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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-03

Boston. Mass July 5.-Doublss By Wit
and Hooper gave Boston a victory over
Washington Friday. with one out in the
last OF the tenth after Washington had
nine to two advantage at the end Of The
sixth.
Score RHE
washington ...... 102 1o4 600 o-s1s Z
Boston ---...-.. 200 004 IL 10 u /
Batteries Washington. Shaw. Erickson.
Snyder Courtney, Schacht and Charity;
Boston. Karr, Jones. EibS@ and walters.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-03

where They Play Sunday.
St Louis at Chicago.
Cleveland at Detroit.
Where They Play Monday.
81. Louis at Detroit.
Chicago at Cleveland.
New York at Washington.
Boston az Philadelphia.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-03

CHICAGO H. July sROgeE H0rHsb the St Louis star banged out his
- Tooth Wednesdays game
player league century HOrnsby slipped
batting continues to hold comfortable lead the
games according
today games Wednesday The St Louis
the
highest IN The league doubles
with
AIaz O Chicago registered 46 times.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-03
DIVIDE
WITH BRAVES
Boston and New York
Break Even; Reds Wallop
Cubs in Close Game.

New York, July s.-New York ana Bos-
ton divided a double header Friday, the
Braves winning the first game IN II in
nlngs and the Giants the second. - to l.
The opening contest was marked By five
home runs The Giants found Scott and
Hearne easy IN the second game.
score r. H. z.
Boston ...-....-. 0s1 600 100 oa-s IS
New York --.---- 100 90 O23 0O--7 II 0
Batteries; Boston, Oeschger, Fillingim,
Scott and Gowdys New York. Benton,
Douglas and Smith
Second game. RH.E.
Boston ..--......... 10 01e o1o-4 "A
New York ...-..... 20 204 OBS IA
Batteries Boston. Scott Hearns and
O'Neill; New York, Douglas and Smith.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-03

where They Play Sunday.
Vernon at salt Lake
Oakland at Portland.
salt Lake at San Francisco.
Sacramento at Los Angeles.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-03
DODGERS WIN FOURTH.

Brooklyn. y. Y. July s-Brooklyn won
It's fourth straight game By beating Phila-
delphia Friday.
Score. RHE
Philadelphia I'm 900 900 1901
Brooklyn -......4-. 900 o01 0o1-3 8 5
Batteries: Philadelphia. Causey and
wheat: Brooklyn. Pfeffer and Elliott,
rrrunrar
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-03

The man who has the pop-peddling
at the Oklahoma City bail
park raised his price 70 is cents a
bottle and tight-waisted bottles at
that The fans put on a boycott and
the concession man came off his
high horse.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-03
July 5 Program
Is Busy One

I'll PAsO sport lovers viii have
many attractions on July 8,
when Independence day viii be
officially observed. The com
plete athletic program comprises
a golf tourney at the FL Paso
Country club links IN the upper
valley, baseball games in FL Paso
and a boxing match at the Fort
Bliss punch bowl in the evening
Aside from this several El Paso
teams have games arranged out
side OF the city, among them be
ing the First National bank which
plays a thres-game series at Hur-
ley, starting Sunday, and the Zone
supply team which plays IN Carri-
zozo. The local program follows:
Country club summer handicap
golf tourney
Knights Of Columbus versus In
ternationals, baseball, Rio Grande
park.
Tommy Carter versus Tommy
Murphy, 10 rounds boxing, Fort
Bliss punch bowl
The last named event viii be
held Monday evening starting at
Sis o'clock
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-03

Springfield, No, July Sam Lang
ford scored a knockout in the third
round Of q scheduled ten round bout
with Jack Mitchell. OF St Louis, here
Friday night
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-03

Where IheT Pay sunday.
Philadelphia at Brooklyn.
PittsburE at Cincinnati
Boston at New York.
Chicago at st. Louis.
Where They Play Monday.
pittsburg at Cincinnati.
Chicago at st. Louis
Brooklyn at Boston.
Philadelphia at New York.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-03
sox MAZE ERRORS AND LOSE.
Score

Chicago. III. July s.-Erratie fielding
BY Chicago coupled with opportune hit
ting. gave St Louis victory in ten In
ninss Friday.
s~o-. RI E
&. Touls .. 90 900 o01 - Il
Chfcaro -.....-.... 600 $50 1o1 0-5 10
Batteries: St Louis. shocker and sew
ereid: Chicago, c. Williamson and schalE-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-03

