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The Lehi sun. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1913-1949, 1920-09-02

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lily Is tired Of II, when
a little different way of
serving the meat, n new
sauce, would make II n
most attractive and Gp-
petizing dish.
Roulade de Boeuf.--
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-30
Y VOLLEY BALL
TEAM IS READY


VIII Schultz. captain OF the Y Il
!. C. A. business mems volley ball team.
IS having the time OF his life select
ing the pig six that will oppose the
Arizona championship six who wiz
be seen in action against the local on
the Fl Paso Y. II. c. A floor on sat
urday. April 10.
wills squad at present seems TO be
composed Of nearly all Of the y
volley ball fans, as all are anxious 10
get a crack at the Douglas team
However. among the best seem 10 be
VIII Mackenzie, Herbert Hunter viii
Shutes. Walter Thomas, Ed Hodge
H NJ Kruse. W. L. F'Oxworth, o. w
Borrett. Julio Perez, NJ o. Scobees
J. B. Gwin. Al Schultz and Brad Har-
die.
Every practice sees several new
prospects and picking team VIII De
one Of wills Nightmares.
The complete program Tor the
evening was announced Monday atIer-
noon by physical director A. L Holm
OF the 7. Il. c. A Promptly at 1880
there will be an indoor baseball game
between two girls teams from the
local Y ". c. A Following this con-
test the municipal fireman volley ball
team viii play the Outlaws Of the Y.
n. C. A. an ORGANIZATION which Is in
ferfor only TO the regular business
mems team in strength The big game
between the Arizona state champion
ship team and the business mems class
viii be held promptly at 9 o'clock
Seat reservations can be made at
the y. n c. A office or by calling
physical director Holm
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-30
BABE CABELL WILL
HAVE II DIT AGAIN.
What Do You
Know About Sport?

What is the greatest number
Of Victories in the majors in a sea
SOM
2-What is the greatest number of
defeats in the majors in q season?
What is the largest winning
percentage made in the American
Lacquer
4-What is the lowest percentage
made by a team in the American
Lacquer
5-If a tennis match is stopped by
darkness or rain, is it played over
entirely2
6-What were the reported gate
receipts when Jack Johnson fought
Willard
How much did Jess Willard get
when he fought Jack JOhnson2
S-What swimming record did
Fanny Durack. Australian star, make
in the 1912 olympic2
9-Did any other big league pitcher
besides Hod Eller strike out six men
in a row in a game?
10-What team won the national
A. A T.. basketball championship last
year2
Answers to Yesterdays Questions.
while Jackson knocked out
Johnny Dundee in one round at
Philadelphia. January Is, 1917.
2-Auguste J. Cordier, OF the Yale
Club. n. " is the national amateur
squash tennis champion
3-Welsh and WoIgast met IN New
York, November 2. 1914 The bout
was stopped in the eighth round
when WOlgast broke his arm
4-On September rs, 1913, in WASH
ington. Ruth made his 29th homer Of
the season
sly Cobb's record Of 147 runs
made IN 1911 Is the best individual
record
6-The largest attendance at a big
league game was 1880, which was
at the sixth game Of the last worlds
series played at Cincinnati on Octo-
Der Z, 1919.
I'm the worlds series OF 1911 the
Athletics beat the New York Giants,
Is to 2. That was the biggest score
made in a worlds series game.
8-Molla Bjursteda Is now Mrs.
Franklin J. Mallory.
9-There are six players on a water
polo team-center, right and left
forwards, right and left backs, and
goal
1o-In water polo. a touch goal,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-30
GENE belmont
WANTS To BOX

Gene belmont. Memphis lightweight
mixer and more recently OF Il Paso
who returned from the Pacific coast
a short time ago Is getting restless
and wants 70 meet any OF the south
western 135 FOUNDERS whom the pro-
motors may select
This edict was issued by the little
scrapper Monday morning when he
asserted that he was getting out OF
shape by two weeks idieness and he
wanted 70 step into the ring again and
uphold his prestige Genes last ring
bout was at Tucson about Is days
department champion and while he
has number OF contests f. prospect
he Is anxious 20 get down TO steady
work He has been in communica-
ton with promoters throughout this
section and has been assured OF a
busy season Just as soon as the
weather gets warm enough 70 box out
OF doors before large crowds.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-30

