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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-05
Champions stDefend Titles
ak -:I:- III -:H:- -:H:-
No Sailing Goes In Australia

As a result a match was made. the
distance 10 be 20 rounds, and the
championship Of Australia at stake.
Should Green win. Blackburn Will
have TO make his trip as ex-cham-
pion. while Green may take a flyer
TO the states As the new cham
pion- However. this is mere hearsy,
as Blackburn is clever little Eel
low, and will be hard for Green TO
beat
There are many Ok the sporting
men here betting their coin on
Green. and IL Is safe 70 say that the
Wagers on this contest viii run into
hundreds Of thousands OF dollars.
Virgins Won Both Bouts
The same condition prevailed when
Albert Lloyd tried 10 make George
Cook wait for a chance at the heavy
weight crown. Lloyd saved himself
and his title by agreeing to meet
Cook at a date set by the stadium
people. but in the meantime Chuck
Virgins. the Indiana Hoosier. came
along and defeated both Cook anc
Lloyd. and took the championship
away from them. but had TO give Il
Up again when he left, as under the
rules here a boxer must be a resi-
dent OF Australia at least six months
before he can claim and retain a
championship
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-05
Little Bits of Sport

NEW YORK. March 5.-There are
IN two heavyweight boxers in the
east here who have the scribes a
bit excited. one Is Gene Tunney,
managed by Billy Roche. and the
other is Bob FitzsimmOns, r. Tunney
SC far has shown much more class
than Fitz, but then time is a great
factor in a puE's life. Many a bird
who started of rather poorly came
on later ike a whirlwind and made
big name.
Jim Jeffries was no wonder when
he started in fighting in Frisco He
all Billy Delaney believed In him.
however, and brought him east Jeff
failed TO stop Bob Armstrong in his
first eastern start and he was
PANIED 70 a turn A bit later he
came right back and knocked out
Fitzsimmons. winning the heavy
weight title, and putting an awful
crimp into the reps OF scribes who
called him the Los Angeles Lob
ster."
Jack Johnson was knocked out by
Joe Choynski in one Of his early
fights, yet he came on and won the
worlds Championship.
Jack Dempsey, the present champ.
was no thriller around the country
before kearus got him He was Just
fidence later on. though, and is now
considered as great as the greatest
II young Eitz and Gene Tunuey
are not rushed TO the front too
rapidly were bound TO get excited
about them They've made great
starts Now let's see how they'll
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-05
MANAGER
CLAIMANT
Jack Taylor Says He Has
Southwestern Champ
in All Events.

When a boxer excels in his own
particular class he is generally so
good that he does not have time TO
turn his attention toward other
pastimes but FL Paso has one star
athlete who makes an exception OF
this ruling.
This boy is Red Hogan he plays
baseball under another name which is
just as Irish as Hogan but he has
Fou so many bouts under this
battling moniker that he intends 10
stick TO IT, HIS manager, Jack Tay-
lor came out Thursday with the an
nouncement that he has the leading
feath erweiEht boxer and feather
weight wrestler OF the southwest and
disputes the claim Of anyone else.
Hogan has won every bout he has
participated in 50 far at Liberty hall
in wrestling and he intends to con-
tinue his victories in the mitt game.
FL Paso fans can certainly see the
logic OF my assertion that Hogan Is
the best OF his weight in the south
west In either the wrestling or boxing
pastmes,' said Taylor. He is the
one man qualified 20 claim the title
in both branches"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-05
HI TIGER TEAM
HAS BUSY CARD
viii Face the Deming High
School Boys; Girls to
PlaV Here.

Deming's fast high school basket
BAN team IS 70 be the hosts OF the
FL Paso high school Tiger quintet to-
night and tomorrow night in the little
New Mexican city. The Tigers left
Friday morning FOR the west 10 play
the two games
Some Busy Program.
Next week the Tigers plan TO visit
Albuquerque and clash with the high
school team Of that place. Following
their return from this game they viii
30 70 Clovis. n ~. and battle the
school quintet there Manager Carl
SWartz and coach Luther CobIentz
have arranged a busy schedule for
the school battlers for the remainder
Of the season The team played its
last game in the FL Paso City league
schedule Tuesday night when a de-
feat was handed the Myers team. 1t
is now leading in the race for the
city league peunant-
Tonight az the high school Eymna-
stun the high school girls team IS
70 meet the Deming high school girls'
team This game viii undoubtedly be
fast and interesting.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-05

