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Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-19
PURCHASE CHURCHILL DOWNS
Syndicate of Turfmen Buy Louisville
Race Track-Capitalist Friends
of American Jockey Club

LOUISVILLE, Oct is. - Churchill
Downs has been purchased by Col. w.
e. Applegate, Jerome Respass, Captain
S. S. Brown and Matt j. Wynn. The
price is understood to be in the neigh
borhood of $135,000.
While it is not stated in the report
of sale. it is generally understood that
the purchasers of the track are friends
of the Corrigan interests, which control
the American Jockey club, the deadly
foe of the Western Jockey club.
Capt. S. S. Brown is prominently
identified with Corrigan in the Amer
lean Jockey club which has almost de-
stroyed it's rival. the Western Jockey
club during the short existence of the
rebellious organization.
The two clubs are dominated by Bit
ter enemies, Corrigan and John Con-
don the latter being the blind dicta-
tor of western racing for years until
the rebellion led by Corrigan.
The feud between Corrigan and Con-
don has been of years standing and
once before in the history of racing
these powerful turfmen clashed and
Condor won. Corrigan has now forced
his old-time rival to seek for peace
with him.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-19
LOCALS ) POINTS
BELOW OAKLAND
MORLEY'S RACE FOR FLAG
ON IN EARNEST
BY Winning From Tacoma the Angels
Are Close on the Trail of the
Greeks, Who Lost to
Seattle

The Angels victory yesterday and
Oakland's loss to Seattle brings the
Seraphs within five points Of the top
and repetition of yesterdays per-
formance on the diamond means first
place for Morley's men.
When the team returned from the
north it was freely predicted that the
Angels had a reasonable chance to land
the bunting, and from the showing of
the men during the games thus far 1t
appears that they will take the rag in
a walk.
With his young pitchers delivering
the finest kind of an article, backed by
the practically errorless fielding of the
men behind them. there seems to be no
reason for the locals losing out in the
race.
The Tigers have been playing a good
game during the present series, but
there is no beating the article of ball
which the locals have been putting up
since their arrival from the north.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-19
GAME OF "soCKER" TOO TAME
English Football Is Not Favored as a
Substitute for the American
Article of Sport

The attempt of the English to interest
American colleges in adopting "socker"
for the college game, as a substitution
for football. Is not meeting with the
clamorous favor that was expected by
the cousins from across the pond.
The game is entirely too tame for the
average rough and ready gridiron Her
cules, as shown by the opinion of all the
eastern and midwest college coaches
and trainers in interviews published
recently.
In summing up this adverse opinion.
a writor for the Chicago Tribune says:
There is little danger of the socker
article supplanting the regular college
football game, notwithstanding the
edifying object lesson furnished In the
visitations of the English team.
"Socker football may be pretty to
look at, healthful to indulge In and
all that sort of thing. but it lacks the
afterglow. The result is arrived at so
calmly that the game is finished when
the players leave the field.
There is nothing about it to move
the fiery, untamed undergraduate to
sweep the bric-a-brac from the mantel.
play horse with the patient copper or
hurl the half-filled stein through the
mirror"
Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-19
NELSON MAY GO TO ENGLAND
Declines Offer of $4,000 Week, but
Expects to Make Trip Soon After
Close of Theatrical Tour
Special to The Herald

Special TO The Herald.
Nelson today rejected an offer of $4,000
week for a four weeks engagement
to travel in England. He decided he
could not afford to take the trip for
that amount.
However he may decide to visit Eng
land soon. avoiding the stage, but TAX
ing on any scrappers who have any
money to wager.
He is anxious to have a slapping
match with Jem Bowker, who has bid
for a chance at Nelson. The latter says
Bowker would be very easy money and
he is inclined to pick it up.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-19

