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Mrs. James Weatherly has returned
from New York and Boston. Her daugh-
ter, Miss Marjorie Weatherly, sailed on
Friday for Europe.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-14
HARNESS RACES TO BEGIN
AT SANTA ANA TOMORROW
WEATHER CONDITIONS FAVOR
FAST TRACK
Large Attendance Is Expected From
Los Angeles, and Practically All
Trotters and PAGERS in Training in
the West Will Contest

The second of the fall harness horsd
meetings under the auspices of the
Southern California associations will
begin tomorrow afternoon at Santa
Ana and continue three days.
The Santa Ana association possesses
many advantages over San Bernardino
and expects to entertain the largest
crowds of the season outside of Los
Angeles during the three days.
Weather conditions are favorable to
the Santa Ana meet and a lightning
fast track will aid the horses in set
ting new coast records. The San Ber-
nardino meeting was marred to GER
tain extent by the rains, which caused
a heavy track and prevented the horses
doing their best.
Santa Ana has better transportation
facilities as regards Los Angeles, owing
to the completion of the Pacific Electric
line, and it is expected that this fact
will cause a greater attendance from
Los Angeles than would otherwise be
the case.
With continued favorable weather
the special $1,000 match race between
Zolock and the eastern speed marvel
Hazel Patch, will have an added in
terest, as both horses will be able to
go at their best clip and the race will
be nearer to their true form than was
their meeting at San Bernardino.
Practically all the horses which raced
at San Bernardino will be at the Santa
Ana meeting. Following the close OF
this meet the horses will be shipped to
Agricultural park for the race to be
run off during the five days meeting
which begins November 81.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-14
ANGELS ARE PLAYING
ALMOST PERFECT BALL
MAKE ONLY THREE ERRORS IN
SIX GAMES
Middleton Leads Team Batting List,
Flood Is Best Sugger of Regulars
and Only Four Are in the 300 Glass
of Ash WeIders

The Angels averaged fairly we'll in
batting and the field during the Ia
coma series. The team batting mark is
.206 and the fielding average is .9S9
Ross and Brashear are the only An
gels who are credited with an error in
the series and the result is that all the
others have a fielding average of 1000.
Ross lone error pulled his percentage
down to 1888 and BraShear's two mis-
plays caused his average to slump to
.909
Bernards batting suffered severely
during the series and he has an aver
age of only .130 for the six games,
getting but three hits out of twenty
three times up.
Middleton leads the team batting list
for the series with a percentage of
500, getting two hits out of four trys.
OF the regulars. Tim Flood from Goose
Hill, Kerry Patch has the best ave-
rage with $3.50.
Brashear, with .3O4, and Nagle, with
1888, are the only others with 300 or
better. Homer" Cravath. he with the
four-bagger proclivities, tips the per-
centage beam at $50 and Jud Smith,
the erratic hitter, is nearby with .246.
Cap Dillon got four hits in eighteen
trys and has am average of .222. Gray
failed to connect safely in five times
with 900, being in the same company
and tied with Tozer, who failed seven
different times.
Ross and Eager hit once out of every
eleven times up and each has an ave-
rage of .O9O, which is the result of two
hits each in twenty two attempts
Hall made a hit in five trials and has
an average of 200.
Roy Brashear is the boss base thief
getting through with three robberies
off the opposing team. Bernard,
Flood, Smith, Dillon and CraVath were
the only others to successfully get
away with purloined cushion, all
these getting two except Cravath, who
could only steal one.
Flood is the chief of the run getters
with five tallies to his credit. Ber-
nard and Smith are tied for second
honors with four runs each and Kitty
Brashear is alone i'm fourth place with
three runs. CraVath is fifth with two
runs, each over the fence, and Nage
and Cap Dillon scored once each
None of the others ever tripped over
the home plate from third base,
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-14
TWIN WILL NOT MEET BURNS
Notifies Mccarey That He VIII Fight
Mike Schreck or Tommy Ryan
If Match Can Be Made

Jack Twin Sullivan has replied to
the challenge of Tommy Burns for a
return match and refuses to accept It.
Twin notified McCarey yesterday that
he would not meet Burns again at this
time.
In the same message Twin expressed
d desire to meet Mike Schreck or
Tommy Ryan before the local fight
club and authorized McCarey to make
the match with either at 160 pounds
at o'clock.
Burns is very much disappointed at
the answer of Twin, and expresses the
opinion that Twin should give him re-
turn match and settle the question of
superiority between them beyond ca
vii. Tommy says that he Is so anxious
to meet Twin that he will guarantee
that the minimum portion of the re-
ceipts and side bets between them shall
amount to $500 to the winner.
This virtually, is a guarantee that
the house will be worth $500 and re-
moves the objection that Twin urged
regarding the drawing powers Of the
attraction.
Burns says that he wants an oppor-
tunity of meeting Sullivan under IA
Vorable conditions and when he has
had ample time for training, that he
may be in condition to fight his best.
Under such conditions he is willing to
make a side bet that he will reverse
the verdict on Twin.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-14
FIGHTERS ARE TRAINING HARD
Mike Sullivan and Jimmy Gardner
Preparing for Their Battle at
Frisco November "a

