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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-21
Balkan Lion" Retains Title
Defeats Pacific Coast Star

THE Balkan lion" stin has a free
sway
Friday night he ventured out to
defend his laurels and on Saturday
morning he was back in his cage with
a cieancur victory won over Nick
Dayiscourt Of the Pacific coast
The Hon" who answers TO the
name OF Dan Coff holder OF the
heavyweight wrestling belt Of
Europe won in straight falls after he
had lost the first fan to Davfscourt
in Is minutes The second came in
20 minutes while in the third he made
II rushing aggressive battle and
COPIED the winners end OF the purse
with a head scissors and arm hold.
The third fall ended a prettily con
tested match in which both big men
put forth their best efforts in order
70 win the falls.
Both Were Fast.
DaviscOurt showed considerable
speed and aggressive power for the
first fan but he was unable to with
stand the consistent attack OF Coff
In the final two.
The latter seemed to possess
the greater strength Of the two
and he broke dangerous holds
with ease One deadlock.
which Daviscourt held for sew
Gral minutes caused much euthu-
siasm among the fans when he
finally did slip out OF il. Coff
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-21
WILLING
TO MEET BABE
Clever Negro Boxer Wants
Another Chance at Hard
Hitting CabeIl.

Cyclone" Briggs. welter champion
of the oath infantry and holder Of
the border title prior TO his meeting
with Babe CabeH at the punch bowl
arena several weeks ago. wants an
other crack at Cabell. believing that
he can defeat him.
Briggs is now living in FL Paso.
having been discharged from the
24th, and has Detitioned matchmaker
Jim Erwin and district boxing officer
Lieut. McCuiloucn Tor a bout at Fort
Bliss. He asserts that his uon-ap-
pearance for his last contest with
Cabeu was due to an order received
from his athletic officer stating that
he could not box in FL Paso. but
would have to come to Columbus.
Briggs holds a decision over Ca
bell and many FL Paso NIT 'enthusi-
asts are Of the opinion that he can
defeat the aggressive Columbus
scrapper II given another chance.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-21

placed his dependence upon his
arm and head holds, his head
scissors being particularly dan
gerOus- The first fail was won
by DaviscOurs with a toe hold
obtained from behind. COff won
the second with m arm bar lock
and the third with an arm hold
and head scissors.
The two big men were exception
ally fast for their weight, Davis
court scaling 213. while the lion"
tipped the beam at EOS
LOndis TO Come Here.
Jim Londis, one Of the big five"
contending for the heavyweight title
Of the world viii meet Coff on Sep
TENDER IS, according to an aunounC E.
ment Of promoter c. p Mcdowell at
the ringside- Londis is a cousin Of
PoulOs. an Ell Paso business man
In the semi-final DIVER threw
Thomas AEuilar with q head hold
and body lock The little fellows
showed considerable pep and
speed POrras and Tlmm OF the
local y. N. C. A. Hrestled to a
draw Both boys who scaled
around lis pounds, showed con
siderable pep and speed.
The card on the whole was well
handled Tommy Rascon refereed
the headhner, and -Boxcar" Johns
the preliminaries.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-21
Johnny Mcintosh
Returns Home

Matchmaker John Mcintosh. OF the
FL Paso Wrestling association. the
nan who inauGuratc5 wrestling IN Il
Faso, has returned from his vacation
spent in Pittsburg, Pa, and other
eastern points.
During his trip through the east
Mr. Mcintosh obtained the signatures
Of a number OF men to articles call
ing for their appearance in FL Faso
at future dates. Some OF those Oh
tanned were Earl Caddock. Joe
Stecher, Stranger Lewis and other
leading men Of the middleweigh
and heavyweight divisions Jack
Reynolds, welterweight wrestling
star is among those who viii be
seen here this winter
The next bout to be held by the FL
Paso association viii take place Sep
TENDER ], between sam Chaplain. the
British champion and 'BulF' Mon
tana.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-21
M TAMI WAN I s
GR0ZIER-CARTER
Offer Made to Local Light
weights for Return En-
os0ement IN Arizona