-9s~-e9s~-Hs~u-uH-s-s-ssH
MERELY awaiting the advent Of
lYl warmer weather the boxing pas
time at Fl Bliss capably handled
by matchmaker James Erwin IS gong
TO bloom forth in greater form than
ever before within the next two
months when some OF the foremost
men Of the section will be seen IN &C
tion in headline contests
For his next card 70 be staged on
Wednesday, April 9. Jim has signed
up two husky little men in Tommy
Nelson and scOgle Muskop- Agnt-
weight battlers. each with an enviable
, reputation and incidentally a hard
kick In either mitt- Nelson Fn1 Mus
kopf have been in training for the
past three weeks as there IS some
thing more than the question OF
supremacy between them The batCe
viii be a grudge issue from che FIRST
round owing 10 the evenly matched
ability OF the two principals ard 5ucg-
ing from the inquiries ma-c1nla ker
Jim is receiving there is going 10 he
a big bunch Of fans on hand 10 Wit
ness the encounter and applaud The
winner.
BABE CABELL WILL
HAVE IT OUT AGAIN.
Scogie and his more rangy oppon-
enr will not occupy the entire seat
Of honor on the offering 2E the ath-
ietic association, however. II the
semifinal those two rivals, Babe
Cabell and Digger Smith viii have it
out in eight rounds.
CnbelI won over smith In one
round on n Technically several
weeks ago, Smith falling from
the ring accidentally and being
unable to continue the contest. He
Il now training hard under the
supervision OF Ernest Emerson,
however, and promises 10 show
the fans some real ability when
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-30

HTHEN the public attaches itself
w firmly 20 a regular fellow" in
the realm Of sport, its custom is
TO make an actor OF him.
Jim Corbett. Apollo OF the prize
ring. has amassed a second fortune
spinning yarns for vaudeville audi
ences.
Jimmy Britt. another exponent OF
the padded mitts. has given his
monoloE before nearly all the crowned
heads Of Europe and IS a reigning
music hall favorite in London
And now comes Nike Donlin. one
Of the most popular Of all baseball
heroes. the latest TO lay aside the
laurels OF sport for the stage To
be sure. the step from the club house
10 the dressing room isn't any recent
experiment for Donlin- As matter OF
fact. he has been collecting salary as
an actor ever since his return from
the famous globe girdliug tour Of the
Giants in 1914. but not until this sea-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-30
zRYszko WIG 1IArcH.

New York. March s0.-Stanislaus
Zbyszko. Polish heavyweight wrestler.
threw John Olin Of Finland in a catch
as-catch-can contest Monday night in
So minutes and seconds with a COM
bination body and toe hold The bout
preceded one between Jim Loudos.
Greek title holder. and William Deme-
tral. challenger. who lost the title to
Londos recently.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-30
CIints At The Glove Game

e-HsHsH-HsNses>aHS
he faces CabeiI in their second
battle BEFORE the local glove en-
thusinsts.
Eddie Hanl0n. husky and aggreE-
sive will meet Webb Mcintyre, a
husky hard hitting boy from the
coast in a six round special event.
Matchmaker Erwin has been watching
both boys in action and he believes
this contest viii prove a hummer
from the viewpoint Of tie fans These
two men are fast. hard hittars. and
both are clever enough TO prute {
themselves Their ability. however.
lies in their hitting strength sailor
Brown. a product OF the G. r * S.
A. shops viii face Kid Wait OF the
base hospital IN a four round curtain
raiser. Viewed from ell angles IRWIN
seems to have assembled the real
class OF the district and the fans VII
again see some real glove wlalders ia
action.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-30

son has his stage work matched his
prominence as a diamond star.
The goal Of Mixes ambition has
been reached this season. however
and newspaper reviewers in New
York. Chicago and Boston have agreed
that he has arrived" A change in
the original Broadway cast OF Turn
TO the Rightr' gave him his oppor-
tunity.
Donlin IS now on tour with the pro-
duction-
Next season he will probably be fea-
tured in a new play by Dir. Golden
Donlin is popular in sporting circl IS
wherever English Is spoken. and
while many anecdotes are told deal
ing with his aggressiveness and dar-
ing on the diamond. even his former
opponents pay enthusiastic tribute %
his cleancut qualities as a sportsman,
In physique and general appearance
he is rated as one OF the most com
handing figures that ever wore a
] baseball uniform
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-30

