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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-04

Marriage LicensestF. M. Baum
gardner and Grace Stanley, both Of
Peoria, ILL.,; William ]. Simphalo
and Anna J. Murphy, both Of DAY.
export; Marquel Nash and Ruth H.
Worrall, both of West Liberty; Emil
Timm, Bennett, Iowa, and Florence
Gardiner, Davenport.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-04

Weeks and Thomas Strange, who
confessed to stealing automobiles
owned by Harry Weaver and B. S.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-15
New Contender
For WeIter Honor

Chicago. III. Sept IA lad who
promises TO make trouble for the
WelterW iEht champion-Jac-- Brit
TONS Louis BoEash. an almost un-
heard OF boxer OF Bridgeport, Conn
This young boxer fought Britton 20
II round draw a week ago and
according to many OF the fans pres
ent should have had the decision OF
course The lad must have shown good
against the champion to even get a
draw for as a rule referees are strong
for giving the titleholder the shade
at all times. Our old friend Harry
Stout was referee and Harry had q
pretty good noodle on his shoulders
when & comes TO giving close de-
cisions- he would be drawing it
pretty close 10 take away a cham
pionship from a nan ike Britton; IN
fact from any champion. in a short
bout OF that kind and Stout certainly
went the limit when he gave the
young man a draw
Britton is one OF the ti1eholders
who takes a chance and asks no fav-
ors and for that reason Is ven entitled
to legitimate protection such as ref
cree Stout gave him
There IS a chance for NJ. Bogash,
however, BY matching up with Brit
ton for a real title match and over
nothing less than IS rounds.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-15
CLUB
HURLS A Def
TOGRID TEAMS

Candidates for the 1920 football
eleven OF the Calamus club Monday
afternoon reported 70 coach Wells Tor
practice on the high school grounds.
Approximately % player were out
in uniform. and they were put
through a stiff practice BY the coach.
The team held It's first get together
meeting Sunday morning and for
more than an hour witnessed an IN
tsresting blackboard practice BY the
coach.
The CaIauus club team desires 20
match ga es with any eleven IN the
Fl Paso district Il particularly
desires 70 challenge any military
eleven Of the district. Answer to
this challenge viii be received By
Jack Mcdonald az the Mems shop o.
By assistau team manager Manuel
schWartz a. the popular.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-15
SportQuiz


1-Wbo won the 1913 auto race a.
UnlontoWn. Pa-2
s-How many home runs did larry
La5ois make in his major leEgus
career7
EWhat IS the most homs runs
made by a player in an entire big
SDid baseban originate IN the
United States?
@Of what state was John K.
Tener, former president OF the Ma
tional league, a GOVERNOR
winner in 1913. Sir Barton or Nan O.
7-Who Is the American three
cushion billiards championg
SLOW tail Is Harry wills, the
I0-Who won the $50 nile auto race
1876
Answers to Yesterday Questlons-
1-waddsu never pitched a no hit
game IN the majors.
Plank never pitched 10 hit
game IN the majors
Domino IS credited with the
largest Winnings. Sl95.55Q, made n
three campaigns at 2, 8 and g years
Of age.
=BuIy 1Iiszs Is 6 feet tan.
5-Lpton tried for the American
CUP n 1883. 1901. 1903 ana 1880.
6-Harvard alone OF the big east
ern colleges remained uudefeated On
football last year
7-McGregor the Great won the
most purses among the trotters last
year.
s-Dlrect C. Burnett won the most
purses among the PAGERS last year.
s-Wagner made 100 home-s IN his
big league career.
10-rwenty-fou IS the most hon
ers Cravath has made IN g season IN
the ma1ors--CopyriEht, 1890. Thomp-
son Feature Service.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-15
Peter Manning
Captures Classic

