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weight division. His ambition, natur- ally, is to have another crack at the champion, but if that young man will not consent any good local boy will Jack Johnson. Reincarnate East Thinks Flynn's Chances By James J. Corbett accommodating Willie. ByTimothy Turner satisfy the were more Champion of At first thought experts Town inclined to place Wolgast among the Arrives In This Man's Are Slim With Jack Johnson the World. to give Ritchie "down and outs" than magnificent the credit due him for the Wonderfully Clever Black Working Out With J Hwrkk Soe Gossip of fight he made against the title holder Feeling Different in South and West; Few Have Looked Into Flynn's Record, several weeks ago. It is now begin- the Boxers Right Here la Bl Paso. upon Wil- . and Pueblo Fireman Will Enter Ring in tie Pink. , ning to dawn the fans that lie is one of the best Jn the division. It was this same Ritchie, then a mere many and the black and whits sparring partner for Packey JOHH80N years ago is la Dewey at New Orleans not workout novice and Wo-ga- st ACK ten hope or danced about in handy Xfcw York, X. Y., 1. Here ions, kibosh on (proposition McFarland, who substituted for weeks ago. ana that he hu fashion. June in the is that ac- Paso. His name Is Harry Wills. management nan. wjiis They have cosy little training quar- tne east the apathetic feeling that ex- me present. against Freddy Welsh and Ei his mysterious up lor be splendidly; also the He Is black, and straight and tal- l- certainly is a black baby boy. To see ters fixed for Herrick back of the ists towards tne coming championship Still judgment should not taken quitted himself Jack Johnson would booze bazaar. A canvas is stretched battle between Jim Flynn and Jack too hastily in Carpenter's case. He is same kid who took McFarland's place six feet two tail. e him go on with visiting overhead to keep off sun, and startling to boy years, Willie Lewis is the neartly trounced Young Erne over a reach weif inches. be worth one's time. For the the Johnson is in contrast the a in and and of pounds. He has midnight is as fast and clever against the adobe walls of the patio throughout the middle west one who taught him the rudiments of Philadelphia. From his record 22 -- years old. piece of sentiment in woudl appear He is big. he big and tall. And oh, that is rigged a bag. The big black aa and south, from which sections of the the game. Possibly a consideration for the last few months it And he is fast. To see a black as is pole! the Chicago middleweight worked out country only recently returned. tutor had something to do Willie's sterling performance in skip around a- - ring, box. reach a regular clothes ' hae his former am of that flake, but tarantula rope, good to Of course the black is no good spar- with the gloves. Then they wrestled In conversation with a bunch of well with the result of the contest I the Wolgast battle was not a punch the bag, skip is mid- tried to. But performance resem- sports in a local rescrt the other opinion did not fight up to his evidence the boy has Improved is working out with ring partner for Jask Herrick. the the known the he that among look at Wills on Calle dleweight who will meet Chappy Ho- bled a white ant crawling on a big, day. I took mental inventory of the best mark In the Iewis conflict and until today he can be classed - Jack Herrick back of a saloon bullring Sunday black elephant Then they pounded news of the lot. and to be frank, they expect to hear more favorable accounts the top notch lightweights. Comercio, over in Cindad Juarez. He mer in the Juarez bag. skipped rope. was ' ,h ; youngster In the future. Friday afternoon, and week. But Herrick went on with him the Inside a had it fiirured as already "in for the " of the worked out get bath, came no. i . v,A..1. . r vn Kai AVPT1 VHH Friday afternoon, and tried to in shower and that wst iV I a was v haltu rwtv fence-post- s; a bunch of fight fans there rub-dow- n Ultttn. town bears Something new Burnetiaed tickled fat under reach. It was like fishing not last for last of all comes the taken the trouble to investigate Flynn's WlUle Ritchie is in and longer; stralghter and assembled. that the ne- with the prepare tion that's like i '..aken modestly. Incidentally it last - mystery about Wills. things out of a deep well. But ecord at all. but had it for his laurels cheaper than cedar. Carried In stock The- is a bit of enough to afford a good liquid limberger. ;,--! anted b ausc Johnson is cham- mentioned he Is dodging he defeated Nat gro went fast that might be that ilght-- only by Lander Lumber Co. But it Is known that Jack Herrick