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work yesterday, entertaining the usual
large crowd of fans during the after
noon workout, and afterward stepped
on to the scales, which showed his
weight to be 1341a pounds. AS he has
nearly a week in which to take off this
extra pound and a half it will be no
effort at all for him to scale to the
limit at weighing-in time.
Welsh entertained quite a large
crowd of theatrical folk at his after
noon workout at Horgan's hall, Venice.
and put on an extraordinary program
for their entertainment. Paul Sikora
Of Detroit, who has been sparring with
Freddie for several days, was scheduled
to go six rounds with the English
champ, but after three hard rounds of
terrific pummeling he called it off. An
other youngster was substituted for the
remaining three rounds. Freddie is in
perfect condition now and entirely sat
isfied with his form. He is ready to
enter the ring on a moments notice.
WoIgast Leaves Today
Ad Wolgast and his manager, Tom
Jones, leave this morning for Little
Rock, which is in Arkansas, to fill a
couple Of fight engagements in that
city. Wolgast gets a guarantee of $500
for the bouts with the privilege of a
tackle Brooklyn Tommy Sullivan over
the f1fteen-round course February 8
and take on Jimmy Dunn, a near-light-
weight. at 126 pounds, a week later
over the same route. Ad says that ne
also gets two round trip tickets. and
promises that he will use the return
coupon as soon as he fulf1ls his en-
gagements. He may take a whirIl at
the New Orleans game before he re-
turns, but will not be away very long,
as he likes the outlook here.
Before leaving he made proposition
to Manager McCarey for a bout with
Jim Driscoll, the great little English
man who has been beating all the good
boys down east. Ad says that he will
take on Driscoll at 126 pounds, which is
the weight Driscon insists upon maxi
ing, and authorized McCarey to sign
up for him in the event DriscoII wants
the match.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-01-27
WELSH ACCEPTS
OFFER TO BOX
MAKES FAREWELL FIGHT HERE
NEXT WEEK
SNAPS UP 5000 GUARANTEE FOR
YOUNG coRBETT
Then Will Go to Pontypridd to Meet
Winner of Britt=Summers Scrap
for Pig Purse-WiII Be Gone
Several Months
BY JAY DAVIDSON

Yesterday was a very busy day for
Freddie Welsh, the popular little Eng
liSh champion, as, in addition to attend
ing to the duties required of him in
training for his ten-round scrap next
Tuesday night with George Memsic, he
added two important matches to his
calendar. His friends in Pontypridd
came through with q renewal of their
offer Of several weeks ago for him to
meet the winner of the Britt-Summers
scrap in London next month, making a
materially more attractive offer which
was sufficient to induce him to accept
it, and before he had cabled his ac-
ceptance of this offer he received a
guarantee proposition from the West
End Athletic club of New Orleans for
him to box Young Corbett there next
month. He also accepted that offer.
According to his present plans, his
bout with Memsic will be his farewell
appearance in Los Angeles for several
months. Immediately after he has full
filled this engagement he will take the
train for New Orleans to give Young
Corbett a trimming, for which he will
receive 80 per cent of the gross re-
ceipts, with a guarantee Of $1,000 for
his end. Then he will go at once to
Philadelphia and New York, and may
take on few of the crack lightweights
In that portion of the country before
ledVluS IOr ROnCyprldQ to meet the win
ner of the Britt-Summers scrap. His
Pontypridd friends have formed a SYM
dicate to stage this bout and are SO
enthused at the prospect of seeing their
native son in action that they have
offered $12.500 for his end.
Freddie is homesick and wants to go
back to his native heath, so the liberal
purse offered is a pleasant surprise for
him and offers much desired oppor-
tunity to visit his mother and more
than pick up the expenses Of the trip.
He will be gone several months, as he
expects to win the Pontypridd scrap
and then take on all comers in London
He says, however, that he eventually
will return to Los Angeles and probably
will make this city his future home.
providing he can induce his mother to
come with him.
Memsic Admirers Enthuse
There is no discounting the fact
that Memsic has a great chance to de-
feat Welsh next Tuesday night, and
his friends are enthusing to the boiling
point. George is doing such great
stunts in his daily workouts that he
has convinced all who have seen hirn
in action that he really is the same old
clever, game and walloping George
Memsic who was expected to cop the
lightweight championship few months
ago. He put in another hard day of
Los Angeles herald., 1909-01-27
JEFF ACCEPTS
$4,000 OFFER
Especial to The Herald.1

q SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 26-SteaI- G
q ing a march on his competitors, who &
@ are delayed by washOuts, William &
@ Morris, an eastern vaudeville man, to- &
g day signed Jeffries for twenty weeks &
g engagement on the Morris circuit, con- (
g tracing to pay $4,000 for the en- &
@ gagement, with the stipulation that {
@ Morris has the privilege of renewing &
@ the contract for twenty weeks addi- {
@ tional &
@ Morris announces that he will open &
q with Jeffries in New York city March G
@ s, either at the American music hall G
@ or at the Lincoln Square theater. He &
g will spend two weeks In New York &
g and then will go over the circuit, in (:
g Guiding Brooklyn, Boston, Philadel- &
@ phia, Chicago, st. Louis and Kansas G
@ City. {.
g Morris has new plan of action for 6
@ Jeffries. He does not believe in MAX &
@ ing an actor of the retired champion, G
@ but wants to get him as far away as 6
g possible from the fight idea and pre- (.
g fers TO make Jeffries prominent as a g
g modern SandOw, something of that G
@ sort. While there will be some box (.
@ ing in the act, Morris believes this (.
@ feature should be made as incOnspieu- &
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@ Jeffries after the fashion of an Eng (.
@ lish acrobat and prefers to show by (.
@ illustration just how strong a man can G
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g to best advantage. G
Los Angeles herald., 1909-01-27
ROBINSON WINS CROSS COUNTRY

The second interclass cross country
run held at Occidental yesterday after
ner of the first race, in the fast time
of % minutes Al 2-5 seconds. The finish
of the race was very close between
Robertson and Gordon, who lost the
course on the first race. The two men
turned on the straight away neck and
neck, and ran the last quarter mile of
the course at nerve-racking pace
Robertson winning out in the sprint by
ten yards.
The sophomores again won out on
total number of points, scoring Sc: the
freshmen were second with 50. the
juniors third with 5, while the seniors
failed to score. The result of this race
practically wins the Gorton cup for
the sophomores, the final race which
is to be run off next week.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-01-27
BRACKET SHOW IS BOOKED FOR
AN EXTENDED LOCAL ENGAGEMENT

The of the Bracket moving
has decided to continue its Los Angeles engagement indefinitely
pronounced has been the pubc appreciation Of the excellent bills
offered the popular little heater Hundreds of The
holders Of free daily attendance and all have been
enthusiastic their approval Of Mr. Brackets hghass
men Los Angeles has moving picture shows than other
city of the population in the country, and yet the
tendance the Bracket house steadily
constantly has mind its purpose provide
BRIGHT educational entertainment and has than succeeded
Los Angeles herald., 1909-01-27
MEMS LEAGUE BASKETBALL

California Basketball league will be
played February on the Y. M. c. A..
courts. Director Oliver Best Of the
Echo park playground has consented
to act as referee on Tuesday nights.
Elkeles Of the Spartan team, who has
been playing forward, has been shifted
to center and Captain Golding has been
sent to forward.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-01-27
BROADWAY HANDRALL SCORES

In the Broadway Physical Culture
handball tournament last night on the
Broadway courts the following scores
were made: Bill Goodan defeated Van
Telt, 21-19; H. A. Cline defeated Bill
Arends, Pills; Rodner Hill defeated
John Berry, 21-17. This evening Cline
and Goodan will play, and the winner
of this match will play Hill for the
club championship.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-01-27
LONGBOAT AGREES TO MEET
DORANDO-HAYES RACE WINNER

CHICAGO, Jan. 26.-Tom Longboat has wired
a favorable reply to the promoters OF the Mara
thon race in Chicago, in which they asked the
Indian to the winner Of the Dorando-
Hayes contest, scheduled for February II. The
Indian said he would meet the victor in the
coming race at any time in March. The date
for the third big race will be set later.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-01-27
TRAINING EoR Track MEET

Both the students of Polytechnic high
school and U. S. c. are training daily
for their annual track meet, which will
be held on the u. S. c. cinder path next
Saturday afternoon. Both teams have
several fast candidates on their re-
spective clubs and some good records
should be made in all departments
The meet will be pulled off promptly al
2:3O o'clock.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-01-27
GLENDALE VS.. SAN FERNANDO

