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14 week-En Edition. Mav 29 -no. 1920. EL PASO HERALD SPORTS RECREATION and OUTDOOR LIFE
I. COBB SUFFERS H SLUMP IN
BATTING; FOURNIER GOli U
First Sacker Of St. Louis
Hgn Water Mark; Hornsby of St. Louis Goes To
Top Of Hitters While Heinie Groh Is Eunnerup;
Ruth Bags Three Homers and Leads League.
"niAGO. I1L May 29. Jack Four-
s "ie- the former American leaguer
row playms first base with the
-t. Lcu s Nationals is on a battins
'--.rrnag- which promises to rash him
o iif iront Id the National league
... i The big first baseman boosted
3 tatt.n mark from .293 last week.
i - .ZZS this week according- to aver-
Kea rtieasea xoaay ana wnicn in
tl frames of Wednesday.
Foumtr participated in 35 fame
- i i" 119 times at bat bit out 40
r 3 ic r a total or 48 bases.
Ililllams Is Coins Ip
-. Williams thf Philadelphia out-
' t. der also had made a spurt toward
top v iiiiams acquired an
i. r-ce of 30 as compared with .274J
'" ago In addition to his bat-
i r djusb Williams bagged his fourth
'-r-ut dn.e. His 41 hits include 11
dvjjbles and three triplea
Laat week's three batting lead-
ers snitched positions each Suf-
fering a slump nornsby of St.
Louis went to the top with AQ&.
C.roh of Cincinnati Is runner-up
with .308. and MchoUon of Fltta-
liurR. third with .3S6. Lebourreau
of Philadelphia who had been
making a spirited showing
dropped from .341 to .390. Max '
are7. tbe speedy outfielder with
PIttsburg added three more bases
to his credit and Is out in front
among the base stealers with an
even dozen.
nhr batters: Daubert Cincinnati.
." Fournier St. Louis .3X1; Twom-
r . Ch.cago .333; Zuncan Clncin-
i i Z21. Williams. Philadelphia
2 . E Smith. New York .320; Stock
-w Louis 319; Young New York .815;
j ohr son Chicago .315; Neale Cin-
tinraf. 14 Roush. Cincinnati. .312:
.annn St. Louis. .312.
Babe Is Leader.
Bibe Ruth the New York slureer.
I me up the triple tie In the Ameri-
"i leaeue for home run honors by
urnins out three circuit drives since
a ek ago Wednesday and now has
a toral of ten. FelscH of Chicago
rrc waiKer oi rnuaaeipnia continue
s.s runners-np each having bagged a
rorrer annng me wees ana are uea
with six each.
Jo1 naon of Cleveland continues to
top tie batters with .375 while Hen-
Cx of Boston is the runner-up with
Kice of Washington pulled away
i rem r.:a Teammate. uoDoy Koth in
fto'en bnses and Is showing the way
h It thefts. Roth has pilfered ten.
Ti Cobh. the Detroit star who last
wfi k appeared to have struck his
batti" stride suffered a slump and
d-nr.nwl from S77 tn 2B?
o.Hr leading batters: Jacksonn
Cf cax. C62 Jacobson St Loots!
" r Wea er Chicago. .351 : Judge
a ashmgton .348; Sisier St. Louis
'41. Speaker Cleveland .335; Mcln-
ni Boston. .333; Gedeon St. Louis
"n Dugan Philadelphia .33; Ger-
!'f St. Louis .327; Felach Chicago
Ben Tlneup the Indian pitcher
with Louisville is the new bat-
ting leader In the American asso-
ciation. Tlneup acquired an
average of -40 In SO games con-
necting with IS hits. Henry of
Columbus moved Into second
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Cards Boosts Average .To
npeedy first baseman with St.
Prnl.Jn no far in the lead In bae
sreallng that his string of 14
tsefts Is rnnslns his rim. con-
s.derable worry.
I anny Brief of Kansas City
bagged his sixth homer for the lead-
ership in home run hitting. Other
leading batters are:
Wick land. Toledo. .37; O'Mara. In-
dianapolis. .368 ; Gainor Milwaukee
348. Dyer. ToleJo. .338: Miller. SU
Paul 326 Robertson. Minneapolis.
.323; Kelley Toledo .322; Duncan. St.
Paul .319.
I2ast Has Good Iteeord.
Pitpher Carl Eant of Wichita has
established a batting record that is
the envy of the Western leaguers
East is topping the league with an
ateriiKt; vi .dv. uuu is uc ieunK
home run hitter haing cracked out
six. He poled three homers in a
single game and also bagged three
doubles in a day.
Bogart or Jonun. Lee or Omaha.
