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Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-12
FOOTBALL LAURELS
HANG IN BALANCE
Yale and Princeton Clash Saturday
Afternoon at New Haven-West
in Keen Rivalry with East
for Honors

NEW YORK, Nov. 11.-Until six
games of football are played, four on
Saturday and two a week from then,
the college game will be the chief topic
of conversation in the east The east
and west championship will be decided
on Saturday, when the University of
Michigan gives battle to the University
of Pennsylvania at Philadelphia and
Chicago university faces Cornell at
Ithaca. Arrangements have been made
for special trains from this city to
both places, and both Pennsylvania
and Cornell are preparing for the hard
est battles of the season.
Chief interest lies in the game to be
played Saturday between Yale and
Princeton at New Haven. The Prince
ton team, in the pink of condition, is
at New Haven training hard for the
match. The $4,000 seats have been en-
gagged and a record crowd is expected
OF almost equal interest is the game
Saturday at Cambridge, when Dart
mouth plays Harvard.
The season closes week from Sat
urday with the annual Yale-Harvard
game at Cambridge, and never before
has there been such intense interest
so far ahead. All the $4,000 seats in the
Harvard stadium have been taken for
this contest, and it is predicted that
the largest crowd on record will wit
ness the game.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-12
SAYS JEFF WILL NOT
BE HEAVY FAVORITE
COFFR0TH BELIEVES EVEN
MONEY WILL PREVAIL
More Bids on Hand for Championship
Battle-Moscow Athletic Club
offers 100000 for Big
Mill

NEW YORK, Nov. 11.-According to
James Coffroth, the San Francisco fight
promoter, who is here in an effort 10
land the Jeffries-J Johnson contest for
his club at Colma, California, Jeffries
and Johnson will go into the ring at
even money in the betting. Cottroth
is considered one of the most rellaple
fight handicappers In the country.
"1here may be shade the better OF
II for one or the other before the
fight" said Coffroth, but when the
gong sounds you will find that 1t Is an
even money bet and that johnson Will
have as many hackers as JefTries. /
do not recall a fight in which there Is
likely to be more money change hands
than on this one 1t is quite certain
that the California money will go on
johnson to a large extent, as he made
a wonderful impression there, and that
great deal of Jeffries backing VIII
come from the east"
More bids are coming in from CLUBS
and promoters who desire to produce
the big fight. Battling Nelson, the
lightweight champion, desires to be-
come promoter and has wired Johnson
and Jeffries here that he will give
$50, 900 to have their fight take place
on his property in Virginia City, New.
Nelson offers to post $4,000 immediate
ly to bind the offer. James Morgan or
ogden, Utah, wires that he will give
SSO. 900. When all the bids are consid-
cred on December l, 1t is believed there
will be a dozen from which to choose.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-12
OCCIDENTAL ELEVEN
MAY BATTLE SAINTS
Consent of Faculty Obtained for Grid
iron Struggle-Matter Now Rests
with Members of Presby-
terian Team

Although President Baer of occi-
dental college has given his consent
to a football game between the eleven
of the Highland Park institution and
the st. Vincents team, nothing def
mite has been done regarding the
game. The matter rests entirely with
the members of the football squad.
If the boys are willing, under Coach
Gorton's directions. to keep in training
until after the conference season the
game will undoubtedly be played.
On the other hand there are several
members of the squad who do not feel
that they can spare the extra time
for one game. Should the contest be
held 1t would undoubtedly draw one
of the largest crowds of the year, as
both elevens are among the fastest in
the south. Although the Saints de-
feated Cromwell's u. S. c. eleven by
an 8 to score and the occidentals
played the Methodists 3 to 3 game,
many believe that the tiger would
defeat Rheinie's huskies. 1t is not
unlikely that the game, If played, will
be held prior to December 4.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-12
DAN PATCH TO RACE
HERE THANKSGIVING
[. A. DRIVING CLUB PLANS
ATTRACTIVE CARD
Minor Heir to Race Holder of Worlds
Record at Agricultural Park.
Many Professional Drivers
viii Perform

