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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-22

ny a score Of Il to 80, the High
ID school basketball team defeated
the fast Popular quintet at the
"T." gym Saturday night and annexed
the 1920 championship Of FL Paso ana
the vicinity. Although the score stood
u to Il at the end Of the first half in
favor Of the Populars, the Tiger g
made q desperate rally and soon
swept manager SchWartz's men OH
their feet The game was rougher
than usual, as the championship was
sraked on it ana the players were
1aboring under a heavy strain Al
though the Tiger team work was
Ereat-as Il has been every game
played this season-and every man
was playing as If his life depended on
winning Nanny Ponsford's work was
almost in a class by itself II was al
most a case of Po.Sford vs. the Popu-
las, for Nanny. great center tnat ne
iE scored q Of the A points made by
his team His record Of goals was
only chree points less than the entire
number made by the Dry Goods five.
GREAT LAPOWSIZI
IS HELD HELPLESS
Springer and Talbot High school
guards. had Lapowski and Bryant
helpless in the second half Lapowsk1
one OF the best If not the very best
goal shooter in the league. made only
rTo goals in this period and he got
these only by desperate trying ana
sEillTul tossing Ecary IN lNe SelollA
half Williams. right forward Tor
Eli" was retired, as he was in poor
shape. He was succeeded by Al UhliE,
VINO played a good defensive game
It was a bad night for A Cohen, left
center for the champions. and he was
succeeded by Johnny Richardson at
coach Luther Coiblenrz's orders Rich
ardsOn did some splendid work as
long as he was in TIE game, but he
was hurt in the second period ana
was replaced by Tommy Chevans, who
did well
Five minutes after the game began,
the Tigers had a lead OF seven points,
the Populars taking some moments 10
hit their stride. Then LapoWski got
busy with some OF his famous shots
and soon had shot enough times into
the basket TO put his team in the lead
"a lead that was held until the fatal
rally in the second half. The Populars
were weakened by the absence OF
Francis Broaddus. star center. who
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-22
Tigers WIN City Basketball Championships Reds Haze No Chance
SeUenth CaUuI1yWinSFTOn1
Eighth In Close Polo Game

displayed some startling stick work
and made many fine goal shots capt
Short. playing in No. . position Tor
the winners. did some splendid work
He was "on the BALI at all times
Coils. Howe and Durfee. the latter
new district commander, were among
the spectators. who were out in large
numbers. The playing field was lined
with automobiles. proving that Lieut.
Featherstone. district polo officer, is
meeting with success IN his efforts
to make the game a popular exhibit
ton sport at the post.
Following is the lineup and score
Seventh Cav Eighth Cav
Lieut.. Craig-.----- 1st Mai smith
Capt Snort I'd Lieut. Upton
Cape. Cunningham Sd Capt Jones
Capt. Wood .--.-..- 4th Capt Lacey
Substitute-Maj. Jones for Mai.
Smith. Eighth cavalry
GOals-Craig 4. short /, Cunning
ham 3. wood /; Smith I, Upton 4,
Capt. Jones /. Lacey 1, Mai Jones l.
Fouls-Wood .. Jones J.
Safety-WOod.
Final Scores-Seventh cavalry 81:
Eighth cavalry 1-2.
Referee-Lieut- Featherstone Of
headquarters.
Timer-Lieut. Gay Of the Seventh
cavalry.
scorer-Lieut Martin OF the Seventh
cavalry
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-22
M CHANCE FOR GONE BACK BY
BOSTON REDS, FORMER CHAMPIONS
Sale of Ruth and Loss of Mays Makes Big Hole in
Team; Some Strength Gained by the Purchase Of Tim
Hendryz, Most Sought For Player in Minors Last
Year; Dartmouth Pitching Star Is On Roster.