fault lies In his oTercon1lQencs II
removing his shoes.
They are OF regulation weight
and material, he asserts and he
sees no reason why he could not
have worn them judging from
the actions OF Bylund IN forcing
Jordan to remove his shoes II
would seem that Chris WA aim
ply OutEenernIled and Bobby
was taking advantage Of every
thing he could In order TO secure
a victory. Many fans are OF the
opinion that master OF the toe
hold as he f. ByIund vould have
won the contest anyway, but Al
all events n return meeting
vE0uld be interesting.
ByIund and Demetral finished
training at Liberty hail Tuesday
afternoon and both OF the prlnci-
pals announced that they were in The
best OF physical condition and ready
for any kind OF a grind They ar
rived IN the city several days ago and
both are now thoroughly acclimated.
Each is familiar with the tactics or
more 80 the dangerous holds OF The
other and the fans can look for a
long bitterly contested match which
viii only end with one man being
the victor in a decisive
manner. Decidedly the contest looks
good
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-30
FRANKIE FOwsER KEEPS
IN SHAPE FOR MATCHES.

Following his usual care IN prepar
ing for a contest Frankie FOWser T.
Paso's sterling 155 pound produce
training steadily at his camp on Ala
media avenue in anticipation OF futlrl
bouts
Frankie longs for oather chance
with speedbaH Hayden. the Col
umbus crack and II T. probable
tlat the two viii be brouEnf To-
Eefher within fhe next month.
Both promoter c. H johnson OF
Columbus and matchmaker Erwin
Of II PasO are angling for this
contest which viii be beyond
doubt the clevereEt and fastest
boxing exhibition and n demon
strarion OF more real fighting
proves than any bout stnEcd In
The southwest In many years.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-30
Washington Americans Depend


~ ~ ~ ~~~$
= BROWNS CLASSY DRESsERs .
. Taylor. Tex. March 30.-Tha -
. St Louis Browns will have =
. special "go-to-meetin' uni =
. forms this season. 10 be worn -
. for Sunday games only. This ..
. Is the first time in the history =.
. OF the game that any major .,
= league club has arranged for =
. a set Of Sunday uniforms. -
9 Manager Burke. who has had =
. the Browns working hard In -.
= training here. wants them 70 =
. look their best on Sundays next =
season Whether the Browns =
. finish on top or on the bot ..
. tom they VIII be the best .
= dressed team in the big .
. leagues =
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-30

CONVEY PLAYS IT SAFE (
. New York. March 30.-Stan- I
. ley CoveIeskie. Cleveland I
. pitcher. has a lot Of respect (
. for Babe Ruth's heavy bat and
. his ability 10 swing Il. One
day last summer Coveleskie was I
. pitching for Cleveland when (
. Ruth came TO bat with the I
. bags full and two runs needed (
= by the Tanks to tie the score I
= Coveleskie walked Ruth and
. forced in one run. Manager 4
. Foil raved at Convey when he
. came 10 the bench. 4
. What didja do that for2' I
. he howled.
. Cause it. easier 10 pitch I
. four bad ones for one run than 4
= one good one for four runs
. with that guy hittin'," replied 4
. Convey.
&c. 80
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-30

WILL Bobby Byiuuu, conqueror o.
w Chris Jordan and holder Of the
niddlewelght wrestling title OF
the American overseas forces defend
his prestige against Harry Demetral
wednesday night at Liberty hall OF
will he in turn be defeated BY the
husky product OF the north side with
the enviable recordZ
Immediately after the decisive de-
feat OF Jordan at the hands q By
lund, business manager John Mcln-
tosh OF the FL Paso Wrestling as
ISOLATION began the work OF arrang-
ing for a top nOtcher TO meet Bylund
in one Of his regular bi-monthly
cards IN the big hall The wonderful
exhibition OF strength shown BY the
former soldier when he came back
after losing one fan and downed Jor-
dan with the powerful toe hold has
made a tremendous impression on
the Fl Paso fans and Il is safe TO
assert that he viii be well backed
when he faces Demetral on the mat
The superior weight OF the latter IS
being used as a basis FOR odds, but
Bylund so far has taken everything IN
sight and has a big roll yet TO wager
on his chances.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-30
Another O'NeiI Eut-v.

lanes LEO O'NEILL. a prominent
citizen OF NIinooka- Pa. or some
. thing like that. has been assigned
20 the station in the short field and
GEiff Is elated over the showing OF
the youngster. James Leo startled
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-30
~ Hope ~ CoMtner.

