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Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-03
PIMLlCO RESULTS

First race-4 furlongs; selling-Maid of
Carroll, 1O9 Smith, 4 to /, won; Profit,
l02 (McCarthy), 40 to l, second; Bergoo,
l7 (Diggins), Z to l, third; time :49A.
King shindy. Easter Belle, Black Hawk,
Nell W., Luzutta also ran.
,oS second e race-l Lie miles--Pr. Brutus,
1R (Goldstein), 6 to l, won; N Brown, los
Coleman. to 1. second; Viperine, 100
IMcCarthyl, IS to 1, third; time ASK.
des, Pleasant Days, Cursus. Castor, Dek-
eber. Tavannes, Fuego, Ivanhoe also ran.
Third race-4h furlongs-M Man, 1O7
(Denison), to 1, won; Giles, 107 Oiggins)
to l. second Ornamentation 102 (Gdtn.)
to /, third; time 551a. Bob Callahan,
Laudable, Fred Mace, Miss Catsby also
ran.
Fourth race-1 mile; handicap-L. Eater,
III (Digginsl. 1 to 2, won; Racine II, 95
(Henesy), 10 to 1, second; Cobmoso, 10i
Neibert, 10 to l. third; time 1:4Ok Gre
Vile: Lady Vera. Solon Shingle also ran
Fifth race-steeplechase; about two
Dromedary, 145 Davidson), 2 to /, second;
Ponfire, 1873 (McHale), Is to 1, third; time
4:2S1s. Werner, Cherry Fighter, Frank
Somers, Lysistrata also ran.
Sixth race-Mile so yards-Grafton, 96,
(Earland),, 10 to /. won; Sally K, 90
(Goldstone), to 5. SECOND; stoney Lee, 81
and Pepper, Garment, Kalaneka. How
About You. Yellow Back, Allonby, Jobs
town. Rye Boy also ran.
Seventh race4 furlongs-Emma G.,
Oiggins,) 2 to 1. won; Ted Smith, (Gold-
stone); s to /; second; L, Kathryn Knots)
tess, John Lee, In Memoriam, Gertrude
Lee. Silver Brook. Donald T., Gallant
Lizzie also ran. John r. Lee won, but
was disqualified.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-03
SPEEDY PERFORMANCE MARKS
FIRST INNING
cravath Clnches Game In the Ninth
Inning with Single to Center
Field, Breaking Tie and
Scoring Two Runs
OF THE CLUBS
Los Angeles 5, Oakland q

Yesterday being especially for the la
dies, something was due in the nature of
a souvenir. Therefore the Angels cele-
brated by yanxing off the first triple play
of the season, incidentally cutting off a
run which would ultimately have result
ed in a tie score and some extra sessions.
With a goodly gathering of the gentle
fans to applaud this triple affair proceed
ed as follows:
Smith, the first man up for Oakland
in the first round was given pass to
first. Van Haltren singled to right, rest
ing on first, while Smith reached third
Heinie Heitmuller the big German Com
muter, came next and drove a hot one to
Delmas. Bert shot the ball to Bernard
at second, forcing Van Haltren. Bernie
let the sphere fly from his hands as
doubled at first.
Like a flash Dillon sped the leather on
ward and Smith, making tracks for home,
was nailed at the plate. A great burst of
approval arose from the crowd In appre-
citation of the pretty bit of work.
Oakland started like stake winners and
in the third inning scored three runs on a
walk and three hits. one Of which was
Brick Devereaux gave Los Angeles a
chance in the fourth when he threw
over Bigbie's head, allowing Smith and
Cravath to tally: The Seraphs secured
Then came Cravath again with his club
in the ninth.
Ellis and Bernard singled infield follow
ing their hits with a double steal. Jud
was tagged on the line. Gravy slammed
a safe one to center scoring Bernard
and Smith That was all the run getting
and sufficient to send the Angels up a
peg.
Bergeman proved very wild on the
Seraph slab and was lucky to come away
winner, as he walked seven men.
The score:
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-03
NOLAN HAS NOT
SEEN JACK FIGHT
WILL WITNESS FIRST EFFORT
WEDNESDAY
OBrien Refuses to Box for Fear of
lnjuring His Hand-He Is
Heavier and Appears
Fit