wants a sparring part- pion he is unbeatable. Snap judgment no challenges from anyono in the ner of his size. But that seems a hard of ths kind is too often the rule where son must be thanked. Tet within the thing to find just now. The big black i hampionships are involved, and fre- past two weeks he rendered a service enough, yes. bad quently proves costly to those specula- to the cause he represents which makes is clever oh but it's appear for the clever Chicago kid to go on te ely "inclined who back opinions based any earlier effort trivial. with a man so much his better in mi Mich an upfnund basis of calcula- All the Out Of Ty Cobb's attack on a Hilltop and on. Ty Cobb Incident spectator during Detroit's visit to New reach, height weight and so tl tion. im- gets a boxer in bad habits. Herrick When 1 iniui.acd im sang of the Tork arose the most serious situation playmates more dimen- pression prevailing in certain localities which has confronted organised base- wants of the Flynn had an excellent chance o:' peace pact was signed sions of his opponent Homer. Jack is that Affair ball since the Tigers, a clever boy, and never punishes his they up and began to take of the 10 years ago. Hughie Jennings' winning, sat Ins and Outs younger partners, in fact, is always gentle notice. That is, a few did. The rest the greatest road card in the enough, me "ha ha." But when major all went out on strike preferring to take the lams '.ive the quiet SESIBixlHKK ,sf& 'ijsWBBKamai circuit Georgian himself. He says anybody up to 170 1 told the skeptics that there would Done Much in alleged sympathy when the do, be considerable coin to back the white SSSSjSjaMBBSflMScffSjBJWBESSj Ban Johnson Has peach was indefinitely suspended. By will if they're not too long am quoted, provid- 18 players automatic- lanky. This 84 inch 'reach business is man when the odds are 3?or Organized Base-- refusing to play, of a good thing, says he. ed the price is in accordance with the ally suspended themselves and .qualified to much dope on the battle, they listened to my ball, What? for the "black list" Pennlngs saved pie! with a bit more respectful atten- the franchise for bis employers by Kid Mitchell, who fought so cleverly tion. gathering together a makeshift array of and cleanly with Jsjk Herrick in Jua- There is one tn'ng sure as late, and semi-pr- o- and amateur talent The strik- rez a few Sandays ago; has a funny ono tnat is Flvnn will be well handled dur- v; - Moral Side of Question; Who ing players issued an ultimatum to to telL During Ms fight In Philadel- ing the training period and well cared jfflsSslEHHSi' Johnson. They declared they would phia, the El Paso Mexican received lor in the ring. He will climb through a. JmmWmmMsmaiMmwEBmwBk '""? Was Eight, Cobb or John- never play until Ty Cobb was rein- a hurt to his right shoulder which has ropes in better shape than for any stated. not the have a Sides of country was been bothering him a little bit h.mle of his career. He will IvcjrEScSBSBBBsBz&gaflBBBBF 9M son f Both It. Immediately the whole since. Well, during the recent rough-hous- e greater knowledge of the fine points up In arms. Public sentiment is a nine-tent- hs in the Juares bullring. Mitchell of boxins than ever before; he will most peculiar thing. Possibly tumbled out on his bean, it will be carry more weight than when he W. jTMASBETH) of the country's enthusiasts same old negro years ago, (BY Cobb. At Shibe park he and remembered. After that the tackled the several 1 sided with became sorer time will have been New York. N. Y.. June OrganiM the deserting Jungaleers were roundly sore sholuder than and for the first owes much to Ban Johnson. The array ever. But after it healed, Mitchell, to conditioned and trained. baseball ma- cheered. Jennings's make shift surprise, Ryan, than whom there is advent of his American circuit Into was as roundly hissed. Before the be- his joyful found that the old Tommv jor marked the dawn of Connie injury had gone. The joint of his right none more qualified to condition and league ranks na- ginning of the fifth inning as baby's. cele- a fighter, has full charge of the a new era In the government of the Mack's patrons went to the box offices wing was as free a To second consider tional pastime. From the chaos of war demanded their money back; they brate fits good fortune, Mitchell is go- aspirant for the title. I Rrf ?Emm &M?8BtfmwMmmWBB Wm$- buljt principle of government and ing to play behind the home plats In the greatest trainer in the world, and. was the summer clalme'1 they had not paid to see a game Washington park sav I am not peddling hot which now controls the great burles.'e. And