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The San Francisco call., 1907-06-23
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Mutt hospital, the result OF a kick from a
horse three days ago. His skull had been frac-
tured.
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Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-15
MANY GAMES PLAYED BY
AMATEUR BALL TEAMS

The amateur ball tossers had a busy
time of it yesterday and many games
we're played in and about the city. Ac-
cording to that estimable gentleman,
Red Perkins, the following is the cor
rect dope on the scores:
At Arcadia-Western Hardware and
Arms IL, Myers 0.
At Rowan street-Belvideres A,
Brooklyns 0.
Note-Mr. Perkins says that this was
not n football game.
At Praeger park-W. d. & S. 49,
Jevnes 0.
At Thirty-eighth and Santa Fe streets
Seal Gardens II, Melczers Z.
Same grounds-Dyas & Clines 9, In
dependents 4.
At Agricultural park-Home Tele-
phone 5. University Merchants 5. Seven
innings.
At Los Nietos-Nofziger 2, Nor
walk 1.
At Main street-Angelus 8, Macys 4.
At Santa Ana-Stars 2, Hoegee
Junior 0.
At Pico and Hill-Junior Examiners
II, Junior Angels Z.
At County hospital-East Sides s..
Watts 0.
At Seal Gardens-Florence s, Meeks 6.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-15
NOLAN COMES TO
CLAIM FORFEIT
Is After Deposit Made by Herrera a
Year Ago-Says He Has
Contract with Jack
O'Brien

Billy Nolan is here and he's again
after the small change that is floating
around. The little bird rumor has
waited to Williams ears q tale to the
effect that Aurelia Herrera's forfeit
money, which most persons forget was
ever put up, has been collected, and
Bat Nelson's manager is here for his
cut. Nolan has some additional busi-
ness of private nature to attend to,
and will probably return to Frisco to-
morrow night.
One piece of real news which Nolan
was able to dispense was that he had
secured Jack O'Brien's signature to a
contract calling for fight with Gunner
Moir in London next August, and to
bind the match the juicy sum of $1,000
has already been deposited. This will
hold good no matter what the outsome
of the Burns-O Brien battle, for Nolan
considers the Philadelphian good
drawing card on the other side of the
big pond in any and all circumstances.
When seen at the Angelus last night
Nolan stated that all the matches for
the big tournament in London next
August were secured, with the possible
exception of that between Jimmy
Walsh and Digger Stanley, and that
would be arranged by cable today.
According to the program, as 1t is
now scheduled, O'Brien and Gunner
Moir will be the headliners, while Bat
Nelson and Johnny Summers will be
next in line. Abe Attell and Joe
Bowker and Walsh and Stanley will
make up the lighter division, and with
these four matches a good program is
assured.
Nolan was approached on the sub
ject of another Gans-Nelson battle and
was emphatic in his terms. "Unless
Cans will sign articles calling for the
same weight conditions as those of
the last battle there will be no more
meetings between him and Bat Nelson.
We are not haggling over the purse
at all, and will fight Cans either win
ner take all or any other cut he may
propose. But one thing is certain, and
that is that the weights must be 1873
ringside or there will be no scrap
According to Nolan, most of the
statements attributed to Jack O'Brien
and his intention of training in Frisco
are idle dreams. when O'Brien signed
his contract with me Monday night he
said that the battle with Burns was an
assured thing and that he would come
down this way to train in few days."
said Nolan last night. "The Frisco
sports are trying to keep him up there,
but guess he'll be on hand all right"
If that thousand-dollar forfeit for the
O'Brien-Moir battle was real money
the big London sporting event may be
go after all. According to Eddie
Keevin, who knows much Of things on
the other side, 1t is pretty near time
for someone to break in on the Ma
tional Sporting clubs monopoly of the
London fighting game, and the planned
events may do 1t. However, there is
still plenty of time between now and
August, and many things can happen
between now and then
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-15
OVER HIS FIT, JACK
0'BRIEN WILL TRAIN
AT BALDWlN'S RANCH

