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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-28
WilcOtt, Erne, Ryan, All Meet
Famous Vets Box At Smoker

NEW YORK, July 2s.-They pulled
IN a party that was a dude There
was no tip-Off. II was just an
Invitation TO stick the old feet under
the mahogany and listen 10 speeches.
As we sat there licking up the
oysters, etc, we spotted tVFenfy-fOur
foot ring in the center OF the banquet
hall
Suddenly, without n word Of warn
ing, Joe Humphreys announced that
there would be a three-rOund bout
Wen, there was a pause and then.
without his dinner coat, up came Bat
Nelson After Bat came Freddie
Welsh. the other eE-nEhtFTeiEhf
champion OF the world Shocked The
boys fell over backward a. Kid Ne
Parfand announced them The two
ex-ehampions. two bl0kes whose
names viii live for yearas They
boxed three rounds.
Hold tiEht. man, were coming to
turni
The next pair were Joe WaIcoff,
the "BarbadOes Demon and Kid
Critic, the Australian marvel What
a bout that vasi Both in dinner
clothes, too Walcotf, who fought
henvies, and Critic, who fought the
best and was never harmed.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-28
FavoriteS Are
Beaten on Circuit

Columbus. Ohio. July 2S.-Favorites
did not fare well Tuesday on the sec
ond afternoons card OF the Grand
Circuit meet There also was some
woe connected with the "upsets" in
the Shepard and Swisher Ell trot.
purse $4,000. the feature event
Royal Palm. heavy favorite in the
auctions. once selling for $500 IN a
ticket totaling s1135. made a break
at the half mile in the first heat and
was distanced- Mile Irwin. a third
choice won the heat from the fifteen
starters Alta Donovan won the sec
ond heat AS she Stacked up after
passing the wire she cut her tendons
in the left front leg severely and had
10 be drawn Mile Irwin then won
the third heat and the race. Alta
Donovan viii be unable TO race again
this year.
Favonian won the 2.2O trot for 2
year o1ds in straight heats. Jane Volo.
second choice defeated a good field in
the 2:1O pace in straight heats in
GLIDING Hazel Kuerstner. a well
played favorite.
Charley Rex made one OF his wierd
breaks in the first heat Of the 2:O5
trot. the Neil house stake He fin
ished last. Don de Lopez winning the
heat
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-28
WHY 800, 600
BABIES DIE YEARLY
IN THE UNITED STATES

Three hundred thousand babies die
yearly in the United States-most Of
them from digestive disorders
Careless overlooking, disregard OF
the first dangerous symptoms, and
the little one is soon in distress
II Il gets wei IL Is fortunate.
But what OF the three hundred
thousand2 Nature intended that
these little ones should live long
lives Of usefulness and happiness
And there IS no reason why the
most Of them should not. II we use
Tatchful care IN the light Of proven
knowledge.
For more than thirty years Wares
Baby Powder has been saving
babies lives
u Is not a soothing syrup. filled
with dangerous narcotics. Nor Is Il
a purgative- Purgatives disturb the
entire system by their violence, and
cause the baby pain and discomfort
u Is an antlEeptic remedy which
cieanses and purifies the little ones
stomach and bowels. and brings IL
back % health.
Wares Baby Powder IS safe. II
the contents OF an entire bottle were
ia Tour haby's stomach at once IL
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-28
What Do You
Know about Sport2


