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Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-03
BY LAY DAVIDSON

~ F again becomes the bush
band the third straight time
" Yesterday taking to victory for them
abers and they wed
received almost perfect support throughout but the
suburban fortunate their bnes getting them
and by consistent work the field they
Of the league percentage column sh ana Dry
and by themselves spanked the ball when in
prospect they did not waste their hits to any
exen making for
It was great baseball The from the dura district
again played in the field and in this the Angels had
grounds OF rotten support bhnd
on1v one msplay Villagers
for the other fellows Ihat sohe stunt OF lien
he had expected MS
his Angels
tt was pitchers Breckenridge had slight shade the
Sof'F SoS SIDES Sf st. ana ne
Vernon led off in third
their half and tied the vernon
again the Angels again tied
of heng and curVng ana not anoter run was mace t e ns
slipped Brachendg then refused
and held the Angels without hit in their half
in Villagers the of
between
Nnk slammed the
pair of cushions and Carlisle got home with great
] ae was M and penard forced Smith at third with tap to
Dillon followed similarly. fore
Another run was scored by Vernon the by
timely
to
Smith home with single to left Three
innings passed before another was scored and the Villagers We're
doing
but
forced second by Brass nh tap Coy few to e and Lindsay
ended the
connection with Bracknrdges curves
up with
beginning at 10 o'clock and
the will played afternoon at the Chu hogan
claiming that the Vernon boys have proved
at / surprising
Thorsen probably will be duty the
Henslng again. looks like another
OF pitchers
score Of erfavs spaneis s a
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-03
QUICK KNOCKOUT
GLEASON s DESIRE
Promoter Says Decisive Action
by Jeff will Put Pictures
Beyond Price
ASSOCIATED Pressl

NEW YORK. April 2-The shorter
the fight at Emeryville on July 4, the
more valuable the moving pictures of
the contest will be. Such is the opin-
ion vouchsafed by John J. Gleason.
partner of Tex Rlekard in promoting
the affair.
He added that the films will be as
pearls without price If. in case the
hight does go only about five or six
rounds, Jeffries is returned the winner.
Gleason said none of the seats to be
sold by the railroads would be for less
than $40. All the lower priced seats
will be for sale in San Francisco, as it
is believed by the promoters that those
who care enough to do extensive
travelling to see the contest likewise
viii be willing to pay literally to get
near the ringside.
IF the fight goes four or five rounds,
with Jeffries the winner" said Gleason,
there is no way of estimating the
value of the moving pictures. OF course
the general public wants to see Jeffries
win. They will pay literally to see
the pictures of the contest regardless
of how long it goes but they know
that If the fight lasts thirty or forty
rounds they can't possibly see all the
rounds.
1T would be difficult. too, to make
as good a picture showing with fifteen
rounds as il would be fewer than ten.
Then every minute that the men were
in the ring would be minutely ex-
hibited."
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-03
MARATHON DERBY
IS WON BY SNEDE
Gustave Liungstrum Distances
Competitors, Lowering
Course Record
Associated Press1

NEW YORK, n. Y, April 2.-Gus-
tave Ljungstrum of Sweden won the
second professional Marathon derby at
the Polo grounds today by third or
a mile from James Crowley, the irish
racer, i'm 2:34:0S. This beats the rec
ord made by the Frenchman, st. Yves,
over the same course a year ago by
minutes Sc 1-5 seconds.
Thure Johansen, another Swede, was
third, 500 yards behind Crowley, with
Ted Grow, an American, fourth. The
other two survivors. Fred Meadows of
Canada and John Hayes of New York,
who won the amateur Marathon in
London two years ago, were badly dis
tanced
There were ten starters Hans Hol-
mer, American, cut out the pace from
the start and before he had gone five
miles led by 300 yards. This advan-
tage he held up to the eighteenth
mile, breaking the local track record
of st. Yves and Shrubb up to that dis
tance. Then Ljungstrum passed him.
Holmer's new running shoes proved
his undoing, and he had to quit after
the twenty y-first mile. His feet were
bleeding and he had to be assisted off
the track
race Ljunugstrum simply loped ahead
of the others and made brilliant
spurt at the finish and seemed strong
enough to go twice the distance.
Matt Maloney retired after going
fifteen miles and Umberto Blast of
italy after eighteen miles, and Percy
Sellen of England after twelve. Crow
lev and Johansen finished under the
time made by st. Yves last year. Six
teen thousand persons saw the race
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-03
TAMALPAIS HANDICAP Is
WON BY CHESTER KRUM
Heavily Played 0rbicuIar Unable
to Get Up in Time to Score

