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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-30
Doping The World Series;
Superbas Hold Their OtUn

soup bone handicaps him Smith, be-
cause OF his attacking power, shows
/ better than any Of the others. Chi
Cages weak spot for years has been
right field, because Of the fact that
I the team was in the same position
who we're great under certain con-
dltlons ana helpless under others.
Eddie Murphy lift fhls season,
shane Collins was drafted from
the Job Of hitting against left
handlers to playinE first base nE
the understudys and the Sex step
ped out and bought Amos strunk.
who has filled in the position
more ucceDtabiy than anyone has
done in years In fact strun<
pat the Sex In the race when they
seemed out Of II. and has helped
them ENTHUSIASTICALLY, playinE sood
ball He n not, however hitting
the way he used TO lift.
II Is hardly worth while keeping
up the dope figures on the Fanks now,
puL II % interesting TO find that I'm
right field. they fan below Brooklyn
considerably Nick through lack OF
nlLrpg power and Muesel through his
dilatOry ssyle OF fielding and hts
laekadaisical way OF playing ban at
times.
on the seven regular positions I
have figured Brooklyu's offensive val
ne against the pitchers Of each utner
team i want 10 warn you right here
that ] am liable TO be compelled 10
make some changes in the figures
before the final summing Up. The
close race In the American league
mas nampered the managers Ia nlan-
ming for the Worlds Ssries. They
had plenty TO think about trying 10
win IN their own league, and there
are several points not settled which
may change the figures
Conditions Amend Done.
We want TO get as close TO the
probable results as We can. SO II the
managers make any definite decisions
as 10 plans, or II any pitcher slips
cog prior 70 the start OF the series.
7 want TO reserve the right 70 amend
the figures and bring them right up
% date You see the value OF a play-
is not entirely his OWE ability-lt de-
pends upon what he plays against.
II Coveleskie, for instance. should
9urt his arm the value OF every
6rooklyn player would Increase
In the next article we viii study the
catchera. You understand OF course
that catchers and pitchers count very
much more In the defensive DOPE than
players In the other positions, So
that the most important dlffsrencl
in the teams lies in these places.
On the present dope Brooklyn
must gain about three Per cent
on Cleveland in pitching and
catching TO stand As Its equal, ana
trifle more on either Chieurn
or New York than on Cleveland.
Not great difference but enough
II the American LeaEuers hhoW
nreponderaaee Of strength in the
Copyright 1890, The Bell Syndicate
Inc.)
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-30

More than 500 officers and men Of
the regiment and a large number Of
guests witnessed the bouts which re-
suited as follows:
Alder. e" troop versus Doyle, III
troop, weight lis pounds, draw. two
rounds
Foles. tx" troop and Heating, %"
troop, won by Heating, two rounds.
Schaffer, az troop and LeGronl.
supply troop. Won by sohaffer. two
rounds.
Baker, Headquarters troop, and
Konynazk, supply troop, won By
konynazk, two rounds
Conday, 'I' troop and Jones. -L'
troop, won by Jones.
Thompson, "A" troop and Toutsey.
"E' troop. won by Thompson. two
rounds.
Murklein. Supply troop and Carco.
"C'' troop, won by CARGO. two rounds.
Afelario. '.B' troop and sayIes, Sup
ply troop. won by M1ario.
Newman, Headquarters troep, and
Stewart supply troop, draw.
Barcus, tx" troop and sander. ID"
tFoop, draw, two rounds.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-30
PLAl-Eas WARNED AGAINST
APPROACH or Ga1IHUWHF-


NeW York, sept 30.-While a Chi
caEo grand jury was investigating
charges that the 1913 worlds series
was 1lEed-" New York authorities
have started an inquiry into reports
that the same clique Of gamblers
planned a crooked series for 1890.
Acting on a newspaper story that
members Of the Brooklyn Nationals.
winner o. their league penuant, were
10 be nrlbed TO lose 10 the Cleveland
indians. district attorney Lewis, Of
Kings county. summoned an mem
hers Of the local team before him Fri
Gay. At the same time he tsleEraphed
70 Chicago for any evidence available
there
am there Is anything wrong
Wiz this worlds series we are
guiuE to find e. cut before a. Is
Too lafe.D said NIP. Lewis. Il in
tend 20 fuFcEtiEafc Tally certain
uElT EunlOra which have come TO
my attention. feel this g. duty
owe 10 the followers o. base
ball IN the games arc to be on
the level we viii establish that
fact and n there g. crooEeduengr
we VIII prosecute the crooks 10
the limit
The district attorney was promised
ful cooperation BY Charles H Eb-
belts. president OF the Brooklyn club,
who said he would personally request
his players 10 visit the district at
toruey without the formalitv Of sum
mons. While expressing confidence
in the integrity Of his players. Mp.
EbhetLs added that IL any were found
TO be involved they would Be Eus-
pended
Zaek wheat. captain and left field-
en- Of the Brooklyn team, tonight de-
nied rumors that members OF the
team had been approached IN an at
tempt TO "fiE- the coming world Sc
RES wheat was greatly surprised
when he learned that some o. HIS
fellow players were 20 be questioned
with reference 10 tho reports
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-30
Cavalry Boxers Show Speed
Features Program

