Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-11-24
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partment deputy sheriff. had crouch on yes
erday because he says he quoted in an interview
hat he and which placed him in a false and
embarrassing light Jack says he has fought out ms deno
cerned but outsiders seem to still have It in their craw
record during his term in office and enjoys the frenshp
o. all horsemen who raced last season at Santa Anita
The first of the that feature the
ante o @ be Maen ana obg
Bright the "impresarios in charge of details and
These dances usually great crowds of horsemen
and it will be pretentious affair than Thurs
day night.
T. w. O'Brien, business and sportsman of Chi
cago, and w. B. Chapman, Windy City bookmaker We're
the arrivals yesterday They here for the win
block OBren will be sharpshoong from the ground
yesterday placed commission of $500 on
Freddies chances against $500 of local sportsmans
money
Happiness Hogan (and spder) came up yesterday
Laguna Beach and issued challenge to the world Frank
Chances Cubs not excepted, behalf of the Laguna
team for any old thing money marbles chalk or ban
quet The lineup of the team will be follows: Tozer
Gray pitchers; Shaw and Hogan, catchers; Dillon
Dad Webster shortstop stenfedt third base Cravatn
right field Ellis left field one Of the catohers center
Beach.
Baron Long arises to remark with increased
and impressive emphasis that the free list positively has
that the sporting editors VIII not have ANY free
press the working telegraph operators
enjoy pass privilege night This is
the level
Every fight fan sportsman in the south is pulling
for the of Jack Gleason in his injunction proceed
ings against Jimmy Cofroth Gleason wants to prevent
giving Cofroth perpetrated dirty deal upon
his and rival n gong GSt aa an nj
thoroughbred sporsmen in the south have spared
eoroth and since the latter has entered into dirty
deal at liability of loss OF $4,000 or more it would be
fitting reward him he should be enjoned from hold
ing the fight and in addition would be forced to make
his guarantee the fighters 1t would be only mere
justiceand only instament Of what really due him.
Sam Hidreth unloaded sixteen horses of his
stables Anita yesterday and others yet to
Leary Hidreth and wife also arrived and viii remain
the Pomona handicap candidates in excellent
trim
Pat Dunno and his string among
arrivals yesterday Fourteen horses in the Dunno
brought along Berwick the crack racer owned by Tom
Mcdowell.
A. F. Dayton and Pop" Willard returned YESTERDAY
Jack Nunnay and Miard brought back the six horses
he took north for his racing firm neTdng MeFrili ana @
Willard won than did Dayton. w ST Vincent
also came south bringing pair Of good ones
J. H. McAvoy. one of the prominent trainers of
the metropolitan circuit arrived for the winter rae
ing He has only two horses here and comes 70
mate scenery for future reference when
dguing upon winter racing He trains one Of the largest
Berkshire and Held 2-year-olds are in his stable
The and largest oil painting of thorough
bred is that of Jack Atkin. the
splendid racer bred owned by Barney Schrebor,
Which Charlie hung up in his Del Monte resort yes
terday 1t was painted by Henry Stul, Of the most
notable painters the thoroughbred in the world. His
admired in Europe and America but never
before seen Los Angeles.
Charlie Pike passenger agent for the Salt Lake is
boasting % i'm his neck and uses this an
excuse for walking along streets and
for refusing of his friends The business
of the suffering in sympathy, however, as
Charlie has well established in Los Angeles.
Rube Smith the Denver weterweght scrapper, arrived
in Los Angeles night with Fred Corbett 12S-lSO
FOUNDER whom he desires tn get matched with some OF
The local stars in that division Corbet Denver
bater a record back his claims for at
tenton matched to fight Larry Gordon twenty
I'VE rounds Goldhed Christmas day bur will re-
days before returning to the Nevada
city training