Kansas City, No. July s.-Morris
Lux, Pacific coast welterweight and
Harvey Thorpe. Of Kansas City, boxed
ten fast rounds here tonight the ref
cree deciding the bout was a draw.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-03

Toledo. Z; Indianapolis. g.
ST. Paul. 3: annapolis. 2.
Louisville at Columbus. wet grounds.
No others scheduled
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-03

Cincinnati, o.. July s.-Cincinnsd de-
feated Chicago in hard fought II inning
game Friday Both Ring and Carter were
hit freely. the former receiving the better
support
Score. RI Z.
Chicago ........ 900 800 oo1 of-5 :
Cincinnati --.... 90 100 100 o2-s 10 Q
Batteries: Chicago. Carter and DalV,
o'Farrell;; Cincinnati, Ring and Winggo.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-03
CARDS BLANK PIrTsBURG.

St Louis. No, July st Louis shut
out PittsburE. Doak holding the visitors
safe all the way, while the locals punched
three hits of Hamilton IN the third IN
ming for enough runs TO win Friday Pitts
burg did not get a runner past second base
until the ninth Inning.
Score. RHE
Pittsburg ........... 900 900 900
St Louis --...-..... O0s 600 01s-s l
Batteries; Pittsburg. Hamilton. Meador
and Schmidt; St Louis. Doalk and Dill
hoefsr
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-03

81. Joseph. g. Des Moines. o.
Tulsa. J.: wichita, g.
Okiahoma city. = Joplin. g
Omaha, s. Sioux City, O.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-03
Hornsby Continues Lead; Champ May Box I endle
ST. LOUIS CARDINAL STAR MAKES
100THHIT; HAS AVERAGE Of $3.50

Intrepid TneIder Slams Out 19 Doubtless 10 Triples and
Six Home Runs for High Average of National League;
Max Carey, of Pittsburg Is Fitting Consistently,
but Fails to Approach Mark Of st. Louis Crack
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-03

A4Aa 4AAae4ea s.-a=-=- y
Los Angeles. Thomas. Hughes and Japan.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-03

ADV.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-03
STANDINGS
ARaEY-cIT4 LEAGUE.


Game sunday
Irternationals and Knights o. Columbus
Game Monday
Internationais and Knights Of Columbus.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-03
YANKS WIN AND
CONTINUE TIE
Indians Also Score Vic
tory and League Lead
ers Are Still Even.

Philadelphis, Pa, July s.-Nsw York
continued the tie FOR first place with
Cleveland By taking the fourth straight
victory ever Philadelphia Friday. Walkers
muff IN the sixth scored three runs and de-
cided the game.
Score. R.H.E-
New York .......... 01e O04 600 Z o
Phuadelphia 5000. DO 0l0 002-f 10 Q
Batteries: New York. Thormahlen and
Hannah: Philadelphia. Harris. Hasty and
Perkins
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-03

SOUTHWESTERN training
Saturday uar with Tommy Monday
punch Saturday morning declared that he
in the pink Of condition
IN the city within the next few hours the
Fifth cavalry star having experienced some difficulty IN getting his tuoqgh
preliminary
Saturday shape and
contested boxing anticipated during the entire saId
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-03

Detroit. Mich. July s.-clsvsland hit
three Detroit pitchers hard and won the
opening game OF the series Friday costly
error by Pineln started the scoring Tor the
visitors IN the third which netted six runs
after two men were out
Score. R.HE.
Cleveland .......... o0s 90 1910 II
Detroit ---.-.-----. 90 900 20o-5
Batteries. Cleveland. Coveiesirie and
o'Nelll; Detroit. Dauss. Ayers. Okris and
stanags, Manion.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-03

The one game that contained two
drives that emptied the three bases
was played by the Indians and Red
Sex in Boston on May T. Elmer
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-03

FULL line Of KODAKs and KODAK
supplies at Gandara's-Adv.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-10-21
By Jack VeiOck.

