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Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-12

latter meeting was scheduled to close
on April Is.
Under this program, which was
promulgated officially by Manager
Renaud, the Crescent City track would
race in conflict with the meeting at
Memphis, the dates for which are
March 27-April 10, and another dispatch
from New Orleans quoted George G.
Bennett, a stockholder in both the
Memphis and Crescent City tracks, as
saying the Memphis meeting would be
postponed, If necessary.
When this report reached Memphis
it stirred up vigorous denials concern
ing a postponement of the Memphis
meeting, some of the directors there
asserted the meeting would adhere to
the original dates assigned regardless
of the situation at New Orleans.
This goes to confirm the impression
that there is division of sentiment
among the directors at Memphis over
the present turf controversy. Director
Bennett evidently would make the In
terests of Memphis, first class track,
'subservient to those Of Crescent City,
a third rate track, in order to fight
the new turf organization headed by
Corrigan. Evidently the situation at
Memphis will shortly reach a SHOW
down" between the conflicting ele-
ments in the club.
There also is talk of a continuance
of the meeting that now is going on at
Oaklawn, Hot Springs, until April 10,
although all the racing at the Arkan-
sas resort this winter has proved fiat
failure so far as concerns profit to the
managers. Secretary Nathanson the
other night said at Hot Springs: II
have heard rumor that Oaklawn
would continue but I know nothing
about it. OF course I don't say 1t is
by no means possibility, but I can
also safely say 1t Is far from a proba-
bility."
The pilkers were in line again In the
last race after McDaniels brought
home Durbar winner. The public
will stick to this one and as they cash
in more times than they lose Durbar
is not a bad investment after all.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-12
oakIawn Winners

BY Associated Press.
HOT, SPRINGS, Ark, March IL
Oaklawn results:
First race, five and ahhalf furlongs-
Jigger won, Marco second, Miss, Gum
third. Time, 1909 2-5. 2 ,l'
Second race, three and a half fur
longs-Main won, Pretty Nellie second,
DIR. McCarty third. Time. O4S. Os-
sineke finished third, but was dis
qualified for fouling.
Third5race, one mile and an eighth
Prince City won, Garwest second, Sill
verskin third. Time, 1855.
Fourth race. six and half furlongs
Lady 'Wilmot won, Van Ness second,
Gavin G. third. Time. 1:20.
Fifth race, five furlongs-Preel won,
AngietaI second, Druid third. Time,
1;01 lbs
Sixth race, one mile-Dolnda won,
CornweH second, Hildebrand third
Time, 1,42 S-5.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-12
MARTIN PILOTS
DERBY WINNER
LANDS RIGHT ROYAL AT NEW
ORLEANS
Ninth Crescent City Derby Is Won
HandiIy From a Field of Six.
Martins Perfect
Ride

| vs. 4. ~ y. s.!- . ~ ~ . }} s~rs =
| BY Associated Press.
! NEW ORLEANS, March 11.-Jockey
, Martins perfect riding landed Right
| Royal a length and a half in front of
his field in the ninth Crescent City
derby, worth $7165 to the winner, this
afternoon. .t
A steady rain throughout the night
| and morning caused a heavy track,
and there was no surprise when RAMS
Horn, to whom the race had been con-
ceded in fast going, was withdrawn.
Kittie Platt was also scratched, leaving
a field of six to face the starter. Trap
per was favorite at to in the open
| ing betting, with Right Royal second
choice at threes. Kings Trophy at
fours, Jake Sanders at skies and the
other two at long prices. Trapper re-
manned favorite to the end. There was
no delay at the post. Aubuchon sent
Jake Sanders to the front at once. AS
they rounded the turn into the stretch
Martin, whose vigorous efforts had
kept Right Royal always within strik-
! ing distance, sent his mount to the
front and began a long and desperate
| drive. The early pace told on Jake
Sanders, and though he fought gamely,
he was not equal to the demand made
upon him, and Right Royal passed him
and won. Kings Trophy, keen con-
tender all the way, came fast at the
end and was only beaten a neck for
the place. Results:
| First race, five furlongs-Dishab billie
won, Lady Mercury second; -Rondolet
third. Time, 1903 AS.
| Second race, one mile and sixteenth
--Rainland won, Rachel Ward second,
Lee King third. Time. 1;46.
Third race five and one-half furlongs
-Hortensia won, Subtle second,
Charley Dickson third. Time. 1908 s-5.
| Fourth race, one mile-Gregor X won,
Rapid Water second. Old Stone third.
Time, LAS.
| Fifth race. one mile and an eighth,
Crescent City Derby-Right Royal, lis
q. MARTINI. to 1. won; Jake Sanders,
| 115 (Aubuchon), to 1, second; Kings
Trophy. 115 Dominick), 10 to s, third.
Time, 1859 2-5. Trapper. The Trifier
and Jim Beattie also ran.
Sixth race, one mile-Little Scout
won, Duke of Kendall second, Censor
third, Time. 1:45 4-5.
Seventh race. four and one-half fur
longs-Proteus won, Filatory second,
Sainada third. Time. ;5S 1-5.
Eighth race, one mile-Lady, Ellis
won, Bannock, Belle second. Antimony
third. Time. 1:47 1-5.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-12