OAKLAND, April 2.-The Tamalpais
handicap, feature of the card at
Emeryville. resulted in a victory for
Chester Krum, the second choice. Or
bicular was a heavily played favorite,
but could not oVertake the 3-year-old
Pimkm. favorite for the first race. was
cut down badly while leading. Raleigh
proved a surprise in the fifth. Results:
First race. futurity course, seling-Father
Stafford. 81 (Gross) won; Kaiserhon, IL (Men-
try, second Steel, hi (Calaghan), third.
Time, 1:12. Netting, Burning Bush, Galvanic,
Sir Harry. Aoquia, Elmdale, Siscus, Gold
Ledge and Pimlim also ran.
Second race, futurity course selling ST.
Francis, ia (BoreD, won; Goodship, 90 CBev-
am, second; Emma c., 1o4 (Gargan), third.
Time, I'LL 4-5. Beda, Arthur Hyman, Lady
Rensselaer,. Hampass. Woodander, Ellerd and
Sainest also ran
Third race, six furlongs selling-Golden Inn,
109 (Gross) won; Lady Panchita 81 Crhomas),
second; Orelio, 116 (Arehbad), third. Time,
1:14 2-5, Sewell. Uoygorod, servicence and
Zinkand also ran.
Fourth race, mile, Tamalpais handicap
Chester Krum, so (Selden), won; Orbicular ll2
CRice), second: Inclement l02 (Nandusan),
third. Time, 1:i1. Colonel Jack Oriene also
ran.
Firth race, mile and seventy yards, selling
Raleigh, 112 CRce). won; Bishop w, lO7
CThomas), second; Hiaeko, l0i CWiIliams),
third. Time, AS 4-5. Miles, Round and
Round, Whidden. Fole L., Edwin 7. Fryer
and Buckthorne also ran.
Sixth races futurity course, purse-Rey Hin
doc, lO7 (Archbad), won; Likely Dieudonne,
lO4 CNillams), second Thistle Belle, 106
(Gross) third. Time, 1:1O 40 Fern l.. also
ran.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-03
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Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-03
RLALTO GOSSIP
By Jay Davidson

prospects that it will not go more than
ten rounds.
Happy Hogan is deserving Of all the
compliments that are being showered
upo nhim for the improvement he has
made in the Vernon team. He is one
of the scrappiest players in the bust
ness, treats his men humanely and
with proper consideration, and as he
has a bunch of young and classy play
ers there is no reason to believe they
will finish farther back than one-tWo-
three. The easy manner in which they
have disposed of the classy Angel
bunch in the three games played since
opening day proves that they are going
to be heard from in the pennant chase.
Baseball cranks who want to see an
other great diamond battle should not
forget the fact that the morning game
will be played at Vernon, beginning al
10 o'clock The East Seventh street
cars, marked santa F'e Avenue" or
Pacific Boulevard" will take one di-
rect to the grounds.
Big Chief the once classy handicap
horse owned by Tom Williams, broke
down in a race a few days ago and
there is little hope that he ever will be
much account again. With sound legs
he would have been q most valuable
animal to have in any string on the
metropolitan circuit this year.
Semi-official announcements have
been made to the effect that if the
Miller anti-betting bill passes parlia-
ment in Canada, there will be no rae
ing in future in the dominion. In the
event that it passes it will be the first
British colony on record to put the
ban on racing.
Sam Hildreth is sending King James
along easily with a special prep in
progress for the Metropolitan handi-
cap, to be run next month. King James
won the Metropolitan and Brooklyn
handicap last year and Hildreth wants
to break a record in making King
James the first horse that ever won
the Metropolitan twice in succession.
All the Hildreth horses are going along
beautifully and the western horseman
seems TO hold about the best hand of
all for the summer season.
1t begins to look like Powers, Shill- !
ing and Notter would be able to get
their riding licenses from the Jockey
CLUB without much trouble, as Notter
practically has been reinstated and
Shilling has just signed up with Sam
Hildrcth which contract was pending
until both were satisfied about the
license matter. If Shilling gets his
license, Powers will get his without
any trouble.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-03
BUDDING BARRISTERS
TRIM FUTURE DOCTORS

