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Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-31
SWEEP WINS BELMONT

BELMONT PARK, n. Y, May 30
Before a crowd Of 10000 persons James
r. Keenes Sweep, at extremely pro-
hibitve odds. easily won the $4,000
Belmont stakes, one mile and three
quarters, at Belmont park today. At
no stage of the journey was Sweep
fully extended. Duke Of Ormonde
was outclassed. He got away in front.
but Sweep soon swung into the lead
and took a four lengths advantage.
At the turn into the stretch he was six
lengths in front, which he held to the
finish. Results
First race, five turlongs-Zeus won, Kormak
second, Ryestraw third; time $50 3-5.
Second race. ive furlongs straight-sempro-
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-31
OAKLAND
SUMMARY

IIits-On Lively in innings; of Wiett,
s in Ia innings. Two-base hits-Cutshaw (2.
Cameron. Wovcrton, Thomas. Sacrifice hits
Brown t2). Bases on balls-On Lively, .; off
Wilett, 5; off Breckenridge, l. Struck out-By
Lively. 4: by Moser p by Willett. L. Double
plays-R BrasLear TO Fisher; Carlisle 10
Brown; r. Brashear to Fisher to Lindsay to
Fisher; Mite to Cameron. Wild pitch BracS-
enridge Passed balls-Mitze C0. Time OF
game-e:25
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-31
AMERICAN LEAGUE

ST. LOUIS, May. 30.-Detroit won
both games here today. The score of
the last victory was to 4. After
Browning was hit hard in the fourth
inning Detroit sent Mullin in to finish
the game. Score:
St Louis 4, hits s, errors 5.
Detroit 0, hits 13, errors 5.
Batteries - Bailey and Stephens;
Browning, Mullin and Beckendorf.
Morning game:
Detroit 10, hits 13, errors A.
st. Louis 0, hits 8, errors g.
Batteries - Stroud and Schmidt;
Powell, Waddell and Stephens.
CLEVELAND, May 3O.-Chicago de-
feated Cleveland this morning in an ex-
citing game Score:
Cleveland 8, hits 10, errors 4.
Chicago d. hits 8, errors 2.
Batteries-Link, Young, Doane and
Easterly; Walsh and Block.
The afternoon game was postponed
on account of rain.
NEW YORK, May 3O.-New York
twice beat Washington today. Ford
had the better of pitchers battle with
Oberin in the morning game and the
Yankees won by to 1. The afternoon
contest was played on a rain-soaked
diamond, New York winning, 3 to 0.
scores.
Washington 0, hits 5, errors 1.
New York 3. hits 6, errors 1.
Batteries-Groom and Street; Vaughn
and Sweeney
Morning game:
Washington l, hits 2, errors 1.
Batteries-Oberlin and Street; Ford
and Sweeney.
BOSTON, May 30.-Boston got an
even break by lucky win this after
noon from Philadelphia, 6 to 5, in ten
innings. In the ninth two singles. q
two-base hit, a home run and base
on balls allowed Boston to tie the score
after two We're out. Score:
Philadelphia 5, hits ~, errors 4.
Boston 6, hits 7, errors /.
observation-disclosures and Thomas; Kar-
ger, Hall, Collins and Carrigan.
Morning game:
Philadelphia 5, hits 0, errors 2.
Boston l, hits 5, errors 3.
Batteries-Coombs and Thomas; Ci-
cote, Smith,. Arelanes and Carrigan.
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nus won, Footprint second. Cotton third; time

nus won, Footprint second, Cotton third time
:5S 4-5.
Third race Grand National steeplechase
about two and half miles-Ros Fenton won,
'Kara second 'Black Bridge third; time
$50 20. added starter.
Fourth race, one mile and three furongs-
Svcep won. Duke Of ormonde second; tins
2:23. Two starters.
Fifth race, five furlongs-Falcada won, Right
Easy second, Arondack third; time 1925 1-5
Sixth race, and a sixteenth mes-Bob
r. Won sandrian second. Acumen third; time
1895.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-31
PORTLAND
SCORE BY INNINGS
SUMMARY

