El Paso Evening Post from El Paso, Texas • Page 9

i I I I 4 I 4 i 6. 4 Poreda Defeat Elsko KEW YORK Stanley Poreda, New Jersey's current heavyweight hope, proved a disappointment in his 10 round bout with Johnny Risko in Madison Square Garden Monday. Poreda won the decision by a vote of two to one. but he was hard pressed aH the way, Aianier Kauoa vnrmncr i dii iu irrAwi nT. EL PASO.

TEXAS, TUESDAY. MARCH ,31, 1931 ANOTHER fwnws fit i4 "Nf If i El Paso Wednesdav Dave ys if Mr id 7: MNMMMMNH JHL 4 i vsssssssss, a 4 UU Kght heavywelght, knocked out K. TlSll. fourtli of scncduiea 10 rouna doui v. if fn i blow to the pit of the stomach.

1 I 1 5 ''f i alazatr Due To Arrive In Is Burns Books Texan's Boss nr TT i a 1 A 5 Ml 111 tlt Foiuv Fights Of 8 Rounds Boxers Rrtady for Battle Wednesday Night at Oasis Arena i 4 BOBBY BURNS medley of fighters who perform on an all star card at the Oasis Arena In Juares Wednesday night are ready foe the Flying Tackle Versus Wrist locks Mi UbertyHaU rpwo wrestlers with but a idngle 1 thought a match with Yaqui Joe headline the weekly card at Lioerty hall Tuesday night They are Walter (Sneeze) Achlu the Chinese who was educated in an American college, and Ray Meyers of Louisville, Ky. Both hve lost to the Honors Xndlatt Achitt twice and Meyerj iktuMnd are anxious to ret an other chance to display their OFFICIAL A LEAGUE SCHEDULE j' 'j iV i. ii mi ii i i At Bisbee At El Paso At Globe At Novates At Phoenix AtTucson TjTQTj cirt Apr. 14 15 18 Apr. 10 11 12 Apr.T S.

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7 8 8 Aug. 31 33 23 Aug. 38 28 27 Here's the revised Arizona Texas absebaH league sc hedulK Several changes were made In the first sche? lie, which was drafted when Nogales was admitted into the league. i i mi I i 0 i i i iiiii i i i 1 1 gong. Burns announced.

Bums wiS present four bouts of eight rounds each. Battling Chico the veteran campaigner and trial horse, will meet Bits Montes, the boy with the educated left Job. Pete Sons fight MkkeyJ lt Blake of the 8th Cavalry at Mar fa in another tout. It will be SouV first fight here siaee he began receiving Instructions from Burns. 'r Frisco Xindi, the PhUipino, will clash with lefty Martinet the hard hitting southpaw, In another eight rounder.

Linda ia back from Ft. Worth where he won a fight Friday and is booked to go to Dallas to fight a main event next week. Bert Heredia, the Juares slugger, attacks Jimmy Harris In one eight round bout. Tickets for the card have been placed on sale at Renfro drug store in the Plaza theater building, tbs Courthouse Drug store, Mint Cafe and Oasis. 3 prowess against the Faso ia 7 Torite i i Promoter John Mcintosh is mak ing an attempt to geJ the Sonera redskin for the winner, and if he succeed! Yaqui Joe will return from Missouri for a match here next wsek Achiu, a pocket sized edition of Ous Sonnenberg.

will cilmb over the ropes Tuesday night as the fa vorite against his young antagonist from Kentucky. The Chinese is the favorite even though Meyers gave Yaqui one of the hardest matches the Indian ever had in or out of El Paso. With his flying tackle, Achia, is one of the most spectacular grapplera ever to appea here. He hiii hif opponents with such force and suddenness that they are knocked out before they know what has happened. Meyers is skilled in the use of wrtstl.xks.

