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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-07
1yDick" GoingEast;V eteransL eadInFielding

training FOR his meeting with Al
Walker.
The southern bantam champion re-
turned to the city just a few days
ago from Miami and he has been
taking IL easy for a short time.
He does not wish to take any
chances with a severe cold and
VIII work under wraps for the
first Few days. Dick appears sew
eral pounds lighter than he did
when he met the Zulu Kid and
his friends are wondering II the
mountain climate was not just n
trifle TOO much for him. He as
serts that he feels fine. however.
and has little doubt but that he
VIII be I'm tip top condition when
he meets the clever Walker whom
Fred MinsOr Is bringing to the
city.
Griffin. by the way, has hackers in
other cities than FL PasO and there
is large delegation OF cattlemen
coming from Fort Worth. home town
Of the clever little battler. 10 back
him substantially in a speculative
sense.
Home Of CattIemen.
Fort Worth is the home OF the
stOckyards and quite a large number
Of prominent cattlemen who uut their
business through the east Texas CITY
are going TO be on hand 10 witness
their favorite in action against Walk
er. Word comes from Fort Worth
that the fans there are as much
wrought up over the proposed bout
between Griffin and Walker as the
Fl Pas0ans are and they are plan
ming TO be here in big numbers.
DICK has not yet announced just 7
what date he viii visit the east. but
L is understood that e viii be shortly 7
after his meeting with Walker. In .
he event he is victorious. however. ]
le may be prevailed upon TO box
frankie Garcia here at a later date.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-07
BANTAM STAR WILL
INVADE NEW YORK
FOR BIG SCRAPS

DANDY DICK GRIFFIN viii soon
= invade the east Fl Paso's ban
tam star has made an plans q
place himself under the wing Of Leo
p. Flynn. OF New York. shortly after
his engagement with Al walker IN
II Paso and he viii leave soon after
the contest for the big town to enter
as an active candidate for a match
titie- Dick received telegram from
HlTn1-one Of the most aggressive
managers Of the Country-Thursdav
evening In which the latter stated that
OK as soon as possible as he had a
number OF chances in big time already
mapped out for him.
Griffin. needless TO state. f.
erurin' TO go" and the little fel-
low lH auTiously awaiting the
receipt Of q wire from manager
Flynn thar he has been lined IN
Tor match with either Joe
lynch Jack sharlzey or Roy
Moore.
This last named boy is the one with
whom matchmalze Jimmy Erwin
was dicke-ing for a contest with Crif-
I'm At the punch bowl. but who was
unable TO come owing TO a number Of
20 engagements in easter rings Roy
Moore knocked out Jack Sharkev in
ID rounds at Madison Square Garden
only one week ago and the fans can
imagine what a hit Griffin VIII make I
hen he goes east and enters the
stable OF Flynn, known as one OF the I
best pilots In the country Griffin is I
considered every bit as clever as /
Moore and IS undoubtedly faster. Re I
Its Just as hard as Joe Lynch. him .
ELF and he had ample cleVerness TO ]
20 along with this important adjunct
Down TO Hard Work.
Dick has settled down TO consistent 3
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-07

. states and Canada He has won the
7 nigh average hOnors among the ANA
I teurs several times within the past
I five years and VIII win it again this
year At this particular time he has
I an average Of 1864 on $3.50 targets
which is greater average than any
other trapshooter in the world. ana
teur or professional
Troeh is one Of those shooters who
seldom has an off day. He is good
today. tomorrow. and every day. At
the Grand American this year he had
an average Of SO percent on all Of his
targets This is not q poor average,
but it IS poor for Troeh. The more
important the event the better Troeh
SHOOTS re never gets excited. never
gets rushed, never argues with any
one lie Just goes along and shoots.
gets all the targets he can. and that
is an that any one can do. The pro
verbal iceberg has nothing on Troeh
for coolness- Until this year Troeh
shot in a red sweater that became
nearly as famous as his old Winches-
ter gun
This year Troeh discarded the
red sweater and in quite n num-
Der OF instances he has used other
frapEuns than the one that he
became famous with The old
smoke barrel that has brought
fame TO Troeh cost him so about
eight years ago in n Portland.
second hand gun then. Troeh
bought IL 10 shoot ducks with.
Some time after Troeh purchased
the gun the Post Iutelligencer OF
Seattle. Wash, Offered a trophy for
the winner Of the Washington State 7
trapshoOting championship. Troeh en-
tered and shot the second hand gun
that no one believed he could break /
lLh because Of the peculiar trigger /
pull but he did win the championship I
and five times since he has won the 4
title with the same gun.
me trigger pull is seven and one /
hair pounds The average trigger Z
pull on a gun is three and one-half 4
pounds II is doubtful II any other .
shooter IN the world could break one I
nait OF the targets he shot at using .
the gun that Troeh shoots because ]
q the difference in the weight Of I
the trigger pull.
II is Just a freak In a gun that
Iroeh has become accustomed 70. 1T /
Is doubtful II the gun today could be 4
purchased for $1,000 from Troeh.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-07
Dittert Heads
Texas ''U" Team

