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Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-09
WALSH WANTS
BANTAM BATTLE
ASKS NEIL TO MAKE WEIGHT
LIMIT
Question Has Not Been Decided as 4
Whether Neil viii Endeavor
to Reach a Low
Poundage

If frankie Neil consents to meet
Jimmy Walsh at the bantamweight
limit, 1l5 pounds. the two little ring
sters will be matched before the day Is
over Manager McCarey received a
telegram from Walsh last night. asking
whether Neil would agree to box at
the stipulated weight.
McCarey was unable to reach Neil.
but the question will he decided this
morning. Although Walsh asked for
the bantam limit he did not assert that
he would not meet Neil under different
conditions. Walsh evidently wishes to
mix for a strictly bantam affair. and to
this end asks frankie to make the
weight.
McCarey said last night that he had
small doubt that Neil would he willing
to box at lis pounds. When frankie
entered the ring with Abe Attell he ap-
Feared to be i'm very fair fettle though
few pounds off might not have de-
tracted from his condition.
His weight last Wednesday was in
the neighborhood of 12O pounds. and in
all probability he can knock off few
pounds and still be strong.
Abe Attel packed his diamonds and
cane yesterday and left on the owl for
san Francisco, where he will lie over
few days prior to leaving for Chicago
to fulfill his theatrical contract at the
TroCadero.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-09
AMATEUR TEAMS PLAY
FIVE FAST GAMES
pOLGEWLLEs ARE DEFEATED BY
NEWSIES
Watts Stars Win Close Contest From
JeVne CIerks-Brents Lose to AL
hambra Nine on San Gabriel Dia-
mond

The Newsies baseball team defeated
the leaders of the league on the Prayer
park diamond. Score:
Newsies 6; Dolgeville. 4.
Batterles-J. Metz and Smith: Price
and Eagle.
The Brents lost to the Alhambras at
San Gabriel by a score of 7 to l. The
batteries were +. Dear and Ewing; Re-
ligh and Hoff
The Watts Stars won a game from
the Jevne grocery clerks on the Echo
park diamond. Score:
Watts Stars, Z; Jevnes. 6.
Batteries-Davis and Bosshard: Moon
and Hawk.
Jevne's grocery clerks defeated the
Pacific Electrics yesterday morning
with an easy score of 12 to 6. The
game was played at the Seal Garden
grounds. Batteries-Perluss and Oder;
Johnson and Stout.
In mildly contested and otherwise
tiresome game the Junior Lyons won
from the Furlongs on the Slauson ave-
nue. diamond. Score:
Lyons Juniors, IL; Furlongs, 4.
Batteres-Fadley and McGovern.
Dixon and Cans.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-09
CRAvATH OVERLOOKED A BET
Seattle Fans Had Laugh on Heavy
Hitting Angel After
Lonu Hit

So long as baseball is played In Sc
attic, and especially so long as Cravath,
the heavy hitting outhelder OF the
Angels, visits the city. his stunt In the
third inning Of a recent game will be
recalled. He was the first man up and
catching a good one from the clever
hand of G. Hall, he lifted it far down
the field between right and center. 1t
was easily good for three. and II not
handled properly might possibly have
to stretch to a home run.
The ball went over Jack waivers
head as he was running toward the
fence. AS the ball bounded into the air
Jack stuck out his hand and grabbed
1t. Cravath, after turning first, saw the
ball in walters hand and was deceived
into the belief that he had caught II.
others in the grandstand also thought
that Cravath was out. With the idea
that Walters had made a wonderful
catch, Cravath. instead of running to
second, sailed proudly out into the field
where a little bunch of fielders were
waiting for the ball to be relayed in.
They were amazed to see Cravath
coming to join them, but did not put
him wise to the situation. In the meau-
time the Los Angeles men were yelling
their heads off i'm frantic efforts to get
Cravath back to second. The ball was
shot into Russ Hail. who touched Cra-
vath. Umpire Perrne said out"
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-09
SKATERS PLAY
BASKETBALL
NEW PASTIME ENTERS ATH-
LETIC FIELD
Sport Has Jumped Into Popular Favor,
Though Regulation Rules Are
Impossible as Contested
on Rollers