Owing largely to the enterprise of
the officials of the Los Angeles Driv-
ing club, a card is being arranged for
the Thanksgiving day matinee which
promises to excel anything ever wit
messed in this end of the state.
E. J. Delorey, secretary of the as
sociation, yesterday received a tele-
gram from Phoenix stating that both
Minor Heir 1894, and Dan Patch,
holder of the worlds record of 1864,
would run an exhibition race at Agri-
cultural park on Thanksgiving day,
providing the Los Angeles Driving club
could make satisfactory arrangements.
Secretary Delorey Immediately wired
an acceptance.
That the organization is gaining not
only in popularity, but in membership
Is evidenced by the fact that several
new members have Joined recently,
and that many who We're formerly en-
rolled have signifled their intentions of
again becoming members.
Not only win some of the fastest
trotters and PAGERS of the American
turf perform at Agricultural, but many
of the most expert professional drivers
win be given a chance to show their
skill. This will of course. necessitate
special races for professional drivers.
Prominent among those who will handle
the ribbons are William G. Durfee,
Walter S. Maben, Fred Ward, James
Stewart, James Vance, j. G. Misher
and Joe Williams.
The majority Of local owners will en-
ter thoroughbreds. many of them
horses which have been working es-
pecially we'll during the summer
months. Charlie Durfee will send AL
MAIDEN. 2:101s, to the barrier while
Judge Dillon will trot under the colors
of Mrs. C. S. Hastings. Mrs. L. G.
Bonfilio, the other woman member Of
the club. will enter that king of PAGERS,
Copa de Ora in addition to Carlokin.
Rancho del Paso, a promising trot-
ter, will likely represent L. j. Christo-
piers stable with Sam Watkins Ole,
a trotter with a 2:101b mark contender.
Goldenut, the property of George w.
Ford of Santa Ana; Lohengrin, a geld
ing with a 2:121k record, belonging to
Dr. W. NJ. Dodd; Zombretto, whose
record entities her TO the 2:10 class, and
Isabelle, Perry Lows fast PAGER. also
viii face the barrier.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-12
HlLDRETH'S HORSES WIN
S165,000 STAKE MONEY

NEW YORK, Nov. lis. c. Hill
dreth's stable of horses won the most
money on the American turf in the
season of 1909, the amount being $685.
277. This includes about s5S,000 won in
California, Canada and Pimlico. James
r. Keene is second on the list with
$110,693 all won on the metropolitan
tracks. H. G. Bedwell, with s55,s33, is
third on the list, followed by B. Schrei-
ber with $50, 425; P. T. Chinn, with
$47, ,045; the Montpelier stable, with
SAG. 900; F. A. Forsythe, s34.345; r. L.
Thomas. with S31, ,675: James McManus,
with S3O. $40; st. James stable, with
$50, ,040: William Walger, with s29,92O;
J. E. Madden with s24.623; Keene
Bros, with $2O,570, and G. NJ. Odom
with S21, $40.
Sehreibers colors have been in front
1873 times in 1909; H. G. Bedwell has
won 100 races; S. C. Hildreth, 70; ].
r. Keene, q: P. It. Chinn, 80; Mont
pelier stable, 43; st. James stable. Co.
J. E. Madden, 10; G. NJ. Odom, 33; A.
Belmont, Il; Beverwyck stable, %; II.
p Whitney 10
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-12
GlRLIES ENGAGE In
BATTLE OF SWORDS
FRIENDLY FENCING MATCH
WON BY MISS TAYLOR
Burbank Actress Is Now Champion
Woman Fencer of Southern CALI
fornia-May Defend Title
In Near Future

Persons passing by the apartments
of the Morosco-Egan Institute of Dra-
matte Arts in the. MaJectic theater
building yesterday afternoon were
Mortified to hear from within sounds
as of a deadly combat. Clashing of
steel upon steel was intermingled with
short CALCULATIONS and faint applause
given in feminine voice. For about
ten minutes the listeners believed that
duel to the death was in progress
and then some one thought to open
the door. 1t WAS discovered that
the supposed duel was nothing
more than a friendly fencing tour
nament between Miss Gladys Wheeler
and Miss Lowell Alice Taylor of the
Burbank stock company. Miss Taylor
won the match and incidentally the
women's fencing championship OF
Southern California.
The contest was held upon the stage
of the Morosco- Egan Institute of Dra-
matte Arts in the Majestic theater
building and was witnessed by large
audience, which applauded both victor
and vanquished with impartial enthu-
siasm.
Match Is Close
Miss Taylor had no easy time of 1t.
TWO bouts of minute and half each
were fenced, the score at the close be-
ing six touches to five. La Belle
Touche," at the close, also was won by
the Burbank actress. The bouts were
refereed by Richard Kruger, an old
Heidelberg man, and Alfred Beaudry,
instructor OF fencing at the Los An
geles Athletic club. Professor Alberti
was timekeeper.
Miss Taylor had fenced little until
about six months ago, when she took
up daily practice under Professor
Wrana, instructor in the Morosco-Egan
school. Her progress was remarkable
and she soon developed such proficiency
with the foils that Wrana himself en-
couraged her to challenge Miss Wheeler
for that title. The challenge was sent
and accepted and Miss Taylor won.
Miss Maude Hannaford, another of
Professor Wrana's pupils, announced
several days ago that she should chal-
lenge the winner of the match, so 1t is
altogether likely that Miss Taylor will
have another bout on her hands in the
near future.
In their bouts yesterday both Miss
Taylor and Miss Wheeler, her van
qulshed opponent, displayed skill of no
mean quality, a skill that would make
them formidable against most of the
men fencers of the city, outside tho
professional ranks.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-12
RACING RESULTS
LAToNlA RACE RESULTS

