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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-28
lights Lose To Army; Wrestling Tourney At "Y'
'WRIGGLER OF MYSTERY
ARRIVES; VISITS CAMP
OF COMING OPPONENT

ONE OF the most consistent chal-
l lleugers Of the Welter and light
middleweight wrestling titles ar
rived in Ell Paso Saturday evening in
the person OF the man Of mystery,
"the masked marvel" who viii meet
Matty Matsuda Thursday night in
Liberty hall.
WIN BE Finish Match.
While he was not expecting his
man to arrive so soon, matchmaker
Mcintosh Immediately got in touch
with him shortly after his arrival in
the city and has arranged for him TO
work out either Tuesday or Wednes-
day at Liberty hall. IN order that the
fans may get a line on his ability.
The fastest Wrestlers in the city have
been obtained 10 meet this new man.
who is said to be one OF the best and
fastest OF his class He is confident
OF his ability to defeat Matsuda in a
finish match and, in the event he
does, IL is probable that he will IN
mask in the ring and ask for bout
at some future date against top
notcher Of his weight
Here Is Letter From Him.
Sunday afternoon, while The Herald
sports editor was at the baseball
game, he slipped in and left the fol-
lowing letter on the sports desk:
somewhere in Fl PasO.
sport Editor HeraIdf
An IN LAE EalAE VIII the HN0EA
editor OF the morning paper, j
am very sorry to write that
cannot shake hands with you for
the present, but may some day.
This town seems to be long on
sport editors, for both men are
tall and handsome Bud (allOw
me to call as hear you being
called. 1 thank you for the many
kind things you have wrote re-
gardinE me and / hope to live up
to all you have written as to my
ability.
-Buts gee you two are both big
fellows, and II don't defeat Mafty
i guess / had better take the first
train out or, rather, an airship.
'eause-WelI. what's the usef Rest
assured 1 viii try. my best and
then some and, rs 1 am somewhat
heavier than Matsuda, i can count
that as little in my favor.
VISITS MATHIS CAMP.
As stated in my letter to the
Times editor, visited the train
ing camp OF Matsuaa and there
found him hard At IL and looking
TO be in the best OF condition.
Well, / am in somewhat the same
shape, 50 IL should prove a good
match.
Il expect to do some preliminary
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-28
PecOS Ball Team
Issues Challenge

Manager H Haygood, Of the Pecos,
Texas, baseball team, is anxious TO
arrange a series Of games for his team
with any club in that district He
Issues a challenge to the teams Of
Midland, Roswell, Toyah, Carlsbad
and other good baseball towns OF
that section. The Pecos team is one
of the fastest Of west Texas and being
ably managed has won a substantial
majority OF games played this season.
Manager Haygood is a former FL Paso
player and one OF the fastest outfield-
ers OF this section.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-28
CRIPPLED NINE
GOES 0GELLAR
Conlin Aggregation Unable
to Hold Own; Ponsford
Loses to Leaders.