Yankee Counsel, valued at 100000
died this week at Latonia from the eff
fects of a trip from New York. He was
considered one of the best 2-year-olds
in training and was a great stake win
ner. He won the $4,000 Flatbush stakes
September 2. Bud May owned the
Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-19
FIGHTING TWINS GO ON STAGE
Mike and JACK Sullivan Begin Engage
ment In Vaudeville at Local
PLAYHOUSE

The fighting twins. Mike and Jack
Sullivan, began a weeks engagement
at the Star theater yesterday afternoon.
They will box three rounds and Mike
will do a monologue stunt, while
Burns conqueror will sing that soul
entrancing ditty, molly, o." which
proved so great an aid to him in his
training for the fight Tuesday night.
The twins will not adopt the stage as
a profession. as they are too securely
glued to the mat Each cherishes ambi-
tions to sit on the top rung of the pugi-
listic ladder in their respective divisions
and will bide their stage career until
they become undisputed kings of their
class.
If Jack pulls off one of his Jig affairs
on lines similar to those exhibited
while in training the past few weeks he
will bring down the house.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-19
HANLoN HAS BEGUN TRAINING
Commences Work at North Beach Bath
House In Preparation for His
Fiuht With Herrera

Eddie Hanlon has begun training at
the North Beach bath house, Santa
Monica. for his battle with Aurelio Her.
rera. which is scheduled for Novem-
ber 3.
Eddie is in fine condition now and an.
ticipates no trouble whatever in being
the same stout, healthy and finely con-
ditioned scrapper on that date as in ali
his previous contests. Spider Kelly is
directing his training and this means
that Eddie will be fit and ready when
the gong taps
Herrera is preparing for the fight at
the pavilion and will begin boxing and
grilling tomorrow. He is taking light
work today, as on the last three days,
but will get down to business this after
noon.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-19
TRIMBLE WANTS TO BATTLE
Seeks to Be Matched for Ten Round
Whiz With Dave Barry at Catch
weights as Preliminary

Jimmy Trimble, who went down AMI
out before Dave Barry at San Diego re-
Gently wants another go with his con-
queror He seeks to get on in a pre-
liminary ten-round affair at catch
weights on the night of the Hanlon-
Herrera fight or the Sullivan-O'Brien
mill.
Failing to get this match, he is will
ing to meet Barry at 1853 or 16O pounds
for twenty or thirty rounds. In their
recent battle Trimble had twenty
pounds the worst of the weight ques-
ton and, although withstanding the
poundings of Barry for eighteen rounds,
he gave way to jab on the jaw and
slept over the fatal count of ten.
Trimble is in excellent condition now
and would have no trouble in getting
into shape for either a ten-round fight
or the longer route.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-19
RESULTS AT JAMAICA

Ry Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Oct. 1S.-Jamaica re-
suits:
Six furlongs--Gold Rose won; From
tenac, second; Toscan, third. Time,
1:t2 10
Mile and a quarter-The Southerner
won; ORC. second; Sonoma Belle, third.
Time, 2:O6.
Five and one-half furlongs-La Sor-
cerer Won Andria. second; Herman
johnson, third. Time, 1905 1-5.
Handicap, one mile and a sixteenth
Gamara won; Woodsaw, second; True
Wing, third Time, 1:47 1-5. Coy Maid
finished first but was disqualified for
fouling.
Five and one-half furlongs-Delude
won; UsUry, second; Caprice, third.
Time, 1907.
Mile and a siXteenth-Banker Won;
Brilliant, second; Copper, third. Time,
| AS 2-5.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-19
FRISCO DEFEATS PORTLAND
Errors by Exposition City Tribe ano
Umpire's Poor Sight Give Seals
Close Game
Rv Associated Press.

