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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-10
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-10

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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-10

~ashine'on. Jan. fo.-~Eothosay 70
aevanc. si5oooo.ooo for feed rsissf for
Austria. poisro ana Arrsn4s. ~as
s*sse - corer-sf ihsosph Secretary
Case.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-12-08

lens Indvielse we'd en- Festlighed,
der haYde samlet henved 1000
Deltagere baade fra S6nderiyl-
land og fra Diet dvrige Dan.
mark. Der holdtes Taller af Hans,
Erik og Jacob Appel somt fhy.
Minister II. 2. Hansen.
Ravnens gyldne It'd. I den
altyske ,Deutsehe Zeitung" Dig
ter en- tysk Adelsmand:
Engang oprinder
en- Prejser-Vaar
ct Folk som Projsens
slaas 81 i Skaar,
saa er den der, med salig II,
den |prejsiske Havnens gyldne
It'd.
bet er preisisk. En- Projser
prpdiker like Oprejsning og NY
Yakst. Han pradiker Havn. bet
Maal er der neppe nogen, der
vi hjelpe ham at naa, bemgr-
ker ..Flensborg Avis
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-12-08

Pastor Wilhelm Beck.
Ter Bflleder, 90 mango VII rimeligvis for for
ste Gang tilegne sig en- fyldestg6rende og vir-
kelig Opfattelse az hele def Land, hyori han
er fedt og opdraget. | Sardeleshed er der
fagt Vpgt paa at gengive Karakteristiken
hos de forskellige Egnes Beboere; enhyer
sterre By er udf6rligt omtalt, Landets le-
dende M@nd paa ethyert Omraade er skildre-
de, de forskeliee Samfundsretninger og
Drifter err ber9rte, der er IKE en- Store Her
regard i Danmark, uden at den 10 er ON
talt SAINT ofte afbildet, og alt alt kan man
s;ge, at der her foreligger en- popular knl-
tnrhistorie af Diet gamle Land, som maa glg-
de enhyer dansk Laser.
Angaaende den rent tekniske Udstyrelse
af Verket maa DIET fastslaas, at der like er
sparet i nogen Henseende for at gore Bo-
gen til ct yirkeligt Pragtyerk, der besidder
saayel Varighed som stadig lnteresse. Bet
err like en- Bog, som man l9ber let igennem
for at legge den bort og glemme den. Man
vii stedse vende tilbage I'll dens Slider, OF
den vii have yarig Verdi som Kildeskrift;
medens dens Afsnit vii bibeholde Unforeseen
som Observation-Disclosures Der err derfor
anvendt svgrt glittet Papir, og Ilustratio-
nerne er udf6rt med Omhu og Sans for Va
righed. Formatet er 7 x 10 Tommer, og Bin
Diet err baade yarigt og smukt, saaledes at
Bogen vii tage sig pyntelig nd og modstaa
Tidens Tand. Arbejdet reprgsenterer da og-
saa meget betydelige Udleg, selv for ct
Verk at dette Omfang, og det har kun vac
ret muligt at ~foretage Udgiyelsen med den
Tanke for Ole, at Evald Kristensens Bog
vii finde talrige Lnsere, og at den kan ON
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-12-08
god juIegavG

Boqea Wink, en- Vejledning
I'll Communicating at BibeIen,
IS Slider, g0dt lndbundet, I'd
giyet az Pastor G. B. Christian
sen r. Of D., Formand for den
forenede dansk lutherske Kirke,
anbefales som en- S erdele S
god JULEGAYE.
J. J. Kildsig.
If Vidnesbyrd ON Bogen frem-
sntter VI fGlgende:
Anmeldelser.
bet var mig en- stor Overra-
skelse, men ligesaa stor Glede
at modtage Deres Bog: Wink
for Gennemlesning af Bibelen'
Den er en- god Bog og syarer
godt til sit NaYn. Den giver Yir-
keiig code Wink og vi for 81
bellesere we're af sjalden Var
di.
Med broderlig Hilsen,
Derese hengiyne
X. c. BodholdL
/. Formand j den danske Kirke.
Saa langt, som jeg er kommen
med Gennemlasning af din Bog:
Wink, saa maa ieg sige: ,,Gnc
har rigeHg velsignet dig, Bro
der, j dette Arbejde. Den Bog
VII blive mango til Hjelp og
evig Velsignelse, netop fordi den
leder Sjple til selye Kilden;
Guds Ord.
Tax paa egne og Medkr.stnes
Yegne for Bogen: Wink.
Rev. II. c. Holm, Pres.
Iowa District Norw. Luth.
Church
Eagle Grove, la.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-12-08
TENKER DE PAA AT REUSE
TIL CANADA?