The recent revival of roller skating
has resulted in the Introduction of many
novel and interesting athletic sports on
skates, among them being pushball.
broomball, gymkhana and medley races
and basketball.
While they are all interesting to the
general public and furnish excellent
exercise for the athletes, the only
sport in which science plays an i'm
portant part is BASKETBALL, and this is
| destined to become the leading athletic
| feature of roller skating.
Though in its infancy, the sport has
rapidly jumped into popular favor. and
games are played several times a week
in the big rink at Madison Square gar
den, New York.
Applications have been received from
over fifty clubs for permission to play
matches in the garden, and plans are
now under way for the formation of
roller skating basketball league. which
will be divided into senior and junior
divisions. and a schedule of games ar
ranged for the championship.
Basketball on roller skates does not
differ from the ordinary basketball
games. although it will be necessary to
revise the rules somewhat to enable the
officials to properly control the sport.
Owing to the conditions under which
the game is played it will require a
modification of the foul rule.
In the regular game fouls are classi-
fed as follows Delaying the game.
tackling the ball, kicking the ball. strik-
ing the ball. holding the ball, dribbling,
tackling opponent, holding opponent,
pushing opponent addressing officials.
striking. kicking. shouldering, tripping
or hacking opponents. unnecessary
roughness and using profane or abusive
language.
AS it is frequently impossible for
player to control his movements or
speed, material changes are necessary
in this department. Under the present
playing rules it is a difficult matter
for the referee to judge satisfactorily
on many points covering fouls, and
these will probably be modified or elm
mated to sui the new conditions.
Fouls will be classified according to
penalties to cover unnecessary rough
ness, delaying the game, using prOfane
or abusive language. addressing Off
cials. and holding the ball, but in the
other classified penalties a good deal
depends on the circumstances whether
a player can with reasonable fairness
be disqualified or not.
When engaged in the game with the
skates off the players are able to fol-
low strict observance of the rules. but
when skating it is practically impos-
sible to follow the existing rules, as fire.
| quently the players are unable to pre-
serve their equilibrium, and often bring
one or more players down with them
when they fall.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-09
NJ 'CLELLAND HITS
FOR HOME RUN
CRAvATH ALSO SLAMS BALL
OVER FENCE
Angels Win Eleven Inning Game Re-
plete With Heavy Hitting and
Loose Fielding - snodgrass
Puts Up Fast Exhibition
Los Angeles 8, Fresno 5

foung McClelland was the principal
pallbearer at the Fresno funeral yes
terday afternoon when in the eleventh
inning he slammed a long fly over the
centerfield fence and scored Ellis from
second base. Although the hit was one
Of the longest made on the local
grounds McCielland cannot be credited
with home run as when Ellis trotted
across the plate the game came to an
end.
To say that McClelland's exploit was
n surprise is putting It mildly The
youngster has been anything but a
heavy sticker and the fans could hardly
believe their eyes when the horsehlde
went soaring over the fence.
Heavy hitting and errorless fielding
resulted in one Of those games which
would delight McGraw, the astute man
ager of the New York Giants, whose
"give me heavy hitter and I'll take
care Of the errors" is one of the famous
clauses of baseball history.
Young Snodgrass was behind the bat
for Meade and played a fast game. In
addition to ten put outs with which he
was accredited the youngster made four
assists and ran in sufficiently speedy
manner to reach first on a close de-
cision of Umpire Hodson.
Fishers men opened the game with
three runs scored in the initial inning
and It looked for time as though
Doyle and his men were to have a walk
away. The Fresno captain hit to Dill
lon who fumhled. A moment later
Charlie was out stealing second. VOL
ters and Casey worked Randolph for
free transportation and when the twirl
err threw high to the plate both ad-
vanced a. base Truck Egan slammed
one to Gochnauer. which the shortstop
fumbled. allowing Wolters to score, and
Eagan to reach first. Mclaughlin hit to
right scoring Casey. Delmas popped
to Dillon and the captain threw wild
in an endeavor to catch Egan at the
plate. Cartwright ended the inning by
tanning.
The Angels came back with two in
their part of the first round when Cra-
vath poked the sphere over the center
field fence after Gochnauer had singled
to center.
After Fresno had scored five runs
the Seraphs tied the score i'm the sixth
and from then on it was nip and tuck
until Mr.. McClelland came through
with his coup in the eleventh. Ellis
walked and as Toman attempted to
sacrifice, Dashwood threw wild TO first, |
Jimmy continuing to second. Hodson |
called him out for not touching the
initial sack. Then came the long hit.
The score:
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-09
STUDENTS FLI..T; "FIRED"
Fair Julie, the Waitress of the Plump
PinkIy Dimped Arm,
Ousted, Too
speeiaI to The Herald.

