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New Workers Hold Present
Champions 20 Even Break
in Two Games.
By Charles Sonerrilie.


I TNCI.B WILBUR robinson may
~ now reign as the High MuciS-a-
Muck OF the National League
and his Dodgers are the champs. But
Just the same they can't exactly kick
our Giants around.
The hnal series OF the season, two
games Of which were played IN Brook
Ign last Saturday and Sunday and
two gatnes on the Bluff yesterday, mo
friends, now stands 49, a draw. Tuh
and tuh.
To-day the rubber.
Il should be some stretch
The Giants are more than anxious
to give their triumphant borough
brothers a brilliant rap In the stats
and by capturing the series offer a
consolation prize To tbeir reclaimed
but grlevlng rooters.
In the two games yesterday plaved
at the North POle-swronE. Clarence
] mean Polo Grounds, the gypiag OF
the game from the Jints by the
Brooks was a shame. brothers. And
a startling one at that
out steps "Shufdin' PHI" DOUGLAS
and u GUer that large eared. Top shouI-
dcred gent shoiocd general delivery
10 put the postal serUicc 10 blush, q
toos yesterday. oct I. f9ttnsnt.
For seven innings Phil had ths
new National champions looISinu like
a collection. Of putty dolls. Nary a
hit gave he them. Nary a base on
balls. Nary a Dodger touched a toe
on the first bag IN all those seven
sessions.
The while, and Il please you, behold
Us kicking in with three runs.
George Burns singled in the first,
Bancroft walked, but Pep hit into .
fast double play, Olsen 70 kilduH 20
konetchey. But George GOT 70 third
on IL and Frankie Frisoh lifted him
aoross the plate with a neat safe rap
Into centre. Got another In the Hfth.
With Bancroft and Young down,
Frank Of Fordham again singled
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OTTER SPORTS
Giants and Robins Meet
To-Day in Rubber Game

safely--his third hit Of the name. He
stole second and came all the way
down the line on keilys left sinole.
Ftotter stood tapped for seven hits
and MamauS replaced him IN the
sixth, WE proceeded 20 oct another.
mamauS tossed out King, but Larry
Doyle beat = slow bounder 10 kiiduH.
Smith flied out. Doug, however,
dented the right field concrete for
. single and cent Larry 70 third and
oeoraie Burns's double cent Larry
That's how Il stood a. the seventh.
Couldn't blame We tor thinkina that
THIS particular battle vsaa I'll over
ana all N cur favor. And then
Wheat broke throu1rh with the firat
Dodger hit % the dAy--a left ginrle.
Wlth Hy Myers az hat All Excite
ment Smith's handspring busted or
something and be returned tho ball
vide and high over Doug'R bean. II
rolled into centre (there naturally
1eing no one playing the second bag
Just then). and Phi got fuddled. his
form broke and Myers mopped him for
= single scorinE Wheat Honey lAdIed
freak bounder that suddenly hoped
70 ana hit Frank Frisoh In the Jaw,
knocking him fat. bancroft nabbed
I
to Doyle. forcing Myers. Hut KrueFer
yanked the score up TO a tio--S TO a
by smashing a homer into the left
hlcachers, sending Honey along ahead
OF him. And In the ninth, after Oh
son was out, Doug picked up an easy
grOundor Of Johnson'a and threw Il
where ken couldn't be expected 20
be, johnson scuddinE 70 third. And
along comes Griffith with a long sac
rince ny that registered the winning
tally
And They win on three hlts 20 our
tent Much 20 tho smearcaso.
Paid 'BM back In the second game
IN like coin. Snatched the game when
They thought sure they had II. A
wild pitch by Honey, followed by
timely lnheld hit from Pep Young
scored Bancroft for Ia In the arst.
but the Dodgers turned demons In the
second, scoring three runs. Wheat
doubled and went 70 third on Lamar'a
out. Grimes 70 FIRST. Then Konoy
raped to the right fence gate for
a homer. with Zack hopping In ahead
OF him. Pctey kllduf walked. Miller
doubled 10 left centre. sending Pete
TO third. and PietrO scored on Smiths
rap 20 Frlsch.
IN the same inning however. Kell
gave the Robins a slight hint that
WE we're still In the game. He sent
out a magnificent homer. II hit high
on the blackboard Of the LEFT bleacher
stand.
II went like that's 20 2. in favor OF
the Dodgers. until the shock and sur
prise WE gave EN- In the seventh.
sherry smith had started pitching.
hut gave way 10 Cadore. Castor
banged a hit on Icons glove. Barnes.
who had supplanted Toney grounded
out Burns doubled. Castor breezed
IN with the tying run. Bancroft was
ont, frst TO pitcher, Burns going to
third Pep Young got walk and
stole second Frank FrlSch singled
and scored George.
Score 90 :. favor Of Coogan's
Ramparts and 50 remained until the
harry end.
(Geo-I nearly forgot to mention
pep YouuO's tConder 0f a catch Of
GrtGithS dcrcs dTite IA the drSt In
ming. arst gone. 10 i0ds all the todV
% the wall pep banged the back ~
his head against tho tCdH, and ~
Jumped high Tar it. nc got the bu!9.
and the hard rap on me bean couldn't
make him drop a. old Pep's q pipptIAJ
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DON'T LET THAT COLD
GET HEBETTER OF YOU