Austin. Texas. Jan As a pre-
liminary to resuming Of basketball
practice for the winter term. the
University Of Texas squad elected for
its 1921 captain Charles Dittert Of
Cat Springs. Big Dit" as he is
known 10 the basketball fans, Is play
ing on the team for his third and last
year. as he is candidate for the Bache-
Tor OF Arts degree in June. Practically
all his playing during the past two
years has been in the position Of cen-
ter
According TO coach /. T. Belmont,
the basketball squad now consists OF
about "a men. but VIII cut to a small
en- number during the last week OF
practice before the first game OF the
season, 10 be played with Southwest
Texas Normal on January s.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-07

and Carter will get together on jan
uary "a az the Punch bowl.
There IS certainly no misunder-
standing between myself and officials
of the Fort Bliss Athletic association.
and everything is all o. x and I
am ready 20 box for them at any
time" Carter said Friday morning
NY return TO FL Pas0 was through
slight Misunderstanding and oW-
ing 10 failure TO receive kilograms
advising me that I was 20 box Del
mont al a later date"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-07
CaddOck Meets
Lewis For Title

Omaha, Neb.. Jan. Earl Cad
dock OF Walnut. Iowa. former holder
Of the heavyweight wrestling cham
pionship, viii try TO regain the title
January a. when he meets Ed
(Strangler) Lewis present champion,
at Madison Square Garden. New York.
according to Gene Melady OF Omaha
CaddOcks' manager. who said he had
signed a contract for the match The
contest is TO be a one-falI affair, he
said. Melady said he had secured
$4,000 guarantee.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-07
TALKING IT OVER
YOUR VIEWS AND NINE


NAALt1llAhEH Jimmy Erwin buEily
WI engaged in the preparation for an
an All star card for the boxing
enthusiasts on January II az the big
punch bowl was notified Friday morn
lng by Fred Nl1sOr, manager OF an
walker. the coast bantam crack. that
the pair would arrive in the city
saturday morning.
Lightning little Dick Griffin has
not yet commenced boxing. but viii
rne 1lrst time Griffin has been in
conFenienced by a severe cold con-
tracLed during his trip TO Miami
ARK. and has been taking Il EASY.
sc has agreed 20 make q weight Of
lis pounds at o'clock for the az
BresalFe lad from the Pacific coast
but as he has been coming down to
rms pounoage regularly he does not
anticipate any trouble On this score at
all. Dick knows that Walker is q
lo9gh wiling boy who has knocked
OUT -- and a number Of
otker Boys and ne intends TO let
nothing stand in the way Of victory
p the battle
walker wiz 30 fnto Immediate
training AZ the international club
and already managers Jones and
sweeney Of this hustliuE place
where the Fl PaEo sporting ira
ieru1tV couEreElteg are getting a
bunch OF gpurEiuE partners lined
lu Tor him. walker has been do
ing quite a bit Of training out on
he Pacific coast and he Is in er-
celleut trim FOR the meeting. The
only disadvantage he VIII be
facing iG q Few pounds In weight
rs walker a. a natural bantam
Of old style and can make 116
pounds rimEgtde with ease
HIS training VIII be in charge Of
the capable Fred WinEor and there Is
little doubt but that he win be in
I'D rop condition for his bout
san Francisco sporting editors are
already picking walker as one Of
the TOP notchers OF the bantam class
and he IS not a veteran in the mitt
pastime by any means.
=
oh. boys, look Another middle
weight wrestling champion is coming
20 town
Point OF order: How many middle
weight wrestling champions are
There seems 70 be a misunderstand-
ing upon the part Of some concerning
the 10 round contest between sunny
jim and Gorilla Jones 70 be held at
the Punch Bowl January Il. This
contest IS not a seml-fiual but is the
lirst event Of a double headliner card /
zones and sunny jim signed articles
10 box the first main event and it is
q fact that they viii do In spite Of
the attempt Of an alleged race track
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-07
SUNNY SPAIN
WILL CONTEST
FORDAVISCUP
Plans to Ente IA TEAM to Meet
American Champions; Euro
peans Are Good PLAYERS.

