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]. A. MoREnEAp. President:
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-24
SOCCER GAME is WON
BY CALIF0RNlANS
British Columbia Team Loses to Amer
ican Players in Thrilling "Round
Balr Exhibitions

SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. 23.-The
British Columbia soccer football team
went down to defeat before the ALL
California team at the stadium today
in one of the most thrilling ''round
ball" games ever seen on a local field.
The score was to 2. The home team
scored two goals to the VISITORS one,
but the many fast plays by both teams
kept a gallery of 5000 people in excite
ment to the last moment. The visitors
were penalized many times for foul
ing and seemed to play a rougher
game than the Californians. Both the
California scores were made by the
home team in the first twenty minutes
of play and the visitors made their
single tally soon afterward.
The stars of the northern team were
McCloud, Captain Graham. Rogers and
Mclean. Hooper marred his otherwise
fine work by missing a penalty goal
Watson outshone his team mates on
the local aggregation.
Prior to the international game a
team from H. M S. Bedford defeated
a fast playing aggregation from the
Shearwater and Algerine by four goals
to three in the last few minutes of
play after the combination team had
led all the way
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-24
TO BUILD GRAND STAND FOR
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION TEAM
Invasion of Chicago by Lesser Leaguers
Is Started-kIng May Lead
Team

CHICAGO, oct. 23.-Ground will be
broken soon for new steel and ce-
ment grandstand on the. proposed
American association baseball site at
Sheffield avenue and Addison street.
The property was bought last spring
in the name of Charles S. HaVener,
owner of the Milwaukee American as
sociation baseball club. Mr.. EaveneF
acted as agent in the transaction, and,
although being the majority owner,
other association magnates were in
terested in the deal, among the rest
being M. e. Cantillon of the Minneap-
oils club and his brother Joe, late
manager of the Washington team.
Among those well posted on the af-
fairs of the association magnates it
was said yesterday that the occu-
pancy of the grounds does not necessi-
tate an Immediate entrance of league
in Chicago society, although that is
the ultimate object Of the promoters.
The real plan back of the enterprise,
1t was said yesterday, was to bring
John King. the former cub catcher,
here from Kansas City to be at the
head of a professional team, in
which case the city league would be
reorganized or else enlarged to eight
clubs.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-24
MONROVlA QUINTET
DEFEATS PASADENA
One=Slded Score Is Result of Team
Work of the Foothii Players.
Shepard and Boyd
Stars

Predictions of the supporters of the
Monrovia basketball team were full
filled yesterday when the quintet from
the Foothill high school defeated the
crack Pasadena high school team by
the score of 80 to 6. The game amount
ed to a practice encounter for the Win
ners, but it is believed that Monrovia
stands an excellent chance of winning
the suburban championship.
Whitcomb played good game at
center, although Boyd and Shepard as
sumed the stellar roles. The latters
work was especially remarkable. Sew
eral baskets were thrown, both by
Boyd and Baker, the two forwards,
from almost the. center of the court,
and at no time was the result in doubt.
Ainly, who played one of the guards
with Shepard, although lacking in eX-
perience, proved himself a conner, and
with a little more practice should
prove one of the classiest men in the
league. Crandall, one of the best men
of the high schools quintet, was un-
able to play yesterday owing to his
school standing. 1t is believed that the
crack forward will be back in the
game before many days.
Following Is the Monrovia lineup;
Whitcomb, center; Boyd and Baker,
forwards; Shepard and Ainly guards.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-24
BOWLING LEAGUE IS
FORMED BY STORES
six Teams Already Have Joined the
Procession and Prospects Are
Bright for Winter
Season

