EL PASO HERALD Sport and Society Section Over Training Is Often the Cause of "Cold Feet" on Part of Battlers

Sport and Society Section ' EL PASO HERALD Sport and Society Section Over Training Is Often the Cause of "Cold Feet" on Part of Battlers

THE CUB Welsh Claims hirst Battle With Ritchie SCOOP REPORTER "Beso Soplado" Or Blowing the Kiss By "Hop" Presence of EngKshhampion In America Stimulates Interest in Lightweight Battlers Jfefvons Strain Oftenn Responsible for "CoM Feet" rrb wtK seHoRrm- - -- Your. V wuswi fk ONef b I ' " a tKRS of fsf2) WHATS L By T. S. ANDREWS. Faa. instance, n-- RKrtvr HrtmoToMsoR I fjCPScw. 4$ I tells IWPfi has.t Be IsjiJ arrival of Freddy Welsh, the feel afraid of Klaus for he had fought fp3. 'T3i CL lightweight champion, Hugo Kelly, at that time considered THE in Klaus, and also other in- better than . this country will stimulate good men. without having the least-fear- terest in the 133 pounder division, Mcuoorty also went to inglana although there is little need of it at witn uaiiaaan ana iougnt. macs present, a- - there is unusual interest heavier men tnan nimself ana ottered i entered just now on Willie Ritchie, to pat up Dig ibneita, tor at least the Ami i lean champion, and other Ualiahan dia to light any man in prominent lightweights, among them me miuaieweignt class at inai time, Joe Rivers. Tommy Murphy, Leach wciuaing uiuy pape ana ueores Cross ana Pa key McF&rland (if the ai penner, tuc r . tucu ciiauipion. latter can be classed as a lightweight.) One of tn greatest mioteweights Welsh had some big matches pending ever produced about the midlewest in England, especially with Hughie quit game extreme Mehegan, the Australian champion, and tne because of his M.itt Wells whom Je defeated, but he nervousness before a contest. That said he preferred to let the others wait was Ted Malone, a Milwaukee boy, who and come over and get a try at' the fought a number of battles and de- i orld's title, which would result in a feated some of the best N fighters meeting .betw etn himself and Ritchie around the west during the period of Welsh claims, and with some reason. 1904-- 5. Malone was not only clever, that he should be given first crack at heavyweight, and l'reddy argues cham- - but could hit like a Kitchie. that as he handled most of the middleweight lun of another country he has a right with, babes. On two or i) challenge for the world's title and he boxed like thit Mr. Jiitc hie is in duty bound to three occasions he was matched up T'"eogniz' his claim first. He also and each time he had to call the bouts CACTUS STARS WIN .iruis that as he defeated Ritchie in of because of illness. Give him one English Promoter Clamors For McFarland a 21 round battle at Los Angeles before day's notice and take him out of the FROM LAS CRUCES Fans Keeping Close Watch On Chance Ritchie won the championship from Ad most gymnasium and he would beat Chicago Battler and English. Champion Have Small Prospect of Meeting Success of New York Americans Considerably ob. Russell Wolgast at San Francisco, he should any man of his weight he met. One With n Handicap of 200, the Upper Depends Ford and l"-- Sport Gossip. entitled to first try now: in fact. day I asked Dr. O'Brien, his physician, Volley Ilovrlent Lose Match by Hal Chase. Y rlsh has been claiming in the British Margin of 310 Sukeriuan By ED. CURLEY. ss that he is world's champion, bas- - the cause of his illness and asked Ilotvls Perfect Score. By JOHN E-- WRAY. was all. "Not much" five-me- n 7. utr his tlaim on his previous win over whether it fear at The team alley record of EW YORK, N. Y., April Con down his throat. If he does, we can T. LOUIS. Mol. April 8. The only second means Kitchie. replied Dr. 