II that persistent cough or cold IS
fastened on you at this season Of the
year II may lead to serious results.
Your doctor would tell you that the
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Macdonald rive 90 open season
TO-MOrrovv Afternoon.

Father junn y. White has completed
arrangements Tor the opening Of the
basketball season AZ Palm Garden, Bsth
Street between Lexington and Thiri
Avenues. Tomorrow afternoon. at Q
o'clock. when his crack basketball team.
the Macpowsll Lyceum Bis Five, clashss
with the Brooklyn All-stars. Fatlfr
White Is the chaplain OF the Interna-
tiOnal Sporting Club, By the way, and Il
an ardent follower OF both boxing and
baseball, Among the players on me
Mag Is Jerry sullivan. regarded the
Babe Ruth Of the basketball world. ne
u reported 10 be tie highest paid player
Ia the business.
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.PERSHING AWARDED
MEDAILLE MILITAIRE
Most JeaIolrsly Guarded French
Decoration Is Conferred by
Gen. Marie Fayolle.

WASHINGTON. oct I'm the
name OF the American Army that
fought In France" Gen. Pershing
has accepted the award OF the
Medaille Milltalre. the highest mill
tary decoration within the gift OF the
French Government. The presenta-
ton was made at Fort Myer by the
French General. Marie FayOlle. who
commanded the firBt American troops
that entered the airing line on the
Western front
1T gives me the deepest pleasure"
Gen. Fayolle declared in presenting
the medal. TO confer upon you. as
the Commander in Chief OF the val
liant American soldiers who fought
In France. the highest decoration Of
my Government"
Gen Pershing expressed his deep
est gratitude" adding that II was a
particular pleasure 10 receive the
Medaille Militaire from the French
General who commanded the first
American troops 70 enter the firing
limo In France"
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medailis MiIitaire Given for Great
strategicaI ABILITY.

The Aedaills MilitSire Is one OF
Frances most iealously guarded dec
orations, It being bestowed custom
arly only uDon enlisted men who
have given proof OF the most excep-
uonal herUism In action. Slngilarly,
the Medhille hilitaire, although II Is
q decoration only for enlisted men.
has even greater distinction when
presented to an oficer. and only a
fow OF Frances most famous officers
have been awarded II, In each case
for acts OF personal heroism or as
reward for the successful accom-
pllshment OF supremely dimcult stra-
tegical battle actions IN which the
fate OF the oontendlnE armies Is
clearly az issue.
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Sammy sieger. the aggressive east
side feathsrweight, defeated Johnny
Hayes, the popular Manhattan Italian,
IN a most lively ten-rOund contest az the
West HobOken A. A. last night.
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ward outpoint. nyan.

ELIZABETH. N. j.. Oct Am the
hardest fought battle witnessed In this
city IN years George Ward, the local
Wolterweight, outpOinted Willie Ryan Of
New Brunswick. N j.. IN the star bout
OF twelve rounds AZ the show OF the
National sporting Club Ina the Second
Regiment ArmOry last night. Ward WA
too fast and clever for Ryan,
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Fight Results
vaIEer Wins Referees Decision
over BRADY.