Syracuse. n. 2. Sept 1G-Peter
Manning. the big bay geldinF trotter,
driven by Tommy Murphy, captured
the classic $4,000 Empire stake al
the Grand Circuit meeting Tuesday.
Victorious in two OF three heats.
Peter Manning shared honcrs OF the
event with =. Colorado. winner Of the
second heat Best time 2.0s IA
The Matron stake was won by
Sister Bertha, an outsider overlooked
by horsemeu- Best time 2.06 81.
The victory Of Mile Irwin in the
Lieutenant Governor stake for 2-Os
trotters furnished q surprise. Peter
June was the favorits. but Walter
Fleming drove Mile Irwin 60 win
in two Of the three heats. despite the
desperate stretch drives by Pop"
Geers- Best time 2;07 IA.
John r. Braden, another outsider.
made his victory in the Syracuse
stake for 2-05 PAGERS decisive BY
winning three heats. Best time
--uo So
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-15

other Fl Paso products put Fl Paso
on the university map
Have Some Good Ones.
This VIII be the greatest loss that
Trinity has suffered IN athletics for
a long while sam Middleton VIII
stiu be with the knickerbockers,
however.
Bob Carson and Sag shea are PUT
ting the old heads together and with
a lot Of young blood from which 20
pick these two old settlers ought 20
put q good team in the field. The
fans are wondering how much longer
Sag can Etav together Il IS about
time that he began to fray out
Practice in the T. r. c. A gym"
viii be held on wednesday and sat
urday nights at s o'clock.
The First Freshyterians are
lining up some big fellows nnd N
may be that this big church viii
at last come to the frout with a
strong bunch Of contender
The First Christians are boast
inE that they have n rendy-made
team that can so into action NJ
any minute.
A meeting VIII Be held IN the p ~.
c. A. physical office on Saturday
night Of this week 10 decide on the
opening date and 10 make arrange
ments for the new season II is
hoped that every church VIII be rep
resented
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-15
Basketball Teams Are Busy
Indoor Quintets Lining Up

THE basketball fans are beginning
10 get the old duds into condition
for the 1890 season and Judging
from the names on the shirt fronts
that have been shown in the ~, 70
date all OF the last year teams VIII
be in the game
In addition 70 Trinity. Cathedral,
FIRST Methodist lit. Sinai First
Baptist. Mexican Methodist. there VIII
be strong teams entered from the
First Christian and First Presby-
terrain churches. The First Chris
tianH claim 20 have signed up the
Buquor team with a little extra
weight added On the person Of Guy
Ter Magruder.
JUST who the First Presby-
ferlaEn VIII have A. not known.
but John Foster. who VIII nan
age them a. lining up a live
bunch. The First MefhodistH VIII
~ heavily crippled b. the loss OF
Ed suuers who O. planning on go
ing east TO educate the natives.
The Van WllEenhurEh boys how
ever VIII have n strong lineup
with such men a. Koke. Bias
Cook aad Gleason 20 form a nu-
cleuE.
Half Of the Trinity Methodist team
viii soon leave FOR the University OF
Texas or in other words Nanny Pons-
ford IS leaving soon for Austin 70
help Rube 1lulczhy and some Of the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-15
Tender Loses
TituIar Battle

Philadelphia Pa. sept 15.-It looks
as though Lew Tender, Philadelphia
lightweight contender for the crown.
has lost out in his effort 70 land a
match with champion Benny Leonard
Under the new boxing law OF New
York, decisions az given and the
limit is is rounds. The international
Sporting club has offered Leonard
$4,000 for his end, while his opponent
gets s15,0oo. Eddie Fltzsimmons. who
recently was given a newspaper de-
cision over Tender In Philadelphia,
has been selected as opponent for
Leonard
Tt is a pretty nifty piece OF change
for Dan llorgau's young southpaws
but The boy has been showing im-
proVemeut in all his matches and
looks as though be might give the
champion a real battle. Tender
wanted 70 force a certain weight on
Leonard and, as a result, the Quaker
City star lost the chance.
However. should Benny land on top,
as he confidently expects 20, a match
with Tender stiu win be possible,
and, III it is arranged, 10 viii draw
next 10 a Dempsey Carpenter match
in the Empire city Of the country.
Richie Mitchell Is hot after the same
match. and so is LEV Edwards. Aus
traiian lightweight champion.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-15
.NCOLNGOES
HOME TO REST
UP; BOXES SOON

