SPORT & SPORT & Classified Section Classified Section Thursday, June Thiro, 191S. L PASOSPORTS, RECREATION, OUTDOOR LIFE CONDUCTED BY A. H. E. BECKETT ("BECK") MIX BEATS MM TO 2; THE WOMEN ALL LIKE TANGO BOYS bytadIIBMBIH Copyright, 1915. International Kews Service.

- ABEKOWEVEN IN SERIES II " "" JI TEXNIS yM , IMB1MUE vooa ho won. i vw jST fA pARArl7E." k-- NeMER aaaouutA ( ur vou ) l'" 60 TO WOKJt ! I Dukes Outhit Visitors, but Solons Bunch Hits and Benefit by Two Costly Errors; Hits Are Kept Well Dis- Beer, on Mound For El Paso, Works Fine For Three tributed Throughout. Innings, and Then Is Hit; Would Have Made Shutout Albasjtwro.ae. N. S, June 3. The Do., and OU FkMh booked up in a hard cam' Game,. However, but For Errors Behind Him. at the local park Wednesday afternoon. flaally coins to Um visitors by a score of 1 to 2. The Daksa onthlt the visitors, but to hoaae crews nits were fairly well dis- E Vix Ari.. Jane S. Bnncblnc leased, while Hester has made It plain to tributed asd bte "Mack" McConnell. who hiti with two costly error, the Red Toner that be will have to get into started oat with the now defunct Douglas PH tok Wednesday's game here, condition or get his release. Toner has toaga, was aMo t ttsbtea up with men n nd made ft even up on the 'series plenty of stuff, but seemjngiy Is awfully liar The bit fellow showed a vast w a Uie Ki f&so neavy Bitters. Tfle score slow in rounding into shape. The El Paso over sua work in the ftrat series 9M1 Z TO team has impressed the fans for Its fine of the year here and good support seemed in the secend Inning Thompson drew a physical condition. Every man la In shape to gtva him all kinds of confidence. When jrt-- v vent to third vrnen Jack Bites siaetea. to TIay tiptop bait, and they are on their hard pressed, ha resorted to a spltter. over ph.' came bozne on Bauer's single. Herb i tiptoes all the time. The Solons traveled which he seemed to have fine control. 2Ji.il held tfce visitors aar UDtil the sixth. promises to be one of the best t- - ih meantime, Satamy Beer, oo the xnoa&d are now sloughing off a bit. pitchers In the league under the careful f r the visitors, was havincr his troubles. KaUIo to Pitch. baadilnc of Kitty Braahear. 5 mm jrot alone like a ew automobile for For the game this afternoon. Ray "KalHo MeCenneU Handicapped. innings, in Zoartn. tne cyiinoera be upon for duty by Mack-me- n, MeCewiell worked under somewhat of a r-tre te will called the - cnn tr miss. In other words. Sammy was while Ed McCreery i due to work handicap for most of the game, as ho bad rg hit XKiwllng opened the Inning by for the locals. McCreery has. not been In MacMardo behind the bat. "Sport" la really T i t ng ore at Pendleton, which the short-- f the best of condition Ince the return of an osrttloider. hot has been piaylne first p tooted Lynn's single sent the second the team from El Paso recently, but Hes- baa W the Old Pneblos.. When CaUan sorter o third base. McArdle was retired ter believes, that the big fellow wiH be able imtlli Into the stand In an effort to grab hv th. infield, while Beer tightened op and to hold down the visitors In today's game. a foul fry aad hart his hand. "Sport" went fanned Pittman. box score follows: fceatad th. bat and caught a fairly good Sranlqn third The ganve, thoogfa Is hardly as capable In hit one to Daddy and the AB. ho s- - heaved tc wild. Scanlon going to sec- - EI Paso irlardyttrff yeans pitcher as Is Callaa. -- kr S a i an Dow and Lynn crossing the Perrine, lb bo oat of the game for several line - 4 Caftan jnay T i Hall single and scored with Scan- Mathes. lb days aad Jun Brown is figuring on get- wWn Nick Demvgio doubled. Hester Buddy. 3b. 4 ting- loots Bliss to look after the t t r pht and Demajrtsio crossed the plate Thompson, rf ...... S while the Tucson man la laid up. v h fifth run for the. home team. Nutt Bliss, c 4 -- double, followed by a single, a 'he 4 sbbp HbbsssbssbKsl.. bGSb!a'' 2t was a f n. o'it to Hayes nnd the Inning was over. Bauer, cf ' nertrle. and a second single that gave tba "n the two errors. Beer weald have Pendleton, ss ...... 