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EL PASO HERALD
11
FAST ENTRANTS
WIN EVENTS ON
GRAND CIRCUIT
Atlanta. Ga Oct. 19. Th opening
Monday of the final week of arani
circuit racing; under idea weather
conditions and with the track in falr-
v rood oondition brought out fonr
hotly contested events three pacing
and one trotting.
John Henry bay gelding and a con-
; slant winner this season the prop-
erty of Thomas W. Murphy took the
J OS pace winning the first and third
heats Ms best time being 9:02. The
-.12 pace went to Captain Mack a
brown horse in straight heats of
- 05 while the 3:20 class pacing was
w on by Nellie S a bay mare owned
1 - C G. English of Rome. Ga and
.iottd by George Stiles. Best time.
In the trotting event open to the
i . ' class. E. Colorado bay horse
owned by the Coz stable and driven
bv Cox won by taking the first and.
third heats. Best time 1:10.
Wildcats Make Record Score
PUe Up 167Pots liT Game
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ARIZONA state's university foot-
ball team is stronger than even
the crack eleven of 119. jad'ng
from the showing; of the team so far
this year. Recently the team rolled
up a lop-sided score on the tarns
Harry Jones team. The final tally.
167-0 is about the blnrest tabulation
made In the southwest in many years.
Speaking of the rame the Tucson
Citizen says:
The football nine with the much
talked of Camp Barry J. Jones team
developed into a track meet from the
beginning and when the final whistle
blew the Arizona Wildcats had torn
the soldiers to pieces and walked
away with 167-0 score. At no time
during; the game was the varsity goal
in aanger ana tne eoiaiers maae uerr
yards bnt once during; the entire
game.
A great deal of credit ran e
erven to the army nfn for send-
lac a team to TBCffen. At the
f tae rrreK. order.
from the governaaent that
ef the -men. fa camp irere
to he transferred to Oamp
Sbera&B. (I and rather than
hack eat of the game a team -was
got Bp In a week. Only five ef
the men had ever played foot-
ball before and only two of the
men were if! training. Tie team
that came BP was made lap of
mea from only one troop.
Though they AM not know the game
and were badly outclassed by the
varsity they played dean football
and fought aa well as they were able
uatil the final whistle blew.
As usual McMillan. McOell&n. 81on-
aker and Manso war the stars of the
game. Thomas the freshman substi-
tute for Hobbs. played a good game
and. though ho will never crowd
Hobbs out of Us place was not one
of the weak points of the team. The
game was featured by St W to and
(0 yard rum by the varsity with Mc-
Millan glonaker. and Mcdellan doing-
most of the work.
The man who pat op the best game
for the soldiers was neneen the full-
back. Denoau was one of the fastest
men on the field despite his welarht
and the varsity found that he had to
be guarded on every play. Deneau
was one of the stars of the Great
ianej Naval school that won
championship of the United states
two rears ago.
The lineup of the varsity taaxa fol
lows:
MeCleUan. left end; Stewart left
tackle; carpenter left guard; Clyraer
center; ncKereu. rtgnt guard; Bar
clay right tackle: Watford right end
Sloaaker (captain). omarterback
Manzo lett halfback; McMTTlsn. right
nauuacx; xnotnas. inunarr.
KffuGlHwl
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GARRBTT COMPAKY.7KC
10 Bosb Tecmsnal Brooklyn X. Y.
Military Teams Show Class
Aviation Corps Hurls Defi
r-pHIS season's football quota from
l tne post naa promise or- maarjng
its share in southwestern football
hlstorv.
There are three regtnjentftl teams.
Seventh and Eighth cavalry and the
iza artillery to eontena with ana
these will be augmented by a team
from virtually every unit in the mili-
tary district.
Ktehra Ka.t and Snappy.
Last gsliisday the Klghth cavalry
but recently organised lost a hard
game to the Calumus- dub but Is con-
fident of holding Its own In the Army
league. The Eighth bene is beading
its efforts toward victory In the game
with the Seventh terriers and as a re
sult every spare ounce of energy M
being expended to add strength to the
eleven for this battle. The quarter-
master team at present seems the
strongest of the military organiza-
tions and much Interest is being
shown In the work of this eleven.
One of the teams which is bound to
give others a hard run for their
money la the aviation earns ably han
dled by Cant. Myers.