Here is chance for real estate dealers
to do business with Billy Nolan. Nolan
is willing to take chance on what peo-
pie say and might be talked into buying
something that he hadn't seen.
Nolan is managing Jack O'Brien for
the simple reason that he has heard per-
sons remark that O'Brien is a phenom.
Way. down deep in your heart, what do
you think the outcome will be next
Wednesday night?' was asked of Nolan
yesterday at Arcadia. If Nolan had a
think he might have told or he mightn't
II have not seen Jack OBrien in any
ring battle. Neither have 1 seen Burns.
Don't know as 1 could very well give an
answer worth while" he replied.
fore existed so far as the ring is con-
cerned. The record book accredits
O'Brien with something over one hundred
and fifty battles And Billy Nolan has
never seen him in the ring.
Nolan went on to say that the only
manner in which he could judge of pro-
bable result was from hearsay and ac-
counts of OBriens career. At that he
did not express belief one way or the
other regarding a result.
1t was exceedingly warm at Arcadia
yesterday and the Philadelphian was
10th to do anything strenuous. A visitor
to the camp early In the afternoon found
Jack standing in the road which fronts
his cottage, talking with two young wo-
men who were sizing up the tall young
athlete from their seat in natty run
about
O'Brien has done away with boxing and
will not don a glove until he meets
Burns in the ring at Maud junction.
There is fear in the Quaker camp that
O'Brien may injure a hand. No chances
will be taken.
First it was Jack at the punching bag.
Standing in his light togs OBrien ap-
peared as usual, racy and active. There
is more flesh and the Philadelphian per-
spires more freely than he did prior to
the former battle.
Shadow work and wrestling with Bob
Ward and the Turk followed. O'Brien
did not exert himself, but resembled a
healthy fountain after a half hour in the
sunshine.
O'Brien talks but little of the coming
battle. He assumes the same air of
easy confidence with now and then a re-
mark to the effect that Burns will be
too slow for him.
Nolan perseveres in his line concerning
the coming downfall of Jeffries. He was
probably sincere when he said:
IF O'Brien beats Burns there will be
a surprise at the money l post that he
defeats Jeffries. He stands far better
chance than Burns because Burns style
of mixing would be more to Jeff's liking
Jack and Mike Sullivan add to the
gayety of the Arcadia camp. The boys
are natural comedians and possess voices
which provide merry time for guests at
the hotel
Jack worked yesterday before O'Brien
went on, and is evidently prepared to
give Hugo Kelly lively session.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-03
LEXINGTON RESULTS

First race-4h furlongs; purse-Malmal-
son, los (Troxler), to l, won; Pantops,
1O2 (Swain), to 2, second; W. Belle, 1O2
(HacketD. 15 to /, third; time :56 AS.
Yansel, Gildevear, Southern Knight, Phil
Chinn, Belle Shirley, Mary Estes, Little
John, Jessian, Arrand also ran.
Second race-6 furlongs; selling-Hard
Shot, los (Austin), 5 to 2, won; Marmor-
can, 100 (Swain), to l, second; A Nc
Donald, 105 (Taylor), to l, third; time
1:16. Nedra, Chamblet, Knight of Ivan
hoe, Sagapanak also ran
Third race-41a furlongs; purse-Honest,
los (Austin), 5 to l. won; A. o. Walker
107 .(Morty), Is to /, second; Orlandot, 11O
(Minder), 5 to 1, third; time :55 is. Eva
Won Tromp Eta Q. Della, Geo. c. Claw
son. Highbinder, McAtee, Arlin, Sagg,
Moquette also ran.
Fourth race-6 furlongs-Haber, 102
(Swain), u to l. won; Monvina, 100 (But-
ler), 20 to 1. second; Am Belle, 100 (Riley)
20 to /, third time Ills AS. Lady Bate
man, Lady Arion, Melolle, Roger S., Tom
Gilroy, Brittany also ran.
Fifth race1 mile; selling-Lady Savoy,
(Taylor), 2 to 1. won; j. l.. Inglis Min
der) to 3, second; Holbard (Swain), 20
to /, third; time 1:41 3-5. Lendola, Kern,
High Bear also ran.
Sixth race-1 1-16 miles; seling-Moc.
Maid, CWalsh), Is to l. won; Mcfarland
(Minder), 3 to 2, second; Gauze (BrandD,
5 to 1, third; time 1:49 As. Fonsoluca,
Dick Reed Hamilcar, Imboden, Erla Lee,
Golden Mineral also ran.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-03
AIS FAIL
TO co TO COURT
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
OCEAN PARK, May 2-Because of the
non-appearance of the principals In the
case, the hearing Of A. Bert Bynon and
w. r. Leroy, to have been held this morn
ing in Justice Summerfield's court at Los
Angeles, was postponed until Monday
morning, April 6, at 10 o'clock
$500 each to answer to the charges of
criminal libel preferred by c. e. Lovelace,
editor of the Ocean Park Journal, who is
also the city's postmaster. Bynon is
editor of the Santa Monica Free Lance
which paper recently published an article
over the statement of Leroy, to the effect
that Lovelace had tried through the in
termediary of a 'go-between" to extract
money from him in return for the Jour
nails silence as to the plausibility of a
sale being made of an alleged invention
of Leroy that has brought about some
wild speculating on the part of this COM
munity recently, it being alleged that not
less than $50 persons, four-fifths of them
women, have purchased from the inventor
holdings in his company, the stock of
which he has stated will be sold next
willing, or as much otherwise at SO per
share as is presented to Mr. Nealson.
who he says has already paid him $50 900
option on his own holdings of the COM
pany's stock
The stock originally sold for about 2
cents a share, but within the last three
weeks has been sold on the curb here at
25 cents a share, and it is believed that
many thousands of shares have changed
hands in that time. C. Widrig, who
Bynon and Leroy say was the man en-
ployed by Lovelace to levy the blackmall,
in a public statement today emphatically
denies the accusation.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-03
WIT AND HUMOR
RIOT AT FEED
PASADENA BOARD OF TRADE
LAUGHS
Robert j. Burdette Discovers BaaIbec,
and Other Humorists Find Past
Productive and Future
Promising
Pasadena Agency,
n North Raymond Avenue,
Phones: Sunset 1907. Home 2124.