Smith of Wichita are fighting it out
for honors in base stealing isogart
showing the way with 11 while
rivals have ten each. Other leading
barters:
Shestak. St. Jose oh. .425: Reieble.
Sioux City .413; Bo part Jopltn .398;
Brannon. Tuisa .385. coney oes
Moines .378: Dunn. Joplln. .373; Pitt.
Oklahoma City. .3781 Bonowitz St.
Joseph .385; Platte Omaha .357.
Jimmy Wilde To
Sail For Home
:Cew York May 29. Jimmy Wilde
British flyweight boxing champion
announced Wednesday night that he
would sail for England Saturday on
the steamship Adriatic. The British
boxer said he was pleased with the
result of his American tour and
wished to thank the American people
for the fine way In which he had been
treated in the various cities in which
he appeared. He said he expected to
return to America In the falL but had
not yet made any definite arrange- j
ments for bouts. I
Pete Sower Is
Victor Over 'BulF
Phoenix. Arix May 2. Pete Sower.
of Lincoln. Keb won the decision
rover Louis "Buir Montana of Los
Angeles in a wrestling bout here Fri
day night when the latter was "sn
eered unconscious oy a neavy Tail
against the wooden edge of th4 ring.
A physician who examined the wres-
tler said that Montana's condition
would not permit him to continue.
The men are light heavyweights. At
tne time or tne aceiaent tney naa
wrestled 51 minutes without eithe
securing a falL
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ABE RUTH GETS
k IDE BERTH
Mighty Home Bun Hitter
Is Purposely Walked
To Forst Base.
Boston. Mass.. May 2. In the eighth
Innlrc with two oat and men on second
and third Russell purposely passed Ruth
and then walked Pratt forcing In the run
which eventually save New fork a victory
oter Boston Friday.
-New York. AB RUPOAK
Pecktnpauxh. as. 3
l
Meuael. lb. 4
PIpp. lb 3
Ruth. rf. I
Pratt. 2b. 2
Bodt cf. 4
Lewis if. 4
Hannah c 4
Shore p 3
2 fl
2 l-
1 1
Qnlns p. 1
Totals It 4 10 27 21 0
Boston. AB R H I'O A F
Hooper rf. 4 1 2 1 n
Mcally. 2b. 4 1 1 4 3
I enotky. If. 3 1
S i Ti cfw -
j Sie? . 2 o
i gcott. asT ..!!!!!!!!!!!!! 4 0
2 4
1 10
0 0
Srhani
.. 4
.. 4
Rusself
1 9
Totals 33 3 10 27 17 0
Scora by maiass.
New York 010 Oil tl 1
Boston 00 002 010 3
Two base hits Ifeusel. Scott. Menoky
Stolen bases. Bodie. Saerlflca hits. Pratt
Menosky. Plpp. Double plays. Peckla-
paarh to Pratt to Plpp Pratt to PeckJn-
paugh to Plpp; Sehaoc to McNally. Rus-
sell to Mclanls to Foster. Bases on bails.
Shore. 3: Russell. 4. Ianlaffs pitched.
Shore. 7 1-3; Qnfna 1 2-X. Etruckout.
Shore 3; Qama. 1; Russell 3.
INDIANS BBAT SOX.
Cleveland X. May 20. -Cleveland took
the opealnr came ef the series tram Chl-
caao la a Ire nttUar contest Friday.
Smith hit a heme ran te esnUr vhh two
on in the tint Imuag. A catch by Speaker
ana weavers ueMnsg ware xeaenres.
Chin go.
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K. Coniu. lb.
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AB R H PO A E
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Gvdner. lb.
WuaWuH. lb. ...
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3 0 0 0 10
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TetsJs 42 11112114 2
Betted for Fnber la fourth.
tBatted for Morton In fifth.
Score by huiiuTa. x
Chleace MO 010 Mo S
Cleveland Ill 014 If IX
Two base hits. Weaver. FeUch. Speaker
Gardner. Hasne ran. Saslth. Stolen bases.
Joardan. Speaker. SaerrBee hits. E. Col-
Una. Fmsch. 1Tambsaas. Doable play.
Weaver to Joardan. Bases oa balls Payne.
1: Bacby. 1; Morton. 1; Mleaaas. 1. Innings
pitched. Faber 2: Fayaa. 1 1-1; Kerr. 1 2-S;
Heath. 2; Bacby. 4: Morton. 1: NKaaas
4. Straekoat. Kerr 1; Heath. 1: Bacby. 1:
Klehans 1.
TIGERS WA1XOP BROWN'S.
