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Cleveland County herald., 1920-10-14

We are proud of the confidence doctors, druggists and the public have in 6UB Chill and Fever Tonic
Cleveland County herald., 1920-10-14

Every young person here who wants an office position that pays vel should write to-day fer Tree cstalug of Springfield i'us!- ness College.
Cleveland County herald., 1920-10-14

Mir. and Mrs. ". I. Gavin of Annover were shopping in Bison Tuesday.
Cleveland County herald., 1920-10-14

My. and Mrs. ]. C. Csrter of Hope are visiting their daughtsr Mrs. Davis Quinn this week,
Cleveland County herald., 1920-10-14

Chancery Court adj ,urne A W edneeday. the cases against Road District No 1 and 2 We,e e postponed. The case of ]. l. Porter Lu nber Go. vs Tom Blod- gett et-al verdict for Plaintiff.
Cleveland County herald., 1920-10-14

Prices reduced on all items a l,luestones.
Cleveland County herald., 1920-10-14

Miss Vivian Moore spent Sun- day with homefolks.
Cleveland County herald., 1920-10-14

Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Sadler and family visited relatives and saw the Fair at Monticello Sunday and Monday.
Cleveland County herald., 1920-10-14

Your shoe bill will be reduced 8 gre.t deal If you buy them at Hiuestones.
Cleveland County herald., 1920-10-14

Tom Blodgett is a business visitor to our city this week.
Cleveland County herald., 1920-10-14

W'ill buy Stock Certificates car. rying an interest in the Elliott Well No 1.
 .@ Cook and Thomas.
Cleveland County herald., 1920-10-14

Miss Wontine Chowning who is teaching in the Fordyce High School spent Sunday and Monday with her mother here.
Cleveland County herald., 1920-10-14

Miss Violet Cochran returned last week from Stuttgart Where she visited her sister Mrs David eoH.
Cleveland County herald., 1920-10-14

Bingham and other dress goods reduced at Dluestones.
Cleveland County herald., 1920-10-14

Rab ny-tism Ia apowerf,il anti septic. it kills the poison caused rom infected GUS, cures old sores letter. etc. Adv
Cleveland County herald., 1920-10-14

]. 0. Johns of Stuttgart was q business visitor here this week.
Cleveland County herald., 1920-10-14

Mir. and Mrs. John Galloway of Lee Township visited W. E. Gal loway and family few days last week.
Cleveland County herald., 1920-10-14

Will! buy Stock Certificates car r ing an interest in the aElliott Well No. 1.
 Cook and Thomas.
Cleveland County herald., 1920-10-14

My glasses are right and the prices are right.
 Dr. Cunningham.
Cleveland County herald., 1920-10-14

To remove bilious impnrifiss in the syste,n and be made internally clean and healthy, you nee'i the fine tonic and laxative properties of lIsrbine. It acts quickly and thoroughly. Price, G0c. Sold by
 Boess Drug Co.
Cleveland County herald., 1920-10-14

l Patronize the HERALD'S g A lvertisers.
Cleveland County herald., 1920-10-14

Trade at Biuestones and get the benefit of saving money on your purchase.
Cleveland County herald., 1920-10-14
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One new eight column visible adding machine, $135. q. Bar gain guaranteed. Write W, c, Williams, Pine Blaf, Ark.
Cleveland County herald., 1920-10-14

Mir, and Mrs w. R. Thomasson Mir. and Mrs. E. E Nix attended the Fair Sunday.
Cleveland County herald., 1920-10-14

666 has more limitations than any other Chill and Fever Tonic on the market, but nh one wants hhh"'s r,s. They are danSsreJs fh'ns ;n ,ta ,nea;c;rr, line Adv.
Cleveland County herald., 1920-10-14

Mir. and Mrs. Van Mckinney have moved into the house vaca- tea by J. M. Strait.
Cleveland County herald., 1920-10-14

