By LOCAL STHLETESIIST PROFIT Old Judge Rumhauser Less Light On the Subject Tad ILLS THE STIES II ONE

AOOoT-- e OGVFtfO TOMB GoV BUT SCORE IS RHO CAME HOME EfllE 111 Ml CVJE Ml&Jfr. irLosiurarai i . All-Boun- Unique d Athletes Are Needed on Junior Hexathlon Bowler of Telephone League Establishes Eecord Team to Win International Championship; Target Hard for Local Bowlers to Believe; Records Show Throw Cannot Be Slighted If Locals Would Win; No Similar Score; Wednesday Night's Games Stars Are Defeated by Pluggers in All Events. at the Cactus Club Seasoned With Ginger.

WOODS Is putting up a no fear of any other occasion ever Br nov EMIK. making him lose his nerve. Wednes- of the Junior in five events, out of a possible 600. ART to old time bowlers at the day night's scores Jump, 21 follow: MEMBERS stand an excellent In the broad he went points club. "W. A. Bradshaw CACTUS CLUB. over the standard for this class, and 11 one game to win International r, rolled strikes In and The Big Lesgne. in the snap-unde- 15 points above W. G. Co 1 they scored 290," Is what Woods is saying Wall championships tor Faso it the standard. While no present mem- R. li Lucker..... 117 137 192 504 Sire their attention to the matter of ber of the class has equaled Edward's to the old heads as they arrive at the W. Doak 155 111 IX 515 point getting. marks of 1917, with a good score on club. Then the man spoken to gen- J. M. Ridley 13 U3 1( Kt the target throw. In which Edwards erally looks Art closely to see If C T. Waltams.... ITS 171 147 44 "When a man is a candidate for failed. It will be possible to equal at E. L. Clark IS 2 iti 73 election, be wants votes. No matter the 1917 record by members of the there is any outer sign of mental de- "SlS j:$ 1749 where they come from, they all count. class. rangement and says: "What's the JS The entrants, and marks by them matter. Art, are you crazy with the CKy National Bank If a team expects to win In a Hexa- year Sl-9- 5 " Jack Adams 147 154 SOS 503 this in the class, follow: HIS lASJTE GAUS HiM heat?" thlon meet, must have points. No High Jump: J. C. Holford, 4 feet. rW W. A. Johnston... 157 149 174 450 it ) One of the first things a bowler 1S5 S5S 6 inches; V. 2; H. McGIn-nl- s. AWPOl- - CAt-- C COVAJAJ 12 R a Anderson... IK matter In what event points are Harlow. learns Is that whoever rolls strikes Harry 1STli M7 171 1 2; A. Buchanan, 1; Moore, Carr 5S scored, they all count. Paso lost J. UK THIS" AND 3UiT j in one game has arperfect score, G. Cole 18J 113 193 t19 an international championship In 1317 4; W. Lassiter, 8: E. Lowman. 6; which is 20O. Naturally it is hard to a G. 6; 6. HGT because members of the Junior teams Fuckett, C Green. AS HE" GOT V? understand how a player could roll 12 194 S 9: 2(73 Snap-unde- r: 7 J 5 290. refused to give proper attention to J. C Holford, feet. stalght ones and still score only Points won W&lx Co. 4. target throwing 2 inches; W. Lassiter. 3; A. Bu- r . After the matter has been explained the throw. Because r I High game Clark 23C a baseball at a target did not seem chanan, V. Harlow. 2; 1L is. iuf to them, old men at the game agree Hlch total Clark 75. very much like athletics, local mem- J. Moore, 4; C Adams, that the score made by Bradshaw is 9; G. Old Guards bers let event take care of It- Fuckett, the most unique in the history of local Treat) 17 191 512 that Target bowling-- J. A. er 155 self, but when the points were being throw: J. C Holford, score and several who were Identi- Ed. Sshntz 1 113 544 counted to decide who was the great- 86; J. Moore. 75; W. Lassiter, 65; V. fied with other prominent metropoli- Hart Wood : 171tt 15 SJ est athlete In the world, among the Harlow, 50; R. Lowman, 56; C Green, tan clubs, say that they have never W. D. Stiatten ... 191 159 1U t0 Juniors, that event took care of El 55; J. Meers, 45; G. Fuckett. 25. heard of another similar case. Scott Whtte 14 111 311 SSI Faso sent the championship else- Broad Jump: J. C Holford. 