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Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-03
sHEEPsHEAp BAY RESULTS

sHEEPsHEAD BAY July s.-First race, 1
mile-Black Mate won, Hill Top second, Ara
see third; time 1:99 As.
Second race, furlongs-Tim Pippin won,
Prince Gal second, Miss Kearney third; time
1:19 AS.
Third race, 5h furlongs-Evening Song won,
Good Intent second, Little King third; time
1907 As.
Fourth race,1h miles-Fashionplate won,
Montgomery second Huck third; time 1852 1-5.
Fifth race, III miles-Beauolere won, Bonnie
Kelso second, Gus Helms third; time 2;93.
Sixth race furlongs-Niagara won, Acu-
men second. San Antonio third time 100 AS.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-03
WILL CHALLENGE
UNDER NEW RULE
Yacht Club Members Are Interested In
Statement That Famous 5rIton
Wants to Race

GLASGOW, July 2.--It is understood
that the royal yacht club has decided
to invite the New York yacht club to
disclose definitely on what conditions
challenge for the American cup
would be received and what conces-
sions would be grapted. This step will
be taken with a view to an early chal-
lenge IL the reply is at all favorable
NEW YORK, July 2.-Dispatches
from Glasgow that Sir Thomas Upton
was ready to challenge again for the
American cup under the new rules,
We're read with interest by yachtsmen
today. 1t can be stated that the at
titude of the New York yacht club
has undergone no change since two
years ago, when a challenge by Sir
Thomas was turned down on the
grounds that the conditions for the
American cup contest were provided
by the deed of gift and that the club
had no right to alter them.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-03

shortly be Withdrawn, indicates that
rapid change for the better has occurred
in some of the areas concerned. Within
the last fortnight the kings bench
division in Dublin has granted three
applications from Leitrim for permis-
sion to serve writs for the recovery of
rents by posting them on the nearest
police barracks. In the case of the
Benson estate the process server stated
In his affidavit that he received several
writs for service, most Of the defend
ants owing six years rent. The dis
trict was In a most disturbed state, and
when he went to serve the writs he
was met by large crowd of people,
who were armed with sticks spades
and grapes. They stopped his horse
and told him that no landlord processes
would be allowed to be served in that
district. Believing that his life would
be imperiled If he endeavored to pro-
ceed, he had to return without serving
a single writ.
In another case, the civil bill officer
stated that he received writs for serv-
ice on a number of persons in the Bal
linagleeragh district. On his arrival
large crowd, carrying scythes pitch
forks and sticks, rapidly collected and
accompanied him on his progress
through the district, hooting. booing
and blowing horns. The people were
very threatening in their demeanOr,
their object being to prevent him from
serving the writs. On reaching the
farms Of the several defendants he
found the houses closed up He be-
lieved he could not have effected serv-
ice of any Of the writs without immi
nent danger to his life, or at least with
out the danger of receiving physical
injury. Claims for malicious burning
in the same county have just been
lodged with the Monorhamilton rural
council amounting to $34O0.
Want Police withdrawn
Extra police are a serious burden on
local resources, and frequent protests
are made by county councils against
the charges levied, some even going so
far as to refuse payment. Heroic
measures of this kind are, however,
singularly ineffective, as Dublin castle
simply deducts the sums due from the
grants payable TO the local authorities
Thus the Roscommon council have been
notified that SS235 has been retained
out Of the agricultural grant due to the
county In respect of police charges
they had declined to pay Moreover. a
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-03
RACING RESULTS
q RESIILTS AT VICTORIA

VICTORIA, July 2.-First race, selling, fur
longs-Bayfeld won, Queen Alama second,
Frieze third time 1903 1-5.
Second race, selling, 1 mile-Novogorod won,
Aristotle second, DR.. White third time 1:42 2-5.
Third race, selling, l mle-De Grammont
won. Rama second, Mr.. Bishop third; time
1:42 3-5
Fourth race, selling, III miles--Joe Coyne
won, Jacomo second, Iras third; time 1857.
Fifth race, selling 7 furlongs-Mill Song won,
Merrill second, Philistina third; time 1:26 80.
Sixth race, selling, furlongs-VroDsky won,
Prestige second, Bold third; time :02 3-5.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-03
rHREE YACHTS no AMERlcA

