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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-15
VETERAN PHI[[Y
HURLER 4 STAR

Jack COMBS is said to be doing
famously as coach OF Detroit's pitch
ing staff. COMBS has a way OF get
ting around the juveniles in the
game and some OF his dope Is OF in
terest to every one and II some OF
the major leagues would take II to
heart there would be better pitching.
For instance, listen TO this bit OF
wisdom from the lips Of Jack
Must Use Heads
Il can not teach a pitcher how to
use his brains I can not tell them
how TO pitch to this man or that
man. nobody can do that but the
pitcher himself may fool Cobb on
a low BAH, inside, and he may XIII
the same kind OF a ball when de-
nvered to him by another pitcher.
All pitchers work differently and
therefore every pitcher Will have TO
study his batters.
They viii have TO play baseball
most OF the p hours OF each day.
II a man touches a pitcher for three
hits in one game the pitcher should
go home and ask himself just why
II happened. He should study him
self and study his batters-"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-15
What Do You
Know About Sporf9

What Is a half voIIey In tennisg
what IS a Texas Lacquer in
baseball?
9-WhO won the first worlds series
when did George Washington
Grant buy the National Lacquer
5-Who was the first president Of
the National league?
6-What Is the ski jumping record
How high can one jump on
s-When did sam LanEford the
negro heavyweight boxer. begin box
s-when did Al Mccoy knockout
Io-HOw much does a basketball
weiEh2
Answer to Yesterday Questions.
clyde Kings two goals from
the field enabled the navy to de-
feat the army in the last game, s to O.
There is but little difference in
the speed OF roller and ice skating,
according to the records Whatever
edge there IS goes 70 ice skating
John Whitman, in New York. IN
1904 lifted $50 pounds with his
I'm 1915 Frank Baker refused to
report TO the Athletics and played
with the Upland, Nd. team.
Fired Fulton and Jess Willard
boxed a four round exhibition in 1914.
al Palzer knocked out Fulton
In the fourth round Of a bout in
1914
Pop Arson is Adrian c. Arson
8-Dan Brouthers hit over 800 a
consecutive years From 1881 to
1884. inclusive
sly Cobb IS 80 years old.
1o-The cross bar In soccer IS eight
feet high
These questions viii be
answered In tomorrow Herald.
Copyright. 1920, Thompson Fea-
ture Service.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-15
Abe Mitchell, Star Golfer
of Great Britain, VIII Not
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

.IITHAT a pity that Abe Mitchell
w England's great professional
golfer, is not to come TO Amer
lea this year to compete in the open
at Toledoi I had hoped to again
have the pleasure Of Witnessing him
in action and I had long looked for
ward 70 his visit because TO ne Il
seems that Mitchell was the one
Englishman from whom we might
learn much Of interest The mere
fact that he stands at the top in
British golf just now and has never
played in America was sufficient 70
make his coming OF more interest
than that OF my other stars from
the British Isles
Mitchell. 1t viii be remembered,
was formerly an amateur and as such
reached the English amateur cham
pionship finals in 1912 at westward
Ho. losing on the 3sth green 20 John
Bail, after having had that veteran
down and three to go.
But in 1918 Mitchell resigned from
the amateur ranks Since that day
he has been one OF the gOifing stars
Of the golf world at both match and
medal play. This past year has been
easily his best Besides winning
practically every event held in his
native land he also landed the sub
stitute open championship. which
was staged in lieu OF the British
open last year
ONE OF LONGEST
DRIVERS on COURSE
Mitchell Is tail and muscular, all
in all a powerful man. He IS con-
sidered one OF the longest drivers
Of all time and his record OF play
proves that when distance and direc-
ton are to be considered there IL no
one his equal As a rule one can
never tell much about the long hit
ting end Of golf. Some days We all
can shoot them just as Tar as the
other fellow. Then there are other
days one likes TO forget All IN all,
though. day in and out, Mitchell Is
the longest OF them all
Mitchell differs from that re-
mnrlznble British golfer Harry
Vardon. IN that he has not n
single weakness. Vurd0n has his
short puts, strange nE IL may
seem. But Mffchelrs game f.
combination Of long and true tee
shots, splendid iron play and n
touch on the green With his put
ter that r. not even surpassed By
Ray, who T. recognized rs one OF
the greatest puttera in the golf
world. So Il Mitchell.
One OF the golf pleasures ven
recall IS having witnessed Mitchell
play at Prestwiek IN 1914. On one
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-15
Prominent WATERS CONTRIBUTE.