New York, Oct 21-Two players who will make their initial bows in "big league" football stadiums next Saturday, will be watched with un- usual interest by close followers of the game.
 One of these young men is "Bo'' McMillin, captain and All-American quarterback of the Centre College football eleven, who will lead his team against Harvard at Cambridge.
 The other is Carl Beck, West Vir- ginia's blonde tornado, whose playing has featured every game the Noun taineers have played this season. Beck and his teammates are on their way here today en route to New Ha- ven, where they will attempt to emu late Boston College and run the Yale Bulldog ragged. The Mountaineers will stop off here tomorrow and practice on South Field, the home of Columbians.
 The wonderful au-around playing of "Bo' McMillin, which won him the 1919 All-American quarterback posi- tion, is too well known for recount ing here.
 Suffice it to say that he is just as brilliant as ever, both at carrying the ball and hunning his team, and that Harvard's players will have their hands Sfull keeping him away from their goal line.
 At New Haven, where the Noun taineers and Bulldogs are slated to tangle, Young Carl Beck will be marked man.
 The blonde back of the Morgan town eleven has made a reputation
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-10-21
l Games Tonight. Bridgeport at New Bedford. Providence at Salem.

Fall River. Mass, Oct. 21 - The Salem team gave the Fall River Tigers good drubbing here f34st night winning to in a hard played game. In the second period Hardy and Pierce exchanged a few passes. The work of Alexander and Williams featured.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-10-21
Kempton Flashes His Speedy Legs
 In Yale Practice
Halfback, Succeeding Aid rich, Makes Some Remark
 able Runs In Scrimmages

Yesterday afternoon in the Yale practice Leon Walker, last years tackle, resumed his old place in the line and this leads one to- believe that Tad Jones and Harry Vaughan have evidently given up the idea that he can be made into an end.
 The playing of Dan Kelly and Eddie Jones at quarterback for the scrubs featured the scrimmage for their side, while Kempton's remark able runs, one of fifty yards, were the best part of the first teams work. Kempton is proving a worthy sue cessor to Aldrich, the injured half back, and the coaches look for some thrilling runs by the erstwhile quar- terback in the game with West Vir- ginia on Saturday.
 Murphy ran the varsity again yes tcrday and ran it well. He also kick ed a goal from the forty-five yard line, the best kick made in the bowl this year.. Walker played a strong game at tackle and may replace Dickens or Mackay on Saturday. The other .-tackle was O'Brien of last years freshman team and formerly of Exeter. Bean, who also played on the freshman team a year ago, was one guard and Into, the other. Gal win played in Callahan's centre posi- ends In the backfield Kempton was at left half, Campbell at right half and Jordan at fu1lpack.
 The varsity scored three touch downs against the scrubs, who were unable to put up as strong a game as the freshmen did against the first
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-10-21
Graphs To Play .- Y. D. Outfit On The Yost Field
Visitors Organize Cheering Section to Come Down and
 Root for Team

One of the big football games in this city next Sunday afternoon will be the contest between the Columbia Graphophone Go. eleven and the I'D team of New Haven. Reports from New Haven say the YD team has per- fected an excellent line of defense and has also arrived at a state Of pro- .ficiency in offensive tactics. The New Haven team is going to bring down a large. number of followers and a cheering section. will be one of the chief features. The contest will be waged at Yost field.
 Under the direction of Coach Tony Gallagher, the Graphs will be pre- pared to give the New Haven outfit the battle of it's life. The Graph play ready to come through with a victory even though the New Haven eleven will bring down several hundred root CTS.
 Owing to an injury to his leg, Man cini of the Washington GleeS will not be in the game at Newfield park Sun- day afternoon. In last Sundays game with the Chains he strained several fragments in his leg which was placed 1, in a plaster cast and his physicians order it to remain in that condition until Saturday. The Glees will hold practice tonight for the game Sun day. It will be the only practice be- fore the contest on Sunday afternoon. ? Followers Of the Cham team say the battle with the Glees on Sunday will be a. procession in which the local outfit will be so far in the lead all the time that the visitors will not have a chance. Coach Hunt says there will be nothing to it and with that pros peet the tie game in New Haven last Sunday will be more than paid for.
 The Williams football team of New Haven is scheduled to play the Schen- ectady Knights of Columbus in New Haven on Sunday. That game will be at Weiss park.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-10-21
By JOE MASTERSON.

Jackie Maher, senior in the Bridge port high school and veteran baseball player, has been elected captain of the 1921 baseball team and his elec- tion was brought about by one vote. according to Coach Hunt, who was the ballot box, teller and announcer. This situation was brought about through the failure of the members of last seasons teams to appear at the meeting and cast their ballots.
 When Coach Hunt saw how much interest there was in the selection of captain he asked members of the squad to write out their choice on a piece of paper and hand them in to him. This was done and the result was announced yesterday when Coach Hunt picked Maher for the place.
 Maher was the logical choice for the leadership having played a con- sistent game for the Red and Black during his school period. Last year he covered the midway sack in good shape.
 Besides being a baseball player of marked ability, Maher is also an all around athlete. He played basketball and football since his sophomore year. In basketball he was chased as one of the best forwards in high
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-10-21
Smith Agrees Pay
 Loughlin's Expenses
Bogash's Manager Shows Hartford Boxing Commission His Intention of Doing Right By Liberty Club @
 and Scheduled Opponent