CTDNEY. Australia, March 5.-Box-
y ing championships IN Australia
are not held with the same grip
as in the states. The old rule Of de-
tending a title within six months
time IS adhered 10 by the boxing au-
thOrities here. and the fans uphold
the sporting enthusiasts in their con
tent
This was demonstrated here re-
Gently when Jack Green, a legitimate
challenger for the bantamWeight
title, issued a def TO Vince Black
burn. the holder. and deposited the
necessary $500 forfeit 10 bind the
match. Blackburn had previously
been injured in the ring by being
fouled by another boxer, but Green
waited until he had recovered and
then put forth his def
Blackburn had intended going
10 England for series OF
matches there. and later TO
America. but he was given 10
understand that he could not 20
n the Australian bantam cham
pioR unless he first met Green
and defended his title. Green
had his money mp and claimed IL
would be unfair TO make him
wait another year before getting
n chance ut the title, and he was
upheld by the sporting nuthori-
ties in his claims
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-05
PittSburg Entry
Defeats Chicagoan

Boston Mass. March 5.=Percv
Trump, Of Pittsburg. defeated r. ~
Lord OF Chicago, Thursday night bv
a score OF 800 to 90 in the national
amateur 1872 balk line billiard tourna-
meut az the Boston Athletic associa-
ton. The match went rs innings
the longest OF the tournament
Irump's average was 1875 and his
best runs we're IS. 10 and II. Lord
averaged 2 60-g5, with high runs OF
26. 20 and IS.
Percy Collins. OF Chicago. took a
match IN IS innings from Julian Rice,
OF New York, by a score of 800 10
20. Collins made an average Of 81
and had high runs OF 30. "a and go
Eice's average was pas. His best
scores were %, 20 and T.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-05
doc" White Had Ty's Number
-:li:- -:II:- -:II:- -:i:- -:II:-
Famed Him Three Straights

HOUSTON. Tex March 5.-Tommy
II Leach is by no means the only
1913 Texas Lacquer who wiz be
cast in the managerial role this sum
mer Reference has already been
made OF Tommy's going 70 the Ca
tor league I'm balmy Florida
White 10 Muskecun.
Al Birdwell goes 10 Rocky Mount.
Va, 70 handle that citys entry in
the Virginia league and Doc White,
former owner OF the Waco franchise.
VIII manage lIuskegan- Il NAV be
that Doc VIII have even a greater
interest at Muskegan, for when he
pulled out from Texas he had quite
a Few simoleOns in his pocket as
result Of the transfer OF the Navs
from Waco 70 Wichita Fallsl
White may not have grown
immensely rich ut the gate while
hnndllnE Maco's baseball affalrs.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-05

but he hardly stood 10 lose much
after business men had consented
TO underVFrlte the club AGAINST
financial losses.
once when Doc White brought his
waco club % Houston he was asked
u - were true that he famed Ty
Co1D three times in a single game.
y did that at Detroit one dav.-
replied White Then We PLAYED a
game in Chicago and I famed him
three more times. They took him
out the next time and let Freddie
PANE bat for him
But Iy certainly made up for il
IN later years. He used 20 murder
me- I've been told that the reason
he finally got so ne could hit ne
was because be tried standing fur
tner back. and waited FOR my hook
20 break.
--That's not The way I-flgure II ont
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-05
WILL BATTLE IN
DECIDING CAME
Of LEAGUE
Defeat Of Popular Team
viii Give Pennant to
High School.
BROADDUS WILL BE
BACK IN THE GAME

MEMBERS OF the Popular and First
vi National bank basketball teen
have been practlcing daily at the =
II C. A. in preparation for what may
be the final game Of the 1890 City
Basketball league, Saturday night az
the association gymnasium
Tigers Now Lead
With the High school team NJ pres
eut leading the league By the margin
o. one half a game, the Popular team
viii have an opportunity OF evening
M the schedule and necessltatine %
playofr with the Tigers 70 decide tie
ownership OF the championship our-
In the event the Bank five g.
returned victor IN the game the
High school quintet Will have
won the cup and the playof will
not be necessary. Director " IL
son McYey Is making arrange
mcnts for the reception o.
large crowd when The fire@ meet
10 this crucial n not dccldinE
battle.
Manager sag shea. OF the Bank
team. intends to have his regular
team on the floor while the Popular
VIII be strengthened BY the return
fof Francis Breaddus- Bruce Berans.
Chris Fox and Bob Bryant viii all
Be in tip TOP form and VIII 90 into
ne same te Sin rom ne rs
faithfully under the direction OF man
agsr Nanny Schwartz and are deter
mined 70 win II possible.
VIII Line Up strong.
The Bank boys viii be out for re-
venEe and are expected 20 try hard
from the first minute At center
the Bank VIII have Shea. himself,
while the inrlnclble Schumacher win
be at one OF the guard positions with
Jimmy kilburn. Pud Gaylord. Bicfer
and others wiz be ready 10 start the
game
The teams now lineup as follows
City League Standing
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-05