KEEL, July 2.-The Imperial Yacht
club committee formed to select Ger
man representatives in the races for
Sonderklasse yachts at Marblehead,
Mass, this summer today, under the
Craftsmanship of Prince Henry, decided
TO send c. Ats Wittelsbach V; Hevella
owned by o. Protzen and w. Rach-
enius and Herr Berghoff's zeihun H.
The boats will be shipped to America
within a few days. The men who are
to sail the yachts will go later
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-03

further claim has been made for the
last half-year, amounting to $S995. At
meetings of local bodies the assertion
is frequently made that these special
provisions for the maintenance of or
der are unnecessary, but in too many
cases the police reports tell another
story. On the strength of the fact that
the county court judge had been pre-
sented with white gloves, w. Redmond,
NJ. P, recently wrote to the chief sec
retary suggesting that the extra police
should be Withdrawn from Claire. Mr.
Birrells reply was to the effect that
he could hold out no hope of his being
able to comply with the request, as the
police reports showed that the county
was mot in that condition which its
friends would like to see." The chief
secretary's caution has been justified,
as several cattle drives have since been
reported from the country.
Similar exploits have occurred else
where. An extensive cattle raid took
place the other day on the property Of
a Longford grazier who has long suf-
fered persecution, and whose land has
for months been guarded night and
day by police. Another drive is reported
from a large grazing tract near Ros-
common. Lands in Meath belonging to
the representative church body have
recently been divided by the estates
commissioners, and the reservation of a
section for Protestant tenants has
caused trouble. Four drives have oc-
Cured on the property within a month.
-S-$-S
"The sting of the bee is behind"
In ha wit orta
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-03

Venice-Halibut, smelt, mackerel,
bass, perch, herring.
Ocean Park-Corbina, yellowfin, smelt,
mackerel, herring, perch, pompano, sea
trout.
Santa Monica-Yellowfln, corbina,
herring, perch, smelt, tomcod, pom
pano, halibut.
Long wharf-Halibut, bass, mackerel,
pompano, perch, bass, sculpin, sheep
head, surf perch
Avalon-Yellow TAIL tuna, barracuda,
black sea bass, white sea bass, rock
bass, albicore. striped bass.
Outside-Tuna, yellow tail, barra-
cuda, albicore, bass.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-03
FORMER ATHLETE STRICKEN

Dr. e D. Hillet, who last Saturday
while fishing at Ocean Park, was
stricken with an attack of heart trouble
while fishing off the pier and was re-
moved to an Ocean Park hospital, was
reported greatly improved yesterday.
Hillet was formerly an athlete of the
Chicago university and later of the
Southern California university and in
1898, swan from Camp Whittier to Av-
alon with Philip Wilson, son of the
owner of the Wilson block.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-03
wELLlNcToNs CANCEL GAME

The manager of the Wellington
Heights baseball team phoned The
Herald last night that he would be
compelled to cancel the game with the
Hermosa Beach team for their sched-
uled game next Monday owing to the
fact that the players rebelled against
playing Sunday and Monday ball.
The Sante baseball team is anxious
to get a game with any amateur team
for the Santa Fe diamond for Sunday
afternoon. Answer through The Her
aid
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-03
RESULTS ATLATONIA

LAToNIA, July 2.-First race, furlongs-
Dextrine won. Tannie second, Sinfrln third;
time 1:143-5i
Second race, g. furlongs-Banhis won, Re-
deem second, Mae Henley third: time 1907 1-5.
Third race, 1B mles-Quagga won, Lubin
second, Winning Star third; time 1853 20.
Fourth race. furlongs-Madman won. Char
lie Eastman second, Tom Holland third; time
112 as.
Fifth race, l-16 miles-Dr. Barkley won,
Sniff second. Green Ridge third; time 1:43 2-5.
Sixth race. Ia mies-Hans won, Bellevue
second, Vanen third; time 52
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-03
BALL AND GOLF Ar PASADENA

