOerne5 @oioutlg a~abenbort frut
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aabeltt truer meo Streif, bar De DOG.
lom ouenfor o%ntpoet, %fornauet at
forhiuore 0eotagelien al Gumntn5
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grGuIc oere5 Bret til at gisre Streif.
CrgauiintiOuerne iortipttcr trent.
oeIc9 i'm ibGrotae og lono5omfotten-
De Sanpagne for Acknowledgement
al 8anerne, Ell Gag lom DC oeo TOM.
menoe SnIg ogtcr at gisre til ct 20.
Iitiif S~perssmaal / IanrtItge Son.
gresolItritter. SeuUtsniuger gisreS
/ oennc 6erbinoeIic ofte til eiieftlui.
tetcr al Oct @aabeu, ioru en- @ene.
rolitreif piIoe Irggc Dem / Spu.
oerue.
GnfeIte al Dc rootfaIe Ierere /
Sampen Tor at i%orbiuore, at Serr.
banerle gaar ODER / pripat sic igien.
er al oen erfl9reoe Rentng. at Ell
Streit uiI Bill rsooenoig iOrat fringe
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after at ouertage gonerne, mebel5
oen poIltiife aonp for RutionaIiie.
riuBcn al gouerne paa8aor.
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ztrcit ogiaa UiIOe baoe en- uniobel.
bar Oh mP1tig girfring ! RetriuJ
ar Gonnelicn al ct mt tort polittlf
Fartl meO N%cJjerlngsete 90 Sent.
u.n8 al Oe hgie 2eueomtuituinger
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GouUeIicn al ct %iaoOort 9orti er
i @lrfeligheoen oqereoe unoer Grsi.
teIie al Gle Be itore @trbeioerorgaui.
~iattouer5 2eocre.
IRA 2etroit Rjt, meloe3 oen
Ste Tcbrulr: Gao en- stouierence Der
loa5 al Gmbsosmruo2uc i Serbia.
cgsrtiteosarbetoeruc SCREENING bteo
oct bc'luttet q: trrpe en- eicblittcIjy
% 8uni;lg >ligisrc,Ie al oeres Cor
~.on5egoe om Ssu3iorbeiaIie.
Goreuin8eas aomitc / @aIbing.
,on b.,o 5cor0yet I'll At u-l0errette
@ener1.o,r.trar 3nes ON, at en- Nj.
.8-ar-.il maoeiee. iGoSit ON igo "a.
&C..
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gram ira 60reaiuJeH5 Gic,prrii.
cent. ). ,. g}auoD, ser iom oe,s Re.
grrientant oqbo.oer ii5 / @aibiHg-
ton, on. al ban baUoe baot en- Son.
terence meo 4tr. &iHes. men at llo,
iigserue til en- glnirJ NiJiare!i.
life por ~iDn0cr!iJ Ipie.
Eaa iamme lto, iom Sc toniere'
reuoe Gmbeosmrn0 aabent ertIG.
reoc. at q 4ilag eaa oer,s arao
g,.0e refulttre I el a,e5.itteliI 9.eo-
rr gI-, >
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fred 90 ufred.

seitprteli c / Spiflano puer DC Ialcre'
bes arau paa llblepcrins al 0rigs'
f%Orbrpoere. G%nglano %bcapnocr at
taa Setrnfeligbcoer, ba Ell MI Nc'
pplt / Spitlano or fnrlig Iur belle
europa. &il "Sprteliitcn" 6li re.
DiScrct?
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-02-10
Watbieicn Seierbcrre.

3riitiania ben Soc 6cbr. Oscar
Watbieieu leireoe ioog ooer Seroens.
ifsitemeiteren Nc2ean baaoe i 1,500
% 10000 Otcterlsbet. WatbieIen
uanbt oct isrite al oisie Sob meo blot
TO 6cmteOclcs Setuno5 6oriprang,
mcoen5 bans 3io ior 10000 Meter
Giitanccn par 1899 % TO 6eInteoe.
les MOB @icSeans 1900 % 10 Sem.
teoeIes.
RcS &ciuItatet al Ssbene ioag
bar Watbicicu M punoet ire al Dc
ire sch. Sgoar bIcp set paa 5000
Wc.er punoet al NcSean % 800 Ore.
ter 2sbet al Walieien.
Mc2cauS lio for 5000 Mcter
9ebet par SOB 90 ipp Si~enoeoelc3
Sefuno.
Sicn bar uomerfet, % peloige iii.
ituerma5ier operpar oue Ssbene.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-02-10
Suenif Saun / Nmerifa.