Charles Crozier. Pacific fleet cham
pion, and Tommy Carter. holder Of
the southwestern belt. viii doubtless
be rematched for a ten-round battle
al Miami Ariz-. on Labor day. An
offer to Cr0zier for the mixup was
received by the clever 155-pounder
Friday afternoon.
Crozier Immediately wired his
terms, and as he Is already IN ex-
cellent physical condition, due to his
training with Dick Griffin. he Is
ready to leave for Miami AZ any time.
He viii be in Griffin's corner Monday
night when the Fort Worth mixer
faces the clever Gene Payo. but states
that he can leave Immediately after
this contest
Carter and Crozier put up one Of
the cleverest 15-round engagements
IN the history OF the punch bowl arena
about two weeks ago. The decision
OF draw was popular.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-21

enjoys going out to the lot ana gaz-
ing at the spot where that three
base smash OF his struck Cunning
nam didn't do much with the stick
on the day OF his triple until the
final frame But he certainly broke
up a nice little baseball party when
Il has just been brought TO lieht
that Norris Kirksey. who ran second
70 Paddock IN the 100-meter dash at
the olympic games is a first cousin
70 kirksey who is a member OF the
Zone supply team
The latter f. considered one OF
the fastest sprinfers at Fort Bliss
He WAS figured TO Ysrest the
sprint hOnOrs Of Bliss from
Hiidebrnnd ut the last track and
field meet However, he was
handicapped through false
start in the so and then pulled a
-cnarley horse" when he did
make the dash. This forced him
TO withdraw from the 100 and
%%
Eddie Crozier. the youngest player
IN the Army-City league and second
string twirler for the Zone supply
team, pitched a game at Carlsbad
during the past week Eddie got
away In great shape and won his
game. 6 to 3.
The Knights Of Columbus may lose
the services Of Louis Marty. first
string receiver. Louis expects 10
leave for Arizona within the next
few days II he does leave Dick Car
berry viii probably handle the receiv-
Ing for the Doyle crew.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-21
Army City League Notes

MYTH the loyal rooters" Of Ala
w mogordO on hand at least $50
strong and the Knights OF CO.
lumbus turning out a strong roofing
section, there should be a banner
crowd on hand for Sundays games
at Rio Grande park. The Fort Bliss
nine viii be out for the following
Sunday, and during the remainder OF
the season the league should enter
tain the large crowds which are war
ranted by the brand Of baseball fur
nished-
The Knights OF Columbus are stag
ing q regular New York Giants rush
for the top A month ago they were
despised tailenders, with few giving
them more than a passing thought.
But they have instilled a wholesome
respect for their proves into the
players OF the other teams, through
their four in a row over the two lead
srs. Many OF the Kniehts' supporters
are now having rosy dreams Of pen
nant-
1t Is notable that while Larry
Doyle was attempting the dffn-
cult corner the knights were um-
able to pull out of the rut. But
Larry has found himself at first
and since he has moved TO the
initial sack and put skid" Titus
at the difficult corner the infieId
has frightened up materially. The
shift OF Hunter to second and
~Red' Curberry 10 right field has
also Improved the Knights in both
the inner and outer works.
Grover Cunningham pays a visit to
Rio Grande park almost daily. Grover
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-21
Babe Adams, Remarkable'Vet'
Hurler Still On Job

NEW YORK. Aug. q. - Babe
~ Adams Is the most remarkable
athlete now hurting the PHI IN
the big leagues By all the laws OF
nature he should now be combinE his
long, white whiskers and relating to
his grandchildren the tale Of how he
pitched the PittsburE team 10 n
worlds championship in 19O0-11
years ago.
But here he Is, still in the flesh
though there f. more Of Il clinEinE
10 his frame than there used 10 be-
and still around shaking n mean arm
and shutting out the Giants.
Ten or Il years ago Adams,
MatheHson and Brown were the three
crack pitchers OF the National league.
In those days the Pirates, Giants and
Cubs always operated in the first
division.
Brown faded out seven years nEo.
MatheFFson passed out n little later,
and all the other first class pitchers
Of that day have long since been
gathered TO their fathers. Adams in
the National league and Walter
johnson in the American are the two
remaining stniWarts Of the departed
generation Of big league pitchers.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-21
Mays Case Is
Closed Incident

