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Los Angeles herald., 1908-08-10
WANDERERS defeat
THE ZINGARIS' TEAM
Santa Monica Beaten by Los Angeles
in Second Game of Series for
Cup by Innings and
One Run
BY j. w. HEAVENS

In yesterday afternoons league match
between the Wanderers and Zingaris
played at the Vineyard grounds of the
Los Angeles Cricket club, the former
won by a score of 165 to 9S.
j. w. Heavens captain of the first
named team, won the toss and elected
to go at once to bat, taking N. Y.
Tempest as his partner. They made a
good start, accommodating 40 runs be-
fore Heavens was taken at the wicket
for a we'll played IS. Rock followed
and made % by good cricket. Higgins
played in his usual dashing style and
ran up SO before being disposed of by
a piece of hard luck, the ball, which he
had played on to his foot, rolling from
there and taking his wicket.
Tomkins soon hit up 10, but was then
caught out by Barwell. j. E. Heavens
made Is and Gadson 13.
The Zingaris sent in T. d. and F,
Bamford, and the former made 10 be-
fore being finely taken In the slips by
Higgins. No one else made much of a
stand except Barwell and Hardwicke
the former playing in his old form OF
last year and running up 40 before be-
ing caught out by ]. E. Heavens
Hardwicke accumulated is and the in
nings closed for 9S.
The score follows.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-08-10

the best innings, making IS, but P. j.
Dudley carried out his bat with IL to
his credit.
When Los Angeles went to the bat
c. p. Hurditch Immediately gave evil
dence of being in the very best of form,
scoring freely, and the Santa Monica
total was passed with only two wick
cts down. Hurditch hit with the great
est freedom. made 70 out of the 105
rolled up by Los Angeles, and in one
over from Lee made two SKIES and
three tours. He finally was given out
leg before wicket to a ball from Lit
tie.
Packman, with 16, not out, ]. w.
Heavens, with II, and w. Morris, with
10, were the only other members of the
team to get into double figures.
The Los Angeles innings closed for
131. OF the Santa Monica bowlers
Hunt and Little each took three wick
cts and Walker two.
On Santa Monica going for the sec
ond time to the bat 1t seemed probable
that the players would redeem them
selves by running UP a big score, as
As runs were made for the loss of only
three wickets, but with Tempest going
on to bowl a startling change ensued
He clean bowled five men, and another
was stumped off him, the analysis of
his bowling making the following ex-
traordinary showing: Six overs, one
maiden, nine runs and six wickets.
Santa Monica's last wicket fell when
only 67 had been run up.
The full score follows:
Los Angeles herald., 1908-08-10
GARDENA
WOMAN RAISES
THE BIGGEST CORN

COBB'S CREEK, CAL, Aug. 9.-This
has been a wonderful season for corns:
More and finer corns have been raised
here during the spring and summer
than for years past. All the known
varieties of corns have been raised,
from the tender green corn to the hard
yellow corn.
Almost any kind of shoe can be
utilized in raising corns, and 1t is a
regularity that a small shoe almost
invariably raises the largest corn. Local
experts are giving much attention to
this strange freak.
Unlike most crops, corns can be
raised by women as well as men and
without half the trouble. At the re-
cent grange exhibition Miss Sue
Howelis took the prize for the largest
and most perfect corn. Envious per
sons said it was not a corn and that
she should have made her entry in the
MON class.
Few persons are using moving ma
chine to cut their corns this summer.
some are employing saws, while the
more modern farmers, those who have
graduated from the state agricultural
college, show their training by using a
razor At the same time, the corn
knife has not been altogether discarded.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-08-10
AMERICAN LEAGUE