CSC cares Malaria, Chiils and Fever. ilious Fever, Colds and IaGripps 1t kills the parasl'eth1 causes ,s,e fever. IL is 9 splen''l' sssttvs aud a.s.a1sl eoa'a Adt ,r~p~.ssxsss.s .svs~4tM 's-e
Cleveland County herald., 1920-10-14

tarneys to attend Chancery Court here this week. --.@S.->-~-ss-----.--n~A Your shoe bill will be reduced a gre>t deal If you buy them at isiuestones.
 Mrs FerYie Norton of Stutt gart visited her mother Mrs. A. K Reid this week.
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 Tom Blodgett is a business visitor to our city this week. Ease the pain of a rheumatic at- tack by rubbing application of !snllard's Snow Liniment. It re- lieves tenderness and strength IS the joints. Three sizes, 30c. 60c aud Sl.2o per bottle. Sold by Boggs- Drug Co.
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 Every young person here who wants an office position that pays vel should write to-day for Tree cstalug of Springfield l'us!- ness College.
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 Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Sadler and family visited relatives and saw the Fair at Monticello Sunday and Monday.
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 Have your clothes pressed the Sanitary way, by steam pressing The Gents Toggerv,
 MT. and Mira. tinis West of P.ne Bluff visited friends here last week.
 Bingham and other dress goods reduced al Bluestones.
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 Miss Violet Cochran returned last week from Stuttgart Where she visited her sister Mrs David soH.
 ~s-~.->->-~.-{r->s--~--~~s- Mr. and Mrs. Juhn Galloway of Lee Township visited W. E. Gal , loway and family B few days last week.
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 To remove bilious impurities ln the systeun and be made internalIy clean and heslthy, you nee'i the fine tonic and laxative properties of lIsrbine. It acts quickly and thoroughly. Price, G0c. Sold b' Bogss Drug Co.
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 Mir. and Mrs w. R. Thomasso1 Mir. and Mrs. E. E Nix attended the Fair Sunday.
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 66B has more limitations than anN other Chill and Fever Tonic on thu market, but na one wants lmHa'' u,e. They are danEsreus fh'ni in tiie medicine line. Nos Mir. and Mrs. Van Mehinne. have moved into the house vaca tea by J. M. Strait.
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-18
Hurst Stories
Always Good

Remember Jumbo Wells the
English heavy, who couldn't beat
anything but a carpet2
Jumbo had a chance to clean up
a bit Of change once, but being
unable 10 read or write, lost out
It seems that some promoters
OF Buffalo needed a new man
around the club and wrote down
10 wells. Our hero handed the
letter TO the late Tim Hurst Tim
gave It the up and down and ex-
planned 10 Wells Just what was
in It.
Iumbo's ring record was Jumbo
told Il TO Hurst, ana after Hsten-
ing to the different tumbles our
hero had taken Tim assured him
thar he would write the promoters
in the morning.
Instead of writing, Tim hied
himself to a photograph supply
station, bought a record entitled
Il Never Done Nothin' TO NobcSy,
and mailed II TO the promoters Of
Buffalo.
A month later Wells called upon
Tim, who was packing away some
large oats. Wells entered, DOTTED
his Kelly and sat down After
few moments he piped:
say. Mr. Hurst, amt Il strange
7 never heard nothin' from them
people in Buffalo at all2 1 know
you sent my record, to-"
Tim continued TO wrap himself
around the fodder, then looked up
and said: Jumbo, do you know I
think that record scared EN- of"
Tad
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-18
Freddie Hill Possesses Punch
Carriers Rival A Hard Hitter