No How many varsity crew
races have Yale and Harvard won
from each other2
No. 2-How long after 1858 did the
famous Cincinnati Stockings 90 IN
beaten2
10. lis a thrown ball which hits
a coacher in play2
No 4.-How long was Dave Ban
croft with the Philliesz
No 5-What American tennis play
er eliminated A R. +. Kingscote.
leading British player. in the British
tennis championship
No (Which Cincinnati Reds play
er was recently elected a deacon2
No Who won the national clay
court championship for women2
10. s-Had the winner ever won
the national clay court title before
No Sid Billy Miske ever knock
out While Meehan2
No 10-What was Ted Lewis last
fight before returning TO England,
last year2
Answers to Yesterdays Questions.
No Jose r Capablanca is now
worlds chess champion, having been
eeded the title by Dr. Emanuel
Lasker-
No. Olympic track and field try
outs were held June IS at Philadel-
phia- Chicago. New Orleans and Pasa-
dena-
no. SIN the 1913 golf open. Fran
els Ouimet had 2 score OF S19.
No 4-Hagen and Brady tied at 301
In the 1918 open golf tournament and
then on the playoff Hagen won.
No. BILLY Miske Is IS years old
No SIN 1915 Les Darcy knocked
out Eddie McGoorty in the 10th
round in a so-called worlds cham
pionshlp middleweight bout
No. Vaughn was last in the
American league with Washington.
going then to Kansas City and to the
Chicago Cubs
No S-The Yankees bought Bob
Meusel from Vernon, Of the Pacific
Coast league
no. e-The Yankees got Rip Collins
from Dallas OF the Texas league.
No 10--If the ball is foul. il mat
ters not whether the fielder is on
fair or foul territory when he touches
it. The same when il is fair.-Copy,
right. 1920. Thompson Feature serv-
ice-l
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-28

Next we had Frankie Erne, OF
Buffalo, who beat Cans In his prime,
and Jack McAuliffe, who retired as
lightweight champion OF the world.
II was the prettiest bout OF the night
Next came Young Corbetts the boy
who knocked out HcGOvern, and Nike
Leonard the Beau Brummel Of the
ring.
All, Ia! Then we saw Steve ODon-
nell and Billy Rodenbacl, the best
amateur that New York ever turned
out. That was n pip Of a 80.
Tommy Ryan and Kid Mccoy, the
old rivals, entertained with three
rounds, and every second we expected
n double cross, but Il didn't happen
The finish Of the show was a bout
between Joe Choynski and sPhn
Jack OsBrien- Jim Corbeff refereed.
They demanded n speech from Gentle
man Jim.
He respondeds eBOys. this e. from
the bottom Of my heart I was sitting
in the rear n few moments ago and
thinking what a wonderful thing Il
would be II only old Joha l. Sullivan
and Bob FitzsimmOns were here to
look over this array Of old timers.
I'm glad that I've lived long enough
to see these old timers together once
aEnin-1
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-28

would not hurt IT,
It is tasteless. When mixed with
sweetened water, baby really likes
TO take It
Its effects are pleasant, for its tex
ture is as soft as talcum powder and
il cannot irritate he tender stomach.
Read what one grateful mother
says about Wares Baby Powder:
Texla. Tex, July q. 1s.
Dear Sir; I have five children and
do believe II it had not been for
Wares Baby Powder, four Of them
would have died. / have used il for
fourteen years and found It to be
one OF the best remedies for bad
bowels and disordered stomach.
Mrs. p G. Ayers
Wares Black Powder and Wares
Red Powder for adult intestinal
diseases
Wares Powders are for sale At
your druggist il $500, sl2O. and soc
sizes, or mailed direct II he is not
stocked. Handled by largeet whole
sale houses The Ware Chemical Co.
Dallas. Texas ". H Patterson.
President and General Manager
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-28
frankie FOWSer
Ready For Bout

Frankie FoWser. star light middle
weight boxer OF Ell Paso is on the
trail Of all nan OF his weight in this
section and has notified matchmaker
Jim Erwin OF the Fort Bliss athletic
association that he is ready at any
time to box at the punch bowl arena
FoWser's last appearance in the ring
was against Cliff Jordan, OF San
Francisco. at Phoenix. about two
weeks ago. frankie outpointed Jor-
dan who Is considered one of the best
men OF the coast. although the referee
rendered a draw decision in the con-
test. the verdict was highly unpopular
Matchmaker Erwin Is considering
Jordan here to meet Fowser in a re-
turn engagement and thus definitely
settle the question Of supremacy be-
tween them
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-28

