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Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-04
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LLLNALlA-
RACYCIEs
THREE CLUBS WITHDRAW
FROM SOUTHERN LEAGUE
Vice President Allen Sides with With.
drawing Teams and Hands in
His Resignation

The Southern State league managers
held hot session last night at 210
Lissner building. which resulted in
the Tufts-Lyon, Dyas-Cline and Gate
way baseball teams withdrawing from
the organization. The adoption Of the
Goldsmith ball by the league was the
cause of the rumpus, as the teams re-
signing absolutely refused to consider
playing with this ball.
Vice President Allen. who was one
of the original founders of the organi-
cation, sided with the withdrawing
clubs and handed in his resignation
with the remark: Il have been one of
the leading spirits in this organization
for the past four years and have al
ways tried to uphold the dignity of
the league, but you are getting too
warm for the vice president"
1t was agreed among the clubs that
Withdrew to organize another league
in which Long Beach will be included
and several other out of town teams
which have not been agreed upon.
\ meeting will be held next Thurs
day night at the home Of Percy Hal
briter, manager of the Tufts-Lyons,
and final arrangements for the organi-
zatton of the new league Will be made
then.
Next Sunday the Tufts-Lyon and
Dyas-Cline teams will clash at Mace
park.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-04
BIG CROWDS SEE PONIES
CIRCULATE AT EMERYVILLE

| OAKLAND, Dec. Swell balanced
fields faced Starter Dwyer at Emery
Vile today, and the sport was Witness
ed by a good crowd. Sonia, favorite
in the 7-furlong event, got away poor
ly, suffered interference at the start
and lost all chances. Lewiston cut
across the field and after carrying
Miss Picnic wide won from Binocular
May Sutton was one of the favorites
to win. Weather clear; track heavy.
First race, five furlongs-Arthur Rouse, liz
(Cohurn), won; Clan, 100 CJackson), second;
Elodia b, 109 CE. MARTINI, third. Rabble,
Prince Winter Clara sal, Juan, Herliana
and Sweet BAIL also ran.
Second race. six furlongs-Deneen, 112 Cot
toni, won; Ampedo, 115 (Rettig), second; Col
bert i01 (Archibald. third Time. 1:l5 is.
Donald Redwood II, Burnell. St Albans,
Mossbaek and Exchequer also ran.
Third race six furlongs-May Sutton, 1t2
Rettig). won; Biskra, 1l2 (Cotton). second:
No Quarter, 1i2 (E. Smith), third. Time,
1:l5. Taxer, Nelma c., Paul Clifford ST.
Avon, Sam Barber and Curriculum also ran
Fourth race, seven furlongs-Lewiston 90
Walsh), won; Binocular. 1O2 CKederis), Sec
ond; Miss Picnic % (E. MARTINI, third Time
1.2s 2-5. Sonia, Eddie Grancy and Afoltondale
also ran.
Firth race. six furlongs-Priceess Jewel. 1l2
tE. SMITH, won; Fordello, ll2 Q3orea) Sec
ond; Burlegh. 112 IF. Kelly), third. Time
IA 80 Aristotle Lady Kitty and J. {.
Glenn also ran.
sixth race fye furlongs-Dr. Dougherty. 1i2
tNalshD, won. Banorella 1O7 (Archibald) Sec
ond Directello. 109 (Cavanaugh). third
Time 1902. Rivera, Barney Mason Pico
Blanco, SIX, Cantem and Cuvina also ran.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-04
EMERYvlLLE ENTRIES

