Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-17
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Herrera VS.. Cans

Frisco fight managers are consider
ing matching Aurelio Herrera and Joe
Cans for a fight at Colma for the
lightweight championship. Both bat
tiers are agreeable and it is not i'm
probable that the match will be made.
Wright at Frisco
Beals C. Wright, national tennis
champion, is at Frisco and will engage
in several matches with the cracks of
the northern city. He will include Los
Angeles and Pasadena in his itinerary
and is expected to play several match
games while here
German May Get Match
Bakersfield is coming out in the lime
light with a fight club, for which great
expectations are held. Sol Levinson,
Herrera's manager, is matchmaker for
the club and has begun negotiations
with Kid German and Joe Thomas for
twenty-round battle at $50 pounds.
Athenians on Toboggan
The predicted toboggan slide of the
Athenians has surely come. The Oak
land club his not won a game in so
long time that history is a necessary
reference for accuracy in ascertaining
the date. Even the crippled, homeless
and discouraged Tigers are making a
runaway race of the series with Oak
land.
Rain Prevented Game
The rain storm yesterday prevented
the game between the Angels and the
Siwashes. This assures a double
header for Sunday, and if the Angels
and Siwashes play off all postponed
and tie games between them there will
be other double-headerS before Seat
tie goes north. 1t is Tozer's turn on
the slab, which assures another VIC
tory.
Racing at Memphis Next Year
1t is deemed probable that racing will
be resumed at Memphis and Nashville
next season, regardless of the anti
bookmaking law. 1t is announced that
these two tracks are preparing for the
usual meetings for 1906, and if the anti
bookmaking law is not declared uncon-
stttutional by the arrivals of the dates
for the meetings the tracks will be
operated without regard to the legis-
lative act
Breeders 1906 Officials
The American Breeders Protective
association has chosen Cole F. Clay as
president, re-electing him for the next
term. b. F. Gentry is the 1906 secre-
tary and treasurer. Assessments of
members were increased from so to S3
Tor each mare owned and a committee
was appointed to visit the sales and
buy up undesirable mares and fllies
which are found to be unfit for breed
ing purposes.
5ennlnss Opens
The final eastern running races be-
gan yesterday at Bennings track.
washington, d. G. This meeting CON
tinues until Thanksgiving and is the
last or the eastern 1905 races. Fol-
lowing the close of Bennings several
carloads of good ones will be Skinned
to Ascot the number of eastern horses
yet expected being over 25O in number.
Ihe close of the Nashville meeting will
also add to the Ascot contingent of
runners and Jockeys
Harness Meeting Here
The next meeting of the HARNESS
horses in southern California will he
gin Tuesday afternoon at AgriculturaI
PARK All the horses now quartered
az santa Ana will be shipped TO Los
angeles today and given a brief rest
Which WIN guarantee that they will
20 20 lhe post fresh and in excellent
cohdlllon. The local meeting is tbe
hnal hope of horsemen for new coast
Iecorus ana all the horses will be
prepped with extraordinary care.
o'5rlen Should Win
Local tight fans are almost a unit
"a supportlhg oBrien to defeat Fitz-
summons when they meet next month
~ Is believed that the Fitz of the mast
Is as not the Fitz Of the present and his his
nsnt WIN George Gardner demon
strated that he is on the down biil
run and is not as shifty nor as effent nt
I'VE IN the ring as i'm former vears
few rounds u III
Chinese Pugillst
Frank All Chung. Chinese. lives at
salem Mass. and has developed irfo
an extraordinarily clever boxer-not
the Chinese kind-and has filed ami,
eauon WIN the Douglas Athletic club
Tor hsht with any 1876 FOUNDER in
amateur circles around Boston Ha M
was matched with a negro scrapper re-
Gently, but the fight did not occnr
owing 70 length of other battles which
preceded 1t on the program.