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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-03-09

The Western Union gang didn't get
around for a confab with the Wheeler
Scheblers. but the Wheelers got some
big counts, proving that they have no
use for pace settlers
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-03-09

The Deuces Wild gave the Bell Hops
two wins and then trounced them once
just to show them that they weren't
so much as they thought they were.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-03-09

William Curtis defeated Ed Sullivan in
the playoff for the state three-cushion
billiard tourney championship last night
at Harry Coolers parlor, 80 to 80, in sew
enty-six innings. Sullivan had the high
run of the match, 1t being a five. Curtis
negotiated several threes for his best
counts. Tonight Sullivan and league
play
BIG TEN BASKETBALL
Michigan, 80; Minnesota, 16.
Wisconsin, "a; Ohio State. %.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-03-09

The lmperials took three straights from
the Langsenkamps when Duncal delivered
a double century load. Lang went big
for the losers, but his buddies were off.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-03-09
PIRATES.

HOT SPRINGS, March 1.-TWO Night
workouts were on the schedule for the
Pirates today Nine players were still
missing at roll call, but 1t is expected
that some Of them would come I'm during
the day.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-03-09

At Notwithstanding Boorde. Atlanta,
won a popular newspaper decision over
Kid Young Of New Orleans, in eight
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-03-09
SPOKEs.

NEW ORLEANS, March 9.-Manager
Speaker has temporarily abandoned prac-
tice in the Cleveland camp as a result of
a snow furry.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-03-09
CHARLES LOGAN :
ROWING

The wood fell in the right direction
for the Manufacturers loop strong arms
last night.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-03-09

The Bee-Vee- Dees did the some thing
to the Worry Chasers. MUIR got the
only double circle count the Chasers
could boast OF.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-03-09
KLEIN HOLDS FIRST GLASS.

MIAMI, March 9-Umpire Bill KLEIN
started today on his campaign to en-
tighten National league bali players on
the new rules by working on the Reds.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-03-09

westenhofer turned in couple of
whopper scores for the Marmons, but
they dropped two to the Kingans. The
middle game was a thriller, the auto
builders winning by one stick.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-03-09

At Dallas, TeI.-Bobby Waugh, TT
Worth. Knocked out Joe Turner, Mem
phis, in the second round of a scheduled
ten-round bout
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-03-09

It was three time-win night In the
Commercial circuit.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-03-09
OTHER MONDAY BOUTS.

At Philadelphis-Be Yalger out
pointed Jimmy Murphy. a local boxer,
in six rounds
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-03-09

At Slilwaukee-Pinkie Mitchell shaded
rounds
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-03-09

The Gibson Autos took three from the
Brunswick Photographs, the Citizens Gas
copied everything In their match with
the Central Union Telephones, the Pre-
mier Motors thumped the Langsdale Gas
crew every time, the Midwest Engines
put the Keyless Locks TO bed without
any supper and the Crescent Papers
wrecked the lives Of the Prospect Gas
representatives.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-03-09
REDS.

MIAMI. March 9.-Usual opening day
practice tactics prevailed with the Gin
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-03-09

At Hartford-Jack Britton defeated <.
o. Plstitz in ten rounds. Joe Lynch
defeated sammy Waltz in ten rounds.
Young Shaney knocked out George
Brown In the fourth round. Eddie Waltz
defeated Kid Lewis in six rounds
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-03-09

The Pork Chops kept the Rotary league
in style by forfeiting to the Shoe Strings.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-03-09
BY HEZE CLARK.

At the close the successful basketball
college Indiana university
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-03-09
Curtis 3-Cushion Victor

At Canton, O.-Billy Ryan knocked out
Al Doty IN the ninth round.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-03-09

The Marmon Boosters were content
with a two-tlme victory over the Stand
ard Oils
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-25
Doping The World Series;
3rd SGckers Compare Well


