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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-04-01
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TRICT OF HAWAII.
In the Matter of H. S. Swinton, Bank
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Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-19

matches, would prefer to reside in the
land OF snowstorms for the remainder
of the winter and keep their present
regulations a while longer than to meet
the fast lightweight in the ring.
Sam has boxed with every profess
sional lightweight of note in the coun-
try. among whom are Jack and John
Twin Sullivan Jimmy Britt, Jimmy
Burns, Battling Nelson, Montana Kid,
Packy Mcfarland, Billy Papke and
Freddie Welsh. The latter particular
ly is a great admirer of Sans style
and general ability.
Prof. Van Cour. has hal Coulter box
ing all over Los Angeles county at ev-
cry exhibition where he thought his
protege could gain least bit OF ex-
perience. Try as he might, however,
amateur who will consent to meet his
crack lightweight in the ring.
Good Ripg General
His ring generaNship Is superb, his
footwork is excellent and he seems to
He Is like the painter who mixes
brains with his paint and always waits
for his man to spend himself before
sailing in with two arms resembling
battering rams and working with the
speed of steam driven piston rods. His
wonderful straight left upholds the old
adage 'every knock is a boost" for
when 1t lands right 1t generally Is a
boost" and the receiver of the blow
soon finds himself soaring into strange
realms, the kind dreams are made of,
and the ten seconds seem as many
hours.
Out of five ring battles during the
last year Sam has won four OF them,
three opponents being disposed of by
knockouts. The lost battle was per-
haps the most important, being for the
amateur lightweight championship of
the coast, which was pulled off at San
Francisco last January. After three
terrific rounds of fighting the judges
disagreed and another round was sug-
gested as the quickest way to decide
the winner Unfortunately for Sam,
however, the majority OF judges de-
cided against him, but the howls of
the crowd were decidedly in Sam's
favor. That last round cost Sam a
of the Pacific coast. Since that bout
in the north Sam has. trained steadily.
He showed a marked improvement
when he won his present title of South
ern California champion at the boxing
tournament which was held last April
at Chutes park. Jim Hayes was Sam's
opponent and he took the count after
-FOUR minutes nghtlng, Hayes class
is shown by the fact that he defeated
Frank Picato during the opening of
the tournament. The punch that Sam
depends upon most is a straight left,
although he has wallop with either
hand that resembles the kick of a mad
dened mule.
At the present time Coulter is in the
mountains in tho northern part of the
state, combining a camping expedition
with a three months training stunt
that should put him in condition to
get the title he has worked so hard
for-that of amateur champion light
weight boxer of the Pacific coast. This
Gentleman Jim" of the Los Angeles
Athletic club will surely have the sup
port of 500 of its members who have
cheered him in more than one scrap
that for excitement would put many
of the professional bouts in the back
ground.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-19
THORSEN SHOWS
WINNING FORM
FILINGS THE BALL IN GREAT
FASHION
COMMUTERS FIND HIS BENDERS
PUZZLING
Champions Take Final Game of Sea-
son with Oakland Bunch by Score
of 9 to 4-Vlsitors Play Bush
League Baseball
Angels 9, Oakland 4

Cap Dillon gave young Thorsen a
trial on the firing line yesterday
against the rejuvenated and hard-hit-
ting Commuter bunch, and the young
ster proved fully up to expectations in
every particular. He will do beyond
all doubt. He twirled seven innings,
allowing five hits and two runs, the
Angels meantime making ten hits and
nine runs. Thorsen will be one Of the
regular pitching staff next season, and
would have been worked more this sea-
son, only for the fact that all the reg
ular staff were pitching In such con-
sistent winning form that his services
really were not required.
1t was the final game of the season
between the Angels and Oakland, and
a good crowd was in attendance, al
though 1t was not as large for Sun
Gay crowd as the Angels deserved, by
any means. The champs swatted john
sons curves at will and could have
made the score greater than it was had
they extended themselves to the limit.
Probably the bum support that john
son was accorded all the way round,
in field and at bat, discouraged him, as
five misplays In the field were official
ly recorded, and they seemed wholly
unable to do anything of moment with
Thorsen's benders.
Following is the official score and
rU.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-19
NEVADA PROSPECTOR
SUCCUMBS TODEATH
DESTROYS of Ending Life Because of
Failure to Make Fortune, He Dis
charged Cartridge Bullet
Into His Breast