vi giver ~Oplysninger med Hensyn
til Vegreyille'D istriktet.
Dette Land lfgger we'd Hoved-
LINEN af Canadian National Rail-
way. Tact we'd By med godt Mar
ked. Jorden giver valdige AT
greder. Rigelig Regn. Irrigation
er like n9dvendig. Ingen Man
gel paa Brandsel-Masser af
Kul og Tre Def bedste Distrikt
for blandet Farmdrift j Alberta.
Mango dyrkede eller udyrkede
Farme til Salg for meget mindre,
end de er vard. Skriv til os.
THE VEGREVILLE LAND co.
H. o. Braden, Mgr.
Vegreville Alberta.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-12-08
En- god Julegaye.

Som en- saadan, Wide jeg ger
ne anbefaae den af Pastor G.. b.
Christensen udgiyne Bog:
Wink. Denne code og lodge
Bog, som er en- saa udmarket
Anyisning til Lesningen af den
hellige Skrift, og som serdeles
praktisk leder ind ] en- dybere
Forstaaelse af Gnds Ord, turde
we'd denne It'd vere velkendt
blandt wort Folk. Adskillige
Eksemplarer er solgt her ON
kring, og har veret til Yelsig
nelse. K9b den Og send den
til en- Ven som Julegaye. /
vor foryirrede og holdningsi6se
lid, trenger man til Diet eneste
taste Bolverk, ,,Herrens Ord,
der oliver eyindelig."
Oakland, Calf, 10. Nov, 1919.
o. X. Olsen.
Restoplaget at Bogen selges
for $1.00 per Eksemplar og faas
Danish Luth. Publ. House,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-12-08
Sgnderjylland.

Wig. Derea rationale Holdning. l
en- Artikel ON de nye Folke-
~fpiskoler i Nordslesyig, skriyer
..Flensborg AYise" bl. a.:
.,Baade for den danske Be
folkning i Nordslesyig og j Son
deriyaands fraskilte Del er det
az Betydning, i hvilken Aand
de nye nordeslesvigske Folke-
hejskoler ledes. Indre-1Iissions
Hsjskole i Hoptrup vi allie have
Tillid I'll; den toner rent Flag.
Den Efterskole, der skal oprettes
. Rens med sarlig Sigte paa de
udelukkede, maa antages at vile
ggre Diet samme. Over for de am
Dire i den sidste It'd aabnede eller
paatankte Skoler STAIR mango
danske Slesvigere lyttende og
afYentende.
R6dding Folkeh6jskole vi TX
ke have let we'd at svare I'll sit
historiske Nayn. skolen paa
Askov kan nnppe antages at
vile give Slip paa noget at sin
fqrende Sitting, heller like sgd
for K~ongeaaen. Forholdene i
Nordslesvig err nu andre end i
Fyrrerne og andre end j I'd
laihdighedstiden. De Navne. der
var knyttede til skslens Ind
vielse, synes / alt Fad sammen
med en- Del af Lerernes Nayne
bestemte til at wise de udeluk-
kede Danske og deres Yenner, at
de like paa denne skole kan
yente at finde noget Hjemsted
for de Folelser og den Vile, der
lever i deres Bryst, for de
Aandsmagter, som de mener
trmnger til at styrkes i Diet dan
ske Folk.
Mar dette stod saa lidet for
beredt j Grensesporgsmaalet, saa
famlende uklart over for nation
al Pligt OF Ansyar, saa falder
en- like ringe Part af Skylden
herfor paa den Del af den dan
ske Folkehoiskole, der er kom-
men bort fra fast Bund nd
Observation-Disclosures Hangedynd.
Folket var naaet hot j Oplys-
ming, men havde tabt i national
Styrke. Dette skal huskes for
Fremtidens Skyld, uden at Diet
vii mindske den Benndring o.
Hengivenhed, som ale Danske
hernede nerer for en- Rekke
Hejskolemends Arbeide.
| flere store Lande forvildes
Ungdommen aldeles efter Krigen.
Ismr fra Tyskland males der
friste Billeder. Men der er ct
Smitstof i Tfden, som BREEDER sig
ale Vegne. bet danske Folke-
hgjskole knnde nu kaste CLANS
over sit Nayn we'd bevidst og
starkt at d@mme op for denne
Farsot, we'd at slaa ned paa
Tajleslasheden, we'd at hjglpe
Ungdommen I'll A%rbeidsmod %
sund Liysglede, til rank Ryg og
national Selvhaydelse. we'd j de
unges Sind at fremelske Yiljen
til at tage de v~anskelige Opgayer
op og stemple det som foragte-
hgt at skyde dem fra sig.
For de udeiukkede er Diet ct
af den nye lids Sp6rgsmaal, ON
Nordslesvigs Ungdom, som lige
for Krieen var begyndt at rykke
frem paa egne Vegne, at lie de
truede Egne til Hjelp, og som
under Striden ON Grensesp6rgs-
maalet i hojere Grad end de ul-
Dire stod paa deres sydlige Lands
mands Side, ON den mn vii n6jes
med at gaa op j dansk Ungdoms
Kaar, at glades we'd sely at hyde
godt az dansk Frihed og dansk
Aand, eller ON den efter den
store Gledestid foler saa megen
overskydende Kraft j sig, at
den like viger tilbage for ma
tional Stordaad, at den like
viopr tilbape for at virkeligg0re
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-12-08

