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Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-08
MANUFACTURERS BUILDING ALASKA YvKoNpAcIFc EXPOSITION
RACING RESULTS
RESULTS AT OGDEN

OGDEN, Utah, May First race, & mile.
selling-Eel, 107 (I<irschbaum) won Rett, 1Ol
(Farchild) second; Seagreen, 107 &C. Henry
third; time 136 80. Mary Geneveive, Charles
j. Harvey Feber and Dora Paine also ran.
Second race, 8 furlongs-Sir Barry, 102 (Baird)
won; Fore, 81 (Kirschbaum) second; Ravaria,
107 (Howard) third; time 1:02 As. Susie Gregg,
Platoon, Gaucus and Bernardo also ran.
Third race, furlongs. selling-Esther NJ, 100
(Thoms) won; Birth 100 (Cotton) second; Ma
nila S. 100 Benny third; time LII. osceola,
Egotist, Kuropatkin, ST. Kilda and George e.
Miner also ran.
Fourth race, q mile, Becker Brewing handi-
cap for 3-year-olds and up-Ethel Day, 9S
(Mendon) won; Booger Red, 121 UarretD sec
ond Mary II. 80 (Archibad) third; time
1;15 S-5. Workbox, Fordello and st. Francis
also
Fifth race, furlongs, selling-senator Bar
rett, 10 (Shriner) won; Prince of CASTLE. 107
(Howard) second; Balreed, .1O5 (Peck) third
time 1880 3-5. Friar of Elgin. Boloman, Toller,
Col White, Markie Mayer and Huapala also
ran.
Sixth race, 1 mile selling; 3-year-olds and
up--Hi Caul Cap. 1O7 (Archibald) won; Pha-
anx 110 (Sandy) second; Patrice, 105 PealS)
third; time 1:45 1-5. Dollie Dollars. Flying
Dance and Una also ran.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-08
CRICKET TEAMS ARE
BECOMING ORGANIZED
THREE CLUBS HAVE SELECTED
THEIR CAPTAINS
Each Is Ready to Contest for Chan1-
pionshlp Honors, Which Are
Now Held by Santa
Monica

Cricket has been started as one OF
the most promising Sunday afternoon
sports in Southern California and from
the fine selections of the promoters in
charge, there is not a particle ] OF
doubt that this English game will be
interesting from the start.
At the last meeting of the board OF
directors the following members were
appointed to captain the various teams
j. McCombe at the head of the
Marylebones; T. d. Bamford for the
Wanderers and C. e. Packman for the
Zingaris.
The teams have been matched and
the three captains are right on the
mettle to win the championship trophy
this season. The games viii be hotly
contested.
Following is the schedule of the sea-
son: May 16, Marylebones VS.. Zingaris,
at Vineyard; May %, Wanderers VS..
Marylebones; May 80, Wanderers VS..
Zingaris; June 6, Zingaris VS.. Maryle-
bones June 13, Marylebones VS.. Wan
derers; June 20, Wanderers VS.. Zin-
garis; June 27, Zingaris VS.. Maryle-
bones; July 4, Marylebones VS.. Wan
derers; July II, Wanderers VS.. zin-
bones; July 25 Marylebones VS.. Wan
derers; August l, Wanderers VS.. Zin-
garis; August s, Zingaris VS.. Maryle-
bones; August Is, Marylebones VS..
Wanderers; August %, Marylebones
VS.. Zingaris; August 20, Marylebones
vs. Zingaris; September 5, Marylebones
VS. Wanderers; September IL, Wander
ers vs. Zingaris; September 10, Zin-
garis VS.. Marylebones; September 26,
Marylebones VS.. Wanderers; October 3,
Wanderers VS.. Zingaris.
The dates have not been arranged for
the Southern California championship
trophy now in the possession of Santa
Monica. Owing to the fact Decoration
day falls on Sunday there will be an
exhibition game played between the
Los Angeles club and the seasiders
Monday, May 81, at Vineyard. This
game should give the followers of this
sport an opportunity to decide which
team should enter in the finals for the
championship cup At the present there
is a membership of seventy-five and
members are Joining rapidly.
There will be a practive game this
afternoon on the Vineyard grounds,
starting at 1870 o'clock. All lovers of
the game are invited to be present
For Information regarding joining the
club apply to Secretary c. F. Gads-
don, 1893 Berendo street, or telephone
West 2674.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-08
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Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-08
OCCIDENTALS ELECT
1910 TRACK CAPTAIN
FRED THOMAS, ALL AROUND
ATHLETE, H0N0RED
Football Squad Will Be captained by
Arthur Collins, oxy's Brilliant
Open Field Runner-Other
Elections