Struck out-By Nourae, Il by Whalen, o by
Krapp. g. Bases on halls-On Nourse, /; off
Whalen, 3; off Knapp, I. Two-base hits
Casey, Rapps, Briggs C2). Thrce-base hit
Fisher. Double play-shnn to Raymer to
Danzig. Sacrifice hit-Rapps Passed ball
Spiesman. Left on bases-Sacramento, o
Portland 7. Innings-Nourse, 20, hits g. runs
3. Charge defeat to Nourse. Time Of game
10. Umpire-Van Haltren.
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BEAVERS WIN TWICE BY
SHUTTING OUT SENATORS
Morning Game Is Close, but Sac
ramento Fails DismaIIy in
Afternoon Contest

PORTLAND, May 3O.-Portland in
ficted two shutouts on Sacramento to-
day. The first game ended l to and
the second to 0.
In the first game Sacramento outhit
the locals, but good fielding shut off
any possibilities of runs.
The second game was simply slauSh-
ter. Portland batted both Sacramento
pitchers all over the lot Scores:
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-31

q AN FRANCISCO opens seven
- game series this afternoon with
~ the Villagers at the Chutes ana
If the Cutups come out of their trance
and play the real game the fans should
see quite a form seversal this week.
1t cannot Se denied that the Villagers
played far below their real form all
through the Oakland series and tossed
away games that they should nave
won. They were disgracefully beaten
by the Commuter boys, but they sun
have a chance to resume their leader
shin of the league and if they brace
up it will not take them long 10 turn
the trick. The boys know how to play
but their batting eyes have peeH
crossed all week and they were unable
to hit when they had men on bases
ready TO score. The slugging Commut-
ers go north to play the Angels TINS
week. and the old heads under Dillon
leadership should bring them back TO
earth and make them take their real
place in the pennant chase. SacIa-
mento will stick around Portland tor
another week, which makes the Bea-
vers' stock look a little bit better than
nar. But surprises have been so COM
mon this season that it is unsafe to
attempt a prediction as to the probaole
standing of the clubs this time next
week. A few straight victories Will
send any team except Sacramento up
to the top. Carson probably VIII get
q tr.vout this week and the fans are
anxious to see just how much he mas
improved since he left the Coast league
a year ago.
T-bone Riley is a bit fused up be
cause his baseball team has been meet
ing with unqualified success on the
diamond and since Fernando, which
was beaten by the Tbones for real
money last week, is making a noise
like n desire for a return game, Riley
authorities the statement that return
match will suit him to Tbone. Riley
sovs he thought he had taken all the
money the Fenandos had in stock
hut adds that if he has been guilty of
overloolying any he is willing to go
back and clean up the remnants.
Rov Brashear pulled off half a dozen
cirrus catches at second in the two
games Yesterday having TO jump into
the air to an almost impossible helght
to smear the ball with one hand, but
he performed the trick several times
and cut off as many runs, as wen as
bringing the fans to their feet with
enthusiastic applause.
The crowds that turned out yesterday
TO see the double-edged finish to the
iono series between Oakland and Yer
non got a run for their money in both
Games. 1t was worth the admission
price to see Happy's bunch win the
morning game, while the afternoon al
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-31
Amateur Sports, Athletics
RialtO Gossip

