Sport and Society Section EL PASO HERALD Sport and Society Section Batting Slump Sends Cardinals Toward Cellar; Giants Fatten on Pirates AD THE CUB TIMKEEFE'S GREAT VICTORY SPf REPORTER It's a Hard, Cruel World "After All By "Hop" Little Stories-Tol- d About . B W. A. Phdon.

WAS long ago--near- ly a quarter off, passing back among the boxes. of a century Only a foul no foul strikes in those IT and the Giants for days. Zlss the next one bent way out. so they called them, even then "One Whirr Buck Swing vtre grappling with the mighty Bos- scooped the next one on the sod. tons In a death struggle The season Twoto- - ba-alls- !" . "Steady. Tlmr of 1889 grunted Swing but the ball went was near a close; a game taken overhead, and Buck's ham -- hand either way meant everything and it dragged it down. "Three vas against , Ping across, the platter. "Sturrike vs Kelly. one." Two and two the score stood as, the Zoom Waist high and centered. eighth bgan and then there was & "Sturrike two." crackle of bats, a scurry of flying out- The Boston batsman swung like a field figures, a long slide at the plate flapping clothesline at the next, and and Billy Moans the ball sank into Swing's hand. Nash was home "Sturrike one." and waitings from the stands: then top, a heartening cheer from the optftnls-- 1 The batter spun like a' but the c and the Giants rallied. Two down. balrwas already past strike two. and Ward at second. Whopp! The glove closed firmly on T ulled a raking through center; the ball "Sturrike three." the !all leaped fiendishly away from It was King Kel himself that stepped w.e ciutcning hands, and cpnnor went up now and as he danced and mocked, ail the way around, almost stepping by. on Word's heels as John loped easily strike one flashed "'Nother like home. that, Tim!" laughed the king and one was but king . " ' Roston's final chance and how tney such another it the i - 1 missed clean. Keefe straightened up aped to the work, and how they and held the ball for the fraction of flogged that leather! Arthur Whitney a minute. A red ray from the detaining EL PASO BOY WINS stooped one up at third and threw king too high. Keefe bent one close, and sun caught the full across the Zeider Strengthens Yankees ATHLETIC HONORS j New Men With Yankees Show Speed the ball glanced off a batter's knee. eyes. Through the blurred mist some- A thing drove, whisring whirring and hit crashed savagely, but Mike Ke- swung heavily. f Medal at Binary Think His Improved Infield Will Hold Up CakrweM Develops lt's warning word held back the man he Ana Porter, "Winner R on. inn rtJWjH ii BOsV ' College. Will Spend Summer I ' Into a fast Sprinter. ho was Just turning third. "Take no "Sturrike three!" With three El Pane. c nances yet, bo!" cried King Kel. none down, and three balls called, Tim liMlt flfpT rtfri isSSSV Vaeatloa la By ALLBK SAKGKEE ' Wait er minit--anythin- at all will Keefe had pitched nine successive Asa Porter has won the all around even foul Emory college, Ox- -- no rins in!" Sacks full, and no one strikes and not a had been v athletic medal at EW YORK, June 13. Though I observed Chance, and "Husk" is 'gone iou called among the nine! Copyright, by Ga. athlete excelled phonograph. iBBSSnVPBSSSSSSSSSSnB ford, The El Paso has been severely Keefe drove one in, andvlt clicked T. Keefe. sss IH All UL tue v w. If Sweeney could only kill that tennis, stood high in his class work N' criticised this season, there steal which an hands are pull- and was selected tor me menu nra seems.no particular call to pan him ing, he'd contribute to the ayety or over three other applicants. Asa, who gone. nations. Lord and Rath engineered Mr. Mrs. W. C. Por- now that he's scoring. appeared games is the son of and very an- it. the