ST. LOUIS, Aug. 9.-Two home runs,
mixed with a double, single and hit
batsman netted eight runs in the eighth
inning and gave ST. Louis the second
game of the series. Score
st. Louis 8, hits Z, errors 3.
Boston 2, hits 5, errors l.
Batteries-Waddell and Spencer; Nor
gan, Thielman and Carrigan.
DETROIT. Aug. 9.-Long hits by
Crawford, Cobb and Rossman did most
of the scoring for Detroit and enabled
them to beat Washington today, to 3.
Score:
Detroit 5, hits IL, errors I.
Washington 2, hits 10, errors 1.
Batteries = Killian, Summers and
Thomas; Hughes and Street and
Kahoe.
CHICAGO, Aug. 9.-Chicago defeated
New York to 8 today by pounding
what few balls Hogg put across the
plate in all directions. Manning pitched
strong after the early innings. New
York outplayed the locals. Score:
Chicago 4, hits z, errors 3.
New York 8, hits 8, errors 1.
Batteries-Smith and Sullivan; Hogg,
Manning and Blair.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-08-10
Grown Freight Rates Raised Wared
Stock-Trouble Raised from Wild Oats
RAISING THE WIND
A DIFFICULT JOB

WOLLABER, Cal, Aug. s.-one of
the most difficult pursuits undertaken
by number of breezy persons during
the last few months has been an effort
to raise the wind. While not strictly
a rural recreation, it has appealed to
a number of farmers, and they seem
to be having more success than labor
ing men or even home merchants.
Some persons say that 1t is very
easy to raise the wind, but the ma
jority of those who have tried 1t make
contrary reports. From all indications
the prime requisite in raising the wind
is dough. If you have no dough, you
will have no wind. The more dough
you have the more powerful the WIND;
Sailors can sometimes raise the wino
even without any dough. They can
also raise other things. Young men
who are in love find that they nave
much experience in raising the wind
An occupation very similar to this IS
raising the price. This has been
profitable pursuit for nearly every
body excepting the common people dur
ign the last two years. Prices nave
been raised without the least Dit OF
cultivation, and sometimes two ana
three crops have been raised in year
Los Angeles herald., 1908-08-10
STATE LEAGUE

SACRAMENTO, Aug. 9.-Sacramento
won the second game of the Oakland
series today by the score Of to dur
ing a, wind and sandstone which made
It impossible at times to continue play
Score:
Oakland 1, hits 4, errors 4.
Sacramento 6, hits 9, errors 3.
Batteries-Skaggs and Bliss; Brown
and Byrnes.
STOCKTON, Aug. 9.-Stockton took
another game from Fresno today by a
score of Z to 5. Errors on both sides
figured largely in the run getting. Inc
game was not very classy. Score:
Stockton 7, hits Z, errors 3.
Fresno 5, hits 70, errors 8.
Batteries Henderson and Hackett;
Baum and Blankenship and Kuhn.
SANTA CRUZ, Aug. 9.-The locals
fell on Wolters for four hits and six
runs in the first inning today, but after
that he was safe, striking out ten men,
In the first inning San Jose scored
three times on five hits off Hoag and
got three more runs off HOPKINS in the
fourth. San Jose won in the ninth.
Score:
San Jose 7, hits r. errors 5.
Santa Cruz 6, hits g. errors 8.
Batteries-Wolte and Esola; Hoag,
Hopkins and Collins and Brooks.
ALAMEDA, Aug. alameda won
from San Francisco today by score
of to l. Johnson struck out twelve
of the San Francisco players. Score:
Alameda 4, hits Z, errors l.
San Francisco 1, hits 9. errors 5.
Batteries = Johnson and Buckley;
Deparade and Dunn.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-08-10
RESULTS AT SARATOGA

SARATOGA, N. Y, August S.--Results:
First race, six Observation-Disclosures won,
Banyah second, Torbellino third; time 1913.
Second race, steeplechase, about two miles
and a half-Bayonet won, Malacca second,
Rufus third: time 5:25 2-5.
Third race. mile and an eighth-Moquette
won. Tally second, Complete third: time
300.
Fourth race, six furlongs--sr Martin won,
wedding Bells second, Mendicant third
time 1918 4-5.
Fifth race, mie-Purse Lane won. AM
taeus second, Golconda third; time 1:4S 3-5
Sixth race, five and half furlongs-The
Gardner won, Midshipman second. Yankee
Daughter third time 1913.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-08-10
PACIFIC LEAGUE