fair was such a nerve-racking teascr
that everybody was keyed up to hlgh
tension all the time. Whom the Com
muters tied tho score in the ninth and
won out in the tenth, thick gloom pre-
vailed all about the Chutes, but the
heavy hitting and scoring made things
exciting enough to make the absent
fan sore at himself for life.
1t appears from cable reports of the
Mcfarland Welsh fight last night that
the verdict of draw was unpopular with
the crowds at ringside and it is dis
tinctly stated in the cablegram that
Mcfarland should have had the decis-
ion. 1t is difficult to understand how
ever. how Packv could have let Fred
die get so close in twenty rounds at
the weights, which were most faVora-
BILE to the Chicago boy, as to make
the result doubtful. He figured to
win Freddie is q shifty boxer, how
ever. and lightning change artist in
his footwork, so it is easy to figure
where he succeeded in getting a draw
even after Mcfarland had set the pace
and kept him wobbling against the
ropes all the time This is two draws
these boys have fought. their first bat
tie being decided in favor of Mcfarland
in a disputed decision. Nothing less
than forty-five rounds will enable
them to decisively settle their dispute
and they will have to come to America
to do it.
Scrappers and Broadway newspaper
boys are bit leary of the effect upon
them that the removal of the Tbone
factory will have Riley is fitting up
the new quarters two doors west of the
present place and is going to some lit
tie expense to make it attractive and
down-to-date. The boys who have en-
joyed the hospitality of the T-bone kid
for so many years at the old place are
a bit resentful of the new airs that
Riley will put on, and it must be admit
ted that the passing of a landmark
will occur when the change is made
tomorrow.
Can a champion come back after be-
ing beaten? Ask Stanley Ketchel.
Then, another proof is furnished in the
decisive victory of Miss May Sutton
yesterday over her most dangerous ri
val Miss Hazel Hotchltiss, who defeat
ed her a short time ago. No tennis
match ever played in the sunny south
land ever attracted such universal in
terest not only here. but all over the
world wherever tennis is played, and
the victory of Miss sutton justfies the
prediction of her friends beforehand,
that she still is the greatest woman
tennis player in the world. Jeffries
should be convinced of his own superb
ority in his branch of sports now that
another Los Angeles champion has
demonstrated that it is possible for
champion to come back
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-31
TotaIs ....................9l
Z INNINGS
SUMMARY

Home runs-Maggert, r. Brashear Two-base
hit-Burrcll Sacrifice hits-Nelson, Lindsay
Bases on balls-On Nelson. 2 Struck out-By
Hensling 4: by Nelson, l. wild pitch-Hens-
ling. Hit by pitched balls-IIonsing, Wolvor-
ton. Umpires- -Hildebrand and Finney. Time
of game-1:35.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-31
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

At ST. Paul-Minneapolis 8, St. Paul
2 QS innings).
Second game-St. Paul 1, Minneapo-
lis 5.
At Columbus-Mornin game: Louis
vile 4, Columbus 8.
Second game-Louisville 3, Colum-
bus 6.
At Kansas City-Milwaukee 3, Kan
sas City 8. Morning game postponed;
rain.
At Toledo-Indianapo 3. Toledo 2.
Morning game-Indianapolis 2, To-
ledo 0.
Agreement has ben made between
Sandy Ferguson, Joe Woodman and
Manager McCarey that in the event
Ferguson wins from Burns tonight he
will be matched with Langford for
25-round scrap the latter part Of June
This match also is contingent upon
Langford whipping Al Kaufman in
their scrap up north June Is.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-31
PORTLAND
SCORE BY INNINGS
SUMMARY

Struck out-By Fitzgerald, s; by seaton s.
Bases on bolIs-On Fitzgerald >; off scaton, >
Sacrifice hits-Raymer, Casey Speas, Ryan
Olsen. Left on bases-Sacramento, 6; Port
land s. Time Of game-1:35. Cmrire-Nan
Haltren
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-31
BROUGHT 1T OUT

Ibid that tonic I sold you make the new
hair come in?"
mo; but 1t made the old hair come out"
-Yonkers Statesman.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-31
SUMMARY

Home run--Bodie Two base hit-Lewis.
Sacrifice hits-Bernard Delmas, Bodie. First
base called balls-On Miller. s; Tozer, l.
Struck out-By Miller. 7. Double plays
Tennant to McArdle to Mohler; Mohler to
Tenant; Witt to Tenant Time-1;40.
Umpire-McGreevy
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-31

automobile through want advertising as II
used 10 be-and still is-to secure a horse
and carriage.
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Boxing HERALD SPORTING PAGE LAH.H15s ~

Wiuett. n .................S / 3 /
Breckenridge. p ..........O o o o.
F.
Totnls ..............S 4 so Is / /
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-31
COLLEGE BALL GAMES