Reports from Frisco are that Jimmy
Gardner and Mike Twin Sullivan are
training hard for their battle, which
Is scheduled for November "a.
Gardner Is reaping the benefit of be-
ing earlier on the ground. having been
made a slight favorite in the betting
for no other reason than that he comes
nearer to being a Frisco scrapper than
Mike, and the Frisco sporting frater-
nifty has custom of forcing sentiment
ahead of judgment in making favorites
Mike Twin has never been defeated
and Is a scrapper on the whirlwind
order who will give a good account OF
himself, If he doesn't win from the
Lowell lad.
Both are clever and have good rec
ords In the ring. They are more even
ly matched than is the rule and their
battle is sure to be one of the pretti-
est exhibitions on the coast in many
months.
They are past masters in the fight
game, are excellent ring generals, and
each has steam to spare behind his
jabsticks. They are fighting for
greater stake than the purse. as de-
feat for either takes him out of the
possibilities of meeting Nelson in the
spring, and for this reason they will
spare no labor to get in the best pos
sible condition.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-14
NEIL AND WALSH
MAY FIGHT HERE
BOSTON BOY TRIES AGAIN
FOR MATCH
conqueror Of Digger Stanley Authors
ICES Mecarey to Arrange Battle
With Frisco 5oy--RepIy
Expected Today

Jimmy Walsh OF Boston. who re-
Gently defeated Digger Stanley. the
English bantamweight and claimant of
the worlds championship. telegra phed
to Manager Tom McCarey yesterday
to match him with frankie Neil and
said that he would postpone his trip
to England If the match could be ar
ranged.
Manager McCarey Immediately tele-
graphed to Frankie Neil and Is ex-
pectlng n reply today. McCarey be-
lleves that the fight can be arranged,
as Neil recently wrote him regarding
q date at Los Angeles and asked Nc
Carey to match him with Tenney or
some other topnotch bantam.
Walsh is regarded in the east as a
conner in the bantam division and
battle between Walsh and Neil for the
championship of America would attract
attention not only throughout the
United States, but Canada and Eng
land as well.
The result would practically entitle
the winner to at least technical claim
upon the worlds championship, since
Jem Bowker, the English champion and
conqueror of frankie Neil, has retired
from the division.
Should Neil wire his acceptance of the
terms offered by McCarey yesterday
the battle will be arranged for early
in December and Walsh will come i'm
mediately to Los Angeles and go into
training.
Since the retirement of Bowker the
bantamweight honors have been in
very unsatisfactory state and before
a legitimate worlds champion Is again
known frankie Neil, Walsh and owen
Moran of England will have to come
together
Stanley defeated Moran and Walsh
defeated Stanley. None of these have
been sent against Neil and the Frisco
champion is the only stumbling block
to Walshs dash for the top rung.
Moran and Stanley have defeated each
other so often that it is a difficult task
to pick a winner between them.
The battle between Neil and Walsh
would satisfy the sporting world that
the winner might be known as the
worlds champion and defend the title.
Walsh had arranged a trip to Eng
land and proposed to force Bowker into
a fight despite the assertion by Bowker
that he was no longer able to make the
bantam scale.
Walsh believes that he will defeat
Bowkcr when they meet and as the
Englishman defeated frankie Neil,
Walsh would then be in "A position to
force a fight with Neil or claim the
worlds championship in default of
fight.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-14
MAKE KILLINGS
ON GOOD THINGS
LOCAL PLUNGERS CASH ON
OAKLAND RACES
Judge Denton and High Chancellor
Shipped From Ascot for Cleanup,
Win and Pool Rooms
Lose Heavily

