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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-15

ping wears the stone without actually
seeming to-
But don't think that distance is the
only essential OF excellent punting-
Remember, the other side r. en-
titled TO run Jack the punts, and
often the advantage that q gained
in kicking distance + dispeIled
by long rumhacizE. The punrer
who e. just right viii Eef the last
foot Of distance out Of his punt.
hut still VIII not Outkici< his ends.
He must gage each kick 80 HIS
ends can fly down the field and
just arrive at the spot n the oD-
posing back catches the ball
When that happens according 10
achedule. there Is no runhucIz. and
the full value Of the kick Is Sc
cured
kicks from placement. usually come
whe7 team IS within striking dis
lance OF the opposing goal and IN
able 70 sustain its advance and crash
through for a touchdown The field
goal Is the half portion score which
sometimes enables a team that is un-
able to push the ball over. cash in for
three points instead Of six. and roll up
a sufficient total to win
Place Kick Valuable.
The placement kick is often valua-
bic, too, when fair catch OF a punt
is made on the defending teams 40
yard line or better. When Charley
Brickley and Ned Mahan were AZ
Harvard. they we're dangerous when
place kicking from any spot on the
enmy's half OF the field They gar
lered many points when their oppo-
1ents punted poorly from down near
their own goal line and Harvard
made a fair catch for a place kick.
Under this seasons rules, the goal
rom touchdown may be kicked from
where ever the scoring team elects
instead Of from a spot in line with
he spot where the ball went over
Tor a touchdown. This places a
greater value on the accuracy Of the
goal from touchdown. for with an
kicks being made from virtually the
anne spot. the team that misses a
Jingle goal is placed al a decided dis
ldvantage- In close game, the sin
gle points loss may be the one that
'osts a victory when the game would
otherwise be a tie.-Copyright 1920
~ the Wheeler Syndicate
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-15

has not been renewed. That f.
not sayinE, however. that George
IL quitting the Braves He and
are very good friends and pos
sibly we may Eet together again.
stnllinEs has been very success
full I'm the management Of his
large plantation in GeorEin. and
7 don't know whether can make
IL worth his while TO stay in
baseball.
Il asked Mitchell TO stop over here
and have a talk with me. Fred is
popular in Boston His part in max
ing a worlds championship team of
the Braves in 1919 is still remem bered
there.
"As coach for the Braves that year
he was mainly responsible for the
excellent pitching staff Afterward
he coached at Harvard ald was in
great demand at the time he was
was signed by the Chicago club. He
is such a capable executive that he
assumed the duties OF president Of
the Chicago club for a time. From
every angle. therefore. he would fit
nicely in Boston and am seriously
considering him"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-15
Mitchell Pursues The Champ
Wants Crack At Clever Benny

A FILWAUEEE. Wis Ncv- 15.-Wil
M Richie Mitchell. Milwaukee light
weight star. get a chance at
Benny Leonard's title in New York
slater For some time past Tex Rick
ard has been making bids for Mitchell
TO battle either Willie Jackson or
Benny Leonard in Madison Square
Garden. New York. over the 10 round
route and 70 a decision Mitchell pre-
ferred Milwaukee for the Jackson
would draw more in eU-beer town
than in Gotham
Tender and LeOnarG-
Arr. Rickard was also after
Tendler-Leonard match or a Tender
Jackson contest. but owing 70 per
sonal differences between the various
managers IT seemed impossible 10 get
them together in New York, although
there is little doubt that Tender
Leonard match would draw over
$4,000 in the big garden Jackson
and Tender have bartled three times
in the east and the Philadelphia boy
has won each time
However in New York they
would ike TO see them mlnEIe
again, but there has been talk
OF having them box in Milwaukee.
me EGlA SPOT AuE AlEm II ALAA-
son square Garden as they viii
set a gate OF over $4,000 there.
while Milwaukee would hardly 20
over s25-0oo. The match for both
Teudler and Jackson IN Mflrnu-
kee g. Richie Mitchell and also
Pialy Mitchell. for the fans re-
member the slum-banE affairs
they were when the Hame fight
era met last spring in Milwaukee
Auditorium.
Richie Mitchell met and defeated
Ray Pryel at PittsburE last week and
this has helped his standing in the
east. for Pryel Is known as a tough
lad, II not in the top-notch class
Meet Jackson First.
II Mitchell Is wise he VIII tackle
Jackson before going against cham
nlon Leonard The latter defeated
Richie over three years ago, but that
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-15
Mitchell May Manage Braves
Ex-Cub Pilot Liked By Grant