Cincinnati, Ohio. March 5.-Mana-
ger Pat Moran with a squad of play
ers Of the champion Cincinnati Ma
tional league baseball club boarded a
train here this morning for Miami
Fla, where spring training viii be-
gin next Monday All the PLAYERS
VIII Join the team at camp early next
their homes
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-05
Champion Makes
Bond In Court

los angeles. CaliE. March r-Tac7-
Dempsey heavFwe eight champion OF
the world. and his manager. Jack
Ikearns Thursday furnished $500
bonds each before a United States
district court In san Francisco.
March 20. 10 plead TO an Indictment
charging them with conspiracy 10
eTada the selective dratt law.
Warrants were served upon Demp-
seT and -kearus i'm the commissioner
court room by deputy United states
mars hal The attorney for the ae-
eused men waived a hearing on their
aehalL- Tie amount OF the bonds was
liked by the Commissioner.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-05
Bgnum Vas Right
Sealdu Bm Quinn. Snendlhift.

scaldy was a mussy scrapper some
years ago He grabbed a bunch OF
dough one night and next morning
went directly TO a grocery store and
ordered a "a whole bacon"
The grocer looked at him and
chirped, You mean that you want
a whole side Of bacon?"
Scaidy pulled his roll OF bills.
flashed IL at the grocer and said.
say, want both sides. ] want a
whole bacon, and I kin pay 70 Il"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-05
Benny and Jack
To Box Tonight

Los Angeles, CALI. March 5.-Two
worlds champs. Jack Dempsey.
heavyweight. and Benny Leonard.
lightweight, viii box IN exhibition
four round bouts here Friday night
II was announced that Bill Tate.
Dempsey's colored sparring partner.
might substitute for Terry Keller.
originally announced as Dempsey's
opponent Leonard's opponent has
not been announced.
This win be the first appearance
OF Dempsey in the ring since he won
the Championship from Jess Willard
al Toledo, July 4. last.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-05
Walie Meehnn Knen-

When Willie Meehan was east a
short time ago he was very anxious
20 see a bloke who owed him a
piece of jack IT was rather a cold
morning that While stopped at this
fellows hotel. and when he asked
for him on the downstairs phone ne
valet replied that his boss couldn't
see anyone for an hour or so. as he
was taking his bath.
Willie looked out OF the door.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-05
DEFEAT Of LEV
COMES
AS A SURPRISE
Easy Victory Of Richie
Mitchell Is Shock to
Fight Fans.
MAY GET ONE
MORE BOUT HERE

ETILWAUkEE. Wis March the
Ifl towns Of Poutypridd, Forth and
Cardiff in Wales seems to be
wen associated with champion box
ers- These towns are within about
- miles OF each other and have pro-
duced three renowned champions IN
Freddy Welsh, former lightweight
champion Of Great Britain Lew
Edwards, now lightweight champion
OF Australia. ana jimmy Wide 1ly-
weight champion. Edwards has
since been defeated by Richie
Mitchell in this country
Edwards made his bow 20 the box
ing world as an amateur In wales.
having taken part in competitions
before getting into the big game.
Worked I'm Mines.
Lew was working in the coal mines
when he was discovered by Teddy
Lewis and George Bailleau. his
present manager. He won his bat
ties in the opening tourney CD 70 the
finals. but was held out Of the latter
altogether too big However, he won
the contests with such ease that he
was prevailed upon 10 take I'D pro-
fessioual boxing
in 1914 Edwards became a pro-
fessi0nal and soon won the
fcutherNgeiGht championship OF
England and the lord LouEdale
out and three OF Lewis brothers
enlisted IN the army. leaving
three sisters and his mother 10
70 TO Australia with Mr. BaiIIeau.
u was not long before he won
the featherWeight championship OF
the commonwealth Of Australia in
fact OF the British empire. and fol-
lowed b. taking the lightweight
title from Herb Mccoy. Now he is
seeking the worlds lightWeiEht
championship, but suffered a severe
setback recently That was one rea-
son why he accepted an offer for
three matches from Tom Andrews.
OF the Audiroriulm club OF luIwau-
kee, before going 10 England TO box
Bob Marriott for the British title.
Edwards is 10 meet any three men
the Milwaukee promoter selests, bar
ring Leonard. II is believed now.
however, that this agreement wiz Be
cancelled
The Australian champion has boxed
the best men in that country from
teatherweights 10 big uelterwelghts
Americans who have seen Edwards
II action predict a fast career for
him in America. in spite OF his poor
start
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-05