R. J. Dalton, secretary of the Hartford Boxing Commission, has written Louis Bogash and Joe Smith his manager, in relation to their stand in refusing to meet K. O. LoughIin in Hartford several nights ago when the Liberty A. c. of that city lost $500 on its show. In discussing the mat ter Secretary Dalton verifies the statement made by Hugh Rorty Mon day night at the Casino.
 Secretary DaIton's statement
 "Bogash will box Lough1in in Hartford before he will be allowed to take part in any other exhibitions in this city," said Secretary Dalton mean or upstage about the matter nor do we want to stand in the way of any boxer making living in this city. Bogash signed articles to meet Loughlin and that's all there is to 1t. We might just as we'll get down to business at the start as to wait until omething more deplorable arises which would cause a. halt to the fight game in this state. Good ness knows it's bad enough and the get in wrong with the public.
 Smith to Pay Lippe
 ''The commission held a meeting last Monday afternoon at which Frank Murphy, John Js McDermott, William Raphael and myself. It was the sense of the meeting to write Bogash and Smith of our decision. This I did. In view of the fact that Loughlin and his manager, Al Lippe, vert to considerable expense in ar ranging to meet Bogash I was also in structed to write Manager Smith and ask him to help defray some of Loughlir's expenses. I have been mo- felt of $100 which he sent for weight or give it all to Loughlin which
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-10-21
Latest From College
 Football GridirOns

drills preparatory to Saturdays game at Hanover. z.
 Washington. Oct 21-The addi- tion of Daly at fu1lback, Hume at end and Jones in the George Wash ington University line at today's practice is expected to greatly strengthen the teams chances against Villa Nova college here Saturday.
 Baltimore, Oct. 21.-Coach Van Orman of Johns Hopkins made his final experiments today in switching his line for the Swarthmore game Saturday. Captain Ed. Wood will pro- bably be tried behind the line to help out Calkins who has borne the brunt of the offensive work.
 Pittsburgh, Oct. 21-University of Pittsburgh players will have their last work out this afternoon before they play Georgia Tech at Forbes Field Saturday. Coach Warner found many team defects after the syra- cuse game, but he declares these have been rehedied and his men are readysfor the hardest kind of a bat tie Saturday. Team work has beer emphasized all this week.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-10-21

shows good sportsmanship on his part.
 We received on the day prior to the fight a certificate stating Bogash' S condition, which was signed by a Dr. Hennessey of Stratford," continued Secretary Dalton. Also in the same mail was Bogash's forfeit of $10O for weight, but did not receive his ap- pearance money. The Hartford box ing rules plainly state that $200 or more must be posted for weight and appearance.
 T am very sorry that the boxing game in this city should be given such treatment" concluded MT. Dal- ton, and I hope that Smith and Be- gash will come to Hartford in the near future and square themselves .''
 Made No Requests for Tickets
 Joe Smith, Bogashs manager, stat ed last night that Rorty is all wrong when he claims that Bogash asked for 1 2 tickets in Hartford at noon on the day of the fight.
 Louie and myself were in Bridge port the day before the fight, s&said Smith. We made no such request of Rorty and~I cannot reason why he made this statement. Bogash was in no condition to fight and I didn't want to take a chance with Loughlin until Bogash was in first class shape. Rorty informed me that training quarters at the Y. M. H. A, in Hart ford had been secured for us but when we arrived we were told that no arrangements for Louie to train had been made. I am ready to match Bogash with Loughlin 9n Hartford on any date that the Liberty club may select and with my man in proper condition, we will prove to the Hart ford fans that we did not run out of the match as was claimed by Rorty."
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-10-21
SPARK FROM PIPE
 BURNS LOAD OF WOOD