First race, five furlongs, 3-year-olds and IN
selling; ROYAL N, IA; Standover, III; Eudora
~, Birth l01; Bold. 107: Angleface. l07: xMis,
oIhcious' Jos; xTitus II, 106; xBlanche c., los
Second race five and half furlongs. ..
year-olds' purse: old Mexico 112: Recon. l1o
Passenger, l09; Lady Elizabeth, l09; Dadd,
Clip. l05; zinkand, 10l
Third race, six furlongs, 3-year-olds and up
selling; Jim Gaffney. 1l5; Nagazam l09; Ocean
Queen, 1905 Hampass, lo9; Burning Bush, i07,
PimIim, lo7; Illusion, 1o5; xElmdale, 1913; Lena
Leach. 102
Fourth, mile and n sixteenth, all ages
berkeley handicap; Boggs, 10; Early Tide, los;
Backford, l0i; Mechant 1Ol; John Louis 1O2:
silver Knight, 97 Edwin 7. Fryer, 90; Rose
vale, o.
Fifth race, six and a half furiongs, all ages,
selling; Rubric, IA Darlington, ia: Sea Lad,
Ill; Lor dof the Forest Ill; Catalina Ill;
Curriculum, Ill Bishop W., 10; hight Sort,
1O7: Novgorod, 1o7; Roy r., 1o7 sedeem, s9;
Roberta, 80.
Sixth race five furlongs s-year-olds and up.
solling Ben Stone, Ill: Mollle Montrose, III :
Bemay III; Emma c.. Iii; Argonaut, 10;
sainest, lo7: Thistle Belle, iO7; Rossare, 1O7
XBelle Kinney loG xBil Mayham, lO6.
XApprentice allowance.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-04
JACK JOHNSONS MOTHER
NOW IN CHICAGO HOME
"WIl Whip Jeffries as Sure as Sun
viii Rise" Says Fond Parent.
Wants to See Jack

CHICAGO, Dec. 3.-AIrs. Toney John
son, mother Of Jack Johnson, champion
pugilist of the world, is in Chicago and
living at the new home which Jack
bought recently. Mrs. johnson has not
seen Jack in seven years, but she is
the proudest mother one can imagine.
She does not approve of prize fight
ing, but she is glad Jack is at the head
Of his class. She said her son would
whip Jetfries as sure as the sun rose
on the day Of the battle.
Jack is an ideal son." Mrs. Johnson
said. and there is no need for me to
say l am proud Of him. He has never
failed to send me money for my sun
port. ! have lived in Galveston fry
years, and this is my first visit to
Chicago. l expect to live here in this
home that Jack bought for the rest Of
my life. My son will be home Christ
mas and [ am planning a big reunion.
Besides Jack and myself, my daugh-
ters Lucy and Mrs. jamie Rhodes and
my other son, Charley, will be hero.
l am anxious to see my big boy, ana
am sure he wants to see me-"
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-04

ATHLETIC DIRECTOR
URGES THAT MORAL
TRAINING Is ESSENTIAL

BOSTON, Dec. 3-"The training :
+ of men in athletics in colleges =
= should not be given to men who :
4 are Indifferent to the moral side, =
= urged DR. Jay w. Seaver, former =
:! ly director of the gymnasiums at :
< Yale university, at the Boston !
= City club last night in discus :
x sion of college athletics. 4
:. Il do not believe in the use of =
= the professional trainer" he con- =
\ ttnued, "but I believe in faculty =
= control of athletics as we'll as of 4
4 education" :
< Dr. Seaver closed by declaring -
4 that the training table is the big +
= gest nuisance of the present sys- X
! TEN. DR. John w. Bowler. ath- X
= letic director at Dartmouth, de- <
x cried the business Of spying upon 4
4 rival football teams during the =.
= season. He opposed DR.. Seaver's =
= view of the training table. de- ).
\ claring it one of the best features =
j." of athletics. =
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-04
L. A. RIFLE MARKSMEN
WILL HOLD SHOOT SUNDAY
Local Club to Hold Turkey and Duck
Shoot December 1e-WilI Not
Allow Schuetzen Rifles

The Los Angeles Rife and Revolver
club will hold an all-day shoot Sunday
on the Glendale range. Both the re-
Yolver and the rifle ranges will be used
in preparation for a series of matches
with Tacoma during the winter A re-
volver match was scheduled with this
club two weeks ago, but bad weather
interfered and ii will be held in the
near future.
Rapid fire is to form a part Of the
match. and as this is a new game to
the Tacumaites, the locals hope to
make a showing through their own ex-
pericnce
The club will hold a big turkey and
duck shoot December 10 to give the
members an opportunity to get their
Christmas dinners with the rifle, and
have the fun added. The shoot is to
be held on the pool plan, the birds be-
ing put at cost and the high man I'm
each pool taking the bird for that
event Nobody will be allowed to make
a profit on the shoot, nor will any
Schuetzen rifles be allowed to enter,
which will give everybody a fair chance
for a bird
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-04
DENVER u. ELEVEN MAY
BE SAINTS OPPONENTS
RheinschiId Wires Offer Of December
II Date--Colorado Players Are the
Champions Of Mountain State

