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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-19
What Do You
Know About Sport?


I'm what round did Jack Johnson
knock out Jim Jeffries2
2-What is the barrel jumping
record on ice skatesZ
3-Who won the last international
sculling championship before the
war;
4-who won the 1919 Olympic
marathon racer
SIS charging permissible IN SOC
.cer2
s-what is the greatest number OF
runs scored By a big league team in
one inning.
What IS the largest shutout
score in the big leaEues2
S-Who was the best sacrificer in
the National league in 1882
Slow many games did the Cubs
win az the Polo Grounds in 1872
10-ls Jack Wolfe bantamWelght
Boxer, a youngster or a veteran2
Answers To Last Questions.
IA player in golf IS -dormy"
when he is as many holes ahead Of his
opponent as there remain holes 70
2-Grover Alexander returned
from overseas duty. April Il, 1913
a-Chief Meyers managed the New
Haven club OF the Eastern league last
year.
--EeorEe gibson. with the Pirates.
in 1903 caught 40 consecutive games.
which Is the major league record
o-Atl1n-a won the Southern
league pennant last year.
6-The mathematical chances In
poker OF getting a hand without a
pair or cards in sequence are even.
IA flying tackle is one IN which
both feet OF the tackler are of the
ground
s-A bah that touches the net and
falls into the right court IS good ex-
cept when It IS on the service
9-Pete Herman's record shows he
was never Knocked ont.
s1O-Leonard knocked out Richie
Mitchell in the seventh round at Nil
waukee on April I9. 1917.
11-Fred Fulton is % years old
1Z-kilbane and Welsh met IN a
ten round. no decision bout in 1917.
15-The worlds record for throw
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-19
Eighth Cavalry And South
Siders Win Opening Games
of The Arnly-City League

GETTING way Tag distinct
u City decided with the
Sunday afternoon Gnde where the best
ball dhed the entertainment Of
naaey people
Saturday
keeping many home go sappng
Of
particularly this
nnon ably
battle the first
day,
eavaymen defeated artillery spnddy fought battle
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-19
.L0NGH0RN5 WIN
IN TRACK MEET
Baylor Bears Lose to Tex
ans by Close Margin IN
Annual Duel.

Austin, Texas. April 19--Lhe Texas
Longhorns barely nosed out the fast
Baylor bears here Saturday IN a track
and field meet the final standing
was closely contested throuelolt ano
vas not decided until Cox and Neeley
Won the first and second pace IN
the two mile run. Mct. OF the bears
was the individual stellar performer
IN the last lap OF the mile relay
the brilliant quarter miller finished
with a Is yard lead and won the race
IN addition TO this feat Wolf led
ia the scoring during the meet get
ting 10 points. Moss OF Texas. was
second high point man with 10 points.
with O south wind blowing u was
fmnossl BILE To make any new records
NcW Record Made.
However Cart WalCmOu. o. the
Texas team. established a new Texas
record in The high jump by clearing
me previous record was feet II
inches The events resulted as FOL
10 yard high hurdles -. Moss
CTexasf, first; Jackson (Baylor), sec
ond- Time, is seconds.
100 yard dash-lNilson lBaylor) D.
first; Wolf (Bayior), second Time
sii7s rnn-Neeley CTexas). first;
I.oou CTezas). second Time, ass.
40 yard dash-Wolf fBaylorls first;
Harrison lBaylorl, secohu Tine
50 2-5 seconds
go yard low hurdles-4ioss lLeLas),
first. Doughty CTexas)s second Tine,
c6 rs seconds
$50 vard run-Grier lBaylorl. first;
St clair CBaylor). first Beavers
fTeras1. second. Time, % seconds
Two mile run-Cox lEe1asl, 1irst;
Eeelev lLeLasl, second Llmes III
minutes 90 seconds
One mile relay-Baylor, 1irsti
Teas. second Time. minutes 81 s-5
Pole vault-Graves (Texasl. first;
sitton (Baylor), second height II
Hieh 5ump-vaIton (Texas). first
Pittman (Baylor)s second Height
Brosd 5ump-smith CTezasl, first
Pittman fBaylor), second. Distance
20 fesr % inches.
shot put-Dotson Csayl0rl. first
Leissner CTezasi. second Distance
81 feet ~ inches
Discus throw -Dotson Gay lorlr
first- Hamilton CreLasl, second Dis
tance. 10 feer IL inches
TaVeliu thruW-Lleissner lLe1asl
sfrst- Graves lTeLasls second Dis
tauea. 155 feet 10 inches.
Texas next meets the Texas Aggtes
IN track events here next Saturday.
April q
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-19