PORTLAND, Ore, Oct. 1s.-San
Francisco won the opening game of the
final series here today through errors
end poor work on the part of Umpire
Rankin.
Nealon bunted the third strike and
the ball went foul, but the umpire said
NO" and then with two foul strikes
on Householder the batter swung on
the third, but the official called it, and
on each of the extra chances of these
two players they bunted and the re-
sulting errors or outs gave them three
runs in the eighth inning without the
assistance of hit. Portland's two runs
were earned. The score:
Portland 80 o 900 2 o % 6 4
San Fran o 0 0 $ 81
Batteries-Essick and Mclean; Will
liams and Wilson. Umpire-Rankin.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-19
RHElNsCHILD MAKING GOOD
Former Los Angeles Star Now Playing
on Michigan Football
Team

Walter Reinschild. formerly a star
player of the Los Angeles high school
football team, is making good with the
University of Michigan squad this year.
He played right tackle in the game
against Vanderbilt university last Sat
urday and made consistent gains when
given the eball.
According to reports of the game
Reinschild hit the opposing line low and
hard and his work was a factor in win
ming a decisive victory for Hurry Up"
Yost's team. 1t looks now as though
ReipSchild would be fixture on the
team.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-19
MAKE KILLING ON GOLD ROSE
The Pride of Ascot Park Brings Homo
the Money in Fast Time
at Jamaica
Special to The Herald.

NEW YORK. oct. 1S.-Gold Rose. the
clever little Gold Crest-Rose Ban mare
which made reputation at, and was
the pride of, Ascot park last winter
was the medium of an extensive killing
in the first race at Jamaica today
With only 92 pounds up, she opened
about to and, despite the heavy play
on the several other high class sprint
ers in the race, her odds under heavy
pressure dropped to to 5.
She was pounds the best as the
weights were adjusted. She got off we'll
and simply breezed all the way, win
ming by five lengths. Her time, 1:12 is,
clipped one-fifth of a second off the
track record for six furlongs established
by Orthodox in 1904.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-19
WHITTlIlIl
UNIVERSITY.
JOHN L. ON WATER WAGON

John L. Sullivan, whose occupancy
of the pedestal of fame is so secure that
he cannot be shaken off despite his
thirteen years retirement, announces
that he has taken a permanent seat
atop the water wagon. While in Den
yer last week the greatest fighter the
world ever saw gave every newsboy in
the city present and said that he pro-
posed spending his "booze" money in
aiding his Juvenile friends in future.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-19
RACE RESULTS At LAToNIA

BY Associated Press.
CINCINNATI, Oct. 1S.-Latonia re-
suits:
Five and a half furlongs-Welsh won;
Hedge Thorn, second; Bourbourn News
third Time, 1909 3-5.
one mile-Chief Milliken won; Dr.
Wang, second; Intense, third. Time,
1:4.
Six furlongs-Roscoe won; Jack Rat
lin, second; Frank Bell, third. Time
1:1Y.
Six furlongs-Leta Duffy won; Hot
Toddy, second; Osee. third Ilme'
1915 3-5.
club house course, steeplechase-
Sweet Jane won; John E. owens. sec
ond; CT; s Leader, third. Time 1886.
Mile and a quarter-Mai Hanlon won;
Falernian, second; Royal Arms, third
Time, 2:11 3-5.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-19
NORWOOD DEFEATS HARVARD
Military Eleven Is Beaten on Its Own
Grounds in Close and Ex-
cItinu Game

In a close and exciting game the Nor
wood football team defeated the Har-
ward school eleven on the latter's cam
2 to 0.
During the last part Of the first half
Salisbury, full back of the Norwoods,
kicked the ball across the Harvard goal
line to military man, who fumbled.
A Norwood player fell on it and the
safety gave Norwood two points.
The features of the game were the
punting and line bucking of Salisbury
and the end running of G. Taylor.
Both elevens averaged about 145
pounds. The lineup:
Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-19
BERKELEY READY
FOR THE INDIANS
TEAM is FAST AND IN GOOD
CONDITION
Bio Game of Next Saturday VIII Show
Results of Hempe's Coach.
Ing at the Sherman
School

