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Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-20
JOCKEY SULLIVAN HURT
AT RENO RACE MEETING
Herman Doyle Falls in Final Race of
Days Card, Breaking
Riders Arm

RENO, New, Aug. 19.-IIerman Doyle
in the mile selling race at the, close of
today's card fell, throwing Jockey Sui
llvan. breaking his arm and disocating
his shoulder. Sullivan broke his leg
at the Salt Lake meeting last May.
Results:
First race, four furlongs-Wicket won, Dare
dolt second, Fred Stone third. Time, :49 30
Second race, four furlongs-Peak won,
Charles Green second. Royal Stone third
Time, 48 40.
Third race, six furlongs-Wistaria won,
Nappa second Deneen third, Time, 1;l4 80.
Fourth race, six furlongs-Blly Myer won'
Rose Daley second, Sam Barber third. Time,
l;l5 80.
Fifth race one me-Prince CASTLE won
Black Gem second, Buckthorn third. Time
l:43 80
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-20
COAST STARS LOSE
NATIONAL DOUBLES

NEWPORT, Aug. te.-Alexander
and Hackett, who have held the
national doubles championship for
two years, won the title for the
third time today by defeating Maui
rice n. Mclaughlin and G. j.
James, the Pacific coast champions,
in straight sets. The scores were
Ga, Ga, 60.
Including defaults, sixty matches
were disposed of today at the United
States Lawn Tennis associations
tournament. The survivors of the
day included players of previous
proven worth, the only real upset of
the singles tournament being the de-
feat today of George J. James of
San Francisco, who was also van
quished with his partner, McLough-
lin, in the national doubles. It was
G. P. Gardner, jr,, of Boston, former
Harvard intersohoIastio champion,
who had the victory to his credit.
Among the others who 90 to the
third round is r. n. Palmer, winner
of the recent Southampton tourna-
ment.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-20
NEWS OF THE DIAMONDS
BY. CHARLES JERNEGAN

more than three or four columns of
space a week.
Third Baseman Lewis and Pitcher
Withrow of the Paraffines are re-
quested to ring up Pete Hansen at
Broadway 1906 after p. m.
The manager Of the All-Stars base
ball team would like to hear from five
good players to go with him to Long
Beach Saturday afternoon. None but
first-class players need apply. Phone
Jesse Osatti, A2665 between and 6
o'clock.
The Montebelo baseball team wants
game for Sunday afternoon, Teddy
Bears preferred. Answer through The
Herald.
That the Bakersfield nine Is right up
on its toes Is evidenced by the great
showing which they made against the
Merced players Sunday afternoon, Au-
gust l. Although the latter team was
equipped with an imported pitcher ana
playing good ball the Merceds slammed
the sphere into every section of the
field and broke the tape, eight runs in
the lead. When Ward takes his Edi-
sons north, early in September, he may
be sure of meeting an opponent worthy
of his steel.
The baseball editor OF The Herald is
in receipt of an interesting communica-
ton from Manager Ward of the Edi-
sons team, who has been viewing Bak-
ersfield preparatory to taking his
crack nine to that city. Ward also
vindicates a malicious report regard
ing his having a bet on Sundays game.
"I did not have one cent up and don't
intend to-" writes Ward. persons CIV
ing out such statements should be de-
nounced by every baseball player and
fan" Regarding the coming series,
which the Edisons will play with the
bakersfield boys Ward writes, 'Bak-
ersfield is baseball crazy. They are
all waiting for the Edisons and moth
ing is too good for me. They want to
know about my pennant chasers, but
tell them to wait and see for them
selves. Mast, Garrity, Eagle and
Hoff are all looking well and fat as
pigs and do nothing but play ball.
Let loose the dogs of battle. Ward.
The hest wishes of every fan, player
and baseball organization of South
ern California are with you in your
enterprise. If you should not win we
feel certain that your showing will be
as much Of a credit to California Gel
Sur as would the emblem of victory.
Frank Abbot, notice; Third Baseman
c,owIev will be unable to play with
the Directories Sunday owing to the
illness of his aunt.
The West Jefferson Merchants want
a game for Sunday afternoon. Phone
Smith, West 310S
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-20
RACES AT WOODLAND

