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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-14
BANK TEAM To
BATTLE KNIGHTS
VIII Take the Place Of Ala
mogordo Nine; Zone to
Clash With Lester.

Due to the inability OF the Alamo
gordo team 20 make the trip to Fl
Peso Sunday afternoon secretary
Howard Don, Of the Army and City
league. has arranged q practice game
between the First National bank
and Zone teams to be called promptly
at ESQ o'clock.
This contest win precede the regu-
larry scheduled affair OF the after-
noon between the Zone Supply and
Lester teams.
This last named club has definitely
taken the place Of the InternationaIs
who hoisted the white feather after
q severe beating. The Lester team
aided by the splendid tWirllnE Of
Modesto Gomez made a fitting debut
into league circles last Sunday after
noon IN an II Inning game with the
Safety Firsters. The two teams,
Safety First and Lester. have been
combined to make one strong or
gsnization which viii play under the
Lester uame-
In the first game considerable pep
and ginger Is anticipated. The First
Nationals represent the best Of the
Independent talent IN the city and
they are an aggregation OF ball toss
srs who know how to lift and run
Rivetsr Casey viii be on the mound
for the knights while 10y Friend viii
pitch for the Bankers.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-14

pairing the lunch and handling the
children
Chairmen Of committees we're.
Robert n. MuIlin. soda water V. G.
Roe. ice cream; Mrs aurxthaL sand
witches: Mrs. ". P. B. McSain. candy;
and A. ". Norcop were assistant man
ayers to Mr.. Fris In charge Of the
picnic: A L Holm, athletic. Julius
krakauer. In charge OF judges.
The Herald also desires 10 thank
particularly physical director Holm.
OF the Y. NJ c. A.; Boy Scout e1ecu-
tive Glenn o. Everman and his troupe
which rendered such efficient ser
vice. the city council which lent Its
aid toward making the picnic a sue
cess every one being present, and the
police motorcycle corps, ably handled
c Hepburn and ". .. Daughdrin had
charge OF the boys and girls respec-
lively after they arrived on the
grounds
Saturday afternoon several more
races were staged at Cleveland
square under the direction OF Mr..
Holm and a corps OF assistants This
was made necessary as a result Of
the Inadequate time Friday afternoon
Those who assisted Mr.. Holm In
staging The athletic events Were-
Frank Farrell, John Orrison- Grover
Good. Robert Cordero. Walter Pheian,
Ivor G. Thomas. John McNary. al
Fraser. J. A Krakausr, A n Lock
hart, Sol I. Berg, E A Powers, ". P.
B. McSaln. h O. Wilson
The street car company came In for
q generous share Of the praise OF the
Riddles" for the excellent manage
ment In which the cars were handled.
There was enough room for all in the
cars and the ride to the park was one
OF the features Of the day.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-14
Eddie Mahoney
Rival of White

Chicago. IL. Aug. IA rival 70
Charley White has appeared IN Chi
cago In the person OF Eddie Mahonsy,
OF san Francisco. When Nate Lewis
split with Charley White. after
partnership OF several years stand
ing. the boy with the knockout punch
IN his left hand made a come back By
giving champion Benny Leonard quite
a battle In Benton Harbor. Mich This
started Nate Lewis On z quiet hunt
for a good lightweight with the re-
suit that he and his partner-Tommy
Walsh make arrangements with
Jack kearns. manager OF Jack Demp-
sey. to let them have Mahoney for
one year. Eearns and Dempsey have
been handling the Frisco lad as they
feel sure he has the making OF
champion Mahonsy has been making
Chicago his home and his first def
was Issued 20 Milwaukee boxers, IN
GLIDING the Mitchell boys. Otto Wal
lace, LEV Edwards. Tony Dennis and
all others i is possible that
Mahoney viii get a chance TO show
his speed against otto Wallace some
time during August a. the latter has
offered 70 take him on and give him
q real test. Mahoney Won the Pacific
coast championship when he defeated
Joe BENJAMIN. now under the man
agement OF Billy Gibson. who also
handles champion Benny Leonard
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-14

