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Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-19
]. S. c. ACCEPTS
REDSKINS Def
HEAVY TEAMS WILL MEET ON
THANKSGIVING DAY
st. Vincent's Wishes to Withdraw
from Game with University.
Saints Are Light, but
Should Do Battle

That the Sherman Indian football
team will appear in Los Angeles is now
practically assured, as a meeting OF
the university student body yesterday
resulted in favorable decision regard
ing an acceptance of the challenge is
sued.
Considerable chagrin was manifest
when q communication received from
Coach Haggerty of ST. Vincent's an
nounced that he had determined to
cancel the U. S. C.-St. Vincent game
which was to have been held October
II or November g.
Although Coach Haggerty apparent
ly possesses but small chance of de-
feating the university men with his
material, while the u. S. c. team would
undoubtedly roll up a big score, there
appears no reason why the schedule
should be justly interfered with.
Thus far U. S. C. and st. Vincent
have been on very friendly relations
and the Methodist men have always
shown :. disposition to act squarely. 1t
will be no disgrace for the Vincentians
to lose and more prestige would be
gained by meeting Holmes team.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-19
BURNS WINS
FOR SERAPHS
LETS PORTLAND DOWN WITH
FIVE HITS
Angels Make Rally In the Ninth and
Overcome the Mud Hen Lead
Secured in the Eighth
Inning
Los Angeles, S; Portland, 8

Twirler Burns celebrated his return
from the dump yard yesterday by let
ting Portland run down with five hits
and incidentally winning his game.
After last Sundays affair Burns de-
clared he would sever his relations with
the Seraphs and bade a hasty adieu.
Captain Dillon expressed himself as
sorry, but told Burns he was welcome
TO go away. Burns repented somewhat
and yesterday asked to be the twirler
man.
After securing lead of two runs in
the first and fifth, Los Angeles was
run when Portland sent three across
in the eighth. 1t appeared as though
the Mud Hens had the game slowed
away by a score of to 2, when Lamar
came to bat at the opening of the ninth.
Louie famed and the crowd started
for home. Cravath, however, came
through with nice safety to left. Jud
Nagle shot a single to right, Gravy
reaching third. Dillon reached first in
an attempt to sacrifice Cravath, Celery
coming over. Carlisle was there with
single to left and Nagle scored from
second on long slide at the plate.
Dillon scored on Toman's bunt.
Portland secured all three runs in
the eighth, after Donahue had walked.
Lister forced Donahue and Henderson
flew to center Sweeney and McHale
singled past second. Carlisle dropped
Mitchell's fly and both Lister and
and Eager dropped Burns throw, al
lowing McHale to score.
McCreedie endeavored to purloin Sec
ond and Mitchell was caught at the
plate.
The score:
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-19
ASCOT APPEARS
TO Be DOOMED
BALDWlN'S ENTRANCE CAUSES
DlSMAY
Petition Of Chamber Of Commerce
Requesting That South End Park
Be Annexed Makes outlook
Appear Unfavorable

Horsemen and racegoers are just now
asking themselves whether Ascot park
is to remain on the turf map after an
other season has passed.
Should indications develop according
to expectations the south end course
has no life in store with Lucky" Bald
wins racir.s. institution, and in addi-
tion to the glamour and traditions of
the Arcadia movement there is no
bright outlook for Ascot under any cir
cumstances.
A petition of the chamber of COM
merce requesting that Ascot park be
annexed to the city proper will neces-
sariy result in dissolution of the
present regime which is conducting
racing at the park
Although several northern Million
aires reputed to be connected with the
Arcadia movement have denied any
participation, Baldwin probably could
conduct arrangements unaided If ne
cessary. The Arcadia lord is by no
means destitute, as has been intimated,
and he could readily raise a huge
amount within few hours notice..
An important feature of Baldwin s
preliminary movements was when he
secured a contract from II. b. Hunt
ington to improve the road which will
lead Arcadiaward.
Numerous rumors have fitted about
regarding schemes on the part of AS
cot management to continue racing at
Arcadia with Baldwin's name as
sponsor, though nothing to that effect
has yet been proven.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-19
YALE GOLFERS
ARE BRILLIANT
PROMISE TO DUPLICATE DOUBLE
VICTORY