Champion Ross
Becomes Benedict

san Francisco. cam. July -
Norman Ross, holder Of several
swimming championships, IS to be
married 70 Miss Beatrice Puaikalani
Dowsett o. Hawaii. it was announced
here recently.
Miss uowsett. il was said. IS re-
lated to the last royal Hawaiian
She is the daughter OF a Hawaiian
planter and holds a number Of island
swimming records. At present she
is attending a girls school in Paio
Alto.
The wedding probably viii take
place when Ross returns this fall
from Antwerp, where he expects to
compete in the Olympic games
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-28
''Y" Campers Call
Off Outing Plan

The annual summer camp OF = NJ
G. A members at Mountain Park has
been called off temporarily, accord
ing 70 an announcement % physical
director A L Holm Tuesday after
noon. The Mexican ''T' boys viii
leave for the camp on August IL and
viii remain for about two weeks. but
the visit OF the regulars was post
poned due to the fact that many Of
them could rot not get away from
their business at this time The an
nual outing OF the 2 " c. A classes
have been held for many seasons and
the camps as a rule are crowded.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-28
''Y" WreStlerS To
Meet In '1PreIir77S'

Entrants IN the annual wrestling
tournament Of the Y. N. c. A win
clash tonight in the big gymnasium.
where director A. /. Holm has erected
a big ring and supervised the laying
Of the mat Those who survive the
preIin mary contests tonight will
clash in the finals on Saturday night
and much rivalry is expected 10 fea-
ture the contests between the fast
amateur wrigElers- Particular inter
est is being focused on The heavy
weight division. two Of the entrants.
Chester Wright and Jack Vowel
being considered among the foremost
wrestlers Of the city. An added fea-
ture 10 the tourney viii be the ap-
pearance and competition Of a number
OF star catch as catch can and jiu
iitsu wrestlers from the Mexican Y
u. 9. A
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-28
Ex-Champ Takes
Drink On House

Joliet III, July 2s.7Jsclr johnson.
negro former heavyweight who IS
oelnE neid IN jan here pending action
By federal authorities remarked 20
sheriff Newkirk Tuesday he needed
exercise and asked TO be taken auto
mobile riding.
Accompanied by the sheriff and
several deputies, he toured the city
being taken 10 Manhattan. a suburb.
Wnere they visited a soda fountain
johnson and his guardians took a seat
az table and ordered strawberry
sodas- The drinks were on the house.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-28

Boston. Mass, July zs.-FuIingim was
ineffective and Chicago had Httle trouble
winning Tuesday Il was Chicago's fifth
straight victory here. the home team hav-
ins failed 70 defeat the Cubs once this
season IN Boston.
Score RHE
Chicago ---.-.--... Oh $50 6z0-10 16
Boston ------.----- 90 900 o10-a
Batteries: Chicago. Tyler and DAILY Bos-
ton, Fiiiingim. Rudolph and O'NeIl.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-28
vETERAN HURLERs arrr.

Within a few days OF each other,
Christy Mathewson and llordecai
Brown. great pitching rivals of oldeu
days, quit baseball for good, they
say Matty resigned as coach OF the
Giants and Brown gave I'D his Job
as manager Of the Terre Haute team
Of the Three-I league
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-28

IS reported as having engaged himself
to play ball with an industrial team
in Kenosha. Wis, and Hal Chase has
made safe his Job with an independ-
ent team in California by purchasing
a third interest in the club for which
he PLAYS.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-28

'Batted for Leonard n seventh
fBatted for Ayers IN uinth-
iran for Wocdau in ninth
Score By inulnEs-
Chlcaso --------------.-- 80 gll QUO
Dell4lL ssasss--- -4A DUG wv
Two Base hits J Collins. Felsch- sacri-
fee hits Weaver. Shorten. Risberg- Dou-
bic plays. RisberE 70 1fcMullen 70 J. col
lins; Young 20 Haiimann. J. Collins. unas-
sisted Base on balls. off Leonard. 3; Off
Faher, 8. Innings pitched Leonard. =
Ayers 2 strzci-out By Fabsr. 3. By Leon
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-28
BIC BOXERS To
MEET LABOR DAY
Champion to Receive $780,
900 for Services in De-
Tending Title.

