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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-31
TENNISGHANP
DEFENDS TITLE
VIM. Johnston Meets Fast
Competition in Opening
Titular Rounds.

Forest Kills. n. Y Aug s1-Play
IL the second round OF the national
lawn tennis tournament here today
brought a number OF the better
known players together.
Richard Hzrte. OF Boston. who was
a strong contender for the Davis cup
Clarence J. Griffin. OF California
holder, with william N Johnston, OF
the national doubles title
Surprises marked the opening
matches OF the 39th annual ali-com-
ers' national tennis tournament Non
day. All Of the Davis cup stars, IN
GLIDING william II. Johnston, san
Francisco, the playing-through title
holder. survived the ordeals-
Fisher Put Up Battle
Where the elements OF the unex-
pected came In was the fact that
Carl Fischer the Pennsylvania star.
carried the famous little champion
for bitter deuce set struggle in the
third set before the end. Then to the
amazement OF those who sat in the
stands Francis r. Hunter carried r
Norris Williams II. the tWics-crowned
king OF the American courts, to an
extra set To add TO this series, g..
Colkst Gamer. former Harvard star.
played for an upset. His fast, deep
court driving and stezdiness and PACE
that defied al resistance toppled over
Walter 7. Hayes. Chicago, number
nine OF the ranking list
7. r Peu carried Davis to five
sets. which was chiefly due TO care
lessness on the part OF the Pacific
coast champion who was Inclined 10
overdrlve the lines. There were few
defaults.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-31
SportQuiiz



What three bantamweight cham
title?
2-Has Jack Dempsey ever boxed
in Engiand7
3-Who won the dual team tennis
match between the United States and
Australia played after the national
tournament last year?
4-How many holes did Il take
Cyril Iolley 10 beat Robert Gardner
for the British amateur golf cham
pionship2
where IS the 1890 national
amateur solf Championship to be
held2
s-what tricks count in whist7
How many successive years did
old Dan Brouthers bat 1902
S-How many successive years did
Larry La5oie bat 800 or over?
S-When Larry Laiois in 1910
toward the end Of the season r1sds
eight hits In eight times up in a
double header were they all singles2
l0-What was the largest score
ever recorded in game In the
majors2
Answers 20 Yesterdays Questions.
1-Carpentler. heavyweight: Papin.
lightweight. and Ledoux, bantam
weight are the French boxing cham
pions managed by Descampe-
Bob Martin knocked out Raw
Smith in the fifth round July IS.
IA sequence OF plays in football
Is three or more plays previously
committed 20 memory and executed in
quick succession without a signal
Poland Roberts is 90 years old.
She service lines in tennis are
q feet from the net.
6-Ouimet beat Evans ! Up in the
1913 national amateur golf tourney.
la lSS7 batters were allowed four
strikes.
s-Until 1855 a base on balls was
recorded as a hit.
SIN 1854 pitchers we're first al
lowed to use an overhead delivery.
10-Until the middle eighties bat
ters in baseball were out on the first
bound.-Copyrigh 1920, Thompson
Feature Service
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-31
U. S. Olympic Star ManacIed
Attacked By Belgian Police

A NTWERP. Belgium. Aug s1--CoL
n Arnold Jackson. a former Oxford
distance runner, who witnessed
the attack on Norris Kirkssy, Of san
Francisco. American Olympic sprinter,
by gendarmes yesterday. declared to-
day the assault was uuwarranted
He expressed a desire 70 appear as q
witness for Kirkssy. The American
Olympic committee IS investigating
the case. and the Belgian COMMITTEES
has agreed to offer an apology 70
kirksey II the gendarmes were IN
the wrong
Beaten b Belgians.
kirksey was beaten. nnanacied and
jailed but later released through the
efforts OF Charles Paddock, Of Los
Angeles and Robert Lagendre, OF
Georgetown University. who speaks
French Kirksey's wrist was cut by
the handouts Il Is asserted that
even in the police station the gen
darmes continued their attack on
kirksey- Kirksey and others At
tempted TO enter the American drss-
sing rooms not knowing that they
were reserved for the day for football
players
Kirkssy says that when the guard
first halted him, he thought It was
merely a Misunderstanding and went
on. A second later several gendErmes
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-31
KiIo Watts Is
Purse Winner

