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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-12

I fide bout 10 a decision against the
] best available contender within a
! period Of six months from the time Of
I his winning the title, and Thereafter
every six months II qualified cnal-
] lenger appears. unless he is prevented
I BY circumstances beyond his control,
/ in which ease the time may be eX-
tended by the board OF boxing con-
should he fail TO do so. or should
he be unable TO make the required
weight as specified in these rules, his
title shall be forfeited to his chal-
lenger.
ssNo challenger shall be given
con sid er tiOn unless made
through n board OF boxing con-
troll and accompanied by suitable
forfeit guaranteeing the SINGER
fty Of the challenge"
This rule Is an excellent one
for the reason that IT viii at least
force n champion TO stick TO his
trade, though II viii not interfere
with his collecting revenues from
the pictures or theatrical en-
EaEements-
All contestants under the new
rules will weigh in eight hours be-
fore q bout and three hours previous
TO the bout the contestants must sub
NIT 20 a physical examination by
licensed physician
The new weights for junior and
senior classes in all divisions up TO
middleweights and the weights above
these classes have been set as FOL
lows:
Junior fIyweight, los; flyweight.
112s junior bantamWeight, rs; ban
tamWeight. us; junior feather
weight, 122: featherWeight, 1875;
junior lightweight. 1906 light
weight, 1S5; junior welterweight,
40; welterWeight, 147s middweight,
1885, light heavyweight, US; heavy
weight, more than Us.
The code also provides for deci-
sions. The Ferdicts viii be rendered
by two judges who viii sit on op-
posite sides OF the ring. Points VIII
be scored for aEgressiveness, clean
hitting, ring generalship, etc In
case the judges fail TO agree the ref
cree viii be called upon 10 cast the
deciding vote
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-12

] NOW that Abe Mitchell is coming
IN over for the open at Toledo,
American golfers viii have a
] greater interest than ever IN this
! affair. 1t will unquestionably bring
I together the best field that has ever
/ competed for the United States title,
and as there are so many players
] already scheduled to play the out
rest our fondest hopes on Walter Ha-
gen there are a dozen other home
I breds capable OF winning the crown,
not TO overlook a few OF our ANA
teurs.
Travers Coming Back.
The fact that Jerry Travers is max
ing an effort to get back into form
means much TO American golf Should
Jerry strike his stride and appear al
Toledo in his old form he viii be one
competitor who viii require a lot OF
beating. Travers has the tournament
experience to help him through the
long grind Of a 72-hOle medal affair
and in addition the right nerve and
temperament He viii be splendid
bulwark for American golf in the
matter Of turning back the English
invasion.
one reads little Of Chick Evans
these days But any golfer OF his
few years and splendid record Is
by no means n back number.
Chick has all the shots in the bag
down to perfection and has lost
none Of his cunning. 1 learned
that in our battle ut OakmOnt
last summer. That was either
mans game all the way through
Chick labored under n big handi-
cap last season, packing around
with him both the amateur and
open titles i doubt If golf viii
ever see a man win both OF them
the second time he starts
Then there is DaTy Heron and
Bobby Jones, both holding back at
the present time, but both saving
wood and working at all times 10
smooth what are already nearly per
feet games. Should Heron play in
the open and set anything like the
pace he maintained all through the
amateur last summer IL would take
the best golf OF Mitchell, Warden,
Ray or Hagen 10 beat him No ANA
teur ever set a more consistent clip
than did Heron throughout every
match ne played at Oakmont-
It stands to reason that when one
is capable Of such steadiness his golf
is to be reckoned with in any com
pany at any time
Has Eyes On Amateur.
True. Heron has his eyes on the
amateur. where the chances are bet
ter for success than in the open, but
I would feel more comfortable about
our triumph at Toledo were this mag
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-12
.EX-BANTAM CHAMPION
JOHNNY COULON PLANSI
COMEBACK TO THE RING