BALTIMORE. Nd. oct S.-Dlspiay-
Ing "a wonderful brand Of boxing Benny
ValEer. the French featherweiEh.
champion. won tweve-round referees
decision over Ralph Brady Of Syracuse
here last aight before tho Coliseum A.
C. This was Valger's first bout IN ave
uontha. The French flash used left
- righy crosses and ho0is and up
=. uts In a manner that was bewilder-
Ing TO Brady Moreover ValEer un-
corked An assortment OF body punches
tina. was rema rka BILE. Both boys
weighed IN 81 ringside, Nalger. l2l
pounds; Brady. 1888 pounds
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Montreal wins over ODonneII.

PROVIDENCE. r. l., Oct. 2-Young
Montreal bantam champion OF New
England. won Referee Martin Canolos's
decision In a twelve-round bout with
X o. Joe O'Donnell Of Philadelphia at
the National A. c, last night O'Don-
nell doorsd Montreal ia the fourth
round but was on the receiving end In
TIE other eleven The Philadelphian's
right eye Was ripped wide open In the
sixth and he bled hard TO the finish.
but put up a game night
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CHATTER NJ.

I" 'FVb WIS Treat evci'er1ent
FOR the next few days a. VAL
ley House and throughout the
udghbprhuod, for the Annes-
ley Setons made no secret Of the
robbery, and the AFFAIR got into the
papers, not only the local ones. hut
the London da'lcs.
Two 81 the latter sent reprcsouta-
lives. to whom I,orl Amer ey Seton
granted interviews Something ne
said attracted the rcDortcrs' alton
ton 20 Mr.. and Mrs, Nelson Smith.
who had been dining at Valley House
on the evening when the theft was
discovered. and Knight was begged
for an interview.
lie was asked n ~ had formed an
opinion IA 10 the Disappear nee OF
the three hsiriooms, and whether ne
knew personally Nj Paul Van Wreck
tho American collector and etlred
hsadtof the famous arm Of jewellers
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LIBERTY BONDS.

Liberty S1-2s opened si.7O. up 20;
LIST 41-4s, $50. up 80; I'd Ills.
s7so, UP 10; Sd. $3.50, up .1s; 4th.
sLGO. up 20. Victory sS-ls, co.:
AS. 96.i0, Up 10.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.
Demand sterling opened a4S "a,
unchanged; francs, .0gT1. or .0OO1 I;
lire, .04i7, on .O0Oi: marks. Ot62, on
.0O03. Market steady. Sterling. de-
mand. 3.ts 3-i; cables, S.A9 la;
francs. demand, .067i: cables .O6Ta;
lire. demand. .0tt7; cables. .OfiS:
Belgium francs. demand. .OTOo; ca
blea. ono; MARKS. demand. .0i62:
cables. .Ot63; Swiss cranes, demand.
1909; caiblea. 1903; gunders. demand.
.s105: cables. ans: Desetas. demand,
1857; cables. .t4T2: Sweden kr.. de-
mand, 1890; cables. 5000; Norway
kr.. demand. 1880: cables, 400:
Denmark kr.. demand. 1885; cables
1925; ArEentinepesos. demand. .s126:
cables, SIG; Can. dollars, demand.
1850.
DIVIDENDS.
Philip Morris a Co. Ltd. declared a
dividend OF 10 cents a share. payable
Nov. 20 stock OF record Oct. IS. An
initial dividend OF the same amount
was declared three months ago.
NOTES.
The New York Stock Exchange has
admitted TO the list Bell Telephone
Company OF Pennsylvania, ]. p. Nor
gan & Co. trust receipts for 81, 200. 900
twenty-five-year first and refunding
mortgage 7 per cent. sinking fund
sold bonds. series A, due Oct. 1. 1s45.
when issued
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CLEVELAND. o., oct, 2.--The ten
round boxing contest between Jack Brit
ton. champion welterweight. and Benny
Leonard. champion lightweight, SEIZED
uled for last night has been post pOned
until tonight because 81 yesterdays
heavy rain and cold weather
The bout originally was scheduled for
THURSDAY but was set back one night
because OF Thursdays weather cJndt-
tiOns.
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CHAPTER X.