At Providence-BroWn A. Yale 3.
At Ithaca, \. Y.-Penna ., Cornell
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-31
SUMMARY

Four runs and hits off Willis. Home runs
Daley. Howard. Three-base hit-Bernard
Two-base hits-McArdle. Tenant williams
Sacrifice hits--Smth. Wills. First base on
called balls-Om Willis l. Struck out-By
Willis. 4; Criger. 2; Henley. 5. Double play
-Delmas to Howard to Dillon. Time-1:35.
Unpire-McGreeYy.
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AFTERNOON GAME

SCORE III INNINGS
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SAN FRANCISCO

Totals. .........S2 IL ~
SCORE RY INNINGS
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The crowds that turned out yesterday
TO see the double-edged finish to the
long series between Oakland and YER
non got a run for their money IN poth
Games. 1t was worth the admission
nrice to see Happy's bunch win the
morning game. while the afternoon af-
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-31

The card for June T. when Owen Mo-
ran and Frankie ronley meet at ten
rounds, practically is completed, as two
preliminaries have been signed up and
two others practically are closed. 1t is
intended to put ON five bouts that night
with thirty eight rounds Of boxing.
Martin Leahy and Young Rivers are
scheduled for the semi windup, with
JEFF O'Connell and Young Jeffries i'm
lnediately preceding that bout.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-02

Just how much loot she has oh.
tanned tho police have not learned,
but detectives who have inyesti
gated reports Of theftB say that she
probably secured $50 90 $500 on a
Saturday afternoon.
And Saturdays we're the only days
that Ruth worked She had 90 so
90 school during the week. and she
thought II was just great fun TO
treat the Kids 40 candy and Ice
cream and explain "a man gave me
the money
When taken 60 prison after her
arrest 1.-The girl had $40 concealed In
her shoe which she admitted taking
but stoutIy denied having eonfsd
crate.
Il saw a man pick a pocket once
IN store. she said. and knew I
could do Il. and did bought
games and candy. and went 10 pic.
ture shows No, ! dldnt give any
OF the money 20 my mama Once |
was afraid 20 go home with Il. and
threw SEQ down a sewer don't
want 20 80 20 jail. I'll Nil myself.
The police dlsbelievc her story.
declaring that she il too adept 70
have picked Il up herself They
think she has been carefully drilled
by a criminal.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-02

SAN FRANCISCO. Cal. Sept D
Drilled by a modern Fagin In the
light fingered art Of thlevery 20
degree which ranks Aer az one OF
the few expert child criminals Ia the
land. Ruth Schroeder. ~ YEARS OF
age. has had remarkable career
as a pickpocket. which lasted eight
weeks
She is wee mite of a girl. with
a baby face and golden curIs blow
ing back from her shoulders. She
has a childs love Of candy aud toys
and nickel shows Yet so clever
was she that she abstracfed $40
from the pockets OF man In
meat market under the closest scru.
tiny OF detective, and be did not
see the act
The large department stores. the
crowded markets and the sidewalks
IN front OF shop windows were the
fields of Ruth's greatest activity.
She opened handbags carried By two
women as they stood talking on a
busy street corner and deity re-
moved the purses they contained
without detection. Again she
wormed herself around q crowded
bargain counter aud secured SCI
from the purse OF parcel laden
shopper
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-02
PATR0LMAH FIRED
CAN'T COME BACK

The suspension Of PatrOlmau
Vincent Sabin. on the charge of con.
duct unbecomlng an officer. vas
sustained BY the eiyil service COM
mission yesterday
Claiming that Sabln had made
trouble In his home. A. J. pappas
fired AZ the officer several weeks
ago. and upon the details Of the
shooting reaching Chief Wappeu.
stein, the pairolmRn Was suspended
The commissions stated in It's de
cision that Sabin was not guilty Of
the serious offense charged by Mrs
Pappas. but that IN cultivatlng the
woman's acquaintance. he had been
guilty OF conduct unbecoming an
officer
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-02