Milwaukee. Wis. Aug 51-The an
nuaI great western circuit association
harness race meeting opened here
Monday. The feature event, the z.03
pace, was won by Louis Grattan.
Summary:
z:17 trot. purse 1900: KiIo Watts,
won; Aiicola. second. Baroness Han
over, third. Best time. z:19A
Three year old pace. stake $500
Ravens Direct Heir. won: Emore.
second La More third Best tine.
2.121s
2so3 pace. stake. $500: Louis Graf
tan. first; Harvey X. second; Dan
Hollywood, third Best time. 2:osH.
Two year old rot. stake $500: Har-
vest Worthy. won; Eleanor Guy. sec
ond (only two starters-) Best time,
2:171s.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-31
Dove SEASON
OPENS SEPT. |
Ell Paso Hunters Prepare
for Early Drive; Quail
Season Nov. l.

Tomorrow. the season for dove
shooting viii open IN New Mexico
and Texas and the hunters are pre-
pairing to get out early
Doves are fairly plentiful both
above and below FL Paso, and there
has been very little shooting this
year in advance Of the opening OF the
season
Reward Has Effect
There was some shooting IN the
upper valley, opposite Anthony sun
day afternoon. on the New Mexico
side OF the river
The reward OF SO offered by the
Fl Paso Game Protective association
for the arrest and conviction OF any
persoR shooting before the season
opened OF for any person possessing
more than the legal limit OF birds
on any day has had its effect ap-
parently.
Quail are plentiful. in comparison
with the past years, in the valley be-
low e Paso and are also reported as
plentiful in New Mexico. The quail
sseason does not open until Nov. Z,
however, and hunters caught shooting
them in advance will be prosecuted
TO the limit, il Is announced
The duck season does not open IN
tn October 16.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-31

Toaonto. Ont. Aug. 31.-A Canadian
automobile record OF 5 minues IS rs
seconds for five miles on dirt track
was set by sig Haugdahi Of Norway
in a speed trial at the Canadian nat
ional exhibition here Monday. The
feat was performed on a half mile
circular track. The best previous
time was 5:27 is, babe by Haugdahl
at Edmonton
Louis Disbrow, American, won the
fhree mile race and the five mile in
ternational sweepstakes, with the re-
spective times, Of 1881 and s;31. He
was second in the five mile pursuit
race.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-31
ktty MatSuda Is
4 Busy Wrestler

Nasty Matsuda. japanese wrestling
champion has been enjoying a busy
program in the east In a letter 10
The Herald sports editor Natty states
that ne Is being kept busy and has
met some OF the best men Of his
weight. Some OF the men he has
beaten are. Chappell. OF Iowa. who
outwelghs him by several pounds:
Johnny Horda and Jack Hagansick.
Macty states that he hopes to come
back 10 FL Paso about the last week
in October as he is IN constant touch
with matchmaker John Mcintosh Of
the FL Paso association and he has
many friends here whom he wants to
see again.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-31
Fencing Boosted
For Ell PaSo q

FL Paso fencers are getting
gethef and IL is probable that ar
ganization will be formed within
next week according TO an annoa
ment Of physical director A L -
Of the 7. II. C. A. Monday afternoon
n. elliott, Of FL Paso. is among thoss
favoring the adoption Of fencing as Z
regular part Of the athletic prograu
Of the z. n c. A. and director Holm
is getting in touch with fencersl Of
the city with the view Of banding
them in an organization.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-31
ack Herrick
Now Instructor

Fl Paso boxing fans will recall
ok Herrick, Kewanee middleweight
rapper who had a number Of con
ID for a time was indicated mid
weight champion OF the south
st. From FL Paso Jack Went to
pama where he had a number Of
Is He later strayed back to FL
o and after beating Kid George
uarez he went home. Herrick is
comfortably established as a
ng teacher in Kalamazoo, Mich.
rding to Charles S. Ward, who re-
visited that city on his vaca-
Jack IS still in the ring and
) every once in a while. but he
the greater part OF his time in
betting his pupils in the art Of
Defence.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-31
HARLEY on DIAMOND.