tContinuFdl
was the FIWgonard miniature
Mr. Van Wreck liked bsa,,
put IN Constance III seems
he painted only a few. And
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-11
JORDAN AND RENTROP
AWAIT TAP OF BELL
FOR BATTLE TONIGHT

lust who is qualified 70 claim the
15S pound belt OF the wrestling
game and just who IS to wear II
in the future, emblematic OF the ma
tional title. are questions to be an
sWered tonight in Liberty hall. when
have It out and definitely settle the
question Of supremacy between them
Each Has Won One.
Review OF the activities OF the two
scrappy Wrestlers In FL Paso shows
that each has won one match 20 date
and one contest has been called a
draw out OF a total OF three contests
Rentrop defeated Chris in the same
arena about two weeks ago, but at
that time he slightly outweighed the
Grecian crack Jordan's manager
asked for q return match on the
rOpean champion was more than Will
ing to agree TO a stipulation OF 158
pounds at s o'clock in order to settle
the supremacy question. The weigh
ing will take place at the Lobby and
both men are expected 70 swing the
beam at the 15S pound mark or few
Matchmaker Johnny McIutosh's
complete card follows.
aPelFee5 VasqueE and Young
GOtch, best two out OF three falls
- minute time limit
Nike TnHqueE and Sailor Greet
best two out OF three falls, 80
minute time limit.
Chris Jordan and Charlie Rem
frOp. best two out Of three falls
no time limit.
Announce, colonel Bflly RoE-
erH- Referee HuWIE.
Jordan and Rentrop wound up
training Monday afternoon on the
court house lawn lawn west Of Lib
erty hall and q large crowd OF en- I
thusiasts interestedly watched the
workout Of the two men
Is Confident Enough.
The confidence Of Rentrop as shown I
IN his willingness TO bet $1,000 on him .
self in spite Of the weight making ]
has caused a good deal OF comment I
among the fans and IL IS safe to as I
sumo that the Aisatian star will have I
a big following when he walks into
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-11
DeSchambS Believes He Has
Ne10 Champs In FYenchn1en

NEW YORK. Nay 11.-Francois
IN Descamps, who boasts a stable OF
three champion boxers in Georges
Carpenter. Georges Panin and Char
ley BedouI, Is the worlds champion
optimist-
Descamps has supreme confidence
IN each and every one OF his trio Of
minister's he never even as much as
entertains a thought that there
might be q boxer somewhere IN the
world who IS good enough TO topple
over one OF his scrappers for the
fatal count OF ten and he doesn't
hesitate to say so.
Is Confident Enough
In his eIcitable- moments, when
discussing the merits OF his cham
pionss he Is always willing 70 bet a
t'ousand dollaire" that Bonnie Le-
noir. Weslie Jackson, Louiee Tend
lair or Johnise Doondie cannot knock
out Chorges Papln - cannot even
knock him down"
And the same goes for Dempsey as
compared with Carpenter or Pete
Herman or any OF the many other
good American bantamWeiEhts
against Ledoux.
Descnmpa' supreme confidence
f. at least refreshing. But we
on this side OF the pond who
know something about how hard
can sock cannot help but think
that the cocksure Francois r. due
to get 1t least several rude
nwnkeningH n he ever campaigns
his French title holders against
the pick OF our boxers.
The fact that Carpenter has had
such wonderful career IN boxing
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-11

on the European side OF the pond and
that Papin and Ledoux. the latter a
veteran and very much a family man.
managed TO account for champion
ships. may have turned Descamps'
head Yet he Is a shrewd manager
and q keen business man That he
will carry a wallet full OF wealth
back to France when he takes leave
OF our shores is a certainty, and Il Is
TO be hoped that he gives the Ameri-
can public its moneys worth in the
champs
It is the opinion OF the writer that
II Descamps pits his trio against the
pick Of the flock over here-lamely.
Dempsey. Leonard and Herman-he
viii return to that dear France a
sadder but much wiser manager
he contends that Dempsey. with
his rushing style, is made to order
FOR Carpenter; that Papin, with his
sharp left jabs and a potent right
hand, will dazzle Benny Leonard. and
that Ledoux is too smart and sturdy
for the American crop. But has he
Williams gave Charley a fine beating
in IS rounds at Vernon away back in
1913?
And has he no respect for knyO
punches fOted about BY Dempsey
and Leonardo IL is eur belief
that Francois Descamps q an ex-
ceedinEly smart fell W. II he f.
he viii not rush any one Of his
trio Of boxers into the jaws OF
our champions without first Civ
ing them n ehanee TO set n few
bouts under their belts against
lesser lights ON this side.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-11