MAJ. James H. Conlin. one OF the
headiest and most aggressive man
ayers OF the Army and City league
saw his crippled Knights edged out Of
third position Sunday afternoon when
the Fort Bliss all stars won a free
hitting. listless contest. seven to one.
One Team Was strengthened
When secretary Howard Don rang
the official gong two crippled teams
took the field but one remained 50
for about five minutes while the
other played out the entire game me
Bliss team was without the services
Of Dunlap in the catcher's box, while
the Knights lacked Charlie Brown at
shortstop. Al Adkins in left field,
Shea in the centure pasture and little
Dick Carberry at third Dunlap ap-
Deared in time 70 relieve Bush be-
hind the bat, the latter taking sec
ono and the elongated backstop re-
naming at his regular position The
Conlin regulars did not show up. how
ever. three being out Of the city and
the handicap was apparent early IN
Lieut.. Ham" Hamilton straight
baIled the Knight batters out OF the
lot as the headv cavalryman who held
the mound throughout for the army
and allowed but five bingles, threw
on an average OF about Two curve
balls per inning He shot the pan
up 70 the plate IN such fashion, that
the Knight batsmen with the ex-
ception OF little Ralph Carberry found
Il impossible 20 connect ana were al
his mercy during the entire game
Hamilton received splendid support
the work OF WinEate at shortstop ana
McGavin On the first sack being fea-
lures Of she otherwise listless contest
Game Came as shock.
To the knight adherents the game
came as a rude shock. Perhaps G.
Cordero. manager Of the International
team sitting fin the press stand eL-
pressed the whole trouble when he
declared that "the kniEhts, one week
ago a pennant contender played like
cellar champions in the game" The
pep which has characterized the pre-
vious contests Of the team seemed TO
be lacking. Rutherford in the pitch
while the infield did not work in Co
hesion. Backstop Marty had a sore
arm and couldn't hurl the ball TO the
sacks and consequently there were e
few stolen bases
Army Pat Up Great Game.
Behind the surprising Hamilton the
Army team showed an excellent brand
Of teamwork and unexpected strength
with the bat They made some errors
but the buuEles never came at an op-
Fortune time and were consequently
not costly The three games with the
2sth seemed 10 have done the army a
great deal OF good and the team
showed the benefit OF clever coaching
on the part OF Lieut. ". z Bill"
1lCCullouch, district baseball officer
and Lieut. Hamilton. McGavfn at
first base and Wingate at shortstop
are fast becoming the two main pivots
Of the team and each player deserves
a large share Of credit for the show
ing OF the team in recent games
The score
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-28

ors Of the Chicago Athletic associa-
ton. carried off the lions share Of
honors in the midwest trials for the
American Olympic team at Stage
field Saturday, scoring So points in
the 19 events The Illinois Athletic
club team Of Chicago was second with
30 points. Although no records are
broken. several noteworthy perform
ances were made. Joia Ray OF the
Illinois A c.. American champion
distance runner, won the mile run in
the remarkably fast time OF AIS.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-28

Franklin Field, Philadelphfa- Pa
June 28.-The 3O00-meter walk was
the only event in which a new record
was made in the eastern Olympic
William Plant, Morningside
covered the distance IN u minutes
and Sc 2-5 seconds.
A G. Detsch, running unattached
from the Metropolitan district,
equaied the worlds record in the 40
yard hurdles when he covered me
distance in 81 rs seconds over three
1oot hurdles The record will not
stand; however, as he toppled over
the ninth hurdle.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-28
New Record Is
Made In Trvout

Pasadena, Calf. June 2s-One
broken at the western O1v-n,11fe.
games track and field tryouts at
tournament Of Roses park here Sat
Representative Of the OIympie
records.
John K Norton was officially cred
Tea with running the 440-yard hur-
qles In 81 Is seconds. or 2-5 second
De5ter than the previous worlds rec
orc established by ". H lIeanfr At
cambridge, Mass, July IS, 1915.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-28
Tommy Nelson To
Box In WOgaleS

Tommy Nelson. star lightweight
scrapper Of the south side. has signed
articles for two bouts in the near
future Nelson viii meet Lee Nor
risey, Of Los Angeles. at Nogales.
on July 3. and on July IS viii battle
Johnny Connolly, the New Mexican
champion, at Roswell Tommy IS
planning a campaign OF fast bouts
which he believes viii result in him
meeting the best boys OF his weight
In the southwest.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-28
CUBS DROP ONE
To THE PIRATES
Timely Hitting Wins for
Pittsburg Crew; Giants
WALTON Dodgers.

Chicago. H., June 2s.-Chicago went TO
pieces in the eighth inning Sunday and
PlttsburE made enough runs with the aid
Of four hits. three errors. a passed ball
easily
Score r. II. E.
Pittsburg ........... 90 900 052-s Il o
Chicago -....-.-..... O01 900 O20-3 10 5
Batteries: PfttsburE, Carlson. Cooper and
Haeffner: Chicago. Alexander. Bailey,
Martin and O'FarrelL
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-28