'O'Brien. "The boy Is hish- - the southwest was approached within you only sympathise with him. tion of a the difference vincing the public tliat are $40.00-a-year manager now between "safe" and "out" However, there will be little in the ly. nervous, .especially when in train- IS pins by the star Cactus club five McGoorty got J 19.000 In his last in SayM - not resting quietly, and possibly S Knight Chase Won't Do. u i of entiment when it comes to ing, and fce thinks tJO much of the con Monday night in the srame with Las N fifteen fights under the management captivity is back In New York. Thus far opinions as to what Chase making :aatches on the Coast. The gest in view. He keeps it in mind all j Cruces and is still shaking. The New comfortably, in a nice green plot in a of Forkins," and of that number only where he will show what he has ac- has accomplished differ. Here's promoter-- , will figure out which is the Mexicans were outclassed, and even cemetery is one of the most important delivered the goods in three. Figur- 1. the while and as a result cannot sieep complished in a preliminary way with verdict on the subject, that merest ironey making bout and match nerves give wav he Is a with a handicap of 200 pins which parts promoter. ing inversely, that's a corking per- of Jack Knight, a former Highlands r up a cordmgly. There is no doubt that Soon hrs and the local team allowed, a margin of in the life of a fight centage. the hind-en- d, team of the foremost city wreck until the strain is passed. It "319 Jor it s a terrible blow to the pride to who is now with the Jersey City club. 'f ?acke McKarland and Ritchie could same any highly nervous was still standing against the meet folk, you We remember Eddie's terrible (that of the country. The Skeeters also trained at Bermuda. l matched on the coast it would bo is the with best efforts of the Cruces five. Bryan a lot of with whom goes two ways) battle with Mike Gib- a athlete and also with a horse. It is high game were chums a little while previous, and Chance's workout against Brooklyn where Knight had a chance to obser tlie biggest kind of a hit and would not or cowardice it is simply rolled and total, with a have be introduced once more. bons for which he drew down $7000. the showing of Chase. Says Knight: more money any fear to That was with more than dan-runners dia than contest nerves." smashing credit of Til. Sukerman is wallop a And any manager who can get $7004 watched interest runners and he is constantly in that could be arranged, even an inter- was also in his element and pulled the hardest and saddest for a battler that made such a show- the debut of any other of the four is dan- s And that Is probably the case with poor promo ever can receive. and he constantly in national match, but as long as Ritchie-insist- sports say they down second high total with a total ing well, he should get at least Sf.- - 'strictly new managers, big ger of spraining his ankle as he d.'l npon 133 at 3 o'clock; or 135 most boxers when the upset of 665. A strikeout was made Gliding along in this vein we have 900. Then you can put blame in the ago. have "cold feet." by to touch on an offer that George Mc- all the leagues. a few weeks I think either Your? ringside, there is little chance of Stratton. Wood was high man -, on him. or .Midkiff would be better for the joK Pat key beintr matched. is Cruces five, a of Donald has wired from England, of- For, not only has the fabulous sum Rivers for the with crash fering Packey McFarland and Freddie - supposed to be his annual stipend at- I also think that Chance will be com- another popular boy and will draw Some of the sports on the Pacific 543 Now safely yf fans, pelled to quit first, before the season Kitchie; Jaorpny ana "come-back- " Not participating Welsh a $15,000 purse to fight 20 that the Athletics are tracted the interest the but hg with wnile coast must have the bus content with in the London on May 11. within the cheering and somnolent his previous success with the Cubs is over, sending Chase to his regular Cross are close up. bad. Not content with trying to force Cruces game, Stratton and Sukerman rounds in men, berth." - Clark-Houc- The proffer sounds right if you confines of their home town, it is said attributed in some parts to bis But setting: right down to hard Jim Jeffries into another effort to re- walloped the k pair in an all Billy Purtell. an ite Sox mem- after-matc- tear apart. In place. that the business end is seriously not himself has caused curiosity as to legitimate mate Is one a fool of h by 81 pins. don't it the first weak-knee- tacks the the turn to the arena and make Sukerman Welsh England only ten days thinking of suing a railroad for the' what he may do with the d ber, also sas.there is gra e doubt with Welsh, as