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Arizona republican., 1895-02-19
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The herald., 1895-07-15
Angel City League Plays Big
Baseball
LOS ANGEL LES ATHLETIC CLUB
What Their New Quarters VIII Be
Like
Cycling ITEMS End and What They Are
Deing-TsIk ct the Training Table.
Osnerai News Notes

There was fine baseball by the Angel
City league at Athletic park yesterday
and the crack Francis Wilson's played a
hot game and defeated the pick OF the
Brunswicks, and the Admirals took their
bats and beat the unlucky Brupswic ks
into base bags. The Wilson's won the
purse. The Brunswicks lost everything.
The first game. between the Francis
Wilson's and the Brunswick picked team.
besides being for the regular champion
ship, was for side purse of $50. 1t was
won for the Wilson's by their superior
batting and fielding. After the first two
innings the Brunswicks we're not in the
gamesat any stage OF it. the Wilson's
scoring almost as they pleased. The Will
sons' two new players. Hanlon and Burke,
showed up in fine style, both making
some star stops and throws, Burke in
particular using his bat handily and PROV
ing himself to be one of the finest second
basemen ever on the local diamond.
Hanlon distinguished himself on short,
Moore playing his usual fine game At
third. both accepting everything that
went their way, without an error. Car
mona did splendid service at center field.
accepting seven chances without an error.
The wilson's played almost psrfect
game, whereas the Brunswicks were not
up to the usual form. The official score
on the first game was as follows:
The herald., 1895-07-15
GENERAL SPORTING
Yacht. Horse, Siugger, Rod, Gun and
Dog

Yacht. Horse. sIugger. Rod, Gun and
Dog
Young Lady (out vachting)-What is
the matter, Captain Quarterback?
Captain-The fact is, my dear young
lady, we've broken our rudder.
Young LADY, wouldn't worry about
that. The rudder is mostly under water,
yoU know, and it isn't likely people will
notice 1t.
Assistant--I think we could use that
play. There is a horse race on the stage
in the last act
Manager-That isn't new.
Assistant-No; but the playwright sug-
gests that we change the winning horse
every night and sell pools on the result.
Puck.
A New York press dispatch says John
A. Logan Jr. is about to try an expert
ment as novel as it will be interesting to
morse bre eders. He will take to London
about the middle of June fifty head of
| fine horses. Every one of the lot will be
15.3 in height or better. and not one will
have record slower than 2:30. Every
animal in the lot will De solid color
| bay or brown, ana there will be no less
than fifteen matched pairs, some Of them
able to so double in 2:2j. All will be
| stylish. fine-actioned horses. and Mr..
| Logan believes that they will not only at
| tract great attention on the othe. side
but that they will also fetch excellent
| prices.
Il & =
The Nonpareils defeated the Seventh
street Grays in "a game OF baseball yester-
day, by Il score of "A to s. Features OF
the game were the batting of King and
McIntyre and the playing of Smile and
Dennis ofshe Nonpareils.
4 & 4
The press dispatches from Dallas, Tex
| as, announced that by the 10th of this
month diagrams and maps OF reserved sec
| tons in the auditorium would be sent to
I all the leading cities in the country, so
the sporty boys could engage to 60 to
| Dallas in comfort to see Odoriferous Cor
bett, "Our Jim. - "Gentleman jim, etc..
slug "Lanky Bob" Fitzsimmons. But
either the plan miscarried, or else the
| general impression that has gone abroa d
in the sporting world has reached Presi-
dent Stewart. that this is a jay farming
village on the edge Of the earth, and he
has scorned to notify the bloods who Ian
| gush here on an occasional bicycle race,
and small club gossip. AS the thing
| stands now there are men to bet heavily
| that Corbett will walk in and punch the
| jaw off of Ftzsimmons while there are
| an inside few who claim Bob will make
| Jim's face into hamburg steak and
! knock him ont Of the ring.
The herald., 1895-07-15
GUN SHOOTING AT THE RANGE

