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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-15
French Daffy Over Carpenter
VIII Wager Heavily On Champ

NTEW YORK. Nov 15.-R. b Welch,
~ promoter Of boxing and other
sporting ventures fl England.
was iu New York the last few weeks
and returned to London a few DAYS
ago. Before going back. he signed
up several American boxers for
matches in London and also Harry
Stout former Milwaukee referee and
now OF New York. TO, 90 over and Of
ficiate- in the events Talking Of boz
ing affairs on the other side, 1Ir
Welch said 70 the writer.
The disappearance Of Charles B
Cochran from boxing affairs IN Lon
don was NOT altogether unexpected
The big shows he conducted did not
show the profit they should have re-
turned and the failure Of Pete Her
man 70 carry ont his contract cost a
lot o. money.
Lost some Money.
Cochran had a good excuse 10
retire from the game and no one
could blame him. but understand he
may take q hand in a few big events.
Cochran is interested with Tex
Rickard In the Dempsey Carpenter
match-)
enc military training made
compulsory to the young men
during the last two years OF war
has been responsible in a great
measure in creating 30 much In
tereEt IN boxing as most Of them
were given wrestling and horfur-
eEerciEes, while thousands OF BRO
fegsioual and amateur boxers and
WreEfierl enlisted. This has re-
suited in opening boxing clubs in
many small towns rhrourhouf
the country.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-15
STAR MATMEN
AWAIT SOUND
OF THE BELL
Matty Matsuda and Billy Scho-
Der Champ Upon the Bit IN
Readiness for Their Meet.

Wrestling enthusiasts assembled at
the army Y. n. c. A Sunday after
noon TO witness the final heavy work
outs OF Matty Matsuda and Billy
Schober. mat cracks who meet In a
finish match Tuesday night at Lib
erty hall
Matsuda is showing improved form
constantly He is in tip top condi-
ton and is confident OF defeating the
rugged Illinois boy well within the
limit Matsuda is being heavily
backed to win the honors from
Schober. as many Of his friends are
of the opinion that he was entitled
10 the victory in the last match be-
tween the two men, Matsuda is even
more scientific and clever than when
he appeared here against the masked
marvel" Cyclone ElOdin. Reynolds
and others and his friends are look
ing forward to one OF his best
matches
Schober is continuing his even.
steady gait and promises TO intro
duce a new hold or so TO the FL PasO
enthusiasts The veteran Billy has
told matchmaker Mcintosh that il
VINO referees the contest. He intends
TO throw Matsuda this time and viii
to turn the trick in the first
few minutes
Pete Mendez and Tommy Rascon
viii meet in the semifinal. Rascon
is well known TO FL Paso fans. He
can hold his own with the best boys
Of the FL Paso district Tommy is a
thoroughly rugged fellow and he viii
meet an able opponent in MeudeZ-
Tommy Dryer and the chocolate
bar VIII clash in the opener. They
are two fast, scrappy bantams
Matchmaker Mcintosh hit the chord
of popular approval Monday morning
when he announced that Solly Harris.
boxing manager and athletic booster
lf New York who is wintering in FL
Paso would be referee Of the conest. /
IN his efforts 70 obtain a competent
nan the capable promoter threw out
ais net and arranged with Harris TO
-e1eree the contest in spite Of the
objections OF the New Yorker. Harris
It last consented upon the ground
hat II the fans desired him 10
'eferee. he would do so.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-15

Tt is understood in boxing circles
in London that Maj Arnold Wilson
viii take hold OF the big boxing
events where Cochran let off, and has
secured Royal Albert hall. seating
over 10000 people, for such events.
Mai. Wilson at one time conducted
many boxing shows at Liverpool
stadium
ne viii open his fail season at Al
bert hall with Johnny Basham and
Ted Lewis for the welterWeight cham
pionship- Joe Beckett Is due 70 meet
Frank Moran on December 10. this
match having been taken over from
Cochran. Beckett should whip Moran
without trouble, in which event he
viii be a big card when he comes
over TO the states. Following this. in
January. viii be a battle between
Jimmy Wide, the flyWeight wonder,
and Jack Shsrkey, Of your country.
You would be surprised at the way
the Ereuchmeu IN Paris feel about
the Dempsey Carpenter match. why,
they are convinced that Dempsey is
a snap for Carpenter and they viii
gamble that way. Too bad il could
not take place in London, for il
would draw over 100000.
Chose Erenchmen are simply
daffy over their idol and VIII BET
their last cent that he wins To
me II looks a. though Dempsey f.
TOO big and strong for the French
star Carpenter IL a great fighter
better than the Americans mag
inc, but 1 think Jack n too much
for him Quite n large deleEa-
ton Of French and E,uEligh sports
men viii come over to attend 81,
II IL a. IN America
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-15
CLOSEPLAYN
TENNIS BATTLE
FORCITY TITLE
Norman Ferguson Works Way
Into Semi-F mals; Play Fast
and Snappy IN All Matches.