was lost In defence. He has done
more than that he has proved game
blocker and he blocks down hits that
go through some third basemeu Who
pretend 70 be stars The boy can hit,
hit them hard and far away.
Has EDGE over ward
This, Of course, gives nm 2 plg
edge over Ward. the brilliant but
light hitting Yankee.
Ward Is a find. n corlzinE ball
player, but the dope does not up
hold the press ageutlnE he has
had from the New York experts
this season. He locks 20 be a nor
NAL $50 hitter at the best IN HIS
Own league against the run Of
pitching that he bats uEuinEt- He
will not hit that wei against
Grimes AID PfefGer, and we must
scale down his attacking value on
that basis, no matter how much
He can assuredly outfield Johnston
and he Is a faster man. have an
idea that Higgins would have done
considerably better, In picking team
for this series, 70 assign Meusel 20
weaken q bit as Robby did, and de-
pend upon Meusei 20 help the at
tack That however, would entail
weakening the hitting someWhere else
unless Bodie, who has developed Into
a dangerous and persistent hitter, Is
able TO play
weaver VI. Johnston.
Compared with Buck Weaver, Of
course, Johnston does not shine
Weaver Is hitting great guns and Is
one Of the really great thirdbasemen
OF the country IL defensive as well
as offensive work. You VIII observe
that Weaver is not rated quite as
high IN ny dope figures against
age would entitle him 20 be rated.
That Is because sherry Smith and
Grimes both would stop him almcEt
20 q whisper II they are right When
they work Gardner also oulclasses
Johnston as third bageman. no nat
ter how the figures may be read
Plainly, Bro0klyn's lineup as far
as we have gone with the dope lG
showing well as compared with the
Tanks- Either they are better team
Kanlzz are overrated IN some depart
meuLs-
I expected before starting 70
nuyulgne the dope Figures that the
KankE would show a very decided
superiority exec utllE In the pitch
ing department. and that the Brook
Ign pitchers would have to show
considerable 1Eperlnrity to over
come this haudlcau. What the
study Of the remaining positions
win reveal ] an not certain but
the DOdEerg are holding their own
very Fell-Gud in reserve strength
that Is, in uuderstudies capable
OF Jumping in and filling vacancies
caused BY Injuries or By chang
lag batters-the Dodgers gain
number OF points in position
value.
In the next article we viii compare
the shortstops and try 20 compile the
amended iufleld figures. comparing
the teams on the basis Of their
strength against the kind OF pitching
they are liable TO encounter.-CopV-
right 1890 the Bell Syndicate, Inc
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-25
Brisbane Boxer
Loses Hard Bout

Brisbane. Austria, Sept. 25.-Paul
Dempsey OF Brisbane, who had been
knocking out all corners the past
year, feu before SilVino Jamito, the
Filipino featherWeight. in a 20 round
battle az the Brisbane arena Demp-
sey had been made hot faTorite and
thousands Of pounds was Wagered on
the result. Jamito beat him almost
every round and scored q most de-
cisiFe victory. The Manila boy was
ready % depart Tor America 70 join
George BaLllleu, who also has LEV
Edwards, but the offers were 50 big
here for him that he decided 20 re-
main a while longer Later he nay
leave for the United States, as he
wants 70 get q crack a. Johnny Kill
bane. featherWeight champion
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-25
SD FOUR TO
FACE SEVENTH
CAVALRY TEAM

one 70 the most crucial games Of
the FL Pas0 polo tourney to determine
the district military Championship
team VIII be held Sunday afternoon
at ESQ o'clock ct Fort Bliss when the
SIND arHuery and seven cavalry
fours meet on the new polo field
The winning team Of the tourney,
according to the announcement Of
LFsrs Il j.. FeaEherstone. district
polo officer. is 10 meet the Tenth cav
airy team. champion four Of the Arl-
iona district here next wednesday.
me victorious team OF this game Is
70 atteud the army corps aero r-rular
ulzy at FORT sam Houston to contest
for the department title. The lneups
Of the opposing teams Sunday fol-
low Artillery No. Cd, Lieut. Argoi
no. 90. Capt cuiFzei no CD, Lieut.
Reynolds No. 90, Capt Whltei SUD
stitute, Capt Dosher-
eeveuth-No. I'D. Lieut. CralEi NO.
fs3. Lieut. Gay. 10. f3), lieut. shorti
10. "a. Capt. wood; substitute, Lieut.
van InEau. Referees viii be capt
smith. Eighth cavalry and Lieut.,
Featherstone, headquarters detach-
rnanti tiuekeepers, capt Price ana
Lieut.. Sullivan, Remouuti scorer,
cant. Lacey. Eighth cavalry goal
Keepers yellow. lieut. uptoui red
TIruf Baird
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-25