Gun shooters in docks gathered at the
City Gun club grounds yesterday tor the
prize shoot in which their crack marks
men were to participate. The day was
all that could b. desired Tor the sport and
a nun Der of good scores were made, but
quite percentage OF the birds were awx-
ward and managed to dodge the shots
raned after them.
There was shooting com petition for the
gold medal, the shooting by some of the
men being exceptional In accuracy. The
gold medal contestants shot twenty sim
giles and five doubles each, and it was in
the doubles the score was wrecked. Mat
field got every one of his singles. losing
only two birds in the doubles. making
the best showing o. the day. Vaa Walk
berg ranked next with clean single
score and tour birds lost in the doubles.
The scores are given below in singles and
doubles, the final score following:
First class, gold medal. won by James
Matheld:
James Menasco-Singles: 110l00l101110
OOll00; doubles. 11-00-l1-l0-1U total. II.
Osgoodby - Singles: 1Ol0ll1ll111111l11
10; doubles, O1-o0- l0-l1-1l total. %.
Joe Singer-Singles: 11l01l10Ol1111111-
HILL; doubles. 1U0l-1l11-10; total. 25
Jones-Singles: 1l000l10ll0l lO00OOO010; :;
doubles, 1l-0l-00-11-1l; total, 10.
James Matfeld-Singles: 1l1l1ll1lll11-
1ll111l; d-ubies, 10-ll-ll-10-ll total, 2S.
Brier-Singles: 0lll1l0lll0l10l0l; dou-
bles. 10-10.01 lilo; total. -.
Taylor Singles: l10lll0l0lll1l0l10ll !;
doubles. 1000 TO- 1901 total. 19
Schanck-Singles: l1l00ll010ll0l111l;
total, q.
Van Valken berg Singles: 1nl1ll11ll
1lll1l11l doubles. 10-00-ll II Oh; total 26.
Hauerwass-Singles: lllllO0l0l1ll110ll
oil; doubles. 00-l1-10l-ll; total, 22
.ssStock well-Singles ll0ll11l00lll10o1lO
OIL; doubles, 00-101l-10l0; total, IS.
leighton Singles: llll011ll01ll1llll0l /;
doubles, I-0l-1ll0- 1910; total, "A.
Second class, silver medal, won by w.
Valentine; no double shots. The scores
were:
George --10llo0l11l11oOo1l00o to.
tai. IL.
Osborne-0ll0l10l0ll0 total, IA.
0)lll0lllllllll0l11l to.
tai. II.
De Jarnatt-1ollllolol tota /,
13.
Kerckh -1l11ll1lO1O10l0oOll1 total,
IA.
Nordholt- 001l10ll11111lI0l1O total, a.
Gerdes-0 -0llll0lllll0ll0lllll total, l6.
Farrell-1O0ll0lllll0 total, ~.
The herald., 1895-07-15
DIR. PIERCE'S
Golden Medical
DISCOVERY
Cures Mnety-eight per cent. of all
cases of Consumption, In all its
Earlier Stages.

Although by many believed to be incura-
BILE, there is the evidence of hundreds of
living witnesses to the fact that, in all its
earlier stages, consumption is a curablc
disease. Not every case, but a large per-
centage Of cases, and we believe, fully 9S
Ter cent. are cured by DR.. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery, even after the disease
has progressed SO far as to induce repeated
bleedings from the lungs, severe lingering
cough with copious expectoration Gnclud-
ing tubercular matter), great loss of flesh
and extreme emaciation and weakness.
Do you doubt that hundreds of such cases
reported to us as cured by Golden Med
ical Discovery were genuine cases of that
dread and fatal disease? You need not take
our word for it. They have, in nearly every
instance, been so pronounced by the best
and most experienced home physicians,
who have no interest whatever in mis-
representing them, and who were often
strongly prejudiced and advised against
a trial of Golden Medical Discovery"
but who have been forced to confess that
it surpasses, in curative power over this
fatal rnalady, all other medicines with
which they are acquainted Nasty cod
liver oil and its filthy emulsions" and
mixtures, had been tried in nearly all these
cases and had either utterly failed to bene-
fit, or had only seemed to benefit little for
a short time. Extract of malt, whiskey,
and various preparations of the hypophos-
phites had also been faithfully tried III vain.
The photographs of large number of
those cured of consumption, bronchitis,
lingering coughs, asthma chronic nasal
catarrh and kindred maladies, have been
skillfully reproduced in a book of 100
pages which will be mailed to you, OF; re-
ceipt of address and six cents in stamps.
Address for Book, Worlds Dispensary
Medical Association, Buffalo, N. Y.
The herald., 1895-07-15
ADMIRALS