FREDDIE HILL, Fort Worth. Tex,
i lightweight, is a consistent punch
er who can whip any man that he
can hit.
His friends think SO. And as this
opinion is obtained after watching
the east Texas crack go through his
PAGES many times in the roped arena
these friends ought 70 know. How
ever, If any doubt exists concerning
the ability OF the hard hitting Tex1n.
rams only have TO take a short trip
TO the international club in the Rey-
nolds building and watch Hin 20
through his workouts in preparation
Tor his ten round battle with light
ming Tommy Carter at the motor
group arena below Fl. Bliss next
Monday night. Hill works each after
noon at 2:30 and Carter pulls on the
mitts one hour later in the same ring.
showed Much Speed.
Hill worked three rounds with q
scrappy boy by the name OF Jocko
Solano Thursday afternoon and while
the latter was a bit out Of shape he
gave the Texan a stiff workout.
Dandy Dick Griffin. the little
manager Of Hill, did not box Oyv-
ing 10 an injury to his eye sus-
tanned some time ago and which
is just now healing. In HIS work
outs with SOlanO, Hill gave the
bugs an idea OF his hitting ability
when he accidentally staggered
the rugged Mexican mixer. Eddie
HnnlOn, MOrfiO and one or two
other good boys were down Fri
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-18
What Do You
Know About Sport9

Did Joe BENJAMIN, coast light
[ weight ever box Benny LeonardZ
] when did Battling Levinsky put
/ in a claim for the light heavyweight
5-What is the American indoor
[ record for go yard rum
What IS the American indoor
1 record for the 40 yard rum
SIN a three handed tennis match
how are the services arranged?
6-What were highWater prices
paid for ball players before the mod
ern era?
7-How long did Charley Herzog
manage the Cincinnati Reds2
e-Would the Tigers have won third
place last season II the games Carl
Mays pitched for the Yankees had not
counted2
s-What clubs did Bill James. the
pitcher. play with last season?
1O-In handbau may a player hit
the ball twice in succession2
Answers to Yesterdays Questions.
1-Marquard broke his ankle early
last season in a game at Cincinnati
and was kept out OF the game a long
time.
2-The old waiver price in the Ma
tional league was $500.
s-The White Sox paid $4,000 for
Chappelle-
EThe Giants paid $4,000 for
Kauff.
5-Earl Puryears was born in Brest.
France.
6-Jeff Smith is Jerome Jeffords.
I'm handbau the bali IS in play
II after hitting an opponent it touches
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-18
Davis Cup Team
May Play in Paris

Philadelphia. Pa. June 1S.-Whie
the prevailing opinion among lawn
tennis players and followers OF the
game in this country is that the
United States Davis cup team viii 90
straight through to the challenge
round against the Australians, in the
international matches this year, il is
evident that we are TO have quite a
struggle with France in one Of the
preliminary rounds, to be played on
July s.
Latest reports from the other side
state that France will be represented
on this occasion by her most famous
Colbert. William H Laurentz and J.
BruEnon.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-18
Long Bouts For New York Fans
Champs Must Be On The Job

Johnny Wilson. the new middle
weight champion, is another boxer
who viii find plenty OF boys barking
at his heels for q bout before some
New York club. II governor Smith
doesn't upset present calculations and
veto the walker bill
Jack BrittOn apparently is in
the same position In his division
that is enjoyed by Dempsey and
Leonard in their respective
classes, yet Gotham boxing fans
shake their heads in n satisfied
manner and predict that all Of
the abOxfiEhterS" Will have to
step out from the first gong il
New York gets back into the pro-
fcssiOual field.
Two years ago Google Lee was
packing boxes in a large Sacramento,
Calf, department store. Today he is
making a tour Of the country seeking
out bantamweight fighters with whom
to mingle in the squared circle, for
George has turned fisticratic- Lee is
a Chinaman. and he hopes 10 put
China on the boxing map in due time
by causing one Pete Herman TO listen
to the fatal count Of ten tolled off BY
a referee
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-18
Golf
Team Loses Match