Tad Dorgan. noted sport page eartoonist and
and dopesters; T. Andrews. boxing critics Francis
er OF the Eolfers OF the world
~fravy.' baseball and boxing writers
are leading contributors Herald Sports Department
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-15
Mt. Rainer Will
See Ski Tourney

Tacoma. Wash. April 15.-The
Northwest ski club viii hold its an
nual tourney on Mount Rainier June
IS and p. according 10 present plans
Invitations have been sent 10 expert
runners throughout the United States
and Canada, and in view OF many
handsome and valuable cups and
trophies that are TO be hung up Il is
believed there viii be a large entry.
Anders Haugen, OF Dillon. Col, who
recently broke the worlds skiing
record with a jump Of "a feet. and
Henry Hall, OF Denver, who leaped
201 feet, have both been invited to
compete. Invitations have been for
warded TO the Rocky Mountain,
Montreal and other ski clubs.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-15
D burke Would
MEET KID PAY0
Scrappy Feather Managed
by Rawls Is After a
Bout Here.

Jack O-Burlre. classy feather scrap
per. under the management OF Spider
RaWisi local referee. is anxious to
come to FL Paso and battle Kid Payo,
FL Paso's bid for 122 pound honors
and at present holder OF the district
feather title
O'Burke's last bout was with Jack
LaWler, whom he defeated in ten
rounds He IS willing 10 meet Gene
belmont on almost any terms. being
confident that he can defeat him.
O'Burke weighs around IA pounds,
but is willing 10 meet anyone up to
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-15
Municipal Golf
Course Popular

Denver. Col. April 15.-Denver's
municipal golf course. adjoining City
Park, Is the longest in the United
States. according to close followers OF
the game here. A total OF 1851 yards
is covered in playing the IS hole
course. which the city laid out at
an expenditure Of over $4,000.
Forty-fIve buildings, a dairy farm.
q brickyard, a dumping ground and
part OF a racetrack were removed in
order to construct the municipal
links, over which. II is estimated,
10000 persons will yell fore" during
the coming season
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-15
Tabloid Sketches of
NeD Major Leaguers

Az EAEEaa
DORN-Taftville, Conn. Deem
ID Der q. 1885.
Bats and throws - Right
WeiEht-1so pounds. Heights
feet. 10iz inches.
club in 1918 Toledo. Ohio.
American association.
First engagement - Lawrence,
Mass. Eastern league, 1915.
Clubs since then - Hartford,
Conn, 1916 Lawrence, Mass, 1917;
Newport. p J. fSecond Naval Dis
triet team. 1915 Toledo. Ohio.
Best minor league feat-Three
singles, one double and one home
run in five times at bat off pitcher
Care, Of Springfield, Mass, in 1915.
War record-Entered navy De-
cember 10. 1917. at New London.
Conn; later stationed at Newport,
Fairhaven and Washington: com
missioned ensign October u, 1918;
discharged January &. 1913.
1913 record-Games 106. at bat.
sle- runs. q; base hits. p. dou-
bles. 9, triples. ?; sacrifices. Il;
steals, A. average, .227.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-15

New York. April 15.-California wo-
men tennis players who recently de-
1eated the eastern representatives in
an inter-sectional series viii Dlav 4
return series in the east this summer.
according TO Information received BY
the United States Lawn Tennis asSo-
citation. The match viii be contested
about the same time as the Womeu's
national tournament
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-15
Work11en Busy On
The SIOOp ReSOIute