at Fort Bliss. TWenty-four cadets
Of the High school battalion who
have made the best scores in weekly
practice for the past three months
fired in the elimination contest
The scores thar viii be fired
by the team in competition will
be compared with the team
- scores Of the other schools en-
tered, and the winner announced
from southern department head
quarters At Fort sam Houston
Texns- A trophy cup VIII be
awarded the winning team.
Individual medals have also been
offered 20 the members Of the RI
Paso team making the highest
scores The Parent-Teachers' as
ISOLATION has offered a medal for
the highest score in slow fire; and
the Wade Hampton chapter U. D. c.
has offered a medal for the highest
score IN rapid fire. The final match
viii be fired on the first fair sat
urdays
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-19
Don't Experiment with Catarrh;
It Often Leads to Dread Consumption

and more aggravated and finally
reaches down into the lungs, ard every
one recognizes the alarming conditions
that result when the lungs are af-
fected Thus Catarrh may be the
forerunner Of that most dreaded and
hopeless Of all diseases, consumption.
10 local treatment affords perma-
nent relief. Experience has taught
that S. S. S. is the one remedy which
attacks the disease at its source, the
blood, and produces satisfactory re-
suits IN even the worst cases. Catarrh
sufferers are urged to give S. S. S. a
thorough trial 1t IS sold BY all drug
gists- You are invited to write to the
Medical Department for expert advice
as to how to treat your own case.
Address Swift Specific Co, 164 Swift
laboratory. Atlanta, Ga.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-19
High School Riflemen Qualify
-;H:- -:I:- -:II:- -:Il:- -:Il:-
VIII Take Part In Big Shoot

THE f. Paso high school rifle team
OF ten boys has been selected for
the rifle competition TO be held
under the auspices Of the southern
department Of the army between
high schools and academies in this
department which have units OF the
reserve officers training corps The
members Of the Fl Paso team viii be:
Capt Richard Crawford, Capt. AIli-
son Jennings, first Lieut. Sherrod
Mengel. first Lieut.. William Nay
field. second Lieut. Charles Harvey.
first Sergt- Paul Bur0W. Sergt
Harry McGinnis. CorpL II. Rogers.
Pvt. sam Lucy. Pvt. John Turner.
Alternates. First Lieut.. Herbert
Rand. CorpL Billy Cooke, Maj. Ben
Howell
GOOD SCORES MADE IN
ELIMINATION CONTEST.
Selection Of the team was an
nounced by Capt W T. aver. In
charge OF military instruction at the
High school. as a result OF tryouts
held Saturday on the target range
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-19

ling the 1s-pound hammer IS 1ss feet
61a inches
1s-Alva W Richards won the high
jump Tor the Q. s in the 1912 Olym-
pic
15-When players OF two different
sides catch a forward pass simultan-
eously the ban is awarded 20 the
side which put the BAH In play.
16-When a blocked kick goes in-
10 the stands or among the spectators
e counts as q safety
17-Cravath's batting average FOR
1913 was -54l for So games
18-BaDs Ruth hit home runs IN
four consecutive games last on June
2, 9. 4 and s. 1873
19-Pop Arson won penuants in
1850. 1881, 1852 1855 and 1856.
20-Georga Kelly last year made
four consecutive home runs and a
double I'm six times at bat-Copy-
right, 1920, Thompson Feature Ser
vice
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-19
WELL PLACED HITS
nEG SHIT ~ HTTNg