GHEfENNEs Wye, May 11s-Well
founded reports in circulation
here indicute that this seasons
uinetcen-duy running race pro-
gram nj Frontier park viii mark
the finish OF the @pouiean in Wyom-
ing. This years meet Will probably
be run early IN July, under the
auspices OF the Cheyenne ThOrObred
Breeders, association.
II Il understood that the lease Of
the BreederH' association on the
Frontier park track expires with the
conclusion OF the 1920 proErnm,
and much doubt Is expressed that
my effort viii be made TO renew the
arrangement. owing to the poor pa
trOnaEe Of the race course the past
few seasons.
Contrary 20 custom, a n planned
TO conduct the race meeting this aea-
son previous 10 the great annual
Frontier days ceiebratfOn-prob-
ably from Saturday. July 3, TO SAT-
urdnys July -. inciusive-and the an
nOuncement that the frontier com
miftee has uEreed not TO protest
uEainst the race meeting immedi-
ntely preceding Frontier days Il be-
ing greeted with much criticism from
some citizens, who believe that the
result VIII not be to the benefit Of
the city's great annual wild west
show.
Betting on the races, Il a. pointed
out In some quarters. may drain the
city % much money that would
otherwise 10 into the Golfers OF the
Frontier days celebration, and Il is
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-11
What Do You
Know About Sport?

Who determines whether base
bail game should continue after
rain7
docs a home run cut Of the
grounds In the ninth inning which is
not needed 10 win the games, count
in the records as a homerz
3-How many worlds series have
been decided in four EamesZ
Can the waiver be withdrawn In
tn, major leagues2
SLOW old was Johnny Coulon
when he became recognized as ban
tam champion?
s-Has Georges Carpenter ever
been knocked out2
Who Is the international trap
shooting champion3
s-What is the intercollegiate rec
ord = the two mile run2
what is the penalty IN football
for purposely throwing a forward
pass TO the ground2
10-In golf. II a bali that Is
dropped, rolls into the water. must Il
Be played from there2
Answers to Yesterdays Questions.
lin stroke competition players
have TO 60 around the course in pairs.
2-Ohe circumference OF the soccer
ball is not more than IS inches and
not less than q inches.
5-The penalty for roughing the
kicker in football IS Is yards.
The Olympic swim record for the
800 meters. free style. Is minutes,
IS rs seconds.
5-Cincinnati led the National
league teams in fielding IN 1913 with
-s7A
e-Boston led the American league
IN fielding in 1913 with SIS.
l-American league managers are
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-11
Church LeaguerS
Will Organize

Physical director A. L. Holm, Of the
Y. n c. A.. has called a meeting OF
managers interested IN the formation
OF a church baseball league for We'd
nesday night at s o'clock al the Y. ~
g. A. physical office. The church
league Of 1913 was composed Of eight
teams and enjoyed a successful sea-
son Games we're played after work
ing hours during the cool Of the eve
ming and were immensely popular.
The pennant was won by the Mt
Sinai team after a hard fight.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-11
ARMY OFFICER
IS NEW PREXY
Seventh Cavalry Athletic
Officer Honored by the
City Leagues.

Lieut. W. e CBurD Mccullough.
baseball officer OF the FL Paso MILL
tary district and organizer Of the
Seventh cavalry team. was elected 10
the position Of second vlcepresident OF
the Army and City league at the reg
ular Monday nights meeting OF the
executive committee.
VIII Practice More.
The meeting was presided over by
Judge Charles Pollock. president OF
the league Alderman r c. Eemple,
first Ticepresident Of the orEanlza-
tiOn. recently returned from a tour
Of the east. and was also present at
the meeting
one OF the plans agreed upon at
the meeting b. the managers and cap
tains OF the different teams was 10
encourage practice on week days in
order that the teams may become
more perfect IN their hitting and
fielding Rio Grande park viii be
engaged all during the wek By teams
out for practice
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-11
PAYO Settles
DOWN To WORK
Scrappy Kid Takes On
Sparring Partners; Sha-
piro to Box Soon.

