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Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-21
TEDDY BEARS BEAT HAZARDS

The Teddy Bears which have been
playing professional ball in the misceI-
laneous ranks yesterday defeated the
Hazard team on their diamond by
score of 10 to 2. Twenty-one hits were
made off the delivery of Fuss. Derenia,
who twirled for the winners, struck out
ten of his opponents while Fuss sent
three to the bench by the strikeout
route. For the winners Rogerson and
McKeen had on their batting clothes
and sent the sphere out for two timely
hits. The Bears came through with a
fast double, much to the disgust of the
losers. Washingtons birthday the
Teddy Bears will meet the Redondo
club on the latter's field for so and 40
per cent of the gate receipts. Babe
Haskell and Haspy will be in the
points for the seasiders, while Seaton
and McKeen will be on the receiving
end for the Los Angeles team. The
Bears come through with def to any
of the professional teams now playing
in Southern California, barring none,
Santa Barbara. Santa Ana or San
Diego preferred. Arrangements can
be made by calling Boyle 143.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-21

HORT and sweet is the pleasing received by wire
last night from San Francisco the effect that eres left
NJ San Francisco for Los Angeles the Owl at o'clock tonight
Arrives o'clock tomorrow morning The big boy and his
tire party including Manager Sam Berger Mrs ees and Jack
wife, of
this morning and though the hour is bit early for sleepy
headed
will be able arrangements
regarding reception that will big
the fans would have made the big fellows chest surge with pride
the sight loyal friends welcome fighter
the history pug enjoyed the widespread deserved
popularity of the big fellow and that he has consented
the the Caucasian re-estabsh supremacy
the premier puglsc hono he has become popular
and solid and conservative business become
sportsmen least for the time being of pride
civic and racial and keeping posted the dongs the king
them all Theresis slight chance that eries because of his
modesy dislike notoriety
station but as it will be impossible for him the aduaon
OF friends the sporsen Los Angeles he probably will
take his medicine by riding down the Arcade depot before g
ing He will be his place of business throughout day. One
bit advice to all who the big fellow opporune Con-
hne all questions to strictly personal affairs and leave all refer
ence the big fight Jeff sick being asked the
million questions expects mercuy
sidered by his home friends He has expressed
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-21
GOOD CARD AT
BEACH COURTS
INTERESTING TENNIS SCHED-
ULED FOR TODAY
Finals Promise Better Contests Than
Challenge Rounds, Which Will
Be Held at Virginia Hotel
Tomorrow

Undoubtedly the best card yet staged
at the Hotel Virginia tennis tourna-
ment is scheduled for today, and, al
though the challenge rounds are re-
served for tomorrow, there will be more
action on the courts today and among
the matches in the full program tnere
should be several exhibitions of class.
From a spectators viewpoint today IS
equally as good a one to attend as
when the finals are played.
The feature event of the program is
the finals in mems singles, which open
at 3 o'clock. But another matcn OF
almost equal interest is the last game
of the women's doubles championship,
started during the Coronado tourna-
ment. In this event Miss May Sutton
and Mrs. Bruce will compete against
Miss Hazel Hotchkiss and Miss Golda
Myer, Another event in the schedule
that promises well is the womens sin
giles. which starts at IL o'clock, when
Miss Hotchkiss and Miss Florence SUIT
ton meet, and in the afternoon at 2
o'clock Miss May Sutton and Mrs.
Bruce are slated to mingle. The pro-
gram for the day is as follows
Court-No. 1--At o'clock Miss
Hotchkiss and Mclaughlin will play
Miss Florence Sutton and johnson.
At 8 Mclaughlin meets Douglas in the
semi-finals of the mems singles. At
10 o'clock Long will play the winner of
the Browne Dawson match in the semi
finals. At II o'clock Miss Hotchkiss
meets Miss Florence Sutton At 12
Variel and Wayne are scheduled to
meet the winners of the Freeman and
Johnson VS.. Douglas and Young match.
After lunch Miss May Sutton and Mrs
Bruce mix, while at o'clock the finals
in mems singles will be played. At 4:30
Miss Hotchkiss and Miss Myer will
play Mrs. Bruce and Miss Browne. At
$50 Miss Sutton and Mrs. Bruce meet
Miss Hotchkiss and Miss Myer.
Double on Court
Court No 2-At o'clock Mrs. Bruce
and Freeman meet the winners Of the
match between Miss May Sutton and
Herd and Miss Browne and Wayne. AT
o'clock Rogers and Holmes play Mace
and Herd. At 10 Browne and Sinsa-
baugh mingle with Stetson and Sard.
At II o'clock the winner of the Nc
ghlin-Douglas match will meet the
winner of the Herd Wayne contest.
At 12 Long and Mclaughlin are sched-
uled to play the winners of the Rogers
and Holmes VS.. Maze ard Herd match,
and at o'clock the team winning the
Bundy and Duncan VS.. Variel and
Wayne match will play the winners of
the Johnson and Freeman VS.. Douglas
and Young contest.
Court No. Sat o'clock johnson
and Gastrich are scheduled to play
Johns and Hallett. At 10 o'clock Free
man and johnson meet Douglas and
Young. At II the winners of the
Brown and Sinsabaugh VS.. Stetson and
Sard match will play the winners of the
Johnson and Gastrich VS.. Johns and
Hallett contest.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-21
BAT AND AID CUT
OUT HARD WORK
BOTH APPEAR TO BE IN FIT
CONDITION
Liahtweiehts Wind Up Training by
Boxing with Sparring Part.
ners at Jeffries'
Show
Especial to The Heraid.l


SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 20.-With
their last work finished up this after
noon as an adjunct TO the Jeffries show,
Battling Nelson and Ad Wolgast will
vent their spite on each other at the
Richmond arena Tuesday afternoon.
They have practically finished up all
of their training work.
Never was there better oppor-
tunity to compare two fighters given
than when the rivals boxed this after
noon, Nelson following Wolgast on the
stage in quick succession. The con-
tender for the lightweight title boxed
with Jeff Perry, but never a spectac-
ular performer in the gym, he did not
show off to as good advantage as did
Nelson, when the Dane threw off his
dressing robe and boxed with the three
men from his camp. For that matter
the pair of them look to be in as good
condition as could be desired. VOL
CAST is a little less than two pounds
below the stipulated 1873 pounds, and
Nelson is lowering close to the mark
so that there can be no question of
their ability to make the weight
Betting, although it still remains
with Nelson a 10 to favorite, is Wig
orous, and there are indications that
it may go back to 10 to T. Last night
both ends were in evidence and Tom
COrbett looks for a world of money
to be placed on the match. The bulk
of betting, of course, has been on an
even money proposition that Wolgast
will stay twenty-five rounds. Many
who think that Nelson should win,
are still of the opinion that it will be
long fight, and that Wolgast can stay
twenty-five rounds, if not longer. Nell
son will be in a Turkish bath estab-
lishment tonight, while Wolgast goes
to Richmond late tomorrow afternoon
and will spend the night in a Rich
mond hotel.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-21
FRANK MULLINS WINS
STAKES AT JUAREZ
Takes Juvenile Event at Good Price
from Field Made Up from
Best Baby Racers
There

JUAREZ, Feb. 20-Frank Mullins
easily won the Mexican selling stakes
at half a mile for 2-year-olds today
in 46 As, the fastest time of the meet
ing. Six favorites were defeated.
Summary:
First race. 51h furlongs-Malatine. IS
(Garner) won; Deli. 1O2 (Rice) second; Sis
Gus, 101 (Goose) third; time :0S 2-5.
Second race, furlongs--Galves, 107
(Rice) won; c. j. Cox, 107 (Garner) sec
ond; Myrtle Dixon. los (Austin) third; time
1:14 3-5.
Third race. 1 mile-Mea edow, 10S (Rice)
won; Ocean Queen, 9S (Garner) Second;
Sensible, 9S (Benescoten) third time
1889 3-5.
Fourth race, 4 furlongs-Frank Mullins,
1OS (Garner) won; Rue, 81 (McCahey) sec
ond; The Royal Prince, 107 (Austin) third;
time :46 As.
Fifth race, 54A furlongs-Clint Tucker,
/ 03 (Molesworth) won; Silver Stocking, LOG
(Garner) second; Busy Man, 1OS (Austin)
third; time 1907 2-5.
Sixth race. l mile-Howard Pearson, 81
(McCahey) won: Gerrymander, LOG (Rice)
second; Buna, 10l (Garner( third; time
1:41 3-5.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-21
RIAL TO GOSSIP
By Jay Davidson