Thomas Cunningham. the Nevada
prospector, who, in an attempt to COM
NIT suicide discharged a cartridge into
his breast by hammering 1t with a
railroad spike until 1t exploded. died
at the county hospital Saturday after
noon from his wound.
The body was taken to a local un-
dertaker's, where the coroner will hold
an inquest today.
Cunningham was the partner in a
mining claim near Reno, New, with
a man of the name of John Hicks. The
claim which they owned is said to be
a valuable one, and within short
time would have produced prof1tably.
Cunningham became discouraged at
the failure to make a fortune, and hav-
ing expended all his money, and know
ing no way of raising funds, inflicted
the injury which finally resulted In
his death.
Cunningham was the son of an old
time telegraph operator, at the present
time employed, it is said, in San Fran
cisco. His father was notified Satur-
day by the coroner of the death OF
his son. and it is probable he will be
here today.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-19
HAL CHASE HITS
DOYLE; ARRESTED
ALMOST PRECIPITATES RIOT
AT SACRAMENTO
POLICE TAKE HIM IN CUSTODY
TO AVOID TROUBLE
Game Between MIllers and Capital
Citys Marred by Disgraceful Exhl-
bton of RowdyIsm on the
Field Yesterday
[By Associated Press. ]

SACRAMENTO, Oct. 1S.-Today's s
game between Stockton and Sacra-
mento was one of the most disgraceful
exhibitions of the national sport ever
seen here. Hal Chase struck Charlie
Doyle on the mouth, cutting his lip,
and there was a riot imminent for a
few minutes, the police quelling it by
arresting Chase and ejecttng him from
the park. Score:
Sacramento II, hits IL, errors l.
Stockton 8, hits 10, errors 3.
Batteries-Brown, Whalen and Gra-
ham,. Henderson, Moriarity, MosN-
man and Hackett. Umpires-Mc-
Carthy and Moore.
SANTA CRUZ, Oct 1S.-Alameda
lost out in the eighth inning today
when Randolph weakened after his
club had alT the best of it's game with
Santa Cruz. Mosher's three doubles
featured the play. Score:
Santa Cruz 8, hits 8, errors ..
Alameda 6, hits IA, errors 4.
Batteries-Randolph and Burns;
Mosher, Williams and Brooks.
SACRAMENTO Oct. 18-Stockton
and Sacramento broke even in a dou-
ble-header today. While the morning
game was long drawn and unlnterest-
ing the afternoon game was one OF the
best ever seen Oh lHo COe'S'' o.
first game:
Stockton A. hits Z, errors 1.
Sacramento 8, hits 8, errors 4.
Batteries-Henderson and Hackett;
Brown and Graham.
Afternoon game
Stockton 0, hits 8, errors /.
Sacramento l, hits 5, errors 2.
Batteries-Moskiman and Hackett;
Whalen and Byrnes.
SAN JOSE, Oct. 1S.-In the worst
exhibition ever put up here by any
team San Francisco was defeated by
the leaders in the State league race
here today. Score;
San Jose IS, hits II, errors 3.
San Francisco 3. hits 8. errors 10.
Batteries-Wolter and Eager; Van
Otterman, Frink and Conrad.
FRESNO, Oct. 1S.-The offerings Of
Roscoe Miller were clouted all over
the lot by Fresno today, the locals get
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-19
SENDS PICATO
AFTER WINNER
M'CAREY WANTS HIM TO GO
HIGHER UP
OFFERS HIM VICTOR IN SAVERS.
CULLEN BOUT
Milwaukee Lightweight and His San
Francisco Opponent Put In Busy
Moments at Training Yester-
day for Their Battle