4 vtattora two runs in the fourth ranlng. For n tr Hayes. If 4 g through the inning without being -- the rest of the game, they were helpless, aa rfl upon but the Infield errors seemed Beer, p 3 !!1!. mi! Irlaa witched great ball. i shake him a bit and h home team got McGlyun 1 sV iiiiii IT. E. LwSmt n The score follows: P T they good. when did the moat The . r--" r: Tiima lie 2M 5 "n; pot only eight hats off his delivery T.tal 35 2 : II 1! I Jlssssl '! Il y AlbaKracrque IM M sel 23(11 1 e SJsssBajL-- - the nti-- game and four of them came Phoenix AB. Jl. It. PO. A. B. T Batteries Tucson. McComwU and Callaa. - the one inning DemaESM. If ...... 4 MaeXwruo, Alboo.oero.se. Stevens. Irion and TWmpon s single and Pittman's, error Hester.-l- b 4 l s e o SSSBBBm V jBSBBBXSBBSjSBIBBk---- - MAD BaodoJ. r o th visitors theJi; second and final run Natt. rt 4 mBSBBBBBW SSBBBBllBBBBBBlBBBnr r t the sixth Inning. ' DowUnt. 2b 4 l o i o o "SSBBBBSSW --SSBBBBSBBkBBIBSB Beer Deserved Shutoot. LyBn. c ...... 2 eiioo , iBSSSSWJ CZiBBBBBBSBBBBK9r S-- I CROSS OUTFIGHTS Had it not been for tn errors behind McArdle ss 3 Y m Beer would Hkely have had another PHtraan. ei 2 o o s o i i W0LGAST, 10 ROUNDS shutout to his credit, while the Mackmen "Seaalac, 3b 2 i" 2 ' iiSii r'rnGlf- - hs . i LrwiI t 4. Leach Cross of run with, Sb-.- o s o o I3l1 New York. June w.u'd hae had hot one off Hall Brawn. .... 1 'JlTlilF IfI TrTl for- pPTfect support. Halt p I (ill'li in1 1 l TiIH-t--H New York outfought Ad Wolgast The attendance l picking up with every 'lt ' mer lightweight champion, in a ten friTrp nnd the fans, realizing mat 1 Pao Totals i 29 Siio4is 17 I z . round bout here last night h is about the stroocost team in the league. 'Batted 'ter Beer In vninth. Cross had a decided advantage In Solons ing beers, he doesn't have tn do one low out home run he wouM ur" rooting hard for the In this EX' '. M smashed. a every round but the fourth, when Wol- Paso ( tap yet very un- I owe he got sc nes. Pheenlx , EMtt WH) II 111 1 1 1 I of work, and he is himself, a stolen base. If gast showed a little of his old time IIeter May Get Harper. .I..: t U I III III II Bill III 11 I happy. a base on balls and then went all the body effec- Sammary: Strten bases, Lynn (3). Pitt-isa- a. Ill LUL UIUII lllll Mil form and used a left to the Hester i determined to have a winning HULULvl Armando, who is a Cuban gent way home on a wild throw to catch tively. In the sixth round Wolgast aggregation for Phoenix, and is likely to! Brown; saerifto bits. McArdle. Brown: llll Jumped an-ot- he Dfrznacgio: double from the Cincinnati Nationals him napping he would owe himself floored Cross with a left hook to the two base hits. Baaer. Uni ILIIUflflUUUUl llll miLULdl to the St Louis Feds and a court in- stolen base. eight on 1 . roan league in the next few days. It play. Matbes (unassisted); base on ballsy off Jaw and Cross took a count of - junction was quickly secured which George Burns, of the Giants was the i ited that Harry Harper, late of the Beer 2. off Hall 1; struct; out. by Beer 4. by one knee while bantering the former -- keeps Marsans from playing. best base tn American g is. will be with th dub when it makes Hall 4;"wlld pitch. Beer; bit by pitched ball. His salary stealer either the champion. swing ScanJoBTs hitting Ptttman '). by Beer; time, 1:40; umpire, is teste a year or 342 a day. And hs or National league last year. Burn's volley of nfit eastward. IS has nothing 1M 62 By Cross came back with a lefts Tra fallen off lately 4Bd he may be re-- Kane. 1MSSSING GIE to do but pratlce one hour scored ruas and stole bases. brought blood gushing a. day and loaf during scoring 10 runs 3M and rights that the others. he advanced bases from Wolgasfa mouth and nose and Fill "But I hate loafing." said the fleet beyond first Of those advances only Wolgast con- Cuban outfielder. "I want to play balL 6! or one fifth of the total advances offset his slight lead. It makes me sick because I can't play." were made through pilfers. Eddie tinued bleeding during the rest of the Doyle s Interference.; Loses Game Sox, to Outguess Pitch- Collins