P. Jawn O'Brien is over his
latest advertising fit and as was
predicted in yesterdays Her
aid is ready to settle down and
start training for his fight with
Tommy Burns. Yesterday the
Philidelphian telegraphed to
Manager Peoples of the Oak
wood Inn for terms, and on be-
ing advised in that line imme-
diately wired his acceptance.
This it will appear that Jack
has decided to follow in the
footsteps of many other fight
ers and train at Baldwin's
Ranch. The place has been
used with signal success by
other pugs in the past, and
O'Brien will be trying no ex-
pertinent when he locates there.
O'Brien will in all probabil-
ity leave San Francisco tonight
on the Owl and will immediate
ly HE himself to Arcadia, but
not without first giving Nthe
ladies a treat as he walks along
the local Rialto.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-15
PLANNED
FOR OLD PLAYER
FIGHTERS AND SCRIBES WILL
CROSS BATS
Molly Mcdonald Has Charge Of PugI-
listle Nine-Jef viii Pitch
for the First Few
Innings

just one week from today two teams
whose playing can not be cIassed in the
Roquefort division, will line I'm op tha
Chutes diamond in ber . game and
1t behooves all true sports to part with
thelr little ole two bits, whether thew
can use tne ticket purchased for this
sum or will have to /; q ranked VIII
those absent. The pugiiists and the
newspaper men will make up the bat
ting mines, and the pato receipts will
an go to one who needs them, Cal Nc
Vey. 'iO
Undoubtedly many of the present day
sporting enthusiasts have never even
heard of Cal McVey but that oes not
lessen the fact that he was a power in
the baseball world not many years ago.
When A. G. Spalding, who has since
arrived at that state of affluence
where he can give up all connection
with the diamond and spend his mil
lions, was star twirler, McVey was
also the best known catcher in the
country. The backstop was retired by
Old Father Time before he had accu-
mulated enough of the coin of the realm
and the present benefit is arranged to
give him comfort in his declining wears.
Molly Mcdonald will have charge of
tne nghters' aggregation, and he prom
.1~S W Pob u lllSJ C-dSS team IN the
held. Molly has also secured a press
agent who is without a peer in his line
III the country, namely John O'Brien of
Philly. If Mr. O'Brien applies himself
to the present task as diligently he
does to further his own ends in the same
held it's cinch that the McVey benefit
VIII cover more advertising space than
any event Of it's kind ever held.
But that's enough for OBrien. Nc
ln no III
on paper the aggregation appears for
midable. Jim Jeffries and Tommy
Burns will comprise the pitching staff.
Jim Flynn will don the protector and
Molly himself will ornament the first
cushion. Jimmy Burns will essay to
stop them in the short field, Mooney viii,
be at second, and Tommy Leahy will
play third. In the outfield Honey Mel
lody, Billy Walsh and one who is yet to
be selected will take care Of the lofty
ones and altogether the nine is worth
watching.
The scribes, in their turn will also
line up in full war regalia. Pinky
Springer and Guernsey are both twirl-
ers of exceptional merit and with the
addition Pabst can hold thier own with
any of them in the center of the mound.
Ed Moriarity and Bill Desmond, who
breaks into the writing brigade some
how, are 10th clever catchers, while
Hamlet Oliver, Dunning, Staggers,
Williams, Madison and host
of others are more than willing to do
their best to help the good cause along.
Uncle Thomas McCarey and Hy Berry
will act as the third men in the ring.
Just how they will trbite will be worth
q lot more than the price of admis-
sion, and with the game thrown in, to-
gether with ]. O'Brien's press FORK, a
big bunch ought to be On :-and when the
bell rings.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-15
PLAN TOURNEY
FOR NEXT MONTH
Blue Rock Destroyers Training Hard
for Big Fiesta Week Event.
other Shoots in
Prospect