picks him up. MolesWorth is one of
the most promising riders on the Amer
lean turf just now.
Rosslare probably is the most con-
sistent performer at Emeryville, and
when she won again Saturday she car
ried lot of money for local patrons
of the sport. French Cook also is an
other good one that has been deliver
ing the goods lately. BedWell recently
picked up French Cook and his luck
seems to have been included in this
transaction, as he already has won
the birdlet out.
Portland fans win have practically
a new grand stand and bleachers from
which to watch the efforts of it's Coast
league team in chasing the 1910 PEN
nant. The seating capacity of the old
stand will be increased several hun
dred and the bleachers are to be ma
terially enlarged. Portland is a good
baseball town and the improveme ents
are the result of the increasing at
tendance in the last two years.
According to the schedule announced
yesterday for the playing portion of
the White Sox' training. trip to the
ocean, the first game in the south will
be played with Vernon at the Chutes
the afternoon of March 8. Team No.
2 will be first to come south, No. /
stopping at Frisco. Team No. l will
come south March II, playing the
first game here with Vernon at the
Chutes. Both teams will be here
eleven days Team No. 1 will return
east via Ell Paso and No. 2 will go
via Ogden and Salt Lake City.
Final games in the elimination tour
nament at Morleys Spring street al
leys, organized to select a five-man
team to go to the Western bowling
congress coast tourney that opens
March 27 in Frisco, were played last
night and proved the classiest and
most exciting contest of all the games
played. The team selected and the
scores made by each man is as fol-
lows: Taylor, 2S2S; Ballard, 2796;
Lawson. 274S; Burns, 27S5; schaefer,
2695. Their averages for the fifteen
games We're: Taylor 1S9; Ballard, 1856;
Lawson, 1874; Burns, 1872; Schaefer,
$50. Jim Morley will pay the railroad
expenses of the team and the money
derived from entry fees to the tourna-
ment played here will go toward pay
ing their hotel expenses.
Rawhide Kelly writes from New Or
leans that he and Frank Picato have
been well received in the Crescent
fight the main event with Dave Desh-
Ter at the opening of the National
Athletic club early in March. Picato
should whip Deshler, but the New
Orleans fans will see a good fight, as
Deshler knows how to put up hot ar
gument, especially when the tide of
battle is running against him.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-21
LOSE IN
WELL PLAYED GAME
Rangers Prove Superior in Soccer
Contest and Are Selected to
Meet Riverside Cracks
Tuesday

In a contest notable for the closeness
of the play, the Rangers defeated the
Victorias by a score of 4 to l in the
weekly game of soccer yesterday Be-
cause of the automobile show at Fiesta
park, the soccerites were forced to ad-
journ to Prayer park, and a large
crowd watched them in action.
Sanderson, goal keeper for the win
ners, was responsible in a great meas
ure for his teams victory, as time and
again he stopped what seemed to be a
sure tally for the Victorias. At half
time the score was ! to 0, with the
Rangers on the heavy end, and dur
ing the second period the play loosened
up enough to let both teams chalk up
something besides goose eggs.
Because of their victory yesterday,
the Rangers were selected to play the
Exiles at Riverside on Washington S
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-21
DEFER DECISION
ON FIGHT SITE
PROMOTERS UNDECIDED AS TO
LOCATION
Jeffries Makes First Public Appear
ance in California Since Signing
Articles to Fight and Gets
Big Reception
ASSOCIATED PressI

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 20.-Before
5000 spectators James j. Jeffries, who
is to fight Jack johnson on the after
noon of the Fourth of July, appeared
in the ring as the main feature of the
athletic carnival" conducted by Jack
Gleason, one of the promoters of the
big fight, this afternoon at Recreation
park. 1t was the first time that Cali
fornians have seen him since he sig
nlf1ed his Willingness to meet the pub
lie demand and fight Johnson Above
all other things, the crowd was i'm
pressed with the seeming splendid con-
dition of the former champion.
The gymnasium ritual that he fol-
lowed in the ring before his three
round bout with Sam Berger showed
him to be fast on his feet, without any
indication of fatigue, and still massive