SV Tiny Simmons will meet Jimmy Brown, the Clovis sensation who won from Wilson Mclver, in the Stevens to send against the Pan Ti ers Strong In Dashes; Weak In Field For Meet Its perfectly legal," claims Walter, (Sneeze) Achiu, in demonstrating his flying tackle in the above picture. "I execute it like this, and Achiu shoves his shoulders into his foe's stomach while grabbing kg. Tt's not like other flying tackles because grab hold of ny opponent at the time hit him. Others who use it butt their opponents to the floor Achiu will toy his tackle out on Ray Meyers at Liberty hall Tues sterol final Martin Patterson riashps ith. Yourx Gotch, Tommy Intnrl Aft Club to Play Eighth Cavalry In Exhibition Game Friday DAVE SALAZAR'S coming! The ace of the El Paso pitching staff is due to make his first appearance of the season in a Texas uniform Wednesday, Alarmed El Paso fans who had heard rumors for several days that Salazar was not going to report this season saw their fears disappear Monday when "Mule Washburn received a telegram from Dave requesting his railroad ticket The ticket was dispatched forthwith and Salazar was scheduled to entrain for El Paso from Los Angeles Tuesday morning bright and early.

v'v While Washburn was confident, all along that Salasar was going to report despite a big cut in salary, be was greatly relieved to hear that the star right hander was ready to leave for El Pasc Having pitched ball practically all whiter, Salazar is not expected to need much work to put him in per fect condition for the opening gun of the season next week. If his arm is functioning as it was last year, Washburn expected to let him open the season next Tuesday against Tucson. 1 Appearance of Salazar will Washburn an ample supply of pitchers to start the season with. Besides the Mexican thrower, he will have Wally Bitter, Lefty Nielsen, Lefty Briggs and Sherman Edwards, all of whom are expected to be Among the new additions, Cecil II otto, the East Texan portsider, looks good enough to stay i although one day's performance 4i doesn't make a pitcher. Jack Wisner, the veteran from Phoenix, has made gaudy, impression on Washburn, although he's been 1 confined to his bed since Saturday with the flu.

1 The Texans will meet the Eighth Cavalry team at 2:30 p. m. Friday on the. Eighth Cavalry diamond, Washburn announced. game will be the third exhibition of the season for the club.

The final appearance of Wash bum's cohorts before they open the season will probably be made Sat urday and Sunday when they meet an all star club gotten together by Coach Mack Saxon of the College of Mines. The club returned to praqUce Monday at Washington Park. Start i I FOR EACH GOOD ON ALL IC 1 Ace Entrains Soilt uer 1 should give the Austin rmnners a battle all the way to the tare. Rodehaver and Maddox together with Callahan look good s.lso in the 220 and Remus Thomas, brother of Don Thomas, is a good bet in the 880; Wafer has a crack relay team in Thomas, Salome, Rodehaver and 3 Rascon meets Prank McOuffey and Canutfllo Kid and Pablo Rodriguez open the card. Prof.

Rechey'g band will play. BUly tiauas xbiww the main bout. Name 1' TT 4 i Former El Paso Catcher On League Staff Spefrinl to fhe PMt TUCSON. Ariz. Leroy (Drap) Hayes, former manager of th4 Miami club, and erstwhile catcher for the El Paso Texans, has been appointea ,4 ff Vance Expected i Sign Contract MACON.

Ga. Dazzy Vance, pitching ace of the Brooklyn Rpblns. who has a determined holdout aH spring, is expected to arrive Tiers Tuesday and sign his 1931 Dazry sent word to his friends here late Monday night that he would join the team Tuesday. SUITS on the umpiring staff of the Art 1 cause Ive got everything Mr. Dean zora Texas league Pres.

Wilford tells interviewers. He joined the Sullinger announced Tuesday. I Cardinals late last seasosi and made Rudy Baewald will be umpire in gbut against the Pirates pitch chief of the staff, 'Sullinger said. mg a three hit game. Other uniformed men will be: Tl C3ongtatulated on hs victory, lar (Pug) Cavet, manager of the Ir.

Dean conceded that he had Tucson club last year; Clarence a job. But I wasn't my Brooks and Al Wenz, both of whom at that I had a link in roy umpired in the league in 1930. arin otherwise those babies AU the umpires have played big j. WOuldn't have got a hit of fen me," league baseball with the exception At moment Mr. Dean ap of Sullinger said, and know to be in bad with the Card thc rules thoroughly." imi management due to bis The only new event the Tigers have hopes of taking is the pole vault.

If, Bob Francis has a good day he is expected to out vault Donald Johnson of Austin. He has made ever 10 feet this season. Bloch'f Open Season Bloch's Clothiers Juniors will open their season Friday against La Victoria Bakers at Florence and Seventh sts. 4 1L '4 4 4 t. I TXT TA Top rr iir A so aai is iv i t.

j'm 1 i a i '1 'v. i v' is" VJ 'Ut A i.v. 33 Gents Off On Every Dollar .7 V. i 1 I FaciSae 9 Base ball Leaders Gather to Bury Barnard, Johnson Strong in the dashes but weak in field events, the Tiger trackmen are hard at work for their dual meet with the 1 Austin panthers, scheduled for 1:30 p. m.