1t is probable that Frank Picato, the
local knockout kid who gave George
Herberts such a severe drubbing last
Friday night, will get chance to go on
up the ladder without delay, as Man
ager McCarey is considering the idea of
matching him with the winner of the
Maurice Sayers-Dick Cullen scrap that
will be the main event of the big card
which he will stage Friday night.
Picato fought an impressive battle that
night, despite his wildness and lack of
experience, and McCarey will send him
up the line as fast as he can go.
Cullen worked out with young O'Neill
yesterday at the East Side Athletic
club, boxing six rounds with the San
Francisco lad. Walter Fisher Joined
the camp colony yesterday and today
he will box with Willie O'Neill and be-
gin regular training for his contest with
Kid Snyder. The newsboy fighter who
made Russell quit last Friday evening
IS doing his work at the Maud Junction
pavilion, while Danny Webster Is
training at Boyle Heights.
Sayers had a busy Sunday, going on
the road In the morning and continuing
his work at the South Side Athletic
club In the afternoon. He boxed seven
sessions with Ad Wolgast and seemed
In fine shape after the work. Sayers
will have no difficulty in going ten
rounds at fast clip and Cullen will
have to show UP In championship form
to beat the eastern boy.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-19

he says he took on in the last forty
hours 1t begins to look like both boys
were a bit afraid of the Issue and were
none too confident of winning.
If they weighed within two pounds
of each other Saturday afternoon they
probably would weigh in that neigh
borhood this noon. This would leave
Wolgast with no increased advantage
since weighing in. If, as he says, VOL
CAST has gained only two pounds, he
could have taken it off in one road
run or in the baths and would not
affect himself materially. Either propo-
stion could have been agreed to by the
boys without prejudice to their inter-
ests, and their action in refusing to
agree, and the consequent calling off
of the fight and the disappointment of
the fans, will not increase the popular
ity of either scrapper in the least. The
club, also, will be a big loser. fnanci-
ally, although through no fault of its
management.
The postponement means that the
club will be dark for about a month.
The contractors will begin work upon
the roof without delay and figure that
they will require fully three weeks to
complete 1t. This probably will mean
a month. So, the next scrap at Ver-
non probably viii be staged about Mo-
vember 10 or 20. While in enforced in
activity, Baron Long will put In his
time arranging a few good cards for
the winter season, and promises that
when the club resumes business next
month it will start off by staging at
tractive cards and will keep up the
standard throughout the winter season.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-19

Failure of the boys TO agree upon the
weight question caused the failure of
the scrap. The boys weighed IN Sat-
urday noon at 122 pounds, Wolgast hav-
ing a few pounds, probably two full
pounds advantage. Long asked the
boys to agree to the postponement
when it began to rain and they agreed.
Yesterday they were consulted regard
ing the weights and Weeks insisted
that they weigh in at noon today at
122 pounds. Wolgast refused to make
weight and insisted that they meet at
catchweights. saying that he had taken
on two pounds and would not weaken
himself by efforts at getting back to
the featherweight limit.
While it is regretted that the bout
cannot be pulled off, the public cannot
lay any blame upon the club. Long
has been hurrying things In his eff
forts at getting the roof on the pavilion
but it cannot be completed for three
weeks at least. Fearing that the bout
would not draw to its full value as
night attraction while the arena was
roofless, the date was changed from
October 20, at night, to last Saturday
afternoon. Rain interfered then and
caused the postponement until this
afternoon. The postponement made 1t
necessary for some weight agreement
between the boys and 1t was impossible
to get them together.
It is difficult to figure out why Weeks
would insist upon making weight
again, after they lad weighed in Sat-
urday afternoon, and it is also diff
cult to imagine why Wolgast refused
to take off the extra two pounds that
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-19
CARLISLE PRACTICING
FOR PENNSYLVANIA
Game with the Red and Blue Eleven
Expected to Be Most important
Contest Played This
Season