THE Washington outfield is all that
could be desired With Zeb Milan
IN left. sam Rice in center, and
fast. smuggling athletes. They will
drive in many runs this season. and
swipe a large number OF bases. Roth
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-30
BASEBALL

At Mobile. Ala r II +
New York Nationals .6 s
Boston Americans --.-----0 2
Batteries. New York-Barnes.
Ragan and Gonzales, Snyder; Boston
Fortune and Walters, Livingstone
At Asheviile. n. C. r H z
Detroit Americans .....--12 u
Boston Nationals ---.-
Batteries Detroit-Glazer and
Ainsmith. Woodan: Boston-Oeschgar
Scott. Morgan and O'Neill.
At Jacksonville. Fla r H F
New York Americans -.-----S is 8
Cincinnati Nationals .---7 10 3
Batteries; New Xork-AfoErldge.
Nays and Ruel: Observation-Disclosures
Luque and Wingo.
At Jacksonville. Fla. r II &
Brooklyn Nationals -....0 @
Washington Americans 80 0
Ten innings. darlness.l
Batteries: Brooklyn-Smith. Ca
dore, and Miller. Kreuger: Washing
ton-EricksOn and Picinich, Charity.
At wichita, Kan. r H z
St. Louis Americans ..-..11 Is 4
Wichita Western ....-4 4
Batteries: st. Louis-GalIia and
Billings; Wichita-East. Mann and
O'Brien. Taryan.
At Hanford. Cal p II Z
Seattle. Pacific coast ......3 s
Chicago Nationals .......2 2
Ten innings-)
Batteries: Seattie-Brenton and
Rohrer; ChicagO-Martin, Hendricks
and O'FarrelL
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-30

where the ball IS actually touched 20
the goal counts points. a thrown
goal, out Of the IS foot line, counts
points; a free throw on n foul
counts I point-Copyrieh 1920, by
the Thompson Feature Service.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-30

Judge e one Of the best first base
men in the league, although he sell
dom receives the credit he deserves.
Last year he hit -2SS and drew 81
bases on balls. which meant he got
on base 251 times out OF 81 trips to
the plate
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-30

This year Griff has a young gent
named Stan Harris keystoning like
regular lceystoner. and early returns
Indicate he viii carry the bag By a
big majority. stan was with Buffalo
last year and was well thought OF IN
hose uarts
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-30

KODAK FinishinE. See GandafA-Ady.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-30

He was IN poor shape. but the old
fox nursed him along. and when the
season ended. sent him home with a
pocket Of baseballs for winter prac-
tice. The big redhead came back this
year with a lot OF new stuff, and
Griff Pat him on the varsity.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-30

Courtney Is expected to be q huge
success He Joined the club late last
season. after tOiling all summer in
New Haven He IS six feet four inches
throws with his left flapper- He
appeared in three games last year and
won all OF them. making Detroit, St.
Louis and Boston bite the dust
Zachary. another left handler, also
looks like a winning hurler. Zach
was stationed near Philadelphia when
he was in the army. two years ago.
and one day performed for Connie
Mack No one knows whether Connie
liked him o. not. but Griff signed
him. and he reported 10 the club last
July.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-30
Criff Nav Surprise.

CCHACHT, OF Jersey City. comes
y highly recommended. While
twirling Tor that aggregation last
year he won 1s and lost II games.
Nine Of his victories were shutouts.
That's pretty good pitching on a
seventh place club. Carlson. a semi
pro from jamestown, n. Y. also has
favorably impressed the Washington
leader.
There are other fyyirlers on the
roster Snyder Of Akron; GIL. Of
Holy CROSSE Crockett. n 10 year
old kid from oklahoma, and Col
den, from the Warrington sand
lots. have stuck thus far. hut will
be farmed out for more experience
or Whntever they need. Griff In
tends 10 stand pat on the first
seven tWirlers-
With the pitchers IN good shape.
and the infield in working order.
Washington has a chance TO spring a
surprise early in the season. The
games with the Cuban Giants helped
considerably. as the Havana boys
were in great shape and the pitchers
twirled in midseason form. The hit
tiers were served with all kinds Of
hooks and slants. something seldom
seen IN a training camp.
=
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-30
BOWLING:

SHAW MAKES PERFECT 200.
DEORIA. H., March s0.-The first
/ 200 score Of the 1920 tournament
came late Monday at the Ameri-
can Bowling Congress when Joe
Shaw, Of Chicago, counted 7fg. to
take first place in the individual
event Leaders in other events were
safe throughout the all-day attack.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-30

No matter what happens. washing
ton viii put I'D a scrappy article of
baseball this year and may upset the
dope You never can tell, in base
hall-Copyrigh 1890, by Ledger Syn
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-30

