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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-10-25
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Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-13
POLY CONTINUES
WINNING STREAK
HARVARD DEFEATED BY Al TO
10 SCORE
MUST DEFEAT WHITTIER BEFORE
CLAIMING CHAMPIONSHIP
Los Angeles High School Basketball
Team Gets Easy Victory from
South Pasadena High
School Five

The undefeated Polytechnic basket
ball five added another victory to its
credit yesterday by defeating the Har-
ward quintet, the score resulting Al to
1S. The only strong five that she will
now have to face will be Whittier, who
also is out for the championship.
The game was played on the mill
tary school court and from start to the
finish the military boys did not have
the least chance of victory. In the first
few minutes Of play Polytechnic led
off by a number of baskets and through
its excellent team work managed to
run way ahead. The one-handed
throws Of Blair and Pecord were all
most impossible to guard, while the
guarding of the visitors was hard to
beat. Harvard was rather unlucky in
the first half in making fouls, so that
the Poly five was able to score %
points to the cadets 10.
In the second half the visitors were
as fast as usual and were even more
speedy in their team work. Slaughter,
the Poly manager and crack guard,
was in the game all of the time, find
ing the basket for his side three times.
A number of rough plays and fouls
netted each quintet points, but few
free throws were scored. G. Mitchell
of the soldier team played a fast game
and hit the basket for four goals. Levy
played a hard game at guard, but the
Poly bunch clearly outclassed, the mil
itary boys in basket throwing. The
home team was greatly weakened by
the absence of its fastest forward,
Fowler, who was out of the game on
account of Illness.
Following is the lineup for the con-
test:
POLYTECHNIC. HARVARD.
Blair (c)............".L f...........H. Mitchell
Record ................. whitman
Manning ..............l. g.......s....... Levy
Slaughter (n)....'....r g..'.''.'...'.. Schnider
Nibecker ......,........r f...........Gs Mitchell
Goals made by Blair 6, by Record 6.
by G. Mitchell 4, by Slaughter 3, by
whitman 3, by H. Mitchell 1, by Schni-
der and by Manning 1. Foul goals,
by Record 3. Points awarded to G.
Mitchell 2, to Record 2, to H. Mitchell
1 and to Nebelker 1. Referee, Reynolds.
Umpire, Potter. Scorers, Boren and
Clapp. Timers, Pollock and Baldwin.
Time of halves, 20 minutes.
Los Angeles Defeats Pasadena
In the contest played between the
fives of Los Angeles high school and
the South Pasadent high, the Los An
geles club was victorious, the score
resulting 10 to II In their favor. The
game was exceedingly fast from start
to finish and each point was we'll
earned. This again gives the local five
an average of 500 in the league stand
ing, while the South Pasadena boys
take a big drop in their average.
At a special meeting called at the
Los Angeles high school building yes
terday morning for the purpose of de-
Gliding which school had won the cham
pionship in the suburban basketball
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-13

sible that he will be unable to resume
his training for several days,
George Braden, physical instructor
/ of Occidental college and chairman of
| the Southern California commission of
| the Pacific Amateur Athletic associa-
ton, will act as referee of the race.
Robert A. Rowan, president of the
Los Angeles Athletic club. will start
the runners. Other officials are as fol-
/ lows: Judges at finish, Charles Eyton,
secretary of the Los Angeles Athletic
club; James Morley and G. McCarver
of Venice. Judges of course, Dewitt
C. Van Court and Al Treloar; asso-
ciate judges of course, T. C. Wynne,
/ Arthur Coops, Robert Brain, Charles
Fox, J. B. Franklin and Frank Wolfe.
| managing editor of the Los Angeles
Herald. Official timekeepers, Leslie
! Henry, j. G. Stafford and George Spur
rier.
Some of the Rules
George Braden, as referee, shall de-
eide all questions relating to the actual
conduct of the race. If a claim Of
foul is made he shall have the power
| to disqualify the competitor who is at
fault, if he considers the foul inten-
! tionaI or due to culpable carelessness,
and also shall have power to allow the
! hindered competitor to continue In the
race as If he had been placed on trial.
| If, during the race, a competitor shall
conduct himself in manner unbecom-
| ing a gentleman, or offensive to the
officials, spectators or competitors, the
referee shall have the power to dis
| qualify him from the race, and IL he
| thinks the offense worthy of additional
| punishment shall promptly make a de-
| tailed statement of the facts to the
officials of the Los Angeles Athletic
| club
It will be the duty of the officials
of the course to ride in such automobile
as the referee shall designate, to watch
the competition closely, and in case
of a claim of foul to report to the
referee what he saw Of the incident.
Such officials are merely assistants to
the referee to whom they shall report,
| and have no power to make any de-
cisions, neither shall they coach any
particular runner. All the officials of
the race will be furnished with badges
| and on no account will anybody be
allowed to ride in any of the official
automobiles without one of these
! badges
start at O'Clock
Members who ride in private auto
mobiles are cautioned about aiding any
runner in any manner If a trainer
| desires to be with his runner he will be
obliged to ride behind the contestant.
| The judges of the course will be re-
| quired to report any violation of this
rule to the referee, who will promptly
disqualify the runner, so it will be to
the runners advantage to see that his
followers are conVersant with the rules
of the race.
The starter of the race will be Robert
A. Rowan, who will have sole jurisdic-
ton over the competitors after the
clerk of the course, Dewitt G. Van
Court, has placed them in their posi-
lions for the start. The start will be
made by pistol report, and an actual
start will not be effected until the pis-
toll has been purposely discharged.
There will be three timekeepers at
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-13