Another victory for the Law school
baseball team was registered yester-
day afternoon, when they took the
Medical college into camp by the
score Of 8 to 2. This victory makes
the fourth win in succession for the
Barristers, and the students of the
school are backing their diamond war
riors off the boards. Doyle, heaving
for the winners, allowed only one safe
bingle and his team mates backed him
well, playing like clockwork. Conn,
Foss and Miller pulled off two double
plays while Millikan starred in the
center garden with a splendid running
catch. The lineup and score:
flowing streams.
Law2Miller 10; Watson IF; Maddox, c;
Mlllikan. CT; Decker, 3b; Cohen SIS; Ellis
II; Doyle. .; Foss, 2b.
Medical-Lisby IS; Butler c; Rem, pi
Withmore cf; Mcdonnell, 3b; Fisher, III;
Wilson, l;fBigley 2b; Rice rf
score-Law, .; hits ~. Medicals' ?; hits
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-03
LONG ISLAND HORSES
IN FINEST OF FETTLE
Trainers Say Runners Are in Bet
ter Shape Than Usual

NEW YORK, April 2.-Not for years
have horses in training at the Long
Island tracks been in such an advanced
condition at this season as they are
now. The warm weather has afforded
trainers every opportunity, and al
though no work of a sensational char
acter has been reported from Grave
send, Sheephead Bay or Belmont,
greater number of horses are ready for
the speed trials than ever before.
All through the winter months there
has practically been a clean bill of
health from each of the training sta
bles and the handlers have a rugged
lot to work on for the coming cam
paign.
one marked change in the winter
program appears to have been great
benefit. the scheme of permitting the
horses to run out in the paddocks dur
ing the cold weather. This seems to
have resulted in more excellent phys
ical condition than whore by the old
system the horses went into retirement
i'm the fall and were babied all Win
ter i'm warm stalls.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-03

VERNON will be the home team for
v the next two weeks, while the
Angels are in the north. The
home, including two weeks with the
Angels. Portland comes Tuesday and
San Francisco follows the next week.
Then the Angels come back for
home period, while Vernon goes away.
The Angels play this week at Sacra-
mento and next week at Oakland. All
the home games will be played at the
Chutes, except the Sunday morning
and Friday afternoon games, which
will be played at Vernon throughout
the season.
Hen Berry received a telegram last
night from Jess Orendorff, the premier
catcher in the Coast league, saying
that he would report here Monday for
duty having accepted the terms and
salary offered him by Berry to resume
his place on the Angel payroll. Oren-
dorff will add greatly to the strength
Of the Angel lineup and the fans are
delighted TO learn that he is coming
back. He was drafted by the Chicago
Cubs, but refused to play at the salary
offered him. He became a holdOut,
being in danger of suspension and
blacklisting, but he did not care much
about that, as he proved by going TO
Bisbee to manage the ball team in
that city.
Bull Perriue and Jack Sheridan will
leave today for the east to report for
duty as umpires in the American
league, which opens April IA. They
must report for duty April 10. Perrine
and Sheridan have been here for more
than a week and each is a bit reluctant
to go to the east so early, as the icicles
are still hanging around down that
way and they have become So thor
oughly acclimated in this land Of sun
shine and flowers that they are loath
to leave it.
George Memsic is training at Whites
place in Oakland for the fight with
Lew Powell, and writes to r. K. Nc
Rae his friend, that he is getting into
excellent condition and expects to win
decisively this time George will carry
the hopes of local spOrtsmen and de-
feat for him will be quite disappointing
to the local colony.
Kid Ayon and Kid Whitfield will box
fifteen rounds this afternoon at
o'clock in the gymnasium at Fairyland
park, Arcadia, where Sam Langford
is training. These boys have been
doing a lot of training and should put
up an exciting scrap, with excellent
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-03
UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA
WINS FROM THE STANFORD