winnipeg. March 5.-American skat-
ers won four Of the six events in the
Dominion skating Championship here
Tuesday night Nike Goodman OF
winnipeg won the title with 90 and
Charles JeWtraw Of Lake Placid. who
obtained his 50 points through finish
ing second Or third. was second.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-05

Chief Bender having signed 10
manage the New haven team 81 the
eastern league. it would not be sur
prising 70 find the veteran finger
coaching the Yale pitchers next
spring
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-05

He simply started hitting ne when
I began TO lose ny stuff
u was always more afraid Of sam
Crawford than Cobb sam used TO
crush my offerings. and he had far
more success against me than COBB
ever did,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-05

one OF the numerous heavyTeights
at large at the pressat time has de-
manded $4,000 for his end 10 box in
Boston The Hub promoter receiving
this modest demand is of the heavies
for good.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-05

Isl hen he boxed Bob Moha at MI
Waukee the other night. TED Jameson
wore the same shoes that Jack Demn-
seq were when he knocked cut Jess
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-05

CEDAR Rapids Ia, March Jack
reynolds. Of Cedar Rapids. VEelter-
leiE1t wrestling champion, defeated
81 l-ie Hallas- OF Canton. o.. two
straight falls here Thursday night.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-05

sydney. n. s. W. March THE
draw for the Davis cup tennis cham
pionship has the United states meet
ing South Africa in the Urst rounu-
Holland Has been added to the list Of
challenges and viii meet Great Britain
o the first round
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-05

II there's anything in a name
Clarence Pickup, Of the Pittsfieid
eastern league team. should be able
10 eat up ground hit balls
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-05

tocatelo, Idaho March Gordon
Mckay LAST night knocked out Romeo
AiAEsu lu the sixth round Of a I2
. -.l poul- The men are light
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-05

Then, getting his north and south
closer 10 the phone he replied.
That's the bunk. He amt bathing
now. People don't battle In this kind
OF weather"
Barnum Vas Right.
Lately there have been a lot Of
advance notices about fights which
said Who's this will try this time
He can't afford TO let what's his
name stay"
sim the suckers dig to see a pair
Of stallers box again
II a fighter doesn't try every fight
why not cut the price OF admission
in half on those occasions when he
isn't fighting?
Who'd want to go 20 a baseball
game where Ty Cobb and Babe Ruth
and other stars were advertised to
play, only to see them work at half
speed2
Bat Nelson was one bird who
tried every time. OLD Bat usually
tried so hard the first time he met
an opponent that it wasn't necessary
for a second o. third or fourth match.
as we have nowadays.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-05

HTHILE boxers throughout Arizona
w and New Mexico have been busy
challenging each other and hurl-
ing a def broadside there IS one mltt
singer down in the Big Bend who
while keeping quiet has never been
defeated and he has met some good
Shanks Is Clever.
He IS Kid Shanks, Fifth cavalry,
mfddleweight champion OF the II
Paso military district and Well re-
auembered by fans ior his cleancur
work in local rings His last appear
ance here was a two round defeat OF
Jack Fitzgerald at Fort Bliss shortly
before the Fifth left for the Big Bend
He is now slated TO meet Frankie
Fowser. Of fl Paso in the first bout
OF a series 90 be held in the STUDIO
rum motor group arena on Wednes-
dar night. March To- Shanks Is tram
ing daily at Maria and wiz arrive IN
Fl Paso within the next two days 20
finish his work for the contest
While shnnks Is engaged in
pounding his spnEinE partners in
the Big Bend FoWser il just as
busy in Fl Paso. Thursday night
he worked out with Tommy Gar
ter. II PaEo's southern depart
nueut lightweight champion The
TWO boys made n brilliant show
Ing as both are fast and clever
and both pack n stiff punch The
workout Of Carter with frankie
siEnulized the first appearance
Of the former array crack here
since he WAS working for his
meeting with Otto Wallace at the
Sfudorium last July
He showed all OF his forWer
speed and clererness.
some Crack Bouts.
Matchmaker Jim Erwin who IS
handling the contest Tor Nal ken 4
nard, district boxing officer an
nOunced the completion OF his entire
card Thursday night Besides the =
main event which VIII be OF ten
rounds duration matchmaker jim
has arranged four other battles be
tween the best talent Of the district /
In the semi-fiual be has the agrees I
sire slam Wilson lined up against
Dal Hawkins. This Hawkins who ls
Jim Branns product has considerable I
speed and skill and is the favorite 70 I
IS an extremely fat and clever boy Z
and is particularly skillful on de-
fensiTe boxing
slam viii undoubtedly have his
hands fu1 when he steps. into the 4
ring with Dal-
In six round special event
little Red Hogan, that splendid
athletic star. will. face hid Riley
OF the qunrtcrmaster corps Lit
tie Is konEyn Of the ability OF
Riley except that he comes with
n fighting record. He Is showing
a great deal OF elias in his work
outs and this bout should be "a
hummer.
BABE CabelL one Of the best welters
Il the south. viii meet Digger Smith
IN a grudge fight as one Of the pre-
'fminaries. The Babe is husky and
confident OF MS success. This should
BE- good. Little Battling Chico VIII
meet Kid Mortio Of the Seventh cav
Try in the curtain raiser
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-05