CLEVELAND July S.-Julie's arm is
plump and white and rounded dantily.
Her sleeve, in the summers way,
stopped short in a little fril at her
pretty, pinkly dimpled elbow.
That is why Julie is no longer en-
rolled among the mattresses at the ex-
elusive university school. That is why,
also, two students have been suspended
One is Teddie Palmer, a senior and an
athlete of New York The other is
Douglas Gardner of Norwalk. Gardner
Is captain of the football team.
Half a dozen other students were up
before the faculty at the time Julie
packed her little grip and left the
school, for, though jules reign was
brief, it was lively. Instructors saw
several of the boys flirting with her at
the table. Julie got her discharge
papers. A week later a member of the
faculty who happened to stroll around
the grounds after dark found the
dmpled Julie perched on the stone
coping, gayly chatting with a half
dozen young students. Investigation
followed.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-09
BOWLERS PARTICIPATE
IN GAME OF UNIONS
INTEREST IN NEW SPORT is IN
CREASING
Returning Bowler States That Local
Alleys Are Finest in Country.
Many High Scores RoIed-other
Bowling Notes

The following 200 or better high ten
pin scores were rolled on Morey's all
leys during the past week:
Myers, 20S; W. Smith, 200: Bloom
quist. 2o2; Struby, POI, POS, 21S, 224, 2l1.
24S; Hazen, 2Ol; StrattOn, 2O3. 225. 2O3,
2O2; Pennrich, 2O2 Disoway. 212: Baron,
20S, 202, 212; Cunning. 210. Gregory. 21S,
205; Stewart. 200; S. Kelly, 211: Hamil-
ton, 202; Tyler, 2O6; Tormat. 28S, 2O5: c.
Johnson. 2O6; Goyette. 213 NJ. Nolte,
EOS; Dugan, 2O2, 233 21O. 2O5, 200 PIP.
"Jimjons"-Borelli. 1913, 1O1. 118. ia.
ia, 107. 107; II. Hurley. 105, 1903: Fegan.
1903; Buckley, 104. 1O2; Stratton, 116, 1O5,
119, 1O4. ia, 100, 115, 1O2, 100, 1O4 1875,
1872; Posten, 191; Weber, 1O7; Browne,
113, III.
Strikes and Spares
Carl Struby again has weeks high
tenpin score
p. Mills has returned from an eastern
trip and reports nothing like home al
leys in maintenance and equipment.
Stratton had high average in "jim-
joins" for the week.
Genial Tormat is getting back into
form after a months absence.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-09
THINKS HAM IS TONGUE
Hungry Man in Hurry chokes Him.
self on Quick Lunch and Scares
Policeman
Special 10 The Herald.


