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i 'itoaM-Poi Spxrdx League To Carry Cut Regular Schedule Page 12 Friday May 22 19121 Forfeit Game Of Indians Is Thrown Out Cards Mean Business Now -Says Southworth Joe Williams Pastor Should Beat Italian Get Third Bout With Louis Army To Grant Joe One Fight Add 2 Teams To Ft Bliss Bowling Loop By GEOKGE KIRKSEY Unilrd Prr Slaff ('rrrpnirnt NEW YORK May the blame for weak Southworth didn't mention it but one Cardinal regular paid a $200 'fine within the last few weeks Yes mean business Anderson' LT Fra airy Division Athletic officer said! slart in fhe National League pon-jwilh a capital sirec the Cardinals The International Baseball League comprised of El Paso and Juarez semi-pro clubs will not suspend its rrgular schedule during the staging of the Southwestern i-11 Baseball tournament June 27-28 and July 4-5 -have decided to carry scheduled games although Field will be reserved for NEW YORK May 22 It has never been a matter of record that James I Johnston the grand pappy bandit ever said too little and in a recent utterance it must be conceded he said what is vulgarly known as a mouthful Speaking of the chances of his heavyweight one Hob Pastor against I Dudley here Managers out ther nant race Billy Southworth dy-j All Eastern National League nanuc little St Louis pilot left 'games were cancelled yesterday ex-lown vowing that his ball club icept the Rcds-Phils game in which would do something tangible about Philadelphia beat McKechnie'sclub Brooklyn big lead 3-2 and knocked the Rhinelanders Came to my senses at the Polo down to sixth place Si Johnson Grounds last Sunday after the Posted Paul Derringer in a pitchers Giants beat us in the first game of duel a Southworth said last night before departing for St Louis had been too soft sympathetic and tender with my ball Ernie Bonham establishing him-jsplf as the American League's premier pitcher pitched the Yankees the White -whose doting parents noArmy Whaf visioned an operatic career lpvt wams it today that a total of 16 enlisted men's teams will be represented in tho Ft Bliss Bowling Tournament 'instead of the original number of 14 The league is scheduled t- open play Monday at 6:45 at the Five Points Bowling Lanes The new entrants are the 12th Cavalrymen and Batjcry of the 602nd Coast Artillery The League with eight teams and will do its kegling on Thursday evenings Opening schedule for Ihe Ft Blis-s Enlisted Men's loop follow: first Signal Troop vs 7lh Cavalry Wpns 2nd Cav Brigade 5tli Cavalry lldqrs 1st Cavalry Divn vs 252nd Quartermaster Wm Keaumoril Hospital vs 81st Ord Co ird Cheiniriil Battalion vs Team Number Two of Ihe Division Quartet master more we hear that way him-iself The recent publicity as to whether he will or will not be allowed to make another public appearance we are told is not to his liking And we can believe that is so the type tournament games The league will utilize Washington Park Cathedral High Athtlctic Kield and Borunda Park Juarez for their games during the tournament Several of the teams in the circuit w'ill enter the Southwestern event and if arrangements can be worked out they will be able to play both tournament and league tiFts a 1-0 triumph over Sox It was his sixth straight victory and his fourth shutout With Ted William hitting his ninth homer with a mate on base every day We spotted the Giants jfhe Red Sox beat the Indians 8-3 a four-run lead in that second game snapping the Tribes four -game Sunday and came on to win We club I derided to crack down 'myself and everybody else "I did and you've seen a change in this ball club We aren't at our best yet but we are getting better 1 winning streak another heavyweight one Mauriclk doubt env Mr Johnston said: my bum can't beat the likes! of Mnuriello he don't belong in the same ring with Joe Louis" These two glowing specimens cf human force meet in Madison Square Garden tonight and Mr Johnston's comment is appropos of a hoped for rematch with the great Negro champion Pastor has twice faced Louis winning over Mau-riello would be in line for a third chance an assist in this connection being due Billy Conn's belligerent father-in-law