Alameda. Calif.. June 2s-Duke
Kahanamoku OF Honolulu. yesterday
in the Neptune Beach plunge here
swan 100 meters. free style, in one
minute. one-fifth second, breaking the
worlds record for the distance OF
minute, / second established by Nor
man Ross. Eahanamoku was par
ticipating in the Olympic games,
western tryouts.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-28

carter EpAEuQl4 cAQ " ms MAAHA nc
defeated Wallace last summer is still
the talk Of faddom-
VIII Show More Speed.
Many fistic bugs are Of the opinion
that Tommy did not show the speed
in the Hill engagement that featured
his contest with Wallace and are
anxiously looking forward to the
meeting of the southwestern cham
pion with Murphy. In the Fifth
cavalry star he will meet a man his
equal in cleverness and who packs
a stiff punch. Murphy is not quite as
fast as Carter, however. and IL will
be on this speed that the FL Paso
favorite viii depend for points, it is
believed. He will meet a straight
standup man in Murphy, however, and
not one who lays back and awaits a
chance to put in a telling blow
Matchmaker Jim Erwin an
nOunced Monday that he had OBJ
tained the signatures OF Eddie
HanIOn, the tough base hospital
weller, and Soldier Wfntersteen
TO n set Of articles calling for an
eight round bout between the two
as the semi-finaI to the Carter
Murphy battle. Winterstcen f.
n hard hitting scrappy man and
is favored to defeat HanfOn. He
has had as much experience as
the base hospital crack and packs
n stiff punch in either hand
He is from pack train No. three and
but lately returned from overseas
where he fought a number OF battles.
This bout alone promises to make
the card a hummer. Erwin has sew
eral good ones lined up. however. and
there is little doubt but that the IN
dependence day card will be a dandy
in all respects
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-28

Brooklyn. n Y. June 2s--Toney pitched
shutout ball New York defeating Brook
lyn Sunday Narquard held the Giants to
four hits. but two came together IN the
third and again in the sixth. for runs.
Bancroft drove IN the first run with
triple after two men were out while the
second run was the result Of double
steal
score. R-H.E.
New york .......... oo1 o0i 900 1
Brooklyn -----...-.. 600 900 uuo-g
Batteries. New York. Tonsy and sny-
der: Brooklyn. 1Iarquard. Mamaux and
Miller.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-28

Where They Play Tuesday.
Vernon at Seattle
Oakland at Portland
salt Lake at san Francisco
Sacramento at Los Angeles
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-28

Stolen bases, Gowan. kolze, Medina Cha
con. Two base hits. Ponsford. II. Gomez
Three base hits. " Gomez. Mesa. .; Leyva.
lfuslzopf Base on balls. off Pousfords 4;
off LeYya 4. Sacrifice hits. Redditt, =.
Gomez St-uckout, BY Ponsford. z. by
Leyva Il. Left On bases Zone supply 10:
Iutsrnationals, s. Double play. Crozier 70
Anderson to Gowan- Wld pitch. Leyva-
Passed bail. Chacon- HIT by pitched bali,
bv Ieyva Anderson. Ponsfordl; BY Pous-
ford (A1dsrste). Time Of game, 800 I'm
pires, Ferro and kama
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-28

Cincinnati. O.. June 2S.-St- Louis took
the third straight game from Cincinnati
and advanced TO within a few points OF
first place Sunday. Schupp outpitched
Ring BY a wide margin. The Cincinnati
club sunday night filed charges against
umpire Klein for alleged abusive language
used 70 pitcher Luque in Saturdays game
which resulted IN that official being at
tackled on the field BY Luque. KEN Of
60 RHE
& Io1f- ........ 900 200 o01-s II /
Cincinnati --.-----.- lo1 600 ol0-- z
Batteries. St Louis. Schupp ana Clell-
ous- Cincinnati. Ring and Allen
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-28

Washington, D. c. June 2s-Walter
johnson had the Athletics at his mercy
and Washington Won its seventh straight
game Sunday. This was Philadelphla's
18th consecutive defeat.
Score. RI E
Philadelphia 1900. 600 900 600 /
washington .....-..- 600 90 s2'-7 IL /
Batteries; Philadelphia, Moore. Rommel
and Wyatt; Washington. johnson and Pic
mich
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-28

sunday Games.
Minneapolis. IA; Kansas City, l. Second
game postponed. rain
St Paul 2: Milwaukee. 0. Second game
postponed. rain.
Columbus. u; Indianapolis. Ill
Toledo. 5; Louisvills. 2
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-28
YANKS' HITTING
WIN5FR0N 50X
Clouting of Babe Ruth Aids
Victory Of Higgins Team
Over Boston.

