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Los Angeles herald., 1908-08-22
SEALS BUNCH
HITS AND WIN
ANGELS SUSTAIN DEFEAT BY
WRITEWASH ROUTE
WILLIS NOT ONLY PITCHES WELL
BUT BATS LIKEWISE
Champions Unable to Get 5lngles at
Times When Hits Meant Runs.
Contest Fast ard Well
Played
Angels o, Seals .

In a pitchers battle at the Chutes
Yesterday the Angels lost out and sus-
tanned the unusual defeat of a white
wash score. Maggie twirled in great
form all the way, but while receiving
major league support in the field he
was accorded poor support at bat and
for the first time in a long time he was
on the short end of the score. He
twirled q better game than Willis, but
was not as effective in pinches, al
though he pitched steady ball through
out.
The Seals made their first run in the
third inning. Berry went out, Maggie
to Dillon. McArdle walked. Willis
drove one to deep left, which Ellis
barely was able to touch second be-
fore he bumped into the fence. Mohler
went out, Delmas to Dillon and McAr-
die scored.
Another run was chacllsed up in the
sixth. Willis walked, Mohler sacrificed
and Hildebrand singled to left. zeider
fouled to Hogan. Melchoir singled to
right, scoring Willis.
The final run of the game was scored
In the eighth. Willis flew to Cakes.
Mohler put hot one by Maggie and Hill
debrand beats out a tap to Smith. lei
der singled to left, scoring Moh1er from
second.
The game was fast and we'll played,
only one error being charged up for
the entire contest.
Following is the score and summary:
Los Angeles herald., 1908-08-22
SAN PEDRO SHIPPING

SAN PEDRO, Aug. 21--Ths steamer Olym-
pic, Capt. Hansen, has arrived i've days fepm
Bellingham with $4,000 feet OF lumber, Com
signed to the Il. X. Wood Lumber company
The steamers Lake and Despatch cleared
yesterday from Eureka via San Francisco for
San Pedro. lumber laden.
The steamer Harold Dollar, Capt johnson,
completed the discharge of a part cargo OF
lumber at this port and cleared tonight for
Port Hartford, where she Will discharge 200. 900
feet
The steamer George w. Fenwici. Capt. MIL
Ter. due tomorrow from Astoria via San Fran
CISCO with a large lumber cargo for eastern
consignment.
The Pacific Coast company's steamship
Queen Capt. Hall, arrived tonight from San
Francisco via Santa barbara and Redoudo with
good freight and passenger list. She Will
clear tomorrow morning for san Diego
The steamer Wasp Capt Wehman, arrived
this morning from Gray's Harbor and locked
at the Southern Pacific slip. carrying 100000
feet Of lumber.
The oil steamer Whittier. Capt. seamen. ar
rived from San Diego and after loading at
Terminal cleared for san Francisco with cargo
consigned to the Union Oil company.
The schooner Guide, Capt. Olsen. out twenty
one days from San Pedro for Tillamook. has
Put into San Francisco with her rudder head
damaged.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-08-22
PACING Coast syrup CO. vs.. Meiczers at
sourHrHERN STATE LEAGUE