Friday at the El Pa30 stadium 4 Coach Wafer expects his cinder path artists to run up most of their points in the 100. 220, 440, 880, relay and possibly the pole vault. The Tigers are almost certain of a first place In the 440 dash. Don Thomas and Homer Salome are expected to show their heels to the Austin thinclads. In the 100, Thomas, Capt 8 Rodehaver and? Maddox have leen stepping the distance In close to 10 seconds and ing Wednesday, the Texans probably will hold their workouts.

at Dudley Washburn believes that the grass has reached such a height that it will not be hurt by practice IOO MILES v. i. I 1. 1. 4 TRAINS LEAVING Day" Sale, This time you can (April 3 and 4), and we've;) midnight, Thursday, April 9.

to jour starting fomt before Roundtrips: 1 Vnitrd Pwif.ft Wire 1 CLEVELAND The funeral of Ernest S. Barnart late president of the American league, was scheduled here Tuesday with the leaders of baseball gathered to pay their respects to one of the great men of the v'V Led by Kenesaw Mountain Landls, baseball's commissioner, presidents, managers umpires and others of the game's famous were here to attend the final rites of the league's Brands You Knoiv a ak, I i I TUXEDOS Coats OVERCOATS SHIRTS i By JOE WILLIAMS NEW YORK The Cardinals seem to have another Art Shires in the 1 appropriately captioned Dizzy Dean who admits that he is whale of a pitcher. Like Shires Mr. Dean has nrovided the writing boys with I a lot of sprightly copy thif spring. I Mr.

Dean's favorite subject is the wizardiY of his pitching arm. "I cunt miss being a great star be inonnting eccentricities and there, is talk that he may be shipped back to the bushes. That would be rerrettable. The major leagues could stanl a few Dizzy Deans around. They add piquancy to the show.

In the end a long procession of stenciled types become monotonous. i The blow hard in sport is more amusing than vulgar anyhow. Jack Sharkey was a much more interesting personality before he got a lawyer to do his talking for him. The verbal bombastics of Shires didn't make him any less attractive as a ball player. It was too bad that he didnt have the ability to measure up to the high esteem he' held for 4 himself.

Self confidence Is a fine quality and generally plays an important part in the winning formula. But it is not always easy to distinguish crenulne self confidence from a blus tering cockinesy and conceit. Not right off at least. Personally I am rather strong for the cocky athlete, provided he's got something to be cocky about. I find it much easier to accept this type as sincere than the professional modest violet who, in a moment of triumph, says to his public: deserve no credit at I was merely All the leaders in sport have been pronouncedly cocksure, and when they had run their race their achievements spoke for themselves.

Somehow old John L. Sullivan seemed to strike he keynote for the modern etiampion that night long ago in a Boston theater when upon bein Introduced he "stalked to the footlights, scowled ferociously around Wliitey Olson Special to tho Poet PHOENIX, Ariz. Whitey Olson, brilliant Swedish infielder who played shortstop for the Senators last year, will return to Phoenix again this season, but he win be shifted to third according to Louie Guisto, manager of the club. Gufcio Is elated that he will have Olson's services again. Oakland officials at first were re tactant about sending him back to Fhoemx, believing he was ready for faster cenpany.

The Senators will not have Bob Stevenson, first baseman, again this Oakland to understudy Leroy An ton. regular ilrst sacser. Pt? P1CKe on the Walsh Syndicate AII Ajneri JL X. AAtAAJL3w at the onlookers and bellowed In throaty bass voice, "my name ia John L. Sullivan and I can nek any alive.

If any of them. here doubts it, come on!" That In principle can be applied to any champion. Sullivan became the champion of the world because he was firmly sold on himself. Ty Cobb was the arch egoist of baseball From the start he believed himself better than jiny ball player that ever drew on a pair of spliced shoes. Most of his early day con flicts grew out of a sense of extreme superiority as a performer.

He believed there was nothing that could be done on the diamond by human hands that he couldn't do just as well, if, not a great deal better. Cobb was an egoist with brains. When he talked he said things. Once he told me: "When you go to bat in a tight ball game with runners on base all you've, got to remember is that the pitcher. is more worried about you than you are about him.

