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Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-08

tions of a woman whom we do not see
The struggle is between money and the
art of an actor, who appears TO win py
a clever ruse, when Il telephone mes
sage comes that the girl has eloped
with the family coachman! The de-
nouement turns the thing into riotous
farce. Without 1t we might have en-
joyed 1t mildly as a fanciful but m
comedy. The acting is most
ly adequate, Mr.. Missimer as the actor
bearing the brunt of the entertainment.
The enlarged orchestra, under PROF.
Johan G. Peterson, adds very greatly
to the pleasure of this theater's pat
rons. New motion pictures complete
the bill.
The "Three Twins" which comes to
the Mason Monday night for a week.
Will introduce eight real Partisan dl-
rectoire gowns. The sale of seats and
boxes will open tomorrow at a. m.
Charles Cherry in "Tho Bachelor"
probably will hold over for a second
week at the Auditorium.
oliver Morosco yesterday received a
letter from q woman patron of the
Burbank theater whose home Is in Pas
adena who asked that a special mid
week matinee performance of "St
Elmo be given this week, preferably
tomorrow. The writer explained that II
large number of her friends joined with
her in the request, and enclosed "a
check for 100 seats. The check, how
ever, was returned to the sender. with
1t went letter in which Mr.. Morosco
explained that he believed an extra
matinee would overtax the company
and prove detrimental to their work.
A unique character with "The Spoil
ers," which comes to the Majestic the
ater next week, is Eli A. Smith, for
merly an Alaskan mail carrier. Smith
drove his mail team Of seven dogs and
wolves 10000 miles from Nome, Alaska,
TO Washington, ID. c., where he dellv-
cred letter to President Roosevelt.
Smith is not an actor, but he helps look
after the dogs used i'm "The Spoilers"
and plays himself an Alaskan mail
driver.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-08
CHICAGO PROFESSOR SAYS
ENGLISH GAME SUPERIOR
Prof. johnson Scores Low Standard of
craftsmanship and MIsmanage-
ment in This Country

CHICAGO, Dec. THE first protest
against intercollegiate football from a
professor of the University of Chicago
Is made by Prof. Franklin w. John
son, dean Of the university high
school, in the current School Review.
issued yesterday.
In his article Professor Johnson de-
clares that English rugby, fraught
with less danger, giving more players
a chance to participate and maintain
ing cleaner standards Of morality, is
superior to the American game.
Difficulties arise from the financial
mismanagement of school athletics and
the low standards of sportsmanship
prevailing" says the article "One
need only visit the playin- fields of
rugby on an afternoon Of half holiday
and watch the boys at play to realize
there are standards Of honesty and
sportsmanship attainabe which we
have hardly yet dared hope for"
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-08
M'CAREY SAYS COON
IS SHIFTY FIGHTER
~ Am Not Picking the Winner, but
Look Out for Jack" Is Uncle
Toms Statement in
Chicago

CHICAGO, Dec. tom McCarey Of
Los Angeles, who was one of the un-
successful bidders for the big fight
and who has staged many a big fstic
battle. passed through Chicago yester-
day on his way to the coast, coming
direct from New York.
u consider Johnson one Of the most
wonderful men who ever stepped into
ring" said McCarey, "and anyone
who thinks he is just going into the
arena to take the count may revise his
opinion. Not that 1 say that Jeffries
is going TO lose and Johnson win. L
am not picking the winner, but am
just giving my opinion of Jack as a
fighter. Johnson has fought before my
club several times, and l don't think
I ever saw a shiftier man in the ring.
He is simply a big edition of Joe
Cans. He is the most wonderful
blocker in the world. and therein lies
his strength. II IS next to impossible
to hit him"
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-08
CHICAGO SOCIETY WOMAN
OPENS BIG HORSE SHOW
Mrs. Potter Palmer Presides over So
ciety Horse Show - Valuable
Draft Animals Are Seen