NEW YORK. Nov. 15.-Fred Mitchell
IN former manager or the Chicaro
Cubs, stopped over here on his
way from Chicago TO Boston. and had
a talk with George Washington
Grant, owner OF the Boston Nationals.
Grant presumably is on a still hunt
for a successor TO George Stallings as
manager Of the Braves and Mitchell
is the most prominent candidate in
sight
Mitchell and Grant met at the
Frairs' club and discussed matters
informally. The former will proceed
70 his home near Boston, but meet
Grant again after the baseball meet
inga next week
Select Pilot Later.
4 do not intend to select a man
ager for the Braves until later in
the month" said Grant last night.
and maybe I viii not make a choice
until next month. when we hold the
annual meeting Of the National league
here ] am in no great hurry for
expect to consider several men.
II cannot say now whether
stnllinEH viii come back 10 Us.
His contract expired this fall. and
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-15

Victory Tor OHIO state next salur-
day would leave the Buckeyes the
only indicated team. A defeat. how
ever, and victory for Wisconsin over
Chicago. would give Illinois. Wiscon-
sin and Ohio State a record OF one
defeat each and an equal claim 20
the Championship on the comparative
score or dope basis. Illinois, how
ever, would possess one more victory
than either OF her competitors and
probably would be conceded the cham
pionship.
The surprising defeat OF Illinois
Saturday when Wisconsin, in a ten
minute squirt Of super-football. for
ward passed its way TO touchdowns
and a victory. has made Ohio State
the favorite in Saturdays battle.
Wisconsin's success against Illinois
with the forward pass was considered
significant in studying Ohio states
chances for the Buckeye team is con-
sidered the greatest forward passing
aggregation developed in the middle
west since Eddie COchem first intro
duced the aerial play at st. Louis uni-
versity. The Workman brothers arc
particularly adept at overhead play,
.Hoge" throwing from any position.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-15
sLoNAkER INJURED.

CIaremont Callf, Nov. CAP
tain Slonaker, Of the University Of
Arizona football team. who was in
1ured Saturday in a game with Po-
mona college. was blinded temporarily
through conclusion OF the brain, Il
was learned today. He was able to
see again Sunday and physicians said
he would suffer no permanent injury.
Coach ]. +. McKals is remaining here
with Slonaker. Most OF the other Ari-
iona players started homeward today.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-15

nEHOLD the new EoutlH esLeru loot
n ball title coutenders-
Let the curtain ring up on the
sturdy Billings football team, form
erly known as the Myrtle Avenue
stars and but recently organized,
which met and defeated the aggres-
sivs Base Hospital team on the Fort
Bliss gridirou Sunday morning By the
score Of a 20 six
Entering the fray as comparative
outsiders insofar as practice and
weight was concerned the FL Paso
eleven-all working boys who prac-
tice By arc light and sometimes with
out-not only held their own against
the Niles-Smith combination but
scored two touchdowns to their op-
ponents one. and incidentally kicked
both goals
me game. remarkably free from
intentional rouEhness was Wit
messed by n large number OF
spectators from Fl Paso and TT
Bliss, who vented their enthu-
SlnEm from time to time at the
surprising play OF the civilian
team. Defeating the Seventh
euvuIry team but a few days nEo
the hospital aggregation was con-
sldered one Of the best teams az
the post and its supporters can By
no mems be disappointed In IT.
showing against the Billings
eleven
All OF the scoring was done in the
second half when the Billings tribe
called upon every ounce OF its re-
sourcefulness in order 10 score. It
showed across both touchdoWns in
this period due mainly TO Its speed
and tricky playing and its general
ability 70 outguess the rival eleven
Little "Red" Carberry, he boxes b.
another name, scored the first tally
when he took a long forward pass
from Blocky Fuller. The pass ac-
curarely tossed fell squarely into the
hands OF the little player and he went
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-15
Football Games

Ann Arbor. 8iieh.-MiehiEan, "A;
Chicago. o.
Cambridge. Mass. - Harvard p:
Brown 0.
Philadelphia. Pa--Dartmouth a.:
Pennsylvania Z.
MorEantoWn. W. Va-West Viz
ginia, II; Rutgers. 0.
Pittsburg. Pa--Pitt, 2; Washington
and jefferson. O.
dom. O.
Annapolis, Ind.-Navy. S.: south
Carolina. o.
Northwestern Field. Minn-North-
western Il; Purdue 0.
Indianapolis. Ind.-Notre Dame 10.
Indiana 10.
Iowa City. Iowa.-Iowa 2s. Mime
sofa z.
nois 9.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-15

the southwestern title. Frankie is
already training at the International
club, where manager c. ]. Stallard
has arranged attractive quarters.
while Lewis will arrive in the city
next Wednesday and will Immediately
get down TO the work Of conditioning
himself for the engagement. Lewis
has the advantage Of a decision over
Fowser received several months ago
and the FL Pasoan Is anxious to even
matters up.
receiving knowledge that he could
obtain the services Of BevFia, did
not ponder one minute, but innme-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-15
ALL STAR BILLINGS
TEAM WINS SECOND
GAME OF SCHEDULE
By GRIDIRON.