vide kun kunne faas, dersom
nan Nord for skelbekken still
lede Sig lige saa velvilligt over-
for tyske Kray.
Mandag den s. Nov, indbpd
..Kirkeligt Samfund for Flens-
borg og Omegn' til Mode FOR
at drafte dette Svar. Man var
eng ON at fremkalde en- hurtig
Afg6relse af spergsmaalet og ON
like at Vile behandles som
G.dsler for Nordslesyig.
Den danske Menighed er rede
I'll at tage komsekyenserne al
sin Beggring. saafremt Diet
kielske Konsistorium skulde sige
Nei. Med Hensyn til DansK
Kirke bley der giort opm@rk-
som paa at den i umindelige
Tider har ygret forbeholdt den
aanske M%enighed, OF da der kan
SKATES kul I'll Teafre og BIZ
ografteatre, maa Fru Sogn vel
kunne skaffe XII til n6jmesse i
Frue Kirka, bYis fere sogne
like vi slaa sig sammen ON
Iejmessen skifteyis j cen al de
store Kirker. Man burde like
tage den fattiges enesfe Lam.
s~kolesagen i Haderslev. aAp-
penrader Tageblatt der helt
igennem representerer den ra-
dikale Floj linden for Tyskernes
Rekker (Arvtagerne efter DIR
Hahn og Den tyske Forening)
er ude me ct Angreb paa de
tyske Observation-Disclosures
mer i Haderslev. de Herrer
Tams og DR.. Meyer.
Anledningen er Diet velkendte
Krav ON Ansattelse al udeluk-
kcnde ty~sksindede Lprere we'd
den tyske Afdeling al Folkesko-
len. Diet tyks. Blad opiyser, at
der har vnret I'm bekendt "
sker' oppc hos Undertakings
minister Appel for q blaee j
den Forbindelse. men at Mini
steren kunde syare med at hel-
wise til, at Anspttelsen at Le-
rere we'd Folkeskolen i Haders-
ley var ordnet at den folkevalg.
te Skolekommission og at Ind
stillingen oven Z Kebet var sket
enstemmigt. ,,Apenrader Tagc-
mener nu, at de tyske
Medlemmer af SkO1ekommission
er falden deres egne Menings-
faller i Ryggen. Og Vi we'd, fort
SETTER Bladet, at Larer II. Chr.
Hansen (Kongevej) har tall paa
talrige tyske Foreldres Yegne
naar han paa eft .af Den tyske
SkolefOrenings sidSte M8der nd
talte, at Diet eneste rette tyske
Syar over for denne ,.Yoldsforel.
Sc" af den tyske Skole hafde
veret at forbade Skolekommis-
sions- M9det.
Tysk spmmelighedsfolelse er
aabenbart en- sjrlden Ware, skri-
yer ,,Danskeren Naar man I'M.
skier, at de samme Tyskere, der
nu hverken we'd Alaal eller Maa-
de med deres Krav paa Skole-
vesenets Omraade, for Krigen
nagtede den danske Befolkning
alt, sely to usle Timers ugentlig
dansk Sprogunderyisning, like
at tale ON dansk Priyatskoler
og en- dansk Afdeling i Folke-
skolen, saa kan man like andet
end forbayses over den Frejdig-
ned, hvor med de nu indkasse-
rer alt Diet, de aldrig undte os
andre, da de hayde Magten, og
agerer dybt forurettede oven j
Kebet. ,,Kr. Dgbl."
Oct danske Presteembede we'd
Yor Frue Kirke i Haderslev er
nu i'll. DISK" endelig bleven be
sat, idet s%ogneprast II. |. +. c.
Matthiesen, Vamdrup, som i lang
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-12-08