Are you bowler? If your answer to
this question is in the affirmative and
you are employed in one of the large
downtown wholesale or retail stores,
the fact that a City Bowling league
has been formed should be of great
interest Six teams have already en-
tered the league, as follows: Norleys,
Baker and Hamilton, Giambastiani
Fuel company, Messmores, Eastern
Outtitters and Pitcher brothers. There
is some doubt as to whether the last
two named will remain in the league,
but every effort will be made to IN
duce them to do SO.
Much enthusiasm was manifested at
the meeting held early in the week
and prospects are bright for success
full winter. Bowlers of all ages were
present, including Cunning, Conery'
Ballard. Treosti and Lutz, as well as
many of the younger experts.
One of the principal objects for which
the league has been formed is to send
one or two five-man teams to compete
in the western bowling tournament
which will be held at San Francisco
during the month of March.
Tournaments will be held three
nights out of every week. A purse of
500 will be divided among the three
teams finishing in the money, While
gold and silver medals will be awarded
for individual score and averages. Ell
forts will be made to have the mer-
chants represented give suitable prizes.
Officers were elected as follows: Z.
Conery, president; D. Dunning, treas
urer; H. Herman, secretary. Sched-
ule committee, Z. Edwards, G. Bal
lard, Fl. Herman. Prize committee,
Armstrong, Mosher, Herman, Ballard,
Blume and Conery. Advertising com
mittee, Frost and Herman.
Following are the names of the mem
bers of the various teams:
Baker and strong,
Stratton, Hamilton, Novacavish, Muir
ray, Gragg.
Messmore-Mosher, Griffith, Treostl'
Edmunds, Marshall, Sisson.
Morley-Ballard, Liebert, Lauz' saw
yer Herman, Stone.
Pitcher Brothers-Conery. Hutchlns'
Frost, Mastanich, Jones. Newton.
Giambastiani Fuel company-Herri-
man, Cunning, Wahrmund, Giambas-
tiani. Jeffries, Wood.
Eastern Quitting company-Blume'
Tormat, Balch, Blanchard, Edie, Brlm-
hall.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-24
EARNINGS OF DETROIT
FOR SEASON OF 1909
MORE THAN S200,000

: DETROIT, Mich, Oct. 23.-Al- :
!. though Manager Jennings salary =
: from the Detroit Baseball club is :
\ a secret, something of the nature =
i of his relations with the club have =
+ become known. He draws per- =
! centage of the earnings and in the .
+ three years he has been manager =
+ has taken down in salary and =
= profits S41,5O0-$10000 in 1907, :
!. $4,000 in 1908, and $500 this year. :
: For 1910 he wants enough to total :
4 him S30,0OO provided he wins =
!. fourth pennant. y
i An official announcement places !
: the earnings of the club for the :
!. league season at about $166,0OO =
j. and, including the worlds series, :
!. profits about 100000. =
:. Pitcher George Mullin and =
! Catcher Schmidt have also signed !
X contracts for next season, and y
+ Tyrus Cobb today signed for three :
J. years y
i i J. !. \ T. = = :. = = + + l. :. :. !.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-24
IAMAlcA RACE REsuLTs

JAMAICA, N. Y, Oct. 23.-Far West
running to his best form, won the
Ravenswood handicap here today in a
terrific drive. Flying Squirrel won by
a head from Sou in the Laureta stakes.
Results:
First race, six furlongs-Jeanne dare
won Enfield second, Seymour Beutler third.
Time, 1:l4.
Second race, mile and a sixteenth-Patsy
Won Shapdale second Sanguine third. Time,
1:4S 3-5.
Third race five and a half furlongs-Flying
Squirrel won, Sou second sticker third. Time
1907 4-5.
Fourth race mile and a siXteenth-Far West
won, Huck second. Firestone third. Time,
las.
Fifth race, mile and a sixteenth-The Peer
won Right Guard second. Time, 1859. Two
starters
Sixth race. mile and a sixteenth-Capt. Swan
won, Rustem second. Little Friend third
Time, 1850 2-5.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-24
REVOLVER
SHOT IS WINNER
A. 3. DOUGLAS GIVEN FIFTH
PLACE IN UNITED STATES
WON PROFICIENCY DY PRACTICE
WITH Los ANGELES CLUB
Bronze Medal Is Captured in Match
"a" Against Marksmen from
All Parts of the
Country

