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Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-17


Tomorrow morning there will be an
other squcd of husky ring youngsters
wondering how long it will be ere they
have a chance of showing some one else
away. worse surprise than the Neil
Baker outcome will result If the eight
bout card arranged for tonight at Maud
junction comes to an end without at
least four aspiring glovesters snoozinG
for a short period at the Main street
pavilion.
According to many of the supposedly
high class artists they are entitled t.
stall around for twenty rounds or more
and then divide the spoils of good sized
gate receipts. Not so with the class
of mixers who are billed to tear at
each other this evening. None of them
are at the top and have yet long and
rocky road to travel before boxing pro-
moters commence chasing them around
the country pleading for the honor OF
their signature to a fight contract.
For this reason every battle won is a
step up the long ladder of many rungs,
while decision lost means down to
the bottom for another climb to the
first perching place. With this fact
strongly impressed upon their monds
not a contestant scheduled to appear
this evening looks toward anything
but clean cut victory
Because Kid Dalton sprained his
ankle Wednesday afternoon, the
toughest proposition of his weight in
the city will be Obliged to forego the
match with Caesar Attell William
Locke agreeing to go on in his place.
While considerable disappointment has
been manifested at Dalton's inability
to enter the ring his absence will not
materially weaken the card, which in
cludes many of the best youngsters
who have engaged in the local try
outs.
Jim Tremble. whose last efforts
brought him decision over the Ter
rible Turk" will come forth again,
this time to match his prowess with a
namesake of Tommy Ryan. Owing to
Abdul's weight. Dim had a merry time
in securing as much as decision,
but tonight will be more evenly
matched
Eddie Meeney and Manuel Torres will
be the midgets of the evening and may
furnish the best entertainment on the
card. Though small the boys are bad
ones. 1t will be the first time in years
that white boxer has gone against
the Ethiopian tribe in Los Angeles,
and it is UP to the northern paleface
to carry Anglo-Saxon banners aloft.
Judging from the manner in which
Torres flew at his African friend, Pat
rick. in their recent bout prior to the
sudden ending, Meeney may have a
busy time during the evening.
Kid Webster is out again, this time
with Kid Mcdonald. Webster has al
ways given a rattling account of him
self, win or lose, and may be expected
to repeat once more.
The remainder of the card should
afford something exciting between
gongs.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-17
FRESNO TAKES
ANOTHER CAME
ANGELS ARE SLOW IN THE
FIELD
RaIsin Men Have Small Difficulty In
AnnexIns Runs--Wolters Rap
idly Coming to the
Front
Fresno. s; Los Angeles, I

The Angels were probably in mourn
ing for Cap Dillon's bruised and BAN
daged head yesterday afternoon, as
the funeral like atmosphere which per-
vaded Chutes park was suggestive OF
some place duieter than ball field.
Only at times did a weary bleacher-
lite perk up a bit and let forth a wall
as another Fresno boy slipped apollo
getically across the plate. Mike Fisher
might have given vent to a spasm of
Joy yesterday, but the general solem-
ness of the occasion had even the 500
man in q subdued frame Of mind.
There was nothing to 1t but Fresno,
and though In several instances things
picked up, hopes were blasted by pop
flies or weak efforts which rolled limp
ly along the infield. When Gochnauer
led off with single in the third. which
Cravath followed by slamming the ball
to left, visions of victory floated about.
Randolph tried his best to clout the
sphere out of the lot, but the red
headed lad stumbled into a double
play when Egan nabbed the chance,
stepped on second and whirled to first
before Randolph had reached the sack.
"Truck" again got away with the
snappiest squirt of the dav by bouncing
on Eager's slow one back Of McGregoT
and putting Bobby on the bench in the
fourth.
Walter Nagles cunning had been
left at home yesterday, and the Raisin
Pickers found small difficulty in bring
ing in more than sufficient tallies to
cinch the game. Where the slender
twirler received a. hand was by striking
out Wolters in the sixth inning The
all around athlete of Fishers tall
enders is certainly one of the spriest
men that ever tripped around the
Chutes park diamond. He is rapidly
becoming a terror to pitchers and is
cleverly fast on the paths.
In the fifth Wolters clouted the ball
to right and reached second, as the
sphere got past Cravath to the fence.
A moment later Casey fiattened out
one of Nagles swings for pretty bunt
and Wolters stood at third. Eagan gave
Ellis an opportunity of getting away
with nice catch in left on a low liner.
Wolters flew in like shot and skipped
over the plate scant hairs breadth
to the good
Fresno broke up the game in the
third inning by scoring three runs.
Doyle opened with a single to center.
Wolters beat out an infield hit and
Casey sacrificed both runners a base.
Eagan shot a good one to Bernard S
territory and Doyle came across.
Truck stole second and when
Eager allowed a passed ball, followed
Wolters in.
The score:
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-17
WORLDS RECORD
Is SMASHED
SWEET MARIE TRoTs MILE IN
2:o4 1-2
Great Mare Establishes New Mark In
Second Heat-IAakes Time
Without APPARENT
Effort