Cleveland. O., Aug. 21.-No official
action entagonistic TO Carl Nays. the
New York American league player
who pitched the bali Monday which
resulted in Ray Chapman's death.
viii be taken by president 3. 3 John
son, OF the American league. The
case Is ended as far as he Is con-
eerned' johnson declared here Fri
day.
Il could not conscientiously at
tempt to make any trouble for Mr.
Nays" Johnson said But It Is my
honest belief that Mr.. Mays never
VIII pitch again From what / have
learned he is greatly affected and
may never be capable temperament
ally OF pitching again
Then I also know the feeling
against him 10 be so bitter among
the members OF other teams that It
would be inadvisable for him to at
tempt to pitch this year at any rate"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-21
James Payne
Wins HandicaD

Cleveland. O.. Aug. 21.-James P.
Payne. OF Tillsonburg. Ont, won the
Du Pont signal target challenge
championship trophy Friday in the
preliminary series OF the 21st grand
American handicap tournament. con-
Quoted by the American Trap Shoot
ing association which opens here
Monday.
Payne spiintered SO clay birds out
Of a possible 100. Peter O'Brien. OF
Butte. Mont. champion Of Montana.
and F. s. Wright. OF Buffalo, \. Y.
tied for second with g.
A worlds record was equsled BY
3 F Ebert, OF EDS 81oines, in the
double target championship for the
hazard trophy when he smashed 81
rocks ont OF 100
C. G. Spencer. Of St Louis. profes-
sional. who established the record and
Won the trophy last year, was second
with sc.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-21
EVENT
IS TOO LONG,
SAY BELGIAN5
Petition VIII Be Made to
Cut Down Race to Is
Miles; Many Entrants.
AMERICAN TEAM
GAINS MORE POINTS


A NTWERP. Belgium. Aug. 21-CBy
n the Associated Press. -Timlos.
OF Finland, won the final IN the
hop step and jump event OF the Olym-
pic games today with 14-5 meters.
Jausson, OF Sweden, was second with
1548 metersi Almlof. Sweden, third.
49, meters Sailing. Sweden, fourth
14171z; Sherman G. Landers. Chicago
A. A, fifth, 1A10 and Dan Ahern.
holder Of the worlds record in the
event, sixth, with 14.0S.
Nay Abolish Marathon.
A determined movement has been
begun among various national OIym-
pic committee TO abolish the mara
lhon race as the feature OF future
Olympiads- It is claimed this race is
not humane. and a petition TO this
effect viii be presented TO the inter
national commission tonight SpOn-
sors Tor the movement would sub
stitute $4,000 meter, about IS
u1ilss) race
Arrangements have been completed
for the marathon classic tomorrow.
Members Of the Belgian 0Iym-
pic committee sought TO secure
change in the rules 80 M TO
permit runners 20 obtain refresh
ments, such rs light soup during
the ordeal but the committee has
ruled that the men viii be per-
mitted to receil e only water. The
route viii be guarded By Belgian
soldiers and viii be closed to all
but official motor cars. The
serenth OIympiad has entered IT'S
last stages, for after the finals
today Only five more stadium
events and the marathon remain.
The American athletes have al
ready amassed great lead and seem
certain 10 maintain Il 10 the end The
American fencing team today beat
England eight victories TO seven, in
the dueling sword contest but was
beaten by France y to 2.
P J. Mcdonald New York A c.
won the fiual OF the 56-pound weight
put In the Olympic track and field
games today with a put Of 1885
meters. 2. Ryan LOughlin lyceum. I
New York, vas second with 1885 /
meters
The American team now leads with I
a point score of 17o, with England. I
her nearest rival. having e. fester- ]
days scores were made with two j
firsts- two seconds, one third, three I
fourths. one fifth and one sixth At /
the end Of the first day the Amer
leans were leading IN the decathlon
Hamilton II First.
In the decarhlon, Hamilton Uni
versity Of Missouri, won two firsts.
his time OF II rs seconds being the
best for the 100 meters and his 11-61 j
meters the best shot put He was
fourth IN Lhe broad jump, with b.3z5
meters, tied for 18th place in the high
jump with L60 meters. and eighth in
the zoe meters run with IS seconds
fiat
In all there are II entries in
the decuthi0u. There were some
remarkable contrasts 10 Hamil-
tons Performance. An Instance
WAS the little Japanese Gensa-
bu1O, whose shot put was only =
S-IS meters.
This total scores in athletic events, =
rack and field, ct the finish OF Fri
lays program in the Olympic stadi- :
lm. were as Follows. :
United States. 10; England, 50, :
Finland. 5s; Sweden. 50; France, 20; s
south Africa, 10; Italy. a; Canada, ]
To- Denmark. = New Zealand. 5; Nor ]
way. g. Esthouia, 8, Czecho- Sl0Fakia
j. Holland. 2; Belgium, l.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-21
Western Tennis
Stars Win Match