Ralph Lincoln California bantam
weight star, left Tuesday afternoon
for Nogales where he viii remain for
the next two weeks before continuing
to the coast or returning 70 Fl Paso
FOR an engagement with Gene Rayo
or Dick Griffin
Lincoln, undoubtedly one OF the
cIsverest little men, who has been
seen in action in an FL Paso ring
stated Tuesday morning that he re-
Eretted that the bout with Griffin
was not faster. but that he sincerely
felt that he must protect his prestige
az all costs Had Lincoln tore into
the Fort worth crack just like the
Pavo boys. the hard listed element
would have witnessed a slugEing duel
which you'd not have done justice 10
either boxer. As it was they saw an
exceptionally clever match between
two OF the best little men IN the
south.
Lincoln can defeat Griffin he
sincerely believes and he wants an
other chance a. the local arena
There is little doubt. but that the
boxing game IS being discreditsd to-
day by the type of fan who loves
nothing. but the brutal side OF the
game and consequently his raucous
voice is heard working an imposition
on this clean form Of athletics when
bills permitting boxing are considered
by the state legislature
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-15
BRITISH STAR
INJURED WHEN
FALL SECURED
Chas. Renrop. European Cham
pion. Wins First and Only
Fall IN 43 Minutes.
RENTROP FORCES
MATCH ALL WAY


NHARLES RENIhOF won M IN
disputed heavylV eight wrestling
title OF Europe Tuesday Night &C
Liberty hau when he defeated sam
clapham. British champion IN 4s
minutes.
Originally scheduled as 8 two fan
match It required but one. az Clap
hams collar bone was fractured By q
dangerous leg and arm hold while
several shoulder lisaments were
strained
Set A Fast Pace
RenTop set such q terrific pace
from the first minute Of tbs match
that Clauham cculd do little more
than maintain a defensive position
Toe holds, am and leg grips
and in fact every variety OF
sTreEflluE hold known 70 the fans
came into play While He1mOp
was eUertinF himself 70 the ut-
most II the effort % WIN TIE Vie
tory. Chaplain put Up a clever
defensive battle but hil Efforts
proved OF little avail a. the
match fnss deVeIoped = one Eided
aspect. due 70 the conEl1tencT and
aEErezEiveneas o. the AlEatal
star.
Rsntrop held a scissors and ham
merlock FOR IS seconds before OBJ
tanning the fall Cl-pham vas not
able TO get his feet and he was
his chair he was examined by Dr.
r D. Strong, physician OF the Fl
Paso wrestling association and found
60 be suffering from q fractured col
lar bone
Greet Has ne Class.
sailor Greet continued to show I'm
proVameut when no defsated nike
VasqueE one fan IN 10 minutes
Greet lost a previous match 20 vas
quez and he started from his corner
with the determination o. evening
Up matters
He showed superior BHelrth
and -aclence and gave cvldsnee %
becoming one o. the hest 1lttle
men Of his weight IN thls section
ard lr VIII Be necessary to 20
outside % the city IN order % AZ
range contests for HIM. Spider
HaFFiI ofuclated IN an Of tbs
bouts as referee VALE Harry
Kane was timer. jack Nicholson
announced the eVertE.
EDDIE Dryer and P6Wes WEsuus1
went Is minutes without a Gan IN the
first preliminary - the evening.
Beth little men showed considerable
pep and speed and were given hand
By the fans.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-15
Miss America Is
Trophy Winner