Chick Harley. famous all around
athlete OF the Ohio state university,
whose graduation was awaited by
several major league clubs that
thought they might snare him, has
shown what he thinks Of baseball as
a profession and his chances in it by
signing with the Chicago Logan
Squares. a seml-pro team made
famous by Jimmy Callahan.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-31
HaWkeye Stake
Won By Kid Hal

Des 1Ioines, Ia, Aug. s1.-A Ia
and enthusiastic crowd witnessed
great western races at the
grounds here Monday afternoon.
feature Of the day was the Hawk
z.l3 page. The summaries:
HaWkeye. z:13 pace, $500 ~
money: KID Hal (llilIer). first.
ponero, CWeldy), second; Wanda 1
lAicCoy), third. and Maxwell n
bell, fourth. Best time, 2:OTL.
2;I3 trot. $1,000 added money.
Rexette, CRhodes), first; Sis
(Mc1lahonl, second; Lila Deathe
lMiller), third; Col. Chitte
tLarymore), fourth. Best time
\.
2:11 pace. $1,000 added money.
Ak Ne (Shoies). first, Silver
CIV. Johnson). second Rags Z
lDennisl, third. Harry d. o.
ley). fourth Best time. 2-O7lE.
-eighths running race.
Wallace L. Conner, first:
Stevens, emery. second;
hickey, (Bush), third; Bingen, q
fourth Time, i:05.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-31
Weeks In Charge
OF Sunset Meet

Grady Weeks. for a time. chief life
guard at the Sunset Heights nata-
forum. has been placed in charge Of
the special water carnival to be held
noon He has Issued a challenge to
the swimmers OF the Washington park
pool asking that & diving and swim
ming team contest against one at
Sunset Heights next Sunday, the los
ing team 70 pay Tor the prizes. The
Sunset team has a number Of expert
swimmers and divers who are prac-
ticing for the event
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-31
Criffin-LincOln Bout Sept. ID
Feather Bout Date Changes

slres another easy mark prior to
his match with the redoubfabIe
Griffin as he has beaten Nam
zell. Another point which cauHed
the Fort Bliss officials much
trouble Was that Lincoln refused
TO box here unless he received a
substantial guarantee being gun
shy apparently, OF the fighting
proves OF the Fort worth star.
Griffin readily consented TO the
postponement OF the match. although
naturally he was disappointed at Lin
coin failure TO keep his word con
corning the Labor day date. Match
maker jim Erwin IS likewise much
disappointed bat believe the bout viii
more tnan maze up for It
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-31

In spite OF all the pleadinEs 70 John
Evers that he keep off the umpires
during the absence OF John McGraw,
the acting manager OF the Giants had
10 break over bounds last week, as a
result Of which president HeydIer
gave him q suspension Larry Doyle
then became acting manager OF the
Giants
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-31

mitted a copy Ola contract for the
series this fan TO " H NcCarty.
president OF the Pacific Coast league,
with the understanding that the club
owners and Officials would accept or
reject its terms This morning Mr.
Hickey received a telegram from Mr.
McCarty which announced the series
was off
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-31
BASEBALL


AZ Beaumont RI 2.
Bsaumont 49,. o5o OIL o0s+ /
Houston ....-..-..-. 100 coo o00=1 4
Batteries: Beaumont Taylor and Eellys
Houston. Lattesun and AshTorth-
At san Antonio II. 2.
San Antonio -.....-. Oh 600 III Is 2
Galveston ----.--s.-- coo 900 600
Batteries. san Antonio. Cocreham and
Johnston; Galveston. Gudssr and King
At wichita Falls. R z. Z
wichita Pals 1850 900 600 oo2-3 0
Shreveport ...-..... 900 col 000-1 /
Batterisss wichita Fails. Eudspeth and
Whites Shreveport. Bono and Vann-
Fort Worth at Dallas. game played Sun
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-31

v lere ny Pay FTcdla91aT.
Les Angeles az salt Lake
oakland at Sacranento.
Portland a. san Francisco
Seattle a Vernon
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-31
VALENTINE WINS
CIRCUIT STAKE
Drives Winning Horse in
Record Breaking Race;
ALI Events Fast.

