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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-05

A RIZONA'S Wildcats got the first
a mouthful OF fur Tuesday after
noon when the visiting collegians
defeated the FL Paso High school IT,
hard fought pitchers battle between
Nanny Ponsford and big Stewart, Of
the visitors
Was Clean and Fast.
For clean and snappy fielding the
visiting nine is the BEST seen on a
local field this season The Tigers
put up a strong defence but the
little fellows could not cope with
the speed and stronger hitting Of
their opponents Ponsford struck
out II University men while Stewart
famed just one more Tiger. Both
pitchers kept the hits well scattered
throughout the pastime IL being slow
fielding which aided the wildcat
runs Wednesday afternoon the two
teams battled again at Rio Grande
park while Thursday and Friday the
Wildcats tie up with the Texas mines.
All the force two sturdy shoulders
can put behind a bat met speed
when Andy Cohen shot a three
cagEer into left center in the first
inning and scored little Watts, who
had walked but one minute previous
over enthusiam caused Cohen TO be
thrown cut at the plate when he at
tempted 10 make a home run as he
failed to heed the advice OF the
coacher on the third sack and was
nabbed at home by wide margin when
Goowin took Thurman's throw and
made q perfect peg 10 Wilson It was
the first score OF the day and caused
quite a bit % enthusiasm among the
Tiger rooters in the grandstand-
In the third the Wildcats evened up
the count when Stewart singled and
stole second He romped TO third
when Nanny heaved the ball just out
Of the reach OF Brice Schuller's glove
for a wild pitch McCreary scored
him with single Just over second base,
which the center fielder should have
taken in with ease. Goodman famed
for the third out OF the inning.
Ponsford showed considerable
speed in the fourth, but was unable
10 hold the visitors safe, due TO but
mediocre support Hubbard dropped
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-05
What Do You
Know About Sport?

]. Who were the leading second
basemen In the big leagues last
year in respect TO fielding2
2 When did Oscar Witt join the
3. Did any International league
pitcher pitch a no-hit game last sea
4. What Is the greatest number
OF chances accepted by a player in
5. How many times did r Norris
Williams take part in Davis cup
matches2
6 when. in golf. the balls are in
play, which Is played first2
z Must player be native born
citizen OF the country which he rep
reseuts in Davis cup tennis matches2
& In football If two men signal
for a fair catch and one touches 10
while the other catches il on the run
what is the ruling2
e. Did Jeffries and FitzsimmOns
meet after Jeffries had won the title
from Fitz7
10. How many bouts cid Jess viii
lard have in 1882
These questions viii be an
EWered tomorrow
Answers TO Yesterdays Questions.
/ Carpenters height is feet II
inches.
2. Meehan outpolnted Dempsey In
Ia four round bout in California
3. W G. Lawrence. in 1884, won
the first national amateur golf title
under the O. S. Golf association.
4. The national futerscholastic
record for the mile is minutes
% 3-5 seconds.
8 A Z foot circle IS used for the
hammer throw.
g. Newark Central won the Ameri-
can interscholastic cross country run
last year
Z Hans Wagner led the National
league in 1902 with - stolen bases
s. The fielding average for short
stops IS SIS. set and later tied by
Everett Scott
9. Ty Cobb's first professional eX-
perience was with Augusta in the
South Atlantic league. April IS, 1904
10. The major league season is
scheduled TO close October COPY
right, 1920, Thompson Feature Ser
vice
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-05

There has naturally been consid-
cradle wear on the system. and as
spring tine approaches. your body
must be put back into condition. Anv
piece of machinery needs care and
attention. and the human body Is no
exception.
Nearly every human ailment can
be traced. one way or another, to
impurities IN the blood. And after
hard winter season these imouri-
ties have accumulated in the blood.
and a thorough eleasing Is Of the
greatest importance. as any slight
disorder or mpunty that cresps IN
to the blood IS a source Of danger.
for every vital organ of the body de-
Pends upon the blood supply to
properly perform its functions.
Keeping well and enjoying the
blessings of health IS mainly a mat
ter Of resisting disease, and this de-
ponds largely upon the condition Of
your blood supply. IF it IS thin and
impoverished. and has been allowed
to reach a low state BY the aecumu-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-05
Fulton Next To Meet Dempsey
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MayBOxHardy Champ July 1 5