ing like the winds. But on many ocr
casions this same Duncan had played
unc9nny golf At the start. only to
fall before the strain Of leading and
70 90 down in the ruck- Unquestion-
ably the greatest shot maker OF his
brother pros. Duncan was never able
to cop q title because OF his speed In
starting That broke him But here
was q new situation: here was an up
hill battle TO be fought. with nothing TO
lose-all to gaini Place a golfer In
such a position and you get result in
a rush That was long what Duncan
wanted II brought him an oppor-
tunity, and he made good
II Il this same fortune Of war
which has meant so much to
Hagen. Wonderful nB he f. and
has been and in spite OF his hav-
ing gone through as n leader
from first to last in one Of our
opens, Waiter would doubtless
have lost many affairs Of the kind
had he not been in n position 10
come from behind. And think
he knows this
A year ago. after the second round
OF the open, I happened to be In the
locker room the morning before the
third round began There / met Ia
gen Nike Brady was leading him
! N Just in the position I want to be
In, Francis" he said to ne. Walter
recognized the fact that coming from
behind was a great advantage. And
his golf career has proved il more
frequently than any other players
Some people cannot account for
Hagen's failure abroad when they
recall his taking OF his first open
Title here IN 1914. a feat noteworthy
IN itself but decidedly more SO when
the golfer has the mental poise to
lead all the way. They overlook the
fact that golf is fickleness Itself.
Such an apparently small thing as
temporary loss of touch IL enough to
throw out OF gear a fine game. Hagen
Just had a skip In his motor some
where and could not locate Il IN time
The sad part was that Il happened
AZ the time Il did His French tri-
1mph was proof that he corrected Il
But there again we note that Dun
can, fresh from winning the British
opens again fell No doubt. the reason
vas the sams-the nervous strain and
customary letdown which come when
one Is conspicuous and too much Is
expected OF him--COpyright 1920, Sol
Aetzger.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-14
Yanks Again Best Indians; DodgersWallo
BALKAN LION To
CHAMP
VIII Clash With n. J.
DaEiscourt, Pacific Coast
Wrestling Star.

The Balkan Lion" Is to wrestie in
FL Paso-
he Is no less a person than Peter
Coff. heavyweight wrestling title
holder OF Europe and considered one
OF the best OF his weight IN the
country.
Coff Is = ssrvian. but IL not a
naturalized American citizen and he
aspires TO the American champion
ship. He Is to meet Nick Dayiscourt,
Of San Francisco on August 20, In
Liberty hall. according TO present
plans OF promoters Of the contest
Il viii be the first time heavyweight
vrestlers have appeared In e Paso
and much interest is being mani
Tested In the event
Davfscourt has been IN touch with
several Fl Paso business men VINO
are behind the impetus to promote
heavyweight wrestling. for several
days and readily agreed to meet the
aggressive Lion"
Davtscourt. also e considered one
OF the best OF the heavyweight d.
vision. He viii come into tbs ring
Weighing about 30 pounds against
2I5 OF Coff. coff recently defended
the Russian champion al Miami Ariz-,
having come there from salt Lake
where he defended his title several
times
inarles viii be . feature % thu pro-
gram
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-14
SETTING THE PACE IN
GOLF TITULAR MATCH.
is TRYING ON NERVES.