Since the bottom fell out of the pro-
posed match between the st. NinCcnts
and Utah university football teams for
December Il, Coach Rheinschild has
been ON the lookout for a western team
to ill the vacant date and yesterday
wired the University of Denver eleven,
holders Of the Colorado state cham
plonship, an offer to take the south
ern trip.
When the wire was sent the noun
tain champions We're en- route to Spo-
kane, Wash, where they win play the
Washington state college today, and
Rheinschild expects to receive his reply
from that city. The Washington state
boys were the champions of that state
last year and were taught their foot
bah that season by the present st. Vim
cent coach. If the Coloradoans de-
eide to accept the invitation to come
south, Rheinschild, from his knowledge
Of their opponents today will know
what chance the Saints will have to
carry away the victory.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-04
FAV0RITES FINISH IN
RUCK AT JUAREZ TRACK

JUAREZ, Mex, Dec. 3.-LighthousC
was the only favorite to score in to.
days racing. He let Cotytto and The
Thorn cut out the pace to well into
the stretch, when he came fast on the
outside and won by a head. Results:
First race. six furlongs-Congo won Stai
Thistle second, Firebal third. Time, 1:25 2-5
Second race, seven furlongs-Cheswardin
won, Bonton second, Ada O'Walker third
Time, 1874 AS.
Third race, six furlOngs-.Kyle won, Rada-
ton second, Lord Clinton third. Time,
1920 Is.
Fourth race, mle-Lighthouse won,
The Thorn second, Servlle third. Time,
1850 Is.
Fifth race, FIVE and a half furlongs-St.
Dunstan won, j. H. Houghton second La
DeXtra third. Time, 1:13 1-5
Sixth race five furlongs-HancOcl won
Kopek second, Acquia third. Time 1905 3-5.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-04
POLISH WRESTLER WINS
FROM RA0UL De R0UEN
Defeated Giant Employees Many Unfair
Tactics, but Is outpointed
by Zybszco

KANSAS CITY, No, Dec. 3.-Zybszco.
Polish wrestler, defeated Raoul de
ROuen, a Frenchman, in a rough con-
test at Convention hall today Referee
Dave Porteous gave Zybsco the first
fall on a foul after 20 minutes and IL
seconds.
Zybszco won the second fan with
a cross body and see-saw hold after
30 minutes and 80 seconds
De Rouen resorted to almost every
unfair tactic known to the game. He
gOuged the patient Polander in the
eyes, twisted his nose, pinched his
body and slugged him. When De
Rouen learned he had fouled he ham
mered away with his fists and threat
ened Porteous. Zybszco was showered
with flowers. Zybszco tried hard to
throw his opponent with a toe hold i'm
the second fall, but De Rouen broke it
many times.
Four thousand people saw the con-
test ZyZszco weighed 23S and De
Rouen 235.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-04
OUTLOOK NOW ROSY
FOR HORSE RACING
IN EMPIRE STATE

+ NEW YORK, Dec. 3.-That the =
! racing associations have increased i
! confidence in the future O. horse i
= racing in this state is indicated by \
:. the announcement of a large in !
\ crease in the stakes to be run for \
y at the June meeting of the Coney K
\ Island Jockey club. Eighteen 4
< fixtures, with a value of nearly 4
\ $4,000, have thus far been an 4
: nounced. The Coney Island club +
\ is the first of the big racing clubs +
x to make known its plans for next Il
: year. Followers of racing are =
\ confident that the other associa- 4
\ tions will show similar liberality =
! when their stake engagements are 4
! made public. i
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-04
THREE FAv0RlTES REWARD
TALENT AT TAMPA TRACK