that would be a real himself, they are now suggesting that rolled his second- - 300 game of the left by put- Chase can hold down second berth, c btfbt, clever season, througn- - ago, showing that George waited un- dreadful manner In which the players Highlanders. In fact. Chance, warld's liampionship Welsh at Eddit Hanlon. at one time a and with straight strikes bully were transported. The railroad folk ting the Highlanders on their feet, can cwing to the awkwardness of his throw present holding the championship of game lightweight, return to the ring out the match, btratton rolled con- til he had "out." prove was own personality in fielding certain plays. Australia-Ritchi- m-i- n Again. McFarland wouldn't forgot a lily of the field has that it his Great Britain, France and e, and take on some of the present day sistent games. Hduck was high battle in that Chicago At long range it would appear that England unless he . was guaranteed nothing on a ball tosser when it comes rather than the merit of his , is tied up with theatrical con- lightweights in short bouts. for the losing team, making a high we players enabled him to win four the success of Chance, as a manage-- 2. Eddie Hanlon is still young, being game of 256. 66S. J 15,060. That small demand, we can't down to being fragile. Still, and that baseman, tracts until June after which he many and total of All help say. to ask, is Connie Mack preparing It ague pennants and two world's cham- and of Chase as a second are will be ready to match up, probably for under 34 years of age, but like of the rollers eclipsed the 200 per game but renders everything hate pionships in the past. likely to be postponed indefinitely. 4. fighters he has seen his est days and average, over comatose and calls for a new deal. an alibi for a poor showing this year? July and with totals well the you Chance will have no excuses to offer cannot hope to make a. showing against 600 mark. The scores: We're telling this to and not this year, for the training trip of the John McGraw has a wonderfully re- Very uptodate lads; in fact, he could Cactus clul) to George. For he knew it before we Charley Cutler, "who claimed the 011 frequently boxing fans will be the Total management been team in Bermuda has been eld under inforced club. He has six men the neard to remark that such and such only hope to take a beating. He is E. Clark 194 2M 190 584 got hep. In all probability he 'will of Jess Willard. has conditions. His men bench ready to fill vacancies due too game to be sent in any 184 take some "queen of the ocean," canned to make room for Tom Jones. the best climatic o a fighter "had cold feet" and reports a lad for A. W. Houck 196 216 596 can will, physically, have no complaints to accident or other cause; and each f are often sent to papers throughout such work. He started fighting when R. Sukerman 237 212 216 665 heading in this direction, within a Charley is out with a shriek that make. the six will be within a shade as gool the country that a certain fighter re- he was only 1C years of age in ISO W. D. Stratton 155 150 221 526 month or two. You can't forget him. be heard across the continent, telling as the man he replaces. In. Georsre fused to go on because of old feet," and he met the best boxers of his day, W. T. Bryan 2S4 255 714 for he's the fellow that offered Pack- the world that Willard is a coward AVI II Chaae Make Good: Burns McGraw also appears to have de- $15.-00- oppo-- . tc. including battles with Abe Attell. ey McFarland and Freddie Welsh 0 and will not meet a dangerous Not many believe Chance will lift veloped a bit of sterling talent good Is it really a case of "cold feet" with Frankie Neil. Young Corbett. Benny Totals 1004 983 1098 3085 to fight. nent. Now. if Charley told us tnis his club beyond mediocrity, unless the enough to displace Devore. in fat t. some .boxers or a severe case of ner- Yanger. Terry McGovern, Aurelia Her-rte- ra Las Cruces Totals iou cant blame George, for Us a when he was the main squeeze we wonderful Russell Ford is restored to Thus the danger of his men go-n:- vousness, which oftentimes brings on and Battling Kelson. He began Wood - 179 193 171 543 crool and forgetful world we live in. would oeiieve mm. bhi now, ne oniy the form which for two years made him stale through too early conditioning sudden The split between to decline in 1905 and lost a contest to Canines 1S9. 