TW eieea ts a cemturan
the ma wlie haadle both the bal-
leea-s and heavier than nfr
.hi... mm H wen .Its first 3
from a rlvtrisn dee mat Senear
afternoon at the hash seBeoi sta
dium. Cant. Myers beHevea that
he has effected a strong; combina-
tion from tke limited materia he
had to pick from and the first
same of the aviators with one of
the stronger Ft. BHas efabe Is
eagerly awaited by Its backers In
the air corps.
The aviators plan to challenge the
winner of the Calumus-hlgh' school
Tiger game Saturday afternoon at the
high school stadium and In fact have
virtually arranged a game with the
club organisation for the following
saturoay.
Jack Is Bnsyi
Manager Jack McDonald of the
Calnzaua team Is also on the lookout
for a same with the Seventh Terriers.
by many considered the strongest of
Ft. isiiss teams xnis eiao is najtaiea
by the eaaaMe Jimmy Duffy star
hackfield man of the district last
year a staa whose punting abilities
and open field running tacucs won
him reeoenltion from everyone but
the Arizona coach who sicked six of
his own men on the all seutnweetena.
The Tiser-Calumns affair looms
up as the next big game of the
local season aad eouaWereWe In-
terest la beinar ahown la the af-
fair dee to the renewed confl-
denee of the Tiger players.
About Broadway Plays And Players
By BIDS THJDLKT.
M
AJ. A. K. W. MASON EnsHsn
playwright and novelist has ar-
in Hew Tork to assist
producing his latest play. "At the
Villa Rose" in which Otis Skinner
wQl appear this season under the di-
rection of Charles FrohMfcn. Inc.
an I ess leara." he said last
aiatht. -the theater here Is In Just
about the same condition that It Is
tm Kngrsnd Iliuassud STjistisei of
all kinds axe zeaMng tt difficult fer
sxany touring companies In Ion
the really good things are doing; very
bur buamesa and the others nothuur
at all. There are several Atnerteazyp
plays there now that are real auc-
SDWARD BOTCB WTtfS
We have been reliably informed
that Edward Beyce. who ata
"Kjasiiur Time." did not use e
one little swear word while working
en this production nor aid no xrowa.
believing that a nice smile is the
better weapon. If Edward win step
forward well confer on him the
nand-palnted setsx-scaerters.
WHAT BetTT-TwsT KMWt
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MATSUDAWILL
MEETSCHOBER
NOVEMBER 3
Matty Matsuda. the peerless little
Japanese wrestling champion Is com-
ing back to EI Paso. Be Is to meet
Billy Schrober the Illinois star here
on November S in a catch aa catch
can finish match. Matsuda is due to
arrive tn the city within the next
few days to commence training for
his meeting with the aggressive
Schrober who won over Henry Irsltn-
ger last week at Liberty hall before
the El Paso Wrestling association
This Schrober la considerable of a
wrestler himself and Is regarded as
a prospective victor in the match with
Matsuda. He has met all the best
men of the country and Is unsur-
passed for cleverness and strenarth In
a man of bis weight. He wiU have a
weignt aovantage ever-ue aggressive
Matsuda butt otherwise the scales
will be evenly balanced.
PLATERS GO HOME.
There was a general scattering of
association p layers wnen tne nnaJ I
games were played. Only the St- Paul I
cnamplona held together aad they left
uoiumous immediately after the atn
of the season there for Baltimore tc
start with class AA championship se
ries with the International league I
winners.
CANT PAT DRAFT PRIGBU
One of the big Jokes of the year la I
the list of -sales- of minor league
players to major dubs iaetadiag as
tt does a buaeh of cover-ups slayers
"sold- to keep some miner league
higher up from drafting just as If
any class aa or class A club wosM I
pay th draft price.
LBOKARD WINS BOUT.
Akron. O. Oct. 1. Benny Leonard.
lightweight champion outpointed
Johnny Tilman. St. Paal welterweight.
In a ten round bout Monday sight.
The men entered the ring at catch
weights. TUman was aawreeaive but
iioonara was too net ana Clever.
FT. RILEY TBAM WINS.
Junction City. Kane- Oct. It Tha
Fort Riley Bluejays defeated Kansas
City. 11 to 5. and 15th cavalry. Fort
D. A. Russell. Wyes won from Camp
Faaston 7 to 4. in the third day a
pt ok tne central aeomrtxaeBt nolo i
tonrnament at tfort RITtr Mandav.
JOHXSTOS MAT LAY OFF.