PASADENA, July 2.-Baseball and
golf will rival each other in attract
ing interest at the Annandale Country
club Monday, July 5. There will be a
match in the morning between two
teams picked from the club member
ship and the losers will entertain the
winning golfers at luncheon In the
afternoon there will be driving con-
test from the first tee and a baseball
game between picked teams. The SER
vices of the Kammermeyer orchestra
have been secured for the evening,
when an informal dance will be held.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-03
VANDERBILT HEADS WINNERS

NEW YORK, July 2.-W. K. VAN
derbilt heads the list Of winners on
the French turf since the season
opened on March IL last, his horses
having won $160,00O UP to June 80.
Maurice Rothschild comes next with
$121 200. Baron de Rothschild's horse
Verndun was the greatest single win
ner, $4,000, including the $4,000
Grand Prix.
Mr.. Vanderbilts Oversight comes
next with $4,000 to his credit.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-03
LONG BEACH VS.. covINA

LONG BEACH, July 2.-The munci-
pal ball team, S. ]. Abrams manager,
will play Covina tomorrow at that city
and will on July s, play return match
on the Long Beach diamond. Among
the new players that Manager Abrams
has secured are Campbell of the Nc
Cormicks, of the California summer
league, who will succeed Adams at
third; Ben Pratt, formerly of the
Thistles, who will be on the receiving
end, and Miller, who will do the twirl-
ioo
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-03
RACING AT WORCESTER

WORCESTER, England, July 2.-The
Hindlip maiden 2-year-old plate of 1903
sovereigns, distance five furlongs. was
won today by Hauerdina, Highland
Fling was second and Flipperty third.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-03
c. W. WILSON APPOINTED TIMER

Coach C. w. Wilson Of Pasadena
high school has been chosen by Chair
man George w. Braden as one of the
timers in the p. A. A. championship
Angeles during Elk week at Ascot
park.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-03

1.-THE sting of the bee is behind"
"Just the way with my repartee-I
never think of it till the next day.
Yonkers Stateman.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-03
Disturbances End

The announcement in the Dublin Ga
zette that Kings county, Leitrim and
Westmeath have ceased to be disturbed
and that the extra police on duty will
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-03

ST. LOUIS, July 2.--Cincinnati lost in
a ten-inning game today. Score:
Cincinnati 4, hits 5, errors 3.
st. Louis 8, hits 13. errors 1.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-04-21
KRAMER, FOGLER
AND OTHER CRACKS
TO RIDE MARATHON

The Marathon craze has now extend
Cd to the ranks of the cyclists, and
the first bicycle Marathon ever at
tempted in this country by professional
riders will be run next Sunday after.
noon at the Newark Velodrome. The
event is scheduled as the feature of the
weekly race meets. and the riders will
be sent over the full Marathon distance
of rs miles, 1856 yards. The affair will
be held On the steep-banked board
track, which measures six laps to the
mile, and all the star professionals.
including National Champion Frank l..
Kramer, Joe Fogler, the aspirant for
his title, and Eddie Root will compete.
along with thirty other professionals.
Besides this. the card of the meet will
include two amateur events. a ive-mile
motorcycle race and two motorcycle
exhibitions.
There is a triple interest in the big race.
First, the present popularity of ANYTHING
labeled Marathon attracts attention. Then
for a second feature, the contest will
bring a continuation of the battle for the
seasons championship between Kramer
the present t~itle-holder. and Fogler. who
seeks the n This leaves conditions
as they were at first with each claiming
ne Is the better man. Then. as the third
feature of the meet, Eddie Root, who is
the greatest six-day rider in America, and
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-04-21
POLICE RA|DED
LONG ACRE CLUB

NEW YORK, April 21.-The police
last night raided the Long Acre Ath-
letic Club during the progress of boxing
bouts between local fighters and made
half a dozen arrests of managers and
others.
There were 1000 men in the arena
and a panic of fear seized MANY of
them when the police appeared. There
was a general rush for the windows,
and a number of persons We're injured
while so endeavoring to escape.
The raid is in line with the recently
adopted policy of the police, brought
about by the protests of Governor
Hughes and others against a resump
ton of tho lighting game in New York.
to prevent boxing bouts in other than
genuine athletic clubs. Detectives, it
Is stated, readily bought tickets Of adj
mission to the Long Acre arena.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-04-21
KLINE PLANNING
TRIP TO EUROPE