Stoctbolm BEN ste 5ebr. Sue.
riae bar 6eiluttet at optage ct 6 Tro-
cents StatsIaan paa $50. 900 /
Sc 6orencoe Stoter.
Iegieringen bar truiict Strange.
nlellt nleo National Stir Sanf / gtelu
Norf % ire andre Banter ON at ia.
ge 25,0OO GbIigationer paa $1,000
hOpr
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befrlel$en.
SsnecrjHbcrne trrffer Tprbercoelicr
til Teiringen af Sribersbasen.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

6lcltSborg, SlcSpig, Sen 6tc Sch.
gn M Werfeoog / 0aunarf5 Siito.
RE mariner Jig. Otter 56 9larS I'm
oertrpffelie pil Solicit / ben ieritc
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tilbage unber Ionmarf. 5 oenne
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tatct. Selu Spiterue iiOrenmer
bette.
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Snobpgscrnc itore 5orbereoelier til
at feire fin 9eirielIc ira BET prelitlfc
alag. s ollie airfer pil &Ioffernc peo
9agen5 6renlbrllo rln8e 6rtbeoen
ino, % acknowledgements ifal poa
Yfitenrning5oagen bol0eS ira SCI. 10
Sorniobag til > @Ttermiooog. Mll.
iifforpIer ifaI ipiQe fra Wiorgen til
Iften / ole Sc Iterre @per, meoen3
ser Nftenen uoopcr ltol boloe5 'torc
MasIemrocr mcO @%cipi2uing Sang
% llllocrbOloning.
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&c 9anlle NonlercS Setter paa &apl-
tolium, ilogteS Suin % aier % lte.
gcS belle paa Spib til oiientli9 Sor.
tering. Sibli8 ont Wtorgenen poa
Acknowledgment beiIcS oDcralt Oct
oalIfe Stag, meoenS ont 9tdttell
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&anoet og bringe @ltoifabet ira gr
til 9p on, at oct gamIe oanife Serrt-
torilnt, iont erobreoes al SDlferne |
1864, after CT blet f~oreuet meo NO
oc~rIanoct, % at T%rplioent @tlloll5
Trogram ont Nationernes Selpbe'
itemmelIesret bar pltuoet i'm igrlse
itore Seier.
st "aungempoc" / &riitiania.
ariitiania ben Toe 5ebruar. Den
omlerifanIfe Sfsitetonge Hobert gtc'
Sean % bel norife Sfgitcfon9e Ss'
cor WatbieIcn msoeS ioag til Den
fprite Gpit ON gerOellsmeiterltabei
paa SfsiteiportenS Smraooe.
aalrpen foregaor loag ooer 800
o. 5000 Wcter 9iitnncerne, meoen5
intorgen (Ssnoag) 1,500 og 10000
Meter 2ebene timber Ste0. Sfuloa
bper al Dem pinbe 10 al Ssbene, Ito.
set aigjpren0e Sob bolocs pua nPlt.
fommenoe Ssnoog.
@oobe Mc2eon % Wtatbieien bar
trpnct ibGrbig, % Ben fsritnGpntc
isler iig iitfer paa, at ban pll Ietre
ale Sob, bpis SIen er goo.
WatbicIcn bar / SrGllngStloer
ilaaet ole line tiOligere Heforocr %
holoer ibug 9eforoen al AZ Sefun'
ser for 500 Dteter Giltanccn.
Ser or ulereoe iolgt SiQetter Tor
oper 100000 aroner.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-02-10
Sicmuenoenoe Spnoeripoer.