TERRIER pep and speed combined
with a willingness 20 mix mat
ters despite lack OF knowledge
Of the boxing game featured the
weekly mitt show OF the Seventh
cavalry regiment held IN the parade
ground OF this regiment Wednesday
night at Fort Bliss.
Battling krause cf ID" troop. and
CFum Of headquarters, put up the
feature scrap OF the evening. Erauso
dropped his opponent for the count
OF five several times before q be-
came apparent that Crum was too
weak 10 continue.
Referee James Erwin then gave the
decision to Erause who showed that
he packed a stiff punch and Is one Of
the scrappiest sluggers Of the regi-
ment.
Jimmy Duffy, football star and
Pnhst boxed a three round exit
bition. The bouts were staged
under the direction or Lieut..
chip McCullouch, athletic Of
ficer Of the Seventh and boxing
officer OF the FL pnEo district.
mntchmuzer James Erwin Of
fieiated as referee.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-30
INDIANS WIN
ANDNOSE OUT
YANKEE TEAM

S. Louis 40, sept dQ---leF alsll
gained another lap on Chicago IN the
strurgIe for the American league cham
ulonEhip wednesday. winning from 81
Louis. 10 20 9. and making q clean sweep
o. the four game series.
The victory puts the INDIAN g sarna
and 3 half shead % the White SoI and
In q position 20 ciinch tha nanrant ~
Winning three more contests
The game was e virtual walkaw1T Tor
Cleveland Welman- who was knocked
out o. the box b. Cleveland sunday, START
"a again and in addition TO being hit
freely. issued five passes. finally leaFlns
the game after the seventh inning Win
the visitors holding q five run lead
van Glider Who Eucceeded h-rns also
vas Wild and made two errors that al
lowed three more runs 20 score
CovelesEls wza master o. the situation.
keeping his hits well scattered and would
have had a shutout for errors BY Gardner
and soWelL Speaker, wood and O-Aell
led the attack for the visitors, the lat
ter'1 double On the first inning driving
ever two runa ana sending Cleveland or
. 81
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-30
To Testify In Probe; Sox Still Confident
French Champ
Begins Work

Anew YORK. Sept 3o--Georges
N Carpenter has begun active
training for his 15-round de-
cision bout with Battling Levinslzy,
scheduled TO be held at Ebbets
Field next month. Training quar-
ters have been fitted Up for the
French champion at summit n j.,
and he viii alternate "a his work
between this camp and FREDDY
Walsh's farm.
Carpenter showed remarkable
speed in his sparring with Marcel
Thomas and Jack Blumfield- AFTER
these bouts Joe Jeanette took
Carpenter on for a short session.
but their bout was more In the ma
turs OF advanced boxing, Carpen-
tier eudeavoring 70 find methods
OF peutratlnE Jeannette's defence
From now on Carpenter VIII train
every day.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-30
SEVENTHPOLO
FOUR WALLOPS
I0THCAVALRY

Fort Bliss polo was ably upheld
Z Wednesday afternoon. when The
Seventh cavalry champions won a de-
cisive game from the Tenth cavalry
teayu OF the Arizona district BY the
score Of 80 to T. As a result Of its
victory, the Bliss team earned the
. right TO play for the championship
OF the southern department at Fort
sam Houston in October. The Seventh
team had matters practically its own
way throughout the game, the score
being the largest ever rolled up IN
Fl Paso polo history a return game
IS 10 be played between the Two
teams Sunday, after which the Sew
enth VIII leave for san Antonio.
The Tenth cavalrymen could not
cope with the speed hitting, blocking.
riding and crooking Of the Seventh
players, who. familiar with the field.
made point after. point past the de-
fence OF the Tenth cavalry four.
Liueups and poiutmakers follow.
Tenth Cav. Position Seventh cav.
MAJ Robinson --- I 1900 Lieut.. Craig
capt Heffernan-- Lieut. GAY
Dr. stanton ----. ..... Lieut. short
Capt Glass ...... ......Capt. Wood
sub. Sub.
Lieut. Heaiy Lieut. Van Inren
Goals-Maj. Robinson. I; Lieut.
SraiE, s.; Lieut. Cay s; Lieut.. short, 4;
Fouls-capt. Heffernan. 1; Capt
Wood. J.
Saferies-Capt. Heffsrnan. I; Lieut..
Cay, j.
Officials.
Umpires-CaRt. Smith, Eighth cav
airy, and Lieut. Clark. aviation.
scorer-Lieut. Featherstone, head
quarters
Timekeeper- Price, remount:
assistant, Lieut. Akerman, Seventh
cavalry.
eepers-Capt Quirke, SD field
artillery, and Lieut. karchke.
Recorder-Lieut Rooster, Of head
quarters.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-30