GETTING the pace IN a golf cham
y pionship Is just about too much Of
strain for any golfer 70 carry.
And so universally recOgnized Is this
fact that few golfers like TO go oul
into the lead. One has but to review
past open and amateur titles to see
how well established Is this fact Rare
is the golfer who leads the field all
the way through an open Waller
Hagen accomplished this unusual feat
when he won his first open champion
ship But. then, Hagen Is an excep-
ton 20 ali rules And in amateur af-
fairs, medallst after medalist has
fallen by the wayside In the match
struggle which follows.
Coming from Behind Easy.
I have always maintained that Il Is
much easier to come from behind
than Il is to set the pace And about
every time / take part IN or read
about an open championship in Eng
land France and America. ! find
Take some OF the recent opens as
proof But short lime ago. the
British held theirs Our warm favor
lte was Hagen, but Hagen was play
ing his poorest golf IN years al that
time II win not take long for Wal
ter to vindicate that record The
British backed Abe Mitchell
MltGAen uNeu Eooo Ms record
during the first two days. with
scores Of % and a, and fhuu en-
jOyed q lead Of five strokes over
his nearest rival. not to mention
the - stroke lead he had over
Duncan at that time. The latter
was counted out in the opinion OF
those present, while Mitchell
looked 70 them a sure winner.
What hnppenedf
Mitchell suffered a case ~ rs--es
right away and so thoroughly did he
blow up that Il cost him 81 strokes
for his third round The strain OF
leading was too much for him. Ha
became too anxious and. according to
reports. vas early at the course the
day OF the third round. watching an
that transplred until time for him 10
play. Now, had Mitchell been less
fortunate In his early rounds. feel
cerlain this strain would not have
been felt BY him; that he would have
come along as he has usually been
able
Duncan Gets Chance.
Duncan, counted out, was now com
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-14
Iowa Boxer Is
Making A Name

Matty Smith, Iowa lightweight. has
been making a reputation for him
self lately as a ''knockerout"." Matty
has had several battles around the
corn belt and most OF them have re-
suited in K O.s, his latest being
over Frank Larson. when he put TO
sleep in the 10th round This Is not
the original Mattye Smith. OF Racine
Via. but OF Iowa The original
Matty II at present In Australia,
where he went to be mustered out Of
the air service. Fremont Smith,
brother and manager Of Iowa"
Matty. wants to back his protegs
against any lightweight IN the states
for $1,000 a side.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-14
Cap Russell Boy
Is Race Winner

La Harpe. H.. Aug. 14.-Cap Rus
sell Boy defeated his only rival, Ma
bel Gentry. with ease In the free for
all pace Friday. the closing days fea-
cure Of the Great Western Circuit
races Summary.
Free for all pace. purse $500: Rus
sell Boy firsts Mabel Gentry second.
Best time 2:06H.
2:17 trot. purse $500: Princess Roby
first; Bessie P second; Primator,
third Best time 2.20k.
2s2O pace. purse $500: Billie Leo.
first; Anotation, second; Axtide, third
Best time, 2:1f5k.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-14
Infantry Man Is
Best Rifle Shot

Camp Perry. O.. Aug 14.-Lieut. '.
L James. United States infantry. won
the rapid fire event Of the National
-Rife Association matches here Fri
day after II competitors. tied for first
place. shot sev1ral relays 70 decide
the event
plus 50. pius 50. plus SO. while Lieut.
F. S Ross. O S. Infantry. his nearest
compstitor. had 100. ipus 60. plus 50.
plus -. Captain D. A. Preusner.
small arms firing school. his third
and private S. n. Elinck, .. s. n. c,
was fourth.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-14
National Champ
Loses 4 Match

Newport. r L. Aug. Ar Nor
RS Williams II and Richard Harte
furnished the big surprise OF the
Casino lawn tennis tournament Fri
day By defeating ". Il Johnston,
National champion and C. J. Griffin
"a the final Of the doubles The match
went five sets, the scores being 60,
a-6, rs. 1-e. 6-S.
Johnson viii meet Griffin in the
finals OF the singles as a result OF
their victories over willis Davis and
Roland Roberts respectively.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-14
Riddles" Enjoy Herald Picnic
Sturdy Athletes Get Chance
By PICK NICK.