IA. .IPA, Fla, Dec. 3.-Three favor
ties romped TO the wire at the Tampa
track today. Bannockburn, who out
gained Baleshade in the stretch, being
Il fair price. Weather conditions were
favorable. Results:
First race. five furlongs. selling-CaItha
won Albusch second, Pirate Diana third
Time. 1906 2-5.
second race six furlongs selling-May Lutz
won, lcarian second, Greenbridge third. Time.
1913 3-5.
Ihlrd race, five furlonEs selling-Jack Dem
merlin won, Sir Compton second Flashing
third. Time, 1:13 20.
Fourth race, six furlongs, seiing-orphan
Lad won, The Clown second, My Love third.
Time, 1:2l.
ruin race, one and one-sixteen(h miles
Maximum won, Huerfano second, Bellestrome
third. Time. 1856 1-5
sixth race, five furlongs. selling-Bannocls
Bob won. Baleshed second, EIysium third
Time, I:06 1
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-04
JUAREZ ENTRIES

First race, five and a half furongs: xsabado
30; xE. NJ. Fry 10i; Gladys Louise. 10i; Sue
eeed. 105 Hannah Louise, 106; Hollow, los
XEnheld, loS b. j. Swanner, 1O9 Gemmell, 115
Second race. seven furlongs: Swing, %
XDr. Downe. "a: xArcourt 30; Plumo. 90
Wneberry. so; Precise 90; Tihis. 99 Wolfer
ton, 99 Keep Moving, 1Oi; Gibson, 1Oi; Col,
Finn, 10i.
Third race. five furlongs: xDredkin o.: Mig
ger Baby, 100; Light Knight 100; John s
Parks, Jos; Aleviator, 105 Maxnal 105; Rest
tuition, los; Charlie Doherty, 10S; Joe Enrich
Jos.
Fourth race, handicap, seven furlongs
Pedro, 103; Right Easy, l0i; Marchmont, 1O7
Glorio, 113: Pinllola, 49,
Fifth race five and n half furlongs. 2-year-
olGs: XGood intent, 105; Jim Brady. 105; Dixi,
GGm 1o5; Lady Panchita loj; Brunhilde, 1O5
Rounder, los; Caleiman, los.
Sixth race, one mile: xBanbury, o5; Jeanette
M, 90; Tremargo, 1922 Giles, 107.
XAppreutice allowance.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-04
MANY ENTRIES RECEIVED
FOR FUTURlTY STAKES

NEW YORK, Dec. 3,-The futulIty
entries for 1911, which We're closed ley
the Coney Island Jockey club Novem-
bcr Is, show 3SS nominations, of which
only five are void. For the futurity OF
1910 there remain about 200 eligibles,
and for the Lawrence Realization,
which closed at the same time as tho
1911 futurity eighteen nominations
We're received and there are only two
void. This big 3-year-old fixture has
another closing November 10 of next
year and with such d big weanling en-
try it is sure to close finally with a
particularly good list.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-04
OUTSIDERS NOSE OUT
0DDS-ON FAV0RITE

JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Dec. 3.-Only
two favOrites, Court Lady and Col.
conda, took first money today, and the
outsiders had their innings. The sec
ond event, won by Banives, probably
was the most exciting, The weather
was disagreable, but a large crowd at
tended. Summary:
First race. five and half furlongs selling
Fcnd Heart won Austin Sturteyant second,
John A. Munro third Time, l:l0 Is.
Second race, six furlongs- Banives won, Sir
Ormonde second, o. *. Herudon third. Time,
1I7.
Third race, five and half furlonGs, selling
Edgly won, Earscourt second, Cloistress third
Time, 1903 Is.
Fourth race. seven furlongs. solling-Court
Lady Won TopsT Robinson second lie RENE
IIjndoo third. Time, 1870.
Fifth race. mile ana a sixteenth, selling
Pocomoke won, Hoyle second, Jack Baker
third. Time, 1850 40
Sixth race, mile and an eighth. selling
Colconda won, Heart OF Hyacinthe second,
Mamie Algol third, Time, loo Pa
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-04
/. A. WINS FROM POLY