Detroit, Mich, Sept. I5.-Estah-
fishing a new worlds record OF 714S
miles an hour, Gar Wood. with his
Miss America, OF the Detroit Yacht
club, won the gold challenge cup Of
the American Power Boat associa-
ton Tuesday, taking the final 90
mile heat OF the power boat classic
in IS minutes. q SIS seconds.
The record was made IN the fifth
five-mile lap, which was covered in
minutes, IL seconds. Car Woods
average speed for the 80 mile heat
today was 20 miles an hour nat
Second place in the race went 70
Miss Detroit v. with George Wood
at the wheel, who finished third IN
today's heat
Miss Toronto II. OF the Royal
Canadian Yacht club. F. G. Erickson
driving. took third place by finishing
second today. The Toronto crafts
actual running time was % minutes
and IS seconds, q fraction over so
miles an hour.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-15
Get a Start On
Your Rheumatism

I eliminate them from your system
right now while they are less able to
resist effective Eeamnt
Until you do cleanse your blood Of
the cause Of your Rhsuma6sn. you
vii remain IN the clutches Of the dis
ease, and you vii have to undergo
another season Of rubbing with Ini-
mens. lotions. etc. IN an eadeavos
to get relief from 1t, torturiing pains.
Many people have found that the
summer season Is an excellent tine 70
cleanse the blood Of the impurities
which cause their Rheumatism. be-
cause the germs are more easily
reached while they are inactive.
One Of The best remedies for
Rheumatism IS SIS. which is an
excellent blood purifier. and acts By
eliminating from he blood all IN
purdss. SIS. has been success
fully used in hundreds of cases Of
Rheumatism, and perhaps It IS just
the treatment that yoa need It
sold BY all druggists
Our trained physician VII AXE
pleasure IN giving you any desired IN
formation or advice about your own
case. without cost Write today 90
Chief Medical Adviser. go Swift
Laboratory. Atlanta, Ga.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-15

Is composed Of eight members, five OF
which are In Texas. one new member
dropped.
The University Of Texas. Texas A.
e. II. college. Rice institute. the
Southern Methodist university and
Baylor university are The Texas mem
bers. Arkansas Is represented BY the
University Of Arkansas, and Okiaho-
ma BY the Oklahoma A G. d. college
and Philips academy. The latter is
the new member, while the Univer-
sity OF Oklahoma IS the member lost.
&c having left the conference at the
end Of last season 20 enter me Mis-
souri, valley conference
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-15

IF you have been victim Of
Rheumatism. don't make the mistake
of thinking that you are at last free
from its clutches. simply because you
have escaped its pains in summer.
The first damp. cold day of return
mg winter viii convince you Of your
error.
The really wise thing to Do Is to
take advantage Of the dormant. IN
active condition Of the millions Of
tiny disease germs. and sndeavor to
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-15
81 PaSO GunnerS
In March Shoot

il Paso trapshooters win match
their skin against Pueblo. Cole gun
ners Thursday afternoon at the range
near che former Fl Paso Country club,
the scores to be forwarded by tsle-
graph to Pueblo following the shoot.
The Pueblo Eunuers viii shoot sun
day afternoon and VIII Immediately
telegraph the results here. A pre-
vious shoot between FL Paso and
Pueblo was won by the Fl Paso
team which ls composed OF BulWer,
Thede. Allen Dyer and Johnston
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-15