NEW YORK. May Sired Fulton,
N the ferocious plasterer, Of
Rochester. MINI, today looms up
as the probable opponent Of cham
pion Jack Dempsey in the latter's
fight at Benton Harbor. Mich. on
July 5. Advices from Chicago have
IL that the report that Fulton was
not DESTROYS OF meeting Dempsey in
the champions first bout since the
willard affair Is all wrong
Both manager Kearns. for Demp-
sey, and promoter Floyd FitZsim-
mons. who has Dempsey's promise 10
fight at Benton Harbor. were given
TO understand that Fulton didn't
want any OF Dempsey's game and
they had practically agreed TO give
Billy Miske the chance to meet Jack.
Fred Il Anxious.
But a loud protest has come from
Fulton. In which he made a bid for
the match and denied that he did not
care 10 take issue with the cham
pion-
Scarcely had the protest
reached Chicago from Portland.
Ore where Fulton Is at present
than both kearuE and FitEzlm-
mons wired back opening ne
EotfafiOns. II Fred T. sincere in
meeting Dempsey and doesn't ask
unreasonable TERMS the match
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-05
Cleanse Out the System
and Get Ready fOrSpring

laiOn Of impurities. you have not
sufficient vitality to resist the nil
lions Of tiny disease germs which are
ready to attack you on every hand.
and they vii find a fertile field Il
your system to spread disease.
So. night now. probably more than
at any other season Of the year, YOU
should take a thorough course of
treatment to cleanse the blood
thoroughly and put your system N
good robust condition to be pre-
pared for the coming of summer.
And OF course. you vii want the
best blood tonic that you can OBJ
tam
More than a hundred years ago.
the Indians made an excellent blood
remedy, which was handed down to
posterity. and has been sod regular
y IN drug stores throughout the land
for more than half a century. This
remedy IS S. S. S, which Is sui
made from the medicinal roots and
herbs gathered from the forests, and
Is recognized as one Of the most ef-
lcient blood tones every com
pounded.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-05

can be closed without much
trouble.
Il firmly believe Fulton doesn't
want any OF Jacks game. that he is
merely making the protest for the
advertising il viii bring him But
II he IS sincere let him come on for
a conference anf we can quickly
adjust matters" said Kearns.
When I pledged Dempsey 20
Fitzsimmons for July I stipulated
Jacks opponent must be a worthy
Zoe, one who viii put up a fight I
named five men In those five were
the names OF Fulton and Niske.
Misze accepted. then Fulton was
heard from I prefer Fulton. but II
makes little difference. There isn't
q man alive who can stay in front Of
Jack
sTime Is short. and Fulton viii
have TO act quickly II he wants
the match he will have TO ac-
cept n reasonable end OF the gate,
the amount naturally due the
challenger II he intends to de-
mand anything Ike I am asking
for Dempsey then there viii be
- tch--
FL . Fitzsimmons backed kearns
in his statement. and said IL Fulton
is sincere for him TO come right on
10 Chicago and talk turkey
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-05
West Texans Are
Ready For Ball