down the field for a touchdown. h
nimbly sidestepped all opposition an5
was well On his way when confronted
by Lieut. Niles. star baccfield mar
Of the hospital
some Speedy Thinking
Carberry used his ring science Z,
the perfection OF a t'T' and neati1
lodged the opposing player crossinf
the line safely. Goal was kicked 9
moment later.
Louis Marty scored the other
touchdown in the same period
when he intercepted a forward
pass and chased down the field for
the second score. Goal was also
kicked in this instance. Lieut.
Niles was the man who scored for
the hospital team going Ecross
after a line plunge The trick
plays OF the billings team worked
TO perfection in almost every In
stance ard contrary to indlea-
lions did not rely on the forward
pass rs much as expected, but
made many gains on line plunEes
and bucks
The work OF Frank Patterson,
'FratZaL' Huttanus. "DaEo' Hunter,
Red Carberry, .Bloczy" Fuller.
Dutch" Marty ana lawrence shea
was particularly good. but all OF the
Myrtle boys conducted themselves IN
good style and gave an excellent idea
OF Just what can be expected o. them
in the games TO come All OF the play
ers praised the hospital corps team
for its sportsmanlike playing and a
second game may be arranged for
the near future II IS probable that
the stars VIII play either the school
Of Mines or the high school Tigers
next Saturday at the stadium
The work OF Blan Jackson. Ray
York, r. Stanley, D. NandeWater, 2.
Colbert and Frank Patterson. line
men was Thoroughly IN accord vita
the general spirit OF the team
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-15
Los Angeles Gets
Amateur Meet

New Orleans. la. Nov. 15.-The an
nual convention Of the Amateur Ath-
lecic union opened Sunday VITA So
delegates in attendance
Ihe first official work OF the con
Tention was the awarding OF the 1921
national track and field chauufonshiD
20 Los Angeles Other awards for 1891
were made Monday.
A lively fight is looming ID over
the presidency. for which three can
didates are in the field Robert s
IS eaver OF Los Angeles has a strong
backing from the western associa-
tfnr=
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-15
Ira Vail Wins
Phoenix Race

Phoenix, Ariz.. Nov. 15.-Ira Vail
won the 50-mile free-f0r-all automo-
bile event at the state fair grounds
here Sunday. covering the distance in
50 minutes. p Is seconds. Eddie
Hearne was second and Jimmy Thorn
as local boy third Hearne won
the z5-mile match race by passing
Vail on the last lap His time was
q minutes. - seconds Jimmy Thom-
as was also third in this event
In the tri-state race. for cars owned
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-15
STATES
LEADER OF ALL
CONF. ELEVENS
Yet Undefeated While Illinois
Loses First Game to Wis;
Final Game Saturday.

Chicago. H., Nov. 15.-Ohio state
now stands at the top Of the western
conference football elevens, but must
defeat Illinois next Saturday IN order
TO have an undisputed claim to the
championship. for a defeat at the
hands Of the uIini would leave the
race in a scrambled condition. with
possibly three teams claiming first
honors- The standings are;
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-15

diately made plans FOR the recep-
ffou OF the clever Californian
here. For the benefit OF the box
ing bugs. and there are few Of
them not acquainted with the
ability OF the Wesferner, Il can be
said that he, f. In n class with
cliff Jordan. Jimmy Duffy, Bat
Ting OrteEn and other Enuppy
mixers Of the Pacific slope. One
OF HIS latest achievements was a
10 round victory over Kid Palmer
the man who defeated Speedban
Hayden Mt Douglas, Ark, some
months ago
Palmer won a clean cut decision
over Hayden at that time and there
is not a fan In the southwest who
is not acquainted with the ability Of
the clever negro army champion
Friends OF Lewis in FL Paso are
arranging 10 give him a rousing re-
ception when he comes TO town.
Another Good One.
Erwin also arranged another bout
which VIII result in the filling OF the
big bowl arena TO its capacity when
be signed Nike Nasquez. the south
side Mexican lightweight star, and
Dial Hawkins. the hard hitting little
mixer from the Nelson camp
Vnsquez Is being Eroomed
nightly by Jack Taylor at the
F0WEer quarters and be IL in
splendid condition FOFFner and
the lightweight mixer make an
ATTRACTIVE pair In the ring. while
Battling shapiro and Dutch
Crozier are also contributing
their efforts toward putting both
men in shape for their respective
bouts Hawkins g. working at the
army 4N7 and f. warming the
hearts OF his supporters
An open invitation has been issued
% the workouts Fowser's time is
80 each evening at the International
with Fasquez, while Hawkins works
e o'clock Lewis viii work az 2-51
n the afternoon daily after he ar
ives
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-15

