davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-20

kUbsTAKfSG a man was a
us familiar, and IN many cases.
most profitable undertaking
'-a''ls AZ the time u the KioB q
= ~ II years ago. and every
49, man who made money in
sxzfIous manner will be inter-
= Earning about a very profit
tAostaks In which Charles
" playwright. was the grubee
fz.r A''"''" wa" VIZ
:. = often been said that Eu-
Walter slept on tho park
- 60 y View York before his fret
-. = accepted, and Klein a few
vas IN Just az desperate
Il. ~ hadn't a cent. The only
49,, : 40 vas a few play manu-
-. ~ sad a. no one would accept
4 a. en Naa rated about az high
-. 9ss'nery poet who drors into
ep7s oifies with an effuslon
- 'a had % eat. and he hvpro-
&c., =, ~ ? into signing a fiye-year
r,.a, 80. which Doblln va u
s''s. 49, him to the extent ~ no
!. !. y return for which DoiiIn
rrl.s, 81 half the profits from nv
49, plays that were acecytes
Ass.ss A- went On and Doblin IA =
49, e he saw he 10 ga,1
l<.n.s l ls'.' a~ay from him. Then
~, y s. .aek changed. Before ,be 4
4 s,, ms's 30 he had written 4 NJ,
i..,ssas's which included s.rbs
xsu.ss "a. The Lion and ~.
ks's The Third Degree e. ..,r w.
h<,,1nsea' s'er" "Hsartssases .,,ts
1. -, sad -Hsd Fsather~ :"
= ssI $50 handing Doblin a thou.-
ks' ,sF. g a time. TIE an, ,e,,a.
:" ''esissa more than = no. sa' ao6
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-20

AZ the Majestic. the new show
opening Monday afternoon win In
clude Delmore a Lee, aertalis,s.
Arthur HiIl and Sylvia sylvlany.
performers on the unicycle: the
bohemian Sextette OF European
grand opera singers. Val Tralnor
and Myrtle Dale ia Memories Of
the War: Kathlyn De Vote. singer.
and the two films Of French motion
pictures on the bioacope.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-20

At the Moore NJ $3.50 o'clock
tomorrow afternoon there VIII take
place the second ~ the series 81
sunday afternoon popular concerts
By the Seattle symphony Orchestra.
under the direction OF Henry had
ley. The hour 81 beginning has
been moved ahead as Indicated IL
order thar the concert may DO over
In time 70 permit OF the moving 10
OF scenery for the evening perform
ance.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-20
va9dexlIle-orphsun,

AZ the Orpheurn. starting Monday
afternoon, there will be seen Donald
Bowies q Co In Guilty. the Klein
family Of German comedy cyclists.
George Perry and lee White. come
diana: Harry Fox and the Miilcrship
Sisters Ia Artistic Nonsense VII.
liams 4 Tucket IN ~Skinny's Fin.
ish": Caicedo. a wire artist: Carl
Nobel. yeniriloauist. and the motion
pictures.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-20
NEXT Weeks pLAYBlLIs.

A r the Moore all next week
IN Henry y Harris will present
for the first time here The
Third Degree" Charles kieln'a lat.
est play on topic OF the moment.
dealing with conditions IN social
HE IN New York. a. we'll as the
methods OF the police departments
In some large cities. The cast Will
be headed By Paul EveYton. Fer.
nanda Eilscn and Margaret Drew.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-20
When knIshshoes Was In Flower
--lots

Al the Lois all next week there
will Dc seen -when Knsshthood ~aa
ia Flower" with Jane Keiton in the
leading role 81 Mary Tudor. The
play II Paul Kester'a drarnAtisafion
OF Charles Majors romance Of ohiv.
airy OF 18th century England. Il IL
In five acts. the opening scene betting
Al Windsor Park. and other acts
being laid in London and Ia Paris
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-20

The Nuts were all lIt up last
night Their social IN r. n. A.
ball was attended by representa-.
lives Of every theatre and every
company In town. Seattle she'll No.
2 now has q membership Of us
The officers os the Nut society IN
thia city are. A. Budxiilni. bss
hard nut. r. l.. Newell. big tough
nut. and FIoy Dartf. biz pecan.
jeff White OF the Grand shslIed
out the fun as toastmastsr last
night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-20