Johnson ana a lQE OF QAleT " ASH
ington players Of various shades
Of efficiency have finished four weeks
OF hard work down here among the
themselves in the pink OF condition
FOR the approaching free for all in the
American league. Walter and his
playmates are Just "'Rarin' 10 60"
because they feel they are on a first
division bail club and want 20 prove
It.
When the ball club takes the field
IN its 1890 scenery. the lineup VIII be
slightly different from that OF last
year Bobby Roth. that hard hitting.
base stealing ground covering out
fielder who has seen service with the
white SoL. Cleveland, Boston and the
Athletics. viii be IN right field, ana
the infield viii be composed OF three
strangers and Joe Judge. Several new
Fingers and a Cubauola catcher viii
test.
clark Griffith has been scouting
around for several years 70 get to-
Eether a lot OF playmates that Walter
johnson wouldn't be ashamed Of He
has been more or less successful with
the accent on the less. until this year.
Vow they say the supporting cast IS
all that could be desired The group
OF new infielders appear 10 possess
The goods. and that means a whole lot
90 Washington.
Since Ray Morgan stepped out OF
the picture, three years ago, Griff has
been up against Il for a second sacker-
he always tried out number OF can
didates early in the season. and ended
with Hank Shanks. the utility athlete,
playing by request
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-30

CHRIS WILL CHALLENGE
WINNER OF CONTEST.
Jordan. IN all probability VIII
challenge the winner OF the bout.
Chris has been feeling a bit bad
over his defeat as he believes the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-30

was swapped with shannon for Eddie
Foster. Mike Menosky and Harry
Harper, which showed that Griff was
willing to 90 the limit TO get the out
fielder from Boston. Shannon didn'i
count. but was thrown in for good
measure.
Therefore, the infIeld and out
field look pretty good. and the
catching staff also stands mp. Val
Piclnfeh and Eddie Charity nre
hard working youngsters who can
hit, and AdOiphO Torres, the
CubnnOla catcher. who was signed
n couple Of weeks ago, viii be
the substitute. Pirinich and
Charity, however, viii fit In with
the other sIuEEers. Walter John
son. Of course, Is the big noise
on the mound The highly adVer-
tiHed @smoke king" seems TO i'm
prove with axe, and Il burning
icm over as Of yore. Jim shaw,
Ole Erickson. Courtney. Zachary
Schacht and Carlson will support
him all the season.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-30
OLD FOX IS CONFIDENT
OF VICTORY IN RACE
FOR 1920 PENNANT
Walter Johnson Premier Hurler Is Back in Form
Much to Delight Of Veteran Leader, Who Predicts
Banner Season for the Senator Team; Many Like
ly Recruits VIII Help to Bolster the Club.

the natives in Shreveport, La, FOL
two years and threatens to do the
same when he gets started in big
time. BIS arm. was not very good al
the start. but Il is rounding into
shape. and the chances are he wiz
be the regular shortstop- He is the
youngest brother OF Steve O'Neil, the
Cleveland catcher
Eddie Foster was traded TO
Boston In the deal which brought
Bobby Roth here. so n new third
Encker had to be developed Frank
EIIeFbe. the kid from Bingham
ton. who broke In last fall. has
been playing the corner, but Joe
Leonard, the veteran utility IN
fielder. probably Will be in the
regular lineup Elierbe. however,
looks like n pretty good player.
and may surprise the wise blOkes-
He l. n fairly good hitter md IL
will Be remembered he drove in
four runs in each Enme OF
double hender against st Louis
last September. unloading the
sacks in one OF these cOmbnts
with q timely triple
Leonard however. is q more steady
player. and has had lots Of experience.
Although he IS slated FOR the regular
berth. he viii have to go some 70 beat
out Ellerbe. Maurice Shannon, who
was with the Athletics and Red SON.
will be substitute shortstOp. as Griff
says he plays that position better
than second base.
So the infield should lineup with
Judge on first. Harris, second. O'Neill,
short. and Ellerbe or Leonard. third.
It will be a fast. hitting aggregation.
and a big Improvement over last
years lineup.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-30
HERALD sPORrs LEAD ALL.

al o. the latest news OF boxing. wrestling. foo
ball, baseball, golf bowling tennis athlei
events is found in the columns The Herald. Fl
leased wire service on all big games and matches. p
quests Tor Information sporting given spec
attention by Sports Information Bureau Telephone 20.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-30
PROMINENT WRITER'S CONTRIBUTE

Tad" DorEan. noted sport page carto
writer sam Crane and Ernest Lanigan. basebs
and dopesters: T. S Andrews. boxing critic
Ouirnet. one or the greatest amateur Bolters Of
TacE Vefock and GRAVY baseball and boEin
are leading contributors TO The Herald sports D