Fred Thomson. Occidentaps great all
around athlete, was yesterday after
noon elected track captain for the sea-
son of 1910 by his team mates. In ad-
dition to this. he was awarded the
highest honors the student body of the
Presbyterian institution can confer on
member by being elected president
for next year, the vote being unani-
nous. Thomson is now in his junior
year in college, and although large in
stature-being feet inches in height
and weighing 200 pounds-is one of the
youngest members of his class.
Time and again on the athletic field
Thomson has shown his superiority
over all Corners during the last three
years, and this year was the main stay
OF the track team, winning more than
half of the points scored by Oxy in the
conference meet on Bovard field last
April. His specialties on the path and
field are high and low hurdles, shot
put, hammer throw, broad jump and
high Jump, and he is proficient in all
OF them. On the gridiron he is equally
efficient, having played varsity footDall
for the Tigers for three years. he mas mas
been catching for the "inligibles" this
year, and could easily make the first
team were it not for parental objection.
Arthur Collins was elected football
captain for this falls program, and al
though he has played on the team for
but two years, he has made good with
a vengeance during the short time he
has been at the Presbyterian institu-
ton. His position is at left half, and
he is particularly brilliant open field
runner and was the fastest man in the
back field last year for the Orange and
Black
Among the other student body offt-
GERS elected yesterday were Miss Ray
Bond, vice president; Miss AlXa Gard
ner secretary, and Harold Peligren as
oratorical representative, all to take
office next term.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-08
SIXTY INJURED WHEN
IRON RAIL GIVES WAY
Crowd at Seattle Presses Against
Flimsy Barrier to Balcony at
Close of Exciting Race
in New Armory

SEATTLE. Nav 7.-None of the
sixty persons injured in last nights
accident during an athletic meet in the
new national guard armory is dead'
hut the condition of Capt. Maurice w.
Thompson, assistant adjutant general
of the state of washington, and his
wife is critical.
The armory, huge building at Vir-
ginia street and Western avenue, ndu
Just been completed but had not peen
formally accepted by the state, anu
was being used for the first time, the
occasion being an indoor track hssel III
which the most prominent amateur
athletes of the northwest were entered
The audience was very large and the
balcony was crowded. The contests
were thrilling.
The performers distinguished them
selves, notably Forrest Smithson OF
Portland Ore, the champion hurdler
of the London Olympic games who last
night set a new record for the 5O-yard
hurdles by running the distance in 40
seconds There was keen interest Wheh
the ten-mile Marathon runners came
out, and when this contest was draw.
ing to its finish, with f. L. jackson OF
Seattle and Ed Crabbe OF Portland run.
ming strong in the stretch, Jackson just
a ward ahead, the spectators in the
balcony. wildly excited, crowded
against flimsy iron piping that served
as the only guard around the balcony
The whole east balcony railing swayed
outward and snapped.
The center gave way first, but IN
fraction of a second the entire section,
fifty yards long, went down and scores
of the people above fell upon the
heads of the crowds below.
Cecil Thornton, who is not expected
to live, was a member OF the JUNIOR
track team of the Seattle Athletic club.
T,arlier in the evening he had taken
part in several events and was dressed
in his street clothes and watching at
the finish of the race when the col
lapse came. He was struck on the
head with the iron railing and borne
down with the human freight that fell
with it. He bled so profusely from the
mouth that he was for time not
Identified. He was unable to speak.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-08
CALIFORNIA LEAGUE
HAS FAST SCHEDULE

The teams in the California league
will line up Sunday as follows:
A double header will be played on the
Thirty-eighth street and Santa F'e ave-
nue. grounds First game called at 1870
p. m. The McCormicks play the Wood
ill & Hulse the first game. The Edi-
sons play the Maiers the second game,
while San Bernardino goes to Santa
An a to play the Santa Ana boys.
The McCormicks are determined to
win from the Woodill & Hulse, but they
will certainly have Job on their hands
to turn the trick. as Manager Thomas
has got together fast bunch of talent
The other game should be a good
one, as Manager Ward of the Edisons
signed q new battery and new second
baseman, while Benkert of the Maiers
has as strong team as there is in the
league.
Johnny Raleigh still continues his
great work for the Maiers. Johnny is
the best south paw in the city now,
barring none.
Manager Ward of the Edisons has
signed the following new men: Catcher
Sears of the Salt Lake team, Second
Baseman Robertson and Outfielder
Stewart, Infielder Jake Wilson, and is
also after Pitcher Tommy Grayson to
help out big Jim Lyman.
Pitcher Lyman has been sick and is
not in first-class condition.
Homer Plake of the McCormicks
still leads the league in batting.
Center Fielder Kerwin' of the McCor-
micks is the clown of the league.
Hereafter the league will employ "a
detective to watch the balls that go
over the fence at the Thirty-eighth and
Santa Fe grounds. and the first per-
son caught taking a ball will be prose-
cuted to the full extent of the law
In every game so far the teams have
been put to great deal of trouble by
foul balls going over the fence and
some running away with them.
EDlSONS' MAIERS.
n. n I1a1a aforb
Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-08
SUNDAY SCHOOL BOYS
ORGANIZE BALL LEAGUE
Eiuht Teams VIII Play a Series Of
Fourteen Games-Arthur Let's
Donates Trophy