1S3" 148 4S9 I gets the loud and raucous titter. famous. Chance, too. has taken a ques- i3 rendered less serious. illness? An- ; I ".fid i e McGoorty and his manager. Kid Herman of Chicago at Los Stevens 147 1S1 1S5 513 Judeina; from the fervid disnatches tionable step in removing Hal Chase But another feature about the Mc- Marty Forkins, has been the means of geles and in-- the following year was MiUer , 17S 168 159 503 sent from the west, it looks as if Luther McCarty claims he has S40,-00- 0 from first base to pnt him in a position Graw substitutes is the lack of sec- bringing out reports McGoorty knocked out by Dick H viand in 13 161 1S9 16S 518 Eddie McGoorty is seeking a new in sight in four ten round no de- for which he is physically handicapped ondary pitchers. If anything ti.ip-pe- ns that Johnson Ma--t- y "w as one too game and that he has had rounds. He fought his :ast long battle manager and Marty Forkins desires cision bouts. Dr. Cook claimed he had that at second station. There are to the big three, Marquard. cold feet" at times. It was stated the next year with Owen Koran of Totals S52 883 831 3566 a new "middleweight. discovered the North pole. Did he get several physical features to playing and Tesreau, the clubs defence n that he had them when he was to have England and defeated him in 20 rounds. Handicap. 200 Yes. after all Marty did for Edward, away with it? Will Luther get away this position which make a left-hand- er crackeH almost beyond hope, with tr fought Frank Klaus, in Milwaukee, in Since then Eddie has been living in the latter is slipping a runout powder with it? the fraction of a second slower on formidable rivalry of Pittsburg and the 1910, but it is hard to believe. It is 'Frisco and has refereed a number of 2766 several important plays and a frac Cubs looming large this year. true that the night of the proposed contests. He might be able to weather Margin, 31; high game, Bryan. 25i; contest McGoorty was taken ill with through the four roend bouts with in- high total. Bryan,- - 714; strikeoit, fever and had a temperature of 12 or ferior boys, tut for a real contest-never. Stratton: - ' 104. Afterwards Dr. Frew explained Let the boy remain in Special Match. Mack Decides To Drop All His Scouts McGoorty was pretty fine SHORT, SNAPPY SPORTLETS that trained "come-back- - Totals and that no doubt his fever was This " stunt also recalls Stratton 206 191 214 614 1 Pilot of the Athletics Will Devote Attention to Trying Out Sapdpile by xne some ruiiaueipuut spuria brought on nervous tension snd eioris oi ' R. Sukerman 256 191 300 747 man-- pro- strain under which he had been work-in?- ? to resurrect the once famous Peter f Boston American league I ceive flattering offers from the Maher. the Irish Giant, but the sug Totals 462 385 514 131 agement has taken out policies moters in this country, as le won all There was no reason why h'e should gestion met with such frowns that the XyHILADELPHIA. Pa-- , April S. In salaries to scouts alone in addition ) seven of fights in which he was a prin- - ' Totals I aggregating J 100.000 on four cipal. The expect 10 promoters backed up at the proposi- E. Clark 222 176 204 602 iyj Connie Mack, the schoolmaster "f to the sum paid for obtaining the French Smith some , youngsters , Wood, Hugh Bedlent, Tris wind up with the championship. tion. In Milwaukee of the real A. W. Honck 238 256 174 8 -- - diamond, releases from the clubs of players. Joe stood old timers wanted to bring i the has startled the which they are the property. Speaker and Larry Gardener, have Charlie Neary back into the game, but I baseball world with the announcement Shlbe park will be a school for the ; each been insured for $25,000. Georges Carpentier has broken his INTERNATIONAL ' Totals 460 432 378 1270 the boy had too much good sense and that the names of scouts will be erased cream of the talent in college ranks I ' hand and the proposed bout itu declined to sanction any such moye. from the payroll of the Athletics. and leaders in the back lot game the j The McMahon brothers have secured Frank Klaus has been postponed un- i con- Campi's til April 29. Carpentier his hand It might have been..,- just as well to get DOUGLAS BOWLERS The tall tutor has come to the coming season. Assisting nim in tne Eddie signature to articles hurt T3 .. XT...... - ... : . WiH rv.ii.iw i aratTiv 111111 .1...lue :,--... 