GAY. mister. may have another
/ y sandEich2"
is there seconds on the ice
cream, and where do ! get my candyI''
When are We going 70 have an
other pionic7"
Manager B H Fris. Of The Herald
circulation department and his COM
petsnt staff Of assistants, composed
OF e Raso business men ard their
wives we're called upon TO answer the
above questions and many many
more during the progress OF The
Hersld'G picnic for Fl Paso .'iSiddlesT
Friday At Washington park More
than 500 children ranging In years
from six months 10 Il had the time
@ their lives and voted the merry
making the best ever
Queen Il Elected
Little Miss Barbara Freeman, aged
four years, upon whose sunny locks
the board OF judges elected TO place
the crown Of queen OF the picnic for
that she had just g perfectly grand
time Little Stedman Butler, aged
six years, a pupil Of the Sunset
school. and boxing champion OF the
flea weight class, q title which ne
defended IN no less than five bouts
by the way, unanimously seconded the
motion and anxiously Inquired when
he was going 10 get q chance to show
his ability with the leather gloves
More than 500 children participated
In the field meet which was held In
mediatsly after they had obtained
their lunch and quite q number are
to receive handsome prizes for
winning the events. The picnic lasted
until o'clock.
An OF those holding white tickets
for victories in the different COZ
- - - IL
office and see manager FRS about
their prizes.
Mabel Eoruand Al EIIanay.
The HeraId's big picnic started at
the EllanEy theater at 1870 o'clock,
when the children already tickled and
laughing over the autlctg OF clown
Joe Mealy entered the big theater
and saw Mabel Eormand ~ The slim
Princess" After the end Of the show
they took the cars to Washington
park and there a feast awaited them
They were given bread and butter and
ham sandwiches. lemon and orange
crush, Ice cream. chocolate candles In
regulation size boxes. and there were
seconds IN everything lemonade
barrel presided over By Uncle -BilF
Roe. also helped to drive thirst away.
Before filing down to where the
tables we're packed with the lunch
the Riddles were addressed BY Rev.
Percy Knickerbocker. Who said that
the boys would treat the girls 'iust
Ike they we're AL sweeth earts." He
cOmplimented the children on their
excellent behavior and received three
rousing cheers Gt the flnlsh.
The Herald wishes 70 thank the
chairmen OF the different committees
for their cooperation during the pic
mic and also to extend their gratitude
20 the FL Paso business men and the
FL Paso women who assisted In pre-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-14

Wonder II the fans ever
realize what q catcher has 70
stand. even with the armor
that protects hint asks Bill
Phelon- A flock OF Brooklyn
and Cincinnati players were
frolicking In bathing suits on
beach the other day. The
catchers' limbs looked as II
they had been rolled Up and
down a buzz-saW-Bcarred
torn and spotted with old
bruises. All OF them had bat
tered feet and lattened toes.
the result OF Whizzing fouls:
all had long. ugly scars Just
above the knees. from spike
wounds. and the other catch
ers had ugly looking, dis
tended veins throughout the
surface OF their legs, ths re-
suit OF the croucaing posi-
ton behind the bat.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-14

Grand Rapids. Mich, Aug. I4s-A-
though outwefghed nearly thirty
pounds. Chuck Higgins. OF Indian
apolis. had little difficulty IN winning
a ten round. no-decision heavyweight
boxing contest with Homer Smith.
OF Kalamazoo. Mich, here Friday
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-14

Where They Play Sunday.
Chicago a. Detroit.
Boston ct Philadelphia
st. Louis Al Cleveland.
New York At Weshingtou.
Where They Play Monday.
Detroit At Boston
Cleveland Ct New York.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-14
-FOUR STRAIGHT
UNDERSTANDING
Speaker Tribe Unable to Do
Anything With Fitting
Of New Workers..

Cleveland. O.. Aug. 1A-NeW York wen
its fourth straight game from Cleveland
Friday Extra bare hits we're factors IN
All Of New Torz'G runs- Cleveland hit
ShaWEey hard In the eighth. Mays re-
placed him and held the Indians safe.
Dn L
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-14
WILD PITCHES
LOSEFAST CAME
Brooklyn Players Take Ad-
vantage Of Every Oppor-
tunitY 20 Score.