latter Peck BASEBALL RESULTS Thursday ter, 828 Prospect avenue, will return From the first Chance to be a little slow on the return throw. home Sunday to spend the summer va- nounced that he wuld trade Hal or at that. The Athletics have this play cation with his parents. down to a science, and will Jou-na- l, anybody else on the club if he could .BtBisSsHlGHB9EBisflBGHEBBSb 44lV A clipping from the Atlanta hardly take a chance pulling the de- . Waco . x..l 4 under an Oxford. Ga.. date line, has get something more than a bat bag in lay with Collins and Barry on the At Philadelphia. ' Batteries: Houston. Dries and Rey- following to say of young Porter's exchange. Anybody can see this Job. a the that Cleveland , 1 6 nolds; Waco. Ton man and Carson. JbbsV prowess: club requires an entire vacuum sweep- - An incident worth recalling in the ' - Second game. R. H. K. BSSBi9Bf9Sl9cBBkr Porter, of Paso, Texas, was on the Philadelphia - "Asa El I men first victory domestic turf was v ."A 0 ing. The were "sot in their Batteries: Cleveland. Falkeaberg. Houston . 4 awarded the Oliver Quimby Melton ways. They one. thought appearance of Ray Caldwell as a Blanding and Cartach; Philadelphia. Waco medal for the best all around athlete had line of pinch runner. By all tokens the tele- Plank Lapp. Batteries: Houston. Ware and Allen; and student. Porter Is a member of and action. graph tapper from Tidote should make and Chase was hissed and booed by a 1 Waco. Jost and ReiUy. the sophomore class, and since his en- Matty a second or any other goo K. ago bunch who would do the same to At Washington. K. H. sssssssssssssssssssssssssHHBlHr LssssBssssBosssf trance in college two years has he couple days in fielder developed from a Not Chicago ' 4 1 3 Texas League Standing. an E in every branch if fiwered a of bus name Is Ray though Won. Lost. aa9BB9Hl been awarded succession. . because the Washington 10 2 Pet IssBsV ILsHsHniVsFVawHF JHMe of athletics except tennis. His class same Ray, Ray, Ray lads all are goin 27 4rir At the time it is better that -- Batteries: Chicago, Cicotte. Scot Houston ...36 K-9ah- , aIh room work has ben good, which gives nicely now but because he is fast as m -- sW- us, had been too 35 27 .585 OssssssssssO bssssT- A - fssssHOssslsssssssssB sbbsssssbsssK Chase has left for he and Schalk; Washington, Groom and Dallas hianlBslsW' M him eligibly for the medal. He was is of some- scared coyote skipping from buoy to Henry. . San Antonio I....S4 28 .548 'H chosen over three other students long in one corral. His a buoy, and a sweet hitter. Waco J3 32 .58 com- what eccentric temperament, and Wol-te- r ...I, . . whose names were presented to a may be as flossy as Ton can't take out Hartzell or At Boston. R.H.E. Austin ...... 31 32 .492 mitted." while Borton not very well", and certainly not 2 Galveston 28 34 .452 Harold at the early cushion, he'll be St Louis 4,2 Fort Worth, 27 35 .435 of more service , "Woodsman" Cree, who, although he '.op ton ... .3 9 1 .17 34 .443 ; new men. That's has temporarily lost his swatting orb. Batteries: St. Louis, Baumgardner Beaumont v. ARTICLES ARE SIGNED New is the best of the out gardeners. Bui Carrl-pa- n what the club needed, and. it occur3 rnd Aguew. Boston. BdStent and Where They Play'' Saturday. FOR JUAREZ BOUTS to us. that Chance is doing about all one other smart efficiency Galveston. wZs5rl expected. is badly needed, and it would seem Austin at rmsm posted ar- that could be judgment to forget' about Cald- Waco at Beaumont. ft' T7y taBBSsssBssassVBBBE&?'esssnBjsNssa w Weight forfeits were and This present infield is no world's fair At New York. R. H. K. . Dallas at San AntonioT flBH f'TPf ticles signed in Juarez Thursday night you observe well ever