Boston, April 15.-WOrk OF get
ting the sioop Resolute. American
Cup holder, afloat has begun at the
Herreshoff storage shed al Walker
Cove. The work OF refittng the sloop
has begun. and from now on the
shed VIII be buzzing with activity. A
new wooden mainmast Is being as
sembled in the spar loft at the Her
reshoff yard.
A contract was concluded for a
tender for the Resolute. to make a
home for the crew and carry spars.
racing gear, etc
A new set OF sails has been made
for the cup contender. Vanitie- The
sloop has also secured the tender
Zarofa-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-15
BOXING


GAIT LAKE CITY. Utah. April Is
y George Lee, Sacramento, Calf,
fought a fast sir-round draw her,
w eQnesday night with Fighting
Eeorge Soils Of salt Lake. Lee. who
is hailed as the worlds greatest
chinese boxer, won the rood VIII
throughout
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-15

New York. April 15.-Boston easily de-
feated the New YORK Nationals IN the
opening game Boston drove Barnes out
q the box IN the second inning and scored
five runs Eayres. a recruit left handed
pitcher Of the Boston club. nada n good
showing, but was relieved a. the ninth
Score b. innings;
Boston --.-.-....-. 050 0f0 oo0-s 0
New York --.------. 600 geo 059-3 2
Batteries Boston. Eavres. McQullian
and O'Neiils New York. Barnes. Hubbsu.
winters Ryan and Gonzales.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-15

St Louis. NO. April 15.-PittsburF de-
feated St Louis On ten innings. Nichol-
sons ilneld hit with the bases fun. scor-
ing the winning run. Dolk was forced to
leave the loN On the third on account OF
Illness and the pitchers who succeeded
him were ineffective
Score by innings.
Pittsburg $3.50. 900 SOC 100 Is 9
s. Louis .-----... OH o11 oo1 60 Il s
batteries. Pitlsburg. Adams. Hamilton
and Clarke; St. Louis. noak. Tuero. Nav.
Halnez. Goodwin and Clemona
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-15

Cleveland. o.. April 1s-cIevsIand
opened its season by defeating St Louis
before one Of the largest opening day
crowds In the history OF Cleveland baseball.
Coveleskie held St Louis TO five hits and
srruckcut seven men Cleveland hit
sothoron hard- Score By inninEs.
81 Louis ---------.- 600 600 0o0-0 0
Cleveland -----.----- of0 01o ooe-5 Il o
Batteries. St Louis sothoron and Sew
eraidi ClsFeiand. CveIsszis and O'rVelll.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-15
TIGERS
LOSE T0CHANP
White Sox Start Season
With Victory; Babe
Ruth Boobies.

Chicago. III, April 15.- Chica go
defeated Detroit Wnliams's good pitch
Ing coupled with Viewers heavy hitting
and base running and Z. CoIlins's timely
hitting won the game for Chicago. He'll
mans home run had tied the score in the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-15

$50 in a local ring. Rawls Is in touch
with matchmaker Jim Erwin. OF the
Fort Bliss arena, and hopes 70 put
his scrappy protege on here with
belmont or Payo.
Payo Is anxious for a match and
has readily agreed to battle O'Burke.
he believes that he can hold his own
with any OF them and is negotiating
for several matches in southwestern
territory in the near future Del
mont Is likewise busy and has turned
down a number OF offers during his
visit here The Memphis battler viii
meet Bobby waugh at san Antonio
April 20 and has many other contests
lined up.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-15
REDS WIN
INITIAL BATTLE
Chicago Cubs Taken Into
Camp; Giants Lose to
the Braves.