CINCINNATI, Nov. 11.-Crystal Maid
came back to form today and won the
feature race at Latonia, a mile handi-
cap, from Bell Wether, in a hard drive.
Boca Grande again annexed first money
in his race against a fair field of 2
year-olds. The next meeting will be
held on Monday, the track being en-
gagged for the three intervening days
for an aviation tournament.
Summary:
First race, five and one-half furlongs-Poly-
pheme won Harry Sommers second, sligo
third. Time, 1:0S 1-5.
Second F9ce. one mile and seventy yards
Otillo WON Osorlne second, Sir Walter Rol-
Inns third. Time, 1:44 4-5.
Third race, mile-Bruce Rice won, Po-
cotaligo second Sinfran third. Time 1879 4-5.
Fourth race, one mile-Crystal Maid won,
Bell Wether second, Martin Doyle third.
Time, 1;39 1-5.
Fifth race, six furlongs-Boca Grande won,
Sir Ormonde second, Longhand third Time.
1:12 3-5.
Sixth race, one mile-Robert Cooper won,
John E. Mcmillan second, Kokomo third
Time 1;4l
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-12
MAIERs HAVE DINNER

Frank Benkert, with one of the fast
est aggregations playing amateur base
ball in Southern California, the Maier
team, gathered yesterday evening at
the residence of Bill Whalen, 1886 East
Sixth street, for a dinner which will
long remain a pleasant memory with
all who attended. Orchestral music
was provided to make the banquet
complete.
Joe Seaton, J. Sullivan, Frank Benk-
ert, George Ely. Bill Whalen, William
Embry, Elmer Rieger and Charles Or
tega were among the guests.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-12
MOSCOW ATHLETIC CLUB
MAKES 100000 OFFER

SEATTLE, Wash, Nov. lin a let
ter to the sporting editor of local
paper, Harry Wilson who signs him
self manager of the Moscow Athletlc
club of Moscow, Idaho. puts In a bid
for the Jeffries-Johnson fight.
The letter says:
"The Moscow Athletic club will give
s1O0,OO0 for the Jeffries-Johnson fight.
TO make this offer good, l will post
$4,000 in any bank in the northwest
as a guarantee of good faith. can
get the consent of Governor Brady to
stage the fight, and If am considered
I viii have ample room and accommo-
dations for the crowd"
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-12
II HERAIDS PAGE OF SPORTS AND PASTIN1ES :.
MICHIGAN ALUMNUS NOW
EN- ROUTE FOR COAST
TO ARRANGE BIG GAME

= PASADENA, Nov. 1i.-H. 2. :
!. Monahan of the local Southern \
\ Pacific offices has received word X
\ that a representative of Michigan y
! university at Ann Arbor is on his :
i way west and will be in Los An =
i geles Sunday. He will arrange :
+ with a committee in regard to =
i proposed game of football be- =
j. tween the Michigan team and \
i some western team for the after \
+ noon of Tournament of Roses day. =
+ Mr. Monahan has made arrange >
i ments with Secretary Stevens of =
+ the Tournament association to :
\ meet the eastern representative In !
!. company with local alumni next !
: Sunday. Mr.. Stevens seemed :.
= rather enthusiastic about the :
!. proposition today his statements =.
!. Indicating that the Tournament :.
!. association might, after all, under =
!. take to finance a big football =
!. game on New Years day. Fur !
j. ther details as to what powers :
!. are conferred upon the university !
!. representative and as to his name =
!. and title are expected within !.
i day or two.
:. !. X i \ 4 = :. i J. i i i + 1. 1. !. !. i.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-12
HIGH SCHOOLS WILL
PLAY RETURN GAME