Earned runs-Admirals 7, Brunswicks 2.
Two-b hits-Wilson.
Three base hits-Swan.
Double plays Barclay Glass, Cleavland
Base on balls-By Van Horn 3, by Streets.
Struck out-By Van Horn 5, by Street 4.
Passed balls-Grotzinger !, Glass /.
Wild pitches-Van Horn /.
Umpire-Wheeler.
Scorer-Gaty.
The league is now putting up good
game of baseball that is drawing large
crowds to Athletic park Sunday after
moons. Next Sunday the Admiras and
Wilson's come together. and as they are
tied for first place in the league, a red hot
game is expected.
A reply has been sent out by Oxford
and Cambridge to the Intercollegiate
Athletic Association of America. The
reply is to the effect that it would not be
desirable for the clubs to abandon their
original policy. which was that Oxford
and Cambridge would meet Yale and
Harvard this year, either in America or
England. Since, however, this was rem
dered impossible, owing to the action of
Harvard, neither club was inclined to
take further steps this year in regard to
o meeting between a com bination team
of the English universities and a similar
team of the American universities.
The University of California is resting
on its laurels since its triumphant field
day on eastern sod, and the boys are said
to be shining up their crack athletes
anent the great contests with doughty
Stanford that follow soon.
The herald., 1895-07-15

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I1TDfAN stops prematureness OF the dis
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Strengthens, invigorates and tones the entire
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MtOYAN cures debility, nervousness, c.n1s-
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Send fer circulars and testimonials.
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The herald., 1895-07-15
WITH CYCLING TEN

Around the World On Wheels, the str
ring drama tnat is to be run at the Los
Angeles theater for four nights fiom July
3lst, is being rehearsed assidu5usiy by
he Los Angeles Wheelmen ana mem bers
Of the Athletic club who are in the cast.
Manager Englander, who is an Orphcnm
star, expects fine results from such prom
ising material. the young gentlemen TAX
ing To their parts with a natural relish
that is refreshing to one accustomed tn
the regulation play acting. AS the per-
foImances are to be for the benefit of the
magnificent three-lap racetrack, and quar-
ters, planned by the wheelmen, there is
no doubt it will be well patronizcd.
There will be q rehearsal at the club to-
night.
1t is said around the training table that
the Southern Pacific people aIe plan
ming to open their fine new Santa Monica
track with a great opening. and it is
hnted tnat the talent will be agreeably
surprised by finding bunch of northern
and eastern cracks imported for them to
Outride,
The herald., 1895-07-15
LOS ANGELES ATHLETIC CLUB

As announced several weeks ago by The
Herald, the club will move TO its commo-
dlous new quarters further south h on
Spring street as soon as the building ca n
be completed. The board of directors
met few nights ago and finally agreed
upon the building and signed the lease
prepared by the Wilson's.
The palms were presented by Mccarthy
4 Mendel, and brief description Of the
building given from their data. The
building is go feet front, with depth of
l67 feet. Three stories will face the
street, but 40 feet back fourth story
will be raised. The renaissance style
will lend beauty to the struture. III,
broad entrance will be in carved capital
and polished granite. The lower story
will be constructed OF steel. grahite anG
iron, and the other elevations will be in
pressed red brick with terra Gotta trim
mings. Two large front balconies will
serve as porch and band stand When 10Y
full occasions call for such indulgence.
The second floor is reached by a broad
staircase, under which will be wheelrack
with accom- m odations for fifty bicycles
The staircase lands in wide hall, which
runs the full width OF the building and
forms al entrance to the reading room
and parlor card rooms. ladies' reception
room. board of directors and secre tary S
rooms, bowling alleys, billiard parlor
cloak room. locker rooms ard toilet
There are two reading parlors, one 30x43
feet and another 14x30 feet, connected by
fourteen-foot sliding doors. The billiard
parlor will be 23x91 feet. and will contain
The herald., 1895-07-15
FRANCIS WILSON'S