CHICAGO, Dec. Mrs. Potter
Palmer, fresh from her social victories
IN England, presided" last evening at
the first purely Chicago society horse
show ever held in this city. 1t was
the best dressed horse show crowd
that ever sat around an arena in Chi
cago. And the horses were well worth
looking at. They formed probably the
finest lot Of horse flesh ever seen in
this city. When the show at the big
Union stockyard amphitheater opened
the first blare of the trumpets brought
into the ring $50 heavy draft horses,
whose value alone is estimated con-
seryatively at S1,00O,000. Thereafter
throughout the evening there appeared
prize winners Of New York and Eng
land and the best bred animals of our
own country and the continent.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-08
BUTWELL'S MOUNT WINS
EASILY FROM GOOD FIELD

JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Dec. 7.-One
Of the surprises of today's card at Mon
Grief Park was St, ElmWood's victory
i'm the fifth race, when she won from a
smart field at good odds. Her victory
was greatly due to a clever ride by
ButweIl. Furnace, a heavily played
favorite, rewarded his hackers by cas-
iy winning the third. This horse was
played heavily. The weather was dis
agreeable. Results:
First race five and n half furlongs-Phor-
ouis won. Co0uskn second, o. K Herndon
tn.gL lime. 1910 10
Second race, six furlonEs-Woodlane won,
Bat Na-.orsou second, La Refine Hindoo third
Time, 49,
Third race. six furlonrs-F Furnace won, John
A Muuraa second, Aunt Kate third, Time
1916 2-5
Fourth race. six furlongz-Royal Captive
Won, Ccweu second. Home Run third Time,
1I6 %
Fifth race. seven furlongs-st Elmwood won,
Roseborn sec ad, Ethen third. Time, 1;2S i-5,
Sixth race. milo and sixteenth-Heart Of
Hyacinth wou Eoseburg second, The Earl
third, Time, --.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-08
EBBETTS DECLARES IN
FAVOR OF JOHN WARD
Brooklyn President Says That FEY
dler's Decisions Cost Club
Two Games

NEW YORK, Dec. 7.-Charles Eb-
belts, president of the Brooklyn Ma
tional league baseball club, declared to-
day that at the annual meeting Of the
National league i'm this city on Decem-
Der "A he would vote for John NJ. Ward
for president as against John a. Heyd-
Ter, incumbent.
Mr. Ebbetts says Heydler's decision
in disputed cases cost Brooklyn two
games last season He said that he
was willing to vote for Heydler for
secretary treasurer for life. Ebbetts
also declared himself against "syndi-
cate baseball" and in favor of a sea-
son of 100 games next year. beginning
ON April IA and ending October 16.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-08
CYCLISTS STILL
CONTINUE GRIND
SIX-DAY RACERS AHEAD OF
RECORD
SPECTATOR is WOUNDED BY
PISTOL SHOT
Injured Man Does Not Know Who
Shot Him-Ten Teams Are
Racing Neck and
Neck
tAssoniated Press1


NEW YORK, Dec. Ten teams OF
the fourteen still remaining in the six
day bicycle race at the Madison Square
garden had covered 957 miles at II
o'clock tonight, the end of the forty
seventh hour.
Dr. Hugh NJ. Cox, a surgeon in at
tendance, issued a statement that all
the riders were in first class condi-
ton"
The score of the leaders is nearly
three miles better than the previous
record made by Moran and MacFar-
land last year. Two thousand onlook-
ers were startled today by the report
of a pistol shot from behind the tier
of boxes.
When quiet was restored it was found
that two men had started fight and
that a man in the crowd had been
shot. The wounded man whose injuries
are not serious, is Christopher Brown,
otherwise known as Tug" Wilson, a
pugilist. He says he interfered in
fight between two men, and does not
know who shot him.
Bert Keyes, a prizehghter, was ar
rested by the police. He denies having
fired the shot.
At noon the cyclists were again ahead
Of the worlds record OF 1861 miles for
thirty-six hours, with Calvin forcing
the pace. the new figure of 1891 miles
being put up.
The score at p. m. was: Root-Stol,
Mcfarland Clark. Root-Fogler, Law
son-Demara, Walthour- Collins. Mitten-
West. Cameron Krebs, Pye- Hehir, Hal
stead Lawrence, Calvin -Keegan, 1875;
Anderson-Vanoni, Hill-Stein, Georget-
Georget 1874; -Carapezzi,
777:2.
The II o'clock or forty-seventh hour
score follows:
MacFarland-C Clark. Rutl-Stol Root
Fogler, Lamson-Demara, Walthour-
Collins, Mitten-West, Cameron KreSs,
Halstead-Lawrence, Pye-Hehir, Gal
vin-Keegan, e57 miles; Anderson-V Van
oni, Hill-Steln, Georget- Georget. $50
miles, laps; Germain- CarapezzL sJ4
miles, 4 laps.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-08