being a twirler and gia Ietroit 1 6 2 boxing champion outfit, but do him plenty of batting practice. S Fort Worth at Houston. for the show to be held at the Sweeney is pegging about 50 per- New York 2 WM . arena on June 22. Instead of that SpriMer. Ron-dta- u, MBmmMmT Juarez cent more skilfully than in years? Caldwell Fair Batteries: Detroit, Lake and WESTERN LEAGUE. l 135 at 10 oclock. it' was agreed to make can n New Schulz and Gossett. The answer is that Peckinpaugh Caldwell showed himself a spnnte"-o- York. At Des Moines Des Moines, 1J St. 156 by both fighters in the main event. handle a throw and touch a runner. heavy tracks when he tied tbe Joseph, 4. seven hours before the fight. Gordon He short than any one American Leagae Standings. Topeka Topeka, 2; 4. weight looks better at score, running for Hartzell. who had They At Wichita, declared that his best fighting we've' ogled since Kid Elberfeld. singled. At that, if Caldwell can hit If At Omaha Omaha. IS; Lincoln, 7. was 150 pounds at 10 oclock. Herrick whose legs and feet were spiked W. L. Pet. Win. Lose. any weight was agreeable to him. consecutively be might give some of 8 said every' other square inch. Philadelphia ..-.3- 11 .77 .780 .700 Ltagac Standings. WKmBKfmm 155 ring- the present a battle. He Western I OssslMSmUsajpunLklgeuusjn-innnnn-- sssssssssssssssg mm could easily make ItssssM.- K. BnsEssssssssT and that.be Cleveland 35 1C .CSC .892 .C73 Won. Lost. Pet. Wthr side. Infield Will Hold Up. really looks like a natural born far Washington ....27 23-- .540 .549 .529 Denver ..3 1 mEfji fewT iBB&gE&mKmJm ;bIH Ruff Toles and Clarence Ross, who "I believe this infield will hold up." agriculturist. Chicago 28 25 .528 .537 .519 semi-windu- St. Joseph 29 1 .58C will participate in the p, r.oston 2 24 .500 .510 .490 Lincoln 28 22 .5M have agreed to make 148 ringside. 3'etroit 21 S3 .389 .400 .582 Omaha 27 23 .540 Spider Moffatt and Frankie Marshall, St Louis ...... 21 36 .3C8 .379 .3C2 Des Moines 2C 25 .510 12 3C .250 .265- - .245 protege of "Kid" Lee, have agreed to j j .ew York Sioux City 21 27 nuuee no at tne ring, au six or tae Cardinals Suffer From Batting Slump Topeka 19 31 SO principals are training. "Where They Play Sasrday. Wichita 14 37 .275 in Marshall is St. Louis Boston. working at the Cottage. Herrick at a Manager Hoggins Refuses to Bench Players Who Are Wot Batting tbe Pellet, at EST SBSsflStsiBfcBBSsMBSSsP) booze on street, Detroit at New Tork. "Where They Play Saturday. JFTAfT-- j bazaar Stanton and Thinking Lock Will Change Soon Team Drops From IJrird to Sixth Place. Cleveland at Philadelphia. Denver at Sioux City. Gordon on San Francisco street. Chicago at Washington. St. Joseph at Des Moines. By w. j. crannroR, Wichita at Topeka. " OC0AXOR TO TKST LEGALITY Lincejn at Omaha. OF ORGANIZED BASEBALL T. LOUIS. Mo., June IS. Some base lost he blew with the spontaneity of . . Louis, 13. pick. At Chicago. R. H. B. St. Mo., June John J. ball managers believe in switch- a tire Jabbed with an ice 2 COAST LBAGHB. O'Connor, manager of the St. Louis S" Polly who looked none Brooklyn At Oakland. B, H.XB. I team, is ing their players, shaking up Then Perritt. Chicago - 13 Federal baseball to test the too well in two trials against the Reds, Batteries: Brooklyn. Ruckec And Oakland ..2 7 legality' or organized baseball In the their batting order and even benching was called upon and he had oodles of San Francisco ..3 7 3 federal courts. those performers who not hitting game was hopeless- filler. Fischer; Chicago, Humphries Batteries: Oakland. Abies, Klllilay V.HoHIIIHo.llf.lllllllV The petition which is already pre- are stuff. But alas, the and Archer. Fanning ' when the team hits a slump. ly lost. Surely that's tough luck! and Roarer; San Francisco. ti pared, will ask $25,000 damages for The Cardinals have lost many games Rumors of trades are rife these das R.H.K. and Schmidt (Eleven innings. J O'Connor's banishment from organised in a row, manager Huggins stead- field. One Cards At Pittsburg. baseball, and , will name each of the but at Roblson has it the e York ...... 