PASADENA, May 2.-ove six hundred
and fifty members of the board of trade
OF Pasadena gathered at the biggest ban
quet the Hotel Maryland has given dur
ing the season this evening. The spa
cious dinner hall was crowded
Rev. Malcom James Mcleod offered the
invocation and after the serving of the
splendid menu President Bertonneau of
the board of trade introduced Rev. Albert
Hatcher Smith, who acted in the capacity
of toastmaSter with the usual wit and
humor in his introductions that have
gained him the reputation of being the
best POSTMASTER Pasadena offers.
he offered to the assembled banqueters
the pleasure of one of the most brilliant
addresses of the evening.
In his address on the topic of Good
Roads," 2. A. Fleming of Los Angeles
gave some interesting figures. He said
among other things that a government
engineer had been offered by the govern
ment for the use of the good roads com
mission. The aims and purposes of the
good roads association were explained
at length. A number of signat lures to pc
titions to the supervisors carrying with
them the request of ten per cent of the
voters of the county and each one a free
good roads project be put up to the peo
pie at the ballot box in the shape of
bond election.
Rev. Burdette Humorous
Rev Robert j. Burdette with his usual
wit and humor spoke on the topic, THE
Tale of the Cities.'
Daggett presented to the members of the
board of trade the Pasadena Academy
of Amusement In other words the Car
melita garden project.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-03
SWIMMERS WILL
JOURNEY SOUTH
CHAMPIONSHIP EVENTS TO BE
HELD
Great Aquatic Tournament Planned
for Southern California with
Crack Water Polo Men
Entered

According to present plans the Califor-
MIA swimming championships will be de-
cided in Southern California next July
AS a result of the visit of AL Lawton
to San Francisco recently President Hau-
ser Of the P. A. A. of the A. A. was
persuaded to allow the championship
events to be carded for the south.
Bernal H. Dyas, president Of the South
ern California Swimming association,
and Secretary L. A. Henry are already
exerting their energies toward success
ful development of schedule.
1t is probable that water polo tour
nament will also occur In conjunction
Angeles Athletic club is endeavoring to
organize organize two. teams which will contest
with representatives from Venice, Cata-
lima, Ocean Park and the B1mlni pains.
After a series of games the two leading
teams will battle for the championship
in July.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-03
FAVOR|TES HAVE
POOR SESSION
HI CAUL CAP WINS IN CLOSE
FINISH j.
Piquet Is Heavily Played and Cap
lures the Third Event-StanIey
Fay at 20 to I In
Front
By Associated Press