The following from a leading north
ern paper sounds d new note of en-
couragement in the ears of the de-
spairing lover of the thoroughbred:
While racing at Emeryville is in the
throes of an experiment which is keep
ing turfmen awake O. nights, there is
one bright spot in the situation which
promises more than ordinary sport af
ter the first of the year. The track
is the nursery for as classy a lot of
yearlings as were ever brought to-
gether in the west. These youngsters
Will begin their racing careers on New
Years day and it is predicted that
some Of them will develop qualities Of
speed and stamina that will take them
to the metropolitan tracks for the sum-
mer stakes.
Stable talk and the gossip of rail-
birds already deals with prospective
winners of the first baby races and the
clockers have caught some wonderful
furlongs and quarter miles of hlies and
colts that are just learning their les
sons.
A. b. Spreckels leads with the great
est number having twenty-five Napa
stock farm youngsters under the
schooling of Trainer Carroll In the lot
is a full brother to Voorhees, and full
sisters to DR.. Leggo, Cottyto, Napa,
Nick and Daruma, to say nothing of
yearling filly out of Arisbe, winner of
the California Oaks and all of the
youngsters promise to live up to the
reputation Of their distinguished breed
ing.
Oakwood stock farm is next with
thirteen babies, and Trainer Maxwell
says several OF them are reeling off
a furlong in IL seconds. The pet of
the lot is a half sister to the speed mar
vel Rey Hindoo. Barney Schneider
has half sister to Center Shot, and
Daggle Smith a half brother to Lee
Rose. r. J. Mackenzie of Canada
brought five royalty bred yearlings,
and Burns & Waterhouse have nine
which will carry their owners colors
for the first time in several years Mo-
lera &, Joseph have a promising young
ster by Crescendo out of Fannie Lou
Use, who is the dam Of five stake win
ners.
From Nevada eight babies will try
for honors-four by Ravelston, belong
ing to j. Driscoll and four bred at the
Winters ranch belonging to G. Van
Gordon Two of the latter figuratively
burned up the track In their work yes
terday.
If w. OBJ. Macdonough will send a
few Ormondale yearlings to the track
the list will be complete, and no doubt
will be left as to the rivalry Of Cali
fornia breeders for honors on the turf
The owners and the number of colts
they have in training are as follows:
w. T. Anderson 7, Burns & Water
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-08
EAST AND WEST MAY
MEET ON CINDER PATH
Yale and illinois Athletes Probably
Will Compete This Season-EI
Probable Scene of Contest

URBANA, Ill, Dec. East and
west may meet in track athletics this
season If arrangements are made for
a dual meet between Yale and Illinois.
as is hoped earnestly here.
1t became known informally yester-
day that overtures to the New Haven
institution had been made by the Illi-
nois managers for such a meet. Yale
is not averse to the idea and Is con-
templating signing a contract If sat
isfactory terms are arranged The
contest will likely be held on the Eli
field, although there is bare chance
that the easterners might consent to
come to Illinois.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-08
CAMP FAV0RS
REVISION OF PRESENT
RULES OF FOOTBALL

= NEW HAVEN, Conn, Dec. T. +
= That there should be a revision 4
\ of the football rules, with a view -
X to minimizing the chances of seri- J.
X Gus mishaps, was declared here to- i
= day by Walter Camp, Yale's grad i.
y uate coach, +
y II don't know that I am suffi- y
= GENTLY prepared to say just what X
:. these rule changes should be-" \
!. said Mr. Camp, but I am col !.
X lecting such facts as I can that !.
X would lead to the knowledge of 4
X how to effect the best results" 4
\ !. X 4 4 \ 4 i \ 4 K X :. X i 4 !. < i.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-08
HERALDS SPORTS AND PASTIMES'
'JEFF-J0HNSON FIGHT
WILL BE ON SQUARE"
PROMOTER GLEASON