BERKELEY, April I'm the second
game of the intercollegiate baseball Sc
ries the University of California team
won from Stanford today, to 0. This
gives the rival colleges one game each
and the third game will be played in
short time.
The feature of the game was Harris
pitching. He gave no passes, and in
one innin~ retired three men on three
pitched balls. Score:
Stanford, runs, hits, 2 errors.
Berkeley, runs, 8 hits.
Batteries-Gilfallen, Reed and Ca
nong; Harris and StOner.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-03
PENINSULA HIGH LEAGUE
SCORES 60 POINTS IN MEET

BERKELEY. April with a score
of 60 points the Peninsula High School
Athletic league won easily from other
competing sections of the state in the
annual field day of the Academic Ath-
letic league, held today on Berkeley
oval San Francisco was second with
40 points, the Northwestern league
third with 26, Alameda county was
next with "a and the San Joaquin val
ley schools brought up the rear with
a total of three.
Young of Healdsburg high broke the
league record for the pole vault by one
inch, scaling IL feet inches. Rogers
of the Lick high, San Francisco, tied
the record for the 1O0-yard dash and
won the 220-yard dash in fast time.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-03
PORTLAND SLIPS ONE
OVER ON SEALS, a. TO o
NetzeI WaIIopS Sphere Over the
Fence, Scoring Self and One
COAST LEAGUE

SAN FRANCISCO, April Port
land blanked the San Francisco team
this afternoon, to 0. 1t all happened
in the sixth inning, when Netzel. the
Portland third baseman, lifted the ball
over the right field fence for the first
home run on the local lot this season,
scoring Seaton, who had singled. Casey
was safe on McArdle's error and Nc
Credie singled to the right field fence
sending Casey to third. Ryans long
double scored Casey and Fishers safety
brought McCredie in. Ryan was out
trying to steal at the plate. Score:
pnPTI.ANn
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-03
JEFFR|ES LEAVES THIS AFTERNOON
tn BEGIN HARD TRAINING TUESDAY

Goes Direct to San Francisco Hours Business Interview
with His Manager Monday Evening for Rowarden
nan Park to Start Upon Three Months Training Siege
Following Day-Says He Will Do No Loafing Near
End of Period of Work-Armstrong Goes TO Santa
Cruz Tonight Waits for Big Boy, Berger
and Burns-Movng Pictures Improved
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-03
TRAVIS WINS IN FINAL
ROUND FOR CHAMPIONSHIP

PINEHURsT, N. c., April 2--Walter
Travis of Garden City defeated w. r.
Tuckerman of Chevy Chase in today's
36-hole final round for the champion
ship trophy in the tenth annual United
north and south amateur golf cham
pionship, up and to go.
Walcott Tuckerman of Chevy Chase
won the consolation from Henry z.
Fownes of Oakmont. The winners in
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-03
BAUM PITCHES GOOD
BALL FOR SENATORS
Holds Oaks Down to Two Hits
and Plays Star Game with Bat

SACRAMENTO, April 2-Spider
Baum pitched the Senator'S to victory
this afternoon, holding Oakland to two
hits and no runs. while his teammates
fell on Dank for five hits, which netted
two runs and the game.
Baum drove out two corking singles
and played an excellent fielding game,
getting five assists.
Van Buren made a sensational run
ming catch of Cameron's drive in the
third inning. Score:
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-03
POLO CLUB RAISES COIN

LONDON, April 2,-Prominent mem
bers of the Hurlingham Polo club have
taken steps to raise fund of $5O,OoO
to be vested in trustees for the pur-
chase of ponies and their care during
their trip to the United States to COM
pete for the international polo cup
The players are to be responsible for
their own expenses.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-03
SAN FRANCISCO
SUMMARY

Home run-Netzel. Two-base hlts-Ryan,
Tenant. Sacrifice hits-Ryan, Rapps. First
on balls-On seaton, l. Struck out-By Seaton,
4; by Henley, q Hit by pitched ball-Mc-
Credie Speas. Ryan. Double plays-Fisher TO
Olsen; Mundorf to witt to McArdle. Time Of
game-t:27 Umpires-Hildebrand and Van
Haltren.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-03
VERNONS AGAIN HUMBLE ANGELS BY
BEATING THEM IN ELEVEN INNINGS