4.B..I clusion that the scouting system is an of bringing out new of ath- that call for his appearance in three in a bout with George Uunther. the il j,icr expense work stars come fighter. i match him against some husky youngs- WIN FROM BISBEE added and by no means the letes who may some day fill the shoes bouts in New York. Campi. has Australian ter, or still, match Benny most practical way bring young present well bal- to the front remarkably In the past better and to of members of his pro- i Charlie, for they were rivals in 1904 AVI11 p,aTers ln' th anced team Mack will have his first year. It is the intention of the One listening to an umpire announc- ' GrayK Open leagues: Le-do- and some fighters, too. IVarren Seowm for Tbe system mior,plans to Capt. Danny Murphy, moters to pit him against Charley ux. ing the batteries for the day is at a Amateur Baseball Game in Doug- - introduce lieutenant, and loss to Gives vour Bov & start. Let the youngsters have their time las ISext Sunday. to replace his elaborate scouting fol- - Harry Davis and Ira Thomas. Kid Williams and Frankie determine whether said umpire yv if,r- - up Burns. His appearance has been is speaking in Esperanto or reciting a PijODC 1 and forget about trying to bring the Douglas, Ariz.. April r. in the pres- iuivk lu Lueui iva iuih iih in "Scouts invariably do not sixe a first 147. J. P. MuJIfR. Pnb J veterans back into the game. ence of a large crowd, the Douglas baseball matters since he began his player the right wa. said Connie btoked for April 26. futurist poem. Y. M. C. A. bowlers won from the Bis-be- e career as a manager. He will devote "They keep constantly in mind their aggregation in the third and de- his attention to trying out schoolboys reputations as pickers. If a boy show Cahley Ledoux, the French bantam Possibly Bob Fltzsimmons' threat to ciding game of the perpetual trophy and sand pile "phenoms" instead of speed, a good eye for the ball and a champion, has packed his trunk and return to the ring is inspired by the tournament. The trophy, which was paying fancy prices for minor league strong arm. scouts wouldn't think of will soon sail for this country. He news that Jack Twin SulliTan whipped held last year by Bisbee. will now re- stars recommended by scouts. Mack recommending him unless he has a will probably start the early part of Soldier Kearns. pose in the keeping local Y a believes scouting routine, next week. Automobile & Accessories of the for the frm reputation and has had considerable Tommy Murphy ar- year. Baltzley, of Douglas, rolled high which little realisation has been made experience. A majority of players the "Harlem" has game with 212 and high average 197 Tiew Johnny Kvers has not decided upon rived in San Francisco for his 20 round of almost worthless in of the fact scouts are willing to recommend are i on April 19 against Ad Wolgast, pins. Douglas rolled a total of 2472 that it costs the club $10,000 annually I with minor league reps." his lineup for the opening game with bout and Bisbee 2241 St Louis. It is likely that XJheney iormer ngntweignt cnampion. xneir Sunday next will witness the opening will pitch the opening game while last fight was a draw. DIRECTORY game of the amateur ball season in - Bresnahan will do the catching until Douglas, when the Warren Grays come YANKEES BEST D0DG- . WRIGHTS LOSE GAME Archer gets in shape. Manager Chance would like to get a here. Arrangements are being made CHANCE good arm to tack onto Bert Daniel I ERS; HURT TO THE P0PULARS to secure a band for the day. Mayor The rasping sound in the direction and a good pair of legs to fasten onto Hankins has agreed to pitch the first Brooklyn, N. Y.. April 8. The New The Populars defeated the Wrights of the Pacific coast is an indication Jack Lelivelt. his two outfielders. few balls. An effort will be made to York Americans, by a score of S to 4, in the Amateur league, after a scrappy, that Tom Jones' larynx is still in the secure the consent of