= NEW YORK, Dec. THE JEFF +
x fries-Johnson fight will be abso- :
= lutely on the square" said Pro =
:. moter Gleason yesterday. THE +
X men are not under a pull to =
< guarantee certain number of =
4 spectacular rounds for the pic X
:. ture machine, but they viii go in =
X to fight from the first sound of =
X the gong. Jcffries is too bitter \
= towards Johnson to agree to pro- =
X long the fight and III miss my 4
x guess if he doesn't try to knock :
:. out Johnson as quickly as possi- x
= BILE" =
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-08
CRUISER YANKEE RAISED,
BUT SINKS IMMEDIATELY Y

NEW BEDFORD, Mass, Dec T.
Raised from her bed Of mud in Buz-
Yards bay through forty feet of water
today, the United States cruiser Yam
kee remained on the surface for a few
minutes and then suddenly sank again
to the bottom.
Two men at work inside the hull
succeeded in swimming to safety.
The raising of the Yankee, which has
been in her present position for a year
and two days, was accomplished by the
Arbuckle Wrecking company by means
of compressed air. What caused the
cruiser to go down again so suddenly
Is not yet known
The Yankee went ashore on the Hen
and Chickens reef about year ago.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-08

house 9, Burgela Brothers 7, Bianchi &
Mcconnell ?, California stable l, j. G.
Driscoll 1. j. d. Dunn 1, El Palbmar
stable ., Il. Fox ., Frazier q Farris l,
J. Green /, w. r. Jennings a. Knapp &
Kahler 2, e. Kaufman /, Mudero u
Joseph 4, r. j. Mackenzie 3, Old Ned
stable ., Oakwood stock ranch 13, T. w.
O'Brien 8, Petaluma stable l, j. Schrei-
ber 6, j. Schneider l. G. Van Gordon 1,
w. G. Yanke & Co. 8, c. T. Conner
ford ?.
Under the articles of agreement
signed recently by Johnson and jeff
ries Mr.. Kaufman and Mr.. Langford
are left out in the cold. Both men
have wisely agreed not to have any
fights between now and the date of the
fight. Those who try to get in the lime
light by challenging the champions will
have to try another method.
From San Francisco comes the news
that when Connie Mack returns to Phil
adelphia he probably will have in his
pockets the signed contracts of four of
the best young players who this year
starred in the outlaw California league
These men are Pitcher Tracy Hoag
Catcher Eddie Burns, Third Baseman
Eddie Hallinan, and First Baseman
II Agls AL lleiNd dNNtplGu NhdGh ; ttIiies
and unless something goes wrong he
will take them east and give them a
trial. All played with the Stockton
team. Hoag and Burns formed the best
battery in the league, and are wanted
by many clubs in the country.
G. L. CTex) Rlckard. whose bid of
S1O1 900 secured him the Jeffries-J John
son heavyweight championship battle,
in these words tells how he won the
fight
Il do not mean the real battle. but
the preliminary bout in which money
counted more than the punch. | think
! scored n knockout when | deposited
$40 900 instead Of the $4,000 called for
One hundred and one thousand dollars
is a lot of money, but $4,000 is quite
enough to make one feel that there is
something to look forward to.
Counting out fifteen $1,000 bills be-
fore Johnsons eyes was not planned
for dramatic effect, but for a practical
purpose. l felt that l would gain at
least one supporter by showing that
amount of money. 1t is only human to
have faith in a man who shows YOU
something, and that $4,000 looked like
business TO Johnson. Did You see his
eyes CLEAN and his fingers twitch while
the stakeholder was counting it out?"
The Tigers are going back to San
Antonio. Homeward bound Jennings
and Donovan will command teams.
Stops will be made in Kansas City, In
dianapolis, Memphis, Louisville, Nash
Vile and Cincinnati among other towns
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-08
CLARK AGAIN TO PILOT
PITTSBURG NATIONALS