" ILL AaaAAAa
RESULT IN RUNS
Unexpected hitting strength was
shown by Col Langhorne's Eighth
cavalrymen In the second game when
they edged out the consistent send
gunners- Both BOA OF the Eighth
and Williamson a husky southpaw
who tWirled for the artillery did good
work on the mound and kept the hits
wen scattered
The deciding runs OF the cavalry
men were made IN the first two innings
as a result OF well placed binrles.
Williamson frightened after this. how
ever. and held the troopers safe un-
til the last out while his teammates
made noble efforts 10 score. BOA
seemed 20 have too much speed. how
ever, as he Invariably frightened when
there were men on bases and held
his rivals down except IN the two
Instances when they shot men across
the plate.
Both teams showed TO good advan-
tage IN the field, some nice work
being brought out by the gardeners
Of the opposing mines The Eighth
had the edge on hitting. getting eight
bingles while the guuners nicked five.
81
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-19

exciting battle The smoke eaters
put up a consistent defence and won
one game from the ~Ff men Scobel
and Perez featured in this contest
The llneups Were-
Eiremen-J. Boone, ". Boone.
Dykes. Iouart, Guest and Sullivan.
Outlaws-Al Schutes. Perez, Barrett.
Allen, Scobel and SWihart
Clarence Bushnell. wrestling in
structor al Fcr- Bliss and Frank Ko-
lar wrestied a 20 minute draw as a
preliminary TO the volley bail con-
tests
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-19

I'll PASO'S champion volley ball team
u dropped the southwestern title 20
the ali star Douglas. Ariz-. six
saturday night at the Y Il c. A
when the visiting team won three
straight games OF a scheduled five
game match
Due to spirited team work the
Douglas six took an early lead and
scored many points before the FL
Pasoans had obtained a start The
Pass City aggregation gradually crept
up on the visitors however, but
way and held a substantial margin
over its opponents The Ell Paso
team fought a splendid uphill battle
ali the way, but did not possess the
speed and accuracy Of the Arizona
champions.
GREENBERG STARRED FOR
THE VISITING PLAYERS.
shy" Greenberg. formerly first
baseman OF the Zone Supply team
Of the Army-City league was one
Of the principal point makers OF the
Douglas team Owing 10 his excellent
serving the Arizona champions piled
up many points while It was the
speed and aggressiVeness OF Green
berg that proved so valuable In main
tanning the defence OF the Douglas
six Shy" also INDUCED In some
cloWnish antics that amused the fans
during the game.
The lineups Of the contest ,Tere-
Ed Paso-lderbert Hunter. captain
w. D. Thomas, VIII Shutes. Ed Hodge,
VIII McKeuzi and r Kruze.
DouElas-E- f. Wellemayer. cap
tain, R. c. Williams. A Streeter, E.
Greenberg, IL Bane and ". A Brooks.
In the preliminary contest the Fire
men team from company - was
nosed out by the Outlaws IN a close
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-19
and Thede
Make Best Scores

knocking over Il and 70 clay birds
respectively out OF a total OF IS
chances, C. Bulwer and P. c. Theds
headed the weekly shotgun shoot OF
the Fl Paso Gun club held Sunday
morning on the range near Fort Bliss
Some good scores we're made both
in singles and doubles events despite
the wind which hampered the shoot
ing Of the gun club members.
The scores were
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-19
Seventh Cavalry
Polo Team Wins

The champion Seventh cavalry polo
team upheld its prestige Sunday after
noon at Fort Bliss by defeating the
Eighth cavalry four. The game was
fast and well played throughout. The
scores and 1lneups follow.
seventh Cavalry Position Eighth Cavalry
Lieut. Craig Capt Goodyear
Lieut. Gay CAPT Ochs
Lieut.. Van InEin Capt. Il T. C. Jones
Capt Wood CAPT Lacy
Scoring. Goals. Craig. 2. GAY. 3. van
Ingiu. j. Wood. 2 safety. Gay. 2 Jones. J.
Fouls. Van InEln. l. Ochs. l.
Oflcials- Referee Lleuts Featherstone
OF Headquarters- Timer Lieut. Penninr-
ton OF the seventh cavalry. Scorer, Lieut.
Besse o. the seventh cavalry.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-19
You WI Never Be Cured BY Loea
Treatment With Sprays.