little Rock. Ark, sept 15.-Walter
Morris, president OF the Teas league,
Tuesday arranged a series Of seven
exhibition games between the Fort
worth club. Texas league champions,
and the Little Rock Travellers. an in
dependent team which includes ali the
members Of the Little Rock club OF
The Eouthern sssoclatlcn.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-15
HARD HITTING
HIGGINS TRIBE
FORGESAHEAD
Wallop Detroit Tigers. Making
Substantial Gam When In
dians and Sox Lose.
DODGERS LEAD
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Anew YORK. sept 15.-Americau
IN league teams today abandoned the
work Of chasing the pennant. as All
teams laid or, with the exception OF
Boston and St Louis. The New York
Yankees, six ful points in the lead,
are now resting al the TOD or me
league, having won Tuesday while
the Chicago White SoE ana lleFe-
land Indians both lost games.
Have Been There Before.
This Is the third instance this sea-
son Of the Yankees attaining the top
position in the league. They have
held 1r twice before but each time
were disloged by the Indians
The White Sex coming strong
In the last month, were not looked
uuou lE dangerous ccuteuderE
until about six zseezu ago. when
they won a series Of games. The
fight for the Tag 81 now between
these three, with the Yankees
having quite an edge with their
SUPERIOR hitting ability and also
IN view Of the condition OF their
pitchers.
Cleveland's defeat proved something
Of a sensation The team seemed 20
have recovered somewhat from the
shock OF Ray pman's death and
7ras coming strong Up TO seven days
ago. Il then lost several games and
while occupying top position Of the
league. were uEallv IN second leEL1-
as the Yankees led the Indians By
one-half game
DodEera Have Big Lead.
While defeated Tuesday. the Brook
1Tn Dodgers did not suffer, as Gin
cinnati was defeated by Philadelphia
and the Giants lost one sided game
TO St Louis
President Charles Ebhet1, Of the
Brooklyn team asserted TuesdnT
night his confidence that the team
would repeat it's performance Of
1918, when IL met the Boston Red
SoE tu the world series The
Dodgers have a lead Of five full
games and are scheduled TO play
the Cubs today. There VIII not
De any other games in the IA
tiolll league except that Of the
Cincinnati ana Philadelphia teams.
rFho clash at the latter city iu the
final contest Of the series
Babe" Ruth added another mark
10 his credit Tuesday when he scored
twice and brought his seasons total
Of runs 20 147, equalinE the American
league record set by ~ Cobb IN 1e11-
The National league record IS los,
made BY Hamilton, Of Philadelphia, [
IN 1856
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-15

New York. Sept 15-st- Louis took the
odd game OF the series from New York
Tuesday. The Cardinals started With Z
two run lead in the first inning and kept
the Giants trailing. Schupp. former Giant
gave McGraw'g men plenty OF oppor-
tunitiss. passing eight in addition 10 the
seven hits made of hin
Score R-EE
St Louis .......... 40 oos OBS 20
New York .....-...- 90 COL Oo1-s
Batteries; St. Louis schupp and elem
onss New York. Douglas. Perrltt, Slllea.
winters and Snyder.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-15
LOSE,
RACE TIGHTENS
NNAT. LEAGUE
Giants. Cincinnati and Dodgers
All Drop Games. but Brook
lYn Sill leads.

Brocklyn. r. T.. sept 15.-Chicaro
broke BroolIivu'E sizing Of victories By
singing three pitchers Tyler allowed
only three hits Tuesday, one Of which vas
a home run over the right Geld wall By
NelE Robertson made five hits in a.
rusuy times I'd. setting a triple, two don
BE and two singles Paskert got three IN
ciudiuE a home run
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-15
YANKEES CLIMB
INTO LEADING
BERTHATLAST
Edge Out Cleveland Indians
When Latter Team Loses;
White Sox Also Drop One.

Detroit. 1rIeh-. sept 1s.-Ner York went
into the lead in the Americlu league o
defeating Detroit. while Cleveland was BE-
iur shutout BY Philadelphia ruesday- The
Yankees hit Dauss and Ayers hard W-l-e
Ehawkev kept Detrolt's hits scattered and
received perfect support Ruth drew tlre7
passes. made a sacrifice ny ana nled CIT
fr-fea
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-15

Kokomo. Ind. Sept. 15-Chick
Evans, national amateur golf cham
pion, and Bob Mcdonald, Scottish pro-
fesional Of Chicago, in an exhibition
match Tuesday defeated Ted Ray and
Harry Fardon, British professionals,
up
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-15
Begin the Proper Treatment Before
tie Disease Germs Become
Active.