5N AsSoci1 ted PnesS
POUGHKEEPSIE N. Y, Aug. 16,-'
Besides winning the free for all trot IN
the grand circuit meeting here today
Sweet Marie established new worlds
record for trotting mares by going the
second heat of the race in 2:04k. The
previous record was 2:O4%, held by Lou
Dillon and Sweet Marie.
It was the fastest mile trotted on any
track this year. There were no othei
horses in the race in the same class
with Sweet Marie, so she had to make
her own pace the whole of the way
Alta Mcdonald drove the mare with the
intention of giving her new mark
but she apparently made it without
great effort.
There was $4,000 in the books on the
2:12 trot, and Advancer. an even money
fayorite. cost the talent a lot Mack
Hack. the winner. was second choice
but Moreone made him fight for every
inch.
Results:
2:12 trot. purse $1,000, two in three
Mack Hack won two straight heats anc
the race. Best time 2:09A.
2:16 pace, purse $1000-Wilson Ad'
dington. won in three straight heats
Best time 2:10A.T
Free for all trot. purse $1,000, two II
three-Sweet Marie won two straight
heats and the race. Best time 2:041s.
2:13 pace, purse $1000-Direct, jr., wor
three straight heats and the race. Bes
time 2:O9A.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-17
SPORTS AND PASTTMES
Van Court Reminiscent
BY ED. MoRIARTY

Court
to Of
Van
Veabe
attained the
voted their most
ympic cc1ub
was when the handsome native might have asked anything Of the
MS equal as boxer viii the
jim
a
they would be recreation
Corbett a
Kid McCoy He the
under agreement the
Of all
ing that Corbett
Shakey before
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-17
FORFEIT MONEY
/. CAUSES PROTEST
JOE CANS OBJECTS TO LEWIS
STATEMENT
Battling Nelson Goes on Road at
Noon Hour and Then Par
takes of Heavy
Meal
Rs AssncIaled Presa

By Associated Press
GOIDFIELD. New, Aug ia
storm. of protest came from the Cans
camp last evening over the publisheu
interview, accredited to Morris Levy OF
San Francisco, stating that Eddie era
ney had put up the forfeit money ioi
Cans.
II was minated that Graney had
an understanding with Tex Rickarus
and would be selected for referee. Inc
Inference was that the Cans end of the
fight would be the best one to take
under the circumstances. Cans angrily
denounced the story. He said;
IL. M. Sullivan. president OF the
Sullivan Trust company, right mere III
Goldfeld, is the only man who has pul
up any coin for me, and | want II
understood"
Cans added that he had no objec-
tions either to Graney, George Silver
or Bat Masterson. "All | want is q
square deal" he said, "and If | get II
the pictures of the fight will show just
two rounds"
Nelson has made a material change
in his plans for training today. In
stead of early morning running he WI
not start work until $3.50 or 10 O'CLOCK
each day. A run of eight or nine miles
will be made before noon and the
early part of the afternoon will be
spent in resting up. In the cool o1
early evening after O'Clock the Bat
tier" will do his sparring with Jack
Clifford punching the bag and othe'
exercises
Nelson is not stinting himself any II
the matter of food and his idea Of
working so hare during the heat of the
day and eating heartily at meal time is
the subject of much speculation.
Both fighters felt in prime spirits
this morning and tackled their work
| with great vigor. Apparently the alti'
tude has not affected either in the
slightest degree. The pure dry bracinG
air on the contrary has greatly stimu'
lated them.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-17
NELSON'S TRAINER is COMING
Man Who Helped Bat Prepare for
Britt to Aid Thomp-
son

