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Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-12
WILL PRESS MATCH
BETWEEN CHAMPIONS
Effort Will Be Made to Clinch Fight
Between Kaufman and johnson.
Heavyweight Affairs
Muddled

NEW YORK, July 11.-An effort will
be made this week to Clinch the match
between Jack Johnson, heavyweight
champion, and Al Kaufman of cali
fornia, set for either September or
October, and to determine the place of
meeting.
johnson signed articles early in June,
but pressure has been brought to bear
upon him to cancel the match on the
ground that it would interfere with his
fight with KetChel
The pugilistic atmosphere is under
going constant changes with respect to
the plans for the undoing Of Jack john
SON.. Until his recent fight with Billy
Papke, there was a strong hope among
fight followers that Stanley kotchel
might overcome the negro, but that
hope is now glimmering as ketchcl
made little impression on Papke
Friends of Jim Jeffries say today
that, Notwithstanding the announce
ment Of the former champion prelimi-
parry to his theatrical engagement that
he would fight Johnson, the one-time
boilermaker viii never re-enter the
ring. 1t is stated by those close to
Jeffries that his condition would not
elbow him to go more than few rough
rounds.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-12
ANGELS KNOCK
BAUM FROM BOX
CHAMPIONS FIND SENATORS
EASY PICKING
NAGLE HOLDS GRAHAM'S MEN TO
ONE LONE HIT
Shutout Is Scored by Champions in
Last Game of Series on Northern
Grounds-Seventh Inning
Fatal for "Splder"

SACRAMENTO, July IL. - What
looked like a good pitchers battle to-
day resulted in an awful drubbing for
Spider Baum, with Los Angeles vic
torious over Sacramento by score of
to 0. Baum made the only hit off
Walter Nagle, smashing a pretty three
Dagger to right field fence in the third
inning The Angels fielders gave their
pitcher good support, which held the
Senators down to their lonely bingle.
Nagle was the only visitor who failed
to hit The balance of the team, how
ever were good for twelve drives.
Baum allowed only four scattered hits
until the sixth, when Goodwin ard
Howard both hit, making a run. The
senatorial twirler was greeted by a
rafting three bagger from Delmas, first
man up in the seventh. Orendorff' S
single to right scored the champions 5
shortstop. Gandips error in trying a
putout with Nagles bunt assisted the
Angels around one base, and Goodwin s
drive to left chased two more over the
plate. Dillon made a safe bunt and
Bealps hit scored Goodwin. Dillon was
caught at third and Howard singled.
Beal scooted over the plate while Sac
ramento was trying to catch Howard
on a squeeze play. There the run
making stopped. as Brown took the
mound for Sacramento, replacing
Baum. The score:
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-12
REVOLVER CLUB HOLDS
LONGDISTANCE SHOOT
Contest Is Held with Team Represent
ing Springfield, Mass, Both Shoot
ina on Their Own Grounds.
Results to Be Exchanged

A pistol contest between the Smith
and Wesson Pistol and Revolver club
of Springfield and the Los Angeles
Revolver club was held yesterday. The
conditions We're six men on "a side.
thirty shots per man at fifty yards,
each contestant using the pistol, no re-
volYers being allowed, the contest be-
ing on eight-inch bullseye. Each team
shot on it's own range and exchanging
targets. AS it takes several days for
word to arrive from Massachusetts the
result of the contest will not be known
until the latter part of the week.
The local team was composed of A
B. Douglas, H. D. ThaXter, l. c. Doug
las J. e. Holcomb, DR.. l.. M. Packard
and VIII A. Wright. Each shooter
used d % Smith and Wesson pistol. The
guns used by I. C. Douglas, DR.. l.. NJ.
Packard Will A. Wright and ]. p.
Holcomb had ten-inch barrels, while
A, B. Douglas and II. d. Thaxter used
pistols with eight-inch barrels. All the
contestants used the 22 long rifle cart
ridges.
The marksmen were bothered some
what with poor ammunition, as some
of the shots went wide with excellent
holding and as a result the scores were
reduced owing to this cause.
OF the local team, VIII A. Wright
was high man, with a score OF 264 out
of a possible 300, The team average
was "a 2-3, the total being 1924.
Following are the scores of the local
club:
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-12
INNINGS OF zINGARIs
AMERICAN LEAGUE