Suppose you could save yourself
much Of The torture that Rheumatism
has in Store for you this winter. BY
taking a little precautionary treat
ment right nOw9 Don't you think
you would be wise in doing so2
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-15

chicago. III. sept. 15.-Chicago PLAYED
erratlo Dan behind Hodge while washing
ton hit opportunely and shutout ne To-
calls Tuesday. Acosta, pitching for wash
ingtou. broke EDDIE Coilinss hitting
streak Collins had hit safely IN g con
secutivs Eames
Score. RHE.
Washington ---..... o11 OF co., y
Chicago --...--..--- 900 600 900
Batteries. Warrington Acosta and
Schalk
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-15

Ellen Todd, owned By Albert Psndls-
ton. St Louis, established e new
worlds record for 3-year-o1d- trottsrs
on a half-Eliis track az the Kentucky
state fax races Tuesday, trottlar the
nile in z.1055. The old record o.
2-11if vas made By EuFh 1Iluer.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-15
Giants Nay
Buy New Star

TORRD1GTON. Conn. sept 10
Arthur Carroll. star ourfislder
Of the Torrington baseball
club. has been added 70 the list Of
Yankee prospects and VIII be &C
corded 6 trial by manager Miller
Higgins as soon as the New York
team returns from their coming
western trip. Carroll. whose home
is in Brooklyn is serving this
sumner as physical director at
Camp Berkshire. a few miles from
this city. and he has been one OF
the stars Of the local team since
he first Joined the aggregation
He has coached high school players
in Brooklyn and has played lnde-
pendent baseball around New York
he is p years old
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-15

St Louis. 40 sept 15-Ssrrt. Ray
smith. Of Camden. y. j. won on q
foul from Bob Martin. Akron. Ohio.
-nrerallied heavyweight champion. IN
the first round OF a scheduled eight
round bout Tuesday night
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-15

Philadelphia Pa, Sept. 15.-Slx New
York players, four from Boston. three
from California and one each from
Philadelphia, Cleveland and Kansas
City. survived the second round OF
Singles Tuesday in the Woman's ma
tioual tennis championship. All the
favorites came through and with two
exceptions all gained easy victories.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-15

where They Play THURSDAY.
salt lake az Seattle.
Sacramento ar Portland.
Oakland az san Francisco.
vernon at Los Aurelaz
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-15

Fliladaiphia, Pa sept Ts-phn-s-1-
ph1a won its second straight game from
Cincinnati. gaining the Lead in The fI-rtl
inning Tuesday. Five OF the visitors nine
eros came In the FIRST inning In which
Fhlladelrhll scored SIX runs On ~.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-15

Milwaukee. wis. sept 1B-Bob
Mona, OF Milwaukee. outclassed Jack
HerrlcS. OF Kalamazoo, Mich, in a
lo-rouud bout here Tuesday night
-coora-nE . na-z--lar $1,000
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-15

Two base hits, Daubert. Duncan. Rari-
den, .; Pauiette, Enzman. HaWlinrn. Le-
oourTeaus Williams. TraErEsser, Meusel.
nrlEltEtcre- Three base hit Dauhert.
Hona run. MeuseL Sacrifice hits. Roush.
e Rawlings. Smith. Paulette Base On
balls, Ring. l. Coumbe, - Causcy, 2: Enz-
man. = Innings pitched. Ring 10. Brsn-
ton. 2-1s BreEslar. /: C0umbe. g. Caussv.
Ia; Enzman. 2. Smith. 6 - StrucEout.
By Coumbe, j; by Enzman. 2: Smith J.
Passed balls. WlnEo. .Tragresser. 2
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-15

Newark, n J., Sept 15.-Charlay
Weinert. Of New York, outfoucht
While Meehan, OF san Francisco in a
12-round bout Tuesday night lleehan
weighed 1913 pounds and Weinert 1s5.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-15

Kalamazoo. Alch. Sept. 15.-Sai1or
Eriedmau, OF Chicago. Won the nsTs-
paper decision over JohnnT Lewis. Of
Toledo. IN a 10-rcund bout Tue5dzT-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-15

wichita. 1-l3i St joseph, SIS.
ollahoma City. S. Sioux city. e.
Tulsa. IA Des lIolnez 8.
Joplin, O. Omaha g
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-15

Cleveland. o.. sept l5.-Ehnadeiphla
scored an easy victory over Cleveland
Tuesday Rommeu held the Indians 20 i've
hits scattered through as many inninEa
Only three Clevelanders reached third-