The local pool room was hard hit
yesterday when Judge Denton and
High Chancellor were first under the
wire at Frisco. II is said that $500
was taken out OF the Vernon room by
local plungers on Judge Denton and
n tidy sum was pinched when High
Chancellor won, as he was heavily
played.
Both these horses belong TO Louie
Bonsack and were prepped here for
killings at Frisco All the heavy bet
ters and pikers had bet down on each
and the day was a profitable one for
the squad on the outside of the rail-
Ing.
Judge Denton was off well and little
washington, who rode him. kept him
close up until the final turn, when the
game horse went to the front and won
by n length.
AS he assumed the lead the crowd
which anxiously awaited the calls
went wild and mighty cheers shook
the shanty at the end Of the Vernon
car line for several seconds.
Practically all local wagers were
made at 10 TO /, while the track odds
were as good as fifteen. High Chan
cellor, because of his good race in the
opening handicap, was at a short price
High Chancellor, because he was
"prepped" here and was known to be
in tip top condition for gruelling
race was heavily played Saturday to
win the Opening handicap and his
good race behind San Nicholas in that
event was the cue yesterday and de-
spite the short price, the Bonsack thor
oughbred carried a large amount of
local money.
High Chancellor won his race in i'm
pressive fashion, going the mile and
a sixteenth in the good time of 1:46h
IA, which is exceptionally fast when
it is considered that the track was not
at it's best condition for speedy con-
tests.
These good ones will be at Ascot be-
fore the opening day and will be
raced here during the season. They
were shipped to oakland especially for
the purpose of winning at good odds
and their stay in the north will be
limited.
1t is a tribute to the class of High
Chancellor that he was a prohibitive
favorite in four horse race with such
good ones as Reservation. Briarthorpe
and Bragg Mcbride had the mount
and his clever riding was feature of
the race.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-14
FIELDSAND MCCLURE MATCHED
Battle Is Arranged to Be Held at San
Diego November 23, Zubrick to
Fiqht the Winner

Frand Fields and Mike Mcclure
have been matched to fight before the
San Diego club November 23, and War
rem Zubrick is matched to fight the
winner at a later date.
Zubrick has an offer to go to Van
couver and fight Tommy Tracey on
Thanksgiving night and will probably
accept it. He will go to Vancouver
next week and If the match is made
he will remain there until after the
fight.
Zubrick is suffering with severely
cut eye, inflicted when German butted
him in a clinch Friday night. Zubrick
says that he was blinded throughout
the battle by blood which flowed from
the wound into his left eye.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-14
FRESNO WANTS IN LEAGUE
Committee ls Appointed to Raise
$4,000 to Secure Transfer of
Tacoma Team
BY Associated Press.

FRESNO, Nov. 13.-An exhibition
game was played here today between
the Tacoma team and the Fresno team.
Tacoma won by to score.
In the third inning the wildness OF
Frank O'Brien, Fresno's pitcher, filled
the bases and Truck Egan walloped
the ball for three-bagger. Aside from
that one bad break, young O'Brien,
ON whom Mike Fisher has his eyes for
coast league timber, pitched excellent
ball. Fitzgerald pitched for Tacoma.
This morning Mike Fisher met with
the Fresno fans and talked over Fish
er's proposition to bring his team to
Fresno for next season, Committees
were appointed by the fans to get $40,
600 together for financing the team.
Should It be raised the chances are
that Fisher with his Tacoma franchise
will transfer here In preference to
Spokane. Fisher likes the short Jumps
which games at Fresno instead OF far
NORTH would afford.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-14
A reliable REMEDY for Group

With the dry, cold weather OF the
early winter months. parents OF croupy
children should be on the alert for
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for anxiety when Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy is kept In the home. If this
medicine is given as soon as the child
becomes hoarse or even after the
croupy cough has appeared. the attack
may be warded off. Mrs. 8. Rosinthal
OF Turner. Michigan. says: 1--WE have
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ourselves and children for several
years and like It very much. 1 think II
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Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-14
RESULTS AT AQULDUCT

BY Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Nov. 13-Aqueduct re-
suits
One mile-Birmingham won; Ruth
W. second, Delmore third. Time, 1:41
As.
Six and a half furlongs-Tommy
Waddell won; Cederstrome second,
Broomhandle third. Time, 121.
The Stony Brook stake, mile and a
sixteenth-Sidney c. Love won; Gren-
ade second. Time las is; two start
ers.
Mile and a sixteenth-Jack Young
won; Bad News second, Hermitage
third. Time, 1:4S.
Mile-Cabin won; Sunray second
Louis H. third. Time, 1:4 2-5.
Five furlongs-Swell Girl won; Flor
azonde second, Nellie Burn third. Time,
1902.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-14
RESULTS AT NASHVILLE