New York. June 2s-A sensational
eighth inning rally in which New York
drove out six hits. including a triple by
Ruth and doubles by Ward and Neusel.
enabled New York to win from Boston sun
day. Up 10 that inning only four hits had
been made off Russell.
Score. R-HE.
Boston ...-......... 90 800 0o0-5
New York ..-....-..-. 010 O01 o5"7 10
Batteries; Boston. Russell and Walters.
New York. Mays, Quinn and Hannah
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-28

Chicago. III, June 2s.-"Gunboat,
smith Of san Francisco outpointed
Tony 1Ielchoir Of Chicago IN zen
round bout at East Chicago. Ind,
Saturday.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-28

AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Where They Play Tuesday.
Chicago at Detroit
Cleveland at St Louis.
Boston at New York
Philadelphia at Warrington
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-28

Where They Play Tuesday.
PittsburE at Chicago.
St Louis at Cincinnati
New York at Philadelphia
Brooklyn az Boston
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-28

Knights Of Columbus. ..-. 600 100 o00-1
Eort Bliss ---------------- 800 pVu O4--i
Stolen bases. Davis. Doyle. Trautman. 2;
Rybzczs Hamilton Two base hits. CraW-
ford, Wingats. AIcGavan- Three base hits.
r Carbsrry. . Double plays. Hamilton 10
1icGaran TO Dunlap; Cunningham 10 Mar
tys Doyle 70 Bunson. Bush TO EcGaval-
struckout Hamilton, 8; Rutherford, 5.
First base on balls. of Hamilton 8. of
Rutherford 2 Left on bases. Knights OF
Columbus s. Fort Bliss. g. Hit By pitched
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-28

hail Rutherford Dunlap. wild pitch.
me f-57. Umpires, Kane and Terro.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-28
BASEBALL
TEXAS LEAGUE
Sunday Games.

At Dallas. RIB
Dallas ..........-.. 10 $50 o0'-7 Il
Houston .-..-.---.-. 900 100 00o-1 2
Batteries: Dallas. Conley and Robert
SON. Houston. Glenn and Noyez
Second game F. H 2
Dalla9 ...---.------. uAu 4uJ w.
Houston -..--.-.--.- ulz 90 4uu-a II
Batteries; Dallas. Hughes and Harkiness
Houston. Little and Grsenberg-
At Shreveport r. H E
Shreveport 49,. 90 900 o02-4 o
Beaumont -. COS 900 Oo9-s 2
Batteries: Shreveport. Verbout, Gleason
and Wallace; Beaumont, HALEY and
Brsur.
At wichita Falls R. H z
wichita Fails -. 900 oo1 o0O-l 4 =
san Antonio 1900 Isl 900 00o-5
Batteries- wichita Falls. Ziun and
Kitchens: san Antonio. Ross and Gibsol-
At Fort Worth r II. z
Fort Worth $3.50. go Isl 00'-10 -
Galveston .....--.-- 600 100 100 Il
Batteries. Fort Worth. Wachtel and IA
worth: Galveston. Gudgsr and O'Brien-
Second game P H z
Galveston ----.--.--- 100 OIL CO., II
Batteries. Fort Worth. Robertson Whit
taksr and Moorss Galveston. Moore. Lee
and O'Brien.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-28

ChlcaEo, III. June l8.-CleVeland de-
feated Chicago Sunday. Bagby holding the
white Sox scoreIess until the ninth when
Jackson drove into the right field bleach
ers for a home run Kerr pitched a strong
game for Chicago but received poor sup
sco-.- RHE-
cleveland ........... 900 10 oil
CHICAGO ....... 900 900 001-1
Batterios= Cleveland. Bagby and O'Neill;
Chicago, Kerr and schalE
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-28