Mineral Wells. Tex. Nay 5T-Having
properly tuned himself into condition
by doing a full mans work at helping
get the ball park in shape. manager
Charley SITS Of the local West Texas
league team rested himself for a day
then began his real duties as maa-
ager. He had sent out a call for his
players to report on Monday, April ~.
and they responded so promptly that
by the middle Of the week he had 90
men on hand.
50 far the manager is well pleased
with what they have been Showing
him and talks optimistically. He will
know better what they can really do
a1ter the pair OF exhibition games
booked with Jimmy Maloney's East
land team have been played.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-05
Walter Johnson Best Starter
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Has Won Nearly All Openers

that the Washington right fielder
had no chance 10 catch because
the spectators had spilled over
on the playing green. vrua MI
the Athletics got On April "A,
1910. Off johnson TIE score was
10 o.
IN 1919. which was the ear Griffith
took hold Of the Nationals. Johnson
hooked up in Battle No. / with John
wesley Coombss now coaching the
Tiger twirlers. and the decision went
70 the Mackmen. 4 10 2 Walter heat
himself by fervid heave in the fifth
that gave the AS two runs
Five Wins in a Run
The next five seasons found John
son on the pitching peak for wash
lnEton on opening day and produced
i've victories for him and his team
In 1913 he conquered New York. 2 to
!. George Mcconnell against him. IN
1914 he defeated Boston. 3 20 o. Raw
Collins against HIM in 1915 be SUB
oued New York : 10 0. Jack WARRIOR
against him: in 1916 he abated New
York, 3 10 ?. IN II innings. Ray Cald-
wei against him. and n 1917 he blue
penclled Philadelphia, 10 O. ice
Bush against him
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-05
Dial Hawkins Is Working Hard
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PayO Would Bet End Of Purse

CHALLENGER Dial Hawkins, who
l. viii essay 90 take che feather
weight title OF the border away
from Kid Payo OF FL Paso at Fort
Bliss on May "A IS working cut under
wraps at the local Y IL c. A and
judging from the appearance Of his
sparring partners is showing con-
Has Good Record.
Dars record Is Of shat imposing Or
der which speaks for itself in The
consecutive list Of kayO victories over
opponents IN the Philippine Islands
and American expeditionary forces
Its latest addition was a clean
euf Knockout OF aSInms Wilson in
three rounds about one month aE0
in the Studorium arena and there
f. little doubt but that he in
tends 10 increase II rs time goes
by. He realizes that his COM
ing bout with Payo VIII he one OF
the hnrdeEf-ff not the g-reufest-
q his career and No time g. being
lost in getting into the proper
condition TO meet the tough. hard
hitting uftle e PnEo fnvorite.
Dal's contention that he was forced
10 make concessions IN order 70 get
a match with Payo finds little support
among those acquainted with ali par
ticulars OF the contest
Puyo Would Bet Purse.
he has succeeded, however. in rous-
ing Payo u 70 fighting pitch and IN
order 70 show that he IS confident
OF beating Hawkins Just as easily as
he did Rabbit Rogers and Nike Smith,
Payo Wednesday morning wired his
local manager, Benny Ereudenstein,
10 bet his end OF the purse on the
match
Payo's biggest asset is his superb
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-05
BIankenShip Has
Markings OF Team

Spokane, Wash. May Cliff
Blankenship has been on the job more
than three weeks now. but all the
players he expects TO try out for his
Spokane entry in the Pacific Interna-
tional rae have not shown up. How
ever. Blank is not worried. for the
men he has been promised win come
already conditioned. the local man
ager depending on Del Howard OF the
Oakland Coast league club to supply
his needs Among players already
sent on by Howard are Russell and
Lambert. pitchers PAUL. an outfieid-
er, and Jackson. a first baseman.
Ginglardi, a young shortstop. Is an
other Blankenship expects from Oak
land, but he has looked so good when
given a chance to play Blank is afraid
Del Howard will change his mind and
keep him.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-05

