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Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-10
ATHLETES ARE
GETTING BUSY
BASKETBALL SEASON SOON TO
OPEN AT POLY
Miss Mary Brown to Resume Tennis
and Indoor BasebaIl-Other Good
Players Are Training for
Teams
BY RED PERKINS

Athletes of POLYTECHNIC high school
are daily rounding into shape for the
different athletic tournaments and foot
ball Rugby games. On the basketball
courts Capt. Blair has his men out
throwing field goals and learning the
art of perfect guarding. Several prac-
tice games will be played with the
various colleges and high schools be-
fore the basketball season opens
Among those who were out yesterday
on the courts were Record and Blair,
who are trying for the forward posi-
tions. Kallmyer, who is considered to
be one of the fastest men in Southern
California, is out for center and nc
doubt will make the team. Slaughter
and Manning will try for guards. Fol-
lowing is the schedule as arranged by
Capt. Blair for the season:
November 21-Polytechnic VS.. Holly
wood at Hollywood.
November 28-Polytechnic VS.. South
Pasadena at Polytechnic.
December 5-Polytechnic VS.. Pasa-
dent high school at Polytechnic.
December 12.-Polytechnic VS.. Har-
ward military school at Harvard.
January 10.-Polytechnic VS.. Los An
geles high school at high school.
January 17-PoIytechnic VS.. Long
Beach at Polytechnic.
The tennis courts are used every
afternoon by racquet wielders, and
from the interest taken by the different
candidates, Polytechnic should have q
strong team this year. Those out yes
terday were Miss Mary Brown, the all
round woman athlete; Kent Smith
Stearns and Blakeslee. Miss Mary
Brown and Smith showed their playing
ability in the recent tennis high school,
ftn nf a
"Poly" would feel a great loss in Its
athletic teams, as Miss Brown not only
is q tennis player but is good at indoor
baseball, and caught for the Poly
team in the county high school cham
pionship, which was won by the Wash
ington street school last year.
The Rugby football team of San Ber-
nardino has picked both the first an6
second teams as follows:
First team--Forwards Harrison, Cur.
tbs, Boone, Davis, Hoagland, Nish
Driver and Hoover; halves, Brooks and
Thomas; three quarters, Reeves. Neese
Morgan and Foraker; full, Linder.
Second team = Forwards, Tyler
Foulke, Lindsay. mckenzie, King
Daley and Roddick; halves. Harris anC
Poole; three quarters, Longmire, Post
Phillips, Cox and Hodge; full, Jones'
The first game of the season was
played yesterday on the Gate city grid
iron between the first and second
teams and 1t was fast from the first
to the last half, the score being 26 to
in favor of the first team. During yes.
terday's game Linder displayed his
ability by converting four out of six
goals throughout the game.
The students OF the normal school are
organizing their basketball team, and
the frst practice game was played last
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-10
Racing, Boxing, Baseball
THIRTY SEVEN MOTOR CARS RACE
OVER LONG ISLAND ROADS TODAY
Sweepstakes Will Mark Formal Opening OF
the Remodeled Vanderbilt Cup Course.
Cars of Five Glasses to Contest

Motor Parkway sweepstakes; cars
selling for $4001 and over:
Chadwick car, Chadwick Engineering
works, Willie Haupt driver.
Isotta, Clifford v. Brokaw, Herbert
Lytho driver.
Simplex, Palmer &c Singer.
Hotchkiss, Hotchkiss Import COM
pany.
Knox, Knox Automobile company,
Basic driver.
Renault, Renault Freres, Lewis
Strang driver.
Meadow Brook sweepstakes, for cars
selling for $3OO1 to $4,000:
Garford car, entered by Stewart Eli
OFT, c. Doty driver
Allen Kingston, Harry Allen.
Knox, Knox Auto company, Rourque
driver.
Rainier, Mrs. Joan Newton Cuneo,
L. 4. Disbrow driver.
Garden City sweepstakes; cars selling
for SPOOL to $4,000:
Moon car entered by Charles Duerr.
Laucia, Holtan company.
Palmer g. Singer, Palmer & Singer.
Stoddard Dayton, Atlantic Motor COM
pany.
Stoddard Dayton, Atlantic Motor COM
pany, Wright driver.
Stoddard Dayton, Atlantic Motor COM
pany, Tuttle driver.
Pennsylvania, Pennsylvania Auto
Motor company.
Pennsylvania, Pennsylvania Auto
Motor company.
Chalmers Detroit Forty, Carl H. Page
company, Lorimer driver.
Jericho sweepstakes; cars selling for
$1001 to $4,000:
Chalmers Detroit car, entered by Carl
H. Page company, Burns driver.
Mitchell, Mitchell Motor Car COM
pany.
Mitchell, Mitchell Motor Car COM
pany.
Maxwell, Maxwell Brisco Motor COM
| pany.
Nassau sweepstakes; cars selling for
| $1,000 and under:
Mitchell car, entered by Mitchell Mo-
| tor Car company.
Mitchell, Mitchell Motor Car COM
pany.
Gyroscope, Gyroscope Automobile
company.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-10
JUDGE C0NREY TO SPEAK
ON DIRECTORS LIABILITY
Senate Amendment No. SO to Be Sub.
ject of Discussion Before City
Club at Its Session
Today