SAN FRANCISCO. May 2.-Favorites
Jared badly at Oakland today and there
were number of surprises. Stanley Fay
at 20 to l. took the two-year-old race. One
of the closest finishes of the season oc-
Cured in the fourth, when Hi Caul Cap
Fury and Bird of Passage were heads
apart
Dewey, the favorite, made poor show
Ing. The heavily played Piquet won the
third. Results:
First race, five furlongs-stanley Fay
107 a: Brown, 20 to 5, second; Kismet
Jr., ITO (ArchibaldD, p to g. third Time
:01 AS. Balnade, Willie T., jeremiah, Jack
Paine, st. Modan, Katie Rains. Gluck-
stern, Great Apache and Lady Adelaide
finished as named.
Second race, Futurity course, purse
Nancy w, 110 (McRae), Z to 2, won; School
Bell. 110 (Graham), 20 to 1, second; Eula-
lib. Media Mechlin, Avona, Sacremanto
Bell, Helipure,' Carmania. Babe Keife,
Rewnitta and Trilby Green finished as
named.
Third race, mile and one sixteenth, SELL
ing-Piquet, 106 CIV. Kelly, is to s. won;
w. B. Gates, los "a. Williams), 80 to /,
second; Fred Bent. 104 (Fischer), 9 to 2,
third. Time, 1:H Lazell. Sahara, Rama,
Daniel c., Ismalian and Briarthorpe fin
ished as named.
Fourth race, mile and one-sixteenth,
selling-Hi Caul Cap, 1O9 &C. williams). s
" Mou, rury, lU4 (Mentry) 8 to l, sec
ond; Bird of Passage, 100 (Fischer), to
]. third; Time. :4S. Markie Mayer, Po-
trero Grande, Salable, Dewey, Harbor.
k1ng OF Mist, Needful and Mohur finished
as named.
Fifth race. Futurity course, selling-Pad-
dy Lynch: liz &C. Wiliams), 8 to /. won;
Pal, 1O6 (Buxton),. to 2, second; E. M
Brsattain, ia SANDY, II to 5, third Time
Daruma, Santa Ray, Princess Titania
Bellaco. Judge and Captain Forsee fin
ished as named
sixth race seven and half furlongs,
purse-Hugh MCGOWAN, 81 SANDY. ii to
., won; Romaine, 81 (W Kelly, is to /
second; Mamie Algol 95 Gycurgus), 50
to l, third: Time, 1:33 2-5. Ell Otros, The
Little Buttercup finished as named.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-03
PASADENA FACES
FUND DEFICIT
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
PASADENA, May 2-In order that the
lighting plant by the expenditure of the
funds appropriated to install the city
electrical system, it will be necessary
to call a halt in the expenditures. The
salary and expense bill of $2S49 for the
past month in which some exorbitant
items are presented and among them are
the following:
To j B. Meyers for rent of single
horse during April, $35; for rent of two
horse team during the past forty days,
$12 .50 for rent of a derrick for the past
Five of the department heads get above
$100 per month, and seventeen of the men
above $65. The expenditures are depict
ing the treasury fund at a rapid rate and
cannot be done under any consideration
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-03
LAB0RER ACCUSED OF
MURDER BOUND OVER
Special to Tho Herald.

SANTA MONICA, May lat his pre-
liminary hearing before Justice Jenness
Bergil, the laborer who on the evening
of April 21 stabbed Salome Porra, a fell
low workman, whose wounds caused his
death the next day, was bound over
the superior court. The testimony of an
associate of the dead man, who swore
that Porra in his ante-mortem statement
charged Bergil with having stabbed him,
was the only new light on the murder
brought out at the hearing.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-03
NATIONAL
AMERICAN
JAMAICA RESULTS
BY Associated Press.
nrn11r WORK. Nav Jamaica