Catarrh IS e condition Of the blood
and cannot be cured by local appliea-
tons Of sprays and douehesi this has
been proven BY the thousands who
have vainly resorted to this method Of
treatment.
Catarrh should not be neglected OF
experimental with The wrong treat
ment is valuable time lost, during
which the disease Is getting a firmeT
hold upon its victim, and making 1t
more difficult for even the proper
treatment to accomplish results
Though Catarrh makes its first ap-
Peaance IN the nostrils, throat and air
Passages the disease becomes more
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-19

Vancouver. B. c., April 19.-Jap-
anese in Vancouver have taken to
American games with surprising ap-
titude. The Asahis a local Japanese
athletic club, plays most American
games with remarkable success and
viii have a baseball team in the field
this summer. During the winter the
Asahis formed an ice hockey team
that played with surprising ability
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-19
Chris Jordan Back In Town 'Y" VOIey Ball Team Loses
-:l -:E I: I= -:D -:I:- -:l- -:-
Husky Wrigger Is Confident Douglas Wins Battles

IL PASO'S favorite contender for
u middleWeight wrestling champ
ionship honors-Chris Jordan
returned 70 the city Saturday after
noon with the avowed purpose Of
going after the scalp OF big Charlie
Renuop, who so lately conquered
Bobby Bylund. toe hold expert, extra
ordinary, in two out OF three falls.
Chris has been taking q vacation
IN the oil fields and incidentally
made several business speeulations
which turned out well, In fact so well
that If il we're not for his love OF
the mat game there IS possibility
that matchmaker Johnnie Mcintosh.
Of the FL Faso association. would
have trouble getting him into the
ring again he has kept in excellent
condition, however and announces
that he is again ready 20 defend his
title against the husky European.
Indifferent 70 whether he is out
weighed or not as he believes he
can defeat Charlie again His first
victory over RentrOp was earned
some time ago at Liberty hall
GREEK STAR CONFIDENT
OF WINNING MATCH
The Grecian crack IS doing his
preliminary work at the local Y.
81 C. "A. II present. TIe is an earnest
advocate Of handball and IS taking
on all Corners in this particular
game.
Joel FrIedIzIn, dean OF wrestI-
ing fans Of FL Paso, challenged
his athletic friend to = series Of
games Saturday in the ssY.
gymnasium and Wns surprised
when he was defeated by close
score. As a result Chris is wear
Ing a couple Of new ties, not ut
the same time, however. and joel
is anxious for a return match
nth linz "a
that he does not mind 50 long rs
II helps Chris get into proper
condition, but he Is confident
that he can uphold HIS laurels-
Jordan and Rentr0p met officially
Sunday Afternoon and talked over eE-
periences In the mat game. They are
Doln veterans OF the popular pass
time so far as experience. is con-
cerned and each had some interesting
stories 70 tell Of men whom they
mad TT and defeated Jordan's last
match was at Corsicana. Texas.
where he defeated George Sewer, OF
Houston he is not matched 10 meet
Pete Sewer, weight 1S5 pounds a
brother Of the man he defeated, but
believes that. he can also defeat this
husky Houston product due to his
superior science and skin.
Jordan is the personificatiou OF
confidence He has that well trained
appearance that has marked his
every match here and while Chris
recognizes that Renthrop VIII have a
weight advantage he thinks that he
is familiar enough with the style Of
the latter TO again defeat him on the
mat
-.Reutror f. one Of the eIeancst
and most scientific men that ]
have ever met. but I believe thar
I can heat him asaln.r said Jor-
dan. at a. a pleasure to meet
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-19

Brookiyn. April 1s.-Br1olliyn took the
flrst game OF the series with Boston sun
day 9 10 8. by batting Rudolph and Nc
Qullian hard Ellotts hitting was espe-
cially timely. bis three singles figuring IN
six runs Neis drove the BAH over the right
field sail in the third
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-19
PIRATES BREAK
STREAK Of REDS
Pittsburg Team Wallops
Reds; Dodgers Defeat
Boston Braves.