St- LonU Mo. May 20. Flaasteads
triple and atnaies by Bash and Plaelll sf-
ter two were oat In the ninth cave De-
troit Friday's came with St. Loals. The
locals only run came a a resalt of a pass
to Austin aacriflee and a ntncle br Ste
le?.
Score. . Ji-is.
Detroit M IN 0011 t
st- Loais see e eio i s 1
Battenos: Detroit oianam ana Ala-
SC. Lonli. weflman and buubcb.
SEN'ATOBS WIN THOU JfAYIAIK.
TtlAlnltla Pa tav 20. Kavior VU
bitted from the box In the first teniae
and Waehlnctoa retained Its lead despite
three daarerens local rallies Friday. .Mi
lan's hlttlnc was the featare.
Score. B.H.S.
Washinrton 400 011 OOO 4 14 1
Philadelphia 02 010 0104 S 1
Batteries- Washington. Erlckjea and
Obarrlty: Philadelphia. Xaylor. Hasty
Bomraell and Perkins. Hyatt.
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SAN JACINTO grammar school championship baseball team. From left to right top row: Rani Acosta sub; Waldo
Portillo cf; Charles Kissel If; Safael Gutierrez ss; Haimel Adanto 1b; Albert Armesdanz pitcher and captain.
Second row: Alfonso Armendarir 2b; Frank Cnaron 3b; Joe Sadowsty c; Francisco Romero rf; Mariano Romero sab.
Games played for east side championship: San Jacinto defeated Beall scare 34-4; San Jacinto defeated Lamar score
3-0; San Jacinto defeated Alta Vista score 13-0; San Jacinto defeated Aoy score 15-0. The last game won the
grammar school shield for San Jacinto.
STANDINGS
AKHY-CITY UHGUE.
Won. Lost. Pet
Intens&tJon&ls S 1.600
Zone Supply 4 2 .467
Seventh Caralrr 2 2 .&40
KnlcbU of Columbus 2 2 .400
Klffhtr-aecond P. A. 1 4 .100
ElSMli CtTnJry 1 4 .200
Zose Sopply vs. Knlchts of Colombo.
lntems.tlona.Is vs. i2nd F. Artillery.
TEXAS LK1BCP.
1jom TTon.
Pet.
rm worth si
11
.711
.S71
.ill
.500
.too
.4(2
.414
J17
San Antonio 24
IS
14
:t
:i
21
4
2
Wichita FaHa 21
Dallas 21
Galveston 21
Shroveport IS
Beanmont 17
Houston 12
AHBBICAN I.8A017E.
Lost. Won.
Cleveland 22 10
Boston 21 11
New York 12 15
Chicago is IS
Washlncton 14 14
St. Loots is is
Philadelphia 12 21
Detroit 0 ;i
Where They Play Sander.
Detroit at St. Loals.
Chicago at Cleveland.
Philadelphia st Washington.
Where They Plsy Monday.
Chicago at St. Looia.
Detroit at Cleveland.
Washington at New Torn.
Philadelphia at Boston.
Pet
.441
.434
.SSt
.145
.100
.404
.144
.141
NATIONAL LEA
GVf.
ttt
Prt.
Chicago 21 15 .541
Cincinnati 20 15 .571
Pittsburg is 14 MS
Brooklyn 16 14 .532
Boston IS 15 .500
St. Leah) 14 10 .457
New Tork 14 18 .421
Philadelphia 11 21 .212
Where They Pray Saeday.
Boston at Brooklyn (2)
Philadelphia at Ne Tork 2).
Pittabarr at Cincinnati (21.
St. Loals at Chicago (2.
Where Thez Tlay Meader.
Boston at Philadelphia (2).
New Tork at Brooklyn 2).
Oncrcz2tl at Chicago (21
St. Looia at Brooklyn 2).
Can Francisco .
Salt Lake aty ...
fortiejMl
Vernon at.
Los Angeles . . .
Oakland
Sacramento
Seattle
Where They nay Eaaday.
Salt Lake at Seattle.
Sacramento at Portland.
Oakland at San Francisco.
Vernon at Los Angeles.
DC PALMA. HAKES RECORD.
Indianapolis. IndL. Mar 19. Ralph
Do Palma won the right to the vole
in the 600 mile race for 170.000 to be
held at the Indianapolis motor apeed-
W&y May SI. when he tlrnndorod
faronnd the brick aaticer In elimina
tion trials weoneanay at the rate of
100 tnriea an hour. Joe Rover- TmiTs
Chevrolet and Jean Oiacsasrne.
Freneeh ear driver will make np the
first row. with I Pnlma. Vnetfier
trials will be held Friday.
COAST LEABUK.