the ST. Louis Browns. but last year
developed into one OF the most vicious
rlghthauded hitters the association
has seen for some time HendryX VIII
fit In with Hooper and Mike Menos-
key. formerly Of Washington. In the
outfield- Marsans. the Cuban flash
who once was the property OF the New
York club. has been turned over 70
the SOL and viii be the utility out
fielder HendryU was needed in the
garden because OF his rlghthanded
hitting EeuOskey and Hooper are
lefthanders.
Stuffy McInnis Is Just as good as
ever and will play first base. Eddie
Foster who, with Menoskey and
Harry Harper. was traded here last
winter. IS booked 10 take care or
second. and Everett Scott. the best
fielding shortstop in the league, VIII
stick 70 his old JOB oscar WITT VINO
wants more money and can't get IT,
is likely 10 be forgotten for time
and Nike McNally. the speedy utility
infielder. Win take his place at third.
It IS believed that Witt VIII be dis
posed OF before the season starts
Barrow, however, VIII not accept
cash. but wants TO use Oscar in trade
for some needed players-nostiy
pitchers He already has sent out
Z feelers. but received little encOur-
4 agement still, he may be able 70 do
something before April "a.
The pitching staff IS very uneer-
I tain Herb Fenn0ck looks like the
I best Of the bunch. although Harry
L Harper is coming along strong at the
2 present writing Waite Hoyt. the kid
I wonder who was tried out BIZ the
| Giants 2 few years ago and sent 70 the
minors for more experience, has the
I maklnEs Of q good hurler. and Barrow
I Is banking On him 10 coma through
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-22

was unable to enter the game. His
place was taken by Bruce BeVans-
who PLAYED il we'll The defensive
end OF the game wah handled by Fox
and Leighton for the Dry Goods quIn-
tet- The former, especially. played a
wonderful game and IL was due chief
~ 10 his work that the winners only
scored "A points in the first half He
Is a veteran at the position and plays
as skillfuuy as his name implies
PONsFORD DAZZLING
STAR OF CONTEST.
Ponsford was the man on whom
the entire offensive Of the High school
conferred. The Populars made every
effort TO stop him, as they realized he
was their most dangerous opponent
In the first half, they did hold him
pretty well. for he only scored three
field goals and two free throws But
in the fateful second session he was
like a streak OF lightning and there
was no chance Of stopping his Of
fensive. Time and again ne got the
ban from his enemies, eluded the
guards who hung to him like hungry
wolves around a bone, and shot for
the basket-nearly always for goal
BY his splendid work he rolled up the
amazing total Of p p0ints-practi
calIy twice as many as the total made
I by the rest OF his teammates
Coach Coblentz's men are now the
Iundisputed city champions. as well as
holders OF the interschOlastic cham
pionship Of Texas and New Mexico
Z The High school 1t is safe 10 say, has
never turned out a better all around
basketball aggregation.
Following is Saturday nights lhae-
up and score
High School Tieers-Wnliams, rignl
forward, four field goals. Uhlig, right
forward. one field goal. Cohen. left
s forward Richardson, left forward
Z one field goal. Chevans. left forward
one field goal; Ponsford, center, u
field goals, five foul goals. four fou'
goals missed. Springer, right guard
Talbot. left guard
cpu1ars-Lapowsk right forward
, six field goals. one foul goal missed
Bryant. left forward. five field goals
two foul goals missed Bevans. center
three field goals. one foul goal missed
FOX. right guard; Nudd and Leighton
Z left guards.
{ Referee. Capt Knburn. Umpire
. Freddie Grooms-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-22
WILL COMPLETE
BASEBALL PLANS
City League Officials and
Managers Meet Tonight
at City Hall.