Word has been received from New
York to the effect that Arthur B. Doug
las of Los Angeles has won fifth place
in the revolver contests of the United
States Revolver association.
The contests were held throughout
the United States during the week OF
September 4-12 of this in seventeen
cities as follows: Portland. Me-; Bos-
ton, Mass; Springfield, Mass; Provi-
dence, r. l.; Greenville, N. j.; Seagirt,
N. j.; Paterson, N. J.; Washington, -.
c.; Belleville, H.; Chicago, ILL.,; st.
Louis, Mo-; Spokane. Wash; Portland,
Ore; Eureka, CAL; Los Angeles, Cal;
San Francisco, Cal, and Globe, Ariz.
Young Douglas also won the cham
pionship of the state Of California.
The contest in which young Douglas
did such excellent shooting is known as
match A. which includes any revolver
within the rules and any ammunition,
that is, either hand-loaded or factory
ammunition can be used as the shooter
chooses.
Douglas has been using the same out
fit he used in the match ever since the
Los Angeles Revolver club, of Whlcn
he is treasurer, was organized. Ahe
club was organized in April, l9oi, ana
previous to this the young marksman
had had no experience whatever with
the revolver The rapid progression
made by the shooter since the clubs or
ganization has been nothing short OF
marvellous.
The condition, the prizes and names
of the first five high marksmen in the
"any'' revolver contest are at follows:
Match A, revolver championship
Open to everybody; distance, SO yards;
so shots on the standard American tar
get, S-inch bullseye, 10-ring 1856 inches;
arm, any revolver within the rules;
ammunition, any; the score must be
completed in one hour or less from the
time of firing the first shot; entrance
fee, SO: no re-entries.
winners
First-I R. Calkins. springneId. Mass. Award.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-24
BeaH Jumps to Fourth Place
in Season Batting Averages
BY LEO r. MoRIARTY

Pacific Coast league aver
occurred in the relative
andi OF eight leading baters
greatest
gain sustained
eslo
of
points Du
John Bea lifted his seasons average degrees
Walter Mcredie of
of
eighth instead OF seventh
swhch a
pitch o Nagle of Los Angeles
Portland
the l66
II games playe UP to
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-24
RACES AT FRESNO

FRESNO, Oct. 23.-Cole Direct, son
of Direct, proved to be the star of the
race meet at the county fair grounds
this afternoon, winning the-----0- pace in
easy fashion. Little George was the
only contender, taking the first heat
After that the black gelding stepped in,
and in the fourth heat simply played
with Little George on the home stretch.
In the second heat of this race Cole
Direct stepped the half in 1:05, but the
pace was too great and the time for the
mile was 2;19, or 1:14 for the second
half Results:
2:2O pace purse SSOO-Cole Direct (H. Brown
won second, third and fourth heats; Little
George won first heat. Best time, 2;17k.
Running. half mile-Cameo won, Glukstern
second, Gray Eagle third. Time. ;49. Mill
Neugent Midget and Mennel also ran.
Running, six furlongs-Gluckstern won st.
Adams second Joe Gano third. Time, III.
Myrtle H. also ran
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-24
ANOTHER TURK COMING

CHICAGO, Oct. 23.-Antonio Pierri,
importer of foreign wrestling talent. is
coming back to America with another
Turk with whom he expects to dethrone
Frank Gotch from his position as world
champion.
Pierri was the man that brought
Yousef, the mighty Turk who swept the
boards clean many years ago, and last
winter he brought Yussif Mahmount
here to beat Gotch. He failed by a
wide margin, but when he departed
said he would yet get man to beat the
Iowa farmer. Now he writes that he
is bringing Maxout Murat with the hope
that he will dethrone Gotch.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-24
srlNsoNs BOWLING ALLEYS

High scores rolled on stinson's alleys during
the week.:
TENPINS
Hamlet. 2oi. 2o2; H. Smith. POI; q. George
21O; H. Baugh, 21l; c. e. Risley, 216; e. NJ.
Ginen. 227 25s, 214 welch. 200; II. Blanchard
245 246 2O2, 224 Kelly, 235; Banks, 2lO; Bow
ron, 207; C. Smith, 200
UNIONS
DR.. Danieson, 1876; Raymond. 11o; c. Smith,
165: Sage, 1913; strimple, 14S;; Cochran III
Ingram 1888; Campbell, 1854; Billiams, 49,
O'Brien 141; Johnson, 1871; Lancaster, 1856; Wer-
ner. 1856; Rising, 1i7 Busch, 124; Stratton, l2s;
Bowron, 1876; welton, Ill; Cliff, 1oS; Hogan
1850: Claude, 49, Jack Brown, 100; DR.. stam-
paugh, 1876; C. Jones, 100; Lindley, 126 sever
ance iO2. Kelly. 109: Stinson, 10; Bowron, 1923;
Bum. ia; Williamson, 107;Bonellie, 1@i ray
lor, 1O5; Tournat, l0S; Brotherton, 100; Gerner'
1O2; Bowden, 1913; shepperd, 101; Howard, lS9;
Jackson. 1873; Memphis, lis; Young, llO; Simp-
son. ia De Long 120; Harrington. 1870; Jarvis,
10: Anderson, 113; Marshal. llS; Newton, III;
Jennings, 1872; Kline, no; DIR. Gleason H.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-24
RESULTS AT PIMLIco