TEN TINES Walter Johnson has
l started the season as the Wash
ington pitching selection IN
seven OF these openers he was sue
cessfuL Three times he has suffered
deteat but none so humblinE as on
April Is, 1920. when the Boston Red
soN forced his retirement after he
mad pitched two innings Of wierd
baseball-two innings in which he
showed Ike a raw and excited novice.
In his two innings Johnson allowed
live runs gave up four hits. issued
three passes and hit a batter. He
famed two battera
Is In Good shape.
Ever since Clark Griffith took the
management OF the Washington team
IN 1912 he has used Johnson as his
opening day pitcher and IN no season
bad Walter been more carefully
groomed than this one he was not
allowed 70 pitch a fun game during
the whole training period
Previous to GrifFs entry aa
the Washington manager John
son hurled one ud lifting tusxIe
for Jim McAleer and then nearly
got into the Hail OF Fame. One
blow a double By Frank Baker
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-05

cally fit when he returned 20 civilian
life a few days ago. has plunged into
10 definitely announce whether or
not be viii decide 10 issue 4 defy
70 the lightweight boys who have
been growing cauliflower ears at
prima donna wages Perhaps % Is
the new inflated scale OF fistic pay
that has iured the one time light
weight king 70 take another whirI
at the game
Benny Leonard promised Welsh a
return battle when he took the title
from him. and Benny declares he
viii keep his word IL Welsh finds
that he can stage a comeback.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-05

a short fly into right which should
have been taken care OF by the gar
deners. Wilson came along with the
first bonafide hit Of the day for Ari-
IONA, a clean single into center, and
scored Hubbard.
Nanny frightened and famed
O'Keefe and krelEbaum, but SiO-
maker got a binEle by beating out
a hunt down the third base line.
Wilson scored previously when
Schiller. IN order to make sure OF
O'keefe's strfkeout, shot the hall
to Hamilton and Wilson was cred
tied with a steal Of home.
The gnnwn-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-05
Nearly Everyone Needs a Blood
Tonic at This Season.

Possibly you are one Of the thou
sands who cannot understand why
a depressed, enervating feeling takes
possession Of the system as spring
tine approaches. IF you are easily
tired out. feel all rundown and have
lost your energy and vigor. there
IS a very good reason for this oondi-
hon which you should lose no time
IN correcting.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-05

confidence in his hitting ability and
generalship and Il Is seldom that the
fans see a boxer who is so willing TO
bet bis end OF the purse on a match
The offer has not yet been taken by
Hawkins but in the event he accepts
IL viii be just one more incentive On
the part Of both men TO go in and win
just as soon as possible.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-05
REDS ARE AGAIN
LEADING LEAGUE
Their Stride After
Losing Two; Giants Are
Also Victorious.

Cincinnati. O.. May 5.-The champions
broke their losing streak Tuesday BY win
ming a close game from Chicago and went
hack 10 first place IN the National league
race Carter was hit freely IN the early
innings Ring BANKED the Cubs for tx
rounds. but weakened in the seventh and
was relieved by Luque in the eighth after
the visitors had come within one run OF
tying the score The batting OF Neals and
the fielding OF Rath and Kopf were fea-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-05

5. S. S. IS without an equal as a
general tonic and system builder. Il
improves the appetite. repairs the
wear and tear on the system. and
gives new life and a vigorous.
healthy vitality. Il Is good alike for
old and young. You are invited 70
write for valuable literature and
medical advice. which vii be sent
without cost. Address Chief Med
cal Adviser. lS6 Swift laboratory.
Atlanta, Ga.-Adv,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-05
Champ Reynolds
Wins Another

Reynolds OF this city. claimant 81
the WelterWeight wrestling champ-
lonshiD OF the world. Tuesday nirht
successfully defended his title
against jim Murdocks OF Buffalo. II.
y. in two straight falls
A feature OF the match was the
presentation OF a gold belt TO the
champion by local citizens. Farmer
Burns. Of Omaha. former teacher OF
Reynolds. was a guest at the ring
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-05