Managers and officials Of the
Army-Clty league will meet tonight
at the office Of alderman r g SEM
pie in the city hall to draw Tor places
On the schedule and make final ar
rangements for the opening games
Charles Pollock. president or the
league will preside. The meeting
will begin at 8 o'clock President
Pollock and vice president Semple
are busy with plans for the parade
on opening day and Will discuss them
at toHighrs meeting me work OF
getting the grounds IN shape ana
covering the bleachers az no S5rai noe
park is progressing tasr under the
supervision OF Harry Kane, who VIII
have charge Of the grounds again
this season
season viii be played next sunday
~ Rio Grande park between the
Knights OF Columbus and the zone
SuDnlv team. The first game was
PLAYED yesterday between the Inter
nationals and the Seventh cavalry
The former won by score OF 10 L
1t is the intention OF the league OH
Gals 10 have all teams play an eN-
hfbition game before the regular sea
son starts. so that fans can get an
idea Of their strength; Al ne . on
supply nine is having daily pracucee
and acting manager George Leonard
wants all PLAYERS who seek place
on the team TO report TO him.
WILL ANNULAlE
NAMES OF PLAYERS
The names Of players on the army
teams that viii be in the league VIII
be announced soon by Mai. L b. e
Jones. district athletic officer the
name OF Capt Bobby Neyland- one
Oh the best Of the army players, VIII
undoubtedly appear-news that ought
TO be pleasing TO the fans. with Wnom
he IS a favorite. The presence OF the
military mines viii do much TO iiVen
up the season. as they are always
hard fighters. and the rivalry De
tween them usually brings out some
strenuous battling. The SEA netd
artillery aggregation VIII propaply
be headed BY Capt White This team
was always good for an interesting
battle whenever il was IN action
No advance information on the per
sonnet OF the Knights OF columbus
team has been given out BY manager
John II. Conlin and Larry Doyle, oul
thev hint at some surprises when
Tie names are made public Al OF
the old International stars viii Dc
l In uniform again this year. accoTe-
I ing TO manager Cordero- Ihls team
/ mas been holding workouts every 1ay
md that il is in good shape was
proved by the victory over the sew
Z enth cavalry yesterday.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-22
Fallai Makes High
Score In Shooting

Lieut.. Homer Fal-af OF Co. B made
the best score in rapid fire by that
company Of the high school unit Of
the reserve officers training corps
Saturday at the Fort Bliss target
range. He made - out Of a possible
so at 800 yards. the time allowed be-
ing one minute and 20 seconds. Fal-
laf was also tied NJ with Lieut. VIII
liam Mayfield for highest aggregate
score for the days firing at al
ranges.
Corp. H Brown, supply detachment,
made 2 out Of a possible %. in slow
fire at 200 yards. and Pvt D. Hard
ing. Co. a, was highest at 200 yards,
rapid fire. with - out Of possible 90
Several members Of other companies
than Co 3 also fired and placed
among the six highest in the aggre-
gate scores for the day. which follow;
Lieut. Homer Fallai, Co. B.------- 90
Lieut. Vim. Nayfield, Co. A 1850 go
ORD. H Brown, supply det--------- So
Capt. Thomas Ryan, Co. B--.-. SIS
Lieut. Sherrod MengeL Co Co. 50
Pvt D. Harding, Co A------------ 80
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-22

A n unidentified contributor dropped
~ into the sporting editors office
Sunday afternoon and left on his
desk the story" OF a 16 inning ball
zane. The story was written in
lonehand and was complete in nearly
every detail-except for the score and
several other nofntsl Here is the tale
exactly as II was written.
The Arizona braves beat the Nous
souri, An Stars in a fast contest OF Is
innings. the game was tight all the way
through neither pitcher letting in q
run until the last OF the 18th inning
when J. 2. HigEinbothams hit over
the left fielders head brought in the
winning tally for the Arizona braves
Sweeney Jones OF the Arizona braves
pitched the greatest and hardest
fought game this season Rosenthal
alsto starred for the Arizona braves on
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-22

san Francisco. Calf. March. e.
Jack Dempsey, heavyweight cham
pion puEilist, who, with his manager,
Jack Kearns. was released on bail
Saturday after they had pleaded not
guilty in federal court here 10
charges OF conspiracy 10 eTade the
selective draft act. left Sunday night
for Los Angeles to continue work on
a motion picture film Kearns re-
NAMED here. Both men are sched-
uled to appear here april 3 for pre-
liminary hearing
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-22
Carpenter and
Bride Reach y. S.