DOG BURIED ALIVE
ALLEGES OFFICER
WARRANT OUT FOR ARREST OF
14-YEAR-0LD BOY
Charged With Shooting Animal Three
Times and Then Burying Him
to stop His Howls
of Pain

How dog whose leg had been broken
accidentally was disposed of, according
to complaint issued by the S. P. C. A. /:
Shot through the shoulder.
Shot through the jaw.
Shot through the other shoulder.
Buried alive.
Officer thinner of the S. p. C. A.
swore to a complaint yesterday in
which he charged Hal Stewart, IA years
old, with having taken this method of
executing a dog. Young Stewart lives
on Avenue twenty-eight.
officer thinner said:
when the boy had completed this
butchery he evidently grew tired of
hearing the cries of the wounded ami
NAL, for he buried 1t alive. 1 per-
formed an autopsy on the animal and
found that the mouth and throat were
filled with gravel and dirt"
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-12
LOCAL MILITIAMEN ARE
BOUND FOR SAN DIEGO

The engineers division of the naval
militia, consisting of about thirty men,
under command of Lieutenant A. H.
Woodbine, will leave at S:45 O'Clock
this morning for San Diego. where they
will join Admiral Goodrichs fleet and
participate in a cruise Of the south
coast extending over about fifteen days.
In addition to Lieutenant Wood bine
will be Lieutenant Costerisan, acting
chief engineer of the fleet. and Ensign
Mannell. who will compose the officers
Of the Los Angeles militiamen.
Admiral Goodrich's squadron will
leave San Diego Monday The local
men will be distributed among the diff
ferent vessels, principally the flagship
Chicago. Capt. Il. ]. Louis. Governor
Pardee's personal naval representative
will accompany the division from here
10 San Diego.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-12
LOCAL GIRLS WIN
BASKETBALL GAME
DEFEAT THE GLENDALE HIGH
SCHOOL TEAM
Los Angeles Preparatory School Play
ers Do Clever Work Against the
vlsltors--eame Played
In the Rain

& ~ b G,4.
4 Although drizzling rain was fall
Ing and the court was one mass Of
mud, the girls of Los Angeles and
Glendale high schools played spec
tacular game of basketball on the local
high school grounds yesterday morn
Ing. The country girls put up strong
and systematic game, which, however,
was not strong enough for the high
school lassie of Los Angeles. In the
first half especially the Glendale girls
played with unusual vim, the work Of
Lucy Bettannier and Lucille Pittman
being phenomenal. The forwards Of
the Los Angeles team by quick, deci-
sive work tossed the leather seven
times into the goal during this half.
The score at the close of the first half
was 16 to 8.
Play In the Rain
In the second half the girls were
soaked through by the rain and played
a slow, cautious game. The guards Of
Los Angeles were Ella Stanley and
Bernice Gray. They kept the Glendale
forwards closely guarded, allowing
them only few chances for the goal.
and of these few only one field goal
scored for the Glendale team. Emily
Smalley of Glendale played center
against Mildred Hunter, and divided
the honors with the local lassie. In
the second half, however, Miss Smalley
slipped and fell and during the latter
part of the game was practically "all
in" The forwards of Los Angeles
Widdie Kendrick and Mary Carnahan
tossed eleven sensational goals dur
ing the game and were loudly applaud
ed for their excellent work. This is
the fifth victory for Los Angeles in the
County league, and the pennant in con-
sequence seems to hang in the low
branches. The victories for the Los
Angeles girls are: Compton, 2S to A;
Polytechnic, 80 to o; Santa Monica, 26
to 13; Whittier, 2 to 0.
In the Young Women's league of
Southern California Los Angeles has
ain excellent chance for final triumph.
tt has practically been conceded by the
basketball followers that the cham
pfonship will be decided between Long
Beach's all-star team and Los An
geles
During the game with Glendale yes
!erday Miss Allen of the Polytechnic
high school refereed and Hiram Thoales
umpired, Fouls for Glendale, IL; for
Los Angeles, 10. Score, 23 to s. The
lineup: gatf - q lF2s. lFHl N y . = .s
Glendale. NS'.t = Los Angeles,
Emily Smalley NC. Mildred Hunter
Lucy Pittman. G.. ....... Ella Stanley
Lucille Bettanner.G. -. Bernice Gray
Alta Stone. .........F =. Widdie Kendrick
B Davenport. ..... F. Mary Carnahan
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-12
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Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-12
.FAvOR|TE WINS
THE BELL Stakes
TAKES EVENT FROM FIELD OF
EIGHT
Sir Wilfrid Captures the Fourth Race
at Oakland in Driving Finish.
Mary r. Makes a Good
By' Associated Press.