New York. Aug. lt-Frsd -onsy rnads
I three via itchea. all Of which flrussd ia
I Brooklyn'I runs and the Rchins Defeated
New Torz Friday. Grimes vas master o.
I ths 0lanfE. except IN n seizhth uhsn TIRES
[ hits Esre hunched for two runE
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-14

cided 70 accept the transfer 20 san
Antonio. The young pitcher has b.
come a sort o. popular hero with
san Antonio fans because OF his good
work.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-14

Boston. Mas Aug. tf.-BoEton ard
Fhiladelphia divided a DOUBLE heads- Bcs-
icn wiu1l1s the nrzt Friday.
Phiadei1hia lie orc o8o-1 70 I
fnsfr7 -------.-- 1z1 TO 11s-5 10
B1ttsries- PHILADELPHIA Rizey and
Wheat Boston. MeQuiilan and Gowdy.
second game Il
Philadelphia .--..-.of7 oo5 o1o-s IS
Boston --.....--....l1o 900 idc-7
Batteries. Philadainhla. Huhbeli and
rrasresser. Boston. FillinEim and O'Sslli-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-14

WILLIAMS WALLOPs ERTLE.
Baltimore. Nd Aug. ll-KId WI
1izms, OF Baltimore, decislTely de-
fezted Johny Ertle, Of St Paul. IN q
y round boxing match here Friday
night
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-14

Tommy Madden has been acting as
manager OF the Syracuse team since
Johnny Enzmann was shipped to the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-14

81 Paul. 3; Louisville. g.
MliUaukes l. Columbus. 6.
Minneapolis. = Indianapolis. 4
Kansas City, z; Toledo. Z.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-14

CASE FOH SOUTHERN.
Little Rock. Ark. Aug. IL.
Now that charges long
whispered have openly been
made that the Southern
league played favoritea"
when Il allowed Nashville 70
sign and use Chick knapp.
when u would not permit Lit
tie Rock TO use Tom Seaton
and Casey Smith, the fans are
wondering n the league d.
rectors win ignore the cir
cumstances- knapp, accord
Ing to the reports. was sent
out OF the Texas League for
reasons similar to those
which caused dismissal Of
Seaton and Smith from the
Pacific Coast league Il was
said at the time OF the con-
troversy IN the Southern
league over the former coast
players that president Allen
OF Little Rock alleged other
clubs were using layers un-
der same charges. but that
when called on he refused
give names.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-14

where They Play Sunday.
Brooklyn ~ New York.
Cincinnati a. Chicago.
Rittsburg AZ St Louis.
where They Play Monday.
Cincinnati a Chicago.
PittEburE Il St. Louis.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-14
sOUTHERN ASSOCIATE

Atlanta, 4. Nashville. 2.
Memphia- 4-os New Orieann. 7-lo.
Little Rock. To- Birmingham. II
Mobile At Chattanooga. rain
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-14

ZWTLLING OUT or GAME
Outfielder Dutch ZTliiing OF the
Indianapolis team % out o. the game
with e badly sprained ankle
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-14

PlttsburE Pa. Aug IL-sE Louia de-
fsated Fittshurg. 5unehins hits Off Cooper
IN the seventh and eighth UE-n thrr
sc5red all their runs Friday schupp vas
strong ard might have had = shutout eE-
ceDf far Dnhosfsr'1 srror
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-14
BASEBALL


TEXAS LEAGUE.
At Fort Worth.
Fort worth -.-..... Oh 900 IL
san Antonio ..----.. o1o 600 100
Batteries: Fort Worth. whitaker ana
aaworth; San Antonio. Cochrans and =.
Johnson.
Second gzma Rur
Fort Worth --......... coo oso Is 8
san Antonio 49,. 900 coo 80 3
batteries: Fort Worth. Wachtei and
Moore; san Antonio. Kelly and E. johnson.
At Dallas RzE
Dallas ..------.---.. 600 Ole z0o-s 3
Beaumont .---..--.. io3 600 o10-s Is
Batteries. Dallas. Tyler and Harkinn.
Beaumont. Bailey and Kelly.
Al wichita Fails. Rzr
Wichita Falls -.... Oh los oo0-7 Il 8
Galveston -.--....-.. O02 900 000-2
Batteriesi wichita Falls, Hudspeth and
kitchens; Galveston, Kroh and O'Brien.
Houston at Shreveport. rain.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-14

wichita, l; Oklahoma city. 3.
Tulsa. 1; Joplin g. Tx
Sioux city. 7; 81 Joseph. II
Omaha 6; Dea Molnes, y
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-14