Col. Guilfoyle, of turned the tables on the Brooklyn Na- ragged session, by the score of 9 to 7. ring; There are those who claim that HI the ninth cavalry, to bat at the mayor's tionals here Monday in the second of According to the Wrights, the game Chase is bard to manage, but any man delivery, and H. A. Strodthoff, manager the two exhibition games between the will be protested at the next meeting of who can manage Heine Zira can han- of the Phelps-Dodg- e store here, to two teams. It was a costly victory, the Amateur league officials. The Battling Chlco. the coast bantam, dle a whole flock of prima donnas. eaten. however, as Chance and Derrick were Wrights claim that the scorer chalked has been rematched with Benny Cha- hurt. Chance twisted his ankle while up two runs against them which did not vez. The. bout will be held at Trini- CRAWFORD SKEKS GAMES turning first base after a base hit in count. The claim was disputed by the dad, Colo., on May SO. Earl Mohan, Steve Yerkes, who was one of the FOR EL PASO'S MAVERICKS the secondv inning, and was forced to Populars, and the game stopped in the manager of Chico, has .started the weak spots In Jake Stahl's lineup a Efforts are being made by business retire. Derrick was spiked on the hand eighth inning. This is the initial defeat coast battler off on light training. year ago. has vastly improved, and is manager Bill Crawford, of the Mav- by Wheat, when the later slid into sec- Of the season for the Wrights and the Chico is a training mate of Bud An- now considered as one of the main ericks, to secure a couple of games for ond in the fifth. Neither may' be able first victory for the Populars. derson who will meet Kayo Brown cogs in the Red Sox machine. Saturday and Sunday at Washington to start the championship season Thurs- Batteries: Populars. Milan. Gestean shortly. Mehan is training Anderson park. The weekly diversion for the day. Young, who succeeded Derrick, set and Gimble: TV rights, Levingston and ; for the bout. EI I Manager Griffith likes the younr Paso baseball public has not yet the crowd wild with brilliant stops and Jones. o been booked, throws. Coltfc and green players. "Players are nev--to- but several matches with Win From Stars. Jeff Smith, the American middle- young for me." says Griff. f 6reerys Gara&e New Mexico clubs are in view. In- The score R. H. E. Atkinson was batted hard and the Electric S weight, will return from France next broke into baseball, you know, when side of the next three weeks team New York 14 3 Colts won the second game, by EIectric Cars Sparking Batteries, -- the the week. It is certain Smith will re I was only 17 years 508 N. KANSAS and will take to the road, .nd meet Bisbee Brooklyn. 4 9 3 score of 12 to 4 from the Rio Grande that old." and Douglas. Batteries New York. Warhop. Fish- Stars. The heavv stick work of the Applications for games are still being er and Sweeney: Brooklyn. Ragon. Colts outclassed the Stars. AUTOMOBILES. Del-gad- received at the headquarters of the Wagner and Miller. Batteries: Satrs. Atkinson and o; Richardson Motor club, and it is likely that games for Other Exhibition Gamei. Colts. Wiggins and Davis. 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Philadelphia Ameri- Hammonds, and Adkins fanned five. us against Abe Attell for the latter's al- cans tNo. 2), 6; Norfolk, "0. Batteries: Tip Top. Hammonds and wear arid satisfy you as Come to me when others fail. leged "eye pecking" tactics when Walsh Carbery; Kast El Paso. Adkins and Col- Down Man Woman? I advertiKe it hat I do. I do what and Attell met in the ring last Thursday THOMPSON" AND JIAHONEV DUAAV. lins. well as any $25 suit you I advertlne. night. Keevin asks the commission to Superior. Wis., April S. "Cyclone" Pirate Crew Is Defeated. Have You the Dread suspend Attell for all time. Attell used Johnny Thompson and Young Mahoney The Sunset team sunk the Pirates buy elsewhere. Come in Blood his thumb In an attempt to blind Walsb. fought 10 rounds to a draw last night. Monday afternoon, in the Mesa amateur according to Keevin. The fight was lively throughout. league, by the score of 19 to 4. Both and choose from over Poison? Are You Suffering? teams did good work at bat. J. 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