We assume you are familiar with the details of that charming little family which will be known to po City Policeman Guy Frost (left) and Mr and Mrs Cecil Trimble of El Paso spent some profitable hours of ocean fishing off Aransas Pass in the Gulf of Mexico Photo shows some of their big jack fish caught on big game fish tackle S1I1 Cavalry vs ilrqm Battalion S3 1st Tank Destroyer Bnttlion: Troop 691st haven lost Since and have run off GAME WITHOUT LOUIS TO HE DEPRESSING What the fight game especially the heavyweight division will be without a Louis as the main magnet is too depressing to contemplate Another generation will have to come along before anybody else is ever taken seriously as a weight champion Much loss corvine serving 'immortals namely Sulli- We are going after with hammer and Fhil Murchildon allowed only six hits winning his sixth game ax the Athletics beat the Tigers 11-3 Sid Hudson tamed the Browns and Washington won 5-2 despite six Senators' errors It was Hudson's third victory 12th Cavalry and Team One of Division Quartermaster vs Battery fil2nd Anti Aircraft On Thursday evening the following schedule will open hostilities in the Officers' League 7th CataJrv 8th Cavalry 15th Cavalry Hdqrs AA 12th Cavalry vs Wpnw and Divn Troops and Division Quarter-master vs 3rd Chemical Battalion the THROW FORFEIT Managers of the league also have voted to throw out forfeit game won by the the Juartv two teams were scheduled to play a doubleheader They played the first game and agreed to give the winner of it the second game The Indians thus were credited with two victories Other managers that all contests be played lout and voided the forfeit viclorv te Juarez Indians against All-Stars recently The were scheduled to play Tf J7 VI VO Q'CL 06 i Sought On June 3 Bill I four in a row i those Dodgers Southworth biting off his words and banging his fist told of one of the regular pitchers taking a 15-minute workout and returning to the clubhouse to get his arm rubbed thicker as "two one" van Jeffries and Dempsey lived long in memory We have a feel ing this humble simple nicker from the red clay lands of $500 War Bond Prize Causes Golf Squabble rv tmtifinol SfTi ur CHICAGO May The ron-jlrovcrsy over the $500 war bond the Chicago Tam O'Shanter Club has posted as first prize in its American Amateur Golf boiled higher today with neither side to the argument giving an ineh George Blossom Jr president of FASTOR SHOULD BE ABLE TO AVOID SWIPES Alabama will outlive them all cr0jAnd we can sec ourself 10 years Hrom now writing about the current a vy weight champion: "lie 'couldn't have licked one side of Joe Louis" i BT FIVE POINTS 2 Last Day Starts 2 Despite the loss of one victory the Indians are still leading the league although their margin has been reduced The Sunday league program will be: Coeu Colas vs Peyton Paekers 2 Dudley Field Del Monte Cafemeu vs Juarez All-Stars second game of doubleheader Gnatt Jewelers vs Juarez Indians 3:30 Borunda Park Allnow Tourna-bestinu'nt With the 10 round main between Midget Mexico and uel Villa signed and sealed for the next fight card at Liberty Hall June 3 Matchmaker Erwin is busy scouting around for the boxers available to appear in the I supporting bouts He is particularly anxious to sign! the United States Golf Association a foe for the crack little Juarez' warned that any amateur partici-Chinese featherweight Eddie Ki-! tlng in the tou inamerU would be roga in the semi-final bout has taken the fight fans endangering his simon-pure ing roga lias taken the fight fans by a defiant answer tame from 9mm mmmrnt Faster figures to win this easy enough Muiriello has one thing to recommend him fighter: he can bounce triples off the other guv's chin But lii offensive strategy is as obvious as a Yale spinner and Pastor who has the been-there experience ought not to have much trouble avoiding the Italian's awesome this in spile of the fact that Pastor has been slapped to the canvas oftener than any modern heavyweight to reach the headlines onlv as M1IIS1SIIIOIN Gilstrap Texas Basket Coach AUSTIN May Howard i Bully) Gilstrap today was head basketball coach for the University of Texas substituting