PITTSBURG, Dec. 7.-Barney Drey-
fus, president of the Pittsburg base
ball club yesterday made the positive
announcement that Fred Clark would
direct the play of the Pittsburgs in
the 1910 campaign.
said Dreyfus, "he told me he would
be back in the spring, and that's
enough for me. He will lead the team
next year"
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-08
COPPER TRUST CHANGES
PLANS FOR ANAL GAMATI0N

NEW YORK. Dec. THE recent
federal court Standard Oil decision is
said today to have changed the plans
of the proposed copper merger, and
there may be some delay in effecting
the combination.
1t was stated the new plans provide
for separate amalgamations which will
embrace the ColeRyan and Amalga-
mated properties on one hand and the
Guggenheim copper properties on the
other.
These two combinations, it is stated,
will be the preliminary step to the
greater consolidation.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-08
HERMANN NOW FAV0RS
COMPROMISE CANDIDATE

CINCINNATI Dec. THE fight
over the coming election Of a president
of the National Baseball league may
he settled by a compromise, according
to a statement that August Hermann,
chairman of the National Baseball
commission gave out tonight on the eve
of his departure for New York.
"I have always been for Mr. Hevd-
ler." said Mr.. Hermann, "but if find
that there is no chance for his cleo
tion, I will not vote for him. I viii
vote for the next best man, sooner
than cause a row, but that man VIII
not be John NJ. Ward"
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-08
LONG SHOTS IN ORDER
AT JUAREZ RACE TRACK

JUAREZ, Dec. 7.-FRvorites Jared
badly at the races here today. -Four
long shots won, while the other two
events were divided by split first
choices. Jimmy Blute won two races
when Goldfnn and Banbury won, both
at good prices. The track was in bet
ter shape and is rapidly getting fast.
Results:
First race. SIX furlongs-Gibson won, Hands
Around second John Sparks third. Time, i:17.
Second race five and a half furlongs-Delf
won, Lady Panchita second, Rustem third.
Time, 1909 40,
Third race. six furlonEs-Goldhnn won, Han
nah Louise second. Gladys Louise third. Time,
1:16 20
Fourth race, six furlongs-Bon Ton won,
Execute second, Hancock third. Time, Ill As.
Fifth race five and a half furlongs-High
Culture won, Henry Mann second, Gondola
third. Time, 1:l3.
Sixth race, mlle-Banbury won, Dr. Downie
second, Bonnie Prince Charlie third. Time,
1:4R 1-5.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-08
HYPERION II OUTRUNS
GRIFFIN IN MATCH RACE

TAMPA, Fla, Dec. THE defeat Of
John Griffin, challenger of Tommy At
llins for a match race, was the feature
OF todays card. Hyperion II outfooted
the big gelding all the way, winning
handily, with Griffin two lengths back
The talent did not have a very good
day. Results:
First race. hye and one-half furlongs-Ica-
rian won, Whim second, Col. Ashmeade third.
Time, 1:l2 80.
Second race, one mile-Bannock Bob won,
Great Jubilee second, Warden third. Time,
1:44 4-5.
Third race, FIVE furlongs-Hyperion II won,
John Griffin second, KID third. Time, l:oi 3-5.
Fourth race six furlongs-Grenade won,
La Sale second, Descomnets third. Time,
l19 20
Fifth race, one mile-Hans won Otno sec
oud. Osorlne third. Time, 1:47.
sixth race, six furlongs-Ben Howe won,
Balshed second, Jupiter third. Time, 1:l9 S-5.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-08
Actress Alleged to Be swindler

CHICAGO, Dec. donna Seymour
an actress, theatrical manager and al
legged confidence woman, indicted by the
May grand jury on a charge Of operat-
ing a confidence game, was arrested
here yesterday She is wanted, the
police say, in other cities. They assert
she has swindled many persons out Of
amounts ranging from $500 to $500 in
the last five years. Her method of
operation is to advertise for a man to
act as manager and treasurer for a
theatrical troupe, get him to put up
all the money he wishes to risk, take
the money and disappear.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-08
CUTTERS OF
FISHING FLEET MISSING

FINKENWERDER, Hanover, Dec. Z.
-Twenty-one cutters of the fishing
fleet from this island. which were at
sea when the recent storm arose, have
been given up as lost.
The luckless craft carried one or
more members from each of eighty
families.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-08
PROMOTER OF FAKE RACES
is PLACED ON TRIAL