NJ P. Conrey, judge of the superior
court of this county, will speak at the
noon meeting of the City club today on
senate amendment No. 33, which will
be voted upon at the coming election
as a proposed amendment to the state
constitution.
This amendment makes stockholders
of a corporation liable for all it's debts
ito the amount of their own stock and
makes the directors or trustees Jointly
and severally liable to the creditors
and stockholders for all moneys en-
bezzled or misappropriated by officials
of the corporation.
This Is the second discussion of con-
stitutional amendments before the City
club. Two weeks ago George Van
Smith of San Francisco talked upon
assembly amendment No. 8, which pro-
vides for the direct primary.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-10

night, the Polytechnic high scool five
winning by a score of 60 to 4. The
normal school team lined up as fol-
lows: Harwood, center; Capt. Hooker
and Cripe, forwards; Allen and Bryant,
guards.
From the rapid manner in which the
Riverside high school football squad is
rounding into shape it is certain that
the team this year will be strong.
Under the direction of Coach Griffin the
nightly practices are developing many
good men and the experienced men on
the squad are showing up in good form.
For the first time last night the team
appeared on the campus for signals,
falling on the ball, passing the ball,
running down punts and other essential
points of the game was drilled into
the players. From this time on Coach
Griffin will devote his time to forma-
ton play.
The Pastime football team still is
without a game for Sunday, and Man
ager Pearson would be pleased to hear
from any club in regard to a practice
game. Call Pearson, South 4542, for
further information.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-10

SOUTHERN STATE LEAGUE
Games in the Southern State league
for tomorrow are: Pico Heights VS..
Dolgeville at Dolgevills; Gardena VS..
Tnistles at South Side Athletic club at
1 o'clock; Rivera VS.. Dyas-Clines at
Los Nietos.
President Thomas of the Valley
league desires to hear from Manager
Clark of the Racycle team this morn
ing at his place of business.
Manager Dutch is requested to phone
to me either today or Monday night
at McCormick's pool room.
There is letter in this office for
Manager Louis Pitzer of the SouthpaW
team.
There will be a double-header on the
Joy park diamond tomorrow afternoon.
In the first game the Santa Anita COL
ored team will play the Pioneer CLUB.
while the Norwalk team will play the
Giants in the second game.
The Johnson Machine company ball
team desires to hear from the Hughes
planning mills or from any other aggre-
cation in regard to Sunday morning
games. Call John Ely at Boyle 6l7 for
The Herald.
The White City baseball team of Ar
cadia will play the Santa Fe club OF
Los Angeles tomorrow. Following Is
the White City lineup: Cohn, snort
stop: Wilson, second base; Ebert, first
base; Johnny Derani, pitcher: Jerry,
third base; Joe Dimadigo, left field;
Nick. center field; Archie, the husky
lad, right field; Dobs, catcher.
The manager Of the Orange baseball
team has sent me a check for railroad
fare for the Olympic ball team ana
Manager White is requested to step
forward and receive the same for the
game which will be played this after
noon on the Orange diamond. Players
are requested to meet Manager White
at the Pacific Electric depot, sixth and 10
Main streets, not later than 1880
o'clock. Following is the lineup of
the Olympic club: J. Prosper, second
base; L. Parker, shortstop; V. Lewis,
third base; ]. oliver, first base; Q.
Brown, catcher: F. White, left field;
J. Wilson, center field; r. Prosper,
right field; G. Beavers, right field and
substitute.
The manager of the Orange team
would be pleased to schedule a game
with the Colored Giants for october
| 81. Arrangements can DC indue
through The Herald.
| The Working Boys club would be
pleased to arrange a game with the
Frank Simpson team for this afternoon.
The manager Of the Working Boys
team will call upon Manager Tilly this
morning at the Tufts-Lyon sporting
goods store to make final preparations
| for the game.
The Crane Produce team desires to
hear from any team in regard to
game Sunday afternoon Ring up ex-
change 65 and ask for Lee. The game
il arranged, will be played at Agri-
cultural park.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-10
WOULD REFUSE TO WED
COUPLES UNvERSED IN
ART OF CHILD RAISING