The Rugby teams OF the Los Angeles
and Polytechnic high schools, which
played a 0 to tie game at Fiesta park
Wednesday afternoon, will meet In a
return match Saturday afternoon, NO
vember 20. Both teams, while not ex-
hibiting many of the finer points of the
English game, gave the spectators their
moneys worth of fast and furious
fighting tactics, and a return game
will undoubtedly draw a tremendous
crowd. Meanwhile Noble will make ev-
cry effort to have his team in first class
condition, while Skinner of Polytechnic
believes his fifteen win come away vic
torious.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-12
PHOENIX RACE RESULTS

PHOENIX, Nov. 11.-No harness
races were held at the Arizona Terri
torial fair here today but a number of
fast running races drew several thou
sand spectators. Results were as fol-
lows:
Half mile-Bob Anderson won, Joe Wells
second Ed B. third. Time. 80
Half mile-Golden Boy won, Socorro Maid
second, Carrie Nation third. Time, :5lA. In
this race a fourth horse threw his rider, but
the jockey was not hurt.
Five-eighths mile-Carmesa won, Ell Donoso
second, Romero third Time, 1:03A
One mile, Arizona Derby-Carmesa won, Tai
lerand second. Junia third. Time, 1:44.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-12
JOHNSON DAY WILL
BE DRAWING CARD
AT CHUTES SUNDAY

\ Sunday will be Johnson day at \
\ Chutes park. The wonderful =
= Washington American twirler VIII :
= be greeted not only by large :
\ delegation of fans from Fuller =
i ton, his home town, but in all =
X probability by every devotee of )
!. the national game who remembers =
= Walter as "busher." Snodgrass, !
= another big Lacquer born, raised !
X and bred in Southern California, \
= will receive Johnson's delivery, :
= with "Rube" Ellis working as <
+ usual in the outfield. :
= Manager Bancroft OF the ALI !
!. Nationals and Hen Berry also =
+ have decided to inaugurate field \
\ day. There will be base running, !
j. bunting, dashes, heavy hitting and :
+ accurate throwing contests, to :
!. which the members of the Los !
X Angeles and All-National teams \
!. will be eligible. Cash prizes will !
!. be awarded the entries closing \
+ this evening. 1t is expected that \
!. at least so per cent of the play =
!. ers on each team will help to =
+ make Sunday one of the biggest :
+ attractions of the season. Right !
!. Fielder Mitchell of the ALMA :
i tionals is the present holder of the :
!. worlds long distance batting rec X
]. ord and promises to drop every !
\ horsehide furnished him over the :
\ outfield fence. =
j. Hall and Bliss will work for the :
\ visitors today, being opposed by :
= Thorsen and Orendorff Satur- \
4 day Curtis will twirl for the Ma =
+ tionals, Meyers receiving his de- +
! livery, while Walter Johnson has !
i been reserved for Sundays game, :
\ Snodgrass going behind the tim !
i ber. Los Angeles will work =
4 Koestner Saturday and Bill Tozer !
! Sunday. Easterly will add more =
i color to johnson day by catch +
+ ing both Saturdays and Sundays +
+ games. =
+ + i + y ssA = + \ !. :. +
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-12
AND
SEALS PLAY TIE
| TO | SCORE IS RESULT OF
PITCHERS BATTLE
FRISCO GETS TYING RUN IN THE
NINTH INNING
Both Browning and coombs Prove In-
vincibe-AthIetic Pitcher Strikes
Out Twelve PIayers-Errorless
Game for Visitors
Especial to The Herald.l

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. lin one
of the fastest games ever witnessed
by local baseball fans the San Fran
cisco team of the Pacific Coast league
yesterday played the fast Philadel-
phia Athletics a twelve-inning tie
game, score l to /. The contest was
a pitchers battle from start to finish,
both Coombs and Browning proving
invincible. Although securing five
scattered hits off Browning and aided
by two errors the visitors were un-
able to do more than tie the locals.
The Athletics played an errorless
game, their infield working in a spec
tacular manner. San Francisco Sc
cured the tying run in the ninth in
ming on a walk and a single Zeider
nailed two of Coombs twisters for
doubles Score:
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-12
CITY BOWLERS MAKE
EXCELLENT SCORES
Hardwood Quintet Takes Three
Straight Games from Rivers
Team

Thursday evenings play in the City
Bowling league resulted in three
straight victories for the National
Hardwood company's team over the
quintette from Rivers Bros. Lawson
OF the winners had high score for the
evening, 219 and also high average,
1873 2-3.
Wednesday evening the Columbia
Outfitters won two out of three games
played from the Giambastiani Fuel
quintette.
Monday evening the Morley Cubs
will meet the Baker & Hamilton
outfit, and will endeavor to take fall
out of the top notchers. Yesterday
evenings scores were as follows:
NATIONAL HARDWOOD co.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-12
Killing MAY NOT PLAY