GARDEN CITY, L. l., Oct 18,-At
the close of today's play in the inter
collegiate golf tournament Yale seemed
to have a royal chance of duplicating
her double victory of last year on the
links of the Garden City club. Yale
won the team championship yesterday
When the first round of eighteen
holes match play, individual champion
ship, was concluded today five of the
eight survivors were Yale men, two be-
ing from Princeton and the other from
Harvard. The match play, first round
resulted as follows:
Borup, Yale, defeated Clark, Har-
feated % BoHian, Yale, 4 up; Partridge
Yale, defeated Clafiin, Harvard, 6 up
5 to play; Briggs, Harvard, defeated
Paris, Princeton, UP in 10 holes;
Glow, Yale, defeated Gee, Princeton.
up in 21 holes, Knowles, Yale, de-
feated Wilder, Harvard, up Sto play;
West. Princeton. defeated Van Dyke
Abbott, Yale, defeated Brown. Har-
ward, up to play.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-19
BERKELEY TEAM
COMES SOUTH

Berkeley Rugby football men are
scheduled to arrive this morning from
San Francisco prepared for their game
which is to occur with Pomona college
tomorrow afternoon at Fiesta park.
The Berkeley team will make headquar-
ters at the Angeus hotel and as many
of the men are we'll known in Los An
geles they will be the recipients of So
cial courtesies so far as training rules
will allow.
When Berkeley boys came south
last year they were scheduled to meet
the Sherman Indians under collegiate
rules. Their entrance today bears an
altogether different significance, as
English Rugby is to be given it's first
test upon Los Angeles grldiron.
Pomona is said to have strong team
and as the game requires agility rather
than strength the local men may pos
sess more of chance than might be
expected under the old regime
Manager Smith of the Claremonters
said yesterday that his team would
without doubt give the northerners a
hard tussle, as the men have become
thoroughly instilled with a knowledge
of the game under careful supervision
of competent instructors.
Berkeley has paid particular atten-
tion to the sport since its inception al
the close of the last scholastic year
when it was decided to adopt the in
InoVatiOn.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-19
ATHLETIC CLUB PREPARES
FOR BILLIARD TOURNEY

Los Angeles Athletic club billardists
are practicing daily In preparation for
the three-cushion tournament which
commences November 1 at the club par
lors. Nine entries have thus far been
received and many more are expected
before the lists close
There will be absolutely no delay in
carrying out the present schedule and
players not appearing for their games
will lose such contests by forfeit.
IT. q. Gordon, who is chairman Of the
schedule committee, declares that all
asplrants for the four prizes which have
been offered must be ready for play or
forfeit their games.
Entry lists will be open until the
evening of October 2S.
Following are the entries which have
been made so far: T. G.. Gordon Earl
G. Orr, Harry Mestayer, Adolph Fran
kel, Frank Hoover. Or. r. y. Griffith,
Dick Dunnigan, DR.. T. o. Green and
Jay Davidson.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-19
BELMONT PARK RESULTS

NEW YORK, Oct. l8.-Belmont
park results:
First race, one mile-Webourne won,
John Lyle second, Onatus third. Time,
1;39 1-5. True Wing finished second,
but was disqualified.
Second race, Harbor Hill cup, steeple-
fehase, about two miles-T. $. Martin
won. Sanetus second; St. Kelvin third.
Time, 1858 2-5
Third race. selling, five furlongs,
straight-IIigginboth won, Fire
Opal second, Hancock third. Time,
0:58 2-5.
Fourth race. mile and a furlong-
Running Water won, Hot Teddy sec
ond, Mellon third. Time, 1:51 AS.
Fifth race, one mile-Consistent won,
Robbie Kean second, Blvouax third.
Time. 1888 rs.
sixth race. selling, five furlongs,
Glenham won; Work and
Play second. sandy Creek third. Time,
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-19
YOUNG PLAYERS
ARE FOREMOST
CHAMPIONSHIP SERIES BROUGHT
OUT COLTS
Walsh of the American White sos
Regarded as One of the Greatest
SIabsters Produced in the
Games History