New York. March 22.-Boxing pro-
motets and enthusiasts assembled in
New York today to welcome Georges
Carpenter. the French pugilist, who
with his bride. was a passenger on
the steamship La SavOie. which ar
rived off this port early today. Car
uentfer Will remain here five days
and then viii depart for the Pacific
coast During his stay in the United
states it is expected he will sign a
contract to meet Jack Dempsey.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-22

KID CGene) Payo. well known local
lightweight. departed Saturday night
for eastern boxing fields he VIII
son al kansas CITY. St Louis and Fl
Worth before invading the east He IS
looking for matches Shortly after he
left, his brother. Clip, received a tele-
gram from Earl NOLAN. Tucson pro-
moter, asking III Genes services could
he secured for a bout with Gene Del
mont. He was told that Payo had
lnna est
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-22

NNE Of the hardest fought polo
games on Bliss field in months
was won Sunday afternoon by the
Seventh cavalry champion four rom
the Eighth cavalry by the close score
Of Z "a TO IL. The clOseness or the
score gives a good idea Of how pit-
terIy the contest was waged. Ihe eN-
celIent condition Of the field gave
PLAYERS and horses a chance 10 work
at top speed. Many nerve-rac kin 3
plays resulted. Both teams displayed
fine teamwork The game was tled
until the fourth period. when the
Eighth forged ahead and held the leaa
until the end OF the fifth Then Lieu L
craig. of the Seventh, started a rally
and four goals were shot across IN
the last round. two by Lieut. Craig
and one each by Capts- Short and
Cunningham
SEVENTH HANGS ON
UNTIL VICTORY WON
That the Seventh quartet is the
same scrappy outfit that IL was when
il won the right 10 represent the
army at the Santa Barbara tOurna-
ment was proven by Sundays game
Undaunted by the early lead Of the
Eighth. the team hung TO its job and
finally staged an offensive that gave
IL the victory. Maj. smith, OF the
losing four. injured his wrist In the
fifth period and was replaced by Maj.
Jones. Lieut. Upton. Of the Eighth
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-22
Tennis Tourney To
Be Held At Roswell

Roswell. y. NJ. March 22-The in
tercollegiate tennis championship OF
New Mexico and a part Of Texas viii
be held in this city on May p, the
same date on which the southwestern
intercollegiate track and field meet
will be held To this match FL Paso
nigh. Roswell. Clovis. Las Cruces. Al
buuuerQue and a number OF other
schools will send teams. The insti-
tute won this tournament last year
by defeating Las Cruces in both the
singles and doubles
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-22
SEVENTH HANGS ON
TNTH, VICTORY WON
BOXING


If a sufficiently able opponent can
be found for him. Frankie Fowzer
viii be the main drawing card on the
Studorium boxing program April z.
according to Jim Erwin. assistant 20
district athletic officer Mai kennard.
Boxers who fight at 155 pounds or
Whereabouts should get in touch with
matchmaker Erwin at Fl Bliss.
Fowzer 8 in fine condition now and
won his last match at the studorium.
He IS now filling outside engage
ments. but viii return to FL Pas0 this
week.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-22
scnrrs oRGANIzE nALL rEAN.