Kebere ~nuligvis maatte 9nske ut sende den.
bet anbefales at indsende Besfilling snarest.
medens Oplagel er stort; en- Del af Arbei,
Diet or udfort paa ct Tidspunlxt, da Papir OF
Arbejde var b~iligere end nu, og Diet er van.
skeligt at fprudsige, ON ct nyt Oplag lader
sig udf9re Ill noget ner samme Pris.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-12-08

Oct danske Prasteembede we'd
Yor Frue Kirke / Haderslev er
nu i'll. DISK" endelig bleven be-
sat, idet Sogneprest II. |. I. G.
Matthiesen, Vamdrup, som i lang
It'd har yeret udset til at kon,
stitueres i Embedet, holdt sin
Tiltradelsesprediken S6ndag den
q. Nov. Embedet som dansk
Priest we'd Kirken har staaet le-
dig siden Pastor Lorentzen
Flor bley forflyttet til Hanved
we'd Flensborg.
Den nye PrGst blev konstitue-
ret som dansk Sogneprest, lige-
stillet med den tyske Sogne-
prgst Provst Petersen.
Pastor Matthiesen vii forel6-
big tage Uphold paa missions
hotellet", indtil hans Prestebo-
Zig er ledig og istandsat.
Hpjskolen ] Rcdding. RGdding
H9jskole genaabnedes den Z.
Nov, paa 76-Aarsdagen for Sko-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-12-08

Den danske Menighed i Flens-
borg. / JUL henvendte if6lge
.,Flensb. Az" F~lensborg ,,Kirke-
ligt Samfund'' sig til Prasten
for Frue Sogn angaaende en- For
bedring i dansk Kirkebliv, og l
September fandt der en- ny Sam
tale Sted angaaende dansk
Gudstieneste hver S9ndag. Bet
skriftige Svar herpaa kom den
A November. Def l9d paa, at Kir-
ken kunde faas, men at de sted-
lige Praster daarligt kunde
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-23
What Do You
Know About Sbort2

J. How long has Walter Johnson
been with the Washington team2
2. Was Hod EHer in the big league
before coming TO CINCINNATI
3, How did the Browns get George
Sisler2
4 Did Jose Rivers ever get a
chance for the lightweight champion
5. Did Johnny Coulon ever fight
two Championship bouts in one
s. OF what nationality was Joe
AZeYedo. the boNer2
Z. Which infield IN baseball rivaled
the famous Athletics infield. which
consisted Of McInnis, Collins, Barry
and Baker?
s. In case Of a double foul IN bas-
ketbsu does the ball continue in
9. Who won the A. E. F. officers
tennis championship held at Cannes,
France, In February. 1872
10. What two brothers played the
outer positions on the Yale and
Princeton elevens last year,
Answers to Yesterdays Questions.
l. John Heisman. famous football
coach. is an alumnus OF Pennsyl-
Vania-
.. Hughey Jennings, manager OF
the Detroit Tigers. is a lawyer, and
practices law in the winter time
g. The Athletics last won the
American league pennant in 1914 and
nave ute4 last ever since
(. Grover Alexander first broke
into the big league in 1911 with the
Philadelphia Nationals
8. Jack Dempsey. the original, in
1885. was recognized as lightweight
champion. He then became a welter-
weight and later middleweight,
winning the middleweight title
6. Ad Wolgast became champion
when he won over Battling Nelson in
40 rounds at Port Richmond. Calif-,
February %. 1910 The referee gave
the decision as a knockout
Z. Connie Mack's right name is
Cornelius 1fcGillicuddy-
8. Rings on the baskets IN basket
ball are IS inches inside diameter
9. A goal is scored in soccer when
the ball has passed between the goal
posts and under the cross bar with
out being handled by the player
10. Handling" in soccer is tnten-
tionaly playing the ball with the
hand OF arm. 1t Is illegal for all but
the goal tender. who in a certain
restricted area may do do--Copy-
right. 1920. Thompson Feature Serv-
ice
tomorrow
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-23
WILING To BOX
CHAMP anytime
Says He Can Get In Shape
On Short Notice; Looks
Like Bank Clerk.