Chicago, III, July 2s.-For the first
tine since his memorable engagement
with Jess willard. heavyweight
champion Jack Dempsey viii crawl
through the ropes at Benton Harhors
Mich. Labor day, and defend his title
against Billy Miske. Of St Paul
Dempsey Is now in New York.
where he went after attending the
WilIs-Fulton fiasco in Newark Mon
day night He and his manager. Jack
Kearns, have a number Of matches
in view for the next year. Including
a possible encounter with Georges
Carpenter. French titIeholder. for the
York for France shortly before the
arrival OF Dempsey and kearns-
AIiske q Hard Man
lliske is considered 20 be one OF
the best men Of the Hight heavyUe lsnr
division He has fought Dempsey on
two other occasions. both bouts going
the limit In the latter contest many
followers OF Miske maintain that he
outboIed Dempsey, then challenger
IN the hope that he wiz repeat on
Labor day.
Champ Gets Big Gun-antee-
The champion. according 70 an
nouncemeut by promoter Fitzsim-
mons, has been guaranteed $4,000
with a privilege OF accepting a per
csntags OF the receipts. while Misks
$4,000. AIisks has promised to es-
tablish training quarters in Benton
Harbor four weeks IN advances Of the
contest and also agreed 70 call off
two scheduled matches
The contest viii be staged IN the
open air arena which vii be greatly
enlarged
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-28
erNNERs a lIEnALs.

Antwerp. Holland, July 2S.-Ameri-
can trap shooters today received their
Olympic medals At the ceremony
incident 10 the presentation there was
no hint Of a protest against the
Americans on the ground Of profes-
sionalism. which IL was stated fla
Etoile Beige yesterday might be
made.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-28
INDIANS DIVIDE
DOUBLE HEADER
Senators Break Even With
Leaders; White Soz
WALTON TIGERS.

Cleveland. O.. July zs--clsvsland and
Washington divided a double hsadsr-
Cleveland winning the first After wash
inrton tied the INST game IN the ninth
Clsveianu wor IL On 4 single By s. O'NeiLs
First zane P Il E
cleveland ........-.. coz COZ COS 0
Batteries. Washington. Zachary Court
nsy and Charity; Cleveland, Morton and
s. C'NeflL
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-28

Dubuque. Iowa. July 28.-Tony Ca
proni OF Rock Island was given the
newspaper decision over Sapo Nc
Kenna OF St Paul IN a 10-round box
ing match under the auspices Of the
American Legion here Tuesday. The
men are festherweiEhts-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-28
ResoIute 70 Be ismantled; Dempsey o Box
LOSE
OPENER To REDS
Pat Moran's Cracks Take
First Game of Eastern
Series; Giants Win.

Brooklyn, n. y July 2s--Cinoinnati
opened It's series with Brooklyn BY defeat
Ing the home team Tuesday The visitors
secured a three run lead IN the first IN
ming lIarquard was knocked from the box
in the sixth Ruether was battsd hard but
was saved BY brilliant support Brooklyn
released Doug Baird TO the New York
Giants Tuesday by the waiver route
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-28
YACHT RACE CUP
WINNER RETIRES
New York Yacht Club An
nounces That It VIII Not
Defend Honors Again.