Last week opened with the Carlisle
Indian football scores standing 126 to
their opponents 8. Secret practice and
cold weather had their advent at Car
lisle Indian football practice last Mon
DAY. The secret practice Will continue
at least until the battle with Pennsyl-
Vania, October "a. Elaborate precau-
tions are taken at the Indian school
to guard against the approach toward
the practice field of parties unknown
to the football officials. Coach Warner
and his assistants, Johnson and Ex-
endine, are said to be working out
some very elaborate plays for the
especial delectation of Penn's sturdy
sons, but Warner Will say nothing for
publication as to the particular tack
he will take in the Philadelphia game.
The redskins were much encouraged
by their remarkable defeat of SYRIA
cuse's husky gridiron heroes, who
came SO close to defeating Yale the
week before. Carlisle simply played
Syracuse off her feet by snappy,, fierce
work. The redskins were unscathed so
far as serious injuries were concerned,
but every Indian who entered the game
was naturally bruised severely.
Speedy as has been the majority of
plays so far reeled off by Carlisle,
the Carlisle coaches have been harp
ing continually to the players on the
necessity or ueVeIoplilB speed Ine llHe
men generally are not as quick In get
ting into action as could be expected,
but they make up in the ferocious in
tensity of their style of play in meas
ure for their lack of speed. The handl-
cap Of the bruises received by those
famous Indian stars, Houser and
Afraid d-of-a-Bear, is becoming more
apparent every day, and there are
diminishing hopes of their effective
ness for the rest of the season. The
past week was one of comparative rest
for Carlisle, there being in view only
the Quaker game for October "a. Head
Coach Warner, with the assistance of
DR.. Ferdinand Shoemaker, carefully
nursed the gridiron warriors.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-19
YOUTH PUT UNDER ARREST
FOR RUNNING BLIND PIG

William Haller, IL years old, who
lives with his parents at 1855 Sunset
boulevard, was arrested yesterday aft
ernoon by Patrolmen Busse and Beau
mont, working out Of the captains
office, for conducting a blind pig at
his home.
According to the officers there is a
grading camp near Haller's residence,
and the men are good customers. The
officers purchased several bottles OF
liquor during the last three days, and
today, when they made their usual
purchase, young Haller was placed un-
der arrest.
Samuel Haller, the father of the lad.
conducts a liquor store at 622 West
Seventh street. He deposited $100 bail
for his sons appearance in police court
today.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-19
DETROIT WINS
FROM CHICAGO
TAKES EXHIBITION GAME BY
ITO 3 SCORE
REULBACH AND OVERALL HIT
FOR FOURTEEN sAFETlES
Ty Cobb Wins Bunt-and-Run, 100-
Yard Dash and Base-Running
Events of Field
Meet

CHICAGO, Oct. 1S.-In an exhibition
game Detroit of the American league
today won from the worlds champion
Chicago team OF the National league
by a score of to g. Detroit made
fourteen hits off overall and Reulbach,
who pitched for Chicago. Exhibitions
of base running, throwing and hitting
were given by the players, Cobb of De-
troit winning the bunt-and-run to first
base 1-5 seconds. Cobb also won the
1OO-yard dash in 10 2-5 seconds, and
circled the bases In 1878 seconds
Overall won the fungo hitting contest,
273 feet, and Hoffman threw the ball
33S feet. Score:
Detroit ............. .sss.s-.t - Y
Batteries-Reulbach, Overall and king
and Moran; Mullin, Winter and Thomas.
Two-base hits-Hoffman, Tinker, King,
Mullin. Three base hits Zimmerman,
Crawford Bases on balls--Of overall 8.
MullIn /. Struck out-By Reulbaeh /,
overall .. Umpire-O'Day.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-19

ting twelve hits. two of which were
home runs and four doubles. Right
Fielder Ed Kennedy got three hits in
four times up. one a homer and one a
double. Kuhn also smashed the ball
over the fence. Baum was steady.
Score:
Fresno g, hits 12, errors 2.
Oakland 1, hits 7. errors 4.
Batteries-Baurn and Kuhn; Miller
and Bliss.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-19
POLICE GUN CLUB ACTS AS
HOST AT BARBECUE ON RANGE