Border states champion Norman A.
Ferguson survived all preliminary
/ Play l. the annual tournament OF the
Fl Paso Tennis club Saturday and
sunday on the club courts. Arizona
Sand Ange streets and viii enter the
semi-finals next Saturday Wen the
tourney viii be resumed.
Play during the tourney was close
and interesting. tt brought out the
fact that there are some mighty fast
players In the FL Paso district as
every event was closely contested
from the initial moment. The Cole
S5eley match Sunday was particular
ly well contested, 1t being won by the
former after three hard sets The
High school team Of Munro and Ktpp
gave Bandeen and Bailey a hard fight
in the doubles. The latter pair is 70
doubles next Saturday. In the singles
Ferguson meets Bailey and Bandeen
plays Barger in two semi-finsls.
A large number Of tennis enthu-
siasts witnessed the play both Satur-
day and Sunday.
The summaries follow
singles-Preliminary Rounds.
Horton defeated Munro, 60, As. 81
cole defeated Lieut.. woodward, SIS, 81
Kipp defeated Ratsman. 4-s. s-s. 81
Ferguson defeated Wotipsa. GO. So
First Round
Dent defeated Hughey. So. g.
Herlin defeated Fletcher, Sd, 4-6, 81
Barger defeated Harvey. Sc. los, 6-L
Doubles-Preliminary Rounds.
Morgan and Wilson defeated Kent and
Woupka. rs. 81. 81.
Bailey and Bandeen defeated Ferguson
and Ferguson, 81. SIS
Munro and seeley defeated Moore and
Freeman. 81. 81
Sundays Play.
simEles-Nirst Round.
Bailey defeated Simmons default
Ferguson defeated Horton. 81, So,
Seeley defeated Lester (defaultl-
cole defeated seeley. 81. as, 81
Eipp defeated L Ferguson. Is, 81, Sd
Barrsr defeated Herlin. 81. So
Handean defeated Moore. IS, 81. I-5-
Freeman defeated Edwards. SIS. 81
Second Round
Bailey defeated Dent. So. 81
Ferguson defeated Cole, IS, 50.
FarFer defeated Kipp. 81. SIS.
Baudeen defeated Freeman, SO, 81
Doubles-First Round.
Munro and Kip defeated Simmons and I
Crockett tdefault)-
Bailey and Bandssn defeated Morgan |
md Wilson. 81, So
Cole and BarEer defeated Munro and 1
seeley. Is. So. 81
Bateman and Herlin defeated Harvey I
md Fletcher. 6-2.lg-4-
second Round.
Bailey and Bandeen defeated Munro and
1iup. 81. IS. 81
cole and Barser defeated Batenan and
5erlin, 81, 81
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-15
Football, 'TheInside Game ;;
Time And Place To Kick

IT IS from the kicking phase OF the
/ game that football derives its name
And. while It is not generally rec
ognized by the average follower OF
the sport, kicking is by and large. IN
and out forever and always the most
important feature OF the game.
Look at the chart Of a major game
and notice the number OF kicks thar
are made. They viii usually run
from six 70 a dozen for each period.
or from p 10 SO in a single game. No
other sort Of play comes anywhere
near having such voluminous total
All kinds Of kicks.
By kicking I do not mean punting
solely There are the drop kick, the
placement kick, the onside kick. and
the kicking Of the goal from touch
down And, OF these fou-. all but the
onside kick are scoring plays.
In the long course OF a major
game. the side that has an eE-
pert punter aEninst a mediocre
man on the other team has a very
tremendous advantage. An eN-
change Of punfa between n good
and n fair kicker viii mean a
gain Of five yards per kick IN
favor OF the expert hooter, let rs
say. Now aualyEe just what that
AAGauas X mems Nulls Win one
motion Of his foot, the expert
punter gains more yards for his
side than the teams line nIsnEer
or end runner or forward pass re-
ceiver can average on all Of their
attempts.
Looking at the kick IN that way
puts quite a different construction on
the importance of a kicker TO a team.
IL Is a point that those iu the stands
90 not frequently understand.
Lots Of Exchange.
In the course Of a game where there
are IS or IS exchanges OF kicks, you
can see that an average OF five yards
On each OF these exchanges will come
pretty near TO accounting for at least
lne touchdown The reason that folks
DO not commonly give the kicker all
The credit that is his due, IS because
-ouchdowns are not actually made
rom a superiority OF punting. EN-
pert kicking only serves as a means
toward an end just as constant drip
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-15
lumus TeamWins Rubber" FtBliss Cracks Lose
WIN
ANOTHER FROM
LESTER TEAM
Scrappy Case" Aggregation
Wallops Rival Nine IN 4th
Game of Gun Series

@Blocky" Fuller played a sterling
football game Sunday morning at
Fort Bliss. but not being content with
his honors, he went on the baseball
diamond Sunday afternoon and
pitched three-hit game against the
Lester aggregation Final score.
seven to two in favor Of the Knights
OF Columbus in the fourth game Of
series play
punching hits off Leyva. the
knights scored seven runs. their total
during the game, in the first two
innings and easily held the margin
throughout the contest. The series
now stands at two ard nothing in
favor Of the Knights. Two games
were tied in the ninth inning by lucky
rallies upon the part OF the Lester
team
The enora-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-15

Is not saying he VIII have such an
easy time ~ they meet again Richie
IS a very different lightweight nov
from the time Benny met him in Nil
waukee- The odds would be with
Leonard but then a fighter always
has a chance II the promoters want
70 get real Championship match in
the lightweight class the proper way
IS to have an elimination tourney. be-
tween the stars Of the class and let
the winner clash with Leonard for
the Championship. Richie Mitchell.
Jackson, Tender and Dundee quality
for the tourney and there Is no reason
Why LEV Edwards. the Australian
champion who is N this cuuntr5-
should not be included Edwards has
shown a lot OF class in the four
matches he has won since being
beaten first BY Mitchell and he would
no doubt make lot OF trouble Tor
the entrants.
The boys could be paired Off
and the matches held in Neu
York state OF any place where
decisions are permissible and the
distance at least Is rouuds- Then
there could be no question about
the winner being matched with
champion Benny for the worlds
title IL would also stimulate in
terest IN the lightweight eIass-
The most popular OF all classes OF
fighters