in the storm of disap- the ball at hen I that. good John- - ed Sunday -- 4 j3-253ss- sport For much ot this highly and wear the mattress for the, air. I know whereof I apeak. xLN rii proval th rebel cause was says Jeffries first came east Politicians laid aside their per- International team. He he thinks When Jim recom- time. Georgia's baseball good enough training for a. he had size and avordupois to sonal issues for the prize fighter between bouts. Mitchell mend him. and that was about all: In delegation to congress endorsed Cobb's appearance as the star of a action. From broadcast over the coun- has his eyes on some chances to go his first JlAMES J. CORBETT. try telegrams of sympathy were heaped on in the east that m, if nothing devel- bill that embraced Bob Armstrong and vreekly ops gets O'Donnell as adversaries, he Who new contributes to The Bl upon the mutineers. here before he the wander Steve ln u Pasa Herald's Sportinc Columns. When the Detroit players walked out. wasp in his bonnet a miserable failure. way Bos- i a poor showing that landed?.tne Ban Johnson was on his from as this protege with " MIMsffiK .,aaBaMMHBteaiaK JBaS He was apprised ontest with Fitssimmons, then cham- his former to his trouble IK ton to Cincinnati. Chappie Homer 1 training down It) - T Albany. pion The latter was tipped that Jell the State Athletic comomission, and It IsssMraSk? ' IbbL aafcJHIIKAKvlsH'l of the mutiny when he reached Hotel Fisher, where he can be near was a big piece of Camembert and con- suggests a very busy season ahead for ZSHliBK It wa by far the most serious situa- his friends. The English boxer was to the match after making the Mr. O'Rourke. But what Interests the tion that ever had confronted the man employed on the Paso Del Norte hotel sented small end fight following public is the prospect who framed the destinies of the Ameri- go big fellow agree to take the cr work before he tied up to on with purse regardless, of resuU of Falser' s early return to Jhe ring: can league. Instead of rushing helter-skel- many are of the have hot-be- d of Herrick in Jnares, and his Good old BUI Delaney had charge of the fans including yours truly, to Philadepbla. the friends pounding things on the bi called Tom- come td regard the Iowa boy as the r. voluiicn. Ban continued placidly on the time and in - -'' A drummer's sample room is .leffries at pair most premising of the white heavy- hi- way t" In the mean-tin:- skeleton. mv Ryan to his aid. Between the - fitted up for a camp, and the claimant way of a weights, and as that particular species In- h;..i the wires hot. sounding the a "first class article in the sin- to see to the middleweight championship o? the ring one is very (rare these days, it is to be el ib iTiSc'intr of his league if un- fighter was turned into spe- iv uhl behind his action. By Mexico is hard at the grind. He is 1 years ago to cerely lipped that this magnificent they rtand . .lune evening Just permitted to fade the- time !( reached Cincinnati he was der the management of Jim Kenned:-- w rest the title from one of the greatest cimen will not be a local contractor. Homer Is said to v action. assured of the hearty ocooperation of wrappers in the history of the sport-Blil- awav and perish from want of have an awful kick in either paw. and n&n--el- f" big boy can't agree hi .olleasues. That was all he wanted. Delaney was a great trainer If O'Rourke and the to- to be able to produce somnia the men all lines, the former should have little trouble In Cincinnati were gathered at and like good in ac- gether all National league mag- slightest provocation. They tell a was' quick to recognise and appreciate in selling his contract to some one the story laying of Ryan ceptable to Palzer for a substantial nates to celebrate the dedication of about his out two six aMlitv in rivals. Hia selection cheap- August Hermann's new baseball plant footers in a bar room fight not long .,s an" ally proved billy knew his little sum. That would be the easiest ago, doing the work in one bing. thoroughly. est and most satisfactory way of set- Johnson aot into conference with his shift book tling differences. f.io associites of the National commis- bang Just like that He must be the If Jim Flynn aa the making of a their sion, Tom" Lynch end August Herrmann. original "knockout kid" all right (hampion in him. Tommy Ryan wUl delicacy enough. no one else in The best white heavyweight match They fully appreciated the of find it and develop it as now his position. He toid them he meant can. Hia great skill as a in range of vision Just is between jfSS8BSSSSaSBSnSBSBSSSSS-Cv.ga- Dillon, so the business the English champion. Bom- I l