RIBBON
Satin Ribbon up 20 6 inches
wide; all coed colors; values TO
soc. To clear Saturday. 90
Hair Bow Taffcta Ribbon. In
every color; real heavy. stiff
goods; all silk Extra special
Saturday. ~.
ldiu ..ss.ss,.s.s ...t.... GsOG
Baby Ribbon, on spOols: every
color. Take IL Saturday. a.
2 yards .................IE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-02
FAYAD is BACK TO
STAND TRIAL

Juan Jose Fayad. wanted In this
city for the murder of Lada Nicola.
a 17-yesrold Arabian girl, on Octo-
Der 10. 1905. was brought back from
the City of Mexico by Deputy Sher.
IN Matt Starwich last night Fayad
shot the girl az she stood In her
mothers kitchen, refusing 10 mar.
ry him.
He will he tried In King county
on an Indictment charging him with
murder In the first degree. found
by the last grand jury Starwich.
who knew the girl well. has been
after the man for several months.
and found him living In a suburb
Of the city OF Mexico with a wife
and baby.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-02

GLOVES
Londou's Weekly Glove Sale In both stores is
always a little better than others
Ladies' IAsle Gloves; all sizes; black and To-
white. Special Saturday. pair ..........I JC
Job of SIN and SILK Lisle Gloves In several col
ors and aizes. To clear On
paF & "a Fss+ssss .ss...s.,.. ~ W
KayaerE Blk Gloves for ladies. two-casp: black
aud wldte. always 50c. Saturday 40
ohly 4s*++ .....s..s.+. ....t4...... @fJ6
A fine assortment of Ladies' Kid Gloves. In many
colors: odd sizes; worth up 10 1925 CO.
To clean % ..................,....... Doc
Londona Famous Lily Gloves. every pair guar.
anteed 3 black, brown. tan and beaver on
Dents KID Gloves for ladies'. in all O. IN
sizes Get pair Saturday for ......OIsIU
Dents Real French Kid Gloves. IN many O. IA
coors; regular $500 pair Saturday. D 20
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-02
Cabinet Members Coming.

Attorney General Wickersham
and Secretary OF Commerce and
Labor Nagel will arrive in Seattle
from Alaska on the Aibatross next
Wednesday The Chamber Of Com.
merce and the Arctic Club will
unite IN a reception to the cabinet
officers in the Arctic Club rooms.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-02
THE MARKETS

Tie fofiswizG are fns aseraxe price.
euetgd b. the tsscal whsie-a.ers sn lerAl
Rfeaure. ulsnfs sna feed Prices Ia all
eass~ arc subject 10 sarisffoa. afrSriiuE
g freshness ssd xsaerti esr~issar-. bui
these prizes. gnfs-s athkrtsiss tndirAte4.
are fer strictly dr$t aFsaes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-02
GOOD JOKE ON PURsER.

4 Purser A. George Hender. =
\ son, Of the steamer Minnesota, =
r which arrived from the Orient =
\ yesterday, considers himself \
\ infsllible when II comes to dis =
y covering extra passengers for =
\ whom no account had been =
r made at the port Of departure. =
n But once In his life, as even =
y he admits, he slipped up. and =
y Il was not until last Wednes- =
y day that no appraised himself =
\ OF the fact that the Minnesota \
\ was carrying two more first. \
y class passengers than he had 4
supposed. Or. s. @. Brooks, +
4 the ships surgeon, reported =
\ them both we'll. They are twin 4
4 boys, presented by the stork 4
\ TO Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Lewis, 4
4 Of Manila, en- voyage. 4
tttt tttkt khttk =
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-02
HOLD HAcKETT IN JAIL.

VI. l.. Hackett, arrested for i'm.
personatlng a secret service off.
cial, was committed to the King
county jail yesterday In default OF
$4,000 bail. fixed by United States
Commissioner Totten, pending In.
yestigation by federal grand jury.
Hackett waived examination before
the commissioner when arraigned
yesterday He was bound over 10
the federal grand jury inquiry at
Tacoma September 20.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-02

Al. gentle danes! It gars me greet.
To think how monte counsels
sweet.
The monte heightened sage advlces.
The husband rae the wife despiseA.
Burns.
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-12-27

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