in 1914 scored 122 runs and oout ' Fournier, of White Who Tried Rowland Is Inconsistent Cross weight 136 and Wolgast 137 ' Clarence Rowland, manges stole 68 bases. That makes Collins" -:- !!:- -:------who the average about one base stolen for pounds. j:- ::- ::- ::- ers, Found Himself Thinking More of Pitcher than White Sox, wants his men to steal at every six advanced. least one base for every three that ho And Burns and Collins are about as Hitting Ball; Then He Eeversed the Order and advances. i speedy as baseballers go. CobLs Battino; Rally Aids Tigers Rowland's aim for his players Is in- Began to Hit Like a Fiend; Is Keeping Up. consistent Baseball does not permit a It man to average a stolen base for every The El Paso Ice ana Refrigerator Co. three that he advances, even though Maintains its own delivery system. BY "BECK." he be a reincarnated Deerfoot Pure distilled water and Ice. Phones "Adam Never ; I imi there is more than one kind , league than the American Is an open Bl" FRANK G. MENKK. Jnst Cant So It 114-11- 5. Advertisement in game question, but there is no question about lUKh, June s. The Oftener didn't But I always was wor- If a gent singled and the next bat- of "interference" ball Coombs doing. the batter I ter 1 n Boston, the fine work is In tries to outguess pitcher ried over the uncertainty of the guess- sent him home with a triple the The ordinary cost of a Want Ad In Had a Chance" as made evident in first game at Brooklyn Wednesday, Now a ing game. guessed wrong, or was runner would owe himself IS cents. v. L never in the .390 Had I a stolen base The El Paso Herald is It .linesdax, when an action by Capt Coomb held the Phillies to five hits lands class. Sach I Tight? The continual worry took my beoause he would have advanced three reaches an average of about 1W.MM Larry Doj le. of the Giants, deprived his and two runs and was also a star at a. player has his mind mind off, the. I was in there bases without pilfering-ones.-'- If fel readers each issue. DaL xxe runs confeatratedoii fact that a wm or a victory,. even umign it ao orougnt in two oubbcu nuut. uib jiiicner is going to inrow to bat not to play a guessing game. rot result in a lose. Burns was on and figured in the batting rally in the Well, one day last summer we Moran to fourth, when the Dodgers got three more than he has on the natural object third base and waited for sec- ms to plate to stacked ur against Walter Johnson. I grab DoJe"s fly. Doyle, standing back runs. The Dodgers also took the oi visit the hit the figured any use trying to 1 ond game of the double bill. 4 to 3. ball. it wasn't of the first bas. saw the ball coming in Jacques Fournier, outguess htm. so I Just waiKea up to and reached opt and caBCht it. There Sherwood Smith got back into the of the White Sox the plate and banged away at what Information was a commotion instantly. Doyle game and held the Phillies to six hits the 1915 battlnp sensation of the"Amerl-ca- n up to me. two home Day and and three runs, while the Dodgers hit league furnishes an excellent ex- he served I made claimed that the throw was wide and oppor- - ample runs that day. Ever since I have not that the ball, had he not caught It, Baumgardner and Deraaree at of what happens to a batter who been trying to do any outguessing. I Bureau at gone and could I tone times for nine hits and four runs. tries to outguess the pitcher and one would have wild that it who Cobb, keep In mind one thing when I go to r.ot have caught Burns, who streaked doesn't Jackson, Wagner, the plate that I must hit the ball. Union Night Service for the plate as soon as the flv was Collins, Lajole, Speaker and the other suc- Station Two singles, a double and an error famous of the present era of I think that system has been a frabbed by Moran. Malcolm Bason. gave-th- e Cardinals two runs in the hitters cess." iiTiipirinfr on the bases, declared that eighth inning and a victory over the of baseball don't try to outguess a Like a Fiend Now. Burns was out for "Interference." Had. pitcher. They swing at every good ball Hit given Beds, 5 to 4. that comes