At the Seattle tomorrow afternoon
the RnEseli.Drew Stock company
win bckIn It's i2sh week with the
first performance Ia this city of the
melodrama. Why lie Divorced
Her. The play vas written as the
result Of the sensational develop
ments Ia a public trial that attract
I'd much attention several years ago.
and with which the play wili be
readily associated.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-20
vaudexlII.--pantaaes

The F1orenz Family OF European
acrobats. sir in number. will be the
headiiners of the new vaudeville bill
at the Pantages on Monday. sup.
ported by Howard 4 Lewis. Ger.
man comedians; the -Four American
Gypsy Girls. IN a scenic singing
production. schrode 4 Chappell. in
a comedy skit: Nip a Tuck. Euro
pean grotesques. and the films Of
motion pictures.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-20

before his fiveyear grubssako con-
tract expired.
so you cant always sometimes tell
when you stake poor man TO few
dollars. Il may all come back to
yea again with a few million per
cent interest
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-20
Ions Chance Taken on
Dramatist's Skill Leads
10 Phenomenal Profits
Nut, Elect Officers.
Claiming Ellery and His
Rand VIII Not Come TO
Seattle This Winter as
NJ Hall Is Available.
sxssssssssss%ssss
! AxusrmsNr CALENDAR.


ssooRE = sandaY afternoon. ,
j symphnny Orchsssras sec I
: oaa popular concert. Sun 4
! say night and all week. The I
! Thlrd Degree.
! AlHANnRA-Dark
! GRAND - THE Honeymoon 4
Z Trail
I eEATTLE-The Russeli.Drew 4
= Compsny tilVth 10 10Th 4
4 perfnrmancesl IN Why lie I
I Divorced Her
4 LOIS = Ths Del Lawrence
= compzzS gl21d 20 i23d per 4
4 formaneesl In When 4
: KnixAthood g1 n Flower" 4
= oHcHEuM puraA Bowles q 4
> Ca and sxafeTliie 4
: hAJfSTic-Dslmore q Lee I
! and vaudeville I
Z PtNTAcEs - The Florenx 4
4 Fansily and vaudeville. ,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-20
PAST PERFORMANCES

Nv ERNANDA ELisCu. leading
n woman Of The Third Degree"
IN company, played the role %
Sophie IN Leah kleachna. with
Mra Fake nj the Seattle 10 1905
Paul Eyerton. leading man ~
The THIRD Degree played az the
Grand eight years ago with chann.
cey Oleo,t in Garrett O'Magh He
returned the next season with I'D.
win Milton Royie ia Friends" Five
years agu be waa at the Grand with
Edna Wallace Hopper ia "A Coun-
try Mouse" Since then be has
made three trips here with The
Lion aud she Mouse"
Three other members Of The
Third Degree" company are known
here Margaret Drew appeared
here sir years ago with Paul Oh
more tn THE Mummy aud the
Hummsng bird A season later she
returned 70 the Grand A. the lead.
Ink woman for William Morris ia
Who's Hrownr II. II. Fugnman
has made two visits here Ia the
eccentric comedy role Ia Way
D0wns Hast
Advance Manager r. W Priest
brought the Olympia Opera com.
pany herr IN 1897 the Cartoons IN
When Johnny Cones Marching
Home Ia 1905. Mauae Fealy IN
The Illusion 81 Beatrice the next
year aud Chcridah Simpson In Red
Feather 20 the Grand last year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-20

Ralph Ramsay. who will appear
here with THE Third Degree"
next week, Is a son OF Ralph Stuart.
an actor who is well known here,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-20

Included In the ranks OF Mrs
Leslie Carriers company playing
"Vasta Herner In St Louis this
week is Charlie Ciary. Seattle
actor who has filled many promi
nent engagements since adopting
professional career few years
ago.
At tomorrow afternoons popular
concert at the Moore. Max Stelndel,
'cellist, a member OF the orchestra.
viii appear as soloist.
Charlie Taylor is back from Port
land, making arrangements for the
putting on Of cycle Of his own
sensational dramas In this city
Manager Alex PantaRes Is hop.
ing that he will be able to move
into his new $4,000 hut on 36th
av. in time for a Christmas house
warming.
Sure enough, the Orpheum IL go
ing into Winnipeg. Martin Beck
bought the site last week
John w. Considine wires back
from the East that he has added
three Minnesota houses and one
Wisconsin house to the Sullivan
Consldlne vaudeville circuit.
Plays which Seattle viii see for
the first time during the coming
week are THE Third Degree" The
Honeymoon Trail and why He
Divorced Her"
Twentythree years ago tonight,
on November 20, 1856, George
Woodthorpe played May Blossom
at F'rye's Opera House.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-20
ATTRACTIONS TO FOLLOW.