BELLINGHAM. Wash. Oct. 81
hope to see the day when the law will
require the prospective bride and
bridegroom who are preparing to be
married to present certificate of pro-
f1ciency in child-raising before the
ceremony may be performed.
when the people awaken to the fact
that it is one of the paramount duties
of all parents to know how to rear
children, when they realize the fact
that they should know something about
child raising before thew enter matri-
mony. there will be fewer cases before
the juvenile courts. l consider the
problem of child raising the greatest
before the civilized world" declared
Judge Neremiah Neeter. judge of the
Juvenile court, before the 200 delegates
to the convention of the Washington
State Federation of Women's clubs
last night.
The four days convention of the
federation closed today with the cleo
ton of officers.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-10
MOTORISTS HURT BY CAR
ASK FOR S50,OnC DAMAGES

\ Three dana ce suits, aggregating
+ $4,000, were yesterday filed In the
!. superior court against the Lo- An
i geles-Pacific company by persons 4.
i. who sustained injuries on August !
4 23 last, when an automobile owned !
4 by Cory G. .4off was struck by !
y car on Western avenue, near Six !
4. teenth street.
+ The plaintiffs are Anna III. Hoff, !
4 Alta May Hoii and Elsie May Nc ]
y Kibben, who according 20 the COM !
J. plant, were permanently injured J
!. as a result of the accident. Anna !
j. M. Hoff asks for damages in the I
j. sum of $4,000, while the other !
!. plaintiffs ask for $3.50 each. !
j. j. i i \ i j. i i i + + + j. + + j. !
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-10
cALlFoRNIA WINTER LEAGUE

TOLLOWING is the schedule of
games in the California Winter
II league for tomorrow:
Pasadena VS.. Salt Lakes at Athletic
park, Boyle Heights.
McCormicks VS.. Mafers at Thirty
eighth and Santa Fe avenue.
Azusa VS.. Santa Ana at Santa Ana.
The Edisons, Hoegees, San Diego and
San Pedro games are postponed ana
all four teams will take a day off.
No games will be played in the Sum-
mer league.
Following are the lineups of the va
rious clubs in the league:
Pasadena
BuIger Wash, Lee Wolfe, Crittenden, Maui
rice Moriarity, Jim Wilson, Jake Wilson, Bon
ME Leahy Frank Hillard, Clarence Marshall,
Babe Asher. Murray Parker.
Santa Ana
C. Cravath, Kelley, w. Johnson. o. Meets
j. Altizer, J. Morrison, r. Brown, ]. Robin
son. E. Courtney, A. Mott, f. Householder. c.
Head.
snodgrass, Hardness. Adams Click. shafer
McAuaide, Mccain, Wilkinson g. Suess
Gray, Carlisle, Gamble. lie Brant, Ores.
San Pedro
B. Whaling, lie Brant Ford, shaffer, Cline
3. Franks, Brissino, Jensen. DAILY, Smiley
Autry, II. Mangerino, Suess.
Edisons
Mckay, Lyman, Thomas Briswalter. Eagle
5slyer, Encoe. Goodwin, .Gabe, Wilhoite, Sto'
vail, Buelow
G.. Liebhart, H. Thomson, D. Genodin, p
Aguayo, e. Bradley, Montague H. Kaufman
]. Luid, o. De Vain, Roy Hit. r. Dalton, j
Ferlin
McCormicks
B. Kinkline, F. Andrade. II. Plake. ]. Camp
bell H. Kimmerle, G.. Kimmerle, p. Harris
Pfelster, Cosby, r. Beaver, D. Tobey. B
Spencer, E. Reid.
Salt Lakes
W. Sears. E. Reiger. M. Clark, J. Perdoth
c. Ely, f. Moore, J. Duarte, e. Corbin. r
Clinton, II. Garrity, F. Waltze.
San DiegOs
r. Hoop, Cakes, ]. Stoval, T. Downie, J
Meyers, J. McCarty, Ike Rockenheld Ike But
Ter, W. Slagle. Rube Marquard, J. Hartley
AL Carson, w. Hanihan.
Ma1ers
Hoffman, Ferrais, Koeller, Kelley, Leonard
Biande. Wiesel, Hensling, Mcdonald, Mast
Smith.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-10