13 5 At Los Angeles. R. H. E. lmr''H' eight fastly refuses to make a move. He will get a pitcher from the Phillies clubs In the American league as Pittsburg 1 . 13 1 figures the luck should change, inas- in exchange for an outfielder. Another ....5Craa-i'a- ll Sacramento ...... 10 defendants, and charges that the Na- Batteries: New Tork. Tesreaa, Venice ...... 8 IS 4 much as his players are trying hard, says Hug may pass over an infielder t and Meyers; Pittsburg. Camnitx, ... tional baseball agreement is a viola- but try as hard as they may, they con- the Braves for a curvist. Still another Kelly. Batteries: Sacramento, Stroud and tion of the Sherman anti-tru- st law. stuffing many of swap Cubs. Robinson and Gibson, Bliss, Reitmeyer; Venice. Griffin, The legality of the "reserve clause" tinue to lose, off has to do with a with the Harkness. Ferguson, Raleigh vand El- their battles by the wlerdest sort of but these are only rumors. In the At Cincinnati. R.H.E. liott, Kreitx, in baseball contracts is attacked. meantime the fans are sitting tight. Boston - ? 12 1 base running by everybody but with thumbs down, waiting for some- 3 3 CASSICS WINS FAST RACK manager one why Cincinnati ( At Portland. R. H. B. ON TRACK AT DBL RIO the is reason the thing to happen. Batteries: Boston. Rudolph and Portland 2 13 2 Cardinals are losing. Another is the Something must happen soon. "Whaling. RarMen; Cincinnati, Suggs 6 8 1 Alpine. Tex.. June 13. One of the of Koney Magee get Los Angeles.. three-eight- failure and to - fastest hs of a mile race oni men on bases. Mowrey and Clarke. Batteries: Portland. Krann. Krause a hit with the WORT Fisher; Los Angeles. and I record in west Texas "was in Del and Oakes can out trump oc- PASO BL HOTEL and Perritt 2e2bs9bS9SrA wimTffrssnssslslsMtsHHTliTfdTOss ssssssshi ' 1 shuffle a At St Louis. R..K isrooKs. b''bB Rio between Cassius. owned by Knox, casionally in the pinch, while Hug in- LUNCHEON FOR BTJSINKSS MSN, PhUadelphU 11 of Cuero. and Lady Puritan. Lady variably bobs up with a single when In grill, 11 .30 a. m. to 2 p. m., 50c Pt Louis 5 11 1 Coast League Standings. , nri tan was a neck ahead at the quar- one is, needed, but Magee and Koney (Advertisement. Batteries: Philadelphia, Alexander Won. Lost ter, but at the finish Cassius led by go merrily along registering failure 43 5ft j two lengths. The purse was $2000. and Killifer: St. Louis, Steele, Burke Los Angeles v.. 27 i after fcJlure when the safe Knocks are and Wingo. Roberts. Oakland 3S SI .530 Immediately after the race Cope, of needed. Portland 31 43 .484 jseevuie, maicnea nis Ace or Hearts Fletcher's ReversaJ. National League Standings. Venice . 34 38 .472 against Cassius. the race to be run on fSii, July 4, in Del Rio. McGraw. of the Giants, benched If They San Francisco 34 3C .486 l 'T HfiKrn J il ri3a""BB7:iffir Fletcher for his failure to hit at the L. Pet Win. Lose. Sacramento 29 34 40 ansHi'"w?!15' season, once Philadelphia ...31 13 .705 .711 .889 CTVK CREWS PRACTICE start of the and Fletcher, New York 20 It .578 .587 .5 "Where They Play Saturday. ON THE POLGIIKKBPSIB COURSE reinstated, began hitting with fiendish Brooklyn 23 21 .523 .533 .511 Los Angeles at Portland. Poughkeepsie. N. T., June IS. The glee. He beat the Cardinals with a Chicago 2C 24 .520 .529 .510 Sacramento at Venice. liollie Zeider. the speed little secniil 'MMnidn and formi r captain of crews of Cornell. Pennsylvania, Colum- and a doable at the fag end of Pittsburg 24 25' .490 .500 .480 Oakland at San Francisco. the Chicago White Sox, went from that turn to the , bia, Wisconsin, and Washington were a frolic. McGraw also sidetracked St. Louis ...... 