I koosE Ezra Kendall In =,
Z The Vinegar Buyer" The 4
: Sci Kiss. The Alaskan" 4
! George ~ Conan In The 4
4 Yankee Prince"
Z ALht&Hnt--Dallas Wexford 4
y Mr. Hopkinson;" The 4
Z s<y Musician 3 1
: eaANp--~The Girl at the 4
: hsln.~ the George Primrose 4
= hl1strsls, ~The Land OF 4
Nod 4
tHtTrLE-'Deserted az the 4
Altar. The Workingman's
VIE. -0n Trial for His 4
Life" 4
IRA" ~The Lottery 4
q Lore" "A Gentleman OF 4
France
Ns444444.s4Es444-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-20

Donald Bowles. at the orpheum
next week. made several trips "a
Seattle In 1901 and 1909 az the
leading juvenile with the James
Neill stock companies.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-20

/ Guauhinx Eiiery and his bshd
are not 10 return 70 Seattle this
winter. according To a decision
reached today by the Commercial
Club committee haying the matter
In charge. In commenting on the
decision OF the committee today.
Chairman Shawhan said.
I'VE have decided 90 defer the
EiIary engagement for a period OF
one year. In other words. the band
will be here In January. 1911. in.
stead Of January. 1910 We have
20 written TO Claiming Eiiery. and
the arrangement meets with his APP
prevail
Our principal stumbling block
hae been the matter OF securing a
suitable hall in which the band
could appear. Absolutely no place
is available at this time. The
natatorium building AZ the foot OF
Union St. on which we had
counted. Is to be so delayed that Il
viii not open much before May
next"
II is expected that both the sym.
phony orchestra and Wagner's
Band will be Wild with Indignation
because Ellery il not coming. but
their protests will be unavailing
Second Symphony Concert.
Nothing marred last evenings
symphony concert AZ the Moore
save that curtain Of flaring red |
bunting which. hung In the center
49,
symphony all by itself. The az.
tendance last eyening was very |
large. quite the largest. az ! recall |
II. since the evening OF the Nor /
dica concert OF a year ago. Director
Hadley had a turnout OF Sc men
and his program was excellent. |
heightening the good impression /
made by himself at the opening /
symphony last month.
The program last evening mark
ed Hadley's debut as a composer, /
80 far as the orchestral concerts |
are concerned. though bis compo-
sitions have been played by other
local orcnestras for some time. His 1
selection was George Hamlin'a 1
first song number. a dramatic aria,
"Francesoa The theme was /
taken from that murderous old
melodrama, Francesca de Rimini,'
and Hadiey gave this love episode
musical setting for Hamlin's
especial use The number was
given a very pleasing reception
Mr.. HamiiD has been heard here I
before az a concert sololst. and his
voice has lost nothing In richness
or quality since his last local ap-
pearanee In the second part he
gave a song group Perhaps the
most attractive Of the purely
orchestral numbers was the beauti'
fui MoskOwski Suite In y The
prelude TO Mozart's lively Mar
rage of Figaro" and the Schu'
bert Unfinished Symphony com
plsted the program.
A feature Of the orchestra at this 4
seasons concerts II the altogether /
excellent harp playing Of Eleanor I
Nordhof. Miss Nordhof should I
certainly have possibilities az
solo artist al some OF the Sunday
afternoon popular concerts.
Wireless Message Note inc. ~
DANIEL FROHMAN:
Watch Tacoma Grow.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-20
WEEK AFTER NEXT.