Cincinnati. o.. April 1.-THE worlds
champions opened their season By defeat
Ing the Chicago Cubs AleEauder was nit
freely and was unsteady. but his batting
was responsible for three % Chicago's
runs Reuther held the visitors vel in
check except IN two inning1-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-15

A. Louisville /: Columbus s.
Al indianapolis o. Toledo ].
At Milwaukee .. St Paul . 90
Kansas city .; Minneapolis s.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-15

Two base hits. Gruh. kiilefer. 2 Three
base hit. Alexander Home run. Roush-
stolen base, Kept Double. play Reuter-
10 Eopf 10 Daubert- Base On balls OF
Reuther, I; off Alexander. 4 HIT BY
pitcher. by Reuther. 2 StrucEout. By
Reuther, 3 b. Alexander. 8.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-15
TIGERS lose 4
ONE HIT GAME
Motor Transport Team
Wallops Students in
Hard Match.

In one Of the most remarkable
baseball games in FL Paso history,
the FL PasO high school Tiger team
was defeated by the Fort Bliss Motor
Transport club Wednesday afternoon
At the school stadium by the score Of
to l. Ponsford and Crozier, Of the
high school, pitched a no hit game.
errors being responsible for the runs
OF the Transport
Held Them safe
Crozier pitched the first three in
uings Of the game and was succeeded
by Nanny PonsfOrd, who likewise
Hamilton made the only run OF the
Tiger team when he slammed q home
run into deep right field The Trans
port runs were made in the first half
OF the third inning when five sue
cessive errors were made.
The crnra-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-15

Brooklyn. n. r. April 15.-The Brook
lyns made practically all Of their hits OF
RiEey count and defeated Philadelphia
IN the opening game The batting q
wheat and Eonetchy was timely. MFere.
although credited with only one hi-
three Dagger. scored three runs. due 10
twice forcing cut runners
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-15
ALExANpER 49, norr.

Waterloo, Ia. April 15.-Ralph
Alexander, Waterloo. won BY a shade
over George Berger, ChicaEo. We'd
nI iely night, in a fast ten-round
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-15

Philadelphia, Pa April 15.-Ruth's
muff Of DuEan's long liner allowed two
runs 10 score IN the eighth inning. giving
Philadelphia q victory over New York
Home runs By Plpp and Perkins scored
the early TALES
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-15

Where They Play Friday.
Seattle at salt Lake.
Portland a. Sacramento.
san Francisco az Oakland
Los Angeles a. Vernon.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-15

where They Play Friday.
Philadelphia al Brooklyn
EittaburE at ST. Louis ..............
Chicago az Cincinnati
EasLon 81 New Torz
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-15

EeW YORK ---------------- 100 0e9 oo0-l
PhIla delphia ---...---..-. 900 Go 81
Home runs. Pip. Perkins Sacrifice hits,
Griffin. Stru1E Double plays. Dugan to
GaNaE7vs Dykes to Griffin Base on balls
off scSo--ey, /; off Perry. J. HIT BY pitch
er. By Perry, 1. Struckout. By shawlrey, s;
By Perry. S.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-15
STANDINGS


Where They Play Friday.
Detroit a. Chicago
81. Louis AZ Cleveland
New York az Phuadelnhia.
Washington at Boston
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-15
DIAMOND VETS
To BE BACK IN
CANE THISYEAR
Bob Emslie and Tom Con-
molly, Jumps" Again
Don the Uniform.
ARE OLDEST MEN
ON ARBITER STAFF