ALAAITOS--Bass, croaker, China croaker
halibut, perch. corbina.
LONG BEACH-Bass, sea trout halibut
herring. mackerel, perch.
SAN PEDRO-Croaker, China cracker, bass
striped bass. kingflsh, yellow fns herring
smelt.
BREAKWATER-Bass, scupin. sheephead
REDONDO-Cornfed mackerel, halibut. sea
trout, Jack smelt, yellow I'm. herring
perch
MANHATTAN--corbin yellow I'm. mack
erel sea trout. jack smelt. herring. perch
HERMOSA--corbina, yellow fn, smelt
mackerel. perch. halibut.
PLAYA DEL REY--Pompano. sea trout
corbina, yellow fin. perch.
OCEAN PARK-sea trout. pompano. her
ring. mackerei. haliput.
vENICE--Bass. mackerel. sea trout. her
ring, smelt.
SANTA MONICA--Corbina, yellow I'm. her
ring, mackerel, perch.
LONG wHARF-Bass sculpin. pompano
mackerel.
oUTsIDE--Bonita, albacore. barracuda
black sea bass. skip jacks.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-10
Mrs. Martini Dies

DENVER, Oct. 9.--Mrs Cora Belle
Martini, whose daughter Arvillia was
taken away from her recently in this
city by the Humane society and who
achieved much notoriety by declaring
that the girl was the child of a Pitts
burg millionaire, died Of pneumonia in
the Denver county hospital today.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-10
HARVARD PLAYS HOLLYWOOD

HOLLYWOOD, Oct. 9.-The Holly
wood high school football team will
play its first league game tomorrow
on the home grounds, when she bucks
up against the Harvard, military team.
Hollywood has won a game this sea-
son, having defeated the Occidental
freshmen by the score of 6 to 0. which,
however, was not a league game. A
great deal of enthusiasm is being dis
played in both schools and the bleach
ers tomorrow will be filled with rival
rooters. Harvard expects to bring
about $50 members along. so that both
teams will work hard for the contest.
Manager Brewer of the Hollywood
team has given out the following foot
ball schedule for the coming season.:
October 10, Harvard at Hollywood; /;
October ~, Hollywood at Long Beach;
November Z, Pasadena at Hollywood; /;
November a. Throop at Hollywood;
November 21. Hollywood at Santa Ana.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-10
We Want 1t Ani

Thirty daya considered cash. We want
all the piano business for the rest Of
the month. We are generally willing
to divide, but 300 piano. must be sold.
No money required. but 81 for 81 for
cash In 80 days, as advertised. Bart-
lett Music Co., 2s1 Broadway OPP. city
hall. s-z7-x
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-10
KAUFMANN KNOCKS
OUT FRED BRADLEY

i NEW YORK, Oct. '9.--Al Kauf- !
4 mann Of San Francisco knocked :.
= out Fred Bradley of Boston in the !
+ fourth round of what was to have !
i been a six-round go at the Ma J
= tional Athletic club here tonight. :.
+ The men fought at catch weights, :.
+ Kaufman being about twenty J
4 pounds the heavier. :
1. i. i. j. 4 i i 4. = + j. + i i 4. j. !. 4
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-10
sct5En111. T OF FOOTBALL GAMES FOR TODAY:

University of Southern California varsity and Los Angeles hg
school At Fiesta park starts at 230 o'clock Referee
Coach Draper formerly of Williams college, massachusetts, o
pire-Coach Kinter Hamilton of Harvard school,
Occidental freshmen and Pomona freshmen at Claremont
pomona varsity and Santa high school Claremont
IIolvuood high school and Harvard school at Hollywood
Occidental preps and Throop academy at Pasadena
Pasadena high and Throop high school at Pasadena
Santa Monica high school and Santa Monica at Santa Monica
Polytechnic and Castaways (Rugby) at U. S. 9. oval
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-10
INTERURBAN LEAGUE

Exhibition games will be played in
this league as follows: Tropieos VS..
Los Angeles Athletic club at Tropico:
Harbor City We. A. T. & S. F. at San
Pedro: Wielands VS.. Belvideres at
Thirty-eighth and Alameda.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-10
CITY LEAGUE

Only three more games remain to be
played in the City league as follows;
Syrups VS.. Fraternal Aids at county
hospltal Melczers VS.. Woodmen of
America at Euclid park; Ascots VS..
Euclids at Ascot park.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-10
SUBURBAN LEAGUE

Games to be played in the Suburban
league for tomorrow will be as fol-
lows Redondo VS.. Hollywood at
Venice; San Gabriel VS.. Huntington
Park at Huntington Park.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-10
LOS ANGELES HIGH AND U. S. {.
VARSITY ELEvENS PLAY TODAY
FIRST BIG FOOTBALL GAME OF SEASON is SCHEDULED FOR
THIS AFTERNOON AT FIESTA PARK