Members of the Los Angeles Gun
club are putting in all their spare time
these days practicing for the big tour
ney which is scheduled to open on May
4, and yesterday the traps were worked
overtime to provide blue rocks for all
those who journeyed down to the Sher-
man grounds. Coming as it does at
Fiesta time, when hundreds of visitors
will be in the city, the tourney will
doubtless have an unusually large
entry list and many crack shots are
expected to participate.
In addition to the event planned by
the local club several of the out-of-
town organizations intend holding their
annual tournaments at about the same
time. The Western and the Redlands
gun clubs are both talking of having a
shoot at some date early in the coming
month, and the expectations are that
all the events will be we'll patronized.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-15

boss, took a hand In the argument and
when he got through with Willard the
spectators were informed that the con-
test was a draw, but before Willard
left the ring he concluded that no
contest decision was about the right
thing. The decision, or rather de-
cisions, killed the game in Salt Lake for
quite a WHILE"
It is now conceded by all fair minded
fight fans that next Monday nights
battle is for blood The winner IS
quite willing to fight the winner OF the
Burns and O'Brien fight.
w. s. Johnson and Abe Brown, who
have entered the lighting game with
the right spirit, will spare no ex-
pense nor effort in bringing about such
match and offer Il to the Tonopah
and Nevada fight fans as monstrous
attraction on July 4.
The Tonopah fstic situation has I'M
proved thousand per cent since john
son and Brown assumed control. Not
hint OF suspicion is thrown upon the
fight, nor is there any uneaslness dis
played by the ticket purchasers over
an eleventh hour happening 30 pre-
vent the program being carried out as
advertised.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-15
MIKE AND JOHN
READY FOR GONG
Not the Sullivan Twins, but Schreck
and Wille-SiIer Comments
on Previous Battle Be-
tween the Pair
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
TONOPAH, New, April 14.-The en-
tire south end of the Casino club arena
will be reserved for the ladies' section
next Monday night, and from the looks
and interest taken in the fight between
John Willie and Mike Schreck, a
packed house will greet them when
they enter the ring.
Accompanied by Jack "Walkabout, 80
John Willie yesterday evening, after
completing his afternoons training,
took a run over to Goldfleld to visit
friends. Willie has host of them over
there and judging from the demand for
seats coming from Goldheld there will
be at least 500 fight fans from there
occupying seats at the ringside next
Monday night.
The betting continues at even and
so we'll balanced is this match that
neither side is anxious to loosen up
with their coin to back their favorite.
Referee Otto Floto, who has a ma
tional reputation as a fistic expert and
sporting writer, will reach ogden this
afternoon and is due at Tonopah not
later than Monday morning Floto is
an old timer at the game and during
the time of twenty-round fighting in
Chicago was the right hand man of
"Parson" Davies. He knows every
point of the game and his presence Is
a double assurance that the men must
fight according to the rules as laid
down by the late Marquis of Queens
berry.
In a book written by the veteran
referee, George Siler, entitled Inside
Facts Of Pugilism," the renowned ring
arbiter writes as follows on the last
and only meeting between John Willie
and Mike Schreck, which took place
at Salt Lake City two years ago. The
article is under the headline. Some
Queer Decisions by Referees" Bean
refereed the Mike Schreck-John Willie
battle at Salt Lake City and handed
out quite a bunch OF decisions. John
dropped Mike several times. The first
time Mike went down he claimed he
had been hit low, but Bean would not
stand for It. Schreck went down again
in the tenth and what proved TO be the
last round, again claiming he had been
fouled. Bean told him to get up and
as he was unable to do so Bean
awarded the fight to Willie. Schreck's
manager, Billy Hogan, then jumped into
the ring and demanded that his man
be given the fight on a foul Willard,
equal TO the emergency, did as re-
ouested. Then Jack curley, Wille's
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-15
YOUNG RIOT INClTED BY
UMPIRE AT STOCKTON
By Associated Press.