NEW YORK, April 15.-No liner
IN monument 70 the efficiency and
integrity OF a baseball umpire can
be found than a record Of more than
a quarter Of a century OF service in
The really great umpire IS born
with the characteristics necessary 70
achieve success IN his calling. and ir
can be truthfully stated here that the
men who make ID the staffs OF the
national and American leagues are
men OF that callbre-
There are two veteran arbitrator
In the big leagues today however.
whose records stand out as particu-
larry brilliant. and whose long years
Of continuous service entltle them 70
special mention as the 1890 season
gets under way
TWO OLDEST uMPIREs
IN DIAMOND HISTORY
These man are the deans OF UNI
niriug stats OF the two big leagues
Robert Emslies OF the national. and
Thomas Connolly, OF the American
Emslie viii enter upon his aoth
year as a judge OF play IN the sen
Tor major this month Connolly viii
begin his ZIth season as an umpire
He has handled the Indicator IN the
American league since its birth. and
previously was a national Lacquer.
Bob Emslie has been umplrfnE
in the national leuEue since
1891. He a. the oldest umpire In
the game In point Of service ard
without question one OF the most
competent who has ever handled
m Indicator. -Four years axe the
national league honored Emslie
with n banquet in celebr1tion of
his 18th anniversary a. a judge
Of play In the mother circuit
His long service stamps HIN ~
n man who has made q wonderful
succeEs Of his chosen calling and
his experiences would I'm many n
volume.
The veteran Bob f. usually silent
and reticient regarding his career.
but he admits that the work Of the
umpire today compared with that OF
fifteen or twenty years ago IL more
OF less OF a pink tea. and he Is glad
that the game IS more civilized
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-15
NEYLAHD MAY Be
ON MOUND FOR
THE TERRIERS
Sterling Twirler May In
augUrate Ball Season
for CavalTymen.
WILL OPPOSE HARD
MAN IN ADKINS
BY HOWARD DON
Secretary Army-City League.


THE weather man has promised good
/ weather for Saturday and the
Knights Of Columbus and the Sew
enth cavalry are on edge and all set
TO start the fireworks IN the Army
City league. Lieut. Mccullough has
announced mis- battery as Neyland and
McGaVln. while manager comm mas
not made his selections yet but favOrs
Adkins and Marty. The Arrangements
Tor the big parade are progressing
nicely
4 am using q big five ton roller on
the infield today leveling out the
diamond and have rolled good hard
clay around the bags and home plate.
The weeds have all been removed and
the park Is in better shape than ever
before said Harry Kane, who has
been putting in some hard lHczs get
ting things in shape.
Il Is reported that big Joe Trefz.
former manager Of the Safety Elrst-
ers and a crack baseballer, VIII re-
turn 10 the city in the near future
and may be seen in one Of the civilian
teams uniform.
ZONE SUPPLY HAS
GOOD CHANCE To WV
Win Weiss and Ponsford TO do the
heavy hurting, assisted by Leo Stepp
the zone supply looks to have the
strongest pitching STAFF in the league
inIeid, VIII be a hard club % catch
On form the Internafionals
should get off to a flying start.
These boys have been playing
for the past month and are in
fine condition. but the Zone f.
out for their Ecalps and tough
game win be the result in the
opener sunday II looks like
LeyFa against Weiss
Managers LcVeu and Tice, Of the
Eighth cavalry and SD artillery. who
come together in the second game
Sunday. are both working their boys
hard this week In an effort to cop
the first start
The boys OF the press are going 70
be taken care Of in grand style this
season A nice new press box has
been built and plenty OK profession
provided for their comfort
The league officers are feeling very
joyful over the prospects for the COM
ing season and VIII be on hand bright
and early 10 cater to the comfort OF
thu fans.
-
Shea. who played second base for
Duty Dodgers last season has decided
20 get into the game again and, IN
less All signs lail. viii be found
guarding the keystone sack for the
zone supply.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-15

Score by innings:
detroit .---------.----- Qoe oo9 1o1 90
Chicago ---------.----- coo COZ 600 01-5
Two base hits, Weaver: E. Collins. 2:
Flagstead Home run. Heilman- Stolen
bases. Cobb. Weaver, . Sacrifice hit. Jack
son Double plays. Young TO Bush 20
Holman Base on balls, of Williams, T.
struczout. By Williams. s; by Dauss, 4.
Passed BAH Ainsmith-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-15