By Associated Press.
NEw YORK. May 2.-Jamaica results:
Selling five furlongs-Riffle Range won,
Cuernavaca second, Abba third; time
1:02 3-5. Do
Mot second, Shenandoah third; time
AS 4-5.
Six furlongs-Sewel won Tanya second,
Blandy third; time 1:13.
The Columbia stakes, selling, mile and
ixteenth-Campaigner won, Molesley sec
ond. The Knight third; time :49.
Mile and sixteenth-Quin Brady won;
Cloisteress second, F'limnap third; time
Five misunderstanding Elk won, Royal
Vace second, Alauda third; time 1;02.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-03
BROWNS BEFORE
EYES OF BRIDE
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
LONG BEACH, May 2.-The second
drowning in the surf within four days
occurred at Las o'clock this afternoon,
when Arthur Custer, % years old, who
lived at 93S Long Beach avenue, Los An
geles, and was employed as conductor on
the South Pasadena line OF the racine
Electric railway, lost his life amid tne
high breakers. His wife, formerly MISS
Grace Bicksell, to whom he was married
but seven months ago, saw MIN crown.
Thomas Saeger, 235 Welcome street, Los
Angeles, an uncle of young T. Wright
Robinson, who drowned in the surf last
Monday afternoon, also witnessed custer $
death. The body has not been recovered.
Custer went into the surf at time
when no other bathers were In the water
and swan straight out beyond the END
of the ropes with a steady stroke. HIS
strength soon failed him, or he was seized
by a cramp, and the crowds on the beach
saw him struggling in the water and
heard him call loudly for help. -, =,
Lifeguards Moody and White, with the
assistance of volunteers, ran out the life
boat with considerable difficulty. Custer
sank in a very short time after being
buffeted by the high combers and had dis
appeared before the boat reached the
guards dived repeatedly in the hope of
finding his body, but without success.
Watches for Body
The body of young RoplnSon, VINO loSI
his life Monday in the breakers, Is still
claimed by the sea. His uncle, Thomas
Saeger of Los Angeles, has come down
to the beach nearly every day, hoping that
the waves may speedily give up their
dead.
The body of Otto Dethloff, the dredger
deck hand who fell from the deck of the
dredger Seattle at Alamitos bay April 26
and was drowned, was found floating in
the waters of the bay this morning not
far from the club house at Avenue Five.
Deputy Cornoner Sage held an inquest to-
day at Walker & Browns morgue. The
only witness was Capt Nelson of the
dredger He stated that no one. saw the
drowning, which occurred in the early
morning. Dethloff was % years old. He
had a wife and child in Hamburg. Ger
many He was a faithful worker and had
$500 in a Los Angeles bank.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-03

on the amount obtained by the bond Is.
sue. 1t Is also nearly as apparent tnat
cents on the S1OO imposed by the Water
house regime to start their pet
hobby will not be returned. This
money was obtained with the prom
Use that the funds thus gained would pc
replaced when the bonds were sold Inc
money obtained by both bonds and spe-
cial tax bid fair to become totally ex-
pended before the finish is reached.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-03
cHEsRRo WILL JOIN YANKEES

NEW YORK, May Announcement
was made today that John 7. Chesbro
will again pitch for the New York Ameri-
cans. The famous pitcher has arranged
matters with Manager Griffith in Boston
and he will join the New York club in the
west next week.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-03
CUBS ARE UNABLE TO
HIT MASON OPPORTUNITY
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
CINCINNATI, May 2.-Chicago lost the
last game of the present series here
through inability to hit Me son Mt oppor-
tune times. The misplays of the visitors
assisted Cincinnati materially in winning.
Score:
Cincinnati 8, hits s, errors 1.
Chicago 1, hits 6, errors T.
Batteries-Mason and Schiel Pfeister,
Fraser and Killing.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-03
MISS SUTTON WINS
VICTORY IN FINALS
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
NEW YORK, May 2.--Miss May SUIT
ton and Mrs. Barger Wallach won their
victories in the final round of the singles
today on the lawn tennis court of the st.
Nicholas rink.
The California girl came through by the
default of Miss Emily Scott; Mrs. Bar
ger Wallach won her bracket after
hotIy contested three set match with Miss
Juliet Adee.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-03
WINS LONG
GAME FROM ST. LOUIS
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
out game today the Pittsburg team de-
feated st. Louis in ten innings, 8 to A..
With the bases full in the tenth inning,
Fromme forced in the winning run. The
score:
Pittsburg 8, hits 9, errors 8.
ST. Louis 4, hits g. errors 8.
Batteries-Lynch, Phillippi and Gibson;
Fromme and Marshall.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-03
BOSTON PITCHERS WEAKEN
AND YANKEES WIN

By Associated Pres:.
BOSTON May 2-Harris weakened in
the latter part of today's game and
Oberlin replaced him too late to prevent
New York from losing. Score:
New York 5, hits 10, earrors 4.
Boston g. hits 7, errors 0.
Batteries-Hogg, Clarkson and Klei-
now; Harris, Oberlin and Criger.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-03
ST. LOUIS PLAYS LOOSE BALL
AND CLEVELAND WINS OUT
, Associated Press