If Fighting Dick Hyland can break
the combination which has been
framed against him by his opponent
of August 2S the little boxer may take
all the credit and then some for put
ting the Sycamore boy to the bad.
"Rawhide" Kelly and Cyclone"
Thompson Is the problem that Dick
must solve before probing further
among the bad ones of the ring.
"Rawhide" is no other than the train
er who assisted Battling Nelson In his
preparatory work for the memorable
contest with Jimmy Britt which gave
fame and fortune to the Hegewiscb
boy. Thompson yesterday received
telegram from Kelly that he would
arrive from San Francisco shortly TO
aid him In putting on the finishing
touches for Hyland.
Kelly and the Cyclone" are old
time friends and when "Rawhide"
heard Of ThOmpson's match he signi-
fed a desire to do all in his power
toward hindering Dicks career.
Thompson wired him TO come ahead
and the two will soon be going 1t in
businessllke way.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-17
BIG CONTEST
is on AGAIN
kAUFMANN SENDS WORD THAT
He is COMING
Decides to Meet Tommy Burns in
Heavyweight Battle for the
Championship of the
World

Los Angeles may yet get a heavy
weight championship battle.
Another surprise was sprung yester-
day when Manager McCarey of the
Pacific Athletic club received word
from AL Kaufman that he had de-
cided to meet Tommy Burns as pre-
viously agreed and was about to leave
for Los. Angeles.
If Kaufmann's latest output is the
point Tommy will again be in the
seventh heaven of delight at possess
ing an opportunity of further proving
his right to be called active heavy
weight champion of the world. Tomni ),
was very much chagrined when the
husky Californian apparently threw
over the match and vowed that he
would drag some one into the ring If
he could get them no other way.
Burns said last night:
II expect to put Kaufman away in
short order If he really means to meet
me and then l will get after Berger
or O'Brien again. Those fellows have
| got to meet me sooner or later and
the quicker it is over the better.
what do | think of Kaufmann ?
l think he viii be easy for me, though
1 know he has a right that any one
must look out for. At that 1 don't
see where he has a chance to slip it
| oyer me-"
Tommy should have Kaufmann' s
style of battling down to a tee He
helped him prepare for Dave Barry
before AL put the strong mixer away.
The two used to go at merry clip
down at Lewis gymnasium and be-
cause of AIS ambition to make the
! best showing possible and Tomn1 v S
not too gentle temper, there have oc-
Cured several little affairs which
looked more like a genuine contest
than a training asset.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-17
DOES NOT WANT MORLEY
Bert Denies that He Asked Former
Angel to Re-enter Base
k.Il

President Bert Of the Pacific Coast
league vigorously denied yesterday the
statement made by James Morley, for
mer manager Of the Angel club. to the
effect that Bert had proposed Morley's
again assuming an interest in the
local baseball club.
THE statement is absurd and abso-
lutely without foundation. At no time
have I suggested to Morley or any one
else that he should return to the game
His action in Withdrawing when things
looked bad is sufficient reason for bar
ring him out"
A meeting Of those interested in the
Angel ball club held yesterday evil
denced the fact that many prominent
Angelenos are anxious to secure stock
in the club. The object of Pacific
Coast league officials will be to arouse
the greatest interest possible In the
sport by securing immediate support
from Los Angeles citizens. Another
meeting will be held today. at which
further applications for stock will be
considered.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-17
REsuLrs Ar LAToNlA

BY Associated Press
CINCINNATI, Aug. 16.-Only one
favorite won at Latonia today Re-
suits:
Four and one-half furlongs-Zinfan-
del won, Cable second, Miss Officious
third. Time. 55 3-5.
Six furlongs-Black Mantilla won
Revolt second Elastic third. Time
1:16.
Seven furlongs s-Orline won, Sea
Mate second. Self Reliant third. Time
1929 So.
Six furlongs-John English won
Wee Lass second, Meadow Breeze
third. Time, liza AS.
Five and one-half furlongs-Bonart
won, Overland second. Chase third,
Time. 1908 AS.
one mile-The only Way won,
Golden Mineral second. The Laurel
third. Time, 1:42 4-5
Mile-Sand Bath won. The English
man second Doeile third. Time,
1:42 4-5.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-17
GIANTS TAKE DoUsLE-HEApER