7 feet Bad Finger Dlt It. where se of neglect by local 6 inches; J. Moore, 5; V. Harlow, Bradshaw, who plays with the 197 W I7S 2741 athletes. 5; W. Lassiter, 7; A. Buchanan, Telephone league, started a game Southern Motor Co. 1: G. Fuckett, 8; C. Wilson. 6; with a friend. The finger on his J. J. BarefcL 19 1S7 109 IM Wonderful Athlete 4. first 114 141 161 45 Falls. R. Lowman, right hand was injured some time ago BDly Ward In 1917 Ben Edwards was local One potato race: C. F. Sleeam t4 17J 171 499 champion in T. 1L J. Holford. and since that time he has invariably R. ..V.. 151 17 21 SSI the C A. class 4 5 seconds; 4; V. W. Fort embracing boys 81 to 95 pounds. J. Moore. Har suffered some pain and generally gone Joe Bryan 157 171 213 541 from low, 4; W. Lassiter. A. TImm. high jump, snap-unde- r, wild with the first ball he sends down In the broad jump, 5; H. McGInnls, 2; It. Lowman, 2. one potato race, and four po- the alley. After that be generally IH SIS 99 2(12 Four potato race: J. C Holford, plays in good form. On the occasion won Old Gcards 3: Southern tato race the marks made by Ed 23 23; Foists wards were unequaled by any boy of seconds; V. Harlow. A. Bu of making the remarkable score, the Motor 1. chanan. 23 3; J. Moore, 23 4; G. first ball "poodled" rolled off the High tame Stratloa 29.- - nat class in toe world, let fie was 24 3: cham Fuckett. 24; F Lowman. W. side and touched not a single pin. Hlzh total Stratton M. beaten for the International Lassiter. 24 3; C Green, 25. Naturally the next only counted a Tonlcht the Smelter league. piocshlp because he had neglected For the purpose of comparison, last spare. Bradshaw continued to make the target throw ana failed to score year's high marks In the events are clean sweeps until he had rolled 12 in that event. High Jump, 4 2; snap-unde- r. given: I strikes but had a score of only 296. Prefers Cardinals Boys of the Junior Hexathlon 3 target throw. 65; Beresford Chosen Taft Is Referee Possibly in the history of bowling should understand that the tar- standing broad Jump, 2; one HOLD similar scores may have been made 2; is get throw must not be scorned potato race, four potato race S3 Tl IET ir at rare Intervals but so tar bowlers to College Team if they expect to win the Inter- seconds. Baseball Captain In Boxing Match at the club have been unable to find national tropby. Is ten- Here's an odd one: Clifton Heath-cot- e, There a Lose Good Men. m Boulder, Colo 21. Chicago, 21. H. anything like it In the records, nor - Feb. Howard HL. Feb. William "collegian." recently- signed by dency this year to sporn the Some good men have been lost In Denver, has any member found thus far ever event. If the Janlor athletes the unlimited class, which necess- Beresford. of a senior. Was Taft former president of the United witnessed a similar occurrence. Art the St. Louis Cardinals for an out- persist ignoring chosen captain of the University of field try. never played a game of col- in this event itates the greatest effort on the part ST s Colorado suc- States, officiated as a referee of a Woods, manager of the Cactus club, now. will lgrore them In of team, weight, IE! 1 baseball team today, closely bowl- lege ball in bis lite. He made such it the this season's in that I ceeding Frank HIckey, also of Den- boxing contest at the Great Lakes has been Identified with finals, as It did Inst year when to bring home the bacon. Richard ver, ing for 14 years last past and says a fine showing in independent and El Faso sorely needed a few more Tlghe has advanced to the Senior who did not return to college naval training station today. Jackles that during that time he remembers no high school circles around York. Pa this year. Beresford plays first base. Lamaro Bouche. pair 142 Fenn points to have as international Hex. as has also Herman SHverberg Connecticut Golf Associa Several of Shaw, Aspen. and a of similar record. that the baseball directors of champlon- - I the Army's