Boston. Mass. Aug. s1--The fastest
mile trotted BY a 2-ysar-old this
year was made at the opening OF the
Grand Circuit races at Readville
Monday when the Ohio trainer,
Charles Valentine. drove the chest
nut colt. Bogaluss, IN 2.os in the sec
oud heat OF the Horse Breeder fu-
turity. Valentines colt finished first
in the initial heat, but on account OF
running under the wire vas set back
70 second place and the heat award
ed 20 Nelson Dillon
Rain Prevents Raeea-
The historic Neponset stake for
2-06 PAGERS was the only event fin
ished on the program rain falling IN
torrents just after VIII Crozier. sub
stituting for Tom Murphy. had won
the deciding heat with John Henry.
Best time, 2:02z.
Walter Cox won the first heat Of
the Boston Globe stake for 5-year-
old trotters with The Great Miss
Norris, but his filly went to q wild
break. the second time out and was
distzneed- Both heats were run IN
7-11E-
Five races and two unfinished
events on the card were up for deci-
sion today.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-31
Coast LeaguerS
CaHOf Series

Chicago. H., Aug 31.-There win
be no series this fail between the
pennant winners OF the American as
ions. Thomas J. Hickey. president OF
the American association said today.
Mr. hickey said that he had sub
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-31
Giants Will Have
To Beat Dodgers

Il is our opinion that the National
league race is betW cen Brooklyn and
New York Your uncle WiIberr Rob-
tnson has-or had shade IN the
pitching but McGraw's club otherwise
seems 10 be a bit the best. writes Da-
mon Runyon in the New York Ameri-
can
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-31
REDS MAKE BIC
GAIN ON RIVALS
Giants Also Lose 2 Games
and Drop Behind While
Cincinnati Wins. \

CiuclnuaL O.. Aug. 1.-THE champions
broke their losing streak ~ winning from
Boston On Monday. The Reds punched an
q their eight hits IN the two innings in
which they scored and were favored BY
the witness Of Scott and Ossohger, who
gave nine bases on balls.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-31

LcE1lI aaa-asa-srsaaas- 81 , Il II
sBattsd fer Shaw IN third-
fB1tred for ElennfIlsr n dfth
Score By Innings
Warrington --s--.--.-.-.-- 900 GO oo0--l
Two base hits. Smith. Gardner. Zach
ary- Sacrifice hits. Gardner. q Jarniescu-
Double plays. J. OXEN. hairs 20 Judsss
Harris 70 Judge. Bases on balls. sheu. =
Zachary. i. coldweil. = Innl1gs pltehed.
shaw. 8; BisnIllsr. z: Zachary. 4 Strue--
out BismlIe-. + Caldwell. Z Hit ~
pitcher. By Caldwell. 1
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-31

On the same day OF the fatal accl-
dent 10 Ray Chapman N New York
St Louis fan. named Louis Becker.
became so excited during the Card
insls-Pirates game that he fell over
dead IN his seat IN the grandstand
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-31

nALPH LINCOLN and Dick Griffin.
nj southern bantam and feather
champion, VIII meet Monday,
September IL, IN a 12-round boxing
bout. according 70 present plans.
Postpolement Of the match from
Labor day. for which L was original
" scheduled, was made necessary
owing 20 the inability OF Lincoln to
IN this particular date here.
Although the Californian chal-
1enged the winner Of the Griffin
Gene Payo bout for a contest On Ia
Dor day he upset the plans OF the
Fort Bliss athletic association by
signing for contest with Harry
NIanzel a. NoEaless Sonora. on Labor
day. Lincoln and 1lanzeu have met
three times with the former ginning
one Of the contests and the other be-
ing called a draw
lincoln Is Gun shy
His cratic manner Of arranging
matches caused considerable difficul-
= in arranging the match and Lieut.
AcCullouch, district boxing officer
and uatchuzker, James Erwin. OF the
fort Bliss association, have expert
enced much time and expense in the
eflort 70 arrange the match.
Lincoln. 81 iz understood, de-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-31