The Salt Lakes and the McCormicks
met for the first time on the Fiesta
park diamond in the new series and
the railroaders won by the score of
8 to 3. George Ely was the star of the
game, making a SINGLE a double and a
three Dagger.
At San Pedro the Harbor City team
won from the Pasadena nine by the
score of 10 to 6. Ford, the lame boy,
got started well and never was headed
by the Crown City twirlers, of which
there were tow, in Moriarty and F..
Stone. Obioles got a home run, E..
Stone a three-base hit, while E. Stone
and Ford famed twelve each and Mo-
riarty struck out five. The score:
Los Angeles herald., 1908-08-10
RESULTS AT BUTTE

BUTTE. August s.---Results:
First race, four furlongs-Irocha Won
Jolter second, Jim Hanna third; time AS ~
Second race. mile--Meadowhorn won.
Petaluma second. Manila third; time 1:4S.
Third race, six furlongs-columbia Maid
won, Black Domino second. Lady Howell
third; time 1;15k.
Fourth race. one and one-sixteenth miles
-Buda Pest won, Tea Tray IL second. Car
dinal sarto third: time 1;49
Fifth race. one and one-sixteenth miles
Royal Ben won. Dixie Lad second. Lucy
Marie third; tibe 1:4sA.
sixth race. five furlongs-Luke Ramus
won, Lena Leach second, Bonfils third; time
1:O2.
seventh race, mile--willie T won. Jennie's
Beau second, Hand Me Down third; time
1;42h.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-08-10
RESULTS AT SEATTLE

SEATTLE, AUGUST S.-ResuIts;
First race six furlongs-St. Charles won
John Stowe second. Eben Thatcher third
time 1913.
Second race. one and one-sixteenth miles
Fair Fagot won, Ozanne second Peggy
O'Neal third; time 1:4s.
! Third race, six furlongs-Belle of Iroquois
won. Kerry second, Ida Mine third; time
1:123-
Fourth race, nine furlongs-Glorio won
Edwin Gum second. Early Tide third time
1850 40
Fifth race, one and one-sixteenth miles
Mirzer won Silver Line second, Darlington
third; time ;45 2-5.
Sixth race, five and half furlongs-Fern
won, Gemmell second Smiley Corbett
third; time LOS.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-08-10

from the City league waited upon me
last night to ascertain if l would accept
the treasurership of that league. al.
ways am willing to do anything 10 ana
amateur ball in any manner.
The Raeycles and the Woodill ana
Hulse club have made application 10
join the new City league, which has
just been formed, and both managers
were invited to attend the next regu-
lar meeting of the league directors,
which is scheduled for Thursday night
at Jim McCormick's poolroom IN the
Lessner building, between Fourth and
Fifth streets.
The San Gabriel team desires to hear
from any club in regard to game next
Sunday. Answer through The Herald.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-08-10

cITYLEAeUE

Exhibition games only were played
in the City league yesterday, but
showed that after being fully organized
the teams can put up fine exhibitions
letic clubs won from the Woodmen of
the World by the score of to 1 at
Ascot park. The Melczers won from
the Euclids, to 5, at Boyle Heights,
while the Fraternal Aids lost to the
Redondo nine. l to 0. The score:
Los Angeles herald., 1908-08-10
Totals.


SUMMARY
Two-base hit-Venabe. Struck out-By We
noble, 10; by Bilande, 16. Hit by pitched
ball-Daetwiller Sacrifice hits-Lectiner, Col
Inns, Packard, Terry, Frowine. Stolen bases
C Mccain, Terry, Collins, Thyng Umpire
-Mahagan.
Melczers VS.. Euclids at Euclid
Heights:
Melczers Z, hits IA, errors 8.
Euclids 5, hits T. errors 5.
Batteries-Barr and Broskey for
Melczers; Brooks and Nuelle for Eu-
clids.
Ascot Athletic club VS. Modern Wood
men at Ascot grounds. Slauson and
Central avenues:
Ascots s. hits 7, errors 2.
Modern Wodmen 1, hits 2. errors 8.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-08-10
FOLSOM BOAT
WINS CUP RACE
ANNExEs HEBELER TROPHY BY
NEARLY THREE HOURS
Proves Superior In Ocean Contest
from San Pedro to Channel City,
Despite Rough Seas and
Storms