Young ball players had a great in
ming in this seasons worlds champion
ship. Reulbach, who let the Sox down
with two hits, is only "a years old.
Walsh whose work had the Cub gun
ner faded, is "a Pfiester is 2S. Fans
who recall Johnny McGraw's old Bal
timore American League club of 1901
Will remember Pfester, the slender,
slirn-loolking young south-paw, who
pitched only occasionally for the On-
oleS, and then with none too much sue
cess. He lasted only year under Nc
Graw, going back to the minors, play
ing with Columbus, Spokane CWash.),
and San Francisco.
He was signed in the fall of 1903 by
Pittsburg, but again failed to make
good In the big leagues, and was sent
to Omaha. He pitched remarkable ball
for Omaha and last year went to the
Cubs with the reputation of being the
best pitcher in the Western league
walsh, the sensation of 1906, is a Penn
sylvanian by birth, seeing the light OF
Gay in Plains in 1882
He is OF Irish parentage. He started
as an outfielder, playing around the
mining towns. In 1902 he broke into
organized baseball with the Meriden
club of the Connecticut league. Next
year he went to the Newark club of the
Eastern league. Here he attracted Co
miskey's attention, and the old warrior
drafted him i'm his twenty-frst year
He Joined the Sox in 1904, but has
never worked as regular member OF
Commy's pitching staff until this sum.
mer, when he mastered the spit ball
Walsh is married and is a player OF
excellent habits. lie Is built on massive
lines and bears a striking resemblance
to the famous Radbourne
Walsh's fame rests chiefly on his
performance in pitching the Sox into
the lead in the American league, win.
ming nine of the nineteen straight bat.
ties for the Sox during their memorable
squirt He Is ever willing, never tires
is idolized by the players, DonohuC
particularly and is always working
hard to win. He Is a fighter OF the
Celtic type. who never knows when h,
is licked
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-19
RESULTS AT LOUISVILLE
By Associated Press.

BY ASSOCIATED ETeSS-
LOUISVILLE. KY, Oct. 1S.-Results:
First race, selling. five and one-half
furlongs-Sally M won, Malta second,
Miss Martha third. Time, :05 1-5.
Second race six MISUNDERSTANDING
won, Miss Leeds second; Daring third.
Time, 1:14 1-5.
Third race, free handicap, all ages,
seven furlongs--Hannibal Bey won, DR..
Spruill second; Devout third. Time,
1.2S 1-5.
Fourth race, the Victoria cup, selling,
two miles-Miss Rillie won, Mamie AL
gol second, Inflammable third. Time,
334 3-5.
Fifth race, five and one-half fur
longs-Miss Omcious won, Lightning
Conductor second; Fair Fagot third.
Time, 1908 2-5.
Sixth race, mile and a sixteenth
Anna Day won, Joe Coyne second,
Grow Shade third. Time, 1850 Id.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-19

and giving public exhibitions of spar
ring daily on a platform to be erected
near the bath house.
This Burns agrees to do providing a
small sum is provided to cover certain
contingent expenses. This sum was
practically raised this afternoon.
Burns will begin his work here No
vember 1. He will use the beach as a
run way. The platform upon which he
will give his exhibitions will be built
in the space until recently occupied by
the palm gardens.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-19
FRESNO WALLOPS
SAN FRANCISCO
M'CLELLAND MAKES THREE
ERRORS
Wheeler Is on the Slab for the Seals
and the Ralsln Eaters Land
Him All Over the
Field
By Associated Press.