Phuadelphia. Pa. sept go.-sIr home
runs featured New Toriz's double victory
over Philadelphia Wednesday. The second
contest went II Innings Hasty weaken
ing after shutting out New York for nine
Innings He relieved Naylcr after LEWIS
homer into left leld bIaachsrs came with
two on bases On the first inning. c. walk
ar had one hcme run IN each game. Ruth'a
5fth home run came On the niuth Inning
% the first game With ward on base Il
was q drive ever The right field vail
First game. r r. =
New Ycriz .......... C18 aIs o15-T II 3
Fhnadeiphia .-..-.. no 109 1lQ-3 10 4
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-30

Bill Krause, George Hancock. AT
Hickman, Hal Barber, Henry Sera,
Charles Ward, Foster Crawford. Jim
Palmer. Moral Bowers. Lawrence
CantralI. Vinton CaatWeu. Bob AFera.
The leam OF last year got a late
start and did not do very much. but
expect 70 make things hot this sea-
son.
The eleven would like 20 get a
game with the SIND Field artillery
for the coming Sunday at the High
school stadium
Coach Prothro Is an old High
school player and knows the game
and Is putting the men through every
evening.
ANY team wishing TO challenge VIII
please get in touch with L p. ODER
kamp. 1900 Wyoming street. Phone
1881
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-30
COUNTRY CLUB
CHAMP LOSES
TO LEAVELL

In the second round OF the FL PaEo
Country club championship golf tour
nament C. Il LeavelI defeated DR..
James Vance on the ninth hole.
Vance has held the club champion
ship for several years. III was a very
close match The two players were
never more than one hole apart in
scoring.
Both made 40 for the firsr nine and
the ninth and al the 18th, although
Leaveu came within an inch Of vim
ming the match at the 18th by sinking
a long putt for three Long driving
and accurate approaching and putting
characterized the match on both sides.
Two rounds are 70 be played before
the championship IS determined
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-30
CHICAGO TEAM
REVIEWS FIGHT
FOR PENNANT
Team Leaves for St Louis to
Resume Drive; Dick Kerr 70
Pitch Two Games.
INDIANS EDGE
OUT THE>YANKS

CHICAGO. H. Sept 5o,-Wl.h little
more than a fighting chance 20
win the American league peunaut.
the Chicago White goE. crippled
Through the loss o. seven stars as
result Of the baseball scandal iuvss-
open the final three game series Or
the season tomorrow with the s.
Louis Browns
Ths players were detsrmInsd 20
fight % the end For the Sex 20 via
the pennant. they must win three IN
a row. while Cleveland uuzt drop
three out Of four 20 Detroit
Kerr to Plteh-
In hts final drive for the pennsut.
manager Gleason eLpects 20 pitch
Kerr ia the first game, Eabcr n the
second and then cone back With Kerr
On the third The rest o. the lineup
nrflablV win be- SclalE. e. Jour
dan. 1b- Ed Collins, % 1LcClel-al, So
Murphy, So 3 Collins n; Llsbol1s CT
strunz, r.
Cleveland. By defeating st. Louis
wednesday. went another lap ahead
IN the dash for the Anericel league
Dennant- The White Sex were l1la
and as a result now tran the Indians
by one and ons-half games
Tuuhl Are Ont.
ALTHOUGH Kew York cornplsted It's
schedule with a double victory over
the Athletics. the Yankees were elm
mated from the peunaut race BY
CIeveIand's victory. The latter has
four games 10 play and % the team
loses al OF them. the Indians SIN
would be one game ahead q the Tan-
KEGS
To seffIs the race hcsTeen
Cleveland and ChlclEos the
former to win must take three %
the reulinluE fnur games pro
vlded ChieaEo F-snE itH three re-
mHfnfnE games. II Cleveland
should break even and the white
gor rhoHIT win their three games
each would finish with os won
and 80 lest.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-30
Railway Football
Team Lines Up