BY Associated Press
SANTA BARBARA, Aug. 9-The
HELLER cup was won by Mischief IL
in the race from San Pedro to Santa
Barbara All yachts were becaimea
from 10 o'clock last night until
o'clock this morning, when they ran
into a thunderstorm and arrived mere
well soaked. At the time this dis
match is sent all have finished except
The Arrow. which is outside, and will
cross the line about 1890 o'clock. The
times of the other competitors follows:
Los Angeles herald., 1908-08-10
SECOND INNING
1~rra nEA1ry@A


At the Los Angeles Vineyard ground
today a regular league match will be
played between the Wanderers and the
Zingaris.
Next Saturday, at the same place,
the first of the series of matches be-
tween Los Angeles and the team from
Clifton, Ariz., will be played, the sec
ond match taking place the day fol-
lowing, also on the Vineyard ground.
The following Wednesday and Satur-
day the visitors will meet Santa Mon
lea at the beach town, and the follow
ing Sunday the combined teams OF
Los Angeles and Santa Monica Will
play the Arizona team on the Vine
yard ground.
Next Saturday a smoker in honor
of the visitors will be held, under the
auspices of the Los Angeles Cricket
club at the rooms of the Gamut club,
South Hone street. Admission will be
by invitation, and jolly time is as
sured.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-08-10
INSTANTANEOUS GAMES

A classy game was played on the
JOY park diamond in the afternoon be-
tween the Giants and the Fiesta clup,
the latter losing to the Giants by the
score of to 2. Pitcher Settlers, for
the Giants, struck out four. while
Dock" Hunter famed twelve. The
Giants made two double plays. Man
ager Wilcox of the Giants offered prizes
to the different players for sprinting.
TAYLOR got a two-bagger and Lane was
awarded the second prize.
At ty-eighth md Alameda
Rainers 4, Thirty-eighth Street Stars
8, twelve innings.
AT Prayer park-Belmont Juniors o.
Fiesta 2.
At Boyle Heights-Angelus 6, Six
teenth Street Stars 5. ten innings.
At Athletic park--Hoosiers 1, Woodlll
and Hulse 8.
At South Side Athletic club-Seventh
Street Pickets 9, Otto Sluggers 8.
Stockwell, for the Gardena team,
made a home run in yesterdays game
with the Pico Heights club, played on
the Gardena diamond. Burnett also
got a home run with three men on the
bases.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-08-10
zINGARIs

The second game in the series of five
between Los Angeles and Santa Mon
lea for possession of the Dudley cup
day and won by the Los Angeles
eleven by an innings, with one run to
spare.
j. w. Heavens, captain of the Los
Angeles team, won the toss and elected
to send the beach visitors in first. Los
Angeles succeeded in getting rid of
them for the small total of SO, thanks
mainly to the excellent bowling of M.
J. Bhumgara, who took six wickets
for % runs.
For Santa Monica c. I. Sweet played
Los Angeles herald., 1908-08-10
Tom Stevens announced yesterday
INDEPENDENT LEAGUE

The Pendo nine and the Home Coun-
ell team will play off post-session
series of three games to decide the In
dependent league championship and
the first game of the series will be
played next Sunday on the South Side
Athletic club diamond. The Pendo
nine played the Wieland team yester-
day on the South Side Athletic dia-
mond and won by the score of II to 6.
Following is the tabulated score:
Los Angeles herald., 1908-08-10
SOUTHERN STATE LEAGUE

Several close games were played in
the Southern State league yesterday.
At Gardena the Gardena team defeat
ed the Pico Heights by the score of II
to a. The Thistles won from the Ri
vera team at Los Nietos, Is to Z, while
at Dolgeville the Dolgeville nine was
defeated by the Dyas-Clines, to l.
Following are the tabulated scores:
DYAS-CIINES
Los Angeles herald., 1908-08-10