Berkeley Is very anxious to
mako a favorable showing on .
. their trip to the south, and ! am :
confident that they will play a
gentlemanly, clean game .
Coach Hempel Of the Indians.
Tho team Is In good condition
and will play a fast, cIean game.
We have not decided upon all the :
men who will go to Los Angeles,
as there are a number whom we
are trying out, but whoever COM
poses the team you may rest as .
sured they will play a clean,
square game.-Coach Knibs of
! the Berkeley team. !
We are coming to Los Angeles
expecting to play clean, hard
/. game, and by the number Of men
we are going to take it will be an
. interesting and lively one.-Man-
! ager Decoto Of the Berkeley
eleven.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-19
sELEcTIoNs FOR LAroNIA

First race-Tinker, Anna Smith, Beau-
tiful Bess.
many, Lieut. Rice.
Third .race-Darthula, Judge Traynor,
a Fourth race-Maplehurst Jimmy Maher
Pentagon.
Dssih Sixth race-Miss Rilie. The Bugaboo
Little Elkin.
IRVING b. CLEMENT,
Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-19
SELECTIONS FOR JAMAICA

Arklirta.
Second race-Rebo, Water Mirror, Col
lector Jessup
Third race-Rowe entry Miss Crawford,
Alma Dufour.
Fourth race-Sufficiency, Arklirta.
Water Grass.
Fifth race-D'Arkle, Yorkshire Lad.
Bronze Wing.
Sixth race-Red Knight Sailor Boy,
Alma Dufour
Best bet-Father Catchem.
IRVING b. CLEMENT.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-19
SIWASHES TRIM 0AKLANDS
Costly Errors by Leaders and Timely
Batting of Seattle Defeats
Athenians
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 1S.-There
were more errors than hits in today's
game, each side contributing five mis-
plays to the score. The game was
otherwise a struggle between the
pitchers for mastery
Seattle captured the game in the
eighth when couple of hits brought
two runs. Score:
Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-19
WHITTIER TEAM sMoTHERED
University Eleven Runs Up Score of
rs to o Against Lighter Team
From State School

The Whittier football team was COM
pletely demoralized in the game against
the university on the latter's campus
yesterday afternoon and the final score
stood 75 to 0.
The state school boys were at least
ten pounds lighter than the college ag-
gregation and their line was like paper
before the forwards and backs of the
heavier varsity eleven. The lineup:
Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-19
ExHIRITs FIeHr PICTURES

Pictures of the Britt-Nelson fight at
Colma will be placed on exhibition at
the Casino theater Monday afternoon
by James w. Coffroth of the Colma
club. The pictures will start promptly
at 3 o'clock.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-19
Name and Position.
YALE WINS CHAMPIONSHIP
Defeats Princeton In Golf Finals for
intercollegiate Honors on Garden
CITY Links
~ Associated Preas.

GARDEN CITY, L. l., Oct. 1S-By a
score of 2211a to 71a Yale beat Princeton
today in the final round at thirty-six
holes and won the team championship
of the intercollegiate golf association on
the Garden City clubs links
Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-19

Eagan, Cravath. Two-base hit-Flood
Sacrifice hlt-Sheehan. Left on bases
Los Angeles, s; Tacoma, 2. Bases on balls
or Tozer. 2; off Emerson. /; off Brown,
/. Struck out-By Emerson, 1; by Tozer,
2. Double plays-Toman to Flood to Dill
Ion (2). Time-1:40 Umpire-Perrine.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-19
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RAGING ENTRIES

The Herald is publishing daily
the entries at all the eastern race
tracks, being the only newspaper
In Southern California taking this
. service.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-19
OAKLAND
SUMMARY

Two-base hits--Dunleavy. Kane. Sacri-
flee hits-Strelb, Lauterborn.. First base
on errors-Seattle, 4; Oakland, 4. Left on
bases-Sea tile, 4; Oakland, s. Struck out
BY Shields :; by BeXrud, g. Double
play-Kane to Streib. Time-1:30. Umpire
Davis.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-19
STANDING OF THE CLUBS
Navy Wins Easily