LINE UP FOR
BUSY SEASON


There IS absolutely no DOUBT ,p lI
that the 1890 Church Basketball
LEAGUE viii be the best and strongest
Ia Fl Paso church league history
strong teams al this early date and
these teams are practicing faithfully
M. Sinai, First Methodists. First
Christians and the Central Baptists
are Boosting strong organizalloIils-
Nothing can Sc heard from the Trinity
Wethodists and the Cathedrals haven't
made any noise yet q.
Ponsf0rd has taken The heart out o.
the Trinltarians and that they won't
be IN the running this year, but the
Kuickerbockers have never shown
cold feet before and without 2 doubt
the wise ones VIII get q Jolt Wnen
the Methodisls come romping ia with
a strong lineup. The material is there
and II they don't come IN Il surely
win be a ease Of cold-feet on some
body's part
Sag shea o. "a Mexico. which may
account for the loss OF euthusi asm on
the part Of the Cathedrals, but Bob
Carson Is digging around and without
a doubt viii put in a strong team
The First Methodlsts are losing 5auers
but one man never made a team the
heartbroken over the loss OF their
sturdy little forward. They have q
mighty good string OF boys all -rariu-
20 go." Bob Martin. OF the Central
BEptistg, claims that he VIII have the
sensation Of the season IN a team OF
six fo0ters who viii average around
the ITO mark All Bob says rs,
Watch US 60"
The next church league meeting
viii be held ln the z. -. c. A. physical
office on Saturday night next, when
FINAL arrangements VIII be made for
the opening games 70 be held on sat
urdays october 16-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-25
Masquerading Boxers Menace
Cause Injury To Boxing Game

4 MILWAUKEE,, Wis, Sept 25.-BoL-
Wiers never think what harm might
be done by using another's name
until e strikes home. There have
been many OF the dub variety who
have Travelled about the country,
using different names at times.
usaully ia small towns where they
are not 50 liable 70 be called TO &C
count. Hugh Shannon, the Buffalo
promoter and manager OF several
boxers, makes a howl about the IN
justice done good boxers by IN
scrupulous ones who annex names
they are not entitled TO-
Says HuEhle; on August 10 a.
New Bedford, Mass, some alleged
fighter unprecedented Lockport jimmy
Duffy, vel known WelterWeight me
United Press and other news agencies
sent out reports that Jimmy Duffy
Of LodEport had been stopped b.
Gene belmont in six rounds This
was very unfair TO Duffy, who has
never been IN New Bedford, and who
could whip e roomful Of boys Ike
belmont
should Punlsh Bo1erH-
Promoters should punish boxers
caught doing anything Of that kind
Boxers have TO earn their regulations
b. hard battles in the ring and II ia
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-25
Boxing BOoms In Australia
Several New Champs Develop

Beckett, British heavyweight champ
ion, for a side stake OF $4,000. Beck
cit betting $4,000 against 5000 on
the result, but Mac said he had ar
ranged 20 sail for America and could
not change his plans
Re did say, however, in case either
Beckett or Frank Moran should be
fndfsposed for their fight, Sept "a,
IN London, he Cl1cCormack) would be
Wiling 70 return 20 England and
meet either enc and bet his money AZ
eFens. Should Beckett defeat Moran
IN London the chances are he viii be
rroomed for a meeting then with
Dempsey, although he first wants 20
meet Carpenter II such q match Is
possible
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-25
LAMESA WINS
VALLEY TITLE
NFAST GAME

The La Mesa baseball team vent TO
Las Cruces last Wednesday and played
an exhibition game at the Lair with
the Las Cruces ball team Tor the
Championship Of the Mesila valley.
The game was one OF the best ever
PLAYED there. each team being full OF
pep and lighting spirit that goes with
every good game The La Mesa boys
scored twice in the first inning, and
the Cruces boys eVened IL up in the
fourth inning and put two more TO It
ia the fifth. The Ia Mesa team added
one 70 the scere in the SIXTH leaving
the Cruces boys still one 70 the good
Neither side was able 70 score until
the ninth when the Ia Mesa boys
came 70 bat koeniE, the first man
NJ started the rally by knocking the
ball over the fence for a home run
Five more boys crossed The rubber
before they were retired, including
another home run by Ray Lawrence
when Las Cruces came 20 bat IN the
last half, the players tried hagd 70 lie
the score The first one up found the
bail for q home run and one more
crossed the rubber before they were
retired, making the score 8 10 s IN
favor OF the Ia Mesa team
The feature Of the game was the
heavy hitting q the La Mesa team
and the good fielding Of the Cruce7
boys The outfieiders handled al
their chances without an error
Batteries-Ila Mesa Lawrence, Sui
Iivan and Hammondss Las Cruces Ed
mundson and Edmundson-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-25
Boys In
Business Field