The Los Angeles high and Poly
techric second Rugby football teams
clashed on the Fiesta field yesterday
afternoon in a hard fought game which
resulted in a victory for the /. A.
fifteen. The victors succeeded, by their
superior passing, in making two trys.
but failed TO kick goal. The final score
was to o.
The lineup of the two teams:
Observation-Disclosures, DOIlan d.
Weatherin, I7iheld, Miller, Hartman,
Flett, Wamer, forwards: Reynolds,
half; Dougherty, sweet Gve-eighths:
Finley, GioXanola, Mendoza, three
quarters: Massey, fullback
Los Angeles .hlgh-Condron. Clark,
Lurk, North, Fisher, Pcckham, Con-
dee, Rivers, Forwards; Clark, half:
Ozier, Cannonay, fye-eighths: Bald
ridge, Brown, Decius, three-quarters;
Wnget, fullback.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-04
NAMES OF CAPITALISTS
SOON MAY BE KNOWN

PHILADELPHIA. Dec. 3.-Horace
Fogel new president of the Philadel-
rhia National League club, yesterday
stated he would name the men who
were back OF him in the purchase of
the Phillies if President Murphy of
Chicago Ebbets of Brooklyn and Dovey
Of Boston would make pubic the
names of the capitalists who are be-
hind their teams.
President FoSel also announced that
$4,000 would be spent on improve
ments at the Quakers park next
season.
1t is possible that the philadelphia
owners and Billy Murray, manager,
will come to some arrangemnt whereby
the latter will retire from the team
management.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-04
AMERICAN TRAP EXPERTS
WILL COMPETE ABROAD

NEW YORK, Dec 3.-The Interstate
Association for the encouragement Of
Trap Shooting today decided that this
country should have a representative
team Of amateur trap shooters at the
Olympic games in Athens next year.
Tom Marshall, the handicap winner.
was authorized to pick the team. The
Grand American handicap for 1910 viii
be held in Chicago next June and the
Pacific Coast Handicap Association in
September
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-04
SALT LAKE FIGHT FANS
ARE AFTER BIG MILL

SALT LAKE. Dec. S-Local men i'm
terested IN obtaining the Jctres-Johu-
son fight for salt Lake City are very
confident they cam satisfy all the re-
quirements of the successful bidders
from financial point of VicW. ana
can also give assurance that there viii
be no interference rou the state and
city authorities.
Governor Spry, has made no public
statement beyond saying Jhat he would
look up the law covering the subject.
The law of Utah covering prize fights
and boxing contests is virtually The
same as the California law.
Tex Richard is expected here in
few days and ON his arrival a meeting
will be held for the purpose of reach
ing definite conclusions and arranging
details.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-04
REIDY NO LONGER is
MANAGER OF OAKLAND

OAKLAND, Dec, 3.-Announcement
was made today that Bill Reidy, who
succeeded George Van Haltren as man
ager of the Oakland Pacific Coast
league baseball club, has been dis
charged by President Walters. 1t is
stated that Reidy has been displaced
i'm order to give the anagement to q
big league player whose name is at
present withheld.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-04
ATHLETICS OUTPLAY ALL
NATIONALS AT SAN JOSE

SAN JOSE, Cal, Dec. 3.-The ALI
Nationals put up an Indifferent game
here this afternoon, and were beaten
six TO one. Good hitting by the Ath-
letics and fast game i'm point of time
marked the contest Score:
Nationals J. hits ., Nerrors >.
Batteries-Gray ana Meyers; Coombs
Batteries-Gray and Meyers! Coombs
and Donahue.
Umpire-Eager
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-04
VANDERBlLT'S HORSES
HEAD WINNING LIST

NEW YORK, Dec 3.-W. K. Wander
hi|t has had prosperous season on
tho French turf this year and heads
the list of winning owners with a total
OF @23O0do, according TO computation
made by followers OF the sport here.
Baron NJ. DE Rothschild is second with
$4,000. Among the winning horses
Nerdun is ON top with $l3O,O00.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-04
CREDITOR LEVES ATTACHMENT
ON STAKE OF BATTLE

NEW YORK. Doe 3.--A constable
levied am attachment for @lg5J ON the
stakes Of the Ieuuus-JohnsOn fight to-
night to make sure that Tex Rickard
pays a Judgment for that amount is
sued against him last September in
Nevada. The plaintiff is a physician,
who alleges that professional services
rendered Richards family when they
lived in New York i'm 1907 never We're
paid for. It is expected that the mat
ter viii be adjusted soon.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-04
MONTGOMERY NEGROES CLAIM
FOOTBALL CHAMPIONSHIP