New York, July IS. - Resolute,
which decisively defeated Shamrock
" In the deciding yacht race in de-
fence Of the Americas cup yester-
day, probably VIII not run another
race, said r. de b Parsons, a member
OF the race committee Of the New
York Yacht club, today. The de-
fender, which cost thousands OF dol
lars. VIII be dismantled at the HERE
Ehoff yards AZ Bristol, r L
VIII Not Celebrate.
There wiz be no special celebra-
ton Of the victory by the New York
Yacht club Tachtsmen today highly
praised the handling Of the Resolute
by Charles Francis Adams, II, IN All
the races off Sandy Hook
The Resolute's crew CT % Nor
Wegianss seven Swedes and one Dane
all American citizens, also came in
FOR uustinted praise
Sir Thomas Upton who hid his bit
ter appointment behind his coru1al
congratulations 70 the Resoluta and
her crew, saying that the better boat
won. win soon leave for a visit 70
Canada He viii issue another chal-
lenEe in 1922 and VIII name the
challenger Shamrock Y, he said
Shamrock Gets DruhbinE.
The big green sloop probably viii
be towed up the Hudson within a few
days and anchored, to allow visitors
q chance II inspect her.
The Resolute gave the Shamrock
the worst drubbing Of the regatta
Tuesday when It won, boat for boat.
by Is minutes, IS seconds
Overcoming a 30 second lead and
the advantage OF a WindWard berth
which Shamrock had taken at the
start the defender held a lead OF four
minutes and eight seconds at the half
way stake, and finished Is minutes
and s seconds ahead Including her
handicap Of six minutes and 40 sec
onds. Resolute won by 19 minutes and
So seconds
came from behind after Shamrock
had taken two races, and won out
by three straight victories
aBest Boat WOn-7
Sir Thomas Upton owner OF the
challenger, voiced what appeared 10
be the unanimous verdict OF yachts
men when he declared that the best
boat won"
Nature provided a rare setting for
the historic finish The sun-a great
fiery baIl-was fast dropping through
a red and purple haze, when Reso-
lutte, clippinB swiftly through the
green water, with billo w white sails
sIhouetted against the haze bore
down on the mark
A moment later. she flashed across
the golden finish line, that the setting
sun had laid down on the water be
tween Ambrose channel liEhtship and
the committee boat, Barryton-
a mile OF more behind, her own
great sails embellytngs shamrock "
was coming about for the run 10 the
marx when the white signal bail Of
the Barryton dropped and the Shrek
ing Of whistles and sirens from spec
tator craft proclaimed Resolute's vic I
tory
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-28

Philadelphia Pa. July 2s.-PhuadsiphIa
was helpless before Hamilton in the first
National league game here since June Is
Tuesday. Pittsburg hit Meadows hard.
Score. r H z
PittsburE -. 200 OF 100 /
Philadelphia 1900 900 900 COL g
Batteries Pittsburg. Hamilton and
Haeffners Philadelphia, Meadows. Gala
and Trareszer
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-28

New York. July 2S.-Ths New York
Giants celebrated their return home by
defeating St Louis Tuesday Barnes held
the visitors to three hits while New York
battsd four st. Louis pitchers for II hits
Horusby vas slightly hurt IN a play at
second IN the first inning ard retired
from the game
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-28

Charley Pick. OF the Boston Braves.
suffering rom an injured foot. was
allowed to go west ahead OF the team
that he might stop over in Decatur.
H.. for Few days and visit his folks
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-28

Where They Play Thursday.
san Francisco At Portland
Sacramento at Oakland
salt Lake at vernon
Los Angeles at Seattle
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-28

Catcher Jack AshWorth, a young
stcr picked up by the St Louis Car
dinals on their recent "trip east. has
been sent TO the Houston club FOR ex-
ercise and development
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-28
STANDINGS


where They Play Ihurso1y.
Washington At Detroit
Philadelphia at Chicago.
New York at St Louis
Boston at Cleveland
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-28

Eddie Collins is an Elk and belongs
to the Philadelphia lodge When the
Elks had their national meeting in
Chicago last week The Phily delega-
ton presented Eddie with a big low
ms cup Eddie's first question was
well. what would q man ask2 What
am going 10 fill IL with2~ asked the
White Sox second baseman.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-28

IW0 u llIs- FoIrlI9T- keIlT. stolen
base. Frisch- Sacrifice hits. Doyle, Schultz.
Double plays. Barnes 10 Smith 70 Kelly;
Doyle 70 Bancroft 70 Kelly; Frisch 70
Kelly Fcurnier. unassisted- Base on balls
Off Barnes. ?; off North, ?; off Kline 2
Innings pitched Haines. O: North. 8; kline
2 eileen. l. Hit BY pitcher. BY Barnes
lFournlsrl. struckuut. By Barnes 2.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-28