London. Eng. June 1S.-American
golfers were beaten Thursday in an
inter-team match with the Stunning
dale club. four matches 10 one. In
the leading game, Robert A Gardner
of Chicago and Nelson Whitney OF
New Orleans were beaten by Angus
Henbrow and Guy Campbell, by one
hole.
The American golf players viii
play at Rye Saturday against the
oxford and Cambridge society play
ers. Then all but Gardner viii pro-
coed TO Paris to play at the famous
La Roulie links Sunday, after which
they viii return to America
Gardner viii sail for New York Sat
urday on the Aauretania-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-18

A L GRUNAN. Young France, Tommy
n O'Brlen. Phil Salvador and other
lightweight boxers OF the Pacific
coast are anxious TO come to Ell Paso
and meet the winner Of the Tommy
Carter-Freddie Hill ten round battle
at the motor group arena Monday
night.
Has Many Challenges
Matchmaker Jimmy Erwin has re-
ceived letters from quite a number Of
boys willing TO take a chance on an
neXing the southwestern lightweight
title now held by Carter Tommy has
met most OF the above named mixers
but announces that he viii let down
the gates and take any or all OF them
on in the event he IS returned victor
over HILL Carter has a match lined
up with Tommy Murphy at the arena
on Independence day in the event
he defeats Hill and after that he viii
90 on a campaign through Arizona
ready to accept a match from any OF
them
Erwin also has under eonsidern-
fiOn match between Kid FayO,
border featherweiEht champion
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-18
Hitting Epidemic A Mystery
1920 Baseball Seems Livelier

been a big handicap. I've always liked
good hitting and always viii. but
personally ] do not believe that the
average baseball fan wants TO see
slucging that results in scores run
ming into double figures on both sides
So far this season there has been too
much slugging-tOo many home runs
And the fan who enjoys the scientific
game IS being denied the chance 10
witness it because OF a sort OF 90 as
you please style Of playing. I think
the rules should be amended immedl-
ately."
study of figures for the sea
son up TO June Ist shows that the
I6 major league teams hammered
out more than 1880 hits for more
than 200 runs. and when these
figures are compared with the cor
responding period OF only year
ago, with 800 hits and 1880 runs,
the Tremendous increase in hit
ting can be all the better np-
preciated-
During one week which included
the fag end OF Nay ond the Ides OF
June the major leaEuers hit the oall
safely more than 1000 times ana
scored more than 500 runs such
records are anything but traditional
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-18
day afternoon TO assist Hill in his
training and the fans saw some
En1uny work.

day afternoon TO assist Hill in his
training and the fans saw some
snappy work
Carter did not work Thursday
afternoon due to a boil on the side
Of his head. He was in the ring Fri
day. however. and delighted the fans
grown larger above the waist while
he seems to have diminished the ex-
ira poundage in his legs. He is just
as fast as ever-if not faster-hits
hard and has taken on added clever
ness He is able to box equally as
wei at long range as he can slug in
the clinches and this is saying a
great deal
CnbeII Works Hard.
Babe Cabell, the husky Gath infan-
try battler, is working hard at Co
lumbUs in preparation for his meet
ing with Cyclone Briggs Briggs de-
feated Cabell in a previous match at
Columbus. outboxing him clearly, and
the rugged Babe Is out for revenge
Among the visitors to the training
camps Thursday afternoon was ref
cree Jack Mcdonald. c. J. Stallard,
A. r Fletcher. and a number OF box
ing bugs who expressed their ap-
prevail of the work of Hill
Matchmaker Jim Erwin is plne-
ing the big outdoor arena in
shape and asserts that he will
have everything In readiness for
Monday night. Arrangements
have been made for ample street
car service.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-18
New York May
Make Other Trades