Lost. Woo. Pet
20 It .44
27 1 .ST
......... s o sat
27 23 .lit
2S 24 .510
22 2? .4V1
21 20 .420
17 2 .17
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STAOICK
DROPADDUBLE
Lose Two Straight To
Cubs; Pirates Bested
By The Reds.
Chicago. ITL. May 22 Chicago won both
cameo of a doable header from St. Loals
while Plttsbarc lost to Cincinnati Friday.
Incidentally the first victory cave Alex-
ander has tenth ceaascotrve victory while
the socsad was Vaacha's sixth straight
victory. The locals worn both cames by
beaching hits.
CtUeage. AB R H PO A E
Flack rf. 4 2 1 0
HoIIocher. as. 4 1 1 S 2 1
Paakert. cf. 4 2 S e
Barber lb. 4 0 1
Robertson. If. 4 1110
DeaL So. 1 4 0
Terry. 2b. S 1 2 2
Klllerer. c ........ j 1 e e e
Alexander p. .- 4 t 2 1
22 C 27 M S
AB R H PO A E
4 1
4 1
4 111
4 1114
4 S S
1 1
S 2
4 4 2 2
10410
112
St. Loots.
Smith cf. ......
Sehaltx. rt
Stock tb.
Horasby. 2b. ...
Foaraior. lb. ..
MeHeary. If- ..
Heathesata. If.
Lavaa. ss.
May. p. '.'.'.
Totals U 1 4 24 IS 2
Score by iaarngs.
St. Loots 00 02 0001
Chicago is I 1'
Two base hits. Psakert 2; Flack. Stolon
basea Robertson. Flack. Rome ran. Horns-
by Sacrifice hit. DeaL Bases oa balls.
May. 4: Alexander. L Straekoat Alex-
ander. S; May. 4.
Second same. R. H. E.
St Loots OM 000 400
Chicago Ml 5 1 7 11
Batteries: St. Loals achapp aad Dil-
hoeier: Chicago Vaogha aad KIDefer.
BEDS nELP PIRATES OCT.
Cincinnati. O May M. The Rods hit
Cooper frosty la two tairings aad pulled
Plttsbarc eat of first since by winning
Friday. Rnetber allowed only three htta
Two of these mm with a sacrifice fly
ta las third Innlac and saved the vtatters
from a shutoot. Binasll had a Merfsct
day at bat. with four dean hits eat of
loor times up.
Ftttabarc. AB R K PO A S
Nicholson. If. 1 2
Carey ef. 40500
Cutshaw. 2a. 40220
Soothwarth. rf. 4 1
Warned lb. 2 1 S
Cataa as. 1 2 1 1
Orrmm. lb. X 4
Bchnrhtt. c . 2 114 1
Cooper p. 211
Loo 1
Winer p. 4 0 0 0 0
Totals
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BASEBALL
TEXAS IX.1CUE.
At Fort Worth. R. H. Z.
Fort Worth 20 24 I I
Houston 00 01 Ml 3 11 2
Batter!: Fort Worth. Walttaker and
Moore. Houston Mattson aad Noyes.
At Wichita rana . M. M.
Wichita Falls 100 010 20 4 S 1
Beaumont 100 00 Ml 2 t 1
Batteries: Wichita Falls jaates and
Alexander. Beaomoot. Eberbardt aad
Xltehena.
At Shreveport. R.K.R.
Shroveport M 000 000 S 1
San Antonio M 020 010 I 4 1
Batteries Shroveport. Oleasoa and
Venn: San Antonio. Ross and Gibson.
At Dallas. R. H. B.
Dallas II 111 2M IS 15 S
Calveatoa 2 U 11 IS IS 4
Batteries- Dallas. Hashes aad Robert-
son. Galveston Leo and O'Brien.
COAST LEAarE.
At Sea Francisco.
Oakland
San Francisco
R.K.X.
.42
.is:
Twelve Innings
Batteries- Oakland. Ariett and Hitte:
San Francisco Scott and Agaew.
At Seattle. B. H. E.
Salt Lake atr SI
Seattle 11 11 2
Batteries. Salt Lake city. Btrtrod. Rat-
gsr aad Jeaklas; Seattle gslbsld. Gardner
and Adams.
At Lsa Angeles. R. H. B.
Vernon 2 S 1
LOS WIIISISS Z 7 1
Batteries: Vernon. SbsOoabaek Bcsall-
wood aad Devormer; Los Angelas Aldrktge
At Portland. R.H.E.
4 1
7 11 2
Sacramento. Flttery aad
Portland
Batteries:
Cook; Portland. Joaey aad Keehler.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Milwaukee 7; Kansas City. s.