ress of another competitor will be dis
qualified, as was arranged in regard
to other races. In the same way any
runner who attempts to shorten the
route by cutting across or by using
any other means of locomotion will be
disqualified.
Each runner is entitled to be fol-
lowed on bicycle only, and not in an
automobile by a person carrying re-
freshments or one commissioned to
render him first medical aid during
the course Of the race.
This person may under no circum-
stances precede the runner and the
latter is Immediately disqualified
should the follower have impeded the
progress of a competitor.
While it is not expected that many
of the foregoing rules will be violated
by any of the club members it is re-
quired under the rules of the Anna
teur Athletic Union of North America
to have set of rules that will hold
good in all like events that may be run
in the future.
Entries to fhe race will close Decem-
Der %, and until that time they may be
made at the Los Angeles Athletic club,
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-13
POLY AND REDLANDS
AGAIN PLAY 0 TO O
For the Second Time This Season
Teams Fall to score-Haney's
Brilliant Runs Are
Feature

Before a fair attendance on the Boz
ward field yesterday afternoon the
Polytechnic high school rugby foot
ball fifteen and the Redlands high
school team played an to 0
game, the second OF this sea-
son. The first game resulted in an
0 too score on the Redlands field
and was one of the best exhibitions
of the English game ever played IN
Southern California. In yesterdays
game Polytechnic was better in the
serum than its opponents. The long
runs by William Haney were the rea-
ture of the game.
During the first half Haney made q
twenty-flve-yard run and later in
the game he got the ball and ran all
of fifteen yards before he was oowned.
watkins. for the local institution
shone in making one-handed catches
and was good in the serum, FORCING
his opponents back many times.
Reynolds, one of the three quarters
for the local school, received pain
full injury on the left eye, being spiked
by one of the Redlands players. he
stayed in the game until the END or
the first half. Mast, another serum
player, was compelled to retire TO the
side lines in the second half on ac-
count of sustaining a sprained hip.
In all probability both clubs VIII try
conclusions again later on In the sea-
son
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-13

to start and three at the finish. 1t will
be imperative that each of the time.
keepers have stop watches. AS this
race is the first of many that will fol
low, it is quite necessary not only un-
der the rules of the A. A. u. but fol
furture information. The referee VII
see that the race is not started unit
each timekeeper is provided with a stoI
watch. The race will be started from
the club house as near II o'clock on the
morning of New Years as is possible
Should two of the three watches mark
the same time and the third disagree
the time marked by the two watches
will be accepted. Should all three dis
agree the time marked by the inter
mediate watch will be accepted.
The flash of the pistol will denote the
time of starting If there are not
three watches held on the finish of the
rate at Venice the time cannot become
official, under the rules of the A. A. U
Course for the Runners
The finish of the course will be at the
entrance to the annex of the Los An
geleS Athletic club at Venice and will
be represented by line between two
finishing posts drawn across and at
right angles to the sides of Promenade
where the annex is situated, and four
feet above this line shall be placed a
tape attached at either end to the
finishing posts. A finish will be count
ed when any part of the winners body
excepting his hands or arms reach the
finish line. The order for finishing for
second and third places, and so on,
will be decided in the same manner.
The timekeepers and judges Of the fin
ish will be Secretary Charlie Eyton OF
the Los Angeles Athletic club, who will
also be in charge of the other officials
at the finish and will be authorized to
place men where he thinks best for
the clearing of the course; James Nor
ley and Abbot Kinney of Venice. II
will be imperative that these men have
stop watches.
The general rules of the run itself
are as follows, with the understanding
that the referee be allowed to add to
these before the day of the race as he
may see fit: The race will be from the
entrance of the Los Angeles Athletic
club house at Los Angeles to the en-
trance of the annex to the Los Angeles
Athletic club at Venice.
The course will be from the club
house down Spring street, to Main
street and down Main street to Adams
street. The runners will turn down
Adams street and continue to Wash
ington road, down Washington road
and follow 1t to Fredericks. When they
reach Fredericks Mr.. Van Court will
have a man stationed to show the d.
rection to take. This will be necessary
because there are several crossroads at
this point. At any rate the course will
be into Venice on the right hand side
of the tracks. which will be crossed
at Fredericks, and straight along the
automobile road over the lagoons and
down Windward avenue, which will be
a,o
police.
The competitors may be followed by
a trainer, who must keep behind him,
and if found pacing his runner the
runner will be disqualified.
Any runner who impedes the prog
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-13

league, the decision WAS rendered in
favor of the Glendale team.
The case was brought before the ex-
eeutive committee of the league and
both sides. of the case were stated.
After a long meeting, in which some
warm speaking occurred on both sides,
the committee decided that the referee
was a competent man and that he had
been wrongly treated in his decisions
being questioned. with the result that
the protest did not hold. Accordingly
the Glendale team is now considered
the championship team Of the suburban
league, much to the ehagrin OF the
Ell Monte five.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-13