for duration of the war for Jack Grey' who is on leave from the school to serve as a lieutenant in the Navy Gilstrap has been football line coach under Bible at Texas for five years He is a former Texas athlete and before returning to his alma mater as coach he directed football and basketball teams for Schreiner Institute at Kerrville Chartered Bus Ban May Not Ruin Minors Madeleine Carroll Stirling Hayden Bahama passage IU flg VARIETY VIEWS NEWS SPORT Warner Baxter in Had 4 Roy Rogers In From No 10 siorni with his spectacular style of (George May president of the milling his erty Hall last two bouts at Lib- Tam O'Shanter Club who said: against the Cleveland can't name names but I'll say De La Torre May Remain On Ft Bliss Team names in enter the Haines The fans are this some of the biggest for more of Kiroga but 1 amateur golf are going to The fact is the only reason this By GARRY SCHUMACHER fight ever reached the garden isjlnternatinl New Service Suort Writer that it has Joe Louis implications! NEW YORK May 22 The new-That's what gave it a selling point it ruling from the office of de- somewhat jfense transportation in Washington implications ILl L4 lacking in vitality today The denying the use of chartered buses Army has indicated that it prefers! to minor league baseball clubs after Pvt Louis to confine his activities June I is another indication that to the Army a not altogether un- the war is gradually weakening the reasonable attitude in view of 'the structure of minor league baseball fact there seems to be vague rumors strictly enforced and applied of a war However our information in equal dt aree to the teams own STARTS TODAY! 1 veteran Low clamoring the matter of obtaining a worth-All-American Despite the fact that he was beaten while opponent for him is no easy USGA rules were modified last by Jise Martinez in an exhibition lasi an' Professional feather- January to provide that a player on a Ft Bliss boxing card last weiht boxers have arrived recent- i might accept Government securities night Lightweight Juan De La Torre kv al or in E1 Erwin including war stamps and bonds would like to rontaet them and so long as their face value as a cheek on their record with the prize did not exceed $100 sibilitv of signing an opponent for' -We wij Rluk to our guns in Kiroga placing a $100 bond limit on prizes Not since me memorable days offoi USGA President Joe Rivers Mike Vasqucz and BjnS8som sajd golfer who par-Pmkv Crquidi has a local fighter h' itvi((1tr rmm Arms battler from across the river ticipates in a tourney where the prizes are more than that amount will be placing his amateur TIMES W3 is the famous private will be per-! ing their own bus transportation Houston mitted to fight at least one more new ruling may actually sound 'day fight after which It will b- all! the death knell of all the country's Gc La Torre puzzled by Marline minor leagues at least northodux style lost the decision those in Class and Railroad transportation Again a fightnr who swap atmlhe Bh lightweight boxer 5lu SHEtWANTS! standing in i presumaoly open to them but better advantage expense involved would make it iin-' Results of last night's fights held possible for the smaller teams the 82nd Field Artillery motor Bus operate on that basis Sports Roundup By HUGH FULLERTON Midget Mexico and Manuel Villa have begun training and actual sparring 'in preparation for their contest Mexico has established training quarters at the recently ro-nponed Ringside Gymnasium at 2002 South El Paso street and Villa has opened training at the Pan-! American Arena in Juarez Villa BiK- wi'I be seen in training 1 daily at and Mexico will train portation has been standard in these F- Cavlr- dc-ined Tom Rah t)i Cdvjity leagues for the past 10 years Mack Thn-her Cjotr However Frank Shaughnessyi Taviou president of the International League1 5h Cavalry ikiMivkout over A Mood a Miluarv and a member of the executive lfl Police in tcond round iirri'uiird Bn A donated Prnt NEW YORK Maying rations: while committee uf the National Assoc ia-' Srt Kn 'in (iatr tion of Professional Baseball rrr Hobb- eii Tank Leagues aid today he did not be- MeCnw 74iilh VUiiaiv pleading