Sunday schools in Saturday after
noon baseball league is the latest ad-
dition to amateur baseball. Eight
teams have organized to play out
series of fourteen Saturdays, starting
May 30.
The teams that will compose the
league are as follows:
Temple Baptist, Bethesda, Presby-
terian, Magnolia, Christian, Central
Baptist, Third Presbyterian, First Bap-
tist, First Congregational and Pico Con-
gregational.
Each club has placed its order for
suits with a local sporting goods mer-
chant Several practice games will be
indulged in before the opening of the
season.
The entry fee has been placed at
$3.50, as q guarantee of good faith in
playing out the league series Arthur
Let's of the Broadway Department
store has consented to donate a silver
trophy to the winning team.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-08
CALIFORNIAN LOSES
TO ENGLISH SPRINTER

NEW YORK, May Fired Welsh,
the English lightweight, defeated John
Frayne of California in fast ten
round fight before the Fairmont A. G.
here tonight.
Neither man was able to hit very
hard, and while both were clever, the
Eng1ishman was the master hand at
every stage.
Frayne did lot of roughing, but ne
always got the worst of the argument
at short range. Welsh landed so fire.
quently that had his blows been backed
by even moderate power a knockout
might have bene placed to his credit.
None of Frayne's blows were heavy
enough to leave a mark on the Briton.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-08
ST. VINCENT'S TWO BALL
TEAMS BOOKED FOR TODAY
Hiqh Team Scheduled to Try Conclu-
sions with San egans-Juniors
Go to Compton

The baseball teams of st. Vincents
college will have a busy time this
afternoon. The st. Vincent's high
school team will try conclusions with
the Russ school of San Diego on the
Grand avenue diamond, while the st.
Vincent's juniors will go to Compton
to meet their grammar school.
The last time the Saints met the
southern high school team they were
taken into camp by score of to l.
CAPTAIN Jack O'Brien will be absent
from the initial sack, as he has quit
school, and his position will be filled
by Canapa.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-08
LONG BEACH
MANY BOWLING ENTRIES

NEW YORK, May TN the last few
days scores of bowling clubs in vari-
Gus sections of the country have en-
tered in the national bowling cham
pionship tournament to be held in Mad
ison Square garden from May "a to
June 12. Entries will close tomorrow
night with Maurice Wyman, secretary,
Hotel Victoria, New York.
Among the recent entries received are
those of the Carsons of Pttsburg, Ca
nucks and Chametres of Montreal,
Bonds of Columbus, Ohio, Old Land
marks of Pittsburg, Sportsmen of In
dianapolis, Clevelands of Cleveland,
Greater Pittsburg of Pittsburg. Poto-
mac of Washington, Genessee of Ro-
CHESTER Diamonds and o. G. d. of
Baltimore, Belmont Cricket club Of
Philadelphia, Randy Kids of Madison,
Wis, Steinachts of Columbus, Ohio.
Kims Kolts of New Haven, Jolly Fat
Men of Washington. Seneca of SYRIA
cuse, Nonpareils of Buffalo, Metropoll-
tains of Baltimore, Y. M. c. A. of Que
bee, Faneuils and Posts of Boston,
Greater Reading of Reading, Pennsys
of Wheeling and the Kerns of st. Lopis.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-08
MORRIS HIGH is CHAMPION

WASHINGTON, May IA congratu-
latory message was sent today by act
ing Secretary of War Oliver to the
Morris high school of New York city
on winning the first interscholastic
shooting championship of the United
States with a record score of 953, or an
average of 95.3 for each boy. The prize
is the Astor Trophy. Thirty public and
private schools of elementary grades
throughout the country competed.
Other high schools making high scores
was Hitchcock Military academy, San
Francisco. Cal.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-08
PHYSICAL DIRECTOR BANouETED