NOV. xo-Dec. y
sEooA { - The Travelling
/ sllesman. Wednesday At
/ Mnoon. Third Symphony
! coneert. with Fritz kreis-
! vi %
s1kHAM BRA--Dark.
fsnAND Sunday TO Wednes-
! ar, ~Forty-Five Minutes
Eum Broadway" Thurs
4 az to Saturday. Emmett
Dexuy. In In Dreamland.
f<EkTTLE--"At the Old Gross
Roads
tloIs-~The warrens Of vir-
I E1iz.-
4 NATURALIZATION Barry q
4 Company.
4 MAJESTIC - Alber's Polar
: Bssrs
I psNTAeEs-Mlle. Corouas
! Seven Lions.
4 -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-20
MATlNEEs NEXT WEEK.

4 sUNDAY-Moore. Grand, Sc I
n attic, Lois
\ TUESDAY-Lois
4 WEDNE sDAY- Grand. Lois !
4 THURSDAY - Moore. Grand, ,
4 Seattle. Lois
\ SATURDAY ~ Moore, Grand,
4 Seattle. Lois.
4 EVERY DAY-Orpheum, Ma.
4 iestie. Pantages
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-20

Wireless Message Note mo. ~
DANIEL FROHMAN:
Watch Tacoma Grow,
MARgAHET ELLINGTON.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-20

When knlghthood was iu
Flower was frat played here al
the Grand IN 1903 BY Frank l.
Perley cast. headed by EffIe Ellis
Ter In 1905 Rnssils Knott had the
role Of MARI Tudor At tie 0rand.
and the lois company played the
piece In March. 1905. the cast Ia.
GLIDING the following players
Henry VIII - Henry MeRAe
DaGphin Of France Stanley Johns
Thomas Woissy Robs. " Lawrence
Duke of Buckingham ....4..s....
$50. ....*..4. William L. Thorne
Hir Edward Caako6en ..........
,sss..-sts.....s.P Philip Sheffield
....s t4.4....- Harry Cummings
WIN somers ....... Cart Hinehiey
Queen Katherine . Julia WAlcoit
Mary Tudor ....... Ailie@n May
Lady Jane .... MaYgare, Oswald
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-20

Twentythree years ago tonight,
on November 20, 1856. George
woodthorpe played May Blossom"
at Frye's Opera House.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-20

At tomorrow afternoons popular
concert OF the Moore. Max Steindel.
'cellist, a member OF the orchestra.
viii appear as soloist.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-20

Charlie Taylor is back from Port
land. making arrangements for the
putting on Of cycle Of his own
sensational dramas In this city
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-20

Sure enough, the Orpheum Is go
ing into Winnipeg. Martin Beck
bought the site last week.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-29
RECREATION CENTER BOYS
WIN PLAYGROUND TOURNEY
Large Crowd Witnesses Fast Ball
Match Between Eight Fast Teams.
Echoes Are Close Second

The Recreation Center boys by de-
feating the Echo Park team in yester-
days annual tournament Of play
ground ball won the H. S. Whitney
trophy and demonstrated that this
novel game calls forth as much skill
and is as exciting as real baseball. The
Echo Park-Recreation Center game
was one of the best ever witnessed on
the Echo park grounds, the score
standing for some time at to 3, the
winners having three men on bases
and but one down The Echo park
pitcher rose to the occasion and re-
tired the next two Recreation men Dy
the shutout system. Following are the
results Of the afternoon play, which
was witnessed by a large crowd of per
sons:
FIRST heat-Recreation Center Won
from CASTELAR, Street, p to /; Thir-
tieth Street won from Utah Street, 2S
to 8; Violet Street won from san Pc
dro Street, Is to 6; Echo Park won
from Fourteenth street, 33 TO l3.
Second heat-Echo Park won from
Violet street, 80 to s; Recreation Cen
ter won from Thirtieth Street, y to 6.
Final heat-Recreation Center won
from Echo Park, to 4.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-29
CHAMPIONS LOSE
SLOW CONTEST
KOESTNER is POUNDED OUT
OF THE BOX
HATCH, YOUNG RUsHER, SHOWS
UP NICELY
Five Errors Behind Locals and Poor
rOrm of Koestner Are Respon-
sbIe for Easy Victory of
Northerners
Portland 6. Los Angeles I