WOODLAND, Cal, Aug 19.-Follow-
ing is a summary of the results today
at the California Breeders association
meet:
2:2O class, trotting, purse s7OO-Kid
Wilkes won, Spohia Dillon second, Es-
cabado third. Best time, 2:09 IA.
221 class, trotting, purse $400-Ollie
K first, Faster second, Ida Millerton
third Best time, 2:13 IA.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-20
AMERICAN DROPS HURST

CHICAGO, Aug. 19.-Tim Hurst is
no longer an umpire on the American
league staff. 1t was officially an
nounced yesterday at the office of B.
b. Johnson, president of the American
league, that Hurst has been dropped
from the list Of umpires . Hurst was
recently suspended following an alter
cation with Collins of the Philadelphia
club. in which Hurst is alleged to have
spat in the players face. President
johnson investigated the charges, and
his announcement yesterday followed,
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-20

it took just five balls to dispose of the
side. This speaks for itself
That trouble over the first base decs-
ions became more and more aggravat-
ed as the game progressed. 1t is char
liable to say that Van had an off day.
Certainly some of the verdicts would
require legal assistance to show cause
for action
Jud Smith is surely the foul ball kid.
DIR. Judson, as he is known in society,
ran away over to the left field bleach
ers and gobbled up a long foul in the
sixth, speeding for a hard and high
reaching catch.
Cameron was away off at first yes
terday. He dropped several balls, and
was not aided by the accuracy of some
of the in1elders in Serving liners to
him. once he dropped the ball. and,
picking it up again, claimed he had the
runner out. Van stood for 1t.
Kelly produced a little of the busher
stuff in the second. He ran toward
third on McKunes out, reached the
bag and continued toward home, evil
IDENTIFY believing it was the third out.
When he was caught between third and
home by that complicated double play
he rubbed his eyes. OF course, Papa
Reidy spoke kind and soothing words
over the incident.
Captain Dillon was again on the An
gel bench, and brought a world of vim
with HIM He carried CrutChes and viii
not be in the game for several weeks,
though his ankle is improving rapidly.
Again that Delmas whip. Del robbed
two of the Oaklanders of well deserved
hits by making speedy assists, run
ming low and far and making one
handed scoop-ins.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-20
ARCHERY CONTESTS CONTINUE

CHICAGO, Aug. 19-Team rounds
and handicaps for men and women
were the features of today's events in
the target shooting of the National
Archery association at Washington
park. The two team round contests for
women were held, one of SO arrows at
50 yards and another of 90 arrows at 60
yards
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-20
REnLANps Rcd MEN WIN

REDLANDS, Aug. 19.-The RedIand3
Red Mems baseball team defeated the
Santa Barbara team in a ten-inning
contest today by a score Of 4 to 8. The
game was a fast and exciting one
throughout, and a large crowd wit
messed it, the stores giving half holl-
day and the great councils of Red Men
and Pocahontas adjourning for the oc-
easion.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-20
PORTLAND TAKES THIRD
STRAIGHT FROM SEALS
Graney's Home Run Gives Beavers
Clean Score TO Date in Series
with San Franclscans

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 19.-Port-
land won its third successive victory
from San Francisco today, 4 to l. Car
son allowed the locals to gather but
three hits, while Browning was ham,
mered for eight, one of them a home
run drive by Graney, which gave Port
land the long end of the score. Score:
InDpT
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-20
STATE LEAGUE