5N Associated Press.
ST. LOUIS, Aug. 16.-New York to-
day took both ends of double header
with st. Louis. Scores:
First game
81. Louis. s; hits. 0: errors. 4.
New York, l; hits. 8; errors, 1.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Thomas and Mar
shall Ames' Ferguson McGinnity and
Bresnahan.
Umpire-O'Day.
Second game
ST, Louis, 1; hits. z; errors. 2.
New York, 3; hits, IA; errors. O.
Batteries-Karger and Noonan: Nc
Ginnlty and Bowerman.
Umpire-O Day.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-17
TANNEHlLL MAKES WILD THROW
BY Ass0ciaIed Press.

BOSTON. Aug. 16.-The league lead
ers batted Harris freely at all stages
of todays game and won easily. A
poor throw by Tannehill. which bound
ed into the bleachers, gave three runs
nothing with Altrock's delivery. 1t
was announced today that Catcher Lou
Criger of the Bostons will play to-
morrow for the first time this season.
Score:
Chicago. 8: hits. IA; errors. 8.
Boston. A. hits. A. errors. l.
Batteries-Paterson Altrock and
Sullivan; Harris. Peterson and Car
rigan
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-17
AMERICAN LEAGUE
EVEN BREAK AT CLEVELAND

BY Associated Press
PHILADELPHIA, Aug 16.4Cleve-
land won the first game today by out
batting the locals, who made but two
hits. In the second game Bender was
effective and also scored the winning
run for Philadelphia. Scores:
First game
Cleveland, A. hits, 8; errors, 0.
Philadelphia. L: hits, 2: errors, Q.
Batteries-Hess and Bemis; Waddell,
Schreck and Powers.
Second game
Cleveland. 4; hits, 5; errors, 8.
Philadelphia. 2; hits. Z; errors, 1.
Batteries - Bernhard and Bemis;
Bender and Powers.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-17
May Coach PoIyteohnIo rean

Coach Roesch, who last,year directed
the Los Angeles high school football
team, is expected to arrive from the
east within a short time and may
enter upon an agreement to coach the
Throop Polytechnic team. The local
academic athletes attained more than
an ordinary share of success under the
tutelage Of Roesch, who succeeded in
winning the Southern High School
championship every year during his
regime.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-17
BATTING OF WAGNER FEATURE

PITTSBURG. Aug. 16.-Not Boston
player reached third base today and
Pittsburg found 1t easv to score a
shutout The features were the bat
ting of Wagner and catches by Brain.
Howard and Dolan. Score:
Pittsburg. 9; hits, 10 errors. 1.
Boston. 0; hits. 6; errors, 3.
Batteries-H Hildebrand and Gibson.
Pfeiffer and Needham. Umpires-Con-
way and johnson.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-17
SARATOGA RESULTS
BY Associated Press,

by ASSOCldbS bSu AlSSS'
SARATOGA. Aug. 16.-Results:
Six furlongs-J. d. Core won, Killa-
loe second. Altuda third. Time, 1:12 S-5.
Steepleehase, about two niles-Yama
Christy won. c. B, Campbell second,
Commons, third Time, 4:26.
Five and one-half furlongs-Norfolk
won, Big Store second. Mortiboy third.
Time. 1907 3-5.
The Huron handicap, mile and three
Acknowledgement won. Lacina sec
ond, Entree third. Time. 200.
Mile-Ginnette won, California King
second, Tipping third. Time, 1889 1-5.
Six furlongs-Athlete won, Ben Ban
second, Long Run third. Time. lib 4-5.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-17
American wins Chess Tourney
By Associated Press.