22 28 .440 .451 .431 along with Baker Borton, the hard hitting , in exchange for out for practice yesterday over the Snodgrasa. aao even fired Devore for Boston 19 28 .422 .435 .413 ' AMERICAN ASSOCIATION. Hal Chase. It is the general opinion in famlom that manager Chance made Poughkeepsie course. The Washing- their early slump. Snodgrass has im- Cincinnati 18 32 .SCO .373 .353 ' At Toledo Toledo. ; Milwaukee, 7. a good bargain in nailing these two men for Chase Zeider is a clever ton four oared crew was the first on the proved now that he's back in the At Indianapolis Indianapolis, 8; man and is bound to bolster up that shaky Highlander infield. water, putting in nine miles at easy game. So there really may be some- Where They Play Saturday. Kansas City, 3. Whether Borton is used at first or in the outfield, his presence will be felt paces before the other crews appeared. thing to this changing of the team's , because of his batting ability. He 300 man re- New York at Pittsburg. At Columbus Columbus, 5; St is a. and the peerless leader hopes As the crew is still using Cornell's personnel, although boss Huggins Sizes Boston at Cincinnati. , - PaV '- - that his new teammates will become infected with Bdr ton's batting fever. shell, the men had td get off the water fuses to fall for the gag. 2ke25c Brooklyn at Chicago. before Cornell could start. The recent slump of the Cardinals v j!vv Philadelphia at St Louis. America H Association Standings. has had Its effect on the box office. Won. Lost Pet COULON AND WILLIAMS The attendance of late has been very AtoatBgWliHeStrtK stadias bumdered Columbus 28 20 .583 Wil.l. FIGHT ATBALTIMDRB light, less than 15,000 turning out for America's fag. TEXAS LEAGUE. Milwaukee 33 25 .589 nooas aiMMis, new . Los Angeles. Calif.. June 13. Ban- three games with New Tork. as nm among. At Galveston. R. H. E. St Paul 29 23 .558 Few are Able to Fool Ty Cobb tamweight champion Johnny Coulon. of The CardV Big Drop. nalveston ...... 7 11 3 Louisville 28 24 .538 Chicago, and Johnny Williams, of Bal- """" Dallas - - . . .9 IK 0 Kansas City ..: 28 29 .491 The Cardinals have plunged from Galveston, Minneapolis 24 29 "Georgia Peach" Keeps Up Batting Record With Tripies,,DwiWes and Singles; timore, are matched to fight here the third to sixth place and they are now Batteries: Roberts and .453 night of July 29 for the bantamweight a Braves, who Towers; Dallas, Hornsby and Jjackley. Indianapolis 32 38 .3S7 Has Whiffed Tew Times This fraction ahead of the IdeSzlver Toledo 19 34 .358 hut a Season. championship of the world. hold the seventh hole. At Beaumont R. H. E. Of course, the breaks are going TVaumont 4 10 1 Where They Play Saturday. CARPEJiTIBR AND WELLS SIGN against the Cardinals, if there are Qmlans Worth 1 6 1 Indianapolis at Columbus. of Tyrus Raymond consecutive clouting came in the games FOR FIGHT IN LONDON such things as breaks in baseball. As Fort of May 19 and 20 with the Athletics, Car-pe- - Batteries: . Beaumont Martina and Louisville at Toledo. . ADMIRERS a right to be proud London, Eng , June 13 Georges n an instance- San ford Burk, used in BattasAoles on SOver NoUey Minneapolis City. when he got six hits 'in the same num- tier, "the French heavyweight pugi- - the role of relief pitcher against Cin Ms CoOus oaly. Reynolds; Fort Worth. and at Kansas amassed by the ber of trips to the plate. GEO. P. IDE & CO.. Kitchen. . St Paul at Milwaukee. Georgia Peach 'during month cinnati, looked like a prise piece of TROY. N. Y. the first Veaeh Bats la Most Runs. heavyweight, have signed articles for a I brie a He showed in games I Also Makers of Ide Starts of the present campaign. Participating 1 brae that At San Antonio. R. H. K. SOUTHERN LEAGUE. In 24 games, of which his team won 11. Tyrus Raymond, who seems bent on return match in London in November. either were safely won or hopelessly ' San Antonio 3 4 2 At Birmingham Birmingham; LCobb hit safely in 20 combats and in carrying off the automobile trophy for Austin 2 S 5 Nashville. 