j. c. Mckinney aud Frank .. Scot
ton, jr-s two young business men Of
Fl Paso have launched THE Auto
Washary company" at 700 TEXAS
street The company has the distinc-
ton Of being the first and only one
OF it's kind to work Independently in
FL Paso. and 10 is incidentally, the
first business venture OF the young
men who were In government service
during the world war, Scotch being
decorated for Valor 10 the Chateau
Thierry sector while Mckinney was
IN naval service A separate depart
meut where e car may be taken and
thoroughly overhauled and creased
VIII be an adjunct 20 the -autowash-
cry company, which has the latest
equipment for cleaning automobiles.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-25
Champion Clabby
Returning Home

san Francisco, Calf sept 90
Jimmy Ciabby, American middle
weight, viii receive a fine reception
when he returns here from New yea
land. Australia claims Jimmy a. KS
own since the war despite the fact
that he Is stiil an American and they
want him 70 remain here for al tine
Jimmy has helped matters along ~
taking unto himself . New leaianq
bride he sends word that he win
probably come back 70 Australia for
a short stay and then, u possible
arranSs for a trip to his old home
AZ Hammcud. Indiana Jimmy, besides
winning a very pretty wife in Maori
land, also wen several good battles
for which he received all told about
5000. IL he visits America this sum
msr (which viii be our winter herel
he VIII probably challenge Johnny
Wilson. the American midd.eweight
title holdeE, and also Nike DloWa
and Nike Gibbons Jimmy has always
wanted another meeting With Gl1-
hons, as he says he was not IN proper
condition when he last met Nike.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-25
French Champ
To Train Hard

New York, Sept. 55.-GeorEes Car
pentier, Preach champion, IS going
through a severe course Of training
for his match with Battling Levinszy
az the Brooklyn baseball park, Oc-
tober u. The weather may cause q
as it ig very uneertafn a that time
Of tbs year. The French star did not
waste any time after his arrival In
the states, but settled down 90 work
at Freddy WelEh's health farm IN
Jersey and expects 20 be IN perfect
shape for the battle. Everything de-
ponds On this contest as to whether
Georges viii meet champion Jack
Dempsey later. II ne can whip Le-
whisky dscislTsiy Eu vel and good.
Il not the match with Dempsey VIII
90 EilmmarinE, also the 100000
which has been offered % tbs French
man as hts share Of the affair.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-25

a shame TO have boxers OF such class
Try 20 annex a name that does not
belong to them Let them fight for
their regulations the same as the top
notch boys" What lIr. Shannon says
IS very true There have been NUM-
erous cases where dubs have tried
70 palm themselves of as top notch
boxers, but it is a hard matter now
adays 70 turn trick OF that kind
before any legitimate club Such
boxers should be barred for all tine
from all legitimate clubs.
.
Harry Donahue. Pekin- H. and q
pretty good boxer several years ago
tried 10 come back at san Francisco
e few days ago In the four round
game, but made a mistake as SO many
others have done recently Harry
boxed Frankie Farren and was beaten
before he started. BE ls 90 years old
but seems all in and through vita
the game. Abeut eight OF nine years
ago Dcnahue was boxing the best
ughtweights about the east and mid
die west. same old story
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-25