New York, Jan spain is the first
nation to file 1921 challenge for the
Davis cup. emblematic Of the worlFs
team tennis championship.
Such notification vas received 81
the United states Lawn Tennis asso-
citation Thursday night in a cable an
nouncing a formal challenge had been
mailed by the Spanish Lawn Tennis
association It was said that this
challenge was the first OF from five
10 eight expected Great Britain. ia
pan. France. Australia. Canada. Bel
glum and South Africa are among
other nations expected TO file before
March IS.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-07

=.
I branch OF sport is more or less a
matter Of opinion.
me experts who follow the various
sport activities and write thereof do
nor always agree so one can hardly
expect laymen who see CHAMPIONS and
near champions perform occqsfon-
aiiy make the right selection. Lay
men are swayed by the opinion Of
writer's
The question OF who is the best
amateur trapshooter N the United
states was recently put Up 10 me.
The best amateur trapshOoter in the
United States is the best in the world.
TOT the rrapshoorers OF other coun-
tries 90 not class with the trapshoot-
ers OF America
e IS our humble opinion that
rank IL Iroeh Of Vancouver. Wash
the best amateur trapshooter in
The world.
This opinion Is not based solely
on the shooting thar Troeh has
done this year but what he has
accomplished over a term Of
EeaE1- -sEaee his first perform
nnce IN the clay turcet world
Nroeh has been a star Of the first
magnitude He has won every
frapEhootinE championship and
every live bird shooting cham
uionshiu that any shooter can win
in open competition, excepting the
olympic championship. which is
virtually the worlds ritular
event Troeh in this event was
second 10 Marx Arie.
Arie has lot Of friends who think
Ee rs the best rrapshot in the world.
and they have a perfect right 20 their
opinion and they are not far wrong.
Arie is a wonderful shot. the greatest 8
handicap shooter the world has ever
seen, but he does not shoot anywhere /
ear the number OF targets each year /
hat Iroeh does The Washington Z
shooter fires at three or more tar I
gets to every one that Arie fires at I
and this must be taken Into consider I
arion when one is selecting the great I
est OF shooters.
Troeh'H Wonderful AreraEe.
The averages over term OF years i
shows the caGber OF a shooter ana /
lroeh for seven years has averaged I
better than 96 percent and for the .
past five years has averaged better I
han 81 percent and every year he has I
shot at more targets than any other /
amateur trapshooter in the United ,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-07
COniSkey Looks
For Good Season

Chicago. I'LL. jan THE return OF
owner Charles Couisi-ey OF the Grip
Piled White Sox team from northern
hunting trip revived gossip today
concerning the lineup Of the Ameri-
can League club for the coming sea-
SON. Optimistic staten slts came from
cold R0man7 over tthe team pros
poets despite inability TO buy or
trade for E0od players from other
major league teams
AT least two OF the teams recruits.
ComislzeT declared. are ready for reg
ular berchs- one is Johnny MostiI,
start outfelder last year on lhe Nil-
uauzee American association team
and the other is Earl Sheelv. heavy
hitting Coast league first baseman.
Ernie johnson. Coast league short
stop with better shan a 200 batting
average last year. also IS said 10 BE-
ready for a rs bite soU debut to iii
another important gap left by Che
dismissal Of seven PLAYERS involved FRI
charges Of throwing games fin the
1913 worlds series with Ciucinnatl-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-07
Leroy Simmons
Used As "Ringer' -

Chicago, ILL.,, Jan. 6.-Leroy Sim
mons, University OF Chicago. fresh-
man, who played with the Hyde Park
high school football team Of which
he formerly was a member in its
game with the lansing. Mich. high
school December 4. with the result
that the Hyde Park coach was dis
missed and members OF the team
were barred from all athletics be-
cause they had permitted an ineligible
man to play, Thursday was expelled
from the university.
ID. A Robertson. dean OF the Coll
lege Of Arts and Sciences. said the
youth had confessed he was used as
a ringer IN the game.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-07
Bud
Rutherford