Patsy Kline, the local scrapper, has
visions of going abroad some time in
June. 1t all depends on how the little
fellow pans out in his fights before the
Eureka Athletic Club at Baltimore next
month. Patsy is to fight frankie Neil
there on May 4. and, if he shows up
all right, will meet Abe Attell ten days
later.
Then the question of his going to
England will come up. As the Newark
err Is some fighter, the "pugs' in John
Bulls country had better beware. Pat,
sy figures on getting three bouts across
the pond. The principal one is with
Bowoker, the much-touted English box
ing artist.
The local c%onqueror of scores of fight
ers Is in earnest and, with such pros.
poets staring him In the face, it's a
safe bet that he will shape himself for
the big battles in the Monumental city
In May better than ever before.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-04-21
A BIG CATHOLIC
ATHLETIC MEET
SET For MAY 81.

Wha is regarded as one of the prih-
cipal sporting events in Catholic club
circles this season is the dual athletic
meet between the Xavier Catholic
Club of st. Mary's Church and the st.
COLUMBIA Catholic Club on st. Mary's
Field on Decoration Day.
The organizations have been friendly
rivals for years and llaye met at bowl
ing, pool and shuelchoard, but it will
be their first meeting in athletics, and,
as both have many clever athletes. the
program will be interesting.
Besides the dual events there will he two
speclal events for the parochial school atb-
letes. one being "A half-mile relay for teams
averaging eighty pounds and the other 4
2D-yard obstacle race.
Entries for both events will close with
me chairman of the committee. lem
hlordan, care of Xavier c. C.. on Nav 1h
Ihere VIII be other events, closed TO mem
pers OF the Xaviers. The dual events will
consist OF 75-yard dash, 220-yard dash. me
mile run, one-mile relay. running higb
lump, running broad jump and the r.
Inc athletes of both organizations will
psgin training Immediately on St. Mary,s
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-04-21
ACADEMY BOYS
BUSY THIS YEAR

Baseball and athletics are
the minds of the students at Newark
Academy during their leisure hours
ana 1t is expected hat the same suc-
cess which the representatives had in
days gone by will again be the lot Of
the wearers of the red and black
Charley Mayser is a busy one these
Jays training the baseball players, run
ners, jumpers and field athletes. hey
are showing up well. The big event
of the summer, the, annual field dav
OF the academy, will take place on NAV
III at the institutions new rounds at
Orange and First streets. A relay will
be sent to Philadelphia Saturday TO
take part in the University. of Penn
syivania carnival at Franklin Field
II VIII include Harold S. Van Doren.
John H. Heger, Fred Eberstadt. r r
Mackin anh c.. Buckley.
The baseball team will open its sea-
son on its home grounds next Wednes-
day afternoon, when it meets Bloom
Held High School. The baseball man
agement has arranged something new
IN an effort to develop baseball mate
rial A class league with fve teams
mars been organized and win get info
action lei week.
The champion team viii receive a sill
yer loving cup.
LWI ~
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-04-21
BY BERT DODGE.