DETROIT. July 11.-Krause today
nitched his tenth successive victory
missing a shut-out through an error III
tbe second inning. Score:
Detroit l. hits A. errors 3.
Philadelphia T, hits IA, errors
Batteries-Mullin. Killian, Stanase
and Breckendorf; Krause and Thomas
CHICAGO, July 11.-Chicago defeat
ed Boston today. 4 to 0. Score;
Chicago 4, hits s, errors 0.
Boston O. hits 8, errors 4.
Batteries-Burns and owens; Steele'
Burchell and DOnohue.
ST. LOUIS. July list. Louis ana
New York played two games today
Score. first game:
st. Louis s, hits 10, errors 0.
New York ., hits 8, errors /.
Ratteries-Pelty, Powell and kriger;
stephens, Brockett, Quinn and Klein
ow. Blair.
Second game score;
St. Louis l, hits 4, errors l.
New York 0, hits 5, errors 2.
Ratteries-Dineen and stephens;
Hughes and Sweeney.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-12

two with Kid Long finished his train
ing. and then Jim Flynn drew on the
gloves after his limbering up efforts
and the two men boxed two exhibition
rounds
Fireman Wades In
This ended Bats matinee duty, and
he gave way to Flynn, who continued
his training, working out through three
hot exchanges with Arthur Collins. The
fireman waded in and gave the fight
bugs an imitation of real battle,
swapping rough work with the colOred
lad with right good will.
Hobo Dougherty, Ad Wolgasts man
Friday and chief trainer, and Herb
White furnished the Venice fans plenty
of movement when they tackled the
Brewer. Three full rounds were staged
with White, and then the Hobo lad
went for four more. Ad wound up with
his wind in good shape and looked in
splendid condition. Extreme confidence
charaCterizes his preparations, for the
eastern featherWeight believes that
despite that he is giving away about
five pounds to the champion he will be
the new king of the lightWeights When
the final gong sounds.
Billy Papke, the most popular of all
middleWeight Contenders, took hiS daily
morning spin on the road and returned
brislly exuberant after his run. lie ala
no work I'm the ring, for he has had
Dlenty of boxing in the last two weeks
and lis saving his hands for use on
Flynn's anatomy. Papke will resume
his heavy work today and will go on
the road in the morning, ending up with
gym exercises in the afternoon.
There never was a happier pugilist
than is the keWanee prince Chap.
Papke though admittedly robbed out OF
a lust verdict in San Francisco, feels
in his own heart that he won, and this.
combined with the splendid showing he
made against the champion of his class
and his excellent condition and belief
In victory Wednesday night has given
him a carefree appearance that brings
back the memories of those happy days
when for a brief period Billy was tie
lightest hearted champion the middle
weight division ever saw.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-12
BY A. E. DUNNING