DENVER, Dec. The trial of Er-
nest L. Powers, alias +. L. McCabe,
charged with being a member of the
Maybray gang of alleged fake race
swindlers, began here today in the west
side court. Powers is accused of hav-
ing induced j. c. Bowman Of Denver
to bet $4,000 on foot race June A. 1908.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-08
EDDIE DUGAN SOON WILL
RIDE FOR AUGUST BELMONT

NEW YORK, Dec. Hockey Eddie
Dugan, the leading winning jockey on
the metropolitan tracks this season,
has been engaged to ride The horses
OF August Belmont next year Du-
gan's retaining fee is $4,000. Second
call on the Jockeys services has been
obtained by Sam Hildreth
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-08
$1,000 CELEBRATION FUND
is GIVEN TO ATHL ETICs

NEW YORK, Dec. IA fund of $1,000
remaining in the treasury of the Hud-
SON Fulton celebration commission.
after all the expenses Of the great fes-
rival were paid, has been turned over
TO the trustees of Columbia university
TO establish a permanent prize for a
collegiate athletic contest OF char
acter yet to be decided.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-08
DoVEY OF BOSTON CLUB
REELECTED TO PRESIDENCY

BOSTON, Dec. 7.-Presidont Dovoy
today was reelected by the Boston M
tional league club, and John p Harris
of Pittsburg was chosen as a director.
President DoVey announced that he
favored John A. Heydler as president
Of the National league.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-08
HARr RESTING WELL

CHICAGO, Dec. james A. Hart
former president of the Chicago Ma
uonal league, was reported as resting
comfortably at the German hospital
last night, following an operation for
appendicitis Saturday
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-08
BELMONT BUYS HORSES

LEXINGTON, Ky, Dec. 7.-August
belmont yesterday bought Retained II,
Pocket Piece and Dissembler, all
daughters Of Hanover, from Henry NJ.
Zirgler. The mares went to Nursery
stud.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-08
MANAGERS, NOTICE

Manager Delhit Of the North Pasa- |
dena baseball team and Manager |
Powell of the Colegrove nine are re-
quested to telephone Carl Mueller, !
F3862, today
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-08
MAHMoUT DEFEATS PARDELLo

TOLEDO, o., Dec. 7.-Yusiff Nah
mout Turk, defeated Leo Pardello in
straight falls. the first in 16 minutes
and the second in 141a minutes in a
wrestling match here tonight.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-08
Norfolk Is Bid In

NORFOLK, Va, Dec. THE Nor.
folk & Southern railroad property late
today was bid in for SS,50O,OOO by the
reorganization committee.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-08
BOARD OF APPEALS HEARS
COMPLAINTS OF 1ORSEMEN

CHICAGO, Dec. THE board Of ap-
peals of the American Trotting asso-
citation opened here today and consider
cd large number of complaints.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-08
DETROIT STARS RETAINED

DETROIT, Dec. 7-Outfelder McIn-
tyre and Catcher Beckendorf today
signed with the Detroit club for an
other season.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-08
WOLGAST NOW
IN TRAINING
MILWAUKEEAN RETURNS FROM
OUTING
PIcATo ALSO is WORKING FOR
COMING BOUT
Memsic Reaches Angel City and Wants
Match with Winner - Prellr-
inaries Are All to the
Good
COMPLETE FIGHT SCHEDULE

COMPLETE FIGHT SCHEDULE
Ad. Wolgast VS.. Frank Picoto, 10 rounds;
1873 nt o'clock.
Frankie Conley vs.. Kid Cleveland ~
rounds; 115 at 8.
Joe Iivermore vs.. Hobo Dougherty'
rounds; 1913 at 3.
Al Rogers vs.. Paul Roman, roundsi 1875
at 8.
George Hugo VS.. Eddie Daley, rounds
11O at g.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-08
CATCHER BLAIR SOLD

NEW YORK, Dec. THE New
York American league club today sold
Catcher Walter Blair to the Rochester
team OF the Eastern league.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-08

It's as easy to secure a bargain in a used
automobile. through want advertising, as It
used to be-and still is-to secure q horse
and carriage.