FRESNO, Oct 1S-Wheeler was on
the slab for the Seals today and the
Raisin Eaters landed all over his
curves, getting seventeen hits and send
ing fourteen men across the dish San
Francisco played loose ball, getting
mixed up and throwing the ball away
in every inning. McClelland, formerly
third baseman for Los Angeles, played
short and celebrated his debut with the
Seals by making three costly errors.
Walthour was injured by pitched ball
yesterday and is in bed. Score:
SAN FRANCISCO
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-19
STAMFORD MAY MEET POMONA

STAMFORD, Oct. 18.-In order to
further Rugby football throughout the
state Stanford faculty members and
students have volunteered to send the
Cardinal team TO Los Angeles October
27 for a game with the Pomona college
team, which meets California at Los
Angeles next Saturday.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-19
GAME Has nor BEEN ARRANeEp

Local football authorities We're un-
able to state yesterday whether they
would accept the Stanford proposition,
as they are anxious to witness what
effect tomorrow's s game at Fiesta park
will have upon the football public Of
Southern California.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-19
TOMMY BURNS TO
TRAIN AT LONG BEACH

LONG BEACH, Oct. 1S.-According to
local men who are we'll acquainted
with Tommy Burns, the heavyweight,
has announced his intention of estab-
fishing training quarters on the beach
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-19
Totals ii. n 5 5
OAKLAND
! OldlS sssssss
SCORE BY INNINGS
SUMMARY

Three-base hit-IIaley. Two-base hit
Kane. Sacrifice hits-Streib. Nc
Kune. Mott, First on called balls
by Reidy, /. Hit by pitcher-Kane.
Double play-Kruger to Haley. Time
1880. Umpire-Derrick.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-19
Totals ........S5 Z 9 l 4
FRESNO
Totals .39 IA II 26 IA
xMohler hit by batted ball.
SCORE BY IN
SUMMARY

Sacrifice hits-Wolters, Dashwood. Two
base hits-Constantne, Brown, Casey.
Three base hits-Mohler, Doyle. First
base on balls-Of Wheeler 6, off, Wolters
4. Struck out-By Wheeler 1, by VOTERS
s. Left on bases-San Francisco Z, Fres-
no s. Double plays-Constantine to Nc
Clelland, Wheeler to Irwin Wild pitch
VOTERS Passed ball-Spies. Hit by
pitcher-Moher. Time of game-1:5o.
Umpire-Perrine
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-19
PORTLAND.
| Batted for Lister III the ninth.
Xxx Batted for Henderson in ninth.
SCORE BY INNINGS.
SUMMARY,

Two base hit-Ellis. Sacrifice hits
Lamar 3 Ellis McCreedie, Toman. First
base on errors-Los Angeles l, Portland
2. Base on balls-Of Burns 2, off Hen
derson /. Left on bases-Los Angeles g.
Portland 4. Struck out-By Henderson A.
by Burns g. Passed balls-Eager. Hit by
pitcher-Dillon. Time of game-1:4O
Umpire-Mahaffey.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-19

Homeless children received and placed
In homes for adoption. Apply Rev D.
W Rice, superintendent children's Home
society. Ss4 bradbury hs.,c.ng. Los AN
eeleas
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-19
VICKERS SHUTS
OUT OAKLAND
SEATTLE TWIRLER STRIKES OUT
TWELVE MEN
Commuters Not Only Unable to Weld
the Willow, but Make Four
Errors During the
Game
By Associated Press.

By Associated Press.
OAKLAND, Oct. 18.-Vickers' de-
livery shut Oakland out today. Vickers
struck out twelve men. Score: ~
CT rINrINI Ii
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-19
SLOSS0N DEFENDS TITLE
AGAINST GEORGE SUTTON
nv Associated Press.

NEW YORK, oct 1s.-George slos-
son of this city, who won the title OF
the worlds champion billiard player at
eighteen-inch balk, two shots In, at
the International tournament here last
April, defended his title against
George Sutton Of Chicago in the Madi-
son Square garden concert hall to-
night.
sutton won the bank and got down
to business quickly. He ratified off the
caroms at a rapid rate and had gath
cred sixty-six buttons when he
stopped upon an easy one.
slosson began with a bunch Of thir-
teen. Sutton's next effort was only
good for q single count and Slosson
failed to score.
Sutton then got the balls in good po-
stion on the lower rail and got a
cluster of thirty-three, which sent his
score up to the century mark.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-19
SUTTON WINS CHAMPIONSHIP