The boys Of the Fl Paso and South
western Mechanical school have been
at hard practice the last week under
the coaching OF r. c. Prothro and
team captain sam Gillespie.
The team is ready 70 meet any team
IN or out OF town OF its own weight,
which Is on an average OF las pounds
The lineup is: James Bryant. Louis
Oberkamp 1r-, Orville Cornwall. sam
Gillespie, John Mclean, Leon Ross.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-30

Pitcher sterling Stryker, taken
from Toledo By the New York Giants
and transferred 20 san Antonio, where
he finished the Texas league season
has now been transferred by the New
York club 10 Indianapolis
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-30
'ZIH' AGENT OF
BETTING RING;
WAS RELEASED
Toney and Kauff to Tell Grand
jury About Offers to Throw
Mid Season Games.
TEAM
GIVEN WARNING

CHICAGO. III Sept. 30.-FurtheT
grand jury Investigation Of the
Chicago White SoE world series
scandal was temporarily delayed to-
day as word was received from Maclay
HoTne- states attorney. now On New
York 10 hold up proceedings until his
return
An official statement to the grand
jury from Happy Felsch OF his lyuoWl-
edge Of the 1918 world series fixing"
was expected soon Eddie Cicorte In
his statement 10 the grand jury said
that Felsch got 5000 for his share in
The alleged conspiracy, but a state
ment to The grand jury said that
Felsch got 5000 Tor his share IN the
alleged conspiracy, but a statement
credited TO Felsch yesterday said that
only one mispiay could have been
charged 70 him in the series, and that
the muff q fly ban was unintsn-
uonaL
EeGrurF TO Return.
John AclaraT7r manager of the New
ERIK Giants who was examined by
the grand jury yesterday, left for New
arks but was expected 20 return
Tuesday with Benny Kauff and Fred
Ioneg. members Of his club. kauff
was alleged TO have been involved in
throwing game last summer on
a deal with Heine Zimmerman
Iadietments, "a 81 said. may be
voted against three more ball
players and six or seven gamblers.
Two Of the latter may be q man
known az Brown. Of New York.
and -s1oFtn Sullivan OF Boston.
WAC were named IN the confes-
sion 20 the grand jury yesterday
81 Claude Williams rs the men
who paid him the money for him
self and Joe Jackson for their
share IN the world series efhrov7-
inE-H Whether the eight iudlef-
meutH previously reported voted
viii be returned IN cuurf dep-ndE
upon the decision Of states alter
ney HoFue.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-30

A LTHOUGH the White Sex
a have virtually been eIlui-
mated from the American
league neunnnt race By the Hus-
pension Of seven star players,
Fullerton viii continue to show
the Averages Of this team IN his
daily stories as a matter OF COM
uarison to the BroOl<lTu team.
The Yankees also appear 10 be
out but their averages viii be
carried just the same. Mr. Ful-
lertou e. the premier dopester OF
The baseball world and thousands
OF fans are interested in HIS
breezy comparisons Of the play
era In the two big leagues.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-30
STANDINGS


Where They Play Friday.
Chicago a. St. Louis.
Cleveland az Detroit
Warrington az Philadelphia.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-30

Where They Play Friday.
Seattle 40 Portland
Los Angeles at Oakland
salt Lake at Sacramento
san Francisco at Vernon.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-30
70. s5THE RIGHT FIELDERs-

Brooklyn 4s not oulciassed-
The dope figures for the seven
regular positions, Including the study
OF the right fieiders with either New
York, Chicago or Cleveland Of the
American League indicate the Dod-
gers are not quite the equal OF the
teams Of the younger league The
difference however, IS extremely
small, smaller than IS usual in the
doping Of two teams in the Worlds
Series. and in each case the figure
advantage Of the American Letgue
teams Is due 70 the presence Of great
stars On those teams.
brooklyn has no real great star
nmnng its regulars who are just
common hard working huEtlluE
ball playerHs EFho must be figured
against Hueh stars as Speaker,
Eddie Collins and Babe Ruth
whose proves adds many points
20. the value OF their teams
The right fielders ] expected would
develop a big difference between the
teams, yet Brooklyn holds up fairly
WelL Aucn Of course depends upon
the arrangements Bobby makes in
doping this 7 have been compelled TO
figure that Bobby viii have al least
two Of his outfislders in right during
the series, and more than probably
viii use three al different stages.
~ IS unfortunate that he cannot com
OF Lamar, Neis and Griffith which
would give him a clean lead over all
rivals in that position.
In doping this have figured that
the bulk Of the work VIII fan upon
Lamar, for Robby wants punch out
there and Lamar can hit. However,
Il Is impossible 10 figure Griffith out.
or for the matter OF that Neis al
though Neis cannot hit much and Is
not likely 20 be OF much value 20 his
team as q attacking unit
Robby needs shock troops for this
battle and he viii use the men with
the punch as much as possible.
Weak Spot For All.
Oddly enough, right field seems 20
be the Wabbly spot Of all the teams
doped- smith, while he can hit, is
not a finished product and it Is By no
means certain that he win 60 the
entlre route. Graney would be the
man for this series. brit that old lame
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-30
BOSTON BREAKS
EVEN IN FAST
DOUBLEHEADER