Los Angeles lost a ragged game to
the Beavers yesterday and Koestner
was pounded out of the box in the sew
enth inning Five errors by the Dillon
ties, assisted by wild heaving by the
1920 900 beauty" gave the game to the
Portlanders by such an easy margin
that there was no question at any
stage of the play as to the winner.
After Koestner blew up and was hope
lessly trying to find his control again
Wheeler replaced him with Hatch, a
youngster who has been working on
the Rivera semi professional team.
Hatch was good, holding the visitors
down to one hit and playing his game
in cool style. But already the contest
was lost beyond redemption.
McCredie used Harkness for the sec>
ona time in the week. and "Speck"
outtwirled the local man, holding the
Champions down to six hits. Almost
perfect fielding behind him aided in
the final result.
Portland started off with one run,
increased it to three in the fourth and
added three more in the sixth and sew
enth The only score made by the To-
Gals came in the second on two hard
hits. The game was badly dragged
out, taking two hours and five minutes
and the hard playing of the last week
seemed to affect the men on both
teams, as they slowed up perceptibly
yesterday. The tabulated score fol-
lows:
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-29
AMERICAN LEAGUE

ST LOUIS, Aug. 2S-Philadelphia
bit powell hard in the sixth inning OF
today's game with st. Louis and got
four runs. Score:
Philadelphia 4, hits 8, errors l.
St. Louis 0, hits 5, errors l.
batteries - Coombs and THOMAS;
Powell, Bailey and stephens.
CHICAGO, Aug. 2S.-Chicago won
both games of a double header from
Washington, 6 to 2, and 2 to l today
Score:
Chicago 6, hits l, errors 8.
washington 4, hits 9, errors 0.
Batteries-Scott and Owens; Gray
and Street.
Second game
Chicago Q hits 6, errors 2
Washington 1, hits 8, errors ?.
Batteries-Smith and Sullivan; Reis-
ling and Street.
CLEVELAND, Aug. 2S.-Boston
punched hits off Joss and beat CIeVe-
land, to 8. Score:
Cleveland 8, hits s. errors 3.
Boston 4, hits II, errors 2.
Ratteries-Joss and Berger and
Clarke; Matthews, Karger and Carri-
gan.
DETROIT, Aug. 2S.--Schmidt made a
great play on Keeler's bunt in the
ninth and prevented a certain tie Cobb
won the game for Detroit. hitting for
three bases in the opening inning, be-
tween singles by D. Jones and CraW-
ford. Score:
Detroit ., hits 7, errors 2
New York l, hits II, errors 2.
Batteries-Summers and Schnhluli
Warhop and Sweeney.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-29
INTERURBAN MINES
ARRANGE SCHEDULE
Many Teams Have Added New Players
TO Lineup and Unlocked for
Results May Be In
Order

The seventh weeks series of the IN
terurban Baseball league will be played
this afternoon, and the many new
players which have been added to the
majority of the mines lead the fans to
believe that some rather unexpected
results may be the order of the day.
Among the teams which have been
greatly strengthened by the addition of
new players is the Directories, who now
boast several star players of the ag-
gregation formerly known as the Teddy
Bears.
The Colegrove nine will meet the
fast Palms boys on the latters' dia-
mond, and many of the fans believe
that this will prove to be one of the
fastest contests of the day. The Wells
Fargo team will journey to the orange
groves of Covina to cross bats with
the nine of that city. while the Eastern
Outftters will endeavor to WhiteWash
the Parrafnes in the first game of
double-header to be held at the Vernon
grounds The second game at vernon
will be held when the DIRECTORIES
take on the Racycles and fast game
should result here. Both mines are con-
fident and will enter the contest pre-
pared for an easy victory. Following
are the line-ups
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-29
NATIONAL LEAGUE