Until Jimmy Johnston of the Dod
gers took a layoff in the second same
ot tne aouDie nesaer between. MrooK-
lyn and New Tork oa October 1. be
had not missed aa inning all season1
He was the only Robin with that dis
tinction.
8am Forrest and where dees Claude
Beerbohm Tree come In?
Who was it that commaaoed the
sun to stand still aad who operated
the sun;
If Trie Played bis best sasse after
dinner would be be aa after-dinner
Maker? No 7 well why not?
If a brick and a half waurh. a aesneT
pius naix a ones now can we lat
women reduce to a perfect se T
if a frog tn trying to eeease front
a weu. sups Decs two xeet every una
ne leaps up one. now long- will it be
Before ne is dlseouraaedT
If Lee Marsh were to aaarrv Mamie
asauow woura tae eaitor oi tne feeit-
skill Bee head the story -Marsh-Mal-lowr
If not. how about the Bromx-
vUle Review?
GOSSIP.
Frank Bacon appeared the ieeth-
time in "Uaatnlu at the Oeietr yes
terday.
Max Mania announces that after
three more weeks at the Oreeawtch
Village theater "Three Live Ghosts"
' Helen Woleott of The Guest of
Honor- has ehallensed Fred Stone ta
a bag punching contest-
Alice Delysfa will begin her work
here in -Afgar" at Parson's theater.
Hartford. November L
Martha Lorber. dancer ta -Mecea"
has been aire-a. a three-year contract
by Comstock (Jest.
Joha MeKinaoa of "Behold My
wife.- at the RtrsIL save he has been
a antler IS times in the movies.
awry Howard of -Because ef
Helen" Is a sister of Oesrge BroasoB
Howard novelist aad playwright.
When -Julia Sanderson comes te ;
the New Amsterdam theater next
Tuesday aha will be seen in a char
acter role sue appears in a skit with I
mtcacocjc cauea Buggy
THOUGHT FOR TODAY.
Never mind the knocker. NAhAdv
throws sticks at aa apple tree unless
It has apples.
FOOLUHMKNT.
A maiden from Xalamasoo
Had a bulldog; a worthless one too
mo anri never won.
Because. It was said.
The dog was too good oa the chew.
FROM TUB CHKST.VCT TRBB
-What kind of marka do -van sret at
school. Johnny T"
-wacK ana one air.
YAQUI INDIANS PACIFIED
BY PREPAID EXCURSION
Hermosillo. Sonera. Oct. 1 lTnm.
Plata pacification ot to Tenuis re-
maining In Soaora appears to have
been accomplished by the state gov-
ernment. The Indiana now are se-
cure in the occupation of their- an-
cestral lands In the Taqut valley with
inclusion of a number at nur.lv In
dtea towns.
Possibly the crowning stroke of
Merles n Dhdomaey waa fca the nrovia-
ion of special train without cost te
taae tne xaquis irom weir towns to
Magdalene on the occasion ot the
late feast of Baa Franesaeo Xavler
the Indians' patron saint. About laOff
availed themselves of the invitation.
At Magdaleaa they were provided
with food and they were furnished
with return transportation. A feellnr
of confidence thus waa secured and
were waa renewal of friendly rela-
tions between the Indiana aad ih
Mexicans ot central Sonora. In foiiuci
years the Yaqnis furnished we prin-
cipal labor supply la the orchards aad
on the ranches around Hermosillo.
Governor Borques now Is planning
establishment of schools la the Taqui
TiuaaH.
FREIGHT RATES ARGUMENT
TO BE HEARD IN CAPITAL
Phoenix Arts Oct. 19. Oral mm-
ments re latin s: to rradod tiwiacoB-
tlaontal freight rates aonsbt by in-
tormoontain atatee. will b heard in
Waahteston Norember 4 aad S Vve-
fbre the Inters tate eoixunerce oommls-
ion. accordlaa; to word reoeired by
the Arizona corporation comnUaalon.
Testimony had been taken In Chicago I
dsn PranrlsrA atwl Keil TVak '
The state commission announced
that commissioner F. A. Jones ot
Phoenix -who appeared at prerioas
hearing's on the subject would present
arguments at tne waantngrton hear-
las; in behalf of Idaho Nevada Hon
tana. Utah. New Mexico and Arizona.
in their petition for rates passed on
distance thus affordina; the inter-
mountain states lower rates than
those of Pacific coast states.
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