Boston. Mass. Aug 21.-Wiu Davis
and Roland Roberts, lard hitting
Californianss furnished one Of the
biggest surprises OF the national
doubles lawn tennis Championship on
the Chestnut Hill courts OF the Long
wood Cricket club yesterday when
they defeated William T. Tilden and
Snarles 5. Garland, the Davis cup
pair. in the semi final round.
The match went five sets, the score
being 70, 81. 3-5. 81, s-s.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-21
Costly Acreage
Bet On Game

a S an example Of how hard the
n gambling fever has hit Wichi-
IA Falls betters, Jakey Atz.
manager OF the Fort Worth team.
relates the following story
Two Of them who believe in
betting real money-both are mil
lonaires-were out at the last
game between Fort Worth and
Wichita Falls.
Who do you like todayT one
asked the other.
replied.
You're on III bet you my
acreage and he named a certain
tract, against yours
ing the incident.
And that acreage says Atz.
was worth a paltry $4,000.
that's all"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-21

Phoenix Ariz-. Aug. IA toehold
gave Pete Sauer victory in a wrest-
slAs nlalen mere Friday night with
sam Chaplain. British heavvwefrllf
champion after a struggle for the
itrst fall lasting one hour and TWEEN
tg-six minutes
Claphan's knee and ankle were
strained, e was announced. ending
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-21

George Vim. the Oakland south
paw. who had a jaw broken about
two months ago when hit By a batted
ban, is having serious trouble. The
Jaw has failed 70 heal. an abscess
formed and the surgeons In charge
are considerably worried over the
outcome.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-21

New York. Aug. 21AAuEustus
Post. secretary OF the Aero club Of
America, Friday denied a report that
natlonal and international balloon
teember and October had been called
We have had some difficulty ia
finding q suitable starting place In
chicago, he sa J. and It Is possfbIe
that some other middle western cifv
VIII be chosen. There IS. however
no possibility OF our ABANDONING Ire
races entirely"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-21

Where They Play sunday.
Boston at s.. Louis
Brooklyn at Cincinnati
New York a. Chicago.
Philadelphia at PittsburE
Whers They Play Monday.
Boston at Chicago
Brooklyn az Pittsburg.
New York at Cincinnati
Philadelphia at St. Loui1.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-21
ARNY-CIrY LEAGUE


Where They Play Sunday
Chicago at Washlnston-
St Louis a. phllldzl 1hia
Detroit az EsE YORK
Cleveland AZ Boston
Where They Play Monday.
Chicago at Washington
St Louis az Philadelphia
Detroit at New YORK
Cleveland at Boston
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-21

PittsburE. Pa. Aug 21-Phradeiphia
made It two straight from Plttsburz. Pom
der was unsteady throughout Belts al
lowed only two hits after the first IN
minute at o'clock IN respect 70 RAY
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-21

Chicago, IL, aug. zl--Chicago defeated
New York Friday. Alexander was hit for
II hits but was strong and steady IN tight
places Chicago Knocked Benton off the
mound IN the third after scoring three
runs on hin IN the second Douglas and
Winters finished Paszert with a homer
and triple. was the star IN batting.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-21
AGAIN
LOSE To CINCY
Unable to Withstand More
Consistent Fitting Of
1919 Champions.