Some OF the stiffness and speed
he accumulated during his Il months
overseas with the Fifth division was
demonstrated Monday night to a
large crowd OF admirers OF Kid Payo.
southwestern feather champion. who
entered training for his meeting with
Dal Hawkins at the motor group
punch bowl on Friday night
sam In Fine Shape
Psyo asserted that he is IN great
trim and he certainly bears out this
statement when stripped 10 his fight
ing trunks lie gave his sparriug
partners rough workout for several
sessions at the International club and
tonight viii 20 through the same
maneuvers. One OF the sturdy boys
with whom he is boxing IS Battling
Shapiro who IS training for a bout
az Douglas next Saturday afternoon.
he is 10 meet Frenchy Desmarias in
a l0-rOund semi-final to the HAYDEN
Palmer battle. and IS confident OF be-
Ing returned the victor.
Jim In On the Job
Matchmaker Jim Erwin IS a busy
man these days He Is q daily visitor
70 the training camps CT Payo and
Hawkins. and believes that the bout
viii be one OF the greatest tsn-round
affairs staged in the southwest in
long while he is also looking for
the semi-final between Eddie Hanlon
and Jimmy Devore 10 be a hummer.
The latter has the endorsement OF
Baby Cabsu that he IS a clever. hard
hitting man. who can give any weller
In the southwest good argument
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-11

Connie Mack CAthletics); Clark Grif-
fifth Washington Iris Speaker In
dians); Edward G. Barrow (Red Sox) ;
VIM. Gleason white SoE). Hugh
Jennings (Tigers)s Miller J. Higgins
CYankees)s Jas. T. Burke (BrOwns)-
6-National league managers are
John McGraw (Giants)s Fred Mitchell
(Cubs); Patrick J. Moran CReds) T:
Wilbert Robinson (Robins); George
Gibson (Pirates); c. c. Cravath
(Phf1lies)s George Stallfngs (Braves) 4:
Branch Hickey (Cardinals).
e-Al Mccoy was knocked out by
Nike O'Dowd in six rounds at Brook
Ign in 1917.
1o-Johnny Ertle's height Is 4 feet.
Il inches.
These questions VIII be an
HWered tomorrow.
Copyright. 1s2o-Thompson Feature
Service.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-11
American Golfers
Enter Tourney

New Castle. Ireland. May 11.-Ap-
pearance OF the American entrants ia
the preliminary TO the British Wom-
ems golf championship tournament
Monday aroused great interest
The low medal score, an 81. was
turned in by Cecil Leitch. a British
player Miss Mildred Caverly. OF the
American team. had a score OF 81
An accident to Rosamund Sher-
wood, who ran a stake into her foot
while vaulting a fence. has discour-
aged the Americans. who believe her
elimination greatly reduces their
chances 10 win.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-11

the arena 10 meet Jordan tonight
The match IS 20 be on a winner take
all basis and in the event Jordan wins
he can justly claim the 15s pound title
while Rentrop can still hold his So.
prsmacy at catchweights.
RentrOp's combined science and
speed has been made the basis Of
numerous NTngers lately and IL a.
probable that he Will enter the
ring a fnTOrfte.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-11
Frontier Park May Be Disbanded AS
Result Of LuH In Racing Interest
In Wyoming; Patronage Rather Poor

predicted that hundreds from nearby
states who ordinarily come. 70 the
yearly renewal Of the days Of the
plains viii attend the race meeting
this year, and as n result not be In
position 10 -spend freely at the
Frontier days daily program.
Fnrimutuel machines viii be in
use ut the race course.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-11
Moran Fails To
Make Impression

London. Eng. Nay 11.-"An IN
lovely fight was the verdict OF the
Daily Nail on Frank Nloran's reap
pearance here in a bout with Tom
Cowler- The writer concludes that
they were equally bad. but says No
ran failed 70 reveal punch Of any
note. and his swings were dreadfuIly
Wild"