DROOKLYN Is lucky IN the dope,
y lucky that in comparison Of po-
sition values It IS more probable
that the Dodgers must meet the
Yankees than either Cleveland OF
Chicago AS compared with the yam
kee third base outfit the Dodgers
show a small superiority while, com
pared with either Cleveland or Chi
cago the Brooklyn figures would
show considerable fnferiority.
No wonder the Dodgers were plug
ging hard for the Kanks 10 win the
American league championship for.
beyond the mere money involved, they
seem 10 compare better against the
Yankees than against either OF the
others. At least that IS true thus
far in the figures and IL the same
holds true through the study Of other
positions the Dodgers VIII have n
much better chance Of winning than
the majority Of the experts now seem
to think they have.
Better Compared to Fanizs.
Besides showing a superiority IN
the figures here presented there ls
a chance that Johnston viii show an
even greater advantage when com
pared directly with the Yankees He
figured TO hit the Yankee pitching
harder than he would hit an average
and New York. AT present I Em
forced 10 figure that way but the
American league race now seems to
be coming to an end we viii figure
Johnston directly against the Sex and
Cleveland pitchers when We compile
the infield values
Let 90 not be supposed for an
instant that the dope holds John
Eton up to be a great third base
man. He iE not. He II a hard
working, willing fellow with lot
Of pep and punch, crude as a de-
feuElVe player, bat always trying.
His offensive strength a. great
He O. not only q normal 800 hlt-
ter. but he f. a dangerous hitter
aEainst any kind OF pitching and
] know one Yankee STIR who VIII
Eet n hummerlng when he pitches
to Johnston which WIN surprise
him.
Johnston never claimed to be a third
baseman Uncle Wilbur Robinson
made him one The defensive value
Of third base Is not great The num-
Der Of chances any player has at
third base IS small. and the character
OF the chances IS such that they
either get them or don't. The chances
are hard and luck plays a big part
Robinson decided last spring that
HIS chief defensive asset was pitchers
He figured this would be q year Of
hard hitting and he deliberately chose
TO Sacrifice some defensive strength
IN order TO gain more attacking pow
er- He knew Johnston was raw az
third. but that he would make up IN
HIS hitting and general attack that
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-25
A Hunters Paradise
sPRINeEREILLE. ID.

Is the EatsHay 70 the White Mouutainl.
the largest unbroken wilderness IN the
Southwest Thcaa mcuntail1 are COW
cred with timber and watered With
NUMEROUS fine trout atraalE Altitude
T00o 70 16.10t feet Climatic conditions
IDEAL Huuting season opens Oct LIST
Bear deer, mountain Hon and turkeys
more plentiful this season than Tor
years. THE APACHE TAVERN new.
thoroughly modern hotel. nov open.
Come and enjoy a real hunt In solid
comfort Guides. pack horses and
licenses furnished. AddreEs
=. j.. THELEs MGR
Apache Tavern, eprinEerTlles ARK
On National Old Trails Road
Good motor roads all the way.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-25

nAng FRANCISCO, Calf. Sept e5--'
News Just received from Jack
- Munro. manager Of the Stadium In
sydney. Australia, s. to the effect that
the boxing game IS growing every
week and was never In better con
dition. Three American boxers have
arrived there in the persons OF Eddie
CouIon Of New Orleans, young K O.
Brown Of New Orleans and KID Al
rareE OF Memphis. Tenn George
SHADE. a California middleWeights has
also arrived IN Sydney and viii have
several matches before he returns 70
the states. Coulon VIII have tough
game for his first match in Jackie
Green. bantamweight champion. ana
II Eddie can get on even terms win
tire stout little Australian he VII be
fortunate. Brown has a clever boy 9
meet IN George Mendies, eL-llyETeigl--
champion, while Alvarez VIII bump
into a tartar IN Jerry sullivan.
o. the game there Mr. Munro says;
asid Godfrey. who held the feather
weight championship, had terrific
battle with Joe Symonds, thu former
English champion bantam Lley
fought az 126 pounds end put up $1,000
TO make the weight The betting Was
two 10 one on Symouds at the start,
but after the first round, when SD
put him down three times, the betting
changed 10 Godfrey five 70 one. Il
looked 100 70 one then In the fourth
Symonds recovered and began work
ing ike 81 champion. The betting
switched arain TO two 20 one on sy-
monds. as Godfrey was fast going 70
pieces. due 70 the low weight he had
made. Symonds- had been using the
Shamrock punch and was warned
several times. Finally referee Joe
wallis disqualified symonds IN the
seventh for again using the foul blow
and Godfrey was declared winner
Tommy Urens Australian weller
Champion, is still in New Lenland
and has fights on with Jimmy
Clabby and Fritz Holland Jackie
Green has gone into the taxi bual-
ness and Is satisfied now to have
one fight n Ns1 weeks OF more.
The came promises big f0E the
coming spring and sumner tour
winter a. their summerl and We
have some coed matches In sight
There was talk o. Green going TO
America. but after Lew Edwards
ernerlenee ] daubf whether Jackie
win 20. was very sorry 20 know
Tat LEV lost bat pleased at bic
win over LaETIer and hope he VIII
have better lack from now On
The English boxers six OF them
F7m be leaving for home next
month