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Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-19

Next Friday evening will see the conclu-
sion of the Electric Bowling leagues sum-
mer tournament at the Brunswick alleys
Tuesday night the Pacific States and Hola-
bird Reynolds will bowl and the L. A. city
Dept Of Electricity and Westinghouse Will
conclude the tourney Friday.
The Western Electrics are reasonably GER
tain Of holding their claim to first place. The
greatest interest centers about the fight Of
the Woodlll- Hulse and Southern CALIFORNIA;
for second place.
The tournament has been a success in every
sense Of the word. A feeling of good fellow
ship prevails among the teams, and that goes
a long Syay to insure the success Of any
thing.
A great deal of jealousy prevails among
bowlers in general and it is refreshing to
find there are at least eight teams in town
which can live in harmony together So
thoroughly have the members Of the various
teams enjoyed the tournament that they have
decided to hold a third tournament which
will begin play October IS.
Last week the Western Electric team de-
feated the Woodll-Hulse, taking the odd
game. This match practically decided the
winners of the tournament. The Southern Call
ifurnias lost one game to the Pacific States,
which according to the dope" puts them
out of the running for first prize
Myers still leads the individuals, with Ar
bogast a possibility for first. Runyans 225
game was the feature last week, nosing
spilsbury out by one pin for high game
The standings as computed by Secretary
Mackenzie are:
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-19
CLUB RACE
AGAIN CALLED OFF
Yachts Fail to- Locate Missing
Stake and Cannot Continue
on the Right Course

For the second time in eight days
the chase by Corinthians of the Sunset
Yacht club for the Long Beach Cham
Der of Commerce cup ended in fzzle
when five yachts searched the ocean in
vain yesterday for the second mark in
the triangular course. The race was
called off and may be sailed again
next Sunday.
The first race for the cup commenced
a week ago Sunday, but owing to a
punk start by some boats and others
going over the course it was called
no race. and was to have been sailed
yesterday afternoon.
The Mah-pe, Siwash, Columbine,
Mischief 1 and Venus rounded the
starting boat at the report of the
o'clock gun yesterday, the Siwash get
ting around first through the skill of
Joe Pugh.
Morgan Adams brought the Mah-pe
around a few feet behind, and Warren
Wood with the Mischief just nosed out
the Columbine and Venus. 1t was one
of the prettiest starts of the seasons
racing, all the yachts being punched.
There was nice westerly blowing,
and the craft beat dead to windward
to the first mark, two miles west and
opposite Brighton Beach.
The Mah-pe passed to leeward of the
SiWash and drew ahead, after failing
to blanket her. The Columbine swung
point off from the direction taken
by the other two, and also drew q
little ahead of the Siwash, but to lee
ward. The Mischief and Venus fol-
lowed close behind in the order named,
all the boats hugging the still water
inshore for the first mile.
Mischief came about and searched for
stronger wind farther out, but failed
to find it, and came back on the same
course higher up. The Mah-pe took b
long lead out from. shore and rounded
the stake first a third of a mile ahead.
The Columbine and Siwash continued
on the port tack until the next beat
would clear the stake.
On rounding the first stake all the
| boats broke out their balloon jibs and
| tore along in a spanking breeze for the
second flag, which was supposed to be
| two miles due south OF the Hotel Vlr-
ginia. The Mah-pe and Columbine had
| a good lead over the Siwash, but after
the first mile of the leg 1T was rapidly
| being closed up by the latter, which
was also gaining a bigger lead on the
| Mischief and Venus.
Then came the fizzle. The next stake
could not be found. 1t had been left
| there from the previous races and no
attention was paid to it during the
| week by the regatta committee.
All the yachts went a mile or more
off their course searching for the flag in
the hope that each might prove lucky
and find it. But after spreading all
over the channel in the direction of
San Diego the disgusted Corinthians
jibed their boats and sailed for the
starting boat in front of Long Beach,
The committee had no more idea of the
location of the flag than the yachts
men. and the latter sailed back to San
Pedro, where crews of several of the
boats took part in water sports held
by the South Coast Yacht club.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-19
Doings on Local Alleys