Sixteen Representative and College Teams Scheduled Tor
Crdron Contests in Southland-Pomona Varsity and
Freshmen at Home to Santa Ana High and Occi-
dental Freshmen Respectively-Two Bat
ties to Be Fought in Crown City
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-10
EDITED BY
JAY DAVIDSON
GOSSIP OF THE DIAMOND
ny RED PERKINS

| by the directors Of the Valley league
| for tomorrow: Woodill-Hulse VS..
BrooKlyns at Athletic park, and
Racycles VS.. Crescents at South Side
Athletic club.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-10
TWO GAMES AT PASADENA

After their recent defeat at Santa
Ana last Saturday the ."Oxy" preps
will journey to Pasaden$ to meet the
Throop academy team on the elemen-
tary school grounds, while the Throop
college team will meet the Pasadena
high school eleven for their first prac-
tice game, ,and although it is quite
early in the season, 1t will be possible
to get a line on the big annual game on
Thanksgiving between the two schools.
Trainer Braden picked the prep line
up, and the only change in the lineup
will be Kellogg's place will be taken
by Underhill, as the former has given
up the game for good.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-10

VALLEY LEAGUE
Following is the schedule arranged
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-10
U. s. c. Freshmen We. Long Beach

U. s. C. Freshmen vs. Long Beach
Coach Dean Cromwell will take his
academy team to Long Beach this
morning and try )nclusions with the
Long Beach high school eleven, and he
Is confident that the preps Will be able
to show up many defects that at pres
ent are prevalent in the seaside teams
lineup. The lineup of the academy boys
will be as follows: Hummell, right
end; Powell, right tackle; Law, right
guard; Bartholomew, center; Low, left
guard; Ward, left tackle; Chanless left
end; Reiche. quarterback; Hunter, full
back; D. Wallace, left halfback; Stab
Ter, right halfback.
Occidental VS.. U. S. C Law
The Occidental varsity eleven Is
scheduled for a practice game this aft
ernoon with the u. s. c. law school
football team. The latter team has
not been tried out against other than
sub eleven since its organization,
and the showing made by the barristers
will be watched with interest. 1t is
generally conceded that the law schools
team is heavier by far than that of the
varsity, and, under the eagle of Coach
Draper, they should make themselves
heard from before many days have
passed.
st. VIncents viii Attend Game
Accompanied by Coach Walter Hem
pei the st. Vincent football squad will
attend the Los Angeles high-U. s. G.
game at Fiesta park this afternoon.
The st. Vincents and Los Angeles high
elevens will clash Saturday, October
II, and will endeavor to get line on
the hin teams playing today.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-10
beir p lineups will be as follows:

quarterback.
Many of the Occidental student body
wsll tourney to Claremont to witness
the game between their freshman team
and the freshman eleven of Pomona
college. Because of the poor develop
ment of both teams 1t is not peneved
that the game will be overinteresting.
The lineup will be as follows:
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-10

The students Of the normal school are
the frst practice game was played last
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-10

President Thomas of the Valley
league desires to hear from Manager
Clark of the Racycle team this morn
| ing at his place of business.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-10

SOUTHERN STATE LEAGUE
Games in the Southern State league
for tomorrow are: Pico Heights VS.
Dolgeville at Dolgevill }, Gardena VS.
Tnistles at South Side Athletic club al
1 o'clock Rivera VS.. Dyas-Clines al
Los Nietos.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-10

/ recovered sufficiently from their work
In the baby game. The lineup will be:
A-tr,A ~ A
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-10

Manager Dutch is requested to phone
to me either today or Monday night
at McCormick's pool room.
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STRAUGHN, IND.

Straughn, Ind, Nov 11.-Mrs. Laura
Order of Knightstown, teacher of the
third, fourth and fifth grades in the
school here, has resigned on account
of poor health. Mr. Pritchard of
Knightstown has been secured to fill
the vacancy.
Charles Gauker who has been in
Montana for some time has returned
home.
William l.. Charles, who has been
the guest of his sister, Mrs. Ollie AL
lison, for the past several days, has re-
turned to his home at indianapolis.
The announcement of the death of
Homer Earl was quite a shock to his
many relatives here. He was a bril-
liant young man and had excellent
prospects before him. He died at
Columbus, Ohio, last Friday and the
remains were taken to Dublin for bur-
ial. Mrs. Edna Jenkins, and Mr.. and
Mrs. G. B. Tapsworth attended the fu-
neral.
]. B. Tapsworth, who has been the
guest of friends and relatives at An
derson for the past several days has
returned home.