Los Angeles fighters in training gathered yeste
= day the South Side Athletic club quarters to watch
Battling and Jim Flynn of the principals in the s
McCareys Maud Junction pavilion tomorrow and
"Wednesday night through their practically winding up
the The at Doyes
ammed with critical but enthusiastic crowd OF enthusiasts
thoroughly aroused the class OF the two bat
ties in view given reception that must have
good Flynn also for his share OF attention
remarked that the Pueban different condition
he a month ago when he met Montana Jack Sullivan
arrangement by the Pacific Athletic club OF two OF the most
matches that could be framed up staged the sc OF
ferng OF Los Angeles for the week Of celebration has set the ans
agog Nelson's drawing power has yvdy been sci
beaches the South Side club anmed
and every inch OF standing taken by those followers
the who anxious last line on the appearance and
condition of the champion of the lightweghts.
At Venice big crowd greeted Ad Wogast and Billy FaFKe
their lagoon camp where the Milwaukee boy wound up his work
at the conclusion days program announced himself
ready whip the Bacr and all the honos and financial
benefits of the title-hodcr
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-12
PORTLAND TAKES
DOUBLE HEADER
VERNON EASY MARK FOR VISIT
ING COASTERS
HOME RUN BY JOHNSON is MORN.
ING FEATURE
Fans See Exhibition of Paprika Ball In
Afternoon Contest-Raleigh Makes
Good Start In First Game,
but Blows Up
9
MORNING GAME
Portland, 8; Vernon, 1.
g
AFTERNOON GAME &
Portland, 3; Vernon, 2 &
BOXING
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Portland ran away from the Vernon
ties yesterday in their double-header
and took both games. the final scores
in both cases being so one-sided as to
place no doubt as to where the SUI
periority belongs. The Beavers played
both games in fighting style. hitting
freely, running bases well and offering
their twirlers good support. In both
games they held the Suburbanites to
six hits and as opposed to this record
secured eleven hits off Raleigh in the
morning game and eight off Schafer in
the afternoon struggle.
Up to the sixth inning in the first
session at the Vernon diamond, Raleigh
had things all his own way and it
looked as If Hap's most recent ac
QUESTION would make another record
for himself. In the seventh he blew up
and the explosion was so loud that
in the next three innings he allowed
ten hits, netting the Portland men six
runs. Johnson featured the morning
play with his homer i'm the seventh
bringing in two men on bases.
A good Sunday crowd opened up n
running fire of comment in the after
noon session, and the paprika brand
of ball kept things grilling hot all the
way. Several spectacular catches, n
number of long hits and a few errors
as we'll as an exhibition of spineless
deliheration on the part of the Hogan
ties figured in the contest, which was
won by the Beavers hands down.
The fourth inning saw the visitors
forge ahead, four runs to the good
when they landed oR the pet pitcher
Of the Vernonites. SGeorge Schafer
When they once got their range of his
long distance firing they refused to let
up, and they did a whole lot of dam
age to his pitching record. Vernon Sc
cured two runs by a late squirt.
The scores:
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-12
SAN FRANCISCO SHUTS OUT
OAKS IN DOUBLE-HEADER

SAN FRANCISCO, July 11.-San
Francisco shut out Oakland today by
taking both games, the morning Z to 3
and the afternoon to 2. Oakland's de-
feat in the morning was due to the
wildness of Boice, who allowed the
locals five runs and seven hits in the
eight innings he pitched. Wilson re-
lieVed him in the ninth. Henley was
quite unsteady in the seventh inning he
worked, allowing five runs and nine
hits. Browning relieved him in the
eighth.
In the afternoon San Francisco
played errorless ball. Scores:
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-12
BOSTON ANGLER CATCHES
GOLD BUTTON YELLoWTAlL

AVALON, July ia. w. Hooper of
Boston today caught a gold button
yellowtail while fishing off the west
end of San Clemente island. The fish
weighed forty-three pounds and was
With Mr. Hooper, who fished in the
launch Swastika, was the veteran
angler L. G. Murphy of Converse, Ind.
Both anglers are members of the
Catalina Tuna club and state that
Clement fishing is not quite up to the
standard set last season. Mr.. Hooper
and Mr.. Murphy has just returned
from a two months visit to Aransas
Pass, Tex, where Mr.. Murphy was
successful in landing the largest tarpon
ever taken on nine-nine tackle.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-12
ELY PROMOTER POSTS
FORFEIT FOR BATTLE
Backer of Ketchel-Langtord Finish
Contest Places $25oo in Nevada
Bank to Stop Rumors of
"Four-Flushng"

ELY, New, July 1l.-Tex Hall, who
is promoting the fight between Stanley
Ketchel and Sam Langford, which is
to take place i'm this camp September
6. posted a forfeit of $500 with local
bank today.
Learning upon his arrival from San
Francisco last night that clubs in that
and other cities We're after the fight
and were making capital of the fact
that no forfeit had been posted here,
Hall today prevailed upon the bank to
open it's doors in order that he might
deposit the money The other So 500
of the purse is to be posted with the
bank on August 6.
Hall is making all preparations for
the bout to take place here
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-12
NATIONAL LUMBER WINS

The employees of the Southern Pacific
car shop department yesterday after
noon tried conclusions with the Ma
tional Lumber company club on the
Twentieth and Alameda diamond, the
former winning by a score of to 7.
The feature of the game was the
twirling of Fussler for the winners,
who entered the box when the game
was in favor of the lumber handlers
with the score Of to O. Mari, pitcher
for the Espee men, was in poor con-
dition and did not twirl up to his regu-
lar form, walking two, allowing six
hits and seven runs before Fussler
went to his assistance.
Edwards, third baseman for the VIM
ners, made long backward run in the
sixth inning and gathered in Archer's
long fly to deep left garden.
Tho scoras
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-12
Ravonet Wins steepIechase