Thursday--woodill-H Hulse VS.. Southern Cali
fornia.
Friday-City Of L. A. Dept. Of Electricity
vs.. Westinghouse.
Tuesday evening Mrs. Scott and Mackenzie
play Mrs Cochems and Goyette at Morley's.
Fred Simpson has returned from few days
visit to the Wheeler Hot Springs
Ar Mackenzie, Fred Connor and SANDY -
Mcpherson will try their luck at surf fishing
near Manhattan today. II they get as many
Strikes" as they have been getting at the
ten-pin game lately they will have fish to
spare"
Pasadena is to have a new set of alleys
George w. Rowe of Redlands passed few
days in the city last week.
The Commercial league holds a meeting
Monday night.
Brauer and Krohn is the latest team to
enter the Commercial league.
Line-ups for the first days play of the
new Interurban Bowling league, which will
be started Sept. 90, and the locations Of the
various games, are as follows:
Grand alleys-Grand Juniors: Goldberg,
sjostrom schram Miburn. Weser, Crompe
vs.. Morley Tigers; j. Andrews, Anderson
Hardest Layden, P. Andrews.
AIorey's alleys-Morley Pirates: Krucke
I.iebert, vanderbort Fost, Blohm Becker, vs.
L. A A. c.. Mcdowell Derby, Herman Hell
mer Best. Crocker.
Pasadena-shen Theater: stutz, c. Smith
Horton Hamilton, Harding, vs.. Pasadena
Payne Platt, Lewis. Schmuck, Gates.
Stinson' s-Stinson Juniors: P Treosti NJ
Treosti, Hayes, White, Mokler VS.. Venice
Meador. Mullen. Youngs, Alonzo. Mitchell
Clark
Grand aleys-Grand Cubs: Layton, McClel
land Kuhn, Myers, Green. Horn, Diaz, VS.
Morley Giants: Hinkey, Stasch, Neal, Mas
sett Erfurth.
Last week saw the last Of the two-mar
handicap at the Grand alleys, the teams fin
ishing in the order stated below:
TWO-MAN HANDICAP
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-19
LARGE PURSE OFFERED FOR
KAUFMAN-LANGF0RD BOUT

NEW YORK, Sept. ia report is being cir
culated that A. ]. Alysworth Of Reno has Of
fered a purse of $4,000 for bout between AL
Kaufman and Sam Langford Joe Woodman
the "Bone- -Crusher's' manager, Is reported to
have accepted in behalf of his charge.
It is not thought, however, that Al VIII
mingle with Langford for some time to come, as
the big Californian will pick up easy money
in the ecst. At the present time he is sched-
uled to box Al Kubiak in Baltimore Then
there are Tony Ross and Sandy Ferguson on
offers from various clubs to meet either of
L thasa hnNS
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-19
MANY TECHNICAL POINTS
DECIDED At MEETING
Middle Western Coaches Hold a
Football Clinic to Interpret
Phases of the Code

CHICAGO, Sept. 1S.-Coach A. A.
Stagg of the University of Chicago and
Harry Williams, coach of the Universi-
ty of Minnesota, officiated at clinic
over the new football rules at a meet
ing of fifty big eight" coaches and
officials today.
The following are some interpreta-
tions adopted by them:
Ball shall not be considered in pos
session of either side unless in the
actual grasp of the player, and no
penalty shall be inflicted until the ball
actually leaves the hands of the
passer.
In relation to the restrictions on the
forward pass, it was decided the pass
must be made five yards back of the
line of scrimmage, and cannot go
twenty yards beyond the line of scrim-
mage, but need not cross it.
Regarding the flying tackle, it was
interpreted that the rules governing the
tackle shall not prevent the defensive
players from diving into the inter
ference but, on the other hand, a
player throwing himself against an un-
protected player in the open makes a
diving tackle.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-19
ECHO PARK NINE
PLAYS REAL BALL
Playground Team Has Remark
able Record of Victories
During Season

The Echo park team has enjoyed one
of the most successful seasons of any
of the local amateur teams and may
be justly proud over its record. Ihey
have won thirty-four out of thirty
nine games played and have not side
stepped the high places, either
Their record in the Intercity league
is the envy of the entire local amateur
dom, as the team went through the
entire season with the loss of only one
game. The boys nave elected to play
Independent ball during the remainder
of the season.
Echo park victories have been easy
ones in many cases, and some of the
easier variety were obtained over the
college mines of the city and outlying
towns. Occidental. U. S. c.. Whittier
all came in for share in the trounc-
ing, and there is scarcely team on
the list of the amateurs over which
the Echo boys are unable to boast of
victory.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-19