IsBBbHmS to fight the revolution to the death. Jack who easily knocked of boxing and conditioner ol Palzer and They organized base-ba- il out lingo Kelley, of Chicago, In- icacher Jeffries the. heavy- bardier Wells. The "hopes' were sched- Cobb Incident Most Serious f realized that if at men helped make Fra-aclse- gave an inch of ground it was dianapolis recently, was mtt twice by champion the gift or im- uled to box at San on the weight and as coming fourth, but I understand the Since the Peace the end of peace and order established Jack Herrick. On both occasions Her- porting his knowledge of the ins some reason or other. tiirough years of patience and harmony. rick held Dillon to a draw decision. outs of the game may accomplish as match is off for Pact. Johnson was assured of the hearty co- and srowed up cleverly with the In- Pueblo erfireman next Palzer and Wells irould draw more dianapolis fighter. much for the money in a 19 round bout in Gotham operation of the National commission. Herrick has a fourth of July. a finish fight on the coast JehnseH'n TJltiraatHsa. pretty good record .behind him, is a than for ground. (BY W. W. NAUGHTON) clever boxer, and, best of all, is a clean Tom O'Rourke's one beat bet, Al Pal- and this is the logical battle Then he jumped right into the Qua- Hver. our promising white Big Al yearns for something to do and San Francisco, CaL. Jane L Was ker City. He was ready to announce zer. one of most Bombardier would baseball or Ty Cobb justified foe in- himself. He heavy weights. has "ranouf on the a mill with the on spec- in turn issued an ultima- manager. In declaring his in- please him greatly. Wells expresses flicting corporal punishment a tum. He told the rebel Tigers that veteran shift- willingness to mingle, but asks a ridic- tator who showered personal abuse on they would have to play or be "black AHMY HAS CHANCE tention of quitting O'Rourke and guarantee. Still, the him? himself, Pabter insinuates Tom ulously large if listed" for life. He told them be would TO BREAK TIE-U- P ing for Palzer-CRourk- e row can be adjusted The writer has read and listened to case own ireated him unfairly in the division of connec- attend to Cobb's after his ring and on the stage, I am sure the local clubs will offer oodles of argument in the fashion. And in a half hour's talk he The tie in the City league standings earnings in the terms alluring enough to tempt the tion and is satisfied there is still a convinced Frank Navin, president of ought to be broken this week end. As a.so that he has wanter to fightright be- to be said on both sides. O'Rourke wanted to Briton. New York wants a match deal the Detroit club, that he must stick with result of last week's play the 22nd in- along and that tween big men, and wants jt badly. "A man's personality is sacred to the rest of the American league pro- fantry and the Millers tied up witii make an actor against him against nis monopolized himself and he should not suffer him- The little fellows have the names." say those moters as he always had stuck. Navin five games won and two lost each. local rings the past winter, and, enter- self to be called vile got aboard the band wagon of organi- Now the army team has a chance e To this Thomas replies that Falser to be, have who take the Cobb side of it "Besides games, case of bighead, and anyway he taining as they have proved thing of hounding a player is far zation. He stood to lose a quarter of a win two or at least to break has a er appetites of this million by even. ironclad contract binding Pai-z- only served to whet the leaching in its effects. It rattles him dollars worth of players The soldiers are playing the has an years more: so M the sports for a glimpse at the heavies. showing defying the mutineers. But still he told Bakers (the former White Sox) Satur- to him for four appeals to lovers of the game and prevents him from the them he would by ship day afternoon, take on Millers should worry." According to O Rourke. Nothing best tnat is in mm. inis means uui , stick the and and the him, he will like a scrap between a couple of good to he belongs is mane take what substitutes his colleagues as the first game of Sunday's double if the big fellow quits big the team which could spare. Threatened with the header. The second game Sunday will have to retire from the ring as well. n.en.