G Bases on balls-On Stone, 8; off Ford, A.
Double plays-Stone to Hillary to Moriarty
Struck out-By Stone, 70; by Ford, IL; by
Morarty, 8. Hts-Om Stone, 10; off Ford, TO-
Passed balls--Leahy, 2; Mangerina, l. Hit
By pitched ball--Mangerina, Sandstrom. Time
$3.50 Umpire-Bateman.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-08-10
Just chewIna

Bacon--That COW over there has
been chewing something for three
hours
Internationally got hold Of a
piece OF wife's rubber plant-Yo nkers
Statesman.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-08-10
PENDO
WIELANDs


Three-base hit-Pendeton. Two-base hits
f. Newton, Venable Struck out-By o. Leon
ard, 8; by Miller 4; by Ferraris, g. Bases on
balls-On Miller /. Umpire-Bouette.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-08-10

on wednesday three days OF Class
racing will begin. A large number OF
yachtsmen. and their wives and fami-
lies are here for the events.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-08-10
SUMMARY

Home run-Flinn Three-base hit-McGough.
ruo-hase hits-De Maggie, Male, Clarke,
Noraouist Molly Struck out-By Lafferty,
4. nv Crandall 8; by Hatch. p Bases on
balls-Off Iafferty, s: off Hatch. 8. Hit by
pitched ball--Crandall Sacrifice hits-De
Maggie, Scanlon. Umpre-Henderson
Los Angeles herald., 1908-08-10

SCORE BY INNINGS
Edisons 49,. l IL 0
Athletics go. 0 0 90 4
SUMMARY
Struck out-By Lyman, Is; by Gamble, g.
Hit by pitcher-Reiplinger 2; Ybarranda UNI
pire-Langdon
Los Angeles herald., 1908-08-10
CALIFORNIA SUMMER LEAGUE

The Edisons and Athletics met at
Athletic park yesterday afternoon and
the Athletics won by the shutout route,
the score being 2 10 0. Following is the
tabulated score:
Los Angeles herald., 1908-08-10

How many good plans, ideas, projects have
you evolved--only 20 let them IDLE" for want
Of capital to "get them going7" Haven't
you one Ia mind now that would justify you
In trying . Business Opportunity" ADJ
Los Angeles herald., 1908-08-10


1 called him up over the long distance
phone last night he spoke very pleas
antly and said the reason he re-
turned to Southern California was be-
cause his pitching arm went back on
him temporarily.
ST would be pleased to work in the
box again. was his parting words,
with either Pasadena or the McCor-
micks, and tell all my friends in the
Crown City that 1 thank them for the
courtesies shown me while 1 was in
Southern California last winter"
Tom Stevens announced yesterday
that the Elks ball team will go barn
storming as soon as the Pacific Coast
league season ends. Thorsen, who
twirled for the Elks last season, is
slated as pitcher, with Hap" Hogan
ON the receiving end. The route to be
taken, it is stated, will be to the
wilds of Arizona.
Word was received from Jack Doyle
yesterday up in the wilds of Bear val
ley that his party came upon two deer
last Saturday and killed one, four
point "beaut," while the other, al
though hit, made its escape.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-08-10

p" AIRY vENABLE, captain and
manager of the Wieland team in
- the Independent league, is de-
veloping into one of the fastest second
baseman in amateur ranks in this Sec
ton of tho country. He waliops. the
ball like an old Lacquer. His batting
average in the fifteen games played in
the Independent league was .S21. He
plays a fast game at second and has
robbed many a batsman of hit.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-08-10
NEWS AND NOTES OF THE DIAMOND
3

Roy Hit, who
twirled for Cincin-
natl this season., is
back with us
again. Yes, he has
been back for two
long months, and
none of those wise
boys in the Cali
fornia or Pacific
league has been
next" to the fact.
Roy is working at
Dov,ao,7o and when
Los Angeles herald., 1908-08-10
DoLGEvILLE
SCORE BY INNINGS