Boy Scout troop No. Is has organized
a baseball team and held its first
practice game on the Lamar school
grounds Sunday afternoon saul Davis
has been elected captain and Logan
Waterman, manager. They are cont
dent that with the material on the
nine they viii win top honors IN the
scout baseball league now being or
eanized
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-22

O-f0 MalIace- ne Duly I--I9
boxer has closed by telegraph an
sereemenr to fight Red" Butler on
April 9 at LeavenWorth, Kan. he VIII
leave here Tuesday for san Antonio,
where he viii meet Jimmie Hanlon
at Jack Shelton's club. HanlOu handed
the sleep pill 70 Bobby Waugh last
week. Wallace has been one OF the
busiest boxers in the country the last
three months. averaging four fights
a month
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-22

Billy CWeb) McIntire, welterweight,
is also seeking a match and would
ike TO taugle with Babe" Cabell.
because, he says, Babe has the repu-
tation OF being one OF the most dan
zerous welters in the game here
abouts. Mcintyre licks 'em hard, he
asserts. and he is not flinchy about
a few pounds difference in weight.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-22
Here's A Story Of 16-Lnning
Game Won By Ark. Braves

shortstop. I.nes famed % and Rosen-
thai hit hard for the braves John
Chew saved the game also when he
knocked a home run"
Must have been. some game, eh2
The youthful writer-wOnder IL it
was Rosentha1 or Jones apparently
considered ii unimportant TO mention
when or where il was played, or
what the final score was
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-22

san Diego, Calf. March 22--Her-
bert Kelly Phillips, owner OF race
horses and widely known among race
track men as kelly Phillips, died
here Sunday night as the result Of
shot fired from a pistol IN his own
hands. and thought to have been acct
dental
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-22

Tnteruationals --...------- 900 900 100
Seventh Cavalry -..-.----- 90 oe1 0t0-l
Three base hits. II. Gomez. Acosta- irsi
base on balls. of Hamilton, !; of LeIva-
A. struckout. by Hamilton. J. By Traut-
man. .. by Leyva. 9. Left on bases. sew
enth Cavalry. = Internationais. 2 Doubls
play. 1finjarez 20 Gomez First base on er-
rurs. Interna tionals. 9. seventh Cavalry. T.
HIT by pitcher By LeyVa f1fuszopf and
Hendral. By Trautman fChaconl- Umplres
Collins and Betnncourt- Time Of game. 1-f5.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-22

san Diego, Calf. March 21.-The
Las Positas polo team easily today de-
feated the Coronado Country club,
81 - to 31-2. for the Pacific coast
aIl-American championship.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-22

Freddie Lewis is still seeking
match with any bantam or feather
weight who thinks well OF himself
Lewis halls from New York City
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-22
Dartmouth Star
On Hulmg Staff.

There are a dozen hurlers On the
roster. but the most important is
"Cuddy- Murphy, the Dartmouth star.
who played football last year and also
was one the baseball team He looks
pretty good. but probably needs more
experience Kari, a Highlander from
Little Rock. and Flaherty. who looks
and acts ike Babe Ruth, are next IN
line
Al Walters IS the only good catcher
on the Job and he viii have 10 do most
OF the work IL Schang does not re-
port Paddy Livingstone, who was
with the Athletics last year as coach.
has that same position with the Red
SoN this year and is working hard
with the youngsters Nike Devizes OF
Pittsfield, is a promising rookie
Barrow has a very strenuous
lob on his hands and before Ions
he will be sympafhizin- with Con-
ME Mack
-Copvright. 1870. by Public Ledger
company
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-22
DEFEAT POPIJLbRS BY Al To 80
SCORE; PQN5F0RD TALLIES q

Brilliant Playing of High School Center Is Feature Of
Game Lapowsd Helpless Under Tigers Guarding;
Dry Goods Men Lead During First Half, but in Sec
ond Are Swamped by Attack; 'Hi'' Girls Win
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-22

Peoria. Ill. March 22-Bowlers in
the individuals and two men cham
pionships failed TO disturb materially
any Of the American bowling con-
gress leaders today. Two changes
among the 10 high men in the in
dividuals and all events were re-
corded.
II. Dreyfus. Chicago, with 639; T.
Murphy, Flint Mich, with go. and
II. Stewart. Cincinnati with 6-l, an
landed among the prize winners IN
the individuals
Teams from Chicago. Indianapolis.
Milwaukee, Des Moines. Elyria, o.;
Aluskegeon. Mich and Escanapa-
Mich. rolled in the five men events
on the late shifts sunday night
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-22
BOWLING:


The challenge OF the Douglas Q.
Crowell bowling team for a match
with any real estate or insurance Of
flee team has been accepted by the
Goodman brothers five and the match
viii be played at s o'clock tonight on
the Cactus club alleys Three games
viii be rolled, total pins TO count
Leonard Goodman is manager OF the
team and says that other real estate
and insurance teams can get games
by telephoning 2424.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-22
Tim Hendyx
VII Heb.