( . to suffer. bring on Sheltons, will not allow Falser Those who view the matter from the "black list" and deserted by major the Bakers and the He insists he s Georges Carpentler. middleweight angle contend rooting or league rivals upon whose sympathies old Internationals. to box anyone except under O'Rourke Europe, disappointed his opposite that "Ty" Cobb, storm center In the baseball "strike." and president Ban John- the striking Tigers counted, direction, if Al attempts to champion of roasting at a baseball game is largely had there and that admirers when he failed to score a de- birthright and that seeking to curb son, of the American league, who quickly broke the strike. was nothing left but to make the best engage in a fight or signs with W A a at- of a bad bargain. When Navin prom- ORO-LEAD- S manager he will enjoin botu cisive "win" from Willie Lewis. the vocal output that causes the Cobb states his present position In these words: DE IN other manager put a legal stop- match was on the tapis for Carpentier mosphere in the neighborhood of a ball ised to pay the fines his warriors fell lub and and and Hike Gibbons, but as the latter eas- park to vibrate would be interfering "Johnson cannot harm me by keeping me out of the game. He only over one another in their eagerness POOL TOURNAMENT per on the proposed matches. upon two occas- - subject My salary goes to embrace an opportunity would of opinion wit ily outclassed Lewis with the liberty of the harm the Detroit team. on just the same. that 1. Add this difference A player should be deal dumb and let them back into the fold with some Trenton. N. J.. June Alfred deOro, say "Johnson is the most egotistical, the most overbearing and the most stub- show of remaining grace. challenger for the world's pocket bil- blind to outside influences.' those suspended en- way of thinking. "At the born person in baseball today. He was entirely wrong when he may be quite true Ban John-- liard championship, defeated Edward western universities and schools, of the latter It that i Ralph, of Hightat own. holder of the CONTEST AT in the meet it is predicted records worst he should regard roasting as me, because he did not take time to Investigate the case first He did it after son did not turn the coup singlebandfed. CLOSE tered in- accompaniments of a calling But he not be given title; last night In their second block will be shattered. Sixteen events, one of the the most Johnsonesque fashion. I can get a dozentimes as many witnesses should the Z0 13C. MEET relay race, compose that enables him to draw down big lion's share of credit? In what other of points, by 2M to The score BIG COLLEGE cluding the money." as Johnson or Leuckfcr can to prove their stand. In fact there are just two league has a president so much power now favors de OrO J91 to ZZS. the program for the day. The meet will The final block of ZG0 points will be begin at 2 oclock. And there you are. against me, Johnson and Leucker." over the promoters? Club owners of Missouri Are In support of the free speech phase the American league have thorough played tonight California and of the matter, it may be stated that confidence in the ability and diplomacy 143 Men FORT BLISS MMX tVRB there are certain forms of outdoor of the man who established them so : Close Rivals; IttRADY VOn TRIZB RING world around, that would without the uproar that emanates from teristics a baseball crowd is unique. firmly i n baseball. may be $S'i?$4!'!''&& sport the many seems spectator who villt-fle- s It true that 1. languish if there were any attempt to the throated bleachers? It At a prize fight a Tom Lynch would have been as firm to Compete. Ft Bliss, Texas, June No one. of course, silly to propound the question, any- one of the contestants unnecessar- ADDITIOKAL SPORTS Herald: muzzle spectators. way, tur- had the trouble arisen in the National I. QN PAGE Lafayette, Ind., June 1. It will be Editor El Paso becomes emotionally insane at a game as it is not the concerted ily frequently finds some one close at But could he have whipped all his 3KXT Young McNally, 125 pounds, would and I have never heard of a moil, but individual vituperation that hand who disagrees with him and an , a fight between the universities of like to meet Frost from company K, of cricket is complained in Cobb case. On forces into.line? Would there not have r $ 4; " "if 4 V elected from a golf links of the But impromptu scrap Is the result. tile been a roar C. W. )tnr-p- r, f i California and Missouri for first hon- 2 2d infantry, or any other lads from nn hinc point of where there is general excitement there baseball bleachers a man may rail at terrific from "Fighting ;for becoming excited to the Is sure to be an occasional for Instance, if he stood to lose all ors in the 12th annual meet of the El Paso;' also Jack.' another violation of a player in the most florid language the Cubs by Mur- fast boy, will take on any. lad at 165 or turbulence. America, foot- the laws of