New York. June 18.-Ehe sur
prise that hit New York fans Mon
day when manager McGraw traded
shortstop Art Fletcher to the Phillies
for shortstop Dave Bancroft is fol-
lowed now by interest in what other
changes McGraw viii make for the
reports have a radical shake up due
on the Giants. One change IS indi-
Gated by the admission that the Bos-
ton Braves have put price on sec
ond baseman Johnny Rawlings II
was supposed Rawlings was being
bought 10 transfer him 70 Philadel-
phia in part payment for Bancroft
but secretary O'Brien OF the Giants
says the Fletcher-Bancroft deal was
an even swap man for man
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-18

ChicaEo. II. June I6--''Ba0e" KUN,
the home run king OF the New York
Americans. Thursday made his 18th cir
cult drive Of the season. the visitors win
ming. Ruth struckout twice previously. A
occasion
Lefty" Williams wabhled IN the fourth
inning and after two were out he walked
Ward and Pipp- He then had the call two
and two on Ruth and took a chance He
grooved a fast one waist high and the big
slugger drove it over the right field
bIeacher wall The high wind deprived
Ruth OF another homer in the last inning
He hit In the same direction but the north
wind carried g foul by a few feet. He
followed this with a drive TO right for
two bases and was thrown out trying 10
stretch It into a triple Mays kept the
locals hits scattered
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-18
Guy ELLIOTT
HURLS A Def
Des Moines Welterweight
Anxious to Come Here
and Wrestle.

Guy Elicit. welterweight wrestler
Of Des 1Ioines is anxious 10 come to
Fl Paso and contest for the supremacy
OF this division with Jack Reynolds
Matty Matsuda, or any other man cap
able Of making the weller limit at
3 o'clock for a night engagement.
Managed by North.
Elliott is handled by Jack North Of
Des 8Ioines and is willing TO pay his
own expenses here for match with
1Iatsuda, he states. North's chal-
Ienge 10 either 1Iatsuda or Reynolds
follows:
Just a few lines to let you know
that I am handling a wrestler who,
I viii bet any amount is the best man
at his weight in the country. ] was
recently inormed that Jack Reynolds,
the welterweight champion who halls
from Cedar Rapids. Iowa, was beaten
by Matty Matsuda, the Jap They
are both fine 145 pound wrestlers but
I am sure that my man can beat
either one Of them
I have been trying TO induce Rey-
nolds 70 a match for more than a
year but never did have any luck
The wrestler is Guy Elliott Of this
city and IS the best $50 FOUNDER in
the game ] viii have MIN make 10
pounds for either Reynolds or the
Jap and viii wrestle them under any
terms.
ave viii make the trip half way
across the continent TO show them
that we are the goods. II my man
could not wrestle would not attempt
to send him that far for a match
I'VE have beaten all Of the 145
and $50 FOUNDERS in the middlewest
and many Of the good middleWeights.
I had Elliott matched with Bobby By
lund. who is well known in your town
but ne ran out OF the match the last
dav. claiming he missed train connec-
lions. Bvlund IS a middleWeight at
mat. Hoping TO hear from you soon,
remain. Yours truly,
Jack North"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-18
NO GoLFERs N FINALs.

Chicago, H., June 1S.-3frs- Melvin
Jones OF Glen Oak and Mrs. L. z. Rein
Of RidgemOor, FLASHED in the finals
Friday TO determine the winner Of
the open tournament Of the western
golf association. having won their
semi-final matches Thursday. Mrs.
Jones defeated Miss Corella Lukens
Of EdgeWater, 2 Up while Mrs. Rein
disposed OF Mrs J. ". Douglas OF
Westmoreland, 2 and 1.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-18