NASHVILLE, Nov. 13.--Cumberland
results:
Six furlongs-Calabash won; Claude
second, Liebar third. Time 1:16 As.
Five and a half furlongs-Hadur
won; Osee second, Grace Wagner third.
Time, 1903.
Mile and sixteenth, handicap-Miss
Rillie won; Estrada Palma second,
Mamie Algol third. Time, 1:4S 2-5.
Short course steeplechase, handicap
Lights Out won; Itacatiara second,
Creolne third. Time, 1907 20
Mile and a quarter-My Eleanor
won; Sanction second, Little Boy third.
Time, 2:09 IL.
Five and a half furlongs-Woodlan
won; Airship second Manfred third.
Time, 1907 3-5.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-14
eRAYs WIN FAST BALL GAME

The Boyle Heights Grays defeated
the Boyle Heights Stars on the latter's
grounds Sunday morning in an excit-
ing to 5 finish. The game was snappy
and fast throughout and one of the
best amateur games played on local
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-14
Aqueduct Selections

First race-Debar, Battle Axe, Water
Wing.
Second race--Floralia, Mamie Worth,
Ormonde's Right.
Third raceSPalette, Macbeth, Buck
leya.
Fourth race-Flip Flap, Zienap,
vi o.
fallen, Massa.
Sixth race-Bizzy Izzy, Billy Banas-
ter, Holloway.
Best bet-Blzzy Izzy.
IRVING B. CLEMENT.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-14
TENTH STREETS ARE DEFEATED

In an exciting game of football the
Cambria street school eleven defeated
the Tenth streets by a score of 70 to 0
yesterday afternoon on the latter's
ground Sidney Neighbors and Frank
Mcclure played star roles for the win
ners and were in the mix-up at all
stages of the game.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-14

grounds in many months. Raleigh and
Hoff were the winning battery and
Kutz and Proctor did the battery work
for the Stars. The Grays will play
the Red Mems Special team at Fifty
fifth and Compton streets Sunday
morning
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-14
SEND IN SPORT ITEMS

The Herald wants items relating
TO football. baseball. cricket, tennis,
golf, polo or other athletic sports
and will publish scores, challenges
and other news events sent In.
Captains and managers will confer
a favor by notifying the sporting
editor OF items OF interest either by
mail, telephone or call at the office.
.tE%SE.s
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-14
Time 1;45N


start good; won easily; second and third driving
Rohesla held her field all the Isabellita
FORM will win San Primo did his Bissful
the stages finished like a
Will win cheap selling
Place The Lady Rohesa 10 5. OUT:
lsabellita place 70 J. show to Il San Primo show to
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-14

An American chauffeur has been en-
gagged 60 pilot the Prince of Wales
through India What salary he can
get from New York snobs when he re-
turns
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-14
Nashville Selections

First race - Hallowmas, Kargut
Windshield.
Second race-Norel, Running Star
Magistrate.
Third race-Royal Arms, The Bobby
Tete Noir
Fourth race Jim Crow, crisis
Handvice.
Fifth race-Columbia Girl, Elliott
Pipe.
Sixth race-Princess Orma, Devout
McIlvain.
Best bet-Columbia Girl.
IRVING b. CLEMENT.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-14

Everything you want you will find in
the classified page-a modern enoyclo-
pedia- One cent word.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-14


start good easily; driving Cloudlight
party Fireball away nicely
Wheeler nice Tab Buchanan for muddy
Albert Fir his
Escamado suffered from inadequate handling Is ready
Place and show betting: Coudght place TO g.
l'Teball place out to show Princess Wheeler show
l.
Scratches: Salabe. The T2oustabout.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-14

good won all driving. Judge Denton oyerrued all
Lilburn had Carrie blew
up. Princess Tulane will beat this kind time
mislad his speed. Tab Laurene. Ell Chihuahua
his
Lburn place show to 2; Cousin Carrie show
tn
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-14

10 SIXTH RACE-One mile and fifty yards. Selling
IL For three -year-olds and upwards. Purse S00
Index, Horse W.T.. ST. "a Str Fin Jockey, op CT
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-14
Zubrick Is WeIterwelaht

DOC" zubrick has decided to make
no further matches in the middle
weight class, as he has great difficulty
in making the weight and must either
give away pounds to his opponent or
sacrifice condition He can easily do
145 and in future will fight in the well
terweight division exclusively.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-14
Stanford vs.. MICHIGAN

The management Of the Tournament
of Roses association at Pasadena is at
tempting to secure Stanford for game
against Hurry Up Yost's Michiganders
at Pasadena on the afternoon of De-
cember 81. Should Stanford accept
that eleven will be substituted for
Berkeley which was originally planned
as the Wolverines opponents.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-14

n THIRD RACE-Seven furlongs. For four
year-olds and upward. Purse $0O.
Index. Horse u q Str. Fin. Jockey. Op Cl
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-14

I FIFTH RACE-Five and half furlongs Purse.
IA Three year-olds. Purse $O0.