Earned runs-Brunswicks 2, Wilsons 2.
Two-base hits-Burke, Eager, Carmona.
Three-base hits-Hanlon, Moore.
Double plays-Barclay, Glass, Cleavlend.
Base on bails-By Meath 8, by Farrow ..
Etruct out-By Meath 4. by Farrow7.
Wild pitches-Farrow 2.
Passed balls-Chapman l, Henry l.
Time of game, hour and 10 minutes.
Umpire-Byler.
6corer-Gaty.
The second game, between the Admir-
ais and the Brunswicks. was one-sided
game. won with ease by the Admirals.
Street and Martyr were in the points for
the Brunswicks, while Van Horn and
Groetzinger did the battery work for the
Admirals. For the first three innings the
game was close, after which the dmir-
ais scored pretty much as they pleased,
winning the game by score of 12 to /.
The score for the second game was as
follows:
The herald., 1895-07-15

aces; also on the San Franc SEQ races
event:
First race. three fourths mile, maidens,
three,year-old handicap Enfilda LOG;
Tom Moore ITO. Escape 106, Sleepy Dick
l03, Humming Bird 103, Juanita 10i.
Second race. five-eighths mile. selling,
two-year- -olds-H motional 104. Lenon,a 107.
Montezuma 9S. Impos:tion 95. Humia 95,
Stalkanoe 95.
Fourth race. ono mile. all ages. purse
EAGLE Bird ia Florianna 100, Stone.
nillie l07. Deer Slayer l04, Mirage %, Mil
waukee 50, Golden Gate 80, Humsnits 81.
fifth race. one and a half miles, over
ak hurdies--Alato lbl. Harry Alonzo 151.
st Luke Las. Buena Ven.ure las. LAFAYETTE
1S5, Winship 1873. Princess las.
The herald., 1895-07-15
Baseball

LOUISVILLE, KY, July 14.-Louis.
vile 3. base hits 10, errors 4.
Brooklyn 10. base hits Is. errors 1.
ies-McDermott, Weyhing and
Warner: Stein and Daley.
ST. LOUIS. July l4.-St. Louis S, base
hits 12, errors 3.
Cleveland 4. base hits 10. errors 3.
4 tteries-Breitenstein and Miller, Will
son and O'Connor.
CINCINNATI, July 1.-Cincinnati 3,
base hits 8, errors 2.
Washington 6. base hits ~, errors 3.
BatteIies-Foreman, Rhlnes and Mpr-
ply; Anderson aud Mcclure.
CHICAGO, July 14.-Chicago g base
hits 10. errors /.
Baltimore 8, base hits II, errors B.
Batteries Griffith and Kittredge
Clarksor and CLARK.
The herald., 1895-07-15

a Belgian paper says that a cycle track
will be constructed by Brussels capital OIL
the field of Waterloo where Napoleon and
Wellington had their last race. 1t is pro-
the official stand. Spreaking of the big
bronze lion which ornaments this top of
the mound, which is assembled by $50
steps, a guide informed an American
whelman writer (who stood on the
mound top in 1sss) that the French. one
dark night, shortly after the mammoth
lion was erected, climbed the mound and
sawed the bronze lions tail off. The Eng
lsh promptly put another tail on their
lion.
The herald., 1895-07-15

the bicycle craze will go. An Oakland
man desires to exchange an out-of-town
lot for a wheel. Now comes San Fran
cisco girl with generous supply of jew
elry and dearth of pocket money. who
wants to trade marquise ring for the
universal steed. AT this rate personal
property would change ownership with
confusing rapidity. and a unique industry
be built up by some enterprising indi-
vidual. One obstacle, however. seals the
doom of this system of new brokerage; /;
nobody who owns o wheel will part
with it,
The herald., 1895-07-15
A Risky Bicycle Trio

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. July l4.-Mlss
Jessie kob nson, handsoms young lazy
make a bicycle run from Chicago to the
City of Mexico. 5000 miles. Miss Robin.
son will leave Chicago August 10th and
expects to arrive in Mexico Septemb ber
18th. This stupendous task is not the out
come of wager. Miss Robinson believes
she can make the run in thirty-eight
days, barring accidents. and has the daI-
ing 10 undertake it. She will ride alone.
The herald., 1895-07-15