Cincinnati. o.. Aug. 1L-The Reds won
from Brooklyn BY hard hitting OF three
visiting pitchers Friday. Mamaux was
knocked out OF the box IN the fifth and
Mitchell suffered the same fate in the
sixth. while Mozart also was pounded
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-21

InlcaEo --------. .--------- lal Ol1 O0E-5
Two base hit, Kelly. Three base hits
Young. Paskert Home run. Paskert- sac
rifice hit O'FarreL Double plays. DOVE
TO LefeVere 10 Kelly. Bases on balls. Ben
ton, 2 Douglas, I; Winters. l. Innings
Pitched Benton. p Douglas. 4, Winters 2
Struckout- Alexander. 4; Benton. 2. Doug
las, g Winters. / Wild pitches. Benton.
Douglas
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-21

Whero LleT EloT sunday.
Vernon At Seattle
Oakland al Portland.
salt Lake at san Francisco
Sacramento at Les Angeles.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-21

Great bargains in uncalled for Suits
and Pants. Real Fit guaranteed can
and see them AZ Parsons. 10 Texas-
Fine Tailoring.=Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-21

sBatted for Perry IN ninth
Score By innings
Chleago -.-----.--------- g99 ~ e9e-5
EllloueLn1l4 u4l l-u wv
CForfeitsd 20 Chicago 20 o.
Two base hit. Jackson Three base hit.
3rc1fullin- Home run. jackson Left on
bases. Chicago. 4: Philadelphia. Z. Bases
on balls. Kerr, 2; Perry. l. Hit By pitcher,
By Kerr. / Struckout, Kerr, 3.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-21

Portland report is that If the Nc
Credies really mean it when they say
they intend to sell their club then
Fielder A Jones stands ready to buy.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-21

Chicago. H. Aus 21--The official
Standing OF the Western league, in
Guiding games OF August II. an
nounced here Friday. follows;
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-21

Brooklyn .-.-.--.-....... coo 600 1o2- 3
Cincinnati ..-...........- 00z o52 02s-lo
Two base hits, Luque. konetchy. Three
base hits Roush. Neale. Stolen bases
Kopf Nesle. WinEo. Sacrifice hits, Dun
can Kopf. 2 Double plays. Myers to XII
duff 10 Olson Eflduff TO Konetchy. Bases
on balls Luqus. 2 Fisher, 4; lIamaux. l.
Mitchell. 1; MOZART. l. Innings pitched.
Aianaux. Z %; Mitchell, 1. Mozart. 10.
Luqre. s. Fisher. !. Str1ckout. Luque. :.
p MOZART. l.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-21
Babe Ruth'S
Secret Is Out

CHICAGO. III. Aug. 21.-Next
y time you step up to the bat for
your team and find three men
on, and Just good wallop needed
to sew up the works." Just con-
vince subconscious self that you
viii make a home run, and you can
do it. That's the way Babe Ruth
has run his string up to 45, accord
ing to Dr. Orlando E. Miller, noted
psychologist.
Babe Ruth's success as a knock
er OF home runs DIT. Miller de-
clarec before a class in 7sychology,
is not a question Of athletic skill.
but OF his confidence. When he
goes into a game. he does so under
the conviction that he viii knock
a home run There is nothing else
Tor his subconscious mind TO do
then but TO connect the bat with
the ball anybody can DO anything
that he IS absolutely sure ne can
do Doubt is the one cause OF
failure"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-21
ByBrggs

hJO Tt4e NEXT as n =
clRcULAe FROM Skinner & Co
Of WALL ST RecONANeNlDrNS0
BUNK OIL PED. As THe. OWE
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-21

johnson IL tottering, but Adams dis
plays no signs OF wearing ont.
Adams first Joined the PittsburE
team In 1907. Two years later he
pitched the Pirates into a worlds
championship which was hOtIy con-
tested By the Detroit Tigers A few
years later he dropped to the minors,
put built up such an impressive rec
ord there that he was recalled by the
Firltes three years ago. Today he
u the best pitcher on the PittsburE
starr after warm weather sets In. He
stiil has plenty OF stuff and knows
how 70 use Il 10 the best adrnnfaee.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-21