r,;S ,,,o.,a -, r,,.ory ,,.,-...-. - ny
SAN FRANCISCO, March 11.-Sir
Wilfrid won the Bell stakes today out
of field of eight. He was the publics
choice at 13 to 10. After racing, Roman
Gold into submission he made every
post winning one and in the final
furlong stood off the fast coming Mary
r. The latter was slow to begin, but
ran a good race and was going strong
est at the end. 1t was very close for
the show. Roman Gold got in by a
head from Abe Meyer. Weather
cloudy; track fast. Summary:
First race, one mile-Calculate, 96
(Fountain), to 1, won; Golden Buck,
1O4 (Birkenruth), IL to 5, second; Alone,
80 (Knapp), 9 to 5, third. Time, 1:441a.
Edna Sullivan, San Jose, Bearskin, Bob
Lewis, M. Lichtenstein finished as
named.
Second race, five and a half furlongs
Andrew B. Cook, 115 Davis), 6 to 5,
won; Mysty's Pride, 113 (Jones), 10
5, second; 3. M. Brattain, liz (Walsh).
5 to 1, third. Time, 1:07h. Squire
Johnson, Homerus and Mischief fin
ished as named
Third race, mile and 100 yards-Hugh
MCGOWAN, 1O4 (Travers), Z to 10, won;
Matt Hogan, 1O1 (McBride), IL to 8,
second; Mogregor, 101 (Tooman), 13 to
L., third. Time, 1:47. Major Tenny,
Sunny, Shore, Play Ball. finished as
named.
r. Fourth. race, the Bell stakes. $4,000
added, five furlongs-Sir Wilfrid, 1lS
(Jones). .1S to 10. won; Mary F., los
(Ilrapp), 1S to 1, second; Roman Gold,
112 (Walsh), s to g. third. Time, 1:01.
Abe Meyer, Equorum Rex, Daruma,
Fred Bent, Chief Whitman finished us
named.
Fifth race mile and a sixteenth
Padua, 1O5 Davis), even, won; AL
bula, 80 (McBride), 80 to 1, second;
Stilicho, 105 Jones), Sto 1. third. Time,
.1:4%. Scherzo. Rector, pivina finished
as named.
Sixth race, one mile-Mindanao, 101
(Jones). to 2, won; Toledo, Ill
(Birkenruth). 2 to 1, second; A. Moslko-
day. 96 (Knapp), 9 to 5. third. Time,
1:4O%. Gateway and Big Beach fin-
ished as named.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-12
Straw In His Ear

Joseph Lacorde. French laborine
man, while walking along Also street
yesterday, brushed too close to hay
wagon, and the result was that a piece
of straw caught in his ear and, staying
there, left an unpleasant feeling. When
he felt the thing tickling Joseph be-
came frightened and alarmed the neigh
borhood He was sent to the police
station and the receiving hospital SUR
geons soon had the offensive straw out
OF his ear. after which Lacorde went
home a happy man.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-12

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Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-12