The Glendale high school girls bas-
ketball six will play the San Fernando
high school team next Saturday on the
San Fernando courts. Glendale high
school has been defeated but once in
the finals, and by defeating San Fer
nando next Saturday will have excel
lent prospects of winning the Suburban
league championship.
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scHooLMAsTERs vs.. ECHO PARK

The schoolmasters' baseball team,
which has defeated every preparatory
school that it has played so far this
season, will cross bats with the Echo
park playground team next Saturday
afternoon on the Echo park diamond.
good game should result, as both
clubs are evenly matched
Los Angeles herald., 1909-01-27
RIFLES TO HOLD ELECTION

The Southern California Rifles are to
hold an election of officers Thursday
night in the Office Of Dr. Elliot Alden
in the Conservative Life building at
Third and Hill streets. The club will
affiliate with the National Rifle asso-
citation, which is connected with the
federal organization. 1t is believed
new officers will be elected.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-01-27
INTERcLAss MEET FRIDAY

The interclass track meet which was
scheduled for Saturday afternoon on
the Occidental field has been changed
to Friday. The entries for the various
events must be in the hands Of the re-
spective class captains this afternoon.
1t is expected that the junior class will
win the meet, as they have the best
sprinters and hurdlers on their side.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-01-27
SLOSSoN DEFEATS SUTTON
AND REGAINS HIS TITLE

NEW YORK, Jan 26.-George Slosson of this
city, who won the 1871 oalk line billiard pro-
fessional championship eleven years ago and
lost it two years later, regained the honor to-
night by defeating George Sutton Of Chicago
in the Madison Square Garden concert haIl.
The score was 500 to 32S.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-01-27
Polo PLAYING to Be Feature

According to the decision of the
Pasadena Horse Show associations
executive committee, the exhibition will
be held March 8, 10, II and II. The
first day will be devoted to polo play
ing between one or two Of the first
English teams now on this coast.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-01-27
ASSOCIATION LEAGUE GAMES

The games scheduled in the Associa-
tiOn league for next Sunday afternoon
are as follows: Pacific Coast Syrups
VS.. San Pedro at San Pedro, Wieland
VS.. San Bernardino at San Bernardino,
Woodill-Hulse VS.. Long Beach at Long
Beach and Racycles VS.. Foresters at
Thirty-eighth and Alameda.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-01-27
GIRLS TO PLAY AT BEACH

The girls basketball team Of Poly
technic high school will go to Santa
Monica Saturday afternoon to cross the
line with the beach club. Polytechnic
has been playing some excellent games
Siders
Los Angeles herald., 1909-01-27

There will be a meeting of the Asso-
citation league at McCormick's pool
room next Monday night. All manag-
ers are requested to be present, as
matters Of great Importance will be
discussed.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-01-27

ent. Next Saturday afternoon on the
Crown city courts the hilltop six will
play the Pasadena high school team.
Several Of the students were out yes
terday afternoon practicing throwing
showing
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Limitations

Mr.. Scrappington (nusingly)-As Lincoln
said, man may fool some Of the people all
the time and all the people some Of the time
Mrs. Scrappington (briskly)-But you can't
fool me any of the me!-Puck
Los Angeles herald., 1909-01-27
BooKMAkER IS RELEASED

ALBANY, N. Y, jan 26.-Without passing
on the constitutionality of the anti-race track
gambling laws, the court of appeals today dis
missed the appeal in the case of the people
against Melville Collins arrested on a charge
Of receiving IS as oral bet at Gravesend
race track last summer.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-01-27
EXHIBIT AT POLY HIGH

Students of Polytechnic high school
will give a gymnasium exhibition to-
morrow afternoon at the Washington
street institution. A general enter
tainment made up of different athletic
features will be held.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-01-27

Los Angeles high school will try con-
clusions this afternoon with the Echo
park playground team on the Echo
park diamond.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-01-27
HILLTOP SIX AFTER PASADENA

The game scheduled for yesterday
afternoon between the Throop team Of
Pasadena and the Los Angeles high
school six was called off for the pres
Los Angeles herald., 1909-01-27
BASEBALL NOTES

Manager Goodrich of the Downey bal
team of the Southern Stats league
would like to hear from a catcher fol-
his club. Call Goodrich at Downey.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-01-27

w. Renter of the Harbor City base
ball team wants to hear from either
Eagle or Leonard regarding a catcher
for his team. A compensation will be
maid
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