ANNAPOLIS. Oct. 1S.-The naval
academy team defeated Western Mary
land eleven today 20 to 0.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-19
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Three no-hit games have been pitched
in the American league this season. On
July % Henley of the Athletics held st.
Louis down without a hit or run in St.
Louis. On September Smith of the
White Sox twirled rings around Detroit
and the Tigers could not even make a
stlngy hit off the Commiskeyite. Last
week Bill Dineen worked the trick on
the White Sox on Boston property.
Yankee Counsel. valued at 100000
died this week at Latonia from the eff
fects of a trip from New York. He was
considered one of the best 2-year-olds
in training and was a great stake win
ner. He won the $4,000 Flatbush stakes
September 2. Bud May owned the
thoroughbred.
Blair Athol, full brother to the great
Roseben pulled up lame after race
few days ago at Belmont and will be
retired for the season. Pat McCarren
recently paid $1,000 for him.
Corrigan, the great performer which
has led many professions to the wire
III stake events, is at Oakland and is
said to be rounding into form. 1t is ex-
pected that Corrigan will have his BAN
ner season this winter.
Maj B. G. Thomas, owner of Dixiana
stud near Lexington, KY, has decided
to retire from the business and will sell
his entire stud of forty thoroughbreds.
He has been engaged in breeding speed
marvels since the war.
Sam Hildreth announces that every
horse in his stable is for sale. although
he has no intention of quitting the turf.
Among his valuable animals is Security,
which won the Trial stakes at Sleeps
head recently.
Russ Hall will visit his "Old Ken
lucky Home when the season closes.
This will be his first trip homeward in
four years. He will spend the winter
in Los Angeles after his trip east.
George Siler takes exceptions to the
action of Billy Delaney in matching
AL Kaufman against Jack O'Brien.
Siler says that Kaufman must win
or quit the game and that if he does
win he will have gained nothing be-
cause he Is fighting at thirty pounds
the best in weights and taking on
middleweight. A defeat, says Siler,
would retire him beyond the powers of
even Delaney to resuscitate him. For
once Siler has taken the right view of
Pacific coast fight say local fans.
Young Corbett and Young Erne will
go six rounds at Philadelphia Monday
night. AS both are adopted sons of the
city of bro therly love, it is expected
that each will get a square deal in the
decision.
Roy McCardell of Hagerstown, Md,
has been elected captain of the base
ball nine of st. Johns college, Annapo-
lis, for the next season. McCardell has
only one hand. his left arm ending at
the wrist. Still he pitches and plays
outfield successfully on the baseball
nine, is tackle on the football team and
drills regularly with the other students
of the college. He has a splendid ply
sique and is very popular.
Entries for stakes at Oakland close
-.s.z tI,,- f,f
Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-19

Entries for stakes at Oakland close
Monday. Entries for similar events at
Ascot do not close until November 1.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-19
CONTEST FOR CHAMPIONSHIP
Ocean Park Water Polo Team and
5imini Aquatic Club to Meet
TonIuht

The Ocean Park water polo team and
the Bimini' Aquatic club will contest
for the water polo supremacy of South
ern California at Bimini baths tonight
The teams are very evenly matched
in speed and weight, and as they in
'clude the strongest swimmers in this
portion of the state the struggle is eX-
pected to be interesting and exciting
Special importance is attached to this
championship event, as the winners
have been promised a match game with
the crack Olympic club swimmers of
San Francisco. An additional incentive
will be a handsome trophy cup to be
presented to the winning team by Dr.
Edwards of Bimini.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-19

Young Corbett and Young Erne will
go six rounds at Philadelphia Monday
night. AS both are adopted sons of the
city of rotherly love, it is expected
that each will get a square deal in the
decision.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-19
RESULTS AND ENTRIES AT LATONlA AND JAMAICA

Hits made-OT Emerson,
Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-19
TACOMA

Totals ..........''..Oi " -,
Ross out for bunting third strike.
Rims AND HITS BY INNINGS.
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