New York. Nay 5--The New York
Americans made Il three out OF five frcm
Boston Tuesday. Hoyt. who defeated New
York IN the opening game. vas knocked
from the box In ave Innings Il was Hoyt-s
first defeat o. the season The game was
held Up half an hour by a storm IN
the flfth umpire Nallin cleared the New
York bench. putting all the players eff
except those engaged ia he game.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-05

Two base hits. McNaliy. Pratt Peckln-
paugh Three base hit. Pipp. Sacrifice bit
Pratt Double plays. NlcNally 70 Scott 70
4eInnis; scott % MeNally 70 McInniA
Bases on balls. OFF Hoyt 4. OFF KARI. l.
of Quinn. /. Innings pitched. Hoyt 8:
KARI. O. Hit by pitcher By Quinn oval
tiers. Fosterl struckout by Hoyt. s. by
Karl; by Quinn. J.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-05
OUTFIT
LEAGUE CHAMPS
White Sex Lose Swatfest
to st. Louis Tribe; Yanks
Win Another.

St. Louis No. Nay 5.-st Louis ham
mered three Chicago pitchers hard Tues
day and won Kerr and Heath were
knocked OF the mound Weilman pitched
his first game since taking 81 IN the mid
die o. last seas1n. and with the exception
o. two innings. was steady Throughout
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-05
CTAgTS BRFaF sTRFAK-

Philadelphia. Pa. Nay 5.-New York
Tuesday broke its losing streak with vic
tory over Philadelphia After i've score
less innings both Toney and Causey were
driven from the box. New Torks hits
proved more timely, six locals being eft
on bases In the last three innings. Ls-
vourveau's batting ard his great eaten
which saved three runs featured Kauff
drew a base on balls each Of the four
tIn-ae be facea Causav.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-05

St Louis. May manager Branch
Hickey, OF the St Louis National
league team Tuesday night an
nounced the release OF Oscar Tuero.
the Cuban pitcher. who has been with
the locals for the last three years
TO the Kansas City American As
ISOLATION club.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-05

Lolals ---------------s4 40 - 3
'Wllson out for interference
Score by innings
Arizona University -.--.-.. 001 500 OBS
High School ------.-.--.-. 100 900 Ole-1
Stolen bases. Thurman. 2 Stewart, Hub
bard. SIonazer.2s Wilson Three base hit,
Cohen. Runs batted IN. by 1fcCreary. /;
by Hubbard. 1; by Kriegbaum, l. by Cohen.
L. by Crozier. I. Struckout BY Ponsford.
II: BY Stewart u. First base on balls, of
Ponsford. 2; Off Stewart l. First base on
errors. High School. 9 Left on bases. Arr
zona University. 4; high School. g. Hit By
pitched bail. by Ponsford CTilson. Nc
Crearyl- Balis. Stewart . Caught steal
ing. by Schiller CWison) by Ragsdale
fHubbard). VIVID pitch. Ponsford. Stewart
Umpiress Collins and Kane. Time OF game.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-05

Of Los Angeles. and kid" Palmer.
the Arizona wildcat" fought a four
round draw at Vernon arena Tues
day night They met at AS pounds.
sailor" Petroskey and Cliff Jordan
meeting al catch weights, reached
the same decision
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-05

Two base nltar o-cklnss 5lenBel- cloleu
base e Smith Sacrifice hits Fletcher,
Sticking. Kelly. Double play. Doyle. Fetch
er and Kelly Bases on balls. Toney. 2:
Causey. g. Innings pitched. Toney. %.
Douglas 1 2-3s Benton. -: Causey. Z;
Weinert, 2 Struckout. by Toney. 2: BY
DouElas, J. BY Benton. i; by Causey. 2;
By Weinert, 2
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-05
SHAMROCK SANS

Dartmouth. England. Nay She
% metre yacht Shamrock. which is
70 be used by Sir Thomas Upton IN
tuning up races for the Shamrock
~, the challenger for the America
cup, sailed Tuesday Tor New YORK
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-05