OAKLAND, Aug. 1e.-Oakland van
uuished Sacramento today 4 to 8 in
seventeen inning game. Moskiman's
curves proved so elusive that the vis-
itors collected but six safe drives. Hop
kins had good control, but was found
in. the last inning for hits that forced
over the winning run. Score:
Oakland 4, hits II, errors 2.
Sacramento 8, hits 6, errors 3.
Batteries-Moskiman and Burke;
Hopkins and Hackett.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-20
VERNON HlTTERS
BRING VICTORY
SACRAMENTO LOSES GAME TO
H0GAN'S MEN
PRETTY FIELDING AIDS IN THE
FINAL RESULT
"Brick" DeVereaux, Former Outlaw,
Plays Shortstop Brilliantly for
Southerners-Timely Hits
Bring Winning Run
[By Associated Press ]

SACRAMENTO, Aug. 19.-Sacramen-
to lost today by a score of to l, be-
cause Vernon's stickers selected their
four hits timely. The fielding work of
the visitors also had much to do with
the victory. Devereaux, who jumped
from the Sacramento outlaws, was a
shining light at short, and cut off more
than one grounder that looked like a
hit. Score:
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-20
OFFERED LEAGUE LEADERSHIP

MEMPHIS, Tenn, Aug. 19.-M. j.
Finn, former Toledo manager in the
American association and now manager
of the Little Rock Southern league
club, has been rendered the presidency
of the Southern Atlantic league by
action of franchise holders, although
they planned to obtain the cooperation
of the Virginia and the Carolina
leagues to elect Finn to head all three
organizations.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-20
4 ss1sTANT SECRETARY Carl

4 SSIsTANT SECRETARY CARL
n MUELLER of the Interuroan
IA league has devised plan where
bv Southern California fans may be
favored with an exhibition Of the best
amateur ball which local players are
capable of showing and whereby the
supremacy of the two largest amateur
leagues in this end Of the state may De
definitely decided.
Mueller's scheme. which has been
heartily indorsed by President Ihohp-
son of the Interurban league ana many
others, is to select two all-star teams,
one from the Interurban and the other
from, the Southern State league. The
two mines are to meet in fiVe-gaHe
series. the team taking three out or
five games winning the pennant' IN
order that the series may not drag IL
is proposed to hold a double-header
each Sunday. Such a series would un-
doubtedly excite great lhteleSI
throughout local random and "oulu
show. two crack mines in action.
Both the Southern State and Inter
urban leagues have on their lineups
men whom, it is believed. may JON
faster company before long, and 1t is
from these leagues that many major
league players have already peen
drafted. Mueller's plan deserves a
boost from every fan and player
A glance at the scores of the Inter
urban league games will show the class
of ball which this organization Is play
ing. In but few instances have more
than half a dozen runs been tailed by
one team.
Dick Hughes is requested to tele-
phone c, A. Mueller at once, West 99Ol,
before $50 p. m. After p M, F3so2.
George Covert of the Covina nine has
released Dick Hughes, who was imme-
diately signed by the Eastern Outfit
ters.
Among the mines who will probably
finish in the money when the lnterur-
ban series have been played is the
Racycle team. This speedy bunch has
recently shown marked Improvement
and bids fair to head the percentage
column before many games have been
played.
The Eastern Outfitters were not cred
tied in the box score with triple steal
which they managed to get away with
during the contest of August l.
If the manager of the wellington
team of the Southern State league de-
sires to have a brief account of the
prowess of his nine inserted in these
columns let him bring in picture or
some feature on which to hang the
story. Inasmuch as the WellinStons
are far from being top-notchers in the
percentage column, it has not been
deemed advisable to favor them with
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-20
kEENE,s CORAL is WINNER

FOLKSTONE, England, Aug. 10
The Saltwood 2-year-old plate of 100
sovereigns, five furlongs, was won by
j. r. Keene's Coral.
The Cinque Porchs welter handicap,
100 sovereigns, five furlongs, was won
by Mauve Patch. j. r. Keene's Nell
sandee was second.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-20
BOXING ATHLETICS