The Connections legislature, having
killed the woman suffrage bill. has pass
ed law providing that no woman who
has been born deaf, dumb or blind. or is
epileptic or feeble-minded, shall be mar
ried until she is As. In order that the
charge OF discrimination may not be made
is considered likely that at the age speci-
fed the chances of marriage are slight,
while the peril OF heredity will be mainly
removed. And indeed this would appear
to be entirely probable.
The herald., 1895-07-15
Turf Events

SAN JOSE. July 14.-The San Jose
Road clubs seventh iivc-mile handicap
road race for silver trophy took place
today over the Alum Rock avenue
course. There were nine starters, I.
Relloli. Navlet and G. Hard snbrook,
SC atch V. Benson and J. Harrington,
45 seconds; G. Dalstron, M. ]. O'Brien
1:15; Wing won; time. l4:08. The best
time was made by Hardenbrook, 1850
15. The cup has to be won three times.
Navlet and Benson have won twice. II ar
rington and Mcfarland once, the latter
holding the coast record.
The herald., 1895-07-15
THE DEFENDER
The Yacht Behaved Very Well at Her Tria
Trim

The Yacht Behaved Very Well at her Tria
NEWPORT, R. l., July l4.-The De-
fender outsailed the victorious Vigilant
IN fair and interesting trial contest this
afternoon off the Rhode Island coast. and
Messrs. Iselin, Morgan and Vanderbilt,
the members of the syndicate, who fol-
lowed every movement OF both boats, ex-
pressed themselves as we'll pleased with
the result.
The new yacht behaved admirably and
both outsailed and outponted her oppo-
nent. The crew OF the Defender made
quick time in bringing her about again,
It on,y requiring Is seconds to change
her course large fleet of yachts under
sail and steam started to follow the race.
Mr.. C. o. Iselin was on board the De-
fender and Mr.. Willard was on board the
Vigilant. The steam yachts followed the
we'll, but the Defender showed marked
superiority in this respect as we'll as in
/. Shortly after o'clock squall was seen
coming from the south. Vigilants COM
mander at once came about. took in head
sails, and she was taken in tow by her
tender. The latter headed for New Lon
wind from the south. The Defender
took in her cub topsail and set ner work
ing topsail, came about and put to sea in
a twelve knot breeze. In order to show
Messrs. Morgan and Vanderbilt what she
could do, after making ong reach. she
headed for Point Judith. where the Vigi-
LIANT was just rounding. The Vigilant
was soon overhauled. and apparently for
another brush the later again got under
sail. But after short trial, in which
she was again beaten, the Vigilant gave
up tho race and the Defender returned to
Newport. The syndicate boat will pro-
oeei to Bristol tomorrow to receive the
finishing touches before starting for New
York. The crew of the Defender on their
return spoke in high terms of her behav-
ior. Captain Haff was fairly elated with
her work after the squall, and all who OBJ
served the yacht today expressed conf
dence in her ability to compete with any
thing IN her class afiOat.
The herald., 1895-07-15
Three State Records Broken

ST.LOUIS. July l4.-Ross Miller of tn e
Century Road club broke the 25 so and
100 m lie state records. His time for the
distances were Twenty-Five miles. 1:ll;
fifty miles, 3:l5; 100 miles. seven hours.
The herald., 1895-07-15
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If thou art hard beset

If thou art hard beset
With sorrows that thou wouldst forget,
II thou wouldst read lesson that will
keep
Thy heart from fsinting and thy soul
from sleep,
Go to cyclery no tear
Dlms the sweet look that bloome eIs
p 4 p
All wheelmen are intent on the great
gathering at Asbury Park, where thous-
ands of riders and all the cracks have
congregated at the big l.. A. W. lace
meet
The herald., 1895-07-15
Cycling Talk

ITS a JOY to be up in the morning
when the dew is still on the clover.
When the air is full OF sweetness that
seems like drausht divine,
To mount ones wheel and 20 flying
away, away like a rover.
In the wide, bright world of beauty
and all the world is mine!
81 sing in my care-free gladness | am
kin to the wind that's blowing;
1 am thrilled with the bliss of motion
like bird that skins the down;
The herald., 1895-07-15
Entries TODAY at Brighton Beach

The following is list of the entries and
weights OF the races to be run at Brighton
Angeles Turf club, 212 South Spring
street. Commissions received on these