Ss1ocr, Sle5pig, Den CITE 6ebr.
Slcspigere, lom life er boiotte Der,
meit iont cr berettigeoe til at oeItage
/ 6olfeafitenninger, pellte5 at bile
anfonmlc i itore Sfarer imorgelt.
StenlncberettigeOe Spifcre ioriam'
les iortiocn / @amburg, bpOrira he
bill unfomme meO S%crnbanen, me.
oells 1anitcrne piI bIi bragt BERTH
9pul meo Gompifib ira aisbenbaUr.
Sppnoingen oper Heiultatet er
nGiten ligeioa itor Der iom / SlenS.
bora.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-01
u. Now Holds
Small Bore Title

England once upon a time was su-
ureme on the small bore rifle range
That was before the United states
really became interested in the small
calfber rifle. England has four rifle
clubs to every one in the United
states. and just about four times as
many rifle shots but when L comes
TO quality you viii find that In the
good old e. s. A.
small bore rifle shooting Is an Eng
lish sport, but anything an American
wants TO do he does well, and when
we take to a sport on this side Of the
pond Il isn't long before we can play
The came better than those who orig
mated Il. This applies to shooting
the % calfber rifle about as much as
anything We know
Two years ago the United States
team defeated the English team for
The Dewar trophy and repeated this
wear. and Il IS our humble opinion
that. the United States viii win the
trophy for the next 100 years i Il Is
connected for that long, for small bore
rffle shooting is only IN its infancy
here. In the national matches al
Camp Perry this year there were five
small bore shooters to every one that
participated in 1913 and in 1921 there
VIII be twice as many small bor5
shooters as there were this year, anc
they viii shoot little better TOO.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-01
Tigers WiHPIay
Phoenix Eleven

played next Saturday afternoon at
Tucson between the Fl Paso High
school Tigers and the Phoenix High
school team we're perfected Wednes-
day morning with the arrival OF q
telegram stating that everything had
been satisfactorily arranged there
In the place Of q negro back field,
who the Phoenix team has played in
recent games. the Arizonans VIII Dor
-orv a back field star from the Bis
bee team The Tigers objected TO the
game unless the Bisbee player was
Installed The game is TO be played
under the auspices Of che Arizona uni
versity at Tucson and VIII be referee1
by coach John F. Mckale OF the
varsity.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-01
.SOUTHERNSTAR
TO FACE RIVAL
AGAIN IN RING
Two Scrappy MiddIeweights
Are Matched for Return Go
At Columbus. n M.
WON FIRST
BOUT BETWEEN TWO

20 great was the demand for a sec
= ond contest between Gorilla Jones
OF New orleans and speedDal
HAYDEN at Columbus that the Two
uen have been rsmatched 70 box On
CHRISTMAS day and VIII, consequently
be unable TO appear before Fl Pas'
district fans at the Punch Bowl
ZONES. reputed 10 be one OF the lead
ing nero lightweight boxers Or t1e
country writes matchmaker IT \. u
NAT ne would be glad 20 appear oe-
fore the FL Paso bugs eltnar ne-ol1
OF shortly after ChristInas-
Wright OF sunny Jim.
Ha would meet either Hard t1it-inH
wright or sunny jim unless ne Sc
r.-F meeting Of himself and Hayden
IS not OF a decisive character
me initial bout vas one OF
those hard fast Affairs N
both men showed their best
HAYDEN took the bout on a aliEEt
fouT IN the fourth round aeecru-
fnr 10 Jones' assertion IN his let
ter 10 matchmaker James hrllln-
The communication vas III al1N
10 a query from Erwin II Jones coull
come TO Fl Paso and poL Hay cen on
Christmas day sr-
Al that time MATCHMAKER jim dia
not know that the Two BOYS A--
been remarCled Tor COLUMBUS anu
was but simply seeking good nou-
for the local arena
Bout IN Punch Bowl.
This contest would not be held AZ
the new s2nd artillery arena but
would be in the Punch Bowl IN me
afternoon OF Christmas day which. i-
Is believed viii be warm ana tle
fans can sit IN the Bis bowl without
the fear OF catching cold Contests
at night are not so popular, as re-
suit OF the climatic change and the
bout on December 81 between Dal
{ Hawkins and Nike Fasquez Is 70 be
held in the SIND artillery liberty the
alter. provided that u can be made
ready hy that time.
Every arrangement VIII be made
I Tor the convenience Of FL Pasoaus al
ttendinE the contests there
Special parking space VIII -
provided and biz Eetor truclza
equipped EFifE cushions viii carry
the fans from the Fort Bliss ear
line TO the fhenfer before the
I bouts and back again when the
evenings program o. concluded
The 90 round bout between Nasquel
and Hawkins IS attracting much a.
reution-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-01