Kid McGlynn in Cleveland in private.
Next week l am slated to box in Wind
sor Canada, and also at Calumet,
Mich, some time this month, both
bouts with boys near my weight.
also expect to box shortly at Pittsburg
with Patsy Brannigan or Charley
Goldman, so you see I'll be quite busy
for some time to come. l am in fine
shape and l hope before long to return
to the land of oranges and summer and
show the most critical fights fans in the
country that 1 was not myself when l
fought Danny Webster. He beat me
all right, but I am not satisfied and /
want to wipe out the defeat. My best
wishes to all the boys. Sincerely yours,
MARTIN HEBRON"
The following new rule promulgated
by the National baseball commission
and received over the wire last night
will be of interest, for it directly con-
Germs the Coast league in dealing with
sales of players to the big leaguers.
A perusal will show that it Is a rule
which will work much benefit to the
game:
CINCINNATI, Aug. 19.-The Ma
tional Baseball commission has adopted
a new rule to cover what rule 26 failed
to do. AS it has been shown that the
old rule can De, ana mas Deen dVdueup
the new rule, 81, will read:
whenever a major league club
has sold player to minor league
club with an option to repur-
chase and such option has been
exercised by the major league club
selling the player, and the same
club then sells the same player a
second time on a straight sale and
then repurchases the player, the
purchased player must report to
the major club on or before the
23rd of August, and If such players
do not report they will be subject
to major or minor league draft,
during the regular drafting sea-
son, from the club with which they
are found playing"
As an illustration, the Brooklyn
club last year sold Finleyson to
the Brockton club with an option
to repurchase, which was exer-
cised. Under the rules this player
could not be sold this year by
Brooklyn, the latter retaining an
option to repurchase. The records
show that this year he will be sold
outright and again repurchased by
Brooklyn.
In this case the player will have
to report on August % or be sub
ject to draft.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-20
SUMMARY

Hits-OT Brown, 8; runs, 2; innings. g. Two
base hit-Raymer. Sacrifice hits-Devereaux
Coy, Doyle Bases on balls--Off Baum, /; of
Vance, 1. Struck out-By Brown, 2: by Baum,
4: by Vance. l. Hit by pitched balts-Myers,
stovall. Double plays-Devereaux to Haley to
Brashear; DevereauX to Brashear to Mott.
TIme-1:35. Umpire-Irwn
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-20
SAN FRANCISCO
SCORE RY INNINGS
SUMMARY

Home run-Graney. Two-base hlt-Wiliams.
Sacrifice hts-Mohler, Lewis %, speas, Car
son First base called bals-Of Browning,
. Struck out-By Browning, Z; by Carson, 5.
Hit by pitched ball-Zeider, Double play
Olson to Cooney Time-155, Umpires-Mc-
Greeyy and Mccarthy.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-20
OAKLAND
ST. NlNlAEY

Two-base hits-Beau 20, Kelly, Daley. Sac
rihce hits-Ross, BealI, Howard, Nagle Bases
on balls--On Nage. 8; eff B1ce @ Struck out
BY Nagle, Double play-De.mas to
Wheeler to Smith 10 Orondosn to Smith to
Orendorf to HoWaI4. Passed ball-Orendorh.
Hit by pitched balls-Wheeler, Nagle Time
1856 Umpire-Van Halueu.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-20
NATIONAL LEAGUE
AMERICAN LEAGUE

You can buy it, perhaps at many places, but
there's one BEST place to buy it-and that
place adyertises
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-20
Notes of the Game

Nagle was thought badly hurt when
hit in the back by a fast ball IN the
sixth, but he recovered after five
minute intermission and resumed the
play, receiving round Of applause for
his gameness.
That kind Of pitching is hard to beat.
In the first Nagle delivered just six
balls to the three batters, in the second
he sent over seven, and In the fourth
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-20

The Eastern Outftters were not cred
tied in the box score with triple steal
which they managed to get away with
during the contest of August l.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-20

Frank Abbot, notice; Third Baseman
Cowley will be unable to play with
the Directories Sunday owing to the
illness of his aunt.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-20

it took just five balls to dispose of the
side. This speaks for itself
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-20

The West Jefferson Merchants want
game for Sunday afternoon. Phone
Smith West 310S.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-07-23
Business Jots
Cook paints signs. Phone s25.