First race six furlongs-Jack AtlSin won,
Charlie Eastman second, Indomitable third;
time 1:121-5.
Second race, one mile and seventy yards
High Private won, Arondack second, Gretna
Green third; time 1;45.
Third race five and a half furlongs-In-
trinsic won, Louise Weles second, Complex
third; time los 2-5.
Fourth race. steeplechase two miles-Stella
Land won, Jim McGin second, Glover Croft
third; time 4:SO 3d.
Fifth race. six furlongs-Joly won, Es-
cutcheon second, Racing Belle third; time
1:l6 Is.
Sixth race, mile and seventy yards-Nether-
most won, Silverin second Takahira third;
time 1:44.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-24
SEALS CLINCH PENNANT
BY DEFEATING PORTLAND
Willis of San Francisco Pitches Beau
tlfuI Game Against Mercedes
Beavers In Bay City

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 2S.-San
Francisco cinched it's hold on the Coast
league pennant this afternoon by de-
feating Portland, to O. Willis for San
Francisco was invincible on the slab,
granting only three hits and one base
on balls, while Carson, who finished the
game after half an inning had been
pitched by Harkness, was hit at oppor-
tune moments, five men reaching first
to bring in three tallies. Score:
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-24

First race, seven furongs-J. c. Core won
St Aulaire second, Peter Pender third; time
1875.
Second race seven furlongs-John e. NC
MILAN won, Plume second Battle Fleet
third; time 1888.
Third race, five and a half furlongs-Long
Hand won, Jack Blnns second, Mr.. smarty
third; time 1:12 2-5.
Fourth race, seven furlongs-Many Colors
won Flirting second, May Hamilton third
time 1882 40.
Fifth race. six furlongs-Howdy Howdy
won, Du Quesne second, My Gal third; time
1:1S As.
Sixth race one and one-fourth miles-Lillie
Turner won, Stonestreet second, Crepps Beck
ham third; time 2:14 20.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-24
McALEER VS.. LANCE

Answer to a correspondent, Frank
Mcdonald of Brawley, as to the rela-
tive merits of Jimmy McAleer and
Bill Lange as an outfielder: Consid-
cred as an all-around player, there is
no doubt that Bill Lange is conceded
by all authorities the better man. As
an outfielder, judged simply on the
way he handled that position, Jimmy
McAleer is a wonder He is better
outfielder than Lange, being more ac-
curate in his judgment of the ball, and
is a regular lizard at covering ground.
But McAleer is weak with the stick,
while Lange was a powerful hitter as
we'll as a good outfielder. On the
terms of the bet, the person who
backed McAleer as the greatest out
fielder is the winner.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-24
HOWARD RETURNS HOME

Pitcher Hosp yesterday received word
from Second Baseman Ivan Howard of
the Angels that he had landed safely at
his home at Kenny. Ill. Howard, who
was fearfully spiked in a collision at
first base during the last Angels-Seals
series, returned home shortly after
ward. and will take things easy for
couple of weeks, as his physician has
ordered him to keep inside for that
period. His leg, which was badly
Sashed, is healing slowly, but Howard
xJill become a benedict about the first
Af the year. He will be back in Los
Angeles in time to begin spring prac-
ttce.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-24
occIpgNTALs PLAY TO-DAY