THERE is a spreading tendency FOR
colleges that never before both
cred with football, 20 get into the
game with the rest OF the boys ~
erywhere IL is apparent that the
eridiron sport IS a sort Of tonic Tor
an institution, with an effect that
travels a long, long way. Certainly.
there is nothing like football tor
breeding a spirit in the student body
For that reason. and for many 9TH
era, those colleges that formerly were
Indifferent TO football, or positively
banned in. are suffering shit In
their views. The new game is mucn
less dangerous than the old one and
with 1racticed Goa shes and szlltui
trainers. there is very small chance
CO serious injuries
Enrollment Increases.
Last OF all. but by no means the
least, IS the effect Of a football team 8
success on the college enrolment II
is really fact that small
colleges with a whale Of a foot
bail eleven can build up its en-
roIfment IN a very short time. through
the advertising the gridirOn brings 10.
have not the exact statistics
at hand, hut know the facts I'm
aEeueraI rruyT and that result u
an INSURED fact. I could name
half a dozen colleges IN the east
whose celebrated football teams
have hrouLht them an avalanche
Of students At Harvard and
Yale. about ten years ago. sta
ffstfcn were complied to see
what sffecf Harvard and Yale vic
tories would have On curOilmeuts
the following all
The statistics were rot over whelm-
ing IN such a degree as tC prove th1
point in question. but there was
enough variance in the figures 70 tend
to show that a yale victory over
Harvard stimulated enrolment II
{ Yale slightly more than In year
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-01

his initial showing before the FL Paso
bugs when he faced Tommy Rascon
in the semifinal and he won handily
with a flying mare in "a minutes
Brown proved too fast and clever for
his opponent and he was repeatedly
behind Rascon- The latter was dazed
trifle by the mare and could not re-
cover in time TO keep his shoulders
from being pressed to the floor Il Is
probable that sBoxcar" Johns VIII be
Browns next victim
Here II a Good One.
Young McGibbou- a snappy boy
from the local y. II. C. A. won over
Bucky Bouckhout in a curtain raiser,
Bucky was outstepped from the bell
and did not show his usual aggressive
spirit McGibbon is product Of
director A. I. Holm OF the 7. Il c. A
and has the earmarizs OF a real Wrig-
gler-
champion challenged the victor OF the
Reynolds Marvel affair. II IS prob
able. however, that Chris viii be
( brought here 70 meet the victor Of the
I Reynolds atsuda fray on December
MS This match was carded By match
maker Mcintosh some time ago Tor
the weller title.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-01
Willard To Box
Dempsey Again

New York. Dec Tex Rickard
announced that he had contracts
signed by Jess Willard, former
worlds heavyweight boxing cham
nfon.. Jack Dempsey. present title
holder. and Bin Brennan Tor cla-m-
uionshiu bout on March u. 1921. be-
tween Willard and the winner OF the
DEMPSEY Brennan fight here on De-
csmber A. Reports TO this elfecr had
been circulated FOR some time but
official announcements OF contracts
being signed was not made until 10
dav. Richard said the fight would
be staged in Madison square Garden
unless the state boxing commissio on
should prevent t. The size OF the
purse was not made public.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-01
Champion Stecher
Defeats ChevaIier

Kansas City. Mo- Dec Joe
stecher. champion heavT1Te GIT
u-restfer. successfully defended his
title Tuesday night By winning from
salvatore Chevalier, Frenchmans n
straight falls. The first came IN "a
minutes and 40 seconds through
head scissors and the second IN seven
minutes and 40 seconds with BODY
scissors and arm hold
In a catch-as-catcf-ca bout 70
STRANGER Lewis defeated Raymond
Cazeau. Canadian. in straight 1alls,
the first in % minutes &c seconds
with a deadlock and the second in
seven minutes. IS seconds. with q
deadlock and arm hold
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-01
Football, The Mside Game :;
The Value Ola Good Coach
b EDDIE CAsET, HaTVard star.