Keep that in mind, make him get that ball over and when he does smack it. The advantage is all on your side but you must make yourself appreciate it to do any good." In cockiness and spirit there are plenty of Cobbs left In baseball. One of these Is Earl Whltehill of the Tigers. Mr. Whitehill has a very high opinion of himself.

Around the circuit the boys call him Chesty. He came up from RlnnlnrliAm wml VMM 9r(L The first big league team he faced Whitehill had heard a few vague rumors about a guy named Ruth. The game started and a couple of Yankees got on between outs. Ur came Mr. Whitehill began to work on him with no show of emotion.

Ruth fouled the first pitch off. and missed the second, a curve. At this point Mr. Whitehill walked to the plate and asked Billy Ev ans the umpire to call time. Then, turning to the Tiger catcher, Johnny Bassler, Mr.

WhitehiH with gorgeous sarcasm said: "Now Johnny when tils mug Ruth comes to the plate be sure to let me know. Ill buzz one under his chin that will take his breath away." Was Ruth's face red? Indignation set in at every pore. He glowered out at the Tiger pitcher. He roared: "Corne on and put that ball over and 111 drive it down your throat, you fresh busher. Mr.

Whitehill calmly wound up and shot a perfect strike through the middle which Ruth, now flam ing mad, missed completely. A Will Return can football team in 1929, will be sent to Phoenix to play short Ackerman is from St Mary's college. Joe Chamberlain, a 20 year old player wha has had tryouts with Portland and Seattle, Is slated for the shortstop berth with the Senators. Emil Maihlo and Babe Tomlin son. two of Phoenix's star ball hawks last year, will be back to fill eutileld berths, leaving only "Red" Holmes berth vacant Holmes will either be traded or sold outright The Senators will not have Harlan Sampson) Poole to do the catching for them.

He has been retained by the Oaks. They have stoned RamondL a California votns? ster, to do the catching, and Caesar sinbaidi will return for relief duty. Ch.U TliJc Va I 4 17 Oil ft? A TA HOSIERY second president 3 1 After the services the leaders of the national pastime were to leave for Spence, where Ban John son, founder and former president of the American league, will be buried Wednesday. i El Paso Golf 'Club To Hold Meeting The annual meeting of the El Paso Golf club will be held at 8 p. m.

Thursday at the Hotel Paso del Norte, Tex Griffin, president, an vuMiftraM PlAtinn tt nffirjrR will PAJAMAS BE BACK BY MIDNIGHT THURSDAY HANDKERCHIEFS Manhattan Grayco Phoenix Allen A Disney 3 FincMey Hickok Paris Duofold Keiser it 1 NECKWEAR 1 BELTS Here's an EASTER 'Dollar leave Fridaj Saturday extended the return limit to Tx 4M toxi must return 1 1 toe held at this meeting. i m.wwwmwmwwmwrmmmm SUSPENDERS Bowling midnight Thursday. 1 The same low fares roundtrips to all places on Southern Pacific's Pacific lanes for approximately lea mile. FELT HATS STRAW HATS it Exact farts or roundtrips or tbree fiftbt of the regular am wttf fares ia most esses approximately le a mile. Some Examples VX8i.JkJF JL J.J.J.O M.

Everything goes in this store wide event no restrictions nothing held back All standard, nationally adver tised makes of Men's Fine Clothing Hats and Furnishings. If it's in our store it's on Sale at Thirty three and One third Cents Off Every Dollar a JK if 1 1 Los Angeles $17.65 Phoenix 9.45 San Diego 17.65 Sari Francisco 27.85 TELEPHOKE LEAGUE On Knickerbocker Alley tm Ixng 144 17! 13 454 Cox 122 153 456 Lfcnpon 127 113 154 392 Schmidt 180 IBS UH 501 Corlett 177 211 178 S6S 754 814 777 3341 Koldea 122 11 141 382 Timm 4. 158 181 1M 632 Eobtosoa 164 144 147 455 Jolly 118 152 418 Laird 88 181 177 433 880 728 818 3218 BUZZERS Joy 121 122 134 377 Shaeffer 177 125 188 470 Oraham 131 147 139 io Pace 125 174 464 Handicap 100 100 208 Total. Hi 858 708 1821 in i. 4 i i 5XECTOR ICilig 1 30 328 100 348 Hovart HI 138 146 34)3 CtiCV 142 .133 123 318 318 '138 S78 827 121 141 22 Total 88 655 ate im miuMtrial Jerue: Owl CSuU vs.

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