Mayor Harper. Chief Of Police Kern.
Captain of Police Thomas Broadhead.
Captain of Detectives Paul Flammer.
several members Of the board of DO
lice commissioners and a number Of
patrolmen attended barbecue given
under the auspices of the Police Gun
club at its range on the Fred Mailer
ranch, near Shorb.
The club has several high class trap
shooters in Its membership and a num-
ber 4. good scores have been made on
the grounds.
The men went for an outing and
were entertained with an ample re-
past.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-19
POSTPONED WEEKS-WOLGAST BOUT
DECLARED Off BY JEFFRIES CLUB
BOYS REFUSE TO AGREE UPON NEW WEIGHT ARRANGEMENT
WHEN ASKED TO DO so

Cripple Creek Sapper Insisted Upon Making Poundge Noon
Today While Milwaukee Mauler Declined Attempt It. Say
ing That He Had Taken Two Pounds and Would
Weaken Himself If He Tried o Get Back Feather
weight Limit-Nether Shows Enthusiasm Regard
ing Match-Both Probably Afraid of Result
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-19

After extended conference yesterday between Baron Long
manager of the es Athletic club and Ad Wogast and Freddie
Weeks who matched to box rounds last Saturday
before the which bout postponed until
this afternoon of decided call off the bout
and cancel the date the scrappers with the club Therefore the
postponed bout will not be staged this afternoon
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-19
Satisfaction

Il suppose you are proud Of the as
cent you made in your airship2"
"Oh, no." answered the inventor. 81
don't attach so much Importance to
the ascent. But / am rather proud of
the way in which I got back to earth"
Washington Star.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-19
IOEdIIs FsssssVi
SCORE BY INNINGS
5 SUMMARY

Two-base hits-smlth, Delmas. sacri-
lce hit-McCay First base on errors
Los Angeles 9, Oakland 1. Left on bases
LOS Angeles S, Oakland 8, Bases on
balls-OR johnson 8. Thorsen g. Wheeler l.
Struck out-By Wheeler l. Double plays
MoCay 10 Truesdale Hits-On Thorsen g.
Wheeler g. Passed balls--Easterly. wild
ptches-Johnson. Hit by pitched ball
Howard. Heitmuler. c. Lewis. Time
2s0. Umpires-O' ConneIl and Toman.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-19
Remember

To "aviate" means to navigate the
air. One may be up in the air and yet
not be an aviator-Louisville Courier
Journal.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-19

behind the bat for the Tigers; Jeffries.
Jess Stovall of Cleveland. who will
arrive today; Walter Johnston Of the
Washington Americans. and other dta-
mond and sporting stars, play In the
game. and 1t should attract fans in suf-
ficient numbers to net quite nice sum.
Arizona republican., 1908-03-07
SALE AND RENTAL PROPERTY. HIGH LOTS AT LOW PRICES,

Your choice of twenty eight regular size lots on the north side. in Mt. Pleasant addition. S2.50 per week in- vested in one Of those lots entities you to move on and build your home and stop paying rent Prices, $50 to $250 per lot
 I have some furnished and unfurn- ished houses for rent. Call or phone black 79. and you will be courteosly treated.
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 Bonds.
 9 East Edams Street.
 PHOENIX, ARIZONA.
Arizona republican., 1908-03-07
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Arizona republican., 1908-03-07
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Arizona republican., 1908-03-07
FOR SALE.

AUCTION Saturday at l:30 D. m. at Hammond's Auction House. % South First Ave. Will sell all kinds of household furnishings, poultry, driv- ing and work horses. guns and wheels. List with me all you have to sell. Telephone Red All. w. D. Hammond, auctioneeer.
Arizona republican., 1908-03-07
PrQtt-GHbert Go.

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