BERLIN, Aug. 16.-The International
chess tournament at Nuremburg,
which began July 23. came to a close
today. Frank j. Marshall. American,
won the first prize with 12h wins and
no defeats, Second place was taken
by o. Duras, with eleven wins. schIech-
ter. who won the first prize at Ostend,
and Fleishmann divided third and
fourth money. Tarrasch took tenth
place.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-17
MEADOWS RESULTS

BY Associated Press.
SEATTLE, Aug 16.-Results at The
Meadows:
First race, six furlongs-Holly Berry
won, Ripper second, Waterspout third.
Time 1:14 1-2
Second race, six furlongs-Instru-
ment won. Urbano second. Winifred
Boy third. Time 1;l5 1-2.
Third race four furlongs-M -Mendon
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-17
ST. LOUIS HEsTs SENATORS

WASHINGTON, Aug. 16.-St. Louis
turned the tables on the Washington
team, winning 6 to l. Glade was an
enigma after the first inning Ind was
given splendid support. The fielding
of Alitzer and Stone were features
Score:
Washington, 1: hits, 6; errors, 4.
ST. Louis, s. hits, 10; errors, o.
Batteries-Smith and Warner; Glade
and Hickey.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-17
NATIONAL LEAGUE
CHICAGO DOWNS BROOKLYN

BY Associated Press.
CHICAGO, Aug. 16.-Three gifts by
Stricklett in the first and third innings,
followed by clean hitting. gave Chicago
three runs. Five more were added in
the fourth and seventh on hits and
Brooklyn's errors. Brooklyn scored
once on two singles and a wild pitch.
Score:
Chicago. 8: hits 10; errors, 0.
Brooklyn. /: hits s. errors. g.
Batteries-Pfeister and king; Strick-
lett and Bergen. Umpires-Klem and
Carpenter.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-17
DETROIT WINS IN ELEVENTH
~, AnnnnIn fad Llraaa

NEW YORK, Aug 16.-Detroit won
from New York in the eleventh inning
when Mcintyre and Crawford singled
and Coughlin made a scratch hit.
Schaefer was put out OF the game for
protesting decisions. Score:
Detroit, 2; hits, ~; errors, 3.
New York, L hits, s; errors. 2.
Batteries -Mullin and Schmidt; Orth
and Mcclure.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-17
START TO BREAK AUTO RECORD

NEW YORK, Aug. 16.-An effort to
break the automobile record from thh
city TO San Francisco In two-cylinder
car started at O'Clock this morning
from Herald Square. Richard H.
Little and Christian ID. Hagerty OF
chicaeo were in the machine.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-17
SUMMARY

Two-base hits-Ellis. Bernard Sac
rifice hits-Casey 2. First base on
errors-Fresno. 2. Left on bases-Los
Angeles, 5; Fresno, 4. Bases on balls
on McGregor, q; off Nagle. 1. Struck
out-By Nagle, 5; by McGregor, g.
Double plays-Eagan to Cartwright.
Passed ball-Eager. Time of game
1:40. Umpire-Perrine.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-17
Mclean Big League Timber

won, Convent Belle second, Mrs. Mat
thews third. Time :4S 12.
Fourth race six furlongs-Beach-
wood won, Iron Watson second, Santa
Ray third. Time 13 3-4.
Fifth race. mile and a sixteenth
Invoice won, Iris second, Allopath
third. Time 1:47 ga
Sixth race, mile-Flourish won, Pearl
Waters second, Viona third. Time
.41 1-2
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-17
HOME RUN WINS
FOR SEATTLE
RueE vIcKERs cLouTs BALL IN
TENTH
Seals Get but Four Hits of slwash
Twirler, While Winners
Rap Meyers for Eight
Safetles
By Associa ted Press

OAKLAND, Aug. 16.-Todays game
between San Francisco and Seattle
was prolonged through ten innings, and
Rube Vickers, the Seattle pitcher, who
won the game by a home run in the
tenth, contributed largely to it's more
interesting features. Although the
San Francisco team secured eight hits
off his delivery, but a single run was
scored against Seattle.
The score.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-17
YOUNGSTERS WATT
FOR cones TAP
LIVELY MIx-UPS TO OCCUR AT
MAUD JUNCTION
Husky Ring Boys VIII Strive to Attain
Another Runa on the Ladder
Of PugIllstle
Fame
THE EVENTS

Eddie Menney W.. Manuel Torresy
catch weights.
Frank Fields vs.. Terrible Turk,
catch weights.
Jim TrenbIe vs.. II. j. HyanJ
catch weights.
VIM. Locke W.. Caesar AttelIJ
catch weights.
Kid webster VS.. Kid Mcdonald,
catch weights.
Chas. Robinson VS. Young Me-
Govern; catch weights.
Leonard Lauder w. Jim Horncry
catch weights.
Young Donovan VS.. Young
Barry catch weights.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-17
PORTLAND WINS in NINTH
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
PORTLAND, Aug 16.-Portland
won todays game in a ninth-inning
rally. Score:
R.H.E.
Oakland 100000 Ia /
Batteries-Essick and Mclean; Graham
and Hackett.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-17
BRONCO GOES FAST MILE
Rv Assnrinted Fress,