Best William of Colo, was pounders, were the contestants, and The will be taken up by lo- State college induced him to enter and F. Broaddus. Leo Rosenstein, matter chosen captain of the track team. He " 31en Xeeded. allround chaplon of 1917, has left the Decides to the match was witnessed by several cal bowlers with acknowledged au- the institution last fall, promising1 tion Hold Its Athletes Will Appear at is a senior and specializes In the pro- scoot The local Juniors have a fine body city, being located at Lordsburg, K. weights. thousand sailors and civilians. Mr. thorities to see if El Paso has him an education. Meanwhile vf athletes, boys who will In the fa- - M. Dieu has left the city, Charles Annual Event. Show of Unit No. 305. Taft awarded the decision to Lamaro. duced a freak In bowling records of Charley Kelschner had been trailing; u.e make Intercol- uverstreet is in college ana At the end of his stay at the train- all times, or If It is a record that has him and Induced him to sign a con- their marks in fbi: New Conn., Feb. 2L With- Bob" Biddy, occaslons-3Ine- legiate field events, but they must Coykendall is serving Uncle Sam in Haven. "Silent former middle- ASHLEY AND HOBART WIXXERS. ing station tonight Mr. Taft said tne occurred on other rare a tract for a tryout with the Cards. fake up and recognize the fact that the navy. Wayne King. Bruce Bev-an- s out a dissenting voice, the delegates weight champion of the coast artil- Belle Air. Fla, Feb. 21. In the result of his 30 days of speaking In Rivalry. 't takes all-rou- athletes to win out and L. Springer are still in the at the annual meeting of the Con- lery is to appear the athletic second round of match play in the military camps has convinced him Wednesday night's games at the TIXKER MAT SUCCEED JONES. at shw Washington's birthday golf tourna- finally military train- In spite of Fielder Jones' positive lor a team. Contestants may be stars city, but have not yet made their necticut Golf association, at the by repair No. 305, that universal club partook ot an abundance ot o several events and yet be beaten spnearance for this year's team. mechanical unit fit ment here today. T. A. Ashley, of ing was excellent friendly rivalry between the teams announcement that he would return Country club, unan y, "y some boy who digs into every Notwithstanding these losses, EI Brooklawn voted the "Y" gym of that unit Friday night Woodland, defeated Dr. F. A. Fur-fle- and were productive of some good to manage the St. Louis Browns, a. event and makes all the points he Paso can win the championship by imously to hold Its championship to meet all comers. Since leaving tla of Brookline. five and four, and SOME FIGHT, TOO. scores. The player who can stand all story .is printed ja Chicago that Joe . h, though he be no star in any allround work and' strict attention to event this year over the links of the coast artillery "Silent Bob" has rfot Clarence Kobart, of Harbor Lake, won Two ex Yankees will fight It out the nerve wreckers that is shot at him Tinker has been selected to succeed of them. the suggestions and methods of New Haven Country club, June 27, from IL A. Roberts, of Kansas City, for third base on the Browns this by members of the opposing team and him and that the announcement will This, too, was illustrated last year training being taught by athletic di- kept In training, but is now beginning one up. year Austin and MaiseL still bowl in steady form need have be made before the first of March. 'i the finals at the "Y gym. There rector Holm. Guyler Maeruder. Mal 28 and 29. It was the sense otj the to get in trim. "I am going afterj was a tight race between Herman colm Webb and other members are meeting that the interests of the some of the kale," Said Biddy Thurs- ? 