PARIS, July 11-At the Auteuil
course today, Thomas Hitchcock $
Bayonet won the Prix de la Porte
Mailot, a selling steeplechase, at 21s
miles. ]. e. Wiedners Mr.. Mccain won
the Prix de France, an international
steeplechase handicap at miles and 5
furlongs. The latter stake was valued
at $4,000.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-12
CRICKET GAME WON
BY THE ZlNGARIS
League Play at Vineyard Station
Courts Ends in Defeat of Wan
derers-Final Score Is
o5 to Al

The zingars beat the Wanderers In
the cricket league game yesterday at
Vineyard Station by the score of 50 to
Al. Barweu and Morris were top scor-
ers for the winners, while Bhumgara
was the only one to reach double t1g-
ures for the losers. Jameson had fine
average of seven wiCkets for eleven
runs. The Zingaris still retain the
unbeaten record. They play the Mary
lebones next Sunday
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-12
New Paper In Riverside

RIVERSIDE, Cal, July 11.--A new
daily paper made its appearance in
this city this morning. 1t is called the
Morning Mission and aims in all
departments to perpetuate the sugges-
tions of mission days, California. 1t
has membership in the Associated
Press. G. w. Barton is editor and c.
w. Fleming Is manager.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-12
SACR AM ENTO
SCORE BY INNINGS
SUMMARY

Hits-Om Baum, 12 runs, 6; innings, l.
Three base hits--Baum, Delmas. Sacrihce
hits-Dillon. Goodwin, Ross Nagle Struck
out-By Baum, Il Nagle 3. Double play
Delmas to Dillon. Time-1:20. Umpre-Mc-
Carthy.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-12
TUESDAY NIGHTS PROGRAM

Nelson and Wolgas will battle for the lightweight champion
ship world They will weigh in just before the gong
sounds Charles Eyon, official referee of the Pacific Athletic
club and George Blake will judge the
prelimnaries
The management requests patrons of the club assist
them stamping scapng of tickets by refusing patron
ze any but those officially named ticket sellers Accommoda
tons every purchaser of admission slips
will be protected will be afforded ample opportunity
to tickets the night of the fight
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-12
Totals. .29
OAKLAND
SUMMARY

Runs-On Henley, 8; hits, o. innings,
ia; off Boice, Z; hits, 7; innings, s..
Three base hit-Murphy Two-base hits
Christian, j. williams, zeder, Carroll. Sac
rince hits-Mohler Tenant Bodie, r. VIII
liams Hogan, Cameron, Ragan. Bases on
balls-On Henley. 2; off Bolce. 3. Struck
out-By Henley 3; by Boice, 4 Hit by
pitcher-Carroll, by Henley; Zeider by Nell
SON Double play-BroWnlng to Zeider to
Tenant. Time-1:4O. Umpire-McGreevy.
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SCORE BY INNINGS
SUMMARY

Two-basc hits-Waite, Archer Mari %, I'm
right. schultz Sacrifice hits-Wate, Earring.
First base on errors-s. p, !; National, 4.
Left on bases-S. p. 10; National, 8. Bases
On balls-On Mari, 2; off Fussler, !; Off VIII
son. 8. off Nelson l. Struck out-By Fussler,
4; by Nelson, !; by Wilson, 6. Double play
Enright to Pratt to Archer. Hits made-Of
Marr 6; off Fussler, 8; off Wilson, 9; off Nell
son. 4 Passed ball-Norquist, Wild pitch
Mari Hit by pitched bals-Marr, Pratt.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-12
PORTLAND
SUMMARY

Two-base hits-speas, johnson (2). Sacrifice
hits-Speas. Johnson Ort Brashear, Stovall,
Breen Inning pitched-By Carson. 8 1-3; by
Graney, 1 2-3. Bases on bals-On Carson, 8;
off schafer, l. Struck out-By Carson, 4; by
schafer 2; by Graney, g. Time-1:50. Um-
pires-Van Haltren and Toman.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-12