Gardena vs.. Dolgeville at Dolgeville.
Gardena-Simms, catcher; Abbott,
pitcher; williams, first base; Kelso,
second base; Stockwell, third base;
Maddy, short stop; Haskins, left field;
Benenett, center field; Ruis, right Held.
Rubin, pitcher; Couts, first base; Sui
Ivan, second; Pierce, third; Homer,
short stop; Stuart, left field; Cosby,
center; Dickman, right.
Rivera VS.. Pico Heights at Los Nietos.
Rivera = Haskell, pitcher;
WEIGH, catcher; Pallet, first base; Ma
gle, second; Hatch, third; McGaugh
(captain), short stop; Williams White.
left field; Nagle, center; Briswalter,
right.
Plco Heights = siegeI- Reed. pitcher;
Bresnahan. catcher; Laprevote, first
base; Lincoln, second; Owens, third;
Reene (captain), short stop; Curran,
left field; Daley, center; Moore, right.
Thistles vs.. Dyas-Clines at Thirty
eighth and Santa Fe.
Thistles = Lafferty, pitcher; Nord
quist, catcher; Molyneaux, first base;
De Maggie, second; Nallt, third; Scan
lon, (captain), short stop; Wicker, left
field; Clark, center; Flynn-Cinna-
mond, right.
Dyas-Clines-Pina, pitcher; Cheshire,
catcher; McElroy, first base; Striking,
second; Bresino, third; Castig, short
stop; White, left field; Smith, center;
Wilton, right.
Rivers Bros. and the Globe Mills
baseball teams will cross bats at Thir-
ty-eighth and Santa Fe this afternoon.
A hot contest is looked for. The lineup:
Laprevote, short stop; Houlsby.
pitcher; Cosby, second base Nelson,
thirdffi Cheshire, catcher: Sharp. center
field; Eisens, right; Kramer, first base;
Schmidt, left field.
D. Smith. short stop; Campbell.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-08-22
WHERE TO FISH

Weekday fishing since Monday last
has been none of the best, with Ihe
standard kinds running small in size
and few in numbers. Both corbina ana
yellowfin are spawning now and sea
trout for some reason have been scarce.
Herring, tomcod, kingfsh, small bass,
halibut and turbot have been plentiful
and have relieved to a gerat extent an
otherwise dull sport.
Big fish have been plentiful. Yellow
tail, albicore, sea bass, barracuda and
jewish have been caught outside and
at Catalina and San Clemente in great
numbers.
One party trolling off Naples last
week landed four big jewfish in a sim
gle afternoon. The smallest weighed 81
pounds and the largest 1872 pounds sew
eral hours after being taken from the
water. Yellowtail, albicore and barra-
cuda were caught by the boat load
nearly every day during the week. The
barracuda ran small in weight, how
ever.
Sheephead and white fish were caught
| in good numbers at the breakwater,
and pomano on three different days
made things more than lively at Playa
del Rey.
The best fishing of the week was
found on the south coast, where cor
bina and yellowfin and calico bass were
taken in large numbers, but all ran
small In size. Mackerel and smelt we're
much in evidence at Redondo, and big
baskets we're the rule.
Tide will be high tomorrow morning
at 1888, with rise of AZ feet, and low
at TIA p. M, with a drop to 2.6 feet,
and high at 7:17 p. M, with rise OF
| ST feet, making a moderate current all
day in the bays and channels. With
these conditions and hours fishing
should be good for the little fellows all
| 4. L.
day probably early in the morning and
late in the afternoon.
MISUNDERSTANDING. sea trout, corbina, yol-
low fin. bass
NEWPORT-Croaler, halibut, turbot, bass
yellow fin. corbina-
HUNTINGTON BEACH-china croaker, yell
| low fin, oorbina. bass. perch. halibut.
SUNSET BEACH-Yellow fin, corbina,
croaker. perch, herring
RAY CITY-Corbina, yellow fin, herring.
AI.AM1TOs-Bass, corbina, yellow fin. perch,
herring.
LONG BEAcH-Bass. pompano. croaker.
corbina, yellow fin, herring.
SAN PEDRO-Croaker, yellow I'm, perch,
herring. king fish, tomcod halibut.
Observation-Disclosures bass white
fish.
| OUTSIDE-Yellowtail sea bass, aibicore.
barracuda, JEWISH white bass.
REDONDO-Mackerei, smelt, yellow tail,
perch, herring. trout.
HERMOSA--Y eloWnn, cOrplndy heHriHs'
smelt mackerel. sea trout.
MANHATTAN-Yellow corbina, sfnelt,
mackerel, sea trout, perch.
PECKs-Sea trout. bass, corbina, yellownn,
perch. mackerel.T
PLAYA DEL REY-PompaIo. yellowfn, cor
| bina, sea trout. herring, perch, tomco1'
halibut, bass
yellow fin. herring, percn.
Outside, aibicore, yellow tail, barracuda
| OCEAN PARK-Corbina yellow I'm, herring,
| smelt mackerel, halibut, turbot.
| SANTA MONICA-Perch, yellow fin. herring,
smelt, mackerel
LONG WHARF-Pompano. mackeral. bass,
halibut turbot, white hshs scuipin,
herring.
| CATALINA--YellowtaiI albicore, barracuda,
smelt sardines. white sea bass
SAN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES albicore' BAR
racuda-
Los Angeles herald., 1908-08-22