'verburg and Charles Overstreet for showing, up strong and promise to country can best be served by keep- gooa " day. "At one time I had a match that e local championship in the ununi- give a aeco-'- oi themselves ing up the competitive side, and when ted class. It was nip and tuck be- in the finals i: lt..'i. would have given me a crack at (the tween the two. After the contest, the matter was put to a vote, the de- heavyweight title. That was with - two went together to the official cision was unanimous. Luther McCarthy. I was to have met orefceeper. One of them said: him two months after the date of the Conditions for the tournament this Pel-k- y of us won the champlon-pjonsMp- Suffers Penalty fight in which he met his death. Whib year will be much the same as other my only seasons, queered chance at the Plogcer but in this case only three championship. It may take me some Wins. of Shrewd Trader days will be taken Instead of the time to get in trim, but I am willing Then came the big surprise. The usual four. The awards will be In meet any of on short notice." s 'orekeeper ran over the records, and Business manager Bobbv Oulnn af the nature ot souvenirs, to be bought to them f.gures showed champion the St-- Louis Browns, is quoted as While Biddy is not so heavy as that the out ot trie iu a which was set astae "Rough-hous- e" was saying his efforts to secure year "Horespower" Brown or neither of them, but fell to Leo that a last when no championship was Kelly, both of unit 305. he r.esenstein. SHverberg .and Over-su-e- et good right handed hitter for the out- held. Entrance fees will be turned nearly fell dead. Rosenstein field of the Brovns has been blocked over to the ltea cross. , states he is willing to take on either because no magnate or of them. had finished last In lour events and manatrer of In the final bout scheduled, "Punch- fourth in two others, and the two any other club will deal with him. "Slip- 'tars couldn't understand how he Such Is the penalty of fame. Qulnn er" George A. Evans Is to meet made a reputation as trading sharp Bobby Waugh Wins pery" Llpstew for four rounds. Evans Sua. a is the real goods, as he has proved The secret of It warn that SH- In his deals with Washington. New by Llpstew stays Tfre verberg and Overstreet had neg- York and other clubs and now doubt- former bouts, and if Vexations From Otto Wallace some- lected to enter In some ot the less all the moguls are afraid he with him the limit he has done events, and Rosenstein had .would put something over on them if According to a telegram received thing. The semi final Is between plugged awsy In tney swap by The Herald from Jack Clark. Otto "Ohio" Sweeney and Seret. "Banty nil of them, lie started talk with him. couple pil-ing- np leathered more points by finish- Wallace was defeated by Bobby Williams. This Is another of rr,0 prevent tire troubles insulation reduces friction ing fourth, and sometimes last, Waugh in a boxing match at Fort known worth. Four rounus between "ItEIXIE" OCT OF GAME. Worth Wednesday night. The tele- these two lads will be worth going a than his superiors In some Boston. Feb. 21. "Heinle" Wagner, gram long ways to see. It they mean it. until they threaten Individual cords are imbedded events who hsd not entered follows: Corp. other events and made no points veteran shortstop of the Boston Fort Worth. Tex Feb. 2L Other good bouts are: L. A. at all in those events. American baseabll team, will not play El Paso Herald, El Paso, Tex.: Hoket vs. Andy Peranchio, three the service of your car, in protecting, rubber so thatno with the team this year, according to In a 15 round boxing contest, Bobby rounds: "Letter-go- " Gallagher vs. E. If the athletes of the 1918 teams P. "Goodnight" Davis, rounds. statement last night by Harry H. Waugh decisively defeated Otto Wal- - three equip with Firestone Tires, two cords can touch to cause shall have learned their lesson from Frazee. president of the club. Presi lace. Wallace's gameness Is all that "Piledrlver- Schultz. the boy who these two incidents, and give proper dent Frazee believes that John Evers saved him from a knockout. One eye made a cood