Three-hase hit-Stuart. Struck out-By Pima,
G. by Rullon, IL. Bases on balls-On Pima,
8 Hit by pitched ball-Bresna Stolen bases
-Welton. Castelg, Bresina, Chess, Roullon.
Umpire-Peltz
Los Angeles herald., 1908-08-10
SAN PEDRO
SUMMARY

Home run-Obioles Three-base hit-E. Stone
Two-base hits-McDonald Sandstrom, J. VIII
SON Left on bases-Pasadena, 10; San Pedro,
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-01-16

Animal lnatinet.

4 friend Of mine saw two cats aD-
preaching each other on the top OF
board fence. There was no room for
them to pass each other, and he Won
dered what would happen. When they
were near each other one Of them
stopped, turned around and retreated
till 1t came to another board fence that
Joined at right angles the one they
were on. The cat stepped or on this
fence and waited there till the other
went by. My friend thought this act
showed an appreciation Of the problem
beyond the reach of instinct. No doubt
those cats had met before, and one
was master OF the other. What more
natural than that the defeated cat
should retreat before the superior and
when 1t came to the other fence step
of upon It and LET the victor pass7
The action involved no mental process
any more than when two inert bodies
In motion meet each other and one
gives way. There was no other course
open to the cat. II she or be had
turned back and taken to the side
fence solely to accommodate the other
eat. why, that were another matter.
The Gordon setter that met a train
OF cars upon a railroad bridge and
stepped down upon one Of the timbers
Of the bridge and stood there while
the train passed gave no proof Of rea-
soning powers. 1t was the only thing
the dog could do. Nearly all animals
know enough to get out the way Of
danger II they did not. what would
become Of the race Of administration
Burroughs in Outing Magazine.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-01-16
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Following Is a list Of real estate
transfers for Kootenai county as fur
nished by the Panhandle Abstract
company:
United States to ]. w. Higbee, ne
or of section 10, township As north,
range / east.
United States to Hiram Herring,
W hf of Sc Or, Sc or of sw or and lot
4, section 20, township so north,
ragne west
William Dollar to A. W. Branson,
trustee, part of lot 2, section IA,
township SO north. range 4 west, con-
sideration $2431.97.
]. H. Heaton to Exchange National
bank of Spokane, hf of NV or and
lots l and 2, section 81, township AS
north, range 3 west, 81.
Taylor Brothers to A. w. Nelson,
lot 70, block 8, College addition to
Occur d'Alene, $3.50.
VIM. Rowland to Frank Hemen-
way, one third interest in Oregon
City claim, $50.
st. Maries Land company to Fred
Russell, lots IL and IL, block IL,
section west addition to st. Maries,
$500.
G. H. Watkins to j. C. Davis, lot s.
block D, Watkins addition to Athol,
SIS.
G. w. Kidder to F. C. Hemenway,
Oregon City claim, consideration
$40.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-01-16
A slIv.r Wsddina.


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81 cannot be your wife.
Although you're a dashing young hlAAA
You'v o the polish % steel.
Yet / cannot but feel
At your side just n trihe afraid"
"Lackadayl'' said tie knife,
III you'u not b. my wife.
A mate I must seek very soon.
For working alone
Il not easy. / own.
think III propose 20 the spoon-~
what That pudgy fat soul.
with a face like q bowlf"
Said the fork. In satirtcai Voica.
Z" 'Tis needed In life.
When selecting a wife.
To Be circumspeet Ia ones choiea~
Now the sugar tongs seem
a most excellent scheme.
A heipmAte 'twonld be at my side.
OF course there's spring.
A Of youth. In that thing
suit yourself. SIR the lady rsplAa4
But the knife whispered low.
cit cannot BE- %,
There b only ems end 70 my fAtA~
And % they we're wed,
In q water eruas bs6.
o. ths GowsFy sdes Of . plata
-WasAingtsn @mA
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-01-16
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