DIV !NNSIlCIHleU II OSS
PEORIA, ILL.,, Aug. 16.-Bronco, driv'
en- by Dean, paced a mile against time
in 2:O5 at Pekin today and repeated 9
mile in 2:O5, with the last half in ono
minute fiat
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-17
wINs rHE coNovERoR srAkes

DEUYILLE. France, Aug. 16-Wn-
Ham X. Vanderbilt's Maintenon won
the William the Conqueror stakes at
the races here today
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-17
WILL MEET LARNED TODAY
BY Assoc!ated Press

SOUTHAMPTON, L. l., Aug. 49,
Carl Behr won his place in the finals
in the Meadow brooks course today an(
he will meet William A. Larned to-
morrow for the cup.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-17
SUMMARY;

PIG pace, unfinished:
Sir John S. (Vance) .... 1 L
Lady Shamrock (Gannon).. 2 2
Time-2:14A, 2131z. 2:15. 2:1OA.
Two -year-old trot-Purse $3.50.
Zolahaka (Mosher) ......... 1 1
NoBi wv dllOHl
Prince Lot (Spencer) .......... 8 3
Rina Del Norte (Ward) ..... 4
Time-2:25A, 2.23R.
Trotting--2:lS class; purse $500:
Coronado (Durfee) ........ l 1
Queer Knight (Williams). 2
Princess (Whitehead) ..... 3 2 3
%ifb4sa STH Bsl%SRt 9%cESYTT}s S%yishto ~ .... ! !
Time-2:11A, 2:11. 2:O9A.
(Milbrae was Withdrawn by the
judges in the third heat).
Pacing for three-year- -olds-Purse
S1O93:
Magladi WARD ........ 1 1 1
ssiEs MGEsdySp YWbitdbeyy}1, tabSy} '......r z 2 2
Renown (CharYo) ....
Time-2:11%, 2:1OH. 2:12h.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-17
Tennis Champion Defeated
BY Associated Press

SOUTHAMPTON. l.. l., Aug. 16.-B.
C. Wright national lawn tennis cham
pion' was defeated here today by w.
the tournament Ga. 1913.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-17

B, fJomeicss chiIurrn received ana placed
In homes for adoption. apply Rev. o.
v. Rice uperintendent Children .
Home society. a3I Bradbury building.
Los AnReles
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-17
Auck Wins Preliminary Race
8v Nssnrliltcd Press


MARBLEHEAD, Aug. 16.-The yacht
Auck owned by Charles F. Adams of
Boston won the first race today in the
series being sailed off here to deter
mine the defenders of the Roosevelt
cup for small yachts The Windrim
Kid was second and the Bonidrie
third. The course was triangular,
three miles to a leg.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-17

The Herald will sell you s35 worth of
records and GIVE yori a six months
Aubscript n to The Herald and a s25
Talk ~ Phone hsontely free.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-17
Chicago Baseball Mad

at the of
a n world
Of
baseball
barring the ncomparab ao and the great Hans Wagner % has
the field level head which well able
the enete o the majo ague
ndelibly stamped its magnitude
they them better?
Mclean Big League Timber
Portland series major league
will b O
will be sml-
indications anything
he to rms wi
of the
with his licked as n
md
ntments should HI to a
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-17
HARNESS HORSES
BREAK RECORDS
FAST TIME MADE AT WOODLAND
MEET
Coronado Establishes Track Mark
by Doing Third Heat of
2:15 Trot in
2:os "a
By Associated Press.

By Associated Press.
Woodland, Cal, Aug. 16.-Some re-
cords went gllmmering on the local
track today. Coronado established a
track record for stations by doing the
third heat in the 2:15 trot in 2:O9 3-4
He also established a record for the
three fastest heats ever trotted in CAL
ifornia by stations, they being 2:11 IA,
2:11 and 2:09 ga. Magladi, driven by
Ward, paced the three fastest heats
ever made by three-year-old in the
state.
The attendance was very satisfac-
tory.