showing at the last show. Cord or Fabric Both have friction. The thick cush- attention both to the matter of the will be able to day as well as coach. was completely closed, the other was will stack up against Billy "Lone- extra target throw and to entering every and that Wagner will not be needed. badly cut and bled continuously some" Moore for four rounds. Elmer event, it is very probable that El W. D. go special Firestone features ionlayer does double duty. may Wagner has played with the Red Sox throughout the bout; badly beaten Lewis and Eennan will It Faso have an Internationa since 1906. ears Hps. three: Sergt. Carl Perea and Sergt W. championship for 1918. about and Jack Clark. C Williams are scheduled for three. which roinirnize tire troubles distributes road blows On showings made by the class William "Nosey" Jose will meet Natala over a In which boys weighing from 81 to Salucci In a wrestling bout, best two and lengthen mileage. the larger 95 are entered, the 1918 class is not out of three falls. In area of carcass. It as strong as the class of 117. With 1 The show is being promoted by proper attention to the target throw, SPORTOGRAPHY Lieut. W. J. Slegel, lately appointed Firestone Cord Tire pure um welds the tread to the carcass. however, there Is a 'LniwainiraBiuMMuHuiiuiuHiiHHiiiiimiiiHm "cw 305. Sergt. chance that the I athletic officer for unit J. ''lass may make averages better than ASOTHEIl SFHIXG SONG. find place they be V. Allen will act as official announcer. last year's team. The target throw begin a where would Lieut Carl Studer has been designated :s essentially matter of When birds to sing. permitted to box. and finally had to a skill and The poets think It's Sprlnci pitch the ring In Mexico, so the as referee. exactness. Any boy may become pro- never me that ficient id it whether he Is or athletic Ifs seemed to like that receipts were not sufficient to pay or not It deoends on accuracy, at all; expenses. The gentle season eometh Old Peter Maher was born In Ire- Washington Wears ar d the throw is short. No. not when La-- Ben Edwards scored BIS, the bee hnmmeth. land about 50 years ago, and worked reir Bnt when the Umpire hollers In a brewery before coming to Amer- onti "Play BalIP ica. He was in the ring tor more Out the Twirlers than a score of a years, and took part Washington has been represented rjIHE Blue Ridge league Is the In hundreds of battles. He was too by ball teams in the major leagues for TAKE HER light for a heavyweight, weighing 30 years. Many line curlers, i Silk Stocking circuit of them all. only about 165 pounds, but he took almost - n..a 1 1. .... I . including the great Hank O'Day, wore ..frtnf on all the best men of pugilism's ma- out their arms trying to win games everv time vou mention railroads to jor division. Before coming to Amer- for that man's town. The different I them, and why shouldn't they, when ica Maher won the welterweight, teams that have represented Wash middleweight and heavyweight cham- lngton In all those years have a rec- all the clubs in that league will do pionships of Great Britain. His first ord of not giving the hurlers much their traveling In automobiles next fight on this side was with Jack leeway In the shape ot runs. summer. Fallon, and a little later he knocked In most cases the Washington out three men in one night in Ne.v margin York. His first important bout was had to work within a of George three or less runs In order to put Stallings, of the Braves, U pulled oft in California, where he across a victory. Out of the 452 carefully training his new son not to whipped Joe MeCall In three rounds. games pitched by Walter Johnson weighed 160 pounds, Me- for abuse the umpire. Maher and the Senators, in 50 of them he couidn t Call, the heavyweight champion of win for the simple reason his team ...... ';& the Pacific coast, was near six and failed to put across a score. In 60 Arthur Wilson, backstop of the a half feet high and tipped 4he