-AND The HENT-ETTeR rs
A P6R SoNAL REQUEST From
FRIEND SMITH To CoNTel8UT6
70 The %50oooooOoo. COG DRIVE
FOE HleHBRoUeB coLLeee
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-21
WHITE SOX GAIN
ON CLEVELAND
Take Two Straight From
Athletics; Indians Now
Three Points Ahead.

Philadelphia. Pa. Aug fL-chicaso
made It two out Of three from Philadelphia
By winning both games OF Fridays double
header. With two out IN the locals half
Of the ninth Inning Of the second game the
bIeaeher crowd swarmed out on the
field thinking a foul grounder from Styles'5
bat had ended the game The fans re-
fused 10 leave the field and umpire chill
declared the game forfeited 70 Chicago
The score at the tine stood s 20 In favor
Of the visitors.
First game. R.HE
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-21

In a recent Columbus Kansas City
game Alex Mccarthy opened an in
ming BY hitting the first ball pitched
by Dave Danforth for a homer Will
bur Good then hit the first one
pitched 70 him for another homer. IN
came Bunny Brief. who hit the first
pitch over the fence. but the wind
carried it foul by a yard.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-21

lIIIler SacrlfIce hits carey. RaWllnrs.
Double plays. r Miller 70 Paulette; Bar
bare to Cutshaw to Grimm Bases on balls.
Belts. 4. Ponder. 2 struckouf Ponder, 2
Wild pitch. Ponder
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-21

St Louis, No. Aug 21.-st Louis Mt
oeschEsr hard and Won from Boston Fri
day Doak was forced out OF the game 10
the second inning when hit on tbs leg b.
Boeckers drive.
Score p H z
Boston -.---.---.... 900 900 400 Q
St Louis $500. 114 900 IOs-s Il
Batteries- Boston. Oeschrsr. FfllinEim
and OMEN; St Louis Doak. Goodwin and
Clemens.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-21
BASEBALL


LLAAa AEAlrL T.
At Dallas. R.H.E.
Dallas .-------.---. 200 90 OF 3
Galveston -.---.-.-. 010 600 oo0-1 Il
Batteries; Dallas. Dale and Robertson
Galveston. Cerniglia and OBrien.
At Fort Worth-First game r. H z.
Fort worth $500. sol zee oe'-s II
'e-1ll-o1L $3.50. wv VIZ t9l-4
Batteries. Fort worth, whitaker and
Moore Beaumont and Kelley.
Second game RE.E
Fort Worta .....-.. o01 600 81 .
Beaumont ------------ 90 201 0-5
Batteries; Fort Worth. Johnston and Ap-
pletoni Beaumont. Freeman and STAINS
burg.
At wichita Fans. r H e
wichita Fails --.--. oo5 900 Co.'S p
Houston -...-.--.... 800 600 000-s g 0
Batterles- wichita Falls. ssFei and
kitchens; Houston. Menzee, Mattsson. Rust
and Eeciz.
At Shreveport RI E
Shreveport 49,. 900 900 010-2 2
san antonio 1900 1o3 600 100 Il
Bztterless Shreveport. Werbout and Van1s
san Antonio Eincher and Gibson
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-21

Des 1Ioines. i Wichita. 5.
All other games postponed. rain
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-21

Totals -------------..-S9 10 ls y IS
'Batted for Luqus In eighth
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-21

Grover Cunningham pays a visit to /
Rio Grande park almost daily. Grover !