Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-29

By mutual agreement Mike Erwin"
Sullivan and Jimmy Gardner have
drawn down their side bet of $500.
Cassidy for New Orleans
Mars Cassidy has accepted the offer
of the City park management at New
Orleans and will look after starts at the
track after the Hot Springs meeting
closes.
Riley Grammar Returns
Riley Grammar, the plunger, is back
! in America after a tour of Europe.
Grammar will probably come to the
coast this winter, his friend and busi-
ness associate, Willie Applegate, having
announced his intention of booking at
| Frisco.
Yeager to Ascot
Joe C. Yeager has reconsidered his
determination to rest up his horses
until spring and has instructed Trainer
Bob Campbell to secure stable room at
Ascot for eight horses. Yeager may
cut in with the bookmaking contingent
during the season.
Eagle Eye to Go to Work
eagle Eye" Jake Beckley, the Cardi-
nails first baseman and captain, VIII
not remain idle during the off sea-
son, having accepted the appointment
as assistant starter at the Ascot meet
ing. Beckley off1ciated in the same
capacity last year.
Seymour Leads Batters
CIV Seymour of the Cincinnati Reds
leads the Notional league sluggers with
a percentage of .377, which is fourteen
points ahead of Hans Wagner and
twenty-one points ahead of Mike Don
lin. These three lead the league batters
by good margin.
Teddy, Jr., Boxer
Teddy Roosevelt, jr., has Joined the
Douglas Athletic club of Chelsea, Mass,
selecting it, according to reports, be-
cause it held boxing exhibitions and he
desired to become proficient in the
manly art. The long hairs will be after
papa in a few days.
Success of American Horses
Wig Wag and Kirkwood. jr., Ameri-
can bred horses, are winning laurels
and prizes on European tracks. Their
success has attracted great attention
across the pond and American breeders
are in greater favor by the showing
made by these horses.
What Pity
"What a pity that some one doesn't
| OTIeT Billy NOldIl SulllClGlil
to remain in the east while he is away"
said fight fan yesterday. "He has
damaged legitimate sport on the coast
more than united efforts can remedy
in ten years" What pity.
Ingeside to Reopen
It has been definitely decided that
Ingleside will open December IL and
that the Christmas and New York hand
leaps will be decided over that course.
Many improvements have been made
since last season and the racegoers will
not recognize the surroundings at first
glance.
Cans Out of Dates
Joe Cans was so certain that he woud
be matched to fight Mike Irwin" Sui
livan that he Cancelled a bout with
Adam Ryan which was scheduled to
occur at Philadelphia tomorrow night.
Since the Sullivan match has been side
tracked Cans has said that he will come
to the coast and try to get on later.
Tomato Fritters
Tomato fritters may be made from
stewed and sifted tomatoes, slightly
thickened with cracker crumbs. Season,
while hot, with butter, salt and pepper,
pour into a buttered dish, and cut.
when cold, with a small round cutter.
Dip these rounds In crumbs, then in
beaten egg and again in crumbs, AMI
fry in hot fat.
Turfmen Reinstated
Senator Pat McCaTen, Morris L.
Hayman, Tim D. Sullivan, w. H. Sny-
der, James Arthur and Plunger Charles
Ellison were reinstated by the Western
Turf congress last week. The move Is
said to be q bid of the Condor interests
for the support of these prominent
fasteners in the war with Corrigan at
New Orleans.
Auto Tournaments
There will be two great automobile
tournaments in the south this year, the
first on the ideal sandy beach at Or
mond, the other at Havana, between
which will be a motor boat tournament
at Palm Beach and possibly a 1S0-mile
race over the new road now in the
course of construction between Palm
Beach and Miami. A greater number