MILWAUKEE. Wis, June ~
lNl Johnny Coulon. former bantam
weight champion. may be 81
years OF age and a veteran Of many
battles, but Just the same the little
Chicago pocket edition Of Tommy
Ryan. is stiu full Of pep and ready
for business. Johnny attributes his
come back TO the army training he
had during the war He lost recently
to Charlie LedouL, the French champ
ion, but in meeting the European
title holder he gave away - pounds
in weight, which was too big a handi-
cap 10 stand up against
Johnny came back later and
whipped the French flyweight champ
on-Juliard-in two rounds. gain
ing a clean knockout In describing
the end OF the battle a French writer
IN the Partisan Boxing says; after
having made wonderful impression
lin the first round Juliard came to his
corner full Of hope and sure OF sue
cess. The second round started and
Juliard faced his opponent. but be-
fore he could swing OF jab COulOn
rushed from his corner and shot out
his right with such force that Juliard
was knocked fiat It was a superb
punch and the French boy could not
regain his position in time. being
counted out"
Lost to Bantam Champ.
Coulon. in a letter to the writer
says; After my defeat by Ledoux I
was bit discouraged, but decided 70
remain and meet the flyWeight
champion. Emile Juliard, whom
stopped in two rounds. made a big
hit here and also in London and it is
probable that I viii box Jimmy Wilde
in London for Mr.. Cochran about Oc-
tober- I am in fine shape now and
must admit that Il was the army that
put me right I have been over to
Berlin for a visit and enjoyed It very
much met Al Lippe here. He has
a string OF fighters. but they have
been up against It and will be glad
to set back home.
also saw the Becl<ett-Weua
fight In London and must say
Beckett Il n strong young fellow,
but not clever enough for Demp-
Eey. He can hit, but Is rnther
slow. He may improve with more
work. however. i understand that
LedouU, the French star, il to 30
over to the states for n match or
two and viii try and get on with
Pete Herman, the American
champion II he does he will give
Herman n lot Of trouble, for he
sure can fight. Hope to be back
In Chicago some time next fan,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-12
Ray And Vardon To Meet
American Stars In July

play Barnes and Hagen for the sec
ond time Of their tour. From Jersey
the Britons viii start playing west
ward, taking in Scranton, Youngs-
town, Detroit (where they viii prob.
ably meet Hagen and Brady. ant
arriving at Toledo for the nationa
open tournament on August 10. OF
the Sunday preceding the champion.
ship fixture Vardon and Ray vii
probably face Hagen and Barnes
again.
The dates for the EnEIishmen's
exhibitions In September and
October have not been definitely
fixed, but il is certain the play
ers will appear at EnEleWeOd,
MyOpin, Essex County, Nahnun-
OASIS, the Century and other
clubs in this vicinity The tour
viii probably take I'm 80 clubs
and viii be the most extensive
ever attempted by n pair OF golf
ers on one TRIP
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-12
LAkE ARTHrR sTILL LEADs.

Roswell. n. NJ June 12.-Laks Ar
thur maintained her lead IN the Pecos
Valley league by defeating Roswell
here Thursday afternoon The game
was called in the sixth inning on ac-
count Of rain with the score 1 to 0. IN
favor OF the Lake Arthur aggregation.
Roswell has only lost one game so
far this season. and Lake Arthur has
gone indicated. Both towns have
excellent baseball teams and some fast
baseball is being administered to the
fans.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-12

Rock Island. III. June 12.-Clarence
L VOLT Of St. Louis. Friday. de-
feated Harlow Hurley. Of Topeka,
Kans-. five and four for a place IN the
finals IN the Trans-1lississippi Golf
Association tournament Robert Nc
Kee. Of Des Moines, Ia. champion, de-
feated Francis Dickinson. OF Des
Moines, 3 and 2, and he Will oppose
Wnlff
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-12