BOSTON. Aug. 2S.-Cincinnati stop
ped Boston's winning streak by de-
feating them today, to g. Score
Cincinnati :, hits IS, errors 2.
Boston 6. hits 6, errors 2.
Batteries-Ewing, Spade, bromme
and Clarke: Brown, Mattern, Shaw
and Graham. Umpire, Emslie.
NEW YORK. Aug. 2s.-Aided by err
rors and by hitting in the pinches, Chi
cago defeated New York here today, b
to ]. Score:
New York 1, hits I, errors ..
Chicago 6, hits 6, errors :.
Batteries Marquard and
Myers; Brown and Archer. Umpires,
Klein and Johnstone.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 2S.-St.
Louis was defeated in both games of
the double header today by PhiladeI-
phias hard hitting. Score:
First game
Philadelphia 5, hits II, errors l.
st. Louis 4, hits Z, errors l.
batteries Scanlon, Sparks
and Doom; Sallee. Lush and Bresna-
han.
Second game
Philadelphia 6, hits 10, errors /.
st. Louis 0, hits 6, errors 3.
Batteries-Moren and DOOM; Back
man. Raleigh and Phelps. Umpire,
Rigler.
BROOKLYN. Aug. 2S.-Pittsburg
took both games of todays double
header. z to 8 and to 0. Scores:
First game
Pittsburg 7, hits 13, errors 0.
Brooklyn 8, hits s, errors /.
Batteries-Kammitz and Gibson; Bell
and Marshall. Umpires, O'Day and
Kane.
Second game
Pittsburg 8, hits Z, errors l.
Brooklyn 0, hits 4, errors 2.
Batteries-Adams and Gibson Ruck-
er and Bergen. Umptres, Kane and
O'Day.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-29
sTlNsoNs BOWLING SCORES

Tenpins-Benfer, 2OS; Ed Calvin, 2O3;
A. H. Mischke, 204; Bowron, PA NJ =.
Clemens, POI; Alexander, PIG; L. b.
Saunders, 256; Armstrong, 2lO; Meyers,
PA; Surrey, 221 Smith, 21S.
JimfOns-BoWden, 119; Sampson, l32i
Jackson 1853; Raymond, 1O5; Chute, lOl;
Weiner, 100; Billiams, ISL; Ingram, l32;
II. J. Raymond, 1856; II. Friend, 12O; F.
L. T., 122, Hagan, ia; Larkln, 10;
Donovan, 1Ol; Sage, 126; G. George,
145; Russell 100; Gray, 124; BoWson
176; Howard, rs; Nichols, 142; o. Brien,
1926; Campbell, 1856 Benfer, 12S; Kelly
1906; Anderson, 11j; Meyers, 12O; Stin-
son, 120, Hahn, 116; Lancaster, 1874;
Delnormande, 12S; Williamson, Ill;
1OS; Carl, 1O7; Taylor, 1888;
r. d. George, Ill; Nuhard, lO3; w.
Young, 139; Cliff, 100; Carson. ll0;
Cameron, 116; Davis, 112; Evans, 10;
Davidson, 116; Jones, 10; Sanderson,
1l8; Harrington. 115; Brown, ll8; Cal
vert, III; Hendricks, 121; jerome, 1l6;
ia; Levi, 112; Long, l26.
Ninepins-Stratton, s. f. l.. T., 8;
Bernard, 7; Hogan, 12; Benfer, 6.
Duckpins-Bowson, 12l; Meyers, ll8;
l. L. B. saunders, 2Js tenpins nigh
score for the week; Bowson, lI6, jim
IONS made high run for the week; Ho-
gan, u, ninepins, high score for the
week.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-29
Among the Boxers

Another four-round bout was added
TO the card of the Pacific Athletic club
for a week from Tuesday yesterday,
the complete program being as fol-
lows:
Phil Brock VS. Frank Picato, ten
rounds, 1873 at 3. o,o,-
Frankie Sullivan VS.. Curley OCon-
nell ten rounds; catchweishts.
Young Solomon VS.. DICK Given, SIX
rounds; catchweights.
Gene Sullivan vs.. Herb Whte' SIX
rounds: 1913 at g.
Young Jeffres VS. Joe Livermore.
four rounds; catchweights.
This will make thirty-six rounds or
lighting if all of the contests go the
limit. There will be lots of action in
all Of the bouts, and the fans Will have
no cause to complain of quantity.
Plcato worked out at Doyle's yester-
day, and this afternoon he Will have
the aid Of Jack Stewart Charlie Picato
and Herb White Brock trained yes
terday at the pavilion, but Will lay OH
this afternoon and will dig in hard to-
morrow and keep up a stiff gait
throughout this week. frankie Sulli-
van started training at Venice and viii
have the companionship of Young Solo
mon, who also is getting in shape at
the beach resort