High scores on the Grand alleys were:
administration 247, Goldberg 236, McClel-
land 233, Taylor 23O. King 2SO. Best 22S, Crock
er 222. Dawson 222, Binter 221, Blume 22o,
Layton 22o, j. Wilton 22O. Tormat PIG, Haskins
215. PIatt 212, Sjostrom 212. Lustig 212, Mas
sett 212. Horn 211, Bradford 2lo, Milbaum 2O9'
Carlton 2OS H. Smith 2OS, schram 2O6, Hin
ky 2O2,
Jimjohns-Ray 149. Doig 14O, Werner 1884,
Blum 1871, Wilson 1872, Wech 127 Bowron 121,
Gill 121, stratton 12O, Layton 12O, Taylor 12O
Kennedy 12O Sjostrom 119, Campbell lls, Tor
mat 119, Benfer 119
High scores bowled on Morley's alleys dur
ing the last week:
Enthusiastically 221 Newton 202, Lanz
300, Hamilton 202. Morgan 2S5, Edwards 243.
I,iebert 24S, Massett 22S, H. White 23O, STRAIT
ton 2O5, De Normandie 214, Bum A4, Young
224 Eardley 900. Wyatt 205.
Ducks-Danelson III, Goyette Ill, Bum 100,
Edwards. 112, Lee 106.
Jim johns-Morgan lis, Doig 127, Edwards
131, Andrews 1O9. Goyette 121, Wolf 1OS, Lanz
1874.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-19
TEDDY BEARS CLEAN UP
ON ANDERSON-LOREFE FEST

Saves Teddy Bears upheld their rights
to the championship of Southern California
in the semi-professional ranks by slipping
the Anderson Itores another trimming yes
terday at San Bernardino thereby taking
the series which called for two victories out
of three games played. AS the Teddys won
in straight heats, a third contest is not nee
essary. Ferraris and Pima were the opposing
slanters and each did good work. In the
fifth frame three hits. accompanied by one
error, gave the Teddys their four tallies,
and a hit in the sixth put over the Anderson
Lores' one bell ringer Rose was the bear
of the day with the willow, slamming out
three hits, two of them doubtless in five trips
to the plate. The score:
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-19
JUVENILE FOOTBALL MEETING

There will be a meeting of the Ju-
venile Football league this evening at
4S5 South Spring street The league
will start its league schedule Septem-
ber "a. The teams that have entered
the league are the Boyle Heights Ath-
letics, Grand Avenue Stars, Grafton
Juniors, Thirtieth Street Stars, Nc
Kinley Avenue stars, Sentous Street
Stars, Yale Juniors, Fifty-second
treet. Stars, Vernon Avenue Stars,
West Vernon Stars and the Y. M. c..
A. Juniors. Election of officers will
take place at this meeting. Saturday
games will be played.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-19
NELKS MAINTAIN
LEAD OF JUVENILE
Seven Straight Games Is Re-
markabIe Record of Gen.
trail Ave. Youngsters
JUVENILE LEAGUE
IEAnuE LEADERS WIN

Some class to those Nelk players IN inc
Juvenile league. Yesterday on the vernon
diamond by defeating the Hornets by
score Of II TO 1 they still retain their ieaa
with perfect percentage. Two Texas ieas
uers started the winning streak for ths
winners in the second inning. whleh .'ss, het.eu
them four runs. In the third inning, through
errors of their opponents. four more runs
were chalked up to the Nelks. Arellahes
caught a fine one-hand grounder IN deeP
center, which won him applause from IN, Inc
large attendance Cook and Lewis also won
fielding honors for their clubs. Templeton,
pitcher for the Nelks. was In fine form
and had the batters of the Hornets at ms
mercy in all stages of the game Donovan
and Brady shared the pitching honors TOT
tho lnsers. Score:
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-19

Two-base hits-slaughter. Slater. White o.
King. Price, Hickson, Cornett. Sacrifice hit
Wilkinson. First base on errors-Los An
geles Grays, /; Long Beach, 1. Left on
bases-Ios Angeles Grays, 10; Long Beach, o.
Bases on balls-on Hatch. s. off McLaln' ~
off Kyle, l. Struck out-By Hatch 3; by
McIain, 8; by Kyle, 2. Double plays-Hateh
to Price to wilkinson; McMillin unassisted'
Herbert to Kyle to White. Hits made-on
Hatch o; off McLain, 8; off Kyle, j. Passed
bals-Price Slater 90. wild plteh-kyie'
Hi bv pitched ball-Kyle. Time Of game
1.l5. Umpires-Molloy and Scott.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-19
SOUTHERN STATE LEAGUE
At vernon-Goldsmiths 4, Hughes 2.