Retiring physical director c. II. Price
of the Los Angeles Y. M. c. A. was
given a banquet last night at the Los
Angeles Y. NJ. C. A. And after speech
making Mr. Price was presented with
a beautiful loving cup, token of ap-
probation by those present.
The physical department of the Los
Angeles Y. M. C. A. has grown con-
siderable under the leadership of G. H.
Price and at the present time he leaves
a warm friendship behind him in sew
ering his connection with the local as
sociation. Mr.. Price will enter in the
real estate business in Los Angeles.
Among those who gave toasts were:
"Our Associate" j. L. Graham; IA
Man Among Men," r. F. Bostwick;
"The Builder" E. p. Clark; after
ALL" d. E. Luther; Lest We Forget, +"
Arthur Let's.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-08
BEACH COMBERS HOPE
TO CINCH RAG TODAY
Another Pitchers Battle Looked for
When the Two Prep School
Teams Meet at Long
Beach

Long Beach and Polytechnic high
schools will meet this afternoon in the
seco~d game of the series to declde
tbe interscholastie championship of
Southern California on the beach city
diamond.
The Long Beach boys won out last
Saturday IN the first game after
hard fight by the score OF to =. inc
contest today should be still harder
fought. as the seaside team won on
long and timely hits in the curtain
raiser. while the mechanics were un-
lucky in getting hits when needed:
Should the latter win out today 1t VIII
take one more game to decide who gets
the banner.
The citizens of the beach town are
willing to back their team with money
or marbles, believing they Will win out
in the final game. Last Saturday more
than 1000 of them turned out to see
the two prep teams fight it out. AS to-
davis game may be the deciding one
still larger crowd is expected to be on
hand.
Both teams are putting up classy
ball. the kind that would do justice TO
a professional team. They are hitting
like fiends, as will be shown by the
fact that Peterson of the beachers put
two long triples into the crowd last
Saturday, while Couhgran came
through with a timely home run that
saved the day for his team and set the
supporters of the seasiders crazy with
joy.
Tompkins and Enloe will probably
face each other again today. and an
other pitching duel is expected. Poly is
rather unfortunate in not having a
home field to play on, and this may
count against them in the final count.
The lineup of today's game will be as
follows:
Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-08
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Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-08
RESULTS AT LOUISVILLE

LOUISVILLE. KY. May First race,
maidens. S-year-olds, selling, furlongs-Gon-
sole won Project second Dextrine third; time
1913 2-5.
Second race 2-year-olds and up; furlongs-
Tcpsy Robinson won. Beatrice K. second, sor-
reltop third; time 1;lS 2-5.
Third race. furlongs-Cymbal won Sir
Clegos second, Lady Esther third; time 1:12 90
Fourth race, / mile and 70 yards-Warfeld
won, St. Elwood second Gliding Belle third;
time 1:43 AS.
Fifth race AZ furlongs-Brunhild won, Gilpin
second Front Row third time :54
Sixth race. / 1-16 miles-Creel won, j. H.
Reed second. Orlando third: time las.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-08
DAY OR NIGHT
Southwest Heights
THE KING REALTY CO.,
2Os-4 Pacific Electric Bldg.
LAUDER IS MATCHED
WITH KID HARRISON
Fast Local Lightweight Signs for
Twenty-Five Round Battle at
Bakersfield May 20

Len Lauder, the clever little local
meet Kid Marrison of San Francisco in
a twenty-five round battle before the
Bakersfield Athletic club, of which Ezra
Rehfeld is manager. Rehfeld made q
flying trip to Los Angeles yesterday and
signed Lauder, the speedy lad going
north with him. The fight will take
place May 20, and Jim Flynn probably
will be offered the position of referee.
Lauder is one of the favorites among
the fight fans of Los Angeles, due to
his gameness and science, and fast
and classy bout will be presented to the
Oil city followers.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-08
MoRRIssEY NOW PROFESSIONAL

NEW YORK, May tom Norris
sey of Newark, famous as a contender
in amateur long distance races, in
which he has won many laurels, turned
professional last night and was ac-
cepted as an added starter in the in
ternational Marathon to be run tomor-
row afternoon at the polo grounds.
Morrissey's friends say the offer of
$4,000 in prizes tempted him to desert
the amateurs.
Morrissey is said to be in excellent
condition, as he has been training sew
eral weeks for an amateur Marathon.
1t was his belief that he would stand
an excellent chance against the pro-
fessionals which led him to take this
action. His entry brings the list of
starters UP to thirteen.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-08
RESULTS AT PIMLIco