--7-77777 = =
Home run- Cadorc- Stolen bases Four
nlsr. Nais Sacrifice hits. Eouruier, Dil-
hoefsr. Lavzn. g Double plays. Eiiduff q
1rcCabs 20 Eonetchys Lavzu 20 JanTrln
70 Eoruler f11- Bases on balls. Galore. =
SMITH,. Schupp. 3. Innings plt1hsd. ca
dors. Z ozone out 81 eighth; Smith. J.
Etruckout. schupp. :.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-31

Pitlsburr. Pa. Aug. 51.-AlthoHEh out
he q the 1rut game. FittsburE won both
Ezmes of a duuhleheader from New YORK
Monday. IN the first game Young had i've
bits a. five tlme1 al bat Both Ea11es
we're fsatured BY wonderful catches By
Bancroft. BUTTS. Bigbes and southWcrth-
First rame RHE
1seU YORK ------.-s. 700 Q49 egg-1 y
Eatteries- New York. Douglas. Perritt-
Winters and Smith Pittsbu-g. Carlson ara
send cana REE
New Eorl ---..-.-.. COO 100 eo0-l o
Pittsburr .......-.. oo0 l11 0ce-1 o
Batteress New York. Ferrltt Tonsy and
Snyder. Smith Rittshurss Ponder and
Schmidt
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-31

Where IheT Pay Wcd1ssdaT.
Boston AZ Cincinnati
Brookiyn at ST. Louis
New York az Pittsburr
Philadeiphlz ~ Chicago
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-31
dgers Lose Top Berth; Indians Make New Spur
SENATOR'S LOSE
TO CLEVELAND
Speaker Tribe Makes De-
termined Effort to Get
Back Into Running.

fvashington. D c. Aug sL-CsTsiand
easily defeated Washington b. hauner-
Ing three local pitchers for IS hits Non
day. Caldwell held W11hinEtcu Wel O.
LIZ Z. Al E-.-.--
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-31

St Louis. No. Aug. s1.-st. Louis hum
b7ed BROOKLYN tuTice setting the league
Tss6srs down 10 second place MONDAY
Doak outpit-hed 1farcuard IN the first
rams snd the visitors did not get a man
past second IN The second ccntest Brock
Iyu's defence cracksd in the seventh and
eighth and the locals scored six ru1z
FIRST CANA r H-L-
-s-.erIv5 $1,000. 900 600 300 s 4
St L-s7ll5 ----------- 900 o1e o. 7
Batteries. Brooklyn, 1Ia-1uard and MI
lsrs St Louis. Doak and ClenouH-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-31
STANDINGS


Whers Ihey Pay Wed1esdaT.
Chicago AZ Boston.
ST Louis a. New York.
Dstrolt ~ Philadelphia.
Cleveland a. WashfnEto1-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-31

Fnli1delphia- Pa A1E- 1---Derrolt WI
free hitting E1nsr from Fhiiatslri1ia
Ionday- LsEu1rd retired Because % the
heat n the sixth injuries ard uIness con-
PEELED the Athletics % Use q catcher y
left fisld and nrEt bass1En q right heiz-
Scors- R re
Detroit ---.......... 90 c11 GA II
Philadelphia -.---.- 200 6-l coe-5 u
Batteries Detroit. Leonard. oItha- and
stanare: Philadelphia. Ronnef. Perry
and Perkins,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-31

T1To blso his 8ouslI 5oeI-eII loIl-a'
Three base hit 1laranvil-e. stolen bases.
lrzus. WIND. sscrifIcs hit. Duncan. Don
BE PLAYS Gruh to Dauberts Crane, ath
70 Dzubsrt; Fcrd 70 Hoiires Alranvite 70
EoIka- Bases o. balls. Napier. 2 Scott 9;
oescAEsr G. Innings pitched. Scott -
oeschrer. & Struclout. Napier, s. Scott !;
Cssehesr. g
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-31