for more daily The public is in- lctics to touxhen Police P- m- training ses- l'iiiii' -voted vited to Tovar 5th Ju witness the both men lieve Government restrictions on! Ssn 7 chartered buses would have a vastating effect on the minor leagues I understand the ruling of the office of defense transportation it Cavilrj Bruno Charlp- "er I first nilmon knockout oxer r- ecortJ round Tiistan ''u I'aulo drciMonml Waldrop 132p1 Ar vo red tFcimco! kriiekoui Clarence Brew -ler Till Caxalrx in round 22 Rationaliz-the Navy is competitive ath-up prospective sailors and fliers a good many i Eastern schools are scrapping their sports programs because they can't get the gas or buses to transport athletes to out-of-town games What's the matter with giving them carfare and telling them to be on deck by game time? Judging by'our experiences as a commuter i they'd be plenty tough after a few 1 trips on common carriers Since race hosscs get sugar cards a lot of them are getting the tobacco habit and some like a chaw so well they'll reach right into their handlers' pockets for it bars only the use of chartered orj Tony caiiey Tih cvair dHiioned The Baseball Standings 0 O' leased buses and dies not stop clubs Kiki Vatquv Juarez i u- Hector Marque buses he Marqi using they from said uare and fought no-deciion Cavalry deciiored Ortega Rigs I iplri exhibition Joe Martinez Till Juan De la Torre gpmupo MHA Nova-Savold Bout To Be Held Tonight National Bliss Teams Narrow Race Starts at 11 a LAST DAY Drama Action Love as thrilling as the book and it was a best seller QUOTE UNQUOTE Lou Novikoff climbing into an upper berth: I could just get my batting average as high a this thing' I'd stick around in this neruo'ni'ic JVeir WASHINGTON May Lou 'Nova of California and Lee Savold' of Des Moines la tonight make1 their bids for a chance to meet The two top teams of each bracket i Heavy weight Champion Joe Louis in the Ft Bliss Softball League will Cincinnati i 453 st Lom 2t The 10-round bout for the Navy 'play games tomorrow afternoon at Chicago is 441 vahetn is 20 3S4 1 Relief Society was originally! the Post Exchange diamond in a mn scheduled for last night but was series that will leave the race nar-Cin(lllP1tl 2 PhiU- New York i Chi- UPct CLUBS Pet 23 735 New York 52 9 710' 19 15 359 Cleveland 32 11 K67j 18 13 343 Boston 17 14 548 18 18 300 Deli nit 20 17 341 16 19 437 Philo 13 22 405 Prophecies Nostradamus HSfc4 £8 I delphia 3 Color Cartoon The Hungry Murietonu News STRIKES To SPARE postponed because of bad weather Negro Teams Play rowed to two teams I I Fifth Cavalry will meet 16th Quartermasters and 691st Tank De-Istroyer Battalion will oppose the 3rd Chemical Battalion The starts at 2 Barton MacLane Ona Munson and Warren William f)thr uaii'f nipirnl I raid 0 Bo-ton 8 Cleveland 'Philadelphia 11 De-i troit 3 I Washington 5 St Loin 2 GamevTaday at Cleve- St lnuli 2BIGHinr KAY W'ALTER ALWAYS IN MY WITH STARLET GLORIA WARREN SOUTHERN PACIFIC LEAGUE Oa Five Point Lana Southern Pacific Shops and Red game I Medal Texans Negro baseball teams' 1 will play a game at 3 Sunday at the Cathedral Athletic -Field on Wyoming street happiness and Get in the fun fest don't miss it! FINEST THEATRE in this genuine Buclstin with ten tn'm that brings to each step the carefree jaunty spring that laughs at foot weariness or hot weather discomfort Buy War Bonds STARTS 3 DAYS! STAGE-SCREEN SHOW! Leading rire Store for 25 Years TIRE SUPPLY CO Mesa M-700I 900 OF Brillheart Injured By Catcher's Fake Bn a iionatrd Pre SHREVEPORT La Mav 22 'Lefty" Brillheart pitcher for the Shreveport Sports was in the hos- pital today the victim ft a masterful bit of faking by his own battery mate Del Ballinger I San Antonio defeated by the Sports 3 to 2 last night attempted a double steal in the sixth inning with runners on first and third Ballinger bluffed a throw to second base and then rifled the ball Brillheart who he hoped would return it in time to cut the runner off at the plate The pitcher lurn- ing to watch the play at second was struck in the cheek by the ball and had to be carried from the field A JAMBOREE MIRTH and MUSIC! 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