CARTON WITH SHREVEPORT.
The san Antonio club last week
loaned pitcher Jim Carton 70 Shreve-
port. In exchange for Roy storey
utility man Carton belongs % the
New York Giants, SO could not be
sold outright
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-14

FhiiadslphiE, Pa. Aug 1A-C- walkers
home run IN the eighth Favs Phiiadeiphia
the victory In the first game Of Fridays
douhls header With Boston but Myers held
the locals 20 five hits n tha second and
the visitors uun
A. Philadeiphi1-Elrst ramo. 4. r. 2.
Boston -----.-----.-.o01 ooe clt-l
Philadelphia -...--..00o 0o1 5s'-1 o
E1fterieIs Boston, Jones and WalterH.
Philadelphia, Psrry ana PerkinE
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-14

The FhSi National Bank
The Public SsETies Benk''
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-14

Bunny Hearn made four sOuthpaWB
was decided Quinn would have 70 70.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-14

FODA IN A ROW.
Losing four games In q row was
something new for the ST. Paul
Saints. That's what happened to
them last week.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-14

Two base hit schanE. gaerincs HIT Nc
InniL Bases on baiia. Hyers. l. Moore. 4.
InninE1 pitched. MAYOR. 3 Is Moore. "a
struclzout. MyerE- s. Naylor. ;; Moore. 2.
Wild pitch. Moore
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-14

Au-AAA asaa-sssaaaaaaa - 2 , ~ - a
sBatted 6or Grimm m uinth-
rRau for Haeffnsr % ulnth-
tBatted for Cooper n nlzth
Score ~ tuninEE
- L4-la ---s--------- ~ - 49,
rll-7nurE s----.a-- $500 lll 90 wv
Two hage hits. STICK J1uvrlp- Three base
ritI Jsnrrin. Fornshy Stolen hzres. Big
bee 4acrllict ats Act1eufg. L1F1us 2
Eirbee Carrv. pcuhls play. Biebes 20
VThitted 70 Cutsh r. 70 Grimm Bsses On
balls. s-hupp. 3 Cooper. z struckour.
sehupp. s; Cooper. 2
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-14
STANDINGS
ARMY-CITY LEAGUE.


euul1T IamoI.
First National "a. KnightL
Lester Va Zone.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-14
Frisch Or Ward, Ask Fans
Third Sackers Very Popular
By a. c. HAMILTON.

stationed him IN the very importar
post OF lead of man
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-14

ma FembsEznsu. Three 6ass hits. Peek
iupauEh. Sacrifices hitE. ward. Nays.
Chapman. 2; WlmhuElnsl- Double plays.
Chapman. Wamb1EanH1 and Johnston
Bases on ballu- off shaEEey. 8; Mays. l.
Caldwell, 2 Innings pitched. shaWl-sy.
IL. Mays I -. HIT b. pitcher. By
Caldwell (Pippl- struckout, b. ShaWkey,
1; Mays. 3 Caldwell. s.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-14

Lol-II -s.sss-.ss-sssss0l q y
sBaitsd for Caldwell n ninth
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-08-10
AID VAL0REM ASSESSMENT
BRINGS FEW COMPLAINTS

An unusually small number Of COM
plants were filed Tuesday with the
city board OF equalization on the mer~
chants ad valorem assessment accord
ing to r. r. L. Jordan chairman of
the board and there is every indication
that these books will be ready to turn
over to the city treasurer not later than
Thursday. As soon as the books are
given to the treasurer work will be
started on writing up new assessor ents
as made by the board and when COM
pleted they win be finally reviewed and
win then be ready for collection.
The city will need St,i0o 600 by sept,
| to meet short term notes due in New
York on that date and the mayor and
all OF the commissioners are anxious
that all taxpayers settle accounts AS
soon as possible.
Public hearings on the merchants I'D
vHlorem assessment will continue Wed.
nesday and the work will be completed
by the next day.