A Newark nan was arrested For
climbing telegraph pole and Ecirg
20 sleep across the wires he might
have stayed on earth and done sons
tai lying over the wires without
being arrested
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-31

Morris Eirksey Is a brother Of out.
fielder r Eirksay. Of the Szud field
artillery reEimentai baseball tszm a.
Fort Bliss The soldier. Eirkssy. g
also a speedy runner and an al
around athlete he won houors dur
ing the last regimental track and
field meet held AZ Fort Bliss
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-31

St joseph. 4; wichita Falls 4.
Des Hoinss. 4 Oklahoma City, &
Sioux City. &; Tulsa. 8.
Omaha g. Joplin. s.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-31

Atlanta. 4 Birmingham. 2
Memphis, :; Little Rock. Il
Nashville. g. Chattanooga 2
Mobile AZ New Orleans, wet grounds.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-31

after him
Astouished At Arrest.
J playfully took one Of the Euns.-
kirksey added. looked into the bar
rel and laughed This made the gen
&c hit ne I stepped hack. and also
squared Off Then they All Jumped on
ne and knocked ne cut By a blow on
the ribs with a carbine. 7 never hit.
them Though admit was Uro1s
IN not stopping at first. surely Tiers
vas no need for the brutal attack. Or
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-31

Boston. Mas, AuK gL-Jones dsfszted
Chicago Tor the nth tine this season b.
pitching Boston to victory 1fo1day. Chi-
caEo has gained only ons declalon over
Jones IN tWo seasons
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-31

Chicago. m Aug. s1--Bunched hts BY
chicago behind giraffe fielding b the
visitors gave Chicago victory over Phils-
dslphia Monday
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-31

IndianapoliE. 3; Columbus. 4
St Paul. s; Kansas City. 4
Minneapolis s; Alilwzuzee, J.
Toledo At Loulsvilie. rzin-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-31

'Bsttsd for vTullzzzs IN eighth
Score b inninsL
lnlo4so --.---------------- 80 ". Pc
Boston -----------.-.----s 100 of1 IL
Two bass hits z Collins. zRisbers. Ne
Innis Scott. Brady. Jones Thres tass lit
1-cInnlz Sacrifice hits Nlt-. L-I1r-s-
Do-hls plays SchanE 70 VIZ Baaes c1
1zlls. Williams. = Eilziusuu. 4. Jo1e1. 4
Innings pitched Williams. z; Tlizi1scn. J.
HIT hy pitcher. By 77uhnsoz. Z. struckou-.
Williams. 2 Jones
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-31

s s5s5yss s,.5 With earSins= -Fd rush
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-31

:sss',s. f9- I ! Z IN j sIsatz
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-02-19
COLONIAL OFFERS TWO B|G COMEDIES
Fatty Arbuckle and Charlie Ray Stars for Last of
 Week

Fatty Arbuckle and Charlie Ray, in up the entertaining combination at the Colonial for the last half of the week, starting today. Fatty will be seen in Back Stage" while MT Ray is fea- ture, The Egg Crate Wallop."
 Back Stage" is one of those come dies where there isn't a dull moment from start to finish, and Fatty was manager billposter. property man. scene shifter and stage manager of the small-town theatre. And his compan- Ions in crime are Al St. John, Buster Keaton and that delicious Molne Ma lone
 Things manage to get along somehow at the theatre and then comes the night of the big show. The house is sold out and 1t looks like a prosperous evening for all concerned. But the company goes on strike. all except the ingenue. Fatty is undisturbed by any such com plication and sets out to give the show on his own hook. The result is riotous- ly funny.
 Charlie Ray is recognized as the greatest light comedian on the screen, and in The Egg Crate Wallop' he has the kind of role which has won him so many followers. His comedy is entire ly individual and he is at his best as the small boy who goes away to protect a friend
 Hard luck greets the boy in the town in which he lands. and on the verge of giving up the struggle. he lands 1of with a prizefighter Charlie is the joke of the establishment until the night oi the big fight, when he is forced to SC into the ring himself. It is then he de- livers the famous egg crate wallor which had never been seen before. This bill will be shown through Sat- urday only.