9, he set at rest the minds of many of
the members who had been uncertain
as to Derby. However, while 1t has
been somewhat of question among
the members as to Derby's intentions
regarding the race, the writer has been
aware that he would enter the run
ever since that worthy made his early
morning trial run to Venice last sum
day. No doubt Derby would like to
enter as a dark horse. but 1t would
seem that he would see how useless
such proposition is with 800 members
of the club interested in the race and
ali willing to inform the other fellow
what his neighbor is doing In the mat
ter of training. Nevertheless, now that
Derby has entered and it Is known
that he is training, another matter
confronts many of the boys, which Is:
GLOW far behind Derby shall finish p
Many OF the boys are willing to state,
almost authoritatively, that Derby VIII
cross the finish line nrst. lie is a
member of the four-oar crew and Is
in good condition, in addition to being
a good road coverer. on paper, Derby
certainly looks like the winner of the
race.
Changing the date Of the race to Adj
r-ission day seems to have pleased
every real sportsman who is entered
in the race. BY postponing the race
there will be no advantage given or
taken by those entered, in the matter
of training.
Although the same sea flows at
Long Beach that does at Venice,
few Of the members enjoy a days
swimming at the former place, prefer
ably Sunday. Sometimes, too. an oc-
casional run up and down the beach
Los Angeles herald., 1908-08-22
GOSSIP or NE DIAMOND

pitcher; Brewster, second base; Good
win, third; rector, catcher; Callan, CEN
terrified; F'rowein, right field; Studer,
first base; l.. Smith, left field.
The Pastime club expects to keep
well up In front in the Valley league,
when that organization starts playing
off the first series Of games tomorrow
morning. Many of it's players were
connected with the Pacific Mutual
team, which won fifteen out of the
seventeen games played. Clark and
Eagle are the batteries. Clark, In one
of his games, played on the Echo park
diamond, pitched a fifteen-inning win
ming game, the score being to in
favor of the Pastime team.
Mathews, the fast first baseman of
the Pastlne club, is considered a
conner and no doubt will be seen in the
uniform of a professional club in
the near future.
The wells-Fargo ball team will try
conclusions with the Redondo team at
Redondo tomorrow afternoon.
The San Pedro club has fine in
field, but not an up-to-date outfield.
d. Smith, pitcher for the Wells-Far-
go team, was credited with a home
run last Sunday at Fiesta park, put
ting the ball over the left field fence.
e. s. Tilly. manager of the Wells
Fargo team, Is looking over the semi
professional ranks with view to SCI
curing some material from those
ranks.
Ray Matthews will hike for the sum-
NIT of Mount Lowe tomorrow in quest
of deer that are said to be there In
large numbers.
Catcher Leahy has just returned
from three weeks vacation and looks
the picture of health.
Moriarty, captain OF the Pasadena
team, should place his players wher-
ever he sees fit, without any back talk.
have been informed by Manager Tip
ton that If any of his players do not
obey the captain they must look else
where for positions.
Hilliard played a nice game at sec
ond last Sunday Hilliard will be
switched to the outfield and Stone will
be seen In his old position hereafter.
Jim Wilson had two errors chalked
I'D to him last Sunday, which Is some~
Cnlng UNUSUAL, as ne HAS pSOA PAe-S AHc
an errofless game lately.
Jake Wilson also will be changed by
next week to an outf1eld position.
The members of the San Francisco
team were the guests of Baron Long
and Jim Jeffries at the fight last night.
The big boy also entertained forty-two
of Krause's messenger boys.
On account Of the treasurer and sew
eral other members attending the fight
at Jeffries' club last night, there was
no quorum of the Valley league direct,
until next Wednesday night at the
same place, when full attendance Is
expected. An oversight of the presi-
dent In calling the meeting on a hight
night was the cause of the slim at
tendance.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-08-22
NATIONAL LEAGUE