Cook paints signs. Phone 925.
Have knight Printing CO. print IT
c. c. Anderson. I'd; ,olstez1nE. Tel 171S-L
crowd-drawing product. Dwight's
Golden Link -four.
A want ad. can Iend a nand In 5our
hunt for servant
DR.. J. L. Savage surgeon and ply
sician. 6o6 Front street
Hanpaher q schannach. Job print
ers, 62S N. p. avenue. Phone 1891.
We do all kinos Of good printing
Phone 1164-L. Ulsaker Bros. 207 Bdw
Steam heated rooms for IS PEI
month and up. Iweeden block. N =
avenue, -Tsrgo.
Ladies and gentlemen. get your
suits pressed and cleaned at Denis
Fur Co.. zoe Br ~afway. Fargo.
The Missed Tonaeson Peterson
have leased the Darrow horpital. and
will conduct 1t under the name Of the
Moorhead hospital hereafter. doing 9
general hospital business and solicit
Inc all on-contagious patients. Es-
pecially equipped operatin. rooms
Phone 18O-
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-07-23
What's Said

J. j. Jordan: Yes, believe the
people OF Fargo are in favor of a city
commission form OF government ]
also believe they are not in favor OF
personal vilIihcation of reputable citi-
zens-and so expressed themselves al
the polls yesterday.
Musician: 1t Is an unusual thing
for Fargo to have In the summer SO
important musical attraction as the
recital to be given tonight by w.
Waugh Lauder and his daughter, Miss
Marguerite Lauder, at Stones MUSIC
hall. Those who have attended the
daily lectures and recitals an Sacred
Heart academy will not need TO he
reminded OF the great opportunity such
a recital affords, but others who are
not able TO attend the regular course
should be informed OF the fact that
Mr. LADDERS attractive way Of pre-
senting and explaining the master
pieces OF musical composition makes
them a pleasure apd an education
even to those who are not technically
Skilled in the arr. 1t is to be hoped
that all who have not heard him will
take this opportunity of patronizing
the concert to be given by Mr.. Lauder
and his talented daughter.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-07-23
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The City in Brief

The wife of Fargo amatear gard
ener served sweet corn, raised in the
home garden patch, for dinner last
evening.
Ninth street south is being greatly
improved by the well trimming of the
larger shade trees between Third and
Fifth avenue
1t is rumored that there is liable to
be action taken for alleged interfer-
ence with an officer in the perform
ance of his duty at Casselton recently
Mr.. and Mrs Merrill M. Russell Of
14ll Second avenue south are rejoic.
ing in the arrival of twin baby girls
They weigh FIVE and six pounds re.
spectively and both are in, good health
Mrs. Russell is doing nicely.
Street r, r. Manager g. p Browns
son arrived home this morning from
Minnetonka, with a fine nine-pound
pickerel in his possession to testify as
to his ability as a fisherman. The
fish was fine specimen and was ad-
mired by many who saw it,
Ernest Rolsch of Crooxston, Minn.
who with a party of friends, autoed
to this city week ago and then was
forced to leave the car here on ac-
count of rain, arrived last evening &C
companied by Frank Morrison. They
left this morning for the city to the
north, expecting to make the seventy
mile drive in about four hours
NJ M. Lawrence, who has been en-
ployed in the workroom at the post
Office, has been promoted to the fin
ancial department and will hereafter
be engaged in the money order regist-
er and deposit department. While
this division of departments is made
they are all under the direct super
vision of the assistant postmaster
In a summer school, not far from
Fargo, a week or so ago, the scholars
| in the practice school were asked tc
come prepared with meaning of the
word bachelor" for the next lesson
One little girls confident definition
was, a bachelor is very happy
man." The teacher required more
How did the little girl know that
Father told me So" she replied.
The case of the state against Jack
Meister and Essie Sipult charged
| jointly with maintaining common
nuisance at 106 Front street, will be
tried tomorrow morning at 10 O'Clock
before Judge Martin Ryan in the po-
lice court 1t is believed that the
state has a very strong case to pres
ent, with a bunch of witnesses willing
to testify that booze was sold by the
couple.
The displays Of flowers about many
of the residences in Fargo are the sub
| ject of much favorable comment by
visitors to the city, but many as there
are, there is yet pl anty Of room fol
more-there would be, If there was
only a flower show organization tC
better stimplate the culture OF flowers
and the lovers of Horticulture say thai
lit should be an auxiliary to the fail
association.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-07-23
People Of Note