Minneapolis. 4; St. Paal. 7.
No other games scheduled.
WESTERN LEAGUE.
Oklahoma City t: JopUa. 2.
Tulsa. S: Wichita. 1.
Stoox City 4; Omaha. C.
Dos Moines. 7: St. Joseph .
SOUTHERN" ASSOCIATION.
Memphis. 4; Atlanta. 2.
Llttl Rack. X: WrmlBttim. .
NashvOle. t; Moatl. 7.
Chaftansocs. S-2; New Orleaas. 7-2.
Cinctnaatl 4 2'
Two bass alts. Whltted. Sacrlfleo hit.
Nicholson Doable play Cotshaw to
Qrtnam Bases oa balls. Raether. 2; Coop-
er. L Taalars pitched. Cooper. 7: Wlsaer.
L HK by pitcher Raether 1; Cooper. L
At New Tork. R. H. E.
Philadelphia 000 00 0 1
New To k M4 00 4
Batteries. PbJUdelnhla Rlzey and
Wltherow. Wheat. Kew Tork. Benton and
At Broektyn. T-K.S.
Boston 00 101 01 4 12 2
Brooklyn 000 100 2 2 2
Batteries- Boston. FTHtncrm and O'Xell.
Brooklyn. Proffer aad Elliott.
SIISSOrRI ROXTXG scspexded.
St. Loals. Mo May 2S. Professional
boxins; was suapended indefinitely In
St Lonts Friday by order of the
board of nalioe commissioners. Ama
teur contests will not he Interfered
with. It was said. Three local clubs
have been conducting no-dedslon pro-
fessional entertainments and commis-
sioner Thomas Sheehan explained that
the action resulted from the alleged
fatlnre ef the dabs to abide by the
boxing; regulations.
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Outstanding Favorites Fail To Develop However In
Preliminaries Of Intercollegiate Track And Field
Championship Meet At Franklin Field; 20 Colleges
Have Representatives In Final Events.
PHILADELPHIA. Pa May 2 For
the first time in many years an
I de. elop In the preliminaries of the
1 intrr-collegiate track and field
1 ..mnlnnstitrt hpld here Friday. So
closely were the trial heats fought
out at Franklin field In the 11 events
contested that the close cf the day
any one of five or six Institutions
tc.a in n. nntflon to caDtnrC the
! forty-fourth championship of the I.
C A. A. A. in the finals tuany.
8 College Places.
Twenty colleges and universities
placed one or more men In the semi-
finals and finals scheduled for Sat-
urday not counting; the 'ine anl tv-o
mile races. In which the entrants
w ere not required to participate in
elimination heata.
Pennsylvania the host 1o the
visiting; athletes from all parts
of the east and the Pacific roat.
led with a totnl of IX. with
Princeton at the Quakers' leels
with 14. Cornell was third with 11
qnnllfler California nnd Dart-
mouth were tied for fourth place
with 7 and Stanford was fifth
with 6.
Notwithstanding the perfect
weather and track conditions no rec-
ords were broken. Performances
however were close to ttie standard
for the sanies and there were r.o
startling; upsets the various college
athletic stars coming tnroagn ra most
cases according; to predictions.
The featare of the first day's eon-
teats were the remarkabla showings
made by the two Paclfis coast uni-
versities California acd Stanford.
Crossing the continent with a com-
bined force of but eight entrants
the two far western institutions
placed at least one man 11 each of
the eleven events and eloacd the
afternoon with a total of It quali-
fiers. Western Strength Uivldrd.
The strength of the westerners was
about evenly divided. Stanforl placed
two men tn the honnffed. osa in the
12 hardies one in the hlitR iRBrp.
one In the 1M hurdle and one In the
broad jump. California went her
rival one better with loalltiers tn the
Plestina Would
Meet Mat Stars
W
ARTIN PLESTINA. the bs
wrestler who claim tne
"Wraatline TromtT has keot
bira from working at hts trade for
a Ions time baa issued a challenge
to champion Joe Steelier. Stranger
Lewis. Earl Caddock and Wladeck
Zbymsko. Plestina' proposition !s
that the matches be staxed for the
benefit of the Navy club dxiTe for
$7MO0. He sasrs he will meet one
or all of the men named; th best
la the "trust" with an interval of
three days between contests and
will not ask a cent for his services;
and that farther he will donate
$le to the Navy club for every
fall he loses daring' the matches.
Plestina has It figured oat that the
contests would add about $100000
to the fund. As Steelier was in the
navy daring the war. the propo-
sition may appeal to him particularly.
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muscle cramp while running easi
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Pennsylvania and Princeton
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