BY Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Oct. 1s.--George sutton
of Chicago II now the acknowledged
worlds champion at 1872 balk line bill
lInrds.
In n match game for this title he de-
feated George sIOssOn of this city at
Madison square Garden concert hall to-
night by the score Of 500 TO 3I5.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-11-20


term of court, as the Judge alone can
authorize a bench warrant for a per-
sons arrest. and, for that reason all
criminal actions are commenced in
the Justices courts. upon complaint
OF person having knowledge of the
criminal acts, when circuit court Is
not in session.
When the Murray's called upon
me our circuit court was not in ses-
sion, therefore, / was unable TO act.
and, furthermore, the Murrays did
not want to prosecute young Whit
ney; rather they desired that | force
him 10 marry Miss Murray. told
them | could not do that, and, right
here, | again reiterate the statement
that such an attempt upon my part.
as an officer OF the law, would have
been not only an attempt to com
pound a crime. but would have been
a felony. being made so by section
l777 of b. G C. Compilation, which
says; That II any person shall
threaten 10 accuse another of any
crime with intent to compel
such other to do an act against his
viii, upon conviction, shall be pun.
ished by imprisonment in the peni-
tentiary, etc
He talks like a madman who saws
that the statute defining criminal Sc
dnction permits an officer TO. arrange
a marriage of'the parties coming un-
der its terms. II says the parties
may marry, and that such an act up-
on their part is defense TO a prose-
eution, but nowhere does the statute
countenance, a prosecutor as insisting
on marriage or threatening a pros
ecution on a failure of the parties to
marry, II does not require LAWYER
to know this. and to appreciate its
wisdom.
II did no more or less than anv
ofiicer conscious OF his duty and the
law could do. and. II lawlessness was
the result OF my refusal TO disohev
the law. then l am willing 10 share
the responsibility so eagerly thrust
upon me by Logan.
Having perhaps created some sen.
siment for his client. would sur-
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-11-20

cuhtuhs more than 4 per cent OF
alcohol. The average beer in the
United States does not contain more
than SiR per cent.
Such being the case. we hold that
In legislating a distinction should be
made I'm favor Of mild beverages.
This distinction or discrimination
could be brought about easily. All
that would he necessary would be to
amend the Local option law by add.
ing provision as follows.
Provided, that whenever the
phrase Intoxicating liquors is used
IN this act IL shall not apply of be Of
enect as To beer or any other malt
beverage containing 4 per cent or less
OF alcohol
should an amendment of this
kind or words 10 this effect be adopt-
ed by the next legislature II would
enable the breweries 10 brew beer
and sell IL in any part OF the state.
whether that part We're dry or not.
IL would encourage the building Of
hreweries and malt houses. would
insure most friendly feeling for all
times on the part OF the brewing in.
dnstries OF the world toward Oregon
and the growing OF hops In this state.
and would do more in behalf OF
moderate drinker and temper
anee than all the prohibition statutes
on our statute books.
AS brewers. We have simply sug-
sested this mode OF procedure in the
interest of the beer, hop and barley
business, as we'll as in the interest
pf the state at large and her cause
of true temperance. II remains for
me people and our legislature to
bring about this revision should they
zee IL in the same light"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-11-20

ately, than any other Industry In the
state, then they should be treated in
accordance and should be entitled to
an impartial judgment.
4. That this state should follow
the former custom of this country
in encouraging the brewing of beer,
ale and other malt beverages and
that the fact should not be lost sight
of that beer drinking promotes true
temperance. The success of our
trade Is based on moderation and
temperance and It is our duty to OPP
pose intemperance in every form.
We abhor drunkenness and will
gladly aid any movement designed
to check the excessive consumption
of intoxicants: we recognize and ap-
preciate fully the necessity of regu-
lating the traffic and surrounding it
with all the safeguards that public
health and morality may exact The
progress of temperance reached it's
highest point in such counties that
acted upon this principle.
8. We condemn all saloons OF
an illegal and ill-reputed character
and are in favor Of the enactment of
all just laws governing the liquor
business that may be necessary
properly to safeguard the interests
of the public The standard of every
saloon or place where liquor is sold
should be such that no self-respect-
ing person will have any hesitation
in frequenting the same.
6. We urge upon every brewer
10 refuse to have any business re-
nflnnu Nuiih nr On Innr,l
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-11-20
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