The Southern California Indoor Base
ball association has arranged the fol-
lowing schedule for the fall season;
September 21-Dyas-Clines and Y. M.
c. A. at Y. M. c. A.
September 29-Long Beach and Broad
ways at Long Beach; Pasadena and
Pastime club at Pasadena.
September 28.-DyasClines and Pas
time Club at Y M. c. A..
September 30-Long Beach and Y M.
C. A. at Y. M. c. A; Pasadena and
Broadways at Pasadena.
October 7-Byas-C -Clines and Pasadena
A. at Y. NJ C. A.
October 7Dyas-Clines and Pasadena
at Pasadena.
October 12-Pastime club and " M.
c. A. at Y M. c. A.
October 14-Long Beach and Pasa-
den at Pasadena.
The standing of the league is as fol-
lows:
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-19
HAcKENscHMIDT TO RETURN

CHICAGO, Sept. lS.-Though wrestling fans
of this city might be deprived of the oppor-
tunity of seeing Yussif Mahmout, Stanislaus
Zbyseo or Gamag the East Indian grappler
work here this fall, they Will not be without
a card for George Hackenschmidt, the crack
foreiaaer who fell before Gotch, Is coming
bacx In letter received recently from Jack
Curley, the latter tells of having signed
''Hacls." and that he would bring the Russian
lion to America in November. Curiey plans TO
90 after Gotch right from the start, but fail
ing to land the champion win pit his man
against Americas next best
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-19
JAIL STANDING

Cecil Myers had high score for the Bruins
wick alleys last week. $50. Other high ones:
Withrow 204, Groshong 237, Wyman 212, Dy-
singer l2O7, Mcpherson 213, Davidson 210, Mac
kenzle 246, Griffith 226. Arbogast 200, Schwan
214, Spring 2O4 Grass 207, Runyan 225, Hob
gard 223, Tupper 221. Stymest 216, Stewart 222.
Jim-John Kuhn 1874, Foster 1872, Mackenzie
1874, Arbogast 122. Hopper 131, Mcpherson 126,
Hershey 12O, johnson 1O4 Huyler 121 Holly
146, Groshong 155, Stymest 12H
Ladies' ten pins-Mrs. Mack 205, Mrs Ru-
pei 167 Miss Scott 1SS, Mrs. Knox 40, Miss
Scott 160 Mrs. McGinley $50, Miss Haley
162, Mrs. Thurston 1854. Miss Allen 1854, Mrs.
Stymest 172.
Matches scheduled for the Brunswick alleys
this week:
Monday-Mrs. Knox-Hapgood VS.. Mrs Ru-
pel-Fenner.
4uesday-Pacifc States VS.. Holabird- Key
nolds
wednesday-Ne -Newberry- Bowers VS.. Western
Electric.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-19
sAwTELLE TRIMS RINGERS

Sawtelle won a game from McAleer's
Cubs at Sawtelle Saturday afternoon
when the Cubs protested a decision
in the ninth and declined to play tne
contest to a finish Five runs were
scored on either side, the home team
tieing the tally in the last of the
ninth. Four ringers" did not seem
to turn the tide in the favor OF the
visitors and the National home boys
are feeling proud. Score:
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-19
TEN INNINGS AT sLAusoN

The Centrals and Slausons battled for
ten innings yesterday the Sauson
diamond, the former winning by score OF
8 to 5. The twiring of Russell French was
of big league caliber and was indeed re-
markable for a younEster. Adair. the new
second saeker, played an errorless game for
the winners. Hawley distinguished him
self in left garden for the Centrals The
losers were on their toes in every stage of
the mill, but were outclassed by their OPP
ponents Score:
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-19
SAN FERNANDO
SUMMARY

Two-base hits-F. Caudelot, Drown. Sac
rifce hit--Goldsbaugh First base on errors
Merchants, 4; San Fernando, 2. Left on
bases-Merchants, 8; San Fernando, T. Bases
on balls-On Church, 3; of Caudelot, !.
Struck out-By Church. 4; by Caudelot IL.
Hits made-On Church, Q; orr Caudeot, 2.
Wild pitches-Church. 1; Caudelot, 2. Time
OF game-1:45 Umpire-Strader.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-19
SUMMARY