NEW YORK ,June1s- Though our
u very best little boxers, from cham
pions down. are undoubtedly de-
lighted over the prospect Of the re-
turn to grace Of professional boxing
In New York city, they are not throw
ing anything resembling fits Of de-
light over the fact that decisions will
be rendered
With boxing legalized here and IS
round bouts 10 a decision permitted
New York undoubtedly will resume
the position IL once held as the world
center Of boxing. There are two rea-
sons. One is because Gotham, with
its millions OF people. can patronize
boxing on a larger scale than any
other city; the other. because It is
a magnet attracting the worlds best
boxers.
Here We Are Now.
With boxing dead in New York and
flOurishing over the eight round no
decision route just across the Hudson
in New Jersey, conditions were ideal
for the boxers, particularly the cham
pions. But il viii not be easy TO rec
oncile the boys TO Is round decision
bouts
Jack Dempsey Is one champion
who has little reason to fear
bouts where decisions are rem
dered, and just how decisions Will
affect Benny Leonard remains to
nc seen Leonard Is without a
doubt the class OF his division,
and it Is the consensus Of opinion
here that sBennahH win win
bouts by more decisive margins II
he boxes in New York than he
has managed 10 do in New Jer-
sey under no decision conditions.
In short, the opinion prevails that
Benny has not gone out of his
way to dispose Of opponents who
attract big gates, being content
to win by safe margin.
This charge has often been made,
and Leonard has denied II repeatedly.
But time viii tell
Johnny Kilbane recently demon
strated what he can do when he is
riled up by knocking out Alvie Miller
at Lorraine. o. But he wasn't so pro
life with his punches against Benny
Valger in Jersey City, where no de-
cisions are rendered, and the fans are
wondering.
Herman Poor Champ.
Pete Herman, unless he loses to Joe
Lynch at Lawrence. Mass, June %, Is
one champion who will have to look
to his laurels II he shows his wares
In New York, for there are lots Of
good bantams stalking around.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-18
BROWNs WIN EIGHTH.

St Louis, No. Juns 1s.-st Louis and
Philadelphia INDUCED in a free hitting
contest and while the latter outhatted
the local. St Louis punched its drives 10
better advantage and won Thursday. Il
was the locals eighth consecutive victory
Bigbee, who started for the visitors was
driven from the box in the third after al
lowing six straight hits and giving one
pass. Austin. the first man 70 face Hasty,
who succeeded Bigbee. hit q home run
driving IN Williams. who had doubled
Sothoron was unsteady throughout and
was relieved by Wenman in the ninth,
while the bases were fuu with only one
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-18

hits, Lynn. Home run. Ruth. Sacrifice hits
Pip Mays Felsch- Double plays. Aaea-
yer to J. Collins. Pratt TO FeckinpauEh 70
Pipp. Bases On balls, of Williamson. s;
Mays. 2: Wilkinson. 2 Innings pitched,
Williams, &: Wilkinson. 8. struclzout. by
williams. ?; Nays, .; Wilkinson. 2. Wild
pitch Wilkinson
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-18
LESTER MOTOR
AGAIN VICTOR
Defeats Zone Supply Team
in Snappily Contested
Battle.

The fast Lester Motor company
team continued its winning streak
Thursday afternoon by a hard Won
victory over the snappy Zone supply
team. score five 70 four. Jody Nc
Cormlck OF the Lester team pitched
good ball and held his rivals safely
throughout. The contest was wen
PLAYED and was interspersed By bril-
liant Individual work
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-18
RED SOX WIN
CLOSE CAME
Edge Out Tigers in Snappy
Contest; Ruth Wins
for Yanks.

Detroit, Mich. June 1s.-Boston nosed
out ahead IN a pitchers battle Thursday.
The Red soz scored in the opening inning
and due 20 J. Bush's superb pitching were
never in danger until the ninth, when the
Tigers gained their only run.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-18

St Louis, June 16.-The Miami four
OF Dayton. Ohio. defeated the Red
Birds Of st. Louis in the second match
for the western polo championship
here Thursday The score was 9 TO z.
Miami and Onwentsina Of Chicago viii
play for the THE Saturday
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-18

London. Eng. June 1s.-Two Ameri-
cans have survived at the Queens
club for the semi-finals IN the Lon
don lawn tennis championship VII
liam n. Johnson OF san Francisco
who today defeated the English