enthusiasm and that Is and not offend the sensibilities of "black list?" Would Intercollegiate conference here With baseball, in and " phy, like Navin. have been wining to Western 170 pounds. . . Britain, is different what the fellow who offended Cobb those around him. It would seem as today, according to predictions of Ath- ball in Great it was guilty of. though player is always pass up a quarter of a million in ex experts night Address all communications care of In Australia, the "barrackers,'' as the a baseball change for a lot of substitutes passyO letic last university John Mundlne, rooters are called, are allowed plenty The clamor which prevails at a base- either the common enemy or the idol. Athletes representing the Co. D. 18th Infantry, may players ball game along from rival clubs? Not in a thous- of miners are given an outside chance of rein. They abuse the is a form of "hysteria So long as baseball has the excit- and years, unless he were hypnotised Base Bali Sunday victory and are expected to win the Fort Bliss, Texas. with whom they are not in sympathy, Americana." It is born of "a deep ing effect on the human mind it has or chloroformed. ' for conference both individually ahd collectively, and rooted love for the grand old pastime at present it will be hard to provide premier honors of the something in the na- and a desire to see it played In Wholesale Conspiracy. DOUBLE HEADER schools. Neither California nor Mis- SCORBK LBAVBS. it is only when a against such instances as that which of "big eight" CCLPEPPBR ture of an incipient riot begins that flawless manner. It is what the effer- moved Ty Cobb to blows. In the mean- Now that the trouble Is over, few be- souri is a member the C. Culpepper, scorer of the are squelched by the vescence and the bubbles are to t,hlng Missouri won the western collegiate official the noisemakers newly a time It would be a grand if some lieve Detroit's players so dearly love 22nd Inf. vs. Globe Mills year. Records of the Cali- City league, left Friday San An- strong arm of the law. There barrack- uncorked bottle of champagne one would discover a lymph which Ty Cobb that the went out in empathy lassie last for regarded as concomitant of and without said effervescence, 'the imper- SHARP men are sufficient to receive tonio, called home by the death of his ing is a would reader ' baseball heroes for him. It looks more like a whole- 2:15 fornia football. wine would be as vapid as ditch water. vious to jibes and jeers of profession. more than ordinary consideration. child. He will not be able to return In game be Incidentally, in many of the the sale conspirac by the The With 143 athletes representing 23 time for the games this weekend. And what would a baseball its charac bleachers. Detroit players simply proved the vs. "goats." Ther believed that ill the Purity Bakers American and National league players Shelton-Payn- e BT would hold out in sympathy. In fact an effort was made to form a Players' SCOOP Lesson No. Scoop Resigns as First Baseman Protective association. When it fell ADMISSION 25c AJTD 35c TUB CUB REPORTER 6. "HOP" through the Tigers saw they were is bad. They made the mistake of tak- ing too much for granted. Had the Washington Park tod6hcoop-"o- r- 'SewN&URer-w&I- ) ('BflSS-Y- oo vied nnion first been formed it is doubtful SN F3sr if organized baseball would have sur- ) NO tV- the sASEA.tS3swwi. jRsrsftsej AwHitT-fl- - vived the shock at least without war 'Pss3&, r - I trouble and expense of the bitterest ANo:MsmNerTb ffV ; See. crusr How fsr- of historv. jf!f V" It is likewise a mighty good thing hfe-raosHKTB- - for organized baseball that the United mv which IN A Y AilAiT toM&tfM"-- - - States league had given evidences of BALL GAME ir tom 0- totteringr. Had New York not proved J a venture, such frost in the "outlaw" Save your clothes ami be com- the promoters of this new venture misht have interested sufficient capi- fortable. Get a cushion from tal to shake organization to its founda- tion. The United States league tried the boy at the rand stand. its best to wean over the Tigers before they returned to the fold. Jennings's Jungaleers were too wise to leap be- fore looking. A month earlier they might have taken a chance. But Just about the time they struck the V. S. league was considering th0 advisability of dropping New York and Washington from its cir nit. New York territory had alria.H hi en abandoned. A cir- cuit without money enough to carry the fight into major league territory for more than .1 week dit! not appeal t players used to drakintr down mamr leasue pa i ji. ks the fir-- t and fif-t-et Copyright 131- -. Tho Itttu tuaai Syn nth of tlij month.