Cincinnati. April 1g.-PittsburE broke
the winning streak OF the champions. win
ming 20 4 sunday The visitors won IN
the first inning on a HIT By Bisbee. a base
on balls. q sacrifice and q tumble by Eopf.
which gave them two runs
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-19

Chicago -. 900 600 600 % Z
St Louis ....-.--... 900 COZ oos-2 10 ]
Batteries= Chicago, Alexander, Garter
and Killeferi St Louis Doak and Clem-
oua
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-19

At Cincinnati r H z
Chicago ..---.---.-----------
Cincinnati ~ - 9
Batteries Chicago. Tyler. Martin and
EIuifer: Cincinnati. Luque, Fisher and Ra-
~ 81 louis RHE-
PittsburE -------.-.s----------- y :
St. Louis .-.--.-----.-.----..--- 2
Thirteen innings
Hattsries- PittshurE. Ponder ard Lee St
Louis. Harrlcs and Clemcnz
Other games postp0neds rain
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-19

Boise. Idaho. April 1s--Franlzie
Murphy, Of Toledo, won from Carl
lIackey. Of Denver, by decision
Thursday night IN a fast lightweight
boxing bout Murphy carried the
fight to his opponent until the final
gong. running him through the ropes
in several instances
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-19

Where They Play Tuesday
Los Angeles At Portland
salt Lake az Oakland
Sacramento at vernon.
san Francisco at Seattle
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-19
PIRATES SNOW
TEXAS u UNDER
State University Cracks
Lose TO Southwestern
By a Big Score.

Georgetown. Texas. April IS
Pounding the offerings % three Texas
pitchers. the Southwestern Pirates
swamped the Texas Lonsnorns under
a fusilade OF hits here Saturday
afternoon and won by a l3 70
score. Barry who started the game
Tor the Texas team On the box. was
e1tectire 1o= three innings, but il
the fourth the Pirates got 70 his de-
livery and three successive singles
sent hin 70 the cover.
English. who relieved him. Jared
no better Three hits. one a home
run by Deus0Ver center fielder. and
Two walks were registered off the
Dischmen's relief pitcher. Seven runs
were chalzed Up By the Pirates lu
this inning before English succeeded
In retiring the side Carl lIcNamara
finished the game for the LouEhorus
and made a great start despite the
fact that It was his first game Of
Stafford. OF the Pirates. was e.
feetire on the mound during the early
innings, but lack Of control caused
his downfall lu the eighth inning, a
walk, single, and a home run being
registered off aim
FAX Hits Hard
FAX and English were the hitting
stars for Texas Yak getting two
home rams and a double. while Eng
llsh got a home rll and a single For
the Pirates Edaus led IN the hitting
by getting two home runs and a
single Texas plays the Rice Owls
In Austin today and tomorrow.
Score by lunings- p z 2
Teras .-.--...z00 100 go ST.
South1T estcrn eos 701 0ze-13 IS I
Summary Home ruus-fal--. VT. T.
Euelish. Edens l2l- Earned runs
Teas s. Southwestern. u Left on
hasas=TeEus. g Southwestern. T.
Passed baus=Eart. Pearson Hlr b.
ufrcher=Toung by 1lcEamara First
on error=Texas. p Southwestern. 9.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-19

In France. until the Introduction OF
postage stamps and the rule Of double
postage for unpaid letters. It was con-
sidered nl-bred for one to prepay
letter addressed to a friend
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-19

The sIamess. Ike the Chinese. wear
their finger nails very long. The
ladies' sometime have them tipped
with silver.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-19
AlIFRICAN LEAGUE
s.lnrdar Games.

At chicago. r Il 2.
Detroit .-------.-------..---
Chicago ---------------..-- ---.--,4 z .
F51tferIes- Detroit. Alien. Ehmlzs and
Ainsmith; Chicago. Cicotts and Schalk
At Cleveland 4 p r
81 Louis ---------- --------s -
Cleveland --..--.-- 1900 $1,000 2.
Batteries St Louis. shoczsr and Bill
ines- Cleveland. uhie and O'Nein
At Boston X n =
Washington -------------------
Fourteen innings
Batteries washington. Erickson and
Charity: Boston. Jones, Bush and Val
tiers Devine-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-19