however. and ran It back to the q
Race kicked. hut the bail came
hack to the Calumus Is yard line
in Tiger possession Two at
fempfs at forward passing failed
and then MeKemy got through
successful one TO McAinney-
they gained 20 yards on this play
and the ball was within i've
yards Of the goal line first -
ten and goal to 60 But the
Tigers just couldn't make IL
They were I'D against the same
kind OF a concrete defence uE the
state Mines faced just two days
before. They had the ball, the
pep and willingness to carry IL,
but not the necessary weight
Four attempts failed and the ball
went over. Race kicked Il out OF
danger a moment later The re-
mainder Of the period was devoted 10
an exchange OF punts.
veteran Control.
Races head work brought IN the
final score OF the Calumus IN the
last quarter when after he had been
forced 70 kick in the shadow OF the
goal posts for the eighth time during
the game he started a forward pass
ing game which Melted some substan-
tial gains The general physical con-
" demonstrated in this quarter when
the High school did not take a neces-
sary time out but once, while the
Calumus boys were forced 20 exceed
the limit OF four twice and were
penzlized accordingly. Race shot a
20 yard forward pass TO Broyles that
put the ball on the Tiger 20 yard
line after a spectacular run. The
ever ready Donahus then slammed the
line for a big gain Race himself
gained and then Broyles made four
yards off tackle.
II brought the oval withinl four
yards OF the Tiger line. sam Bethea
took It over from that point.
Little Charley Pollock was
knocked out during this play. He
refused to- give m inch OF ground
and a. the play was off tackle
the Culumug backs went right on
over him Pollock received -
cheers from the Tiger students.
mingled with the sp0rtsmanIllze
eheerl Of the Caiumus hackers for
the game little younEster. Bryant
dropped back and kicked goal a
moment later. The remainder Of
the game resulted in n kicking
exchange with first one and then
the other making slight gains.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-15
FOWser Lewis Meet Nov. a
Crack Boxers Agree To Meet

TORT BLISS punch bowl. the scene
Of many hard fought boxing bat
ties between bantams and light
weights during the past six months.
is going to divert slightly from its
path Of the past and Is going 70 be
the stage OF a middleweiEbt battle
for supremacy OF the southwest
Enter Perry Lewis. crack .Califor-
Man, hard puncher. clever boxer and
a speed merchant with the padded
mitts
MEETS FRANK FOWsER.
He is TO face Frankie Fowser at
the big bowl on the night Of No
vember "a in a II round battle for
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-15

=
Mexico Aggies- umpire-Leut Nc
Kay, Motor transport corps. Field
Judge-Madison Nudd, FL Paso ~. -
Head linesman-Dyer, Fl Paso. As
sistaut inesmen-''Budr Roe, James
Klburn-
Substitutions. Calumus ciub-Rob-
erts for Aiagruder. Aldridge for Rob
erts; West for McKemy: Broyles for
Perrenot; Hickman for Morris.
High school-NcKfnne for Dsu-
son; Clark for Remp; Butler for
Springer Portillo for McKemp; Por-
tillo for Butler after McKemy re-
turned in place OF PortIIlo; Cooke Tor
McEemy.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-15

WaHoD Ren7Ount

Using series OF lire shifts and end
runs the Quartermsster team. leading
eleven OF the Fort Bliss football
league. Sunday afternoon. defeated
the Remouut organization at Fort
Bliss By the score OF II 10 0. The
Quartermaster players continued TO
show the spectacular form which has
featured their work this season The
lineups follow:
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-15

AaN W. W.
stolen base, TITUS Two base hits. D. Car
berry. Crozier. Muskopf. ID. Hunter. Three
base HIT D. Hunter Base on balls. of Full
Ter, - or Leyra- Q Sacrifice hit: Leyra-
struczout, by Fuller. 9. by Issyra. e. Let
On bases, Knights OF Columbus. 2: Lester
Moor g. Double plays. Leyva to Titus:
Leyva 20 Titus TO Acosta- Passed ball
Muskopf. 2. HIT by pitcher. by Leyva Or
Carberry), by Fuller o.. Martyr. Time OF
game, 2;o0. Umpires Zero and JamszL
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-02-16
CANADA INSISTS
tONLEAGUE VOTE
Privy Council Head Assails
LenroOt Reservation.