New York. March 23=I am
anxious 20 box Jack Dempsey for
the worlds heavyweight champion
ship as soon as the match can be
arranged" This was the first state
ment made by Georges Carpenter
the French heavyweight, on his ar
rival here this morning Il can get
into condition on reasonably short
notice and am willing to meet the
holder Of the premier title anywhere
the match can be held either In
America or Europe" he added.
These statements, made through
an Interpreter, were the answers
given TO a host Of newspaper and
moving picture operators who
boarded the French liner La Savoie
10 obtain their first view Of the
holder OF the European heavyweight
Championship and the @ puEilistic
sensation Of a decade The first i'm
preston Of Carpenter was FAR dlf-
ferent than might have ben expected
Of a heavyweight boxer and veteran
OF four years OF world war fight
ing
Of apparently slight physique and
Weighing. according TO his own state
ment. but 176 pounds, the cOnquerOr
CT q long line Of French and English
heavyweights resembled bank
clerk on a vacation far more than
he did a pugilist whom boxing en-
thusiasts in all parts Of the world
are eager to see match skill and
power against the American fighter.f
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-23
PHILLIES HAVE GOOD CHANCE To
JUMP FROM LAST DIVISION DEEPS


4 DTRMINGHAM, Ala, March 23.-Tou
ID never can tel what viii happen
to a bah club by studying the ad-
vance dope shipped out during the
cold, dry winter Early prognostiea-
tons made with all sincerity usually
go Eooie when the athletes appear in
Z the arena and Derperrate perform
! ances which cause even the most
D somber critics 10 sit up and pay close
attention And thereby hangs this
tale which deals exclusively with the
pennant chances and the 1920 pros
poets Of the Phillies-
Last winter 1t was possible 70 set
gurgling giggles from the audience
when the Philles ball club was mem
toned. On paper, II looked as If
Gavvy Cravath would be lucky II his
team finished in August or something
like that. The dopesters agreed IL
would be a hard job TO keep the other
clubs out OF last place, but it could
be done. The Phillies were awarded
the tan shoes with pearl buttons along
with the shoe polish early in January,
for il was figured II the Phillies
couldn't shine at the head. they could
shine at the foot.
But things have changed, as they
say in many Of our best cellars Down
here in the sunny south, the young
gentlemen bossed by 1Ir. Cravath are
showing more stuff than any one
dreamed Of. and while a critic, even
them a place in the first division, il
is almost a cinCh that some one else
viii occupy the damp, dark spot at
the bottom Of the ladder The Phillies
do not look like q last place ball club.
The signing Of Casey Stengel vir-
tually made the outfield- The eccen-
tric athlete its in well with Cy VIII
liams and Irish Meusel, and the trio
should form q strong defensive and
aggressive set Of gardeners deusel
has been out on the coast working
with the Vernon club because his arm
has been troubling him and Cravath
thought IL best TO keep his star slug
ger within reach OF his physician, who
has been treating him all winter.
1leusel says his arm is Just as strong
as ever. and If such is the case, he
should be one Of the star outfielders
Of the league this year.
Williams also is good, especially
early in the season. and StenEeI
should make quite n name for
himself In the pills park with
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-23
WINS CAME BY
8 TO D SCORE
"Bus" Gillette Makes II
Strikeouts, a Record in
College Baseball.