ST. LOUIS, Aug. GA double, fol-
lowed by two sacrifices in the ninth.
scored one run and gave st. Louis the
second game of the series. Score;
st. Louis 4, hits 10, errors 1.
Philadelphia 8, hits II, errors 2.
Batteries-Lush and Ludwig; CORR
don and Doom. Umpire, Emslie.
CHICAGO, Aug. 21.-Chicago defeated
Boston, to 8. Score:
Chicago 5, hits 8, errors l.
Boston g. hits 5, errors 2.
Batteries-Reulbach, Overall, Moran
and Killing; Lindaman, Ferguson and
Smith. Umpires. Rudderham and Rig
Ter.
PITTSBURG, Aug. 81. = Pittsburg
won a postponed game from Brooklyn
today, to 1. Score:
Pittsburg 2. hits 9, errors o.
Brooklyn 1, hits z, errors l.
Batteries = Maddox and Gibson;
Rucker and Bergen. Umpire, ODay.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-08-22

does much to circulate the blood and
invigorate the lungs, on Sunday.
Cliff Reuman, amateur Champion
fniddleweight boxer of the PACING
coast. spared four fast rounds with
AL Kaufman Thursday at Venice
Cliff is in good condition at the pres
ent time and the fact that big Al has
chosen Cliff out of the score of local
professionals who are ready to jump at
the chance to train with the big heavy
weight, is something more than COM
plinent to Cliffs mere good looks.
The few members Tho were lucky
enough to be in the gallery about 8
o'clock Wednesday night were sur
prised at the game of handball which
the new baseball magnate, Jay Well
ton, put UP against as good player
as Joe Clemente. Although 1t was a
game of doubles, the other participants
were not in it, as the two first named
players did all the hitting. Jay was
defeated by two points, but showed
that he Is conner.
DR.. Treen will leave the city today
for Catalina island, where he will re-
main till Monday. Doc says he will
pass most of the time on the thick end
of three-six fishing rod and casting
his eagle eye over the waters beneath
him for the foolish yeilowtail. Doc is
somewhat of a fisherman and he surely
will return with the goods If the trick
Is possible.
Roy Swaine will start to train for
the long distance run to Venice, al
though he is not certain yet as to
whether he will enter or not.
Just because Lou Guernsey has not
been training for the race is no sign
according to the zodiac that he will
not win it. Lou had q suspicion that
the race would be postponed, thus all
lowing him a few more Lays to loaf.
Smart boy. that.
Did somebody say they thought La
and was a dark horse in the race?
The date of the race is set for We'd
nesday, not Sunday.
Harry Rice was playing handball
Friday and after playing for about
half an hour began to lose. He called
a bellboy and sent the ball down to
the office, saying that the bali was
dead. Billy Henderson received the
ball, looked at it, and sent 1t back.
Rice thought the boy had changed the
ball. He bounced 1t couple of times
and then started playing. As he hit
the first time he said, "There, that is
something like q ball. No wonder I
could not play before"
Mayor Burke of Norwalk is the latest
entry in the long distance race. He
signed up last night with Jack Nest.
Long may he run If he starts in the
race.
Cliff Reuman yesterday received a
letter from Manager Ivan Kahn, who
is terrorizing all the farmer lads in
the vicinity of Sulphur Mountain
springs. It Is characteristic of Ivan
to be matching fighters. He says that
he intends to match two local farmer
fighters against each other. He wished
to know If Cliff and Sam Coulter would
to appear when he announces
his card.
Ben Warrington has turned hunter
and is passing a couple of weeks among
the wilds Of the Bear valley region.
All members who are entered In
the long distance race and are not
with the A. A. u. may pro-
cure blanks from Billy Henderson to-
day.
Jack Warrington and Gordo Whelan
are at Catalina, enjoying weeks va
cation
Los Angeles herald., 1908-08-22
SUMMARY