Saco, Mont, Oct 19.-John Franklin, farmer of this community, is swearing off pipe smoking espe- cia11y in wind storms. He went to the river near his ranch recently secured a load of wood and also stopped at his truclMgarden and se- cured many other 6pplies for his home. He. climbed on the wagon, lighted his pipe and started home.
 A big windstorm came up and spark from his pipe lighted on pitchy piece of wood in his wagon. The wind stirred up a blaze which soon enve1oped the wogan and led to loss of all of the wood and vege- tables.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-10-21
Pick Jackie Maher As Baseball Captain
 Of Bridgeport High

school Circles and contributed largely to the team winning the State cham pionship two years ago.
 The young athlete started the football season rather late this fall, but he got into his first game last Friday at Newfield park against the New York University freshmen. He is considered one of the best kick CTS, both in getting away punts and booting them from placement, on the squad. In addition to his other du- ties, Maher is assistant basketball manager and is Director of Room Representatives of the Athletic As sociation. A Bridgeport high is expecteW to have a speedy baseball teanN@ next spring with practically tea2 of veterans. With Howie Williams, star of two years ago, back again and some of the other veterans ready the team looks like it would give them all a battle on the diamond. Ray Whelan, the football sensation, will also be out for a place. Among the others who will try for a place are Dicky Weldon, Barney CoIway, Shea star freshman short field artist, and Louis Hill, who explained the nine last season. Two games have been scheduled so far, Taft and Choate schools.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-10-21
West Virginia Wants To
 Run The Bulldog Ragged
Carl Beck, the Blonde Tornado, Will Make His Initial Appearance In 'Big League'' Football Stadium
 at Yale4On Saturday

that has preceded him. and the Yale players, stinging under the memory or the defeat handed them by Boston College, will keep this young man in mind.
 Beck, because of his reputation may not get the chance to shine for west Virginia as he has previously done He is the player who made a 65-yard run against the Pittsburgh fanthers early in the season and tore off a 3O-yard run in the same game If West Virginia has more like him it would be a mountaineer football year,
 National Sugar Refining Co., an- nounced an advance-in the price of re- lined sugar of one cent to 12 cents.
 Upstate applesf fswere sold at 5 cents a pound at the Bronx Food Show.
 The Sonderberg Sch1eswig Oil Re- finery was completely destroyed bv fire. The loss is estimated at 900 900 kroner.
 Women voters of the United States will hold their first national conven- tion Feb. 16.
 Charles H. Ebbets, owner of the Brooklyn National League ball team. may retire from baseball
 State ownership of coal mines may De resorted to by Oklahoma if c6A d1tlons do not improve at once. GM Robertson announced.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-10-21
BRIDGEPORT IN
 :. SEVENTH s PLACE.
,Salem's Victory Over Fall 7, :; River Allows Neville's
 T Team to Drop Down

Last Nights Results. Salem 6, Fall River 3.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-10-21

Princeton, N. J.. Oct. 21 - Nal Dickinson and Captain Callahan have eleven and the line is considerably stronger as a result. Another hard scrim1nage was the order today i;l preparation for the Navy.
 Annapolis, Md. Oct. 21 - Coach FolweIl today gave the Navy scrubs orders to use Princeton plays, picked up by Navy scouts, against the first eleven. To make up the team that will be sent against Princeton is still undecided.
 Cambridge, Mass, Oct 21-More than 5000 spectators will see Cap tain "Bo'' McMillin and his Kentucky "Co1onels'' clash with Captain Arnold Horween and his Crimson football machine in Harvard stadium Satur- day afternoon.
 Exactly 25, 900 tickets for the game had been distributed today and even these were insufficient to meet the de- mands.
 Not since the days Of the Carlisle Indian - Harvard battles has there been such interest and enthusiasm in a mtd-season game as there is in the Harvard centre contest. A wooden stand has been built at the mouth of the big concrete horseshoe. Field seats, from the top of the inner sta dium wall across the running track Q me SIOe l1nES OI lho pidy1nS uc1O, have been put up and tickets printed for 700 seats atop the stadium from the east tower to the press box.
 A special train left Danville and Lexington, Ky, today with ten coaches filled to capacity with Centre rooters.
 Meanwhile both teams are prime1 for the battle. Coach Fischer today sent his varsity eleven into fierce scrimmage with the scrub team.
 Syracuse. N. Y., Oct 21.-Jimmy Frugone, a second string star, will start at quarteHpack for the Syra- cuse Orange team against Dartmouth at Hanover, Saturday. Frugone will replace Cowell, who was injured in the Pittsburgh game htre. Coach Meehan. of the orange team, has a high regard for the speed and judg- ment of FTugone. and expects he will be a power in the running of the signals and action of the ball in the game at Hanover.
 The Syracuse eleven, all members in excellent physical condition, and confident of a decisive victory over the Hanover warriors, left for Le- bannon, N. H., last night where they will remain and be put through light