The Occidental Salt Lake baseball
team will play the Pasadena nine this
at the Crown city. Lowry
will be used as backstop by the Occi-
dentals, while Langford, Ashley and
Smith will comprise the pitching staff.
The Pasadena boys have greatly
their lineup, and a fast
game is expected. Game will be called
at 2:30 o. m. Carfare, 20 cents.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-24

right back, j. Mitchell; left halfback,
r. Aiken; center halfback, c. Bur-
leigh; right halfback, T. Buchanan;
center forward, A. Mitchell; outside
right, A. Welfare; inside right, T.
Aiken; outside left, Il. Lincoln; inside
left, j. Burleigh. The referee will be
j. McCombe,
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-24
SOCCER AT FIESTA PARK

This afternoon at Fiesta park the
Thistles and Rangers Soccer football
teams will play at p. m. A fast game
is assured the Soccer enthusiasts. Fol-
lowing is the Ranger lineup: Goal,
c. c. Jarvis; left back, d. Shepherd;
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-24
SENATORS WILD;
HOGANITFS WIN
FOURTH VICTORY SCORED BY
S0UTHERNERS
coYs HOME RUN is FEATURE OF
CONTEST
Brooks Team Makes Sacramento Men
Bite Dust-Graham's FieIders
Are Cause of Their
Defeat
Try Associated Press.l

SACRAMENTO, oct. 23.-It was an
oft-repeated story when Sacramento
fell down to the tail-enders for the
fourth time today and lost the game
by a score of 8 to /.
Poor work In the field and the locals
inability to hit lost the game. Coy's
home run and Sacramento's lone tally
in the second were the only earned
runs. The other two Vernon runs were
made when Sacramento fielders threw
the ball wild over third base. Score:
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-24
SUMMARY

No runns one hit off Harkness in one-third
of an inning. Charge defeat to Carson. Sac
rifice hits-Mundorff, McArdle. First base
on balls-Om Hardness. 2; off Carson, /; off
Willis, l. Struck out-By Carson 6; by Will
lis 2. Double play-Tennant to McArde.
Wild pitch-Willis Time of game-1 hour and
% minutes. Umpires-Van Haltren and Fin
ney.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-24
SAN FELlcE PLAYERS

All members of the Covina San Felice
team are requested to catch the train
that leaves the Arcade station over the
Southern Pacific road at s O'Clock a. M,
sharp, for Ventura.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-24
OAKLAND
as batted Tor Nelson IN IN
SCORE BY INNINGS
SUMMARY

Two-base hits-J. Smith, Cameron, Hosp
Wheeler. Sacrifice hits-Thorsen, ]. Smith
Bases on balls-Off Nelson, 6; off Thorsen. g.
Struck out-By Thorsen, s. Double plays
Kelly to McKune; Delmas to Wheeler to
Beall. Passed ball-Lewis Time of game-1
hour and so minutes. Umplre-McGreevy.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-24
TIGERS GO TO HAVANA

DETROIT. Mich. Oct. 2S.-with out
fielder Matty Mcintyre in the role Of
manager a dozen members of the De-
troit American league team left here
today for Havana, Cuba, to meet two
Cuban bah teams in a series of twelve
games.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-24
SACRAMENTO
SUMMARY

Home run-Coy Sacrifice hits-Eagan' Fam
lock, La Longe. Struck out-By Baum, 3; by
Hit @ Double play-Baum to Shinn to
Myers. Time-1:30, Umpire-Toman.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-24
Y. M. |. TEAM

All members OF the L. A. council Of
Y. M. l., 627, are requested to be at
Prayer park this morning at o'clock.
A baseball team win be formed.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-24
ASCOT PARK TEAM
QUITS CITY LEAGUE
Four Games Are Scheduled to Be
Played Today at Local Base
ball Grounds

At the regular meeting of the City
league the Ascot Park team resigned.
the Manchester Trading nine taking it's
place. The fourth series to be played
at 2:30 o'clock this afternoon is as fol-
lows:
MANCHESTER TR. co, FRAT. AIDS
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-24
CROWN AM WINS

The Crown Hill football team de-
feated the Jefferson Athletic clubs
eleven yesterday by the score Of q to 8.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-24
vANpERBILr's ENTRY FIRST

PARIS, Oct. 23.-W. X. Vanderbilt's
Gambaiseuil won the Prix Marty, run
at Auteuil today.