along, not worrying about It surely has. Fournier began to hit the run counted it would have on and the Giants a victory, as the game was Hamilton was in great form and how It is going to break. But they've like a fiend from that time the end of the 10th with the Earl always followed that course. Fournier's ended the 1914 season with a mark called at tbe Indians gathered only three hits off , score a tie, S to i.. Tesreau pitched case is different of .311. his delivery, being coated with white- 1913 .234. season Fournier seven innings and was hit hard, hut 4 to 0, by Cardinals. In Fournier hit for I7p to This started off at replaced the big wash. the The midseason In 1914 he did not much a whirlwind pace and he has been Rube Schauer, who Cardinals bunched hits off, Hagerman hit maintaining swung May bar hunter from the Ozarks, had them in tire fourth. The game was called better than .259. It He Into at his mercy Crutcoer pitched nlc in the seventh on account of rain. "And then I took a tumble to myself" with a batting mark around .459 and ball for the Braves. Lavan't triple with the bases fall gave has entered June with very little of it the Cards their three tallies in the working on theheory that a successful I shrunken away. If he maintains his Connie Mack was rAcently criticized fourth. batter was one who outguessed the present clip be will have a fine chance for letting Jack Coombs go to the pitcher. Every time Td step to the plate to grab away the 1915 batting cham- where the veteran is pitching I'd try to figure out in advance pionships from Ty Cobb and all the , Podeers. Ty Cobb started a batting rally In what i prand balL Connie answereH the crit- the eighth inning that gave the Tigers the pitcher was going to throw and others who give him battle. ics bv stating that 'you forget Brook-l- n three runs and a Tictory over the White then Td set myself for such a delivery. Mamans Is Unhappy. is in the National league." Whether Sox. 4 to 1. In the ninth. Cobb singled, Un.nally It Didn't .Work. Armando Marsans eets a dally salary it is easier to pitch in the National stole second and third and came home "Sometimes I did outguess the pitcher. sufficient to buy him 840 cool and foam on a scratch hit. Benz pitched great ball until he "lost his goatT through ANNOUNCEMENT! Cobb's kidding in the eighth. Cove-lesk- ie ' was steady throughout. THE JITNE COMPANY (Iic.) Kansas City beat Pittsburg. 4 to 0. has Here Is a Genuine through the good pitching of Johnson, .purchased the taxieab, transfer and, baggage business formerly operated and tied the Pitts for the. Federal "Beck's Amen by 0. C. Crismore Hupmobjle Bargain league leadership. Corner under the name of the BY BECK," 1 Connie Mack's old veterans seemed HOTEL TAXICAB AND BAGGAGE COMPANY 1915 Limousin model, five pas- to have a good day of it Wednesday, senger, two tops, limousine for besides Coombs's victory for the T litis new arrangement enables with Slou-fe- gATTING ana fielding averages of OCAL baseball fans are awaken- in Dodgers, Eddie Plank pitched the and one "Man." Guaranteed to victory over the Chlfeds, 2 tpl. the Rio Grande association, com- ing. The number of telephone first class condition, only run and dumped the Tinkerltes out of the plete op to and including the games inquiries received (Inc.) place. at The Herald THE JITNE COMPANY 5400 miles on paved streets. first berth into third of May 23, will be released pub- every night score to give covers, for about the indicates El Pasoans the most complete rent car and transfer service in Equipped with best seat Despite the cold wind that swept lication thronghont the circmt Fri- that the fans are showing consider- "Jitne," and" tube, bump- the Southwest. We trunk, extra ti?e over the Newark ball park, Quinn and day. "Watch for them. able interest in the club and the big now operate er, etc. Car driven by careful, Reulbach pitched great ball, the vic- stands at Rio Grande park should FIFTY-SEVE- N experienced driTer. Only reason tory finally going to the home team GIBBONS CARS. EVERY PURPOSE over the Terrapins, 3 to 2. In 12 In- JJIKE calls