STOCKTON, Cal, April 14.-san Jose
made it two straight, beating the locals
by a score of to 2 at Oak park to-
day. Henderson pitched great ball, but
was accorded poor support.
In the second inning Catcher Dona-
hue tried to stretch a single into a
two-base hit and when Umpire Con-
way called him out at second Donahue
assaulted the umpire. After a long
wrangle Donahue was fined and al
lowed to finish out the game. Umpire
Conway's decisions were blind at times
and caused much dissatisfaction.
r. H. E.
STOCKTON '''''''''''''........ 8
odn jose s.ss''', '',.s'..............b 2
Batteries-Henderso and sDonahue;
Krause and Kent
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-15
AMERICAN LEAGUE GAMES
IN FINE FORM AND
WINS FROM ST. LOUIS
By Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
ST. LOUIS, April 14.-Chicaso won
this afternoons game from st. Louis,
giving them the series. White pitched
in fine form and held the local team
safe throughout the game, while Petty
was off edge and was given poor sup
port. Score:
st. Louis-Runs, 2; hits, 9; errors, 3.
Chicago-Runs 6; hits, 10; errors, 1.
Batteries-Pelty and Stevens; White
and Mcfarland.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-15

hits-Jim Smith, Eagan. Sacrifice hits
Van Haltren, Heitmuller, Ellis, Dever-
Los Angeles, s; Oakland, s. Bases on
talls-Off Wright, 3; Off Bergeman, 4; of
Jim Smith, /. Struck out-By Wright ];
plays-Delmas to Brashear to Dillon, 2;
Jud Smith to Dillon Innings pitched
BY Wright, II. Time-1:45. Umpire--Per-
riup
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-15
LOOKING FOR A game

Manager Hansen OF the Dyas-Cline
ball team is anxious to arrange a game
with some out Of town organization, and
ing something in the same line they can
get 1t by writing to Hansen at 116 West
Third street.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-15
ONE APIECE FOR
TEAMS UP NORTH
San Francisco Takes Morning Game,
but In Afternoon Contest Port
land Has Batting Streak
and Wins
By Associated Press.

By Associated Press.
SAN FRANCISCO, April 14.-Port-
lands perfect fielding and heavy bat
ting won the afternoon game by a
score of to 1.
In the morning game at Oakland
Schimpff held the locals down to five
scattering Pits and struck out five men
but lost the game by a score of 1 to 0.
Scores
Morning game
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-15
NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES
ST. LOUIS SHUT OUT BY
LUNDGREN'S PITCHING
By Associated Press.

By Associated Press.
CHICAGO, April 4-Chicago shut
out st. Louis today on Lundgren's
pitching, base stealing and the Vis-
itors' battery errors. Score:
Chicago-Runs 2; hits, 6; errors, G..
ST. Louis-Runs, o; hits, A; errors, 0.
Batteries-Lundgren and Moran;
Beebe and Marshall.
Umpires-Carpenter and Johnston.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-15
Creates world's swimming Record

SYDNEY, N. S. W., April A.-David
Billington, a professional swimmer. to-
day swan three-quarters OF a mile in
seventeen minutes, SO 2-5 seconds,
thereby creating a new worlds record.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-15
PARIS POLICE HANG THE 23
SIGN ON AMERICAN PLAYER
Ry Aasoclated Press.

PARIS, April 14,-The police have
Issued an expulsion order under the
prevention of gambling law against
George Sutton, the American billiard
player, who recently ran a billiard
school here. A delay in expulsion of
forty-eight hours has been granted
him
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-15
SAN FRANCISCO
SCORE BY INNINGS
SUMMARY

Two-base hits-Carson. Sacrifice hits
Wheeler, Esola. Schmpff, Williams, Sta
ton. Base on balls-Of Schimpff, 2; off
Ashley, l. Struck out-By Schimpff, S; by
Ashley, 2. Hit by pitcher-By Schimpff,
Wheeler; by Ashley. Kane Double plays
-Moher and Murphy. Time-1:35. Um-
pire-Derrick.