PITTSBURG, July S.-Choking and
black in the face Charles Holmstrom
rushed into the police station at Glass
floor.
Officer Herman Louma rushed to the
man and saw what looked like six
inches of his tongue hanging out. The
man signaled to the officer as If he
wanted the tongue pulled out still far
ther, but the officer was frightened and
refused.
He called 4 physician instead. and II
was discovered that Holmstrom had
choked on a large piece OF ham. He
said ne had had nothing to eat for
two days His hurry to appease his
hunger when he secured the ham al
most cost him his life. II was half an
hour after the arrival OF the physician
before he could speak.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-09
JEVNE TEAM is
OVERW WHELMED
LOSES TO LEAGUE LEADERS BY
SCORE OF 1o-1
Tom Whaling Holds Opponents to
Four Hits and Is Accorded
Fast Support in the
Field

The Jevne team was overwhelmed
yesterday afternoon on the Arcadia
diamond by the Examiners, who tapped
Pitcher Simmonds for ten hits and as
many runs. The Jevnes were able to
secure but one run during the game.
Tom Whaling did the box work for
the Examiners and held the Jevnes to
four hits. The features of the game
were the heavy hitting of Pedrotti, Rit-
ter, Moriarty and Briseno and the field
ing of Fitzwllam in center, Smith at
third and Moriarty at short.
Pete Mangerina got away with a
good game behind the bat and handled
Whaling's curves to a nicely. Arnold
in left field for the Jevnes was the stan
of the defeated aggregation.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-09
ST-MMARY
: = " " : : T

Home run-Cravath. Two-base hits
-Wolters. Delmas Eagan. Dashwood
Sacrifc hits-Ellis. Casey (2). First
base on errors-Fresno. I. Left on
bases-Los Angeles. 6; Fresno. s. Bases
on balls-Of Randolph. 4 off Lemke 4.
Struck out-By Randolph. s. by Lemke,
6. Double plays-RandOlph to Snod-
grass to McClelland. Time-2 hours.
Cmpire-Hodson.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-09
otals. ..........30 o
OAKLAND
SUMMARY

Three base hits-DevereauX Sacrifice
hits-Smith. williams. Hackett, Gates.
Haley. First base on errors-San Fran
cisco. /; Oakland 2. Base on balls-Of
Meyers. 5: off Gates, 2. Left on bases.
San Francisco, 6; Oakland. s. Struck
out-By Gates, .. Hit by pitcher
OBrien Time-1:50. Umpires-Knell
and Mcdonald.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-09
Strikes and Spares
DEATHS OF THE DAY
Mrs. A. C. Norris
BY Associated Press.

17J y f0F7'I'-TdIVU TTtaD,
SANTA CRUZ. July 8.--Mrs. A. c.
Norris, wife Of the we'll known show
man. who left here last Wednesday to
attend her husband who was sick in
Hanrord, died early this morning in a
Fresno sanitarium, whiteher she was
taken for treatment for strangulated
nursing her husband in Hanford
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-09
OAKLAND WINS BOTH GAMES
AW around Poor Playing and Numer-
Gus Errors by San Francisco
Lose Contests
BY Assocla ted Press.

OAKLAND, July s--All around poor
playing and numerous errors on the
part OF the san Franciscos gave both
saInes 1 20 oakland today. IN tho after
out San Francisco. Oakland won dve
games out of seven in this series.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-09
OAKLAND
SCORE by INNINGS
SUMMARY

Two base hits-Reidy. smith. Sacri-
fec hits-O'Brien, Mohler. Smith. De-
yereaux. First base on errors-San
Francisco, 1; Oakland. .. Bases on
Francisco, A. Oakland. .. Double plays
Van Haltren to Healv. Passed ball
Bliss Time--1:35, Umpires-Knell and
Mcdonald.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-09

Talk o Phone department OF the south,
ern California Music company viii he
open Wednesday and Saturday eveninsS
for the accommodation OF Herald sub
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-09
Trounced John Kelly