Home runs-Hogan, BrodIe. TWo-base
Berry. Sacrifice hits-Eastley
2; Melchoir Berry, Bases on balls-On
Wigs. 3; off Eastley /. Struck out--By
Wigs, 8; by Eastley, /. Passed balls
Berry. C. Lewis 2. wild pitch-Eastley.
Umpire-McGreevy.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-12
sYLuANs DEFEAT MANcHEsTERs

The SylVans yesterday afternoon ON
the Washington and Alameda diamond
defeated the Manchester team by a
score of Il to 7. The winners were the
strongest in base running and in the
hating department. HUH made one
double, Frank Broskey two triples
and Miller a home run for the SylYans,
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-12
Dope Books Superfluous

Dope Books Superfuous
Past performances are not necessary
in this case to assume that the battle
Tuesday night will be fought out to the
bitter finish Nelson's rugged methods
are world famous; Wolgast has ac-
quired a reputation as an aggressive
and speedy boy. The conclusion Is
therefore obvious that a stirring ring
event is in prospect. Aside from the
fact that the fans are promised
highly exciting struggle, there is the
additional glamour thrown around the
event of a contention for the l33-pound
honOrs. Nelson, the champion, Will be
asked to defend his title against VOL
CAST, who, though having fought re-
Gently as a featherweight by his agree
ment to meet Nelson at ringside weight,
assumes the contract Of seeking for the
lightweight championship. 1t has been
many a long month since title was IN
dispute in a Los Angeles ring. 1t has
been long period since two such
veteran pugilists have sarted over the
short distance for proZe of such mag
nitude.
After a strenuous program yester-
day the Battler found himself sutti-
GENTLY near the weight TO permit of
one days rest preparatory to entering
the ring tomorrow night. He will work
today lightly and will have no diff
Guilty in tipping the scales at the
poundage agreed upon, 133 at ringside.
The Dane has taken Off several pounds
since he started work several days ago
at Doyles, but has suffered no handl-
cap from this reduction
While a mob of fans crowded around
the platform at Doyle's awaited the ap-
pearance of Nelson and Flynn Billy
Morris, who is to meet the Turk in the
10-round final of the preliminaries for
Tuesday night, boxed and entertained
the gathering with gym stunts. Nelson
skipped between the ropes about 4
o'clock, and for an hour there was
hardly a sound save the painting of the
perspiring rinCsters and the occasional
smack of a gloved fist as it landed on
the body of one of the Battlers spar
ring partners. Two tobuseo rounds
with Aldo. two with Mike l<utchos and
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-12

Next sunday the Club VIII HOIu 4
contest with the revolver shooters OF
the Philadelphia Rifle association OF
Philadelphia, Pa. The conditions Will
be four men on a side, sixty shots
per man at fifty yards on the Interna-
tional Pistol and Revolver target.
Either revolvers or pistols will be used
as preferred These are the sam"
conditions under which the American
revolver team won the worlds cham
pionship at Bisley, England in July
Of last year.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-12
PORTLAND
SCORE BY INNINGS
SUMMARY
VERNON

Home run--Johnson. Two-base hit-Speas
Sacrifice hit-Armbruster. Bases on balls-On
Hardness. 3; off Raleigh /. Struck out-By
Raleigh. 8; by Harkness s. Double play
McCredie to Ort. Hit by pitched ball-Ber-
nard. Time-1:40. Umpires-Van Haltren and
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-12
STATE LEAGUE