NEW YORK, June 12.-Harry Var
IN don and Ted Ray, crack English
golfers who are coming TO the
United States to compete In the na-
tional open golf tourney at the IN
verness club. Toledo, beginning
August 10, viii be kept busy during
their stay on this side OF the Atlantic.
In addition TO playing in the ma
tional open the British stars VIII
make an extensive tour Of the coun-
try. They viii leave England July Z
arriving here about the middle Of the
month, and their first appearance
viii be at the Siwanoy Country club
either July IS or 20.
Play at Shawnee.
From Slwanoy the English cracks
will go to Shawnee to compete in the
as a majority Of the golfing stars in
this country generally participate In
the Shawnee event. Nardon and his
partner will have their first brushes
against the cream Of American club
sWingers
The johnny Bull champions viii
visit scnrsdale Country club
July q, and viii probably meet
Tom Mcnamara and Jack DovTI-
ing. WOOdmere and Apnwa1nls
viii be visited in turn following
the exhibition Mt scarsdnle, and
then viii come the first big show
Of the tour, At Shenecossett
Country club, New London, Conn.
Vardon and Ray then will go 70
Springfield, Mass; after that to New
Britain and then TO the Belmont
Spring Country club at Waverly,
Mass. where they will tee off in a
match with Francis Ouimet, their
conqueror in 1913, and Jesse Guilford.
Great interest is already being shown
in the contest. which will be staged
July 80. The next day the English
pair Will face Ouimet and probably
Oswald Kirkby at the Brookllne
Country club.
Get Good Purse.
The Hollywood Country club OF
New Jersey has the next call on the
linksmen from abroad. and Il Is
likely that a purse of $1,000 viii be
hung up when they appear there to
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-12

and II I am feeling as good AZ
do now why little johnny will
probably take another shy into
the ring against some Of the
home boys
Beckett Delays Trip
Joe Beckett. the British heavy
weight champion. who was supposed
to be due in America this month,
viii delay his trip for some time
Beckett knocked out Bombardier
Wells in three rounds in London
recently and since then has been
matched to fight either Frank Moran,
the American heavy, or Frank Cod
dard, the English heavy. who once
defeated Joseph. After disposing Of
Moran or Goddard. as he confidently
expects he viii. Beckett says he may
take the trip across the pond or
tackle any heavyweight whom C. B.
Cochran selects for him in England
Beckett's one ambition is to meet
Carpenter in a return match Writ
ing from the other side Joe says:
THE followers Of boxing have not
given me much chance against some
OF the big fellows, and all because I
have been slow In some OF my
matches. Well, I have not had a
great deal OF experience except
matches I fought during the war. I
am young, however and the eXper-
fence gained with each battle has
helpeQ a lot gave W els Eoou
beating and hope TO continue my
work.
sCarpentier heat me in iig time
because he caught me right off
the reel, give him credit for IL,
hut viii wager all I possess that
he can't repeat. II Is my nmbi-
tfOu to meet the Frenchmnn
again. for / am convinced that I
can whip him, and surely II I am
willing to risk my own money on
the affair there Is no reason why
he should not accommodate me.
II he refuses why / VIII take on
all other matches available. and
would also like to get a chance
against Jack Dempsey, champion
the world. L hope to visit Amer
leo soon and viii give the sports
there the best / haTe.1
The new rules formulated by the
International Sporting club OF New
York City, viii be adopted by the
boxing commission appointed by gov
ernor Smith and viii be enforced IN
all clubs IN the state The rules call
for a new set Of weights and add
several classes TO the list Instead OF
having one weight for each class the
new method calls for junior and
senior title holders
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-12

fight, 50 TO speak-and PineIu g.
fuu OF fight, though he T. neither
a boxer nor wrestler. His efforts
aroused the admiration OF Detroit
scrihes in the training camp AID
they placed the stamp Of approval
on Aim, which f. a long step for
PinellL
The Babe" was born in san Fran
cisco, October IS. 1885 He IS S feet,
inches tail and weights 155 pounds
He IS right handed batter and
thrower. He broke into professional
company with the Portland, Ore.
club in 1917.
If he breaks into the Detroit lineup
as a regular while DOME Buch IS sim
tearing up the dirt around the bases
he VIII be a great side kicker for
DOME IN the matter OF running the
bags for he is very fast on his feet
and heady base runner. Last sum
mer. IN the Coast league. he pilfsred
81 bases
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-12