1. one or these It should be remembered the third time, has put the finishing Batteries: San Antonio. Davenport At New Orleans New Orleans, 1; that he was an added starter and got a touches to 14 of the Tigers' tallies, Austin, Flanagan Bobo. Montgomery. 6. sending in seven on clean hits, four on and Price, and chance to bat only once, which oppor- and on At Mobile Mobile. 5: Memphis, 2. tunity he imDi-ove- bv nolinsr a sacri aerial sacrifice three infield At Houston. R. H. K. At Chattanooga Chattanooga, 4; At' fice fly. outs. He is not the Tigers' leading Houston .... 4 S 2 lanta, 7. Few Pltcherx Fool Cebh. batter-i- n of runs as yet for Bobby The gunners who slipped ciphers into Veach. who has played in 16 more con-est- s. Cobb's basehit column were Ray Keat- has driven in four more counters. ing and Ray Fisher, of the Highland- On the percentage basis, however, Cobb How About Your ers, 7 outranks Veach as a timely thumper. on May and s, respectively; Har- Cobb faced 30 American league pitch- ry White and Bill Lange, of the White April 29 Sox, on May 4, and Tom Hughes and ers from to May 28. inclusive, Automobile & Accessories Tom Drohan. of the Senators, on and only four men succeeded in fan- MBigSgk May IS. ning- him. Bob Russell, of the White Suit for July 4th? Era Sox, whiffed Tyrus on May 3; Ray In the score of contests in which Keating, of the Highlanders, struck him Cobb hit safely, he obtained 32 singles, on May 7 We are showing a big variety of classy mohairs, three doubles and three triples, his bat- out twice (that day the Dixie UNION average 29 28. Demon complained his eyes bothered DIRECTORY ting from April to May him). Buck O'Brien, of the Red Sox, worsteds, flannels and tropical worsteds in addition MADE inclusive, being .475. He has made claimed Ty as a victim on three hits five times this season, two Lev-tren-z, hits eight times and one hit seven May 13, and 12 days later Walter to our regular line of over one thousand handsome times. His best record in the way of of the Browns, set him down via the strikeout line. WARNING- - T1,e fames Caught Attempts suitings made to your measure for $15. 00 System Is widely Imitated. la to Pilfer. We have no connection with any ether Cobb has drawn 17 passes in 24 urge games, and has been successful in 42 Our Suits fit, wear and hold their shape indefinitely. Mereyea In this rto and therefore out of 16 steals he has essayed. The to eeme to the right aiaee. men who turned him back when h Come in tomorrow and let us show THI LMt UNION TftlLOA sW sKT iiii' " ' Urn tride to steal were Henry, of Washing- WOUUt MST ton. . twice; Carrtgan. of Boston, once, and Lapp, of Philadelphia, once. you how it is possible for us to rj Base Ball ifc & sssssV sC Mtk make to your measure $25 and HaT TIXKER IS SUSPENDED. sHIbsB Hl BSSBSsfc .is. sftssV ..sssflaahannnr .astssssBw. '.sssanW Saturday, 4 p. m. Cincinnati. O, June 13. President $30 suits for , of the Cincinnati EL National league team, has received Greer's Electric Garage PASO word from president Lynch of the Electrie Cars. Sparking Batteries, and league that manager Tinker had been 508 N. 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