Three-base hit-Johnson. Two-base hit-La
Longe. Sacrifice hits-Danzig. Ryan. Bases
on balls-Of Christian, 4. Struck 9ut-.By
Christian, 1; by Rose, a. Hit by pitched ball
-Cconey. Double play-Bassey to Cooney to
johnson; cooney to Danzig. Time-1:4o. UNI
pire- Stultz.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-08-22
Club GUESTS
TO TALK ON REFORM
PHELAN AND WORKS WILL Be
SPECIALLY H0NORED
Former VIII Deal with Municipal Gov
eminent in California and Latter
VIII Explain Proposed Char
ter Amendments

The City club will entertain as special
guests former Mayor James D. Phe-
Ian OF San Francisco and Judge John
at the Westminster hotel. Mr.. Phelan
will speak on features Of municipal
government in California cities, and
particularly on those relating to the
reform campaign IN San Francisco.
Judge Works will take up in detail
the charter amendments to be pre-
scented to the city council by the Mu~
nicipal league petitions. He has taken
an active part in the preparation of the
the charter revision commission.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-08-22
COMES TO FACE CHARGE
OF ROBBING A WIDOW

DETROIT, Mich, Aug. 21.-Charles
Rusk, wanted in San Francisco to an
swer a charge of grand larceny, waived
extradition and started for the west
today in charge of a San Francisco
detective. Rusk is alleged to have
taken the $4,000 insurance money re-
ceived by a widow whose boarding
house was destroyed at the time of the
big earthquake.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-08-22
WONDERFUL CATCH
MADE BY PLAYER

q WASHINGTON, Aug. S1.-Charles Q
8 Street, catcher of the Washington z
q baseball team, today won q bet OF $500 &
3 made with John Biddle OF this city by z
q performing the unprecedented, though Z
3 oft attempted feat of catching n regu- &
q Iation baseball dropped from the top (
3 Of the Washington monument. The &
q ball was dropped from height of $50 &
q feet above the pavement where Street e
3 caught 10 on the thirteenth attempt,
3 the failures being due 60 a rather brisk
3 wind which detected the ball in its 2
3 course street was considerably Jared G
3 by the impact of the sphere hut never (.
3 theless caught in the American league 6
5 game this afternoon.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-08-22
SUGAR and Coffee

NEW YORK, Aug. 2i.--rhe coffee futures
market closed net unchanged to points lower.
Sales a. 750 bags, including Sept. at 5.60G5 65c.
Dec 5.5595. soc; March, IS. s0Q565; May, bs5c;
spot coffee. quiet; No. Rio. 61sc; No. San
tos, Sike; mild, dull; Cordova. 99z@12he.
NEW YORK. Aug. 21--sugar, raw. quiet;
fair refining, S5063 &c. centrifugal, 90 test,
4@4 .0sc; nnolasses sugar. g. 2O63. Csc; refined,
ouiet crushed. E.soc; powdered, s.30c.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-08-22

FOREST FIRES WIPE OUT
TOWN; DESTROY BIG MILL

) BELIINGHAM, Wash, Aug. IA 4
B forest fire last night nearly wiped out I
5 the little town Of Bow, ten miles south Z
B of here. The saw and single mill and (
D dry kilns owned by Daniel Cain, with (
8 half a million shingles, were destroyed {
3 as well as Ave cottages belonging to (
D the mill company.
D Several towns threatened by fire for Z
several days past are declared safe by {
Fire Warden Lee.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-08-22
NEGROES AND WHITE MEN
CLASH; SEVERAL INJURED