Hunting season opens Sept I. Have
your guns repaired now Allen Arms
& Cycle Co. f0s r. Oregon--Adv-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-28

Two base hits. Kopf. ?: wheat Myers
Three base hit, Neis- Sacrifice hit. Rath
Double play. Eopf 70 Rath to Daubert-
Base on balls. of Marqrard. i; off Ma
maux. ]. Innings pitched, Marouard. .:
lIamaux. 9: Mitchell. /. MOZART, l. Struck
out. by 1Iarqusrd. 4; by Rusthsr, g.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-28

COAST LEAGUE
At Los Angeles. RHE.
salt Lake City commandments.
Vernon -------..-..--.-.----- 10
Batteries SAT- Lake City, Culiop and
Byler; SAT- Lake City. shellenhack. small
wood and Devormer.
At Portland p. H. E
e-n r Eal-l--Io s-.------ ---------
Portland --.---..------..- 6
Batteries; san Francisco. Lewis. Nc
Quad and Kelle. Agnewi Portland, Books
and Tohlu-
Al san Francisco. RH z.
Sacramento -------.------.--- Il 0
Oakland -.--.--.-----..----.- s
Batteries Sacramento, Penner and Cook
Oakland. Allen. Kramer and Mite.
Los AnEeles-Seattle game postponed
teams travelling
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-28

Detroit. lIich, July 2s.-Excellslt pitch
iug BY Faber. who allowed only five hits
and struckout nine men. won for Chicago
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-28
BASEBALL


TEXAS LEAGUE
At Beaumont P H E.
Beaumont -.--.-.... Oh al0 0oo-4 II
wichita Fails -.... 200 $40 COL IS
Batteries Beaumont, Jacohus, James,
Bailey and stansburys Wichita Fails. Wet
eel and Kitchens
At Houston r H E
Houston ..--------- 500 900 coz 10
Fort Worth ....-.. 265 900 200-15 20 /
Batteries Houston. Kreck and Noyess
Fort Worth. Whitaker and Haworth.
At san Antonio. Ri E
san Antonio -. 104 o01 0os-s 10 o
Shreveport ......... 010 90 o01-f 8
Batteries san Antonio. johnson and
Gibson Shreveport. Bono and Yam
At Galveston H. E.
Galveston ~. 900 900 2a2-s
Dallas ....-....---. COZ 900 fo2-s Is 9
Batteries: Galveston, Wilson and O-Brien:
Dallas. Hinton and Harizins-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-28
totals
$50 Oh to4-is
nnn nnn Hnn

vvsshinrts= -. $50 Oh fos-is
Cleveland --..------------ on t4y tll-
Two base hits. Milan. Roth. Johnston
S. O'NeilI. Jameson stolen bases Rice.
Roth. Harris Sacrifice. Harris Double
PLAYS. WamhsEauEs. unassisred- Milan ana
Harris Base on balls. Erickson. = Caic-
we'll 2: Uhle. /; Eaeth. l. Innings pitched.
Caldwell. 1 Is; uhle. -; Faeth- s Is;
lIyer. /. struckout Erickson. .: Cald-
nreu. /; Uhie, Il Faeths 4; Myers I Wild
stitch. Eaeth-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-28

WESTERN LEAGUE
Des Nolnes 0; Oklahoma City. 2.
Omaha. q wichita. 6.
81. Joseph. g Joplin. l.
Sioux City. 3; Tulsa. O.
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION.
New Orleans. e; Little Rock. 9.
Memphis. J. Birmingham, 3.
Nashville. 9; Atlanta. 2.
Mobile. g Chattanooga. g.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Columbus, 9: Minneapolis. q
Toledo. 8. Kansas City. 9.
Indianapolis. 2: Milwaukee. g
Louisville, g; st. Paul, 5.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-28

Want Kodak FiHishing2-see C
dara.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-28

sBatted for Manauz IN seventh
tran for Krueger in seventh
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-17

Mr.. and Mrs. J. S. Allen Of Philadel-
Pnia are spending the week at the