himself the be packed all next week when the A CAR FOR for selling is I wish a 7 passenger nings. "welterweight champion of the me complett over Old Pueblos come here to play the six. Car stands world," yet he weighed 155 pounds HcQoskeyites. $1.50 Up J1500. Will sacrifice for quick There was a weird game in the Per Hour and jg when he went into the ring ." American association Wednesday, when with sale, only 197S.60. No trade. walloped the Kansas City nine the Soldier Bartfield in Brooklyn on AS PRETTY a pennant race as one Terms to responsible party. Louisville Colonels 17 to . Monday night. Mike is about as , would care to see is now taking The Texas league race is tightening much a welterweight as Packy place in the Coast league, where ''i1 f 1 up. lead, but the ajKjSttiSSMSSfB I Fhosie Galveston has a fair the is a lightweight. They Los Angeles, San Francisco and PHONES OFFICES 167 next six teams are well bunched. would each S DEMONSTRATION". Shreveport as though have to cot off a leg to Oakland clubs are alternating 3500 rOR i started to make in the Hotel a runaway race of the pennant, but is make the weight of the class they lead, and where no is definitely Paso now firmly entrenched in the cellar. claim. dub 877 out of the pennant scramble. 644 del Norte TTHE THREE El Pasoans who are 878 Hotel Sheldon at the El Paso Country touring from El Paso to Jack- QOLFERS 2562 sonville, reached Valentine, Tex, club claim the average business Hotel Orndorff early on Wednesday, having made man, going over the course on a hot 1013 Hotel McCoy good time from El Paso, but met day, loses three pounds in weight 643 Union Depot To Cattlemen Seeking a Bank with a slight accident at Valentine while "a real fat man" win weigh and did not get out of there until in seven pounds lighter after finish- ing 36 holes than when he Wednesday night. They wired back started SHORT TRIPS ONLY 25c PER PASSENGER. Connection that "roads are poor." out. Why patronize Turkish baths, you fat guys? Take up golf. JT IS whispered in the east that CUR BAGGAGE DEPARTMENT IS UNEXCELLED Long experience and an intimate acquaintance with the special, Jack Curley has his eye on Juarez A!f EL PASO man it wouldn't PICNICS AND HAY RIDES "OUR SPECIALTY" as the scene of a finish battle for do to give his name had odd needs an financial of the cattle business enable us to offer to south- Jess Willard and some other .white dream the other night He says that SIGHT-SEEIN- G western cattlemen a banking service of exceptional accommodation. heavyweight, possibly Coffey, late in he dreamed of burglarizing an anto OUR CAR the fall. After all the "kind" things accessory shop and getting away We invite correspondence from, cattlemen and assure them every Jack has said about El Paso, Juarez with a lot of accessories. He de- Parties of 23 persons desiring an auto ride anywhere will do well to get our accommodation consistent with sound 101201031 practice. and El Pasoans in his articles, on clares it was the first time he had reasonable price on our big, roomy sight-seein- g car. how he arranged the fight, we ever, while in "the land of Nod," greatly doubt the truth of the east- had visions of breaking the law. A 'CJ. ern report. friend, familiar withsaccessory bills, American & wanted to know if robbing an acces- Trust Savings Bank JITTY KHIGHT is evidently hit- sory store would really be commit- ting his stride with the El Paso ting a crime. Would it, in your team. He pitched a great game at opinion? Tucson Tuesday. Kitty has been whaling the pill at a stiff pace and TIM COFFEY has trimmed Jim fielding well, but has been none too Flynn. Will Jack Curley keep steady in the box. It looks now, his premise and book Willard with ELEPHANT BUTTE AUTO LINE however, as though he has obtained the "Dublin Giant" now? Willard the needed Blc Amplex carj will easily accommodate 7 passengers; ready control, in which case is doubtless quite willing but will at any tune. Phone 6616. Kitty's value to the club is greatly his "managerial syndicate" fake a NORTH CAMFBEU, STBXET GARAGE increased. chance on losing some soft pickings?