beam other games he was given one run to Braves, seems to have his work at 220 pounds. Peter was knocked play on. "cut out for him daring the out by Kid McCoy in five rounds at Firestone Cord Tire improvements have coming season. Walter Tragros-e- r Coney Island in 1900, and he was also WHITE SOX DEPEND OX FIXD, has been labeled clans 1A by defeated by Joe Goddard. He also Frank Schellenbach, the tall lad TO TH- E- Uncle Sam's draft officials, and took part In several memorable bat from Los Angeles .after a season's shown the way for material advances in as Honk Gowdy and Arthur Rico tles with Tom Sharkey and others are to show alreadr wearing n uniform. SSSf age egS.ISSSe55a.i?. to make good with the Chicago White yottxl Firestone fabric construction. In tha, It's tip to Wilson to do the bulk Sox this year, according to manager j ot baekstopplnc ieder the says AIXSMITH TIIIRTY-OX- E Rowland, who the pitcher "ssect0IU Have him Firestone Fabric Tire find TODAY. showed him last year that all he mil you more rubber Ed Ainsmlth, the Washington up. FITZSnnioX-MAHE- n BOUT backstop, is 21 years old today, hav- needs is brushing S point between the fabric layers, added THIS EVENING OXE OF SHORTEST OX RECORD ing been born In Cambridge, Mass.. out the superiorities lw strength Twenty-tw- o years ago today. Feb- February 21. 1S87. ruary Ed got his base- et3- 21. 1S96. Peter Maher and Bob ball start in that classic suburb of produce j M to cushion layer and tread, special rein- Spanish-Mesica- n Dishes Fltzsimmons met in their memorable Boston, and was given a tryout by OXCE FOUGHT Jt'CUE. that Firestone battle in Mexico, opposite Langtry. the Jersey City 1908, P Skeeters In but o 1 f forcement strengthen the sidewall Tex. That was one of the shortest was soon to Lowell. lat- Tommy White, in his day one comfort, Firestone safety, M to and released The of the greatest and squarest O II Menudo, Chili Con bouts between really great flshters ter club turned him over to Lawrence, y- on record, for It lasted Just one min- where he remained until the middle - feather weights that ever put O unite it more firmly to the bead. Put Carne, ute 35 seconds, one on a. glove, is much interested mIL Miles an Enehilades, and when Bob put of the 1910 season, when he was sold O new restone ost m over on Peter's Jaw sent the to Washington. O in the measure introduced mak-ingyo- ur Ta-male- s, that Alnsmith Joined the O- embargo on tire vexations. Begin by Erijoles, Pritos, Irishman to dreamland. Washingtons the same year as his in the New York legislature to 4 Brief as was the bout however, backstopplng colleague. permit boxing. Chili Beans, spectators, John Henry, He participated in the first next tire a Firestone cord the several hundred In also a native of the Bay State. Ed show held original or fabric number, got some action for their has been a fairly good catcher, but O under the Chicken Spanish in money, Bob New York law, and his oppon-- and later confessed that bis batting average has always left O- - ent was none O during the first minute of fighting much to be desired. other than Marty Chafing Dish. Peter had going. McCue, the assemblyman, who FIRESTONE TIRE & RUBBER him When Maher $ framed the bilL Tommy de- - COMPANY was knocked cold he always kept TODAY IX PUGILISTIC We make a specialty eyes open, AXXALS. O feated McCue in six rounds, the AKRON, OHIO Branches and Dealers Everywhere bis ana this glass? stare 1911 Sam Langford won on a foul fight taking place 1896. Oysters caused some fans to dub Maher as from Bill Lancr In ronnfl O in and of and Fish a the sixth at O is doing his best to aid his ouitter. which was highly unjust London. old opponent In putting the bill O cooked to vour taste. Tf h h"1 been faklnc be would have 1i! Wildest Ferns defeated Hill & over. EI Paso Brand West San ' O Antosio at ''losei his lamns. Peter and Ttnb vaier5 in rounas at Joseph, ''traveled all over the south trying to Mo. i at Darango. Phone 5S0O