NEW YORK. Nov. 10.-The an
nouncement from Chicago that Ban b.
Johnson. president of the American
league. would oppose any effort to get
Catcher John King back into organ
ized baseball has served as a damper
President Ebbitts of the Brooklyn Ma
tional club says he is anxious to get
Killing, but will not oppose Johnson
who insists that King cannot play for
four years because he did not report to
the Chicago Nationals last season.
Ebbitts also denies the report that he
will support James A. Hart of chicago
In preference to John A. Heydler, for
the presidency of the National league
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-12
STANFORD LINEUP FOR
BIG GAME ANNOUNCED
Formidable Team VIII Meet California
In Annual Contest - Mitchell
Brothers at FIve-elghths

STANFORD UNIVERSITY, Nov. IL.
Coach George Presley announced to-
night the lineup of the Stanford Rugby
football team that will face California
in the nineteenth annual game next
Saturday. The lineup follows:
Cheda, Fitting, Horton, Minturn,
Dole, Crawford, Pemberton, Thorpe,
forwards; Cass, half; M. Mitchell, cap
tain; s. Mitchell, fives; Sanborn, cen
ter; Holman, Roth, wings; Brown, full
back.
The subs are: McGregor, Hubbard,
Doron, Woodcock, Elliott, Stolz, Cook,
Worswick, Kern, Fletcher.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-12
GATEWAY
DOWNEY
SUFFRAGETTES SENTENCED
TO ONE MONTH IN PRISON

LONDON, Nov. 11.-Alice Paul and
Amelia Brown, the window smashing
suffragettes, were sentenced today,
each to one month at hard labor
During the banquet at Guild hall in
honor of the kings birthday last night
stones were thrown through window
of the banquet hall, the crash of glass
interrupting the speech of the lord
mayor. The affair proved to be suf-
fragette demonstration and two OIL
tenders were arrested.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-12
HORSES DRAW WELL

NEW YORK, Nov. 11.-Admirers Of
the Hackney were out in force today
when the merits of several classes of
high steppers were passed upon by the
Judges at the national horse show.
Attendance records are up to the
highest mark, as compared with for
mer years.
Not little of the shows increased
popularity is held to be due to the
presence of the American and foreign
army officers with their mounts.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-12
MISS CAMPBELL WINS

NEW YORK, Nov. 11.-Miss Dorothy
Campbell of England, the British and
American golf champion, with the other
British players in her retinue, today
defeated a team of woman players
from various metropolitan clubs, win
ming three out of the five matches.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-12
SAN FRANCISCO
SCORE BY INNINGS
SUMMARY

Two-base hits-H. Davis. Melcholr zeider
(9 Sacrifice hits-Zeider, Collins. First base
on called balis-On Coombs 5; OF Browning g.
struck out-By Coombs, IL; by Browning T.
Hit BY pitched ball-H Davis. Double play
McArdle TO Mohler to Tenant. Time-l;45.
Impires-Van Haltren and F1nney.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-12
THREE-eAME SERIES

A series of three games will be
played between the Downey and Gate
way baseball teams to decide which
nine shall play the winner of the Long
Beach Edison contest for first place
in the Southern State league. The first
game will be played Sunday at Dodge
Vile with the teams lining up as fol-
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-12
cLINEs VS.. sLooMERs

The Dyas-Cline baseball team, the
same nine which under the manage
ment of Hansen, defeated the Redondo
aggregation last Sunday at Redondo,
will play the Bloomer girls Sunday af-
ternoon at Athletic park. Hansen prac-
tically will have the same lineup in
the field. Lineups will be as follows;
DYAs-CLINES BLOOMERS
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-12
FRAYNE AT VENICE

VENICE, Nov. 11.-John Frayne, the
pugilist, has rented a cottage here for
two months and has begun training.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-12
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3 The Los Angeles and All-National {.
q baseball teams did not play yester- 2
d day owing to muddy grounds. Weather e
8 permitting, today's contest will be
q held as scheduled. G
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-12
pErRoIT AMERICANS WIN

HAVANA, s Nov. 1.-THE Detroit
American baseball team defeated the
Havanas again today, to 0.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-12

IT'S as easy TO secure a bargain in used
automobile through want advertising. as 1t
used to be-and still is-to secure horse
and carriage.