The protest viii be up 70 the presl-
dent OF the league according TO the
present bylaws He is empowered.
however, to appoint a committee to
receive the protest and render a YER
dict and il may be that It will be
voted upon by the managers OF the
league as a body. In view OF the
fact that neither umpire saw the
play there is a probability that the
game viii be ordered replayed.
M .n.na.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-28

ST. Louis. No. June 2s--van Glider held
Detroit to three hits and St Louis won,
getting an even break on the series sun
dav. A Wild throw by Gerber following
a brilliant stop. paved the way for
the visitors lone run Oldham's wilduess
treated the locals TO two runs
Score X n 2
DetroI+ ...... 600 90 o01-1
81 louis ...-..-.- 90 600 o2s-3 1
Batteries: Detroit. Oldham and Ain
smith St Louis. Van Glider and severeid-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-28

sunday Games
Chattanooga. O: New Orleans. 2
Nashville. o: Mobile. 4
Memphis. 10; Birmingham. IL
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-28
WESTERN LEAGUE

Hunuay u1luea-
Sioux City. Z; St Joseph. s.
Omaha. 30; Des Molnes. 81.
Tulsa. s.; Joplin. 4.
Oklahoma City. 2: wichita. Z.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-28

Stagg Field. Chicago. June a.
Athletic stars running under the col
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-28
CARTER AND MURPHY
AGREE TO BATTLE IS
ROUNDS TO DECISION
VIII show More Speed

Carriers splendid showing when he
defeated Wallace last summer is still
the talk Of faMdom.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-22

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greater pr3Gnc1nn winch. ne de-
GEc--iDea Is '-1rls SURE cu-@ Of pruf-
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The wErl6 Il never very 1a- atlEHd
Of szzrvH14nn- hI-rer experiences has
shown us -nH mere shade Ltla- EXISTS
between 1uel ana --sszing We. VINE
have Inc hel1E and mines anE vino
arg hlEsr wT-t, order under law. nave
supreme uuTy II gur-Ss.l yes anu u
humanity as wnniH. Thai au-y Is
IT sacurs mE11mun au-pu- n ag-1-
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pEy me reward ID winch sucn acrnn
Is justly entitled Production II q
mnrzl obligation Is wal as Z na1e-ial
uHaaEEl-T. I Is me Su-E cusE Df
;17-1fi-aa--nE. To evade r is % inJu-H
ourselves as well as or 1eiluw mEn.
e have yeHn EgElng under RE-
unanimous Using TINE NJ wages. Our
pTuE-Tess II this respec1 II the lhSr
faIr vsH-E has almost sZEesEisf the
Tyrog-ass na1e n al prHE.inus time.
Il ms pu- sxlEzRnee an q new stand
ard NH-sr bsfaIN wRs there any
-lnE l0 enrnpE-s with l. This nRE
-R-EsE 4 grave CussuHn as 70 whether
production ms been equal ID d,E-l-
nUlnn, wfE-t1E- wages aE being
zE-nsc by Ens combined snrsYT1rlEe Of
lannr. management and CAPITAL. N
Tnsrnar they R-e neIng pEln II rR-r
aE1 Of cEp1-al Wages cHa increase
as luRz as -hsv ara eHrneG- Wnsn
nn1 aEznEE. DU- pEId --nm czuITR-.
fslsaszar Is a. hand. q disaster sure
70 bear with Ing GREATEST severity on
1fss+ wage sE-nRr ant ms Dependents.
Thar are -wD things that are I'M
par1aaz 70 wage eR-nErg- The FIRST
Is r pE- EIIfhcisnr Effur- IT'D their
eupfrvnsu- 50 Lt1Ez EnF TrEEHn- srRiH
q wages VIII mn he -sducsd- Sncis-T
has determined nightly Ehz1 Detare
zaErz IS arr genera retnrrun II cur
war Scals. every stnr- snail be maze
z r7Htr-zln Il nv sufficient IutEn-
sI-v uf work To this emf capital.
management and Ens wage Garner
ruE sDunE-a-H