AZ Cleveland r II. =.
Cleveland ...... 700 900 0lc- g
Detroit ...-.-..-. 600 900 0o1-2 s
Batteries; Cleveland. Myers and O'Neu:
Detroit. Dauss and stanaEe.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-05

~ 49, ----l $1,000 N17l--ll- ~ =
Ter. Stolen base. Slsler- Sacrifice hits
Kerr. Weilmau. Williams. Billings %,
Double plays. Weaver funassistcd1. &C.
dcon 20 Slsler- Weilmau 70 Sisler. Bases on
balls Kerr. s. LowdermilS. 2. Weilnan. G,
Innings pitched. Kerr. 81: Heath. 3.
LowdermiIE. 21-1 Struckout. Kerr, /.
Wellman. g
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-05

Your body has brought you
safely through the trying win
ter season, and in doing 50 has
expended al Of your stored
up energy which must now be
replaced.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-05

Freddie Welsh has caught the
fever. Advancing from an enlisted
private TO the rank OF captain in a
period OF two years. Freddie. once
more out OF the army and back on
his 1872 acre farm at Long Hill. sum
NIT. y. J.. has heard the "cau TO the
wild" and announces that he is going
10 take another Whack at glove
fighting
Already welsh. well nigh physi-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-05

The percentage Of left-handedness
among women Is higher than among
men.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-05

Two base hits. Flack. Carter. Three base
HIT. Robertson Sacrifice hits. Roush.
Eopf. Bressler HerzoE. Bases on balls.
Ring. 3; Luque, l. Carter. 2; Bailey. l.
Innings pitched. by Ring. : -; by Luque.
1-3s by RBether. l. by Carter. by Martin.
l. by Bailey. l. struckout, by Ring. .;
By Ruether. i.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-05

NUI NIIT-I-| I0"VIII IIUW.
Atlanta, z; Memphis. g
New Orleans, 4 Little Rock. o
Chattanooga. l. Birmingham, g.
Noble. I Nashville. 9
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-05
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Where They Play Thursday.
Boston at Philadelphia
Brooklyn at New York
Chicago al PittsburE.
Cincinnati al St Louis
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-05
Ell PA50 STUDENTS LOSE FIRST
CAME To HARD HITTING VARSITY

Nanny Ponsford Pitches Steady Game Against Western
invaders, Striking Out II Batsmen; Fast Base Run
ming and Timely Hitting Aid in Run Making of Wis
itng Tribe; Wildcats Play Mines Thursday
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-05

NEW YORK. May 5.-Joe Beckett.
IN heavyweight champion Of Great
Britain. Is 20 visit this country.
and while here viii endeavor 70 show
that he IS a much better fighter than
sporting men on this side Of the pond
think him His quick defeat at the
hands OF Georges Carpenter Few
fistic followers hereabouts that
Beckett lacks all class
A letter from Charley Harvey, just
now in London looking after the in
terests OF Ted Kid Lewis. brings the
news Of the coming visit OF Beckett,
the heavyweight division Harvey.
who now has Lewis matched with
Basham. the British weller title
holder. writes that he has had a
tough time getting work for the
former champion
Lewis Doing Well
Lewis has fought several times,
meeting both weIters and middle
weights, and none OF his fights has
too good Harvey says he was seri-
ously considering sending Lewis
after heavyweights when he managed
TO get the engagement with Basharn-
Another bit OF news OF interest 20
fight followers in that Frank Moran
has several matches on In England
that will keep rim busy for at least
two months. but who he is % meet
Harvey fails 70 say.
Dan Mckettrtcz- former manager
OF Joe Jeanette and other prominent
boxers. is al present In London. sell
ing oil stock After thoroughly COW
erlng that city he viii proceed 70
Paris with the papers.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-05
STANDINGS
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Where They Play Thursday.
St Louis at Detroit
Cleveland at Chicago.
New York al Washington.
PHILADELPHIA at Boston