Austin. Texas. March 23.-"BusH
Gillette. Of FL Paso. celebrated the
opening Of the university inter
collegiate baseball season here this
afternoon BY shutting out the Sim
mons College cowboys In an s to
contest
The sterling right handler added
TO his pitching laurels by securing
It strikeouts. which Is said 10 be a
record in southwestern intercollegiate
baseball. Added 70 this. Gillette had
the visitors at his mercy throughout
the game. the Abilene aggregation
only securing one hit of him, q dou-
bic by Bradley in the fourth inning
MAKES GOOD
BATTING SCORE
Besides his remarkable pitching
feat. Gillette made two hits ont q
four times up Aiding Gillette In put
ting over the victory BY their con-
spicuous playing was English short
stop, who registered a single and two
triples in four trips 20 the bat. and
Graves who secured a triple and sim
gle out OF three times at bat.
For the Simmons contingent. the
pitching OF Middleton. the batting OF
Bradley and the fielding OF the team
as a whole were the features OF the
contest
More than 500 fans attended the
game which was played with strong
south wind blowing The same teams
play here again Tuesday afternoon.
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Jack Miller
Gong Good.

The infield was a big problem be-
fore the training trip started. Sec
ond and third base had 10 be filled
and no one knew how IL was 10 be
done Jack Miller was purchased
from st. Louis and is doing nicely at
the keystone position The veteran
has lots OF speed, knows the game and
VII be the best man the pills have
had in that spot since the days OF Otto
knabe.
Third base. however. looked very
sad and fOrlorn- Manager Cravath
decided in the winter that Blackburn
would not do, so he sold Lena 10
Toronto. Harry Pearce then was the
leading candidate, but the old utility
infield jumped the club for the OIL
League and Cravath was left fiat.
GavTy, however. did not worry. He
knew he had 70 develop a good third
haseman sometime. and started work.
He corralled three youngsters.
Nrightstone. who played with the
Klein Chocolates last year. Ralph
miller, kid from Fl. Wayne, and
HeIlman, the former bat boy and
ground keeper in Cincinnati.
Wrightstone and Miller stepped out
In front in the first week. Both are
good fielders and show promise Of de-
veloping into pretty good hftters.
In fact their work was so good that
CraEath was satisfied the hot corner
would be Wen taken Of In addition.
he has 'Stuffv" Stewart, the infielder.
who was sent here by St. Louis in the
STOCK trade last year. but failed TO
report Stuffy looks good. but no one
knows what he can do with the bat.
When he was in the big league be
fore he played in a few games and
arnassed the healthy batting average
Of 900. This. we might add. is some
thing OF a record
Canfafn Dnvv Hancroft T,af,,-
the best shOrtstOp in the league,
VIII III that position and work
smoothly with Jack Miller. That
Keystone combination looks
mighty strona and will be hear
on the defence.
The Pills. with any kind Of
pitching will not occupy the eel
lar this year. There are too many
good players ON the club, the
morale is excellent and the boys
viii fight hard for every game
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-23
ACCEPT HOCKEY MEN
FOR OLYMPIC GAMES

New York. March 23.-Acceptances
OF the United States hockey team en-
try FOR the Olympic games was an
nounced in a cable received by the
American Olympic committee from
Antwerp The committee stated the
team would sail for Antwerp. April
or 10. and would arrive in time
for several days practice.
Information also was received that
all the hockey games as wei as the
figure skating championships would
be staged on artificial ice in Ant
Werp.
Among the hockey entries counted
on in addition TO the United States
team are sevens from Canada, Swe-
den, Norway and possibly Denmark
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-23
WINS
FROM FOWZER

Stafford. Ariz.. March 23.-Eddie
Johnson. OF Colorado, outpointed
frankie Fowzer Of FL Paso in a fast
ten round bout here last night before
the Stafford Athletic association.
Johnson won the decision. according
to a majority Of the ringsiders. The
match was a bitter battle from start
to finish.
Tommy Nelson. Of FL Paso. was
given a draw in the semi-final. His
opponent was Billy Alger. OF this
place. The match was hard fought