Three-Dase Hll-fNlcndius. IWo-udhS nv
Botello. Sacrifice hits-o'Nelll. Hartenstein
Lomasey. First base on errors-Wielands. .
West jefferson Merchants, 6. Left on bases
-Wielands, 10; West jefferson Merchants, s
Bases on balis-Off Garcia, 1; off o'Neill 8
off Sergeant, 2. Struck out-By Garcia, 7; by
O'Nein, Z; by Sergeant, g. Hits made-Oh
Garcia S. off o'Neill. 6; on Sergeant, g.. Hi
by pitched balI--Marshall. Time OF game
2:io. umpires-Grewell and Persey.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-19
LOCALS TRIM REAcHERs

Tenth Street Merchants defeated the Long
Beach team at Sixth and Alexander streets
Yesterday by score OF to !. The game
should have been a shutout victory for
Pitcher Chick Young Kid MohIer al
lowed the seasiders to score by misjudging
an easy pop fly. Romero twiTlar for the
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-19
ECHO cINcHEs REMNANT

Echo park trimmed the Globe mills
in a postponed game of the InterGity
league by the decisive score of to
2, on the Echo diamond Saturday af-
ternoon Echo park now has firm
hold on the pennant and will be
awarded the custodianship of the rag
in the near future. The score:
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-19
WHITTIER DEFEATS FAST
ANDRES TEAM HANDILY Y

Whittier defeated the Andres team on the
Los Nietos diamond yesterday afternoon by
a score Of to 8. Errorless ball was the
leading feature of the fray and the Whit
tier boys still maintained their heavy-hit-
ting propenslties. Score:
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-19
UNIVERSITY MERCHANTS
DEFEAT SAN FERNANDO

University Merchants downed the
Fernando ball tossers at Fernando yes
terday. The local boys punched the
safeties, and with the aid of the Fer
nando error column annexed the fray.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-19
VERNONS
SCORE BY INNINGS
SUMMARY

Home runs-Rodax. Randolf. Three base
hits-Molina, Carter. Antuniz. Two-base
hits--Rodax, Guest, Leahy. Dudley Sacri-
flee hit-Rodax. First base on errors
Vernons. 2; Boyle Heights. g. Bases con
balls--Off Murphy. 2; off Antuniz O. Struck
out-Bx Murphy, /; by Antuniz s. by Hall,
s. Double play-Randof to Guest. Hits
made-Off Murphy. 6; off Antuniz 10; off
Hail. 10. Hit by pitched ball-Rodax by
Antuniz Time of game. 900. Umpire,
Broge.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-19
NATIONAL HOME
SUMMARY

Home runs-Murray. Hensling. Three
base hits-Scott Bacon. Martin. Sacrifice
hIt-Bacom. First base on errors-Na-
tionai Home. /: Cubs. 3. Left on bases
National Home. 4. Bases on oals-GiL ~.
wade /. off Hensling 4. Struck out-By
wade, s. by Hensling, 9. Double plays
Bacon to Rawlings to Bacon. HITS MADE
off Wade, s; off Hensling 8. Wild pltch
-Hensling. Time of game, 1855. um-
pire, Goyhenix.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-19
BEACH SQUAD WINS FROM
LOS ANGELES GRAY TEAM

geles Grays at Long Beach yesterday
by a score of to 8. Every player
save one of the beach squad landed
out a safet The score
&c NC cnrT. .Irc CD AYS
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-19
BREWERS WIN ONE-SIDED
GAME FROM MERCHANTS

The wielands defeated the. West jefferson
Merchants at Thrty-eighth and Alameda
streets yesterday afternoon by a score of IL
to 5. The winning squad maoe number OF
their taIies on the errors of their oppo-
nents. The score:
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-19
TWO HoMERs AT BELvEDERE

The Vernon team defeated the Boyles in
a ten-inning contest at Belvedere diamond
by a score OF to 6. Home runs by Kodak
and Randolf were the exciting features of
the game. Three-base hits were chalked
up for Molina. Carter and Antuniz while
Kodak, Guest. Leahy and Dudley sent the
sphere out for two stations. Score:
row n TJETcLIT,c
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-19
HORNETS
SCORE BY INNINGS
SUMMARY