Another fighting umpire in the game
at this time was Honest John" Kelly,
a brawny athlete over six feet in height
and with the courage of lion. but as
he ruled over the diamond in a car
like manner he was unpopular with a
great many players. Kelly was also a
prize fight referee, and acted in this
capacity when Corbett and Charley
Mitchell fought. and also in the Cor
bett- -Sharkey mill. He would stand for
no arguing, and the players knew 1t
and would rarely nag him.
Dude" Esterbrook, great player in
those days, was the exception in this
respect. but he never came at Kelly in
a direct manner. Consequently Hon
est John" was powerless to eject this
man from the game, although no player
as Esterbrook worried Kelly.
When Dude" would be awaiting his
turn at the bat, with Kelly umpiring
back of the catcher, he'd get off some
thing like the following, and as if he
were communing with himself: Dear
me. isn't it remarkable how Nick can
find so many gentlemen of poor eye
sight and weak intellect to act as UNI
pires. He must search all the blind
asylums for the remarkable talent he
employs. 1 don't suppose We'll ever see
IL
again.
"They are as scarce as honest prize
fight referees. / wonder if 1t is true
about the referees selling all the fights
nowadays 1 rather believe it is, from
the ones I've met. It's pity that the
James boys of Missouri never entered
the umpiring business. But ] suppose
that they had a little bit of self re-
spect still left"
Now what could an umpire do against
this line of talk except gnash his teeth
and foam at the mouth? But one day
J<eIlv could stand Esterbrook no longer,
and after the game invited him into the
club house to fight. Esterbrook, who
was a regular fashion plate. with the
manners of a Chesterfield and with no
reputation at all as fighter, accepted
Kelly's invitation, and to the surprise
ave to the amazement of all-he
cleaned up "Honest John" in a thor
oughly workmanlike manner.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-09

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Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-09
MUSICAL PROGRAM

The musical program at Morley's
Grand avenue rink today and evening
will be as follows:
Two step, Dixie Land; waltz,
Friends That Are Good and True;
two step, I'm Keep a Warm Spot in
My Heart for YOU waltz. My Merry
Oldsmobile"; two step. Jolly Elks'
step, Keep on the Sunny Side; waltz.
I'm UP in the Air About Mary;
waltz. "On a Moonlight Winters
Night; two step. Moon, Dear;
waltz, Meet Me in st. Louis; two
step. "A Picnic for Two; waltz,
"Will You Love Me in December as
You Do in May; two step, FLORIDA
Rags; waltz, Down Where the Sill
very Mohawk Flows
Don't fail to see Prof. Franks and
Baby Lillian. 1000 a. m, 200 p. M,
1880 p. m.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-09
FIber-Graas and basket Suit Case.

$3.50 to $500 in our leather goods de-
partment. Good things for the beach or
mountain trips Sanborn. Vail & Co.
357 So Broadway
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-09
SEATTLE DEFEATS PORTLAND
BY Associated Press,

% FfooUVIdIVU 7 TE5o'
SEATTLE. Wash. July s.-Virgil
Garvin made his initial appearance
with Seattle today and let Portland
down with three hits. If Kane had MOI
fumbled in the fourth Garvin would
have had shut out. Score:
r II Il
Portland o o o 0 o 0 O-1
Batteries-Garvin and Blankenship,
Moores and Mclean Umpire-Perrine
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-09

Everything you want you will FIND in
the classified pGge-a modern eneyolO.
9edia- One cent word
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-09
FRESNO
SCORE nv INNINGS

FDashwoOd hit ny batted ball
4Toman out, hit by his own batted
ball. one being out when winning run
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8 igeuner ffabIen etnen
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cine ganoe 3igeuner, tusl1e .inerl
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M ar9lanb Iosgertffen.
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Gina 900 Merss Der Butte BEG Worts.
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man bsftirdtst, bab bas 2anb bon benz
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mirb. wObur& GROCER S9aben anae-
ri9tet tueroen f6nnts.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-10
China.

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nit go Stubenten nod ben Ser. Staas
ten abreifsn urb fe in oRIi9en Colleges
unterbrin3en.