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Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-12

at the start in the first race. The
horse ran away three miles after the
race Holmes was not hurt.
Sir christophers bears watching.
Showed some Of his old time speed and
was the victim of slovenly ride.
The finish for the place in the first
race was SO close that only the judges
were in a position to place them.
Y Lurene is a good future prospect for
early action. Showed marked i'm
provement over her last race.
Miss Powell made a runaway race of
the first and can beat better kind
than this.
Swift Queen was heavily played
across the board. The best she could
do was show. Will do better next time
out.
Dugan was not seen in the saddle
yesterday and will probably take a
short vacation as he had his right arm
wrenched when Ala Russell fell on
him in the third race Friday.
De Grammont after being prominent
until the head of the stretch fioundered
in the going and stopped badly. This
one prefers a fast track.
Entries for the stakes events of the
King County Fair association at the
Meadows, Seattle, and the Multnomah
Fair association, irving Park, Port
land, for the season of 1905. close April
1. Purses will aggregate $1,000 daily and
on Wednesday of each week a handi-
cap or purse will be given with $4OO
added The Seattle meeting begins
May 27 and runs till July 10. The
Portland meeting follows beginning
July % and, continuing to the 18th of
September.
One of the big bettors at the track
went down the line and bet on Orehan'
across the board. When asked why he
played him he remarked, whatever
Fuller rides in a. stake race or handi-
cap 81 play" Not very bad dope as it
IL estimated he cleaned up $25O0 on the
horses victory.
Azelina was heavily played by the
wiseacres and rail birds on the
strength of phenomenal workout. She
was played from to to even at post
time. In a stirring finish Miller just
lifted her under the wire.
Frangible was an added starter in
the cup race. Judging from his per-
formance he might as we'll have stayed
in the barn eating oats.
Kinsman was played for the show.
After showing little early speed he
quit. Watch this one when placed
where he belongs. ....
Miller is riding in grand form. He
rode three winners out Of five mounts.
The public is taking the cue and fol-
lowing his mounts. This was demon
strated by the grand ovation he re-
ceived from the grand stand when he
piloted Foncasta to victory.
GlenneVis was played by the wise
money until his price receded from
8 to to /. The best he could do was
to run fourth. Wait till he runs on
fast track.
Announcement comes from New Or
leans that the meeting at the Crescent
City track. originally scheduled to close
ON March II, would continue as longl
as there was racing at City park. The
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-12
I Track Meet Postponed

Owing to the rain the dual track
meet between u. S. C. and the Los
Angeles high school, which was to be
held yesterday afternoon on the Meth
odist oval, was postponed to Tuesday
afternoon at $3.50 p. m.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-12
Ozone Cures
Consumption
And l Send 1t FREE
Ask Your Doctor if You Have
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Dread Disease

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croscopical examina-
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1t is the deadly con-
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cause your ailment.
Doctors, as a rule,
win not tell a pa
tient they have con-
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is left no hope OF
cure. Some doctors
don't know 1t them
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-12
Line Rides for Middleton

By AssocIuted Fftss
LOUISVILLE, KY, March H.
Jockey Lucien Line has signed to ride
for Middleton & Youngbluth, owner of
The Picket. Jason and other horses.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-12

A curiosity to be seen at Berlin is a
pair of curtains made of champagne
corks. each cork being. still covered by
the gilt paper associated with the
brands
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-12
Chicago and Los Angeles Today

The elements permitting, the Seraphs
and theu Chicago Nationals will play
upon the Chutes park diamond this ,af-
ternoon. The game will be called at
2:30 O'Clock.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-12
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Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-12

Tombstones always behave thems
selves:
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-12


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unt n h
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-12

The finish for the place in the first
race was SO close that only the judges
were in a position to place them.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-12
TRACK NOTES

Tomhawk unseated Jockey Holmes
at the start in the first race. The
horse ran away three miles after the
race. Holmes was not hurt.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-12

Lurene is a good future prospect for
early action. Showed marked i'm
provement over her last race
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-12
Index. Horse and owner.

EEh SECOND RAcE-six furlonss. Selling
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-12

Sir Christophers bears watching.
Showed some Of his old time speed and
was the victim of slovenly ride.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-12

GlenneVis was played by the wise
money until his price receded from
to 4 to 1. The best he could do was
to run fourth. Wait till he runs on a
fast track.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-12

Announcement comes from New Or
leans that the meeting at the Crescent
City track. originally scheduled to close
ON March II, would continue as long
as there was racing at City park. The
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-12

Miss Powell made a runaway race of
the first and can beat better kind
than this.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-12

Swift Queen was heavily played
across the board. The best she could
do was show. Will do better next time
out.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-12

Dugan was not seen in the saddle
yesterday and will probably take a
short vacation as he had his right arm
wrenched when Ala Russell fell on
him in the third race Friday.
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