The salt Lake club, which bought
Ed Matteson last winter from Dali
las, has shipped him TO Houston,
back in the Texas league. where he
is considered quite a bear as q
pitcher.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-12

Brooklyn. n +. June Est Louis bat
I ted three Brooklyn pitchers for Is hits
and a total OF p bases Friday.
Score. RI z
! St. Louis $1,000. 900 ~ 500 IS
Brooklyn -...---... 900 1o1 600 2 Il
Batteries: st. Louis. Goodwin and Glenn
ons; Brooklyn, s. Smith, Mitchell, Miljus
and KILLER.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-12

The Portland club decided 10 keep
Frank Guigni (Juney) awhile and let
out Dick Burning instead Dick was
reported as signing with the Moose
Jaw club OF the Western Canada
league
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-12

end OF the first round but the
turning point came at the nth
and sixth holes OF the second half
both Of which he threw away on
the green He thereby Lost the
lead and for a few holes seemed
to lose his nerve But when the
card became three down with four
TO go he played with renewed de-
Termination
Having a temporary relapse in his
putting T0lley was brought back 70
dormis one and lost the home hole.
where he was first in the rushes and
then in a bunker. Gardner put his
tee shot TO the 31th on the green, 9
yards 10 the left OF the pin. but Toll
ley played a beauty only Z yards
short OF the hole and got the putt
after Gardner had laid his second.
yard from the pin Gardner thus
had a par three but Tolley won the
hole in Two and took the match
How the Card Read.
The loser received almost as great
an ovation as the winner. The cards
read:
Out .-.--..........s5s 55G 444-40
In -------------.---- 444 654-i1
Gardner
Out -----------------4i44s5 4sf $50
Second Round
out ..-.....-.....-..454 S54 s54-ss
In ------.-...-----445 $50 645-43
Gardner
out .--.---......-4s4 SIS s5-ss
In ---------------4f5 So 544-4l
Extra hole
Toney q Gardner 3
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-12

Minneapolis, MINI. June 12--BiIlv
Aliske. OF St Paul. knocked out JACK
Moran, OF St. Louis. IL the second
round OF q scheduled ten round 60
here Friday night. The men are
heaFyW ghts- AIisxe knocked his or
ponent down three times IN the first
round and four in the second round.
before Moran took the count.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-12

New York, June l1.-The New YORK Ma
donsl1 made Il three out OF four from
Cincinnati Friday.
Score RHE.
Cincinnati .......... OO1 90 sOo-2 I
NeW YORK --------- uuD 10 rs 10
Batteries; Cincinnati. Sallse. Fisher and
Wingoi New York, Toney and Snyder.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-12
TED LEWIS DEFEATS BAsHAlI

IL II = = - =
Lewis. defeated Johnny Basham. the
British welterweight champion in
their fight for the welterw ight
championship OF Europe Wednesday
night. Basham was badly punished
His seconds threw up the sponge at
the end OF the ninth round
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-12

Detroit, Mich. June 12-Detrolt Lost its
seventh straight game Friday. Collins heid
the Tigers 20 five scattered hits
Score. RI z
View York .......... 100 Oh 10o-5 o
Detroit .--ss--a N44 Nlu wv 3
Batteriess New York, Collins and Han
nah; Detroit, Leonard. Ayres and WoodalL
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-12
CHICAGO LOSES
ITS TENTH CAME
Cubs Go Down Percentage
Ladder When Quakers
Win Another.