Barrow has made one deal which
brought TO Boston Tim HendrTN. the
most sought-for player in the minors
last year, who led the American as
ISOLATION in hitting. Tim has been up
before. playing with the Yankees and
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-22

not SPRINGS. Ark. March a.
n Outside Of a fair outfield, a shaky
staff. uncertain catchers and a
good infield. the 1920 edition OF the
Boston Red SOx is in great shape for
the six months journey through the
American league. The once worlds
champions. the ball club which had
so many good players two years ago
that IL was impossible 10 find places
for all Of the stars. Is but a shadow
OF its former selL and even the most
optimistic experts have given up an
hope Of recovery. The club might
look all right. but Il never viii be the
same.
Manager Ed Barrow is down there
working his head off, but accomplish
ing nothing You can't build a brlck
house without bricks. and II Is I'M
possible to get together real BAH
club without players Ed Is decidedly
up against ID, but he cannot be
blamed He IS doing the best he can
and that lets him out
Last years aggregation with ba pc
Ruth ell season and Carl Nays work
ing part OF the time. finished in sixth
place Ruth was there with the wall
lop and likely 20 break up the ball
game any old time with a lengthy
wa1lop. while Mays was a winning
pitcher and could be decided upon 70
turn IN a large number OF victories
These men have been sofa, lleg nav
not been replaced, and the club nat
ura1lT should be weaker than IN 1913
Therefore. no one can tell where the
Red Sox viii finish
Another thing. which did not help
matters, was the fact that several or
the PLAYERS did not report until late
This did not make much OF hit with
the other athletes and they were not
at all pleased with the arranEemen NJ
Witt and Wally Schang became hold
outs early and Harry Hooper arrived
two weeks late. In the meantime the
others were training as much as pos
sibIe and bemeoaning their fate.
Spirit Ike that viii not help ban
club.
The sale Of Babe Ruth left n
big hole IN the team which has
not been filled. TurEan ETHs the
big ace. a wonderful drawing
card very popular with the BOs-
ton fans and no celebration wns
held In FenWay park when Il was
announced that he had been pur-
chased BY the Yankee Il Il said
the fans are very sore and II the
team comes hack with n brand OF
mediocre baseball the surviving
player VIII be handed the we'll
known rnvvsberry.
| Tim Hendyx
VIII Heb.
Barrow has made one deal which
brought 10 Boston Tim Hendry1, the
most sought-for player in the minors
Z last wear who led the American as
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-22

ITOT SPRINGS. Ark. March az
II outside Of a fair outfield- shazy
stat. uncertain catchers ana
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1920-06-15

the Atlanta Sunday schools will pre-
sent a pageant showing the develop
ment of the Sunday school. On two
afternoons the convention will DIVIDE
for sectional conferences on the chill
dren's, young peoples, adult and ad-
ministrative work, giving each work
er an opportunity to get help along
his own particular line.
The reports of the employed work
ers of the Georgia Sunday School AS
ISOLATION to be submitted at the state
convention will show that they have
attended convention in each OF the
one hundred and fifty-ive counties OF
the state, and the record of attend
ance at these meetings show that a
total of 1,545 Sunday schools repre-
sented by 1852 Sunday school superlIn-
tendents, 3,o48 Sunday school teach
ers and the total attendance was 20
1O4. The reports also show that 36l
district conventions were held by the
county officers during the past year.