Breckenridge Brswaer Engage Pitching Duel with Honors
About Even Although Villagers Twirler Was Given Best
Support at Bat and in Field-Marinke Proves Hero of
Game by His Consistent Cloutng, Getting Single, Dou-
BILE and Triple Out of Five Times at the Plate
Will Wind Up Series with Two Games Today
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-03
sLEEPTowN NATIONALS WIN

PHILADELPHIA, April 2,-The Phil
adelphia Nationals this afternoon re-
peated their victory of yesterday ana
defeated the local Americans by the
score of to )
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-03
SACRAMENTO
SCORE BY INNINGS
SUMMARY.

Hts-OT Baum. .: off DanlS. 8. Two
base hit-Hogan. Sacrifice hit-Dank. First
on balls-On Baum, o; off Dank 3. Struck
out-By Baum, .; by Dank, .. Double play
-Danx to Wolverton to Wares to Cameron.
Wild pitch-Dank. Time-1;45 Umpire
Finney. Kilt for SDiesman in ninth
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-03
BY LAY DAVIDSON

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training
be cousin Bob
time tonight and wait for jeff to show UP
a rain
yesterday although
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yesterday trimming the and
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Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-03

the five remaining divisions were 1. S.
Robinson, oak Hill; DR.. II. A. Roark'
Braeburn; H. S. Stearns, Jr., Oakland;
George E. Watts. Durham, n. c., ana
Rlai1 RnNd. HillShOrO.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-03

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he doing light month
in replied
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being much
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and Burns with him all the time the
will add
defense his
MOVING PICTURES OF FIGHT GOOD
of the
exhibited to full houses every afternoon and
several
brighter and running in salts
slight The knockout
seated around the ring easily
one may
with as the pictures move slowly enough
friends
attend the picture
husbands the
which the women bounce out of their
where hubby
is recorded where
he had said at he
him and finally located
couple oil times Ihe
nightly throughout this week
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-03
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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-10
SERVICES ATTENDED BY
GOV. P0TH|ER, OF R. |.
Chief Executive and Staff Pre-
sent at High Mass for
Knights Of Columbus.

With thirty six delegates present.
representing the nine Councils of bir-
ginia. the tenth annual convention of
the knights of Columbus beagn two
days session here uesday morning
The visitors are the guests OF Rich
mond Council. No. 3a5. whose home is
at Eighth and Grace streets. and one
of the handsomest buildings Of its kind
In the State
Governor A. J. Pothier of Rhode
Island aud his cntlre STAFF atseaded
special services in ST Peters church
at 10 o'clock In the morning, the SER
vices being q part of the programme
arranged by the Richmond members
Of the order. An executive session fol-
lowed the services in the church. and
at 80 in the afternoon ell OF the visit
ors with their friends In Richmond sat
down TO an elaborate banquet served
In private dining room in Murphy's
Hotel.
Grand knight John c. Hagan, Of the
Richmond Council is master of cere-
monies. and the old State officials Will
preside In their regular positions until
Wednesday. when the annual election
il 10 take place.
The presen; officers are: state chap
lain, Rev. Charles r, Doaehoe, of
Portsmouth, Who sang the high mass
III the church in the morning. State
deputy. J. s. Sheehan. Of Roanoke;
past State deputy, II. J. Davis. of
Portsmouth; state treasurer, James
kiiey. OF Newport News; state secre-
/ tary. NJ. j. K!vH2han. OF stanton. and
State warden. James f. Phillips, of
Richmond
There are nine Councils In the State,
They ara located In Richmond, Ports
mouth, Norfolk. Petersburg, Lynch
burg, Roanoke. Staanten, Newport
News and Alexandria.
The grand knight and the past grand
knight from each council, together with
two alternates. are tho delegates pres
ent. They represent a membership OF
more than t,2e0.
The sermon ut the special services in
| st. Peters church was preached by
! Rev. Charles Rettger, Q. :. g.. Of Rich
mond. Special music had been ar
ranged for the occasion