Three-base hits-cook. Arellanes. Two
base hits-Himburg, Thrill. Sacrifice hits
Nelks. 8; Hornets. g. Bases on balls-oft
Templeton. 3; off Donovan. 10. Struck out
by Templeton. 10; by Donovan, 4. Double
plays-Hornets. /; Nelks. o. Hits made
Off Templeton. 2: off Donovan. 16. Passed
balls-Herbster 2. Hit by pitched ball
Buck. Time of game, las. Umpire, Soren-
son.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-19
MoNRovIA SQUAD MINIS

Monrovia Athletic club defeated ST.
ezra Madre team on the foothill dia-
mond by score of 10 to yesterday
afternoon The Athletics had every
thing their own way from the start
and took advantage of the error max
ing of their opponents.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-19
ANDRES BROS.
SUMMARY

Three-base HIT. Smith. Two-base hits
Murphy, Bacon, Rowelli. Sacrifice hits
Murphy, Schmidt. Struck out-By Broadbent,
.; by Metz, 1; by Worthlngton, 2. Time
of game-1:55 Umpire-Fernandez.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-19
SUMMARY

Two-base hits-Rose (0, Kutz. Sacrifice
hit-Ferraris. Bases on balls-On Pima, 4;
off Ferraris O. Struck out-By Pima, 2; by
Ferraris, g. Double plays-Lewis, Cowan l..
Smith; Ferraris, Cowan, L. Smith. Hit by
pitched ball-Pedrotti. Time of game-1A0.
Umpires-Maiheau and Stadeiie.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-19
Amateur Notes
INTERURBAN LEAGUE
1NrERURBAN LEAGUE REsUL

INTERURBAN LEAGUE RESULTS
L, A. Merchants 9, Mavericks 2.
South Centrals 8. Pico Heights 3.
Weilands IL. West jefferson 5.
Verdugo Manchester
Moneta 9, South Ends 0. Forfeited.
L. A. Bricks 8, Pippins 0. Forfeited.
Lawndale 9, Remingtons 0. Forfeited
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-19
TENTH STREET MERCHANTS
SCORE BY INNINGS
SUMMARY
,osa bIta-Comnton. McGrlndle. Sac

Two-base hits-compton, McGrlndle. Sac
rifice hits-Boulger Mendoza. Bases on
balls-Off Chick, a. off Romero. s. struck
out-by Chick, 2; by Romero. s. Wild
pitches-Chick, Romero. Hit by pitched
ball-Larson. Time of game. 1;5O. Um-
pire, Kennedy.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-19
SLAUSON
SCORE BY INNINGS
SUMMARY

Two-base hit-E. LOTUS. Sacrifice hits
r. French. Carl. First base on errors
Centrals. .: Slauson. g. Left on bases
Slauson, 8; Centrals. 2. Bases on balls
Off r. French, &; off Reynolds, 2. Struck
out-By r. French. 5; by Reynolds, 8. Hits
made-Off r. French. g.; off Reynolds, I.
Balls-Off r. French. 4; off Reynolds, 2.
Time of game, 2:45. Umpire, Miller.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-19

'It worries me terribly" we heard
a very neat woman say recently, ito
think that, after fighting dirt all my
life. 1 have to turn to dirt when / die"
Life.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-19
|. A. REVOLVER CLUB
HOLDS MONTHLY SHOOT
Close Contest Among Local Gun
HandIers-I. C. Douglas
Captures Trophy

The regular monthly bullseye medal
contest between the members of the
Los Angeles Revolver club took place
on the Bishop street police range yes
terfday.
I. c. Douglas captured the trophy.
Douglas landed twelve shots out of the
thirty in the ten-ring, but one of the
shots came so near being a nine as to
re rather doubtful. J. E. Holcomb
landed in second place with eleven tens
to his credit and one point below the
total of Douglas.
The conditions of the match were
thirty shots per man at fifty yards on
the standard American target, the
marksmen using either pistol or re-
volver as preferred. The contestant
placing the largest number of shots in
the ten ring to be awarded the trophy.
The outdoor championship matches
of the United States Revolver associa-
tion are now on in all the large cities
throughout the country, having begun
yesterday and will continue until sun
down September 25. The target used
in the contest is the combination tar
get, the standard American and inter-
national count being on the same
target
Most of the local hand gun marksmen
will shoot their championship scores
next Sunday.
Following are the results of yester-
day:
BULLSEYE MATCH
l. &C. Douglas. 10 10 10 10 81
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-19

Ytss as easy TO secure a bargain in a used
automobile through want advertising. IN IL
used to be-and stu is-to secure = ho1as
and carriage.