L. F. sherman is in from Tower City
today.
{. G. Forbes is here today from
chas s Ego is a business visitor
from Lisbon.
Ole Agotnes is here today from cal
esburg, N. ID.
S. j. Malm is representing CARING
ton in the city today.
w c. Taylor OF Valley City is reg
istered at the Metropole today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Henderson OF St
Paul are guests at the Prescott.
A. J. Kissick OF Lakota is transact
ing business in the city today.
A. B. Hanson of Grand Forks is a
business visitor from that place.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Simmons 81
Hunter are guests at the Gardner.
Lerr B, Hanson and family of shel.
don are spending the day in Fargo.
o. ]. Johnson of Glenwood. N. D..
is business visitor in the city today.
Deputy Sheriff ]. c. Ross Of cassel-
ton was in the city today on business.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Martin of Devils
Lake are visiting with friends in the
city today
W. c. Elder and Deputy Sheriff John
9. Ross of Casselton are spending the
day In the city.
Miss Anna German is spending her
vacation. at the home of Mrs. w. l..
Dow of Grand Forks.
e, II. Clark arrived in the CITY last
evening from Grand Forks and is tran.
sacting business here today.
Mrs, George R. Graham and SON of
Milwaukee are the guests of Mr. and
Mrs. r. E. Dibley, Island park.
Harry T. Davidson of Valley City
arrived from that place last evening
and is spending the day in Fargo.
Gov. and Mrs. John Burke were in
Fargo last evening. They were en-
route home to Bismarck after attend
ing the state fair at. Grand Forks.
Mrs. J. K. Bingham arrived home
this morning from Menomonie wis.
where she visited relatives for several
days. enjoying very pleasant outing.
Miss Rosalie Pollock, a sister OF r
NJ. Pollock, has arrived in the city
from Salt Lake, where she is engaged
as supervisor of the primary depart
ment. =
Mr.. and Mrs. F. E. Corson leave to-
night for Minneapolis After spend
ing few days = ere, they will leave
for Seattle, via Denver and Salt Lake
city They will be gone about six
weeks.
Miss Inez Mesiek reached Fargo yes-
terday to spend several weeks with
her sisters, Miss Josephine and Mrs
George A. Reed. Miss Mesfck has
been enjoying quite a trip in the Pa
cif1c northwest, visiting the fair
among other attractions.
State Senator August johnson OF
Washburn, who represents McLear
county in the senate was a Fargo Wis.,
itor today. Mr.. Johnson was at one
time on the staff of The Fargo Forum
and also on the old Daily Argus anC
he has many friends in Fargo
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-07-23

The West African colonies of Great
Britain are being stirred with a notable
inquiry into the terrible results o. the
llouci traffic in that section, which up
to tjlis time has been permitt ~ with
Sc ely any ,ras'-' ;itn accordto, ~
the alliance News" London, June 10.
The Roman Catholic church is be-
coming an aggressive factor in the
temperance movement in Holland,
wheie it Is stated that there are at
1: erent over $4,000 members in the
temperance societies of that church.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-07-23
FIRST VISIT TO
FARGO in rs YRS.
!. r. MAYO OF TOWER CITY,
FATHER OF DEPUTY COUNTY
TREASURER, NOTES GREAT
CHANGE IN cITY-REsIpENT OF
VALLEY FOR 80 YEATS.

Despite the fact that he has resided
near Tower City for the past thirty
years, l. F. Mayo, father of the deputy