'0lII1I T0T Love y a-.IIl-
Score by Innings
Detroit -....-.--..-.. 90 10 COL q
Cleveland --.---..-.-.--.. ZC5 015 l0'-11
Two base hits. Heacl. p Hellu1l.
Sfan1re. shorten. Chapman. Gardner,
Warl1sc1uss. Speaker Home run. speak
err stolen bases. Johnston. q Wood sac
riGca hits Love. Granay. Q. wood uou-
BE plays. Gardner. FamhsgluEg and
johnston Speaker ard % EellL Bases on
balls. or Love. &. Off Covalasi-ie- J. In
ninga pitched. Ayers. %. Love. Ia
Hit b. pitcher. By Ayers fGraneyl. struck
OUT by Ayers l. BY Love. g BIZ Cove
ieslzie. 6 wild pitches. Love. 2 Winning
pitcher. Covoleszla. Losing pitcher. Ayers
Umpires Evans and Hudebrand-
Game Postponed.
St Louis at Chicago. rain
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-19

Where They Play Tuesday.
Boston az Brooklyn
Philadeluhia at New York
PlttshurE at CiuciunatL
Chicago at ST. Louis
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-19
- -. -. 2 :. \

-4----a -sss~-4 ? ~ - A 2
aBatted for OMEN n seventh.
'sBatted for Rudolph in seventh
seBatted for 1IcQuIllau in ninth.
Score by innlnEs-
Boston ----.-------------. coo 100 101-3
Brooklyn ..-----------.-- 011 GO 03a-9
Two base hits Olson. Home run. 1Veis.
Sacrifices. Myers, . Ecnetchy. Pfeffer.
Bases On balls. OF Rudolph. !; of Nc
Quilan. l. OF Pfeffer. I Innings pitched.
Rudolph, 8; l1cQuiuan, @ Hit By pitcher.
BY Pfeffer ClFIsunl. Struckout. hT Ru-
dolph. T. by Ffeffer . Losing pitcher. Ru-
doiph- Umpires. o'Day and Harrison
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-19
STANDINGS


Where They Play Tuesday.
Detroit az Cleveland
New York az Boston
Washington az PHILADELPHIA
St Louis at Chicago
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-19

Sacrifice hits Boa 0iuziu- Three base
hit, Larson Runs barted In. by Crawford.
l. Dunlap /; Larson. Z. Double plays. BIZ
onui (1nassistedli Dunlap TO Ryhaclz 20
Blond Struckout. BY BOA, g: BY william
son. 8 First base on balls. off williamson. T.
First base on errors. SIND Artillery. s.
Eighth Cavalry. J. Left on bases. SIND
ARTILLERY. = Eighth Cavalry. 6. Hit by
pitched ban. BY BOA (Dinlzinl- wild pitch
Williamson Time OF game. 1.0s- Umplres.
Betancourt and Kane.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-19
SOUTH sIDERs MAKE
TIE CRUCIAL Tally

No more scoring occurred until Tho
sixth when weiss obtained first OF
Loya's error He was caught mapping
when Leyva shot the ball 70 Gomez
Crozier was also safe on L0ya's errcr
Anderson famed and Sherman walked
Koke hit to Bin Medina who allowed
the ban 20 drift through his legs and
Crozier came home. Titus famed FOL
the third out
The Sourhside boys scored their
winning run in the seventh when
l. Gomez led off with n bineIe
down the left field foul line. Loya
sent him 10 second while Medina
went ont 10 Weiss 10 Mccormick
1liniores hit TO Crozier who shot
the ball over McCormick's head
allowing Gomez to score. The
Zone made determined effort 10
come back and tie up the tally in
the final session but failed.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-19

EI Paso seed Coss Field seed are
tested seeds 525 East san Antonio
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-19

by Loya. J. Struckout by Leyva- 10. BY
Weiss, 2. First base on balls. of Leyva. 3
off weiss. o First base on errors. Interna-
tionals. a. Zone Supply. S. Left on bases
Internatlonals. .; Zone supply. s CAUGHT
Anderson Wild pitch. weiss Time 81
game. 1s2s- Umpires. Kane and Betan-