hole. which was a bit more than two
shots for most OF US, Mitchell was
easily home and but eight feet from
the pin on his second While this Is
a bit OF golf anyone Is likely TO &C
complish I must add that there were
other reasons than the two ire
mendous distances he accomplished
to make his second stand forth as a
real test Of skill Many others had
the distance to get there but none
could hold their BALI on the fast
green Mitchell on the other hand,
was not only able TO get the distance
but he also had the stuff on his
ball which held Il almost dead
where il fell That was the feat
extraordinary.
Mitchell would have taken big In
America for the double reason that
he Is a he-hitter and a man OF pleas
ing personality. The former always
attracts a gallery when nothing else
will We do like to see the ban
travel. whatever the game But aside
from his great hitting ability Abe
would have made a killing here be-
cause OF his control OF the pitch
shot He can be relied upon to poke
his ball close TO the pin and hold
this combination and tops It off with
uncanny putting II Is not surprising
TO learn that brides" are a reg
ular habit with him.
HAS BEATEN WOMAN
CHAMPION OF BRITAIN.
Whatever may be said o. Mitchell
he holds one record for his land that
is too often overlooked he is the
sole Britisher who was ever able to
concede Miss Cecil Leitch. their wom-
ans champion. n stroke on each hole
and then defeat her. Hilton. Taylor.
Braid and other stars have tried this
same sort Of contest with Miss Leitch
but to no avail And not only did
Mitchell win but he came in some
thing like nine up and seven 70 play
in this affair last year When We
recall that Miss Leitch plays as vel
as most men II would seem from this
record alone that Mitchell IS the one
Britisher that we had 10 look out
for especially.
American golfers VIII miss him
very much. His absence will OF
course give our players n better
chance to come through the blk
test Yet don't think anyone f.
OverJoyed at the fhcf he win not
be here because every player
with IN outside chance looked
forward to meeting the best pro-
fessionals England could send
over this summer.-COpyrtght
1920. Sol Metzger.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-15

Joe BonOwitz. St Joseph catcher.
has quit the team and viii play with
shop team at Flint, Mich.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-15

FL Paso seed Cos 1870 CataloE now
ready. Write or call for q eopy.-AdY.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-15
Tanks To Engage
In Country Race

Paris. April 15.-Further particu-
lars are now available OF the cross
country race for tanks organized by
the Auto, 20 take place May "a next,
offered
The race IS confined 20 military
tanks. and. It is expected. the p viii
take part in Il. representing the p
battalions of storming artillery
The test viii be carried out on the
plateau OF Satory. and the tanks have
10 cover a course Of four TO five
miles Of very billy ground
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-15
BASEBALL


HH f
Vernon 1g 0
Batteries Los Angeles. Aldridge,
schultz, Pertica. Brown and Rassler:
vernon. Mitchell and SULTAN.
All other coast league games post
poned.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-15

----|--- u ~ II
Score by Innings.
Philadelphi1 .-.-.-.----.- 900 900 101-2
Brooklyn Ola lll l1r-9
Three base hit Myers. Stolen bases.
ward, Kruger. Galore. Sacrifice hits.
ward. Galore. Base on halls. of Rirey. 4
Hit By pitcher, sienEeL struckout, b. Ca
dore. 2
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-15

At Boston Washington-Bostou game
.ostponeds wet grounds.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-15

Chicken Feed that makes the hen
lay. FL Paso Seed Co.. 523 East san
Antonio St--AdT.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-15

The Baltimore club has sold catcher
Alex Schaufeie to the Kalamazoo
club OF the Central league.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-15

SUI II n EtA ASSOCIATION
u Birmingham Q; Nashville s.
- Chattanooga i; Atlanta z.
u Little Rock :. Memphis ..
u Mobile 3 New Orleans O.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-15

stolen bases Lassiter. People, Scales
O'Donahue- Home run, Hamilton Runs
batted in, By Hamilton. l. Hits and runs,
OF Crozier. no hits. runs IN in IN
nings, or Ponsfoud. no hits. no runs IN Z
Innings strucllout By Crozier. &. By
Ponsford. Z BY Fox. 10. First base on
balls, OF Fox. 2 First base on errors
Transport, 4 Hit by pitched ball BY Gro
zier fO'Donahue. Fo1)- by Fox CPoweID
Caught Stealing. b. O'Donahue CPoweIi).
Passed ball. O'Donahus Time OF game.
ls55. Umpirez. Murphy and Hull