BY Associated Press.
CLEVELAND, May 2.-Cleveland de-
feated st. Louis in loosely played ten
inning game by the score of to 3.
Score:
Cleveland A, hits 0, errors 8.
St. Louis 3, hits 13, errors 4.
Batteries-Rhodes and Clarke; Howell
and Stephens.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-03
AMERICAN LEAGUE GAMES
WASHINGTON BATS BENDER
OUT OF PHILADELPHIA BOX

BY Associated Press.
WASHINGTON. May 2.-washington
won from Philadelphia today, to 1.
Hughes held Philadelphia down to six
scattered hits, while Washington batted
Bender out of the box in the fifth. Score:
Washington a. hits IL, errors q
Philadelphia 1. hits 6, errors 1.
Batteries-Hughes, Warner and Blan-
kenship; Vickers, Waddell and Schreck.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-03
NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES
PHlLLIES MAKE 1T THREE
STRAIGHT BY HITTING

By Associated Press.
PHILADELPHIA, May 2.-The home
team made it three straights from Brook
lyn today by timely hitting Score:
Brooklyn 1, hits s, errors 1.
Philadelphia 3, hits 6, errors 0.
Batteries-Henley and Ritter: Sparks
and Doom. Umpire-Elem.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-03
OAKLAND.
SUMMARY.

Two-base hits-Cravath, Eager, Van
Haltren. Sacrifice-Jim Smith. Left on
bases-Los Angeles A, Oakland 6. Bases
on balls-Off Gates H. off Bergeman Z.
Struck out-By Gates 6, by Bergeman 4.
Double play-Bernard to Hogan. Triple
play-Delmas to Bernard to Dillon to
Hogan. First base on errors-Los Angeles
1, Oakland l. Time of game-2 hours.
Umpire-Derrick.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-03
WHITE Sox BUNCH HITS
ON DETROIT IN EARLY INNINGS

BY ASSOClateu PreSS.
DETROIT. May 2.-Chicago punched
hits on Siever in the early innings and
scored enough runs to win the game
Score:
Detroit, Q bits Z. errors O.
Chicago 4, hits H. errors l.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-03
YALE CREW no RACE NAVY
By Associated Press.

NEW HAVEN, Conn, May 2.-The Yale
university crew will leave today for An
napolis, where they will race the navy
crew Saturday. 1t is the first time In
several years that the university eight
has been taken to Annapolis, the second
crew usually meeting the navy oarsmen.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-03
NEW YORK MAKES 1T THREE
STRAIGHT FROM BOSTON

BY Associated Press.
NEW YORK, May 2.-The New Yorks
won the third and final game of the
series with Boston today, making it three
straights Score:
Boston 1. hits 8, errors 1.
New York 4, hits Z, errors 2.
Batteries-F'laherty and Brown; Tay-
lor and Bresnanan.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-03
Watches for Body
BASEBALL MEETING TONIGHT

A meeting has been arranged to occur
at 612 Wall street this evening for the
purpose of organizing a Sunday anna
teur baseball league. By mistake this
meeting was announced for next Mon
day evening in these columns.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-03
SAN FRANCISCO
IDLdIS ..ss..s OI
Batted for Ashley in ninth.
sCoRE RY INNINGS
SUMMARY

Home run-Shirn. Two-base hits
Dunleavy. Williams. Bases on balls
OFF Kinsella, 5; off Jones, 3; off Ashley
1. Struck out-By Kinsella, 5; by
Jones. 1. Hit by pitcher-Esola. Dou-
BILE plays-Carson unassisted, Shinn to
Westerburg to Carson; Moriarity to
Mohler to Williams. Passed ball
Esola. Balk-Kinsella. Time-2:05
Umpire--Perrine.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-03
PORTLAND HITS
SEAL PITCHERS
Jones Driven from the Box After
Eight Hits and Seven Runs
Have Been Tall
lied
BY Associated Press.

SAN FRANCISCO. May 2.-Portland
made merry with the pitching of Jones
of the home team today and in two in
nings piled up eight hits and seven
runs.
Ashley pitched the last six innings
and allowed but three hits. Kinsella
for Portland lost control at times, but
otherwise was effective.