OTTAWA, Ontario, Feb. 16.-Canada
was unoficially on record today as or /
posed to ratification of the league OF
nations pact If the United States senate
adopts the Lenroot reservation TO the
peace treaty.
Speaking at mass meeting of war
veterans last night, N. w. Rowell, presi-t
dent of the privy council and acting sec
rotary of state for external affairs, said :,
"If the United States senate should
adopt the Lenroot reservation, either in
its original form or amended as now sug-
gested, and should also adopt the pre-
amble as proposed, Canada, as one Of
the nations of the British empire and
party to the treaty, would be called upon
to decide what action she should take
under these conditions. There can be no
possible doubt what Canada's decision
would be. She can not and viii not con
sent to any impairment of her status and
voting rights under the treaty"
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-02-16
RAPIDLY FORM
STATE GUARD
Gen. Smith Reports National
Organization Progress.

With the work mastering out the
Indiana state militia continuing, Adj.
Gen. Harry B. Smith said today that a
number of new organizations of Indiana
national guard will be ready for gov
eminent inspection in the near future.
Company D of the second regiment,
indianapolis, will be mustered out Feb.
90 Company NJ, First regiment, Attica,
viii be mustered out Feb. IS, and Com
pany II, Second regiment, indianapolis,
probably will be mustered out sometime
next week Two Indianapolis companies
already have been mustered out
Fourteen companies Of infantry to be
a part Of the new national guard are
in the process of formation. Four Of
these Will be in Indianapolis and two in
Newcastle. Oother companies are in the
process of formation at Gary, Mishawaka,
Goshen, Marion, Anderson, Shelbyville,
Bloomington and Evansville Supply
companies probably will be organized in
Attica and indianapolis, A machine gun
company probably also Will be organized
in Indianapolis, and the headquarters
company will be located at either Ko-
komo or Laporte.
A regiment Of artillery also is in the
process Of formation. The regiment will
have its headquarters at Kokomo and
batteries are being formed at Monticello,
South Bend, FIT. Wayne and Indianapolis.
There will be two IA indianapolis. A
field hospital is being organized at Co
lumbia City. The new guard also will in
clude an engineer corps and a signal
corps, the location Of which has not been
decided. Most OF the companies and bat
teries will be Differed by men who saw
service during the world war. The ar
tillery viii be completely motorized.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-02-16
Dental Five, Outlucked
at Culver, Open Work
for St. Joseph Game

The Indiana Dentals, the cough luck"
basketball team, today started training
for their game with st. Joseph college, at
Collegeville, Ind, Saturday. That the
game viii be a hard one, is n sure bet.
for the Dentals won from st. Joseph by
narrow margin a few weeks ago and
since that time st. Joseph has defeated
Valparaiso university aud the Illinois
Athletic club basket teams. St. Joseph is
known as a great home floor team" as
the athletes at that school have a way
of scoring on both long shots and shots
from difficult angles. The st. Joseph
gymnasium is one of the largest AMI best
In the state.
The tough luck" name was applied to
the Dental quintet after it's game with
Saturday. Culver won by the score Of %
to %. Seven times have the Dentais made
the Culver trip and Culver always has
won by close score. This time tho
Tooth PullerS were pointed" for the ''uf-
YER game and the battle with the Cadets
was thriller. From the first the Dents
took the lead. Both teams played hard.
fast clean basketball in the opening half
and the Dentals led by the score of14 to
IL at the close OF the period. The Dem
tails had shown far the better team play
in that half, but had hard luck at goal
shooting.
When the last half started the Dentals
began to find the basket and with seven
minutes to play the Tooth Pullers were
leading by a 20-to-12 score. Then the
called but few fouls. Coach Peck, the
former Pittsburg football player, has n
husky bunch at Culver aud the rough
game was too much for the light Dental
team and the Culver five overcame the
Tooth Pullers' lead. shot from the
center of the floor with only a few sec
onds to play won for Culver. The score
was Dentals, %; Culver, 81.