Philadelphia, Pa. June z-Chieago out
batted Philadelphia, but lost It's tenth
straight game Friday.
Score. Ri z.
r51-l--5----,-i = -------- 80 ~. = !
Batteries. Chicago. Martin. Cav aud
O'Far-ell; Philadelphia Meadows and
Tragssser.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-12

Ths San Francisco club got down
TO IS men by releasing catcher An
finson and pitcher Cole to Tacoma
and pitcher Herb McQuade to Van
couTer.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-12

Cleveland. O.. June 12-cieveland made
20 four straight from Philadelphia Friday
BaEhy held the Athletics 20 four hits, Two
% which were punched IN the third IN
ming with q base on balls and nstted
Philadelphia two runs.
Score. r h z
PHILADELPHIA ........ COZ 900 000-2 I
cleveland ...--...... 200 III o0'-5 o
Batteries. Philadelphia. Moore and Per
lzius. Cleveland, BaEhy and O'Nein
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-12

Boston, Mass. June 12.-Boston made Il
three straight from Pittsbburs getting 10
Hamilton in the eighth for three runs, all
that were made IN the game Friday.
Score. RH.E
PittsburE ......-.-.. o0o 900 900
Boston ----------.-. 900 600 Oss-s 10
Batteries; PittsburE, Hamilton and
Schmidt; Boston, FiIingim and O'Neill.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-12
INTERNATIONAL CODE IS POPULAR
. WITH BOXERS AND FANS ALIKE

Two Additional Weights, Junior Bantam and Junior
Flyweight, Are Added to List of Championships to
Be Contested, When International Board Makes
Rulings; Lightweight Limit Is Now 1S5 Pounds.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-12
BROWNS DEFEAT
SENATOR TEAM
Clark Griffith's Nine IN
able to Get Started
Against st. Louis.

St. Louis No. June 12-st Louis won
from Washington despite a ninth Inning
rally OF the visitors which came within
one run OF tying the score.
Score P H z
Washington $500. 800 o02 00s-7 - 4
81 LOUIS --.---..--- 100 Q-- U.s. I
Batteries Washington. Erickson. Court
ney and Charity St. Louis. Weilman.
shocker and Billings.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-12
ing Rules Make Eit; Gardner Loses Golf IitIe
AMERICAN AMATEUR STAR DROPS
HARD MATCH ON SCOT ISH LINKS

Cyril Tolley Of Oxford University Is Victor Over Chi
cagoan in Extra Hole Match On Historic Muirfield;
New English Champion Only q Years Old and
Has Been in the Titular Finals but Once.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-12

Want Kodak FinlsnIng7-ses Can
dara.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-12

CEIC0T0- H. June Nv elTeT ; I0Tl8
run featured ChicaEo's victory over Bos-
ton
score. Ri z.
Boston --...---.---- 600 olV 10 ~
Chicago .-.---.----- 100 oo2 Qz.-5
Batteries. Boston. Pennock and Schangi
Chicago Faber and Schalk-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-12

The Hollywood Country club OF
New Jersey has the next call on the
hnksmen from abroad. and It Is
likely that a purse OF $1,000 will be
hung up when they appear there TO
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-12

O7FareIl:
Tragesser
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-12

True. Heron has his eyes on the
amateur. where the chances are pet
ter for success than in the open, but
I would feel more comfortable about
our triumph at Toledo were this mag
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-07-03
ESPANA. E ITALIA RECONOCEN
Ell NUEVo GoBTERNo DE
MEXICO.