SANTA CRUZ, July 11.-After taking
the morning game liz the fast time OF
I hour and Z minutes, making seven
teen straight, Santa Cruz lost to San
Jose in the afternoonxSwhen the visitors
hammered Jones forT Thfteen hits. The
morning game was marked by sensa-
tional fielding on both sides. The To-
Gals three runs were made off six hits
in the first inning. Score, morning
game:
Santa Cruz 3, hits -, errors 0.
san Jose /. hits 7, errors 0.
Batterles-Butler and Conrad; Miller
and White:
Afternoon game:
Santa Cruz 4, hits 9, errors 8.
san Jose 9, hits Is, errors 8.
Batteries-JOnes and DashWood; ;
Stricklett and Hugh Smith.
OAKLAND, July 11.-HonOrs broke
even in the two games played here to-
day between Fresno and san Fran
cisco. San Francisco won in the morn
ing, and Fresno in the afternoon. In
the morning Smith allowed San Fran
cisco nine hits, five of which were Sc
cured in the eighth.
Fresno played an errOrless game in
the afternoon. Hester, Of the Frisco
team, was removed from the pitcher $
box in the third inning after he had
allowedo Fresno nine hits, which net
ted seven runs His place was taken
by Leighton. Score, morning game:
San Francisco 3, hits 8. errors 2.
Fresno 2, hits Z, errors >.
Batteries-Hester and Bliss; Smith
and McDonough.
Afternoon game:
Fresno 7, hits 13, errors 0.
san Francisco >, hits 6, errors 2.
Batteries-LOucks and Kuhn; Hester,
Leighton and Bliss,
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-12

STOCKTON, July 11.-Oakland won
the final game of the series today, I to
l. by hammering Durham and Lane for
fourteen hits. Score:
stockton l. hits 3. errors ..
Oakland 7, hits IA, errors 2.
Batterles-Durham, Lane and Fran
bes; Henderson and Burns.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-12
.FOUR-CORNERED
SHOOT IS HELD
L. A. RIFLE AND REV0l YER
CLUB BEATS SPOKANE
LOCAL TEAM MAKES FINE SHOW
ING IN MATCH
Returns from Other Teams contesting,
Seattle and Tacoma, Fail to Come
in, but AngeIenos Appear to
Be in Lead

The Los Angeles Rifle and Revolver
club shot its scores of the four-cor-
nered match with the northern clubs
yesterday, Spokane losing 10 the local
club by the score of 73O to 7S7, but
Seattle and Tacoma not having re-
ported at the time of going to press.
The conditions called for ten shots per
man at 200, 800 and 500 yards, with two
sighting shots, six men per team, totals
to be wired at the conclusion of the
shoot to the opposing clubs. Military
rifles and military regulations were
used in the shoot entirely.
The local club began TO shoot at 1880
in the morning at 200 yards, the
weather conditions being very favor
able for good scores and the light
being up to the standard of the fine
Glendale range. Crossman, Kellogg
and Decius scored 43 at this stage, Ser
geant Miles falling down through the
failure of his eyes, making but 36, far
below his ordinary run. Capt. Pearson
scored 40 and Umsted scored AZ at this
stage
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-12
Tie for High Score

The 3O0-yard stage found a mirage
running and hard range awaiting the
team. Crossman and Kellogg tied for
high score with AZ at this range, not a
good record under ordinary conditions.
Miles got but 35 here and Decius fell
below his ordinary run with a 40. Five
hundred yards proved a stumbling
block for the team, half of the men
falling below 40. Capt. Pearson was
caught by a defective rifle at this
range half of his shells splitting and
letting out gas and running his score,
although he is ordinarily high man at
this stage DeCius shot poorly for once,
scoring but 80, Miles got 80 and Pear
son got but SO with a f1uke 1.-TWO" in
his string. Kellogg got 43 and Cross
man wound up the match with As, MAX
ing eight straight bulls after finding
the target
A feature of the shoot was the score
of AZ at 500 yards bored out by John
York in practice, using a Maxim ST.
lencer on his rifle, and the destruction
of the silencer later by a bullet going
crooked and ripping out the discs of
the device.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-12
BASEBALL
VERNON LOSES DoUBLE-HEADER
IN CLOSING PLAY WITH BEAVERS
FOUR THOUSAND FANS SEE BAT
AND FLYNN IN SUNDAY TRAINING
LIGHTWEIGHT CHAMPION AND PUEBLAN ARE STAR ATTRAC'
TI0NS AT VERNON QUARTERS

Special Program Practically Winds Up Hard Work for the Durable
One and Gathering Cheers Him Lusty-Ad Wogast Appears
Admirers Camp Veniceby- and Goes
Through Exercises Afternoon with His Sparrlng
Partners-Complete Card for Tomorrow Night
Promises Most Stirring and Classy Milling
Seen in Many Months-Papke Is Ready