eutlorlly 20 match them in the semi
llnaL Jones and his opponent are
considered among the fastest bows in
the country in the middleweight class
ana q match between the two men is
Simply the result Of the energetic at
rempts OF matchmaker Erwin 10 give
me local bugs the best talent obtain
The semi-fina1 event by the way IS
% brlnE logether the popular little
llghrTFeig mixer Young" Tommy
Murphy Of the Eighth cavalry sta
toned at Fort Bliss and kid Garrett,
rugged lightweight from the avia-
ton corps.
District mitt fans VIII remem-
Der Garrett a. the boy who gave
Merricizs Wolfe and C4renres such
a hard fight in the Fifth cavalry
cement stadium last year. Car
rett Is Of the type who knows
nothing but real mixing from the
first bell and he viii make an ex-
cellent opponent for Murphy. The
latter has been working hard and
viii be substantially backed by
Eighth eaFalrymen TO defeat Gar
rett.
Further steps are being taken to
ward the completion Of the enclosed
Punch Bowl which housed about 1000
u
Daniel kearus, construction quarter
master at Fort Bliss is in charge of
the work upon the bowl together with
Lieut. Jones OF the engineer corps. |
Arrang ements are being made 10 fix
additional exits in order that the fans
may get out Of the arena in much
speedier fashion than in the past. The
big bowl is being rapidly converted
into one Of the best stadiums in the
country and there IS small wonder
that boxing at the post is as popular
as IL is at the present time. The fans
realize the efforts being made TO in
sure good boxing for them and they
are backing II up substantially.
Tommy Carter. southwestern light
weight champion. IS in the city from |
san Antonio, where he decisiveiy de- |
feated Jimmy Hanlons OF Denver. in I
a y round bout Wednesday night
Carter had in prospect q bout at /
Fort Bliss with Gene belmont. but |
this contest was declared off some /
time ago and efforts were made 20
get in touch with the Fl Paso star at !
san Antonio. It was understood that /
the matter had been arranged but I
Carter returned to FL Paso under the /
assumption that he was TO box Del ]
mont The real fault lay fin his failure Z
10 receive kilograms sent him con-
,erninE the postponement CT the con
test, and 10 is probable that belmont I
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-07
Big Money For
Roger HOrnSby

s. Louis. lIo- Jan Another rec
ord has been created I'm the history
Of baseball finance By the report from
Houston. Texas. last night quoting
Branch Ricnev. manager cf the S.
Louis Nationals. as stating the club
had received a bouafife offer Of
100000 and four players for EoEer
HorushT- Cardinal second haseman
and champion hitter o. the National
league This figure more thar
doubles the reported purchase price
given hy the New York Yankees Tor
Babe Ruth iu a deal which was con-
size Of the offer made hT the New
York Nationals for Horns1y early last
season.
Hornshy hit $40 DURING the past
season and though rankiue ninth
had over leo chances more than any
Of his rivals.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-07
Legion Sponsors
New Boxing Bill

Kansas City. 40, jan 7.-Coinci-
dent with the announcement today
of Cameron l. Orr, new prosecuting
attorney. that be would oppose box
ing in Kansas City until the sport is
legalized in the state, came an an
nouncement that the American Lee
gion. through a legislative commit
tee. 10 be appointed Sunday at a
meeting at Jefferson City, is prepar-
ing to sponsor a boxing bill
There is a law in Missouri which
prohibits prize fights and boxing
matches. but the law has been ignored
in the past
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-07

Auckland. N u. Jan. Americans
won the New Zealand tennis cham
pionshlps fin both singles and dou-
bies Thursday. VIM. Tilden. Of PhiIa-
delphia, defeated Capt Watson IT,
Washburn. also an American. fin the
singles while Tilden and VIM H.
Johnston. Of san Francisco. defeated
Norman T. Brookes anc Gerald 4.
Patterson, Australians
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-07

II. beran beth triple plays FOR
Pittsburgh by catching riF balls
bufted by Mack Wheat.
Pit-sburE leads in fielding with az
average of -e1l- Brooklyn and 81
Louis are tied for the most nutouts
with f277 each. New York had tlt
most assists 22f0 and greatest num-
Der Of fielding chances. ff8l Ner
York made the most double plays
49, ST. Louis had the most LEFT or
bases, IFS. and Cincinnati the least
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-07

Boston Mass. Jan z. - Dick
Rudolph. who was one Of the trio
that pitched the Braves TO a pennant
and worlds Championship. has given
authority to negotiate for his trans
fer 1t is understood he seeks TO join
the Detroit Tigers.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-07
WOMEN GOLFERS SELECTED.

New York, Jan. Six women golf
ers, including Miss Alexa Stirling
three times national woman cham
pion. have been selected tentatively
as Americas delegation that VIII
seek laurels on British links next
spring, il was learned today The
others are Miss Marion Hollins
Mrs. f. G. Let's. aIrs. RonaoId IS. Bar
low and Miss Edith Cummings
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-07

New York. Jan. George NJ Co
han. actor and theatrical manager,
when asked to comment today on an
announcement from Boston that
Andy Lawson was coming here 70
confer with him regarding financial
interests in the new Continental
Baseball Association. Inc. said.
so far as I am concerned. it's two
thirds hot air and one third piffle-'
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-07

hUheE hAAANG II MANmANHANs
Detroit. Mich. Jan. t. The next
legislature viii be asked by the Mich
igan Association Of Fairs to legalize
horse racing in the state. The sport
If restored, would be under a com
mission.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-07

Ottawa Ont Jan THE Canadian
Amateur ski association has been
formed 20 promote amateur slziin-
throughout Canada and 10 foster che
formation ~ local clubs
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-07
FRANK TROEH is BEST GUNNER
VANCOUVER MAN TOPS THE LIST

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