MONTGOMERY. Ala, Dec. 3.-The
national championship for an all
negro football team is now claimed
by the team of the School for Negroes
at Montgomery, which defeated Tus-
kegee institute here this afternoon,
9 to 0.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-04
WILL DECIDE CHAMPIONSHIP

ONTARIO. Dec Am interesting
game Of football viii be played on
the high school campus today The
game viii be between the amateur
athletic club of Riverside and the
Alpha Kappa ri club Of Ontario for
the championship of the citrus belt.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-04
HUGHES
SANTA MONICA. Dec 8-Tbe We

SANTA MONICA, Dec. 3.--The Wells
Fargo baseball team of Los Angeles
will play the Santa Monica nine next
sunday afternoon on the high school
diamond. This will he the second game
to be played by the local team, which
was recently organized with Delhi.
Gilman and Dixon among its star
players.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-04
PIPPINs WILL PRACTICE

The Pippin teams Nos 1 and will clash I'm
a practice game at Washington and Grand
avenue grounds Sunday afternoon a o'clock.
G Mueller will manage both teams when
they enter the Interurban league a week from
Sunday Following are the lineups:
PIPpIN 1 pTppTN .
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-04
MCINTOSH is WILLING
TO BID 100000

SYDNEY, n. S. w, Dee. 3.-Tmeb
G. Mcintosh today cablcd his repre-
sentatives at New York to bid maxi
mum of 100000 for the Jerrries-John-
son fight. Mcintosh says Jhat ho has
made q deposit with a New York pa
per, Mcintosh had made earlier bids
for the contest, but they We're re-
iected
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-04
YOUNG LAWYERS SHOW GLASS

In Of the best preliminary games Of the
year Occidental's fast basketball team de-
ftated the Law School team yesterday after
noon at Occidental by the score Of 20 to 2s
The first half closed in favor Of Occidental
Is to Y. In the second half the barrsters
showed a streak of team work which would
have done credit to an eastern college. Roberts
for the Law School team ana Baer for the
Tigers played the best for their respective
teams. Another game will be played Mon
day and on December II the regular match
game will be played. The following is the
line up:
"
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-04
Leave for Upland

From the lineup of the West Jeffer-
sons for todays game against the Tn
ana ball team at the grounds of the
ialter, the Oplanders are scheduled to
travel a two-minute pace i'm order 70
come out on the long end of the score.
Manager Halbriter of the Tufts-Iyons
VINO Is slated to hold down the center
garden for the Merchants, will take
along roll large enough to choke an
elephant to wager on the result. The
lineup.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-04
Sunday Chutes park again will be tn

Sunday Chutes park again will be the
scene of struggle for baseball SUI
premacy between the All-Stars and
the Occidental colored champions. The
last time these two teams met the
colored boys romped away with the
victory by the narrow margin Of to 1.
This time Newman's star aggregation
is confident of turning the tables and
pocketing the entire gate receipts,
which are at stake on the result.
D Bill Devereaux has been elected
captain of Newtons aggregation and
hereafter will steer the Star craft to
victory. Bull Perrine, who officiated
with the indicator for several years
on the Pacific coast and last year did
the best umpiring in the American
league, will do the ruling act in Sun
days contest.
Following is the liueup.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-04
At San Pedro
The Santa Paula baseball tea,

The Santa Paula baseball team
would like TO make arrangements to
for some fast team to play at Santa
Paula on December % and &C. All ex-
penses will be guaranteed. Address
Frank Nicely, Santa Paula, or answer
through The Herald.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-04
FollOWing is the lineup:

The Hughes baseball team of the
Southern state league will play the
Santa Monica nine on the beach
grounds Sunday afternoon. The lineup:
III.EIIEs VIZ AfnN.Ilr
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-04
NEWS OF THE DIAMOND

Lewis .......,........ Short. Alexander
Nelson .....Left............... Linck
Lind ..................Ce .Centcr........... Freeman
Kutz ................,.Rg ght,.......,...... Miller
Cowley Substitute. .................
Umpire Welton.