Boston, Mass, Sept 5a.-Boston and
Philadelphia divided a double header. the
home team winning the first contest
wednesday The first game was played 90
one hour and five minutes
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-30

"Eallel Tor ~ ea.lIlAl u aaaal--a
fBatted for Lamb IN nlnth-
Slated for Van Glider On ninth
Score by innings.
Cleveland -.--.--.-. osi 111 osl-11 IL
ST. Louis ..-.---... cG1 900 COL
Two base hits 0'Nclls Evans Sacrifice
hits Gardner. Jameson. Gerber. Base on
balls. coralssl-le. e WGlman. 81 Van Gil
der. e. Innings pitched. Wellmal. Q; Van
Glider. e strucEout CoVeleslzie. 8; Well
man. i; Van cider, l. VIVID pitch. Well
nan
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-30
Rentrop Clashes
With /. Cramer

Charles Rentrop. European light
heavyweight wrestler. Is to meet Joe
Cramer, Of Denver, in a catch as
catch can finish match tonight before
the Ell Pas0 wrestling association.
Reutrop has had a number Of en-
gagemeHts in FL Paso, having met
defeat at the hands Of Chris Jordan,
while be has defeated Bobby Bylund-
Jordan, in return match. and sam
Clapham. In the latter match Clap
ham was outclassed from the first
minute Of the fray
Several scra ppy preliminaries have
been lined up by matchmaker John
Mcintosh.
PURCHASES NEW PLAYER
The Minneapolis club has purchased
second baseman walter Nufer from
the washington Springs club, Of the
south Dakota league.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-30

Boston .---.----.--. 900 O1o col O
Three base HIT Fletcher. Double plays
Fletcher 10 J. Miller 10 Paulstta- Easczei
% Maranvl-e- Base on balls Smith. g;
Qeschger. L St-uckout, Smith. 9. Oesch-
ger 8. Wild pitch, Oaschrer.
sernnr Conc
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-30

Philadelphia -.---... 900 1o1 1ee-B Is o
Boston -------.--- 600 100 0oo-1
Two base HIT. Williams Three base hIt.
7. Miller. Sacrifice hits. Fauietle, J. lIiI-
Ter, Aeusel- Double piaEs j. 1Euler % Pau
ierre; Powell 30 Gpwdy 20 BoeclreL Base
on balls, Meadows, 4; FuiinEim, .. Struck
out by Meadows. 6. wild pitch, FuiinEim-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-30

Toledo. 10; kansas city, s.
Minneapolis al Columbus, played Sunday.
Milwaukee at Indianapolis. cold.
81. Paul az Louisville. previously played.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-30
Is Out
For The Team

RTEW HAVEN, Conn, Sept. 3d.
IN Judged by the superb physical
condition in which Eddie
Eagan, former HEAVYWEIGHT cham
plou OF the A. z. f., reported for
the yale football squad. that puEi-
list viii find a position on the first
eleven From the date OF his re-
porting for practice he has been
rush squad by head coach Tad
Jones' This is the weakest Of an
the positions at Yale field and
EaEan's chances for breaking into
the game are regarded as tip-top.
Last year be began the season at
tackle and finished at fullhaci-. He
is regarded as Cne Of the best all
round members Of the squad.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-30

Aa----- AaN AAAHHa II ---A
Score BY inninEz
View York 1900. 400 600 900 49, - o
Phnadslphia --.-- 20 ol5 600 81 10 3
Two base hlls. Ruth. Dusan- Home runs.
Lewis Pip. G walker. Dykes Sacrifice
hit1 J. walker. Dykes Dcahls plays. FTa-d
Stylal Base on balls, OF ShaUEsy. s. of
naylcT. 4. OF Hnsty & IlullFI pitched.
l-ETlor. = HzstT, 10. struciruut, - shc=-