8 CHICAGO, Aug. 21.-eeveral persons ::
@ were slightly hurt today when whites (
g and negroes at the corner of Chicago <
g and Milton avenues became involved In (
@ QUARREL using bricks and stones.
@ when q patrol wagon loaded with (
@ police responded 60 a riot call the (
@ combatants dispersed. Several were Z
9 injured but none fatally. Z
Los Angeles herald., 1908-08-22
AMERICAN TEAM STARS
ARRIVE IN NEW YORK

NEW YORK, Aug. 21.--Among the
passengers who arrived today on the
steamer Celtic from Liverpool and
Queenstown were Ralph Rose of the
Olympic club of San Francisco. and
Matthew McGrath and John j. Flana-
gan of the Irish American A. c. of
New York, members of the American
team which competed in the Olympic
games in London.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-08-22
|. A. A. c. GOSSIP

w HEN e. ]. Derby made formal
w announcement of the fact that
he would enter the Los Ange-
les-to-venice long distance run, which
is to be held under the auspices of the
Los Angeles Athletic club during the
forenoon of Admission day, September
Los Angeles herald., 1908-08-22
MAN WHO KILLED HIS WIFE
WITH A PITCHF0RK is HELD

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 21.-After
refusing to grant motion to reduce the
charge against Peter Pelassou, the aged
dairyman who is accused of killing his
wife with pitchfork, to one of murder
in the second degree, Judge Shortall
today held him for trial in the superior
court
Los Angeles herald., 1908-08-22
BEAVERS LOSE
EXCITING GAME
Ru Associated Press.

BY Associated Press
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 21.-After
Luilding up row of eight goose eggs
today Oakland nosed out in the ninth
inning with two runs, while Portland
had been content with one run made
in the sixth. 1t was nip and tuck all
the way with a grand stand finish
Rose held the Oaklanders down until
the ninth and was well supported.
ScoPe.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-08-22
Wealthy Chinese Dead

BAKERSFIELD, Aug. 21.-Choo LIE,
aged " and the wealthiest member of
the local Chinese colony, died here to-
day. His countrymen are planning
gorgeous funeral services for Monday,
and later In the week his remains will
be sent to Gina for burial.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-08-22

SUMMARY
Two-base hits-Willis, Dillon. Sacrifice
hits-Wheeler, Mohler First base on errors
Los Angeles l. Left on basesY-Los An
geles g. San Francisco Q. Bases on balls
on willis 4. Maggie 8. Struck out--By Wills
l. Maggie Double plays-McArdle to Will
iiama Dillon to Delmas Ellis to Hogan 10
Wheeler to Dillon TO Hogan Wild pitch--
Willis Hit by pitched ball--Hildebrand.
Time of game--1:4O. Umpire-OCo nnelL
Los Angeles herald., 1908-08-22
Panama Minister Homo

NEW YORK, Aug. M.-H. @. Squiers
American minister to Panama, and
family arrived here today on a two
months leave of absence.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-08-22
GOING Up

Church-You had quite a lot Of
shares of mining stock on your desk
the other day when / called. Has the
stock gone up any?
Gotham-Oh, yes, the pile is about
four inches higher now.-Y onkers
Statesman.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-08-22

SAN JOSE, Aug. 2L-Jose Torres.
wanted in Pajaro for assauIting and
robbing another Mexican, was arrested
here today.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-08-22
CITY IEAnuE

III HE directors of the City baseball
league have given out the sche-
dule for next Sunday as follows:
Euclids VS.. Modern Woodmen Of
Amarfca af E1ioiide, diamond.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-08-22

THIS FILM WAS PRODUCED FROM THE
BEST AND MOST COMPLETE ORIGINAL,
Los Angeles herald., 1908-08-22
SAN FRANCISCO

SCORE BY INNINGS
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