Ibat formal announcement from Jim
Jeffries to the effect that he is still
lighting champion-though he aban-
doned the title several years ago-is
rather interesting, but it's not quite as
productive of public excitement as it
would have been some weeks ago, saw
when the big fellow came East.
IL was forecasted In the STAR not
long after the champion arrived in
Manhattan that he intended to fight
Johnson, or, at least, that he was going
to declare himself as ready to reenter
the ring and even to wipe out that
color line, if no one else could be found
to prove the supremacy of the white
race in the pugilistic ring.
Jeffries has evidently not been en-
thusiastic about fighting again. He
has proved that by the hesitating man
ner in which he has handled the SUBJ
ject. From out-and-out declarations
that he would never Renter the ring.
no matter what financial rewards were
offered or what The conditions were. he
has gradually veered around to the
ROiii hO iG bdo utNidltu iDdl lie
would fight again.
The big money to he won has undoubtedly
had Its natural effect in shaping Jeffries's
act. When he first declared that there
would be no more fighting he did not con-
slider the simoleons that We're Just waiting
&c. be picked up by a trip around the vaude-
Vile circuit. Then. naturally, the public
had TO be kept in suspense. The emphatic
NO had to he modified.
Finally, when Johnson's defies had MI
been ignored, it was found that the pub
lie interest was In danger of being shifted
from Jeffries TO the black fellow and also
to that other fighter who is anxious to
stick in tire llmelight, Stanley Ketchel, be-
cause the middleweight champion aud John
son had really signed articles.
1t was then up to Jeffries to say some
thing and do something. And he has done
II. Once more is Jeffrles the champion:
that Is, he is still considered SO by nine
tenths of the followers of the ring game.
He can beat Johnson. so the majority
think But maybe he won't have to fight
the colored fellow at all. Ketehel seems
to have a fair chance of scoring n victory,
and then. too. Kaufman will persist aud
johnson will probably be unable to ignore
him.
Jcffries has specified that any fight in
which he may engage will have to be post
poned for q year or so, and he declares
that by that time he will be in the proper
physical condition for a fight with any
man. even IL II calls for so great an ex-
nenditure of his marvellous powers MS did
some of tho battles that he won when
he was In his best condition,
Jeffries would undoubtedly have come out
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-04-21
E. 0. A. c. TO HAVE FAST
BASEBALL NINE THIS YEAR.

me players of the East Orange Athletic
cups reconstructed baseball team are any.
, n,;n awaiting the clang of the gong that
Judging by the quality Of material that ha.
Ssen CHOSEN to represent the club on the
n,amond this year. the prospects of turn
Iue out a fast team and one that will make
me various teams throughout the stats
bright. ~ ppe"' sAeeeuinsiy
me clubs regular season does NOT omar
until May IS, but In order to keep the nipvA
ers IN condition Manager Ferguson has ar
ranged a few practise games, the first of
Which Will be played next Saturday after-
noon, when they will meet the fast No
hawk A. C., of Newark. M No-
Among those h will be out and the vs.
Peech, captain, first base: Boag and Rtsiar
second base; Holmes, shortstop; Meelsor
ana an ID Young sthird base: Rely and Alien.
Sa,ensrs; hanford and Curtis, pitchers, and
ana Underwood as outhelders.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-04-21
BY WALTER E. ERLER.

One of the horses in the pacing bril-
,gade hat looks like the goods for the
coming season. is the black mare Carrie
L, owned by James Fallon. of East Or
ange. Carrie l., after spending the win
ter in the stable of her owner, looks like
a glass bottle, and is as hard as nails.
With very little work she will be fit
and ready for the strenuous life. She
viii be placed in the hands of Ike Holly
about May l. and II she comes UP to
expectations will be started for the
money, Inc raced SONG at the matinee
events, Those who remember Carrie L,
as they saw her last fall, would scarce
~ know her today. She has developed
into an extremely handsome mare. a
type that displays good breeding and
good
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-04-21

.
for ~trotters and PAGERS. The strangest part
OF 1t all Is from one point of view that
the financial hacker of the meeting Is a
gentleman who has just Invested a fortune
IN the trotting plant. He is one OF the
Oldest, most noted, and, certainly, the
squarest and most honorable wtrotting turf
pooi-seller known to trotting turf history,
Andy ~, Welch. Mr.. WEIGH Is a business
man. Like many men, he can see no harm
IN ,decorous pool-selling on harness events.
ana really believes such beneficial to the
sport and business. Mr.. Welch puts the
destiny OF the trotting turf and the har-
ness race horse far above the incidental IL
fects OF pool-selline. He loves the harness
race-horse and trotting turf sport, and he
Delieves IN their survival, pool-sslling or
no pool-selling. II trotting horse breeders.
trainers, owners and campaigning turfmen
will give Mr. WEIGH and his class OF asso-
ciation promoters half the support he and
Trey are giving them aud their business in
marvellous developments ia ~trotting horse
and trottins turf ~uffaiTs.