534 10 South Spring street, or with
Chester Lawrence.
Those entered in the race to date are
as follows:
J. ]. Korinek, Monticello Athletic
club, Chicago.
R. H. Miners, Los Angeles Y. M.
c. A.
George Isaacs, Los Angeles Athletic
club.
Chester Lawrence, Los Angeles Ath-
letic club
William Stanley, San Francisco, un-
attached.
Paul Reinwald, Switzerland, unat-
tached.
R. Mensing, Los Angeles Y. M. c. A.
G. Sherwood, San Diego, unattached.
Ralph e. Pearson, Los Angeles, un-
attached.
E. j. Pagliano, Los Angeles Athletic
club.
w. Miller, Los Angeles Y. M. C. A.
Charles Boscha, Los Angeles Ath-
letic club.
George Retzer. Los Angeles Athletic
club.
Jay Welton, Los Angeles Athletic
club.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-13

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With only about two weeks to pre-
pare for the long distance running race
to Venice, which will be held during
the forenoon of New Years day
from the entrance to the Los Angeles
Athletic club on Spring street to the
Los Angeles Athletic club annex at
Venice, the many athletes who are
entered in the contest are training
consistently for the big event.
The race will be run under the aus
pices of the Los Angeles Athletic club
and will be managed by the Southern
California Marathon association,
which is made UP of members of the
Los Angeles Athletic club who partici-
pated in the first Marathon race, Sep
TENDER 9. At the first meeting of this
association, which was held Immediate
ly after the race, the following officers
were elected to take charge of the New
Year race: Secretary and treasurer, w.
f. Anderson; general manager and
marshal, Dewitt C. Van Court; presi-
dent, Chester Lawrence. These Off
Gals have had several meetings re-
Gently and have arranged practically
all of the details, in addition to APP
pointing the officials for the race.
1t is practically assured that sew
eral distance runners from Occidental
college will participate The Los An
geles Y. M. C. A. will be represented
by at least five runners. The Los An
geles Athletic club will be represented
by about eight men, while many other
athletes will run unattached.
Ed DIETRICH, the plucky winner Of
the September run, probably will not
contest in the race, as he is suffering
from rheumatism and it is not likely
that he will recover by New Years
day.
Charles Boscha of the Los Angeles
Athletic club, who finished second in
the September Marathon, will enter
the race; also George Refer, who got
third place ard who gave Boscha a
hard run for second place.
j. x. Korinek of Chicago will run
under the colors of the Monticello Ath-
letic club of the Windy city. Korinek
has had considerable experience in dis
tance running and finished fifth in one
of the twenty-five-mile Marathons
which are held annually under the
auspices of the Illinois Athletic club
Paul Reinwald, the Swiss mountain
climber, has sbeen training two weeks
for the run and until last Sunday was
showing good form, also is entered
An accident last week to his knee has
caused him to ease UP, and it is pos
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-13


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MANY PRIZES
FOR MARATHON
ONLY TWO WEEKS TO TRAIN
FOR NEW YEAR CONTEST
OCCIDENTAL AND Y. M. C. A. ATH-
LETEs TO COMPETE
George 5raden Will Referee the Race,
Which Already Has Many En-
tries from Southern
California
PRIZES FOR NEW YEAR
MARATHON

First prize-BeautifuI silver cup,
) offered by the Los Angeles Herald.
> This cup must be won three times by
> the same contestant. 1t was won in
) the first race, held September o, by
) Edward DIETRICH Of the Los Angeles
) Athletic club. Time 2:O1;30.
) Special first prize-HandsOmely en-
) graved gold medal, offered by the Los
) Angeles Athletic club.
Second prize-HandsOmely engraved
) gold medal, offered by Abbot Kinney
of Venice.
) Third prize-Engraved gold medal,
) offered by James Morley of Venice and
) Los Angeles.
Fourth prize-HandsOme silver cup,
offered by the Dyas-Cline sporting
) goods house,
other prizes will be announced later.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-13
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Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-13

The Los Angeles Athletic club base
ball nine will play the White City
team this afternoon on the Santa Anita
park diamond. A fast game should
result, as both teams are evenly
matched The game will be called at
2:3O o'clock Players are requested by
Manager Welton to report at the club
at IL o'clock.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-13

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Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-13

First-class entertainers, excellent service
Ship Cafe, Venice.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-13

From information CLEANED from the
sporting goods houses yesterday it
was ascertained that if the outlaw was
placed in Los Angeles, j. s. Allen no
doubt would be elected manager of the
southern team.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-13

Games scheduled in the California
Winter league for this afternoon are
as follows:
Edison VS.. San Diego at San Diego;
Azusa VS.. Santa Ana at Santa Ana;
McCormicks VS.. Maiers at South Side
Athletic club; Hoegees VS.. San Pedro
at San Pedro.
Following is the lineup of the Azusa
Ano coma.
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