reius Of his e4fice following the cleo
tion il marked the second time THAI
he has held the position in the last
three years. Alert and aggressive
directed toward keeping the game
clean and last judge Pollock headed
the III HasO Commercial league OF
1917 and he made q big success OF H..
His election was proposed after
DR.. n. J. McCamnuf had declined
10 accept the office again be-
cause Of the pressure Of business
nder the guidance Of Dr. Ne
Cumuuf che league experienced
one Of its greatest years OF pros
perlty In 1870
Following the election of president
umpire Harry Kane proposed the
name OF alderman Semple for vice
president and IL met with the unani-
nous approval Of everyone present
Howard Don. manager Of the safety
First team of the Intermediate league
Of secretary He, like Mr.. Semule,
was one Of the foremost boosters Of
baseball in the city last year and
IS one OF the fans who assisted in the
formation OF the 1920 league. Alr.
Don has had quite a bit OF experience
in executive positions connected with
league management in the past and
IS wei qualified Tor his post.
VIII start Season Early.
The official schedule Of the league
has not yet been formed but it viii
be ready for adoption within the next
week OF So The schedule committee
IS composed Of Maj. J. u. Conlir.
serEt Bobby Cummings and Ky
Schneider. Dates viii be arranged
for april 9 as the first day Of the
league in the event the present good
weather continues.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-05
Tabloid Sketches of
New Major Leaguers
iMll. FIRST BASENfAN,
PTTTgRTRG.

PITTSBURG.
1893 -
Eats and throws-Left handed.
Weight-1l3 pounds
Height-5 feet. III inches.
Club in 19l9-Little Rock. Ark.
southern association. finishing
with Pittsburgh Nationals
Alrst ement-Durham y.
e, North Carolina league. 1916.
Clubs since then-St Louis Ma
tlonals, 1917 Little Rock Ark.
1918 and 1919. Pittsburgh Nation
ais. fall OF 1919
Best major league feat-Septem-
Der II. 1913. made four singles of
Ames and Cheney. Philadelphia.
1913 record with Little Rock1--
Games, I31. at bat. 494. runs. 81:
base hits, al; doubles. q. triples,
10; homers, 8. sacrifices. 10; steals,
o; passes, a. whiffs, 80; aver
age. -265.
1873 record with Pittsburgh)-
Batted SIS in IL games
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-05
AGGRESSIVE FAN
IS CHOICE Of
MANAGERS
Alderman R. C. Semple Is
Vice President and H.
Don Secretary.
LEAGUE TO START
EARLY IN APRIL

TEAM pilots Of the El Paso Army
and City baseball league Thurs
day night continued their progress
toward successful season when they
met in executive session and elected
Judge Charles Pollock to the office Of
president Of the league and alderman
r. C. Semple as vice president. How
ard Don viii be secretary.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-05
KID 5HANK5 HAS
NOT YET LOST
AIRING BOUT
Husky Middleweight Who
Meets frankie FoWser
Is in Fine Form.
LOCAL WELLER is
TRAINING HARD

VTHILE boxers thr0ughout arizona
w and New Mexico have been busy
challenging each other and hurl-
ing a def brOadside there Is one mltt
singer down in the Big Bend who
while keeping quiet has never been
defeated and he has met some good
nan. TO
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-05
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