PIMLICO, Nd, May First race, AZ fur
longs-Dul Cane won. Fauntleroy second,
Lille Hoy third; time 54 4-5.
Second race, furlongs-sennie Wells won,
Edgely second Rye third; time 1:13 AS.
Third race, selling Maryland Club purse; 1
mile and 40 yards-Quantico wen, Mombassa
second Bonnie Kelso third; time 1:45 20.
Fourth race, the Crickmore Memorial steepe-
chase about 2ia miles-Algie won, Ben Cole
second Kara third; time 5:3S AS.
Fifth race, furlongs-Bethlehem won, Good
Heart second, Croydon third time lbs 2-5.
Sixth race, furlongs-King Cobalt won, Gun
ming second, Momentum third; time 1:1S As.
Seventh race, 6 furlongs-Gies won, Hyacke
second Queen Of Hills third; time 1:15.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-08
Festival Queen Chosen

SAN FRANCISCO, May miss vir-
ginia Bogue, daughter of Virgil G.
Bogue, vice president and chief en-
gineer of the Western Pacific, was
named queen of the Portola festival
tonight by the election committee. The
celebration next October will mark the
oommemoration of the anniversary of
the discovery of San Francisco bay by
Gaspar de Portola. Miss Bogue Is a
native of California, % years of age.
and is possessed of unusual beauty.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-08
PIONEER EMPLOYEES WILL
HOLD BASEBALL CONTEST

The Pioneer employees will have a
baseball game this afternoon on the
Joy park diamond, to be divided into
the paint shop and paper department
Following is the lineup of both eteams:
Paper department - Herold, third
base; Grimes, first base; Smith second
base; Petit, shortstop; Peck. center
field: Hines, left field; Washer, right
field; Hanley, catcher; Hudson, pitcher.
Paint shop - Wilkinson, shortstop;
Happy, first base; Smoot, third base;
Goodman, catcher; Hewitt, second
base; Romero, left field; Dillingham;,
right field; Shingler, center field; Schaf-
fer, pitcher.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-08
PARAFFINE PAINTERS TO
MEET C0LEGR0VE BUNCH
Haiuht Will Do Mound Work for Ag-
gregation from Los AM
gfieIes

The Paraffine Paint company ball
team will cross bats with the Cole
grove aggregation Sunday on the Cole
grove diamond.
Haight will be on the mound for the
Paraffines, while M. Labraig will do the
box work for Colegrove. The Paraffine
team is a fast bunch, having won four
out of five games, losing the game won
by the Covina team. Manager Dolph
is trying to get a return engagement
with Covina so they can even up an
old score. The lineup:
Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-08
NO ORAL BooKMAKINe

NEW YORK, May There can be
no bookmaking without writing or re-
cording, under a decision of the appel
late division of the New York state
supreme court, which today sustained a
writ of habeas corpus releasing from
custody Orlando Jones and Sol Lichten-
stein, arrested at the race tracks last
The court refused to sustain
the contention of the prosecution that
could be done orally
Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-08
WILL SETTLE ARGUMENT

NEW YORK, May THE question
that has agitated amateur athletes
throughout the country since the Lon
don Olympic games as to the relative
abilities of Melvin w. Sheppard and
Harry Hillman will be settled definitely
Sunday afternoon at Celtic park, when
the two will run a match race of 600
yards. The race will be started by
James J. Jeffries
Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-08
aARAcAs GIVE MEET

The Baracas of Los Angeles will give
their annual track and field meet this
afternoon on the U. S. c. field. There
will be at least sixty candidates enter
ing in the various events This will be
the second meet of it's kind ever held
by this organization in Southern CALI
fornia.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-08
COLEGROVE
AMERICAN LEAGUE

PHILADELPHIA, May Washing
ton was again defeated here today In
pitchers battle, the score being to D.
Score:
Philadelphia 1, hits 5, errors 3.
Washington 0, hits Z, errors 3.
Batteries - Coombs ana Ihoinas'
Johnson and Street.
NEW YORK, May New York won
an exciting 12-inning game today from
Boston, to g. Elberfeld disputed with
Umpire Hurst over a decision ana
showed the umpire, who retaliated by
siapping the player in the jaw. BY
thus placing his hands on the umpire,
Elberfeld put himself out of the game,
under the rules. Score;
Boston 8, hits Z, errors /.
New York 4, hits IL, errors 4.
Batteries-Chech, Spencer and Dono-
hue; Newton, Lake and Kleinow and
Blair.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-08
MERCHANTS WANT GAME

The jefferson Street Merchants want
game for Sunday afternoon with
either the Naka Japs or the Euclid
West 310S. The Merchants play the
Western Autographs this afternoon on
their diamond