Tsnto Italia como Espaha han re-
conocido ofcialmente al nuevo gobier-
no mejicano, presidido provisionalmen
te por la de Hucrta. Sc cree que la
Gran Brstaiia tambi6n 10 otorgar& re-
conocimiento dentro dc breve plazo.
China fue la primera naci6n que re-
conoci6 al nuevo gobierno de la repG-
blica azteca, el mismo dia que fue
inauguradc.
Prevalece la opinion de que Ell ia
pom no tardsra EN- anunciar su reco-
nocimientc.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-07-03

Zenit'', cobro de dinero. Sc revocd
sentencia apelada, ordenandose la
volucion del case para Ell cumplimie
de nuestra resolucion sobre trasl
del mismo la Corte de Distrito dc
Juan, seccion segunda
William B. Flesh and Bros. - VS. j
Cesar Gonzalez. Sc confrno Ia sen
cia apelada
Antonio Geigel Paredes, infracci6n
de arbitrios. Sc confrmo La sentel
apelada.
Antonio Geigel Paredes, infrsc,
ley de arbitrios, Sc confrmo la sen
cia apelada.
Ell pueblo VS. Bartolo Luccioni, a
teracion de leche Sc celebraron con
tamente las vistas de los cases con
tencia del fiscal por el apelado.
Juan Cumpiano, infracci6n arti
1873 del Codigo Penal. Sc celebro la
ia del case.
Luis a. Fajardo VS. Mateo Fajardo
mandamus Sc celebro la vista
case.
Jose Antonio Bruno Dominguez
"Sucn. de Clotilde Santiago, rel
dicacion de fnca. Sc concedi6 I'm
vo t6rmino de diez dfas al apelantd
ra-Ia presentation de su alegatd
Ell Pueblo VS. Fernando A. vend
/ nulidad de acuerdo. Sc concedio un
vo tersl!no de diez dias a la parte
lante para presentar su alegato.
Mercedes Escalona Decastro VS. 4
Mo Costa y Semidey ct al "injunc
pendente lite Sc confrmo la sent
| apelada.
Francisco Virella VS. "A, Hartm
Cia', cobro de dinero. Id.
Eduardo Rosa Garcia VS. FL Reg
dor de San Juan, seccion primera
curse Gubernativo. Sc confrm6 la
.recurrida del Registrador.
IF. Oliver y Cia, S Ell c. VS.
Y Perez, S. ell c., dafios Y PERU
Sc contirmo la sentencia apelada
Maria Hortensia Diaz ct al. M
Cividanes Alfonso, administrator
cial. Sc desestimo la apelaci6n
puesta por Ell apelante.
Antero Llompart ct al. VS. Isolins
Rodriguez, cobro de credito hip
rio. Sc desestimo la apelaci6n
puesta por la demandante.
Heroina Anayas, infraccion ar
2S8 Codigo Penal Sc confirm6 ID
tencia apelada.
Enrique Garcia. infracci6n ley
damios. Idem.
Juan Cumpiano, infraccion an
438 del Codigo Penal Sc revoco i
tencia apelada por falta de jurisd
de la Corte Municipal sentenciad
consecuentemente con la de Distri
conocio en- grado de apelacion.
Bartolo Luccicni, adulteraci6n
che. Sc confirmo la sentencia ap
Manuel Batista ct al. VS. Felix
tez, dafios y perjuicios. Sc conce
demandante treinta dias de pr
para radicar ell record
Aurora Suarez Y Suarez VS. N
Suarez y Suarez ct al. nulidad
sion de derechos y<acciones. Sc
no ha lugar a conceder la desestir
pedida por los demandados
In Re. Francisco r. Cortes Veg
minacion de fianza notarial. Sc
al Secretario expida mandamient
gido al notario Francisco r. Cort
ga, residente en- Ponce, reQuiri
que Gle acuerdo con la Ley cesara
ejercicio de su profession notari
| no haber constituido fianza.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-07-03

el Secretario Sc expida nuevo empIa-
zamiento.
Ramon Lloveras Soler VS.. Vicen-
te Amador y otra, desahucio. Sc or
demo que por el Seeretario sc expida
mandamiento de ejecucion de sen
tencia. laMI