when Yale was defeated by the Grim
son. And al Harvard by a small per
ceutage. II seemed to be proved that
when Harvard beat Yale its enroll
ment was Just a little better the fol-
lowing year than II the Blue had
turned the tables on the Crimson
Capacity T. Renehed-
That was some time ago when those
statistics we're compiled; and I DOUBT
II such is the case today. As mat %
ter OF fact, IN all the major COLLEGES
now. capacity IS about reached. and
there IS no means OF telling such ef-
fects on enrolment But with the
smaller colleges. which can usually
stand an increase in the number OF
students that seek their gates, I
think that football victories cut some
Il Is only the old story over AGAIN
Of everyone trailing along with z
winner To do that little thing Is
quite human
All this increased hubbub over
football hasn't tended 10 bring
down the salaries 81 coaches In
fact. believe the last two
years have seen n larger IN
crease IN professional coaching
salaries than the previous decade
had Witnessed. Everywhere col
Ieees are seeking the best. aaany
prefer graduate coaching. which
means only an nlummus Of the
college viii be considered for the
football staff. but many Others,
and especially the smaller col
IeEes, are not 80 fussys and are
glad to sign men who have a
record OF coaching achieve
meutE-
Salaries that are in the $4,000 class
are fairly numerous this season
whereas five years ago they were
QUITE unknown. That g about tn
topnotch figure, I should say; al
fhourh several great coaches who &c
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-01

athletic work outside OF football. are
reputed 70 set as much as $4,000.
However, $4,000 for three or -four
months OF work is not at all bad as
salaries go.
Even smaller colleges can afford %
pay pretty decent salaries now
mean something like $1,000 or $4,000.
That IS fair pay, too. But the answer
IS that II is necessary.
With football taking tire
mend0us BOOM everyone nntur-
nj y wants n winner A coach
who has shown he can produce
a winner by his methods and EyH-
TEN, has something definite TO
sell. And any colleEe that rrnntn
TO lead In the great old EridiroH
game ISN'T going 20 stop ~
matter OF q Thousand dollars or
80 when it's on the tran OF the
coach Il wants. Wherefore, It's
n great year for the coaching
boys, as well as football in gen
ernl-CopyriEht 1920 by the
Wheeler syndicate
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-01
Chicago Is After
Yearly TrapShoOt

II is more than likely that Chicago
viii be the scene Of the Grand Ameri-
can Handicap Trapshooting tourna-
ment in 1921
cleveland staged the trapshooting
classic this year and is satisfied that
III did q good job-but does not want
the shoot next year
Chicago does. The Lincoln Park
Gun club is willing to stage the
shoot. - is the South Shore Country
club. which has staged three Grand
Americans in recent years The city
OF Chicago is building a $4,000 club
house. in Lincoln park for the bene-
fit OF The shooters Just as many
trans can be erected IN Lincoln Park
as were used in Cleveland. The South
Shore Country club can erect 10 trans
possibly more. Ten traps are neces-
sary-maybe more
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-01
Civil War
Still Going

y--i-uov- there's stu some feel
Inc hafvvaen the northerners and
south erners about the Civil war.
Remember Hub Perdue. who used
10 heave rem over for the Car
dinzIsg He came from the sunny
south. and was rabid admlrer or
Robert y. Lee He was also one
Of the joke batters Of the league
5-fre that SKINNED past first base
foul bv inches Perdue didn't
know that it was foul and ran as
hard as he could The umpire
Couldn't stop him, and Art Fletcn-
er. who comes from Illinois, yelled
s.I.et the rebel run. He got the
running habit rom 10 I. ne 7ses ga man.
That nearly started the war all
over again
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-01
GARCIA WANTS
TOMEET FAST
BOXER HERE
Scrappy Pacific Coast Bantam
Would Meet Dick Griffin or
Ralph Lincoln at Bowl.

Frankie Garcia, claimant Of the
bantam and feather titles Of the en-
tire Pacific coast wants 10 come % II
paso. He Is being handled locally by
the aggressive Nicholas Solltto no
intends TO challenge Griffin and put
his boy 70 the front as rapidly as
possible
Like Ralph Lincoln Garcia Is an FL
Paso boy. he got his early training
as mixer in this city and he wants
TO come back here and show the fans
what he can do He has written 20
pilot SoIIitto TO match him with DICK
Griffin or anyone else as he is anxious
that he be given a bout in the local
arena
Garcia IS a bantam but is willing
10 take on any one Weighing up 70
30 pounds
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-01
AL EDWARDS
BOOSTS BIB
FOR BATTLE
Fl. Worth Promoter Asserts
That He Would Be a Good
Match for Hawkins or Mike.

Al Edwards, veteran boxing
handler. is in Fl Paso from Fort
Worth. Tex. where he has been max
iuz his home for the past Few years
Edwards has a string Of good men,
including scrappy material rom
banfams to light neavyweights and
he Is negotiating with matchmaker
Jimmy Erwin for the purpose OF get
ting one or more Of them on here
Edwards is manager Of sunny jim,
an aggressive negro middleweight
who has held Gorilla Jones 70 two
draws. Of Jimmy Bibbs. a lightweight
OF note who lost 70 Tommy carter
but is being considered match 1oT
the less experienced HaE klns aile
Vasduez in a seminal at the post; Of
Dale hill a bantam. brother Of Fred
die Hill Of Fort Worth; OF Young
Farrell. a scrappy feather and Frank
Yarchan a middleweiehr and light
weight who is willing 10 take EN- all
on
Edwards has had much experience
in the boxing game and is well
thought OF in the east
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-01
Hermann Gets
Chairman lob

CHICAGO. III, Dec. 1.-August Herr
mann. who drew the original Ma
tfonal Agreement In 1903 that now is
TO be revised to meet changing con-
ditions, viii be chairman OF the revl-
sion committee. This was decided at
A conference Of the membership in
CHICAGO. 1fr. Hermann does not
think the present agreement viii re-
0uire much changing and thinks the
committee can do its work in two OF
three DAYS. The two major leagues
then could pass on Il at their annual
December meetings while the Ma
tionaI association leagues could be
called together in January to pass on
it. In case Of failure to agree on the
committees findings, a joint confer
enca might have to be held In Feb
ruarv. The minors. however, prob
ably VIII suggest that the draft OF
the new agreement be submitted 70
them by mail vote.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-01
Toledo Is After
The Big Battle

Toledo. o.. Dee 1-NeEotizt tons
were opened between Jack Eearns.
manager OF Jack Dempsey. world $
champion heavyweight puEilist. and
Ad Thacher. Toledo promoter. today.
with q view 20 staging the Dempsey
Carnentier match in Toledo Ihacher
received a telegram from Eearns in
New York city asking the promoter
20 look over the ground here ana
report TO him by telephone
TEACHER today said he would go
before fhe boxing commission for q
permit FOR decision bout II he can
make satisfactory deal with
Kearrs
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-01
REYNOLDS Defends Title; Jones VIII Box 1
Simple Way
OfPaying Up

one Of the first college baseball
teams 20 be organized was due 20
the efforts OF J. W. nudge, OF
princeton. class OF 1852 he gath
cred together some congenial spir-
rs IN me fall OF 1889 Their ex-
nenFes the first year amounted 20
1924. which was made up lasiae
frora' monthly dues OF 20 centsl By
~-aduated system OF tines
Members who used profane or i'm
mons language while assembled
Tor field exercise" were docked
thin. hard dime Ihose VINO lIo
seered decfsrons OF umpires were
Gned a nickel. while any one Wno2
aaudfblv expressed an opinion OF
doubtful play before the decision
81 the umpire" lost three cents
IL those rules were In torce ln
lie bfr leagues today maEnates
could run their clubs without
pending a cent Of their own
money
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-01

Chicago. III. Dec Pierre Mau-
pome continued his steady play IN the
preliminaries for the national three
cushion billiard championship Tues
day and defeated AuEie kieckheter,
OF Chicago, so 70 -. ia s. innings
each man making a high run OF four
The defeat dropped Kieckhefer TO
fifth place
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-01

Boston. Mass. Dee 1.-The appoint
ment Of Fred Mitchell. who has been
leader OF the Chicago Cubs for the
last three years. as field manager Of
the r1ston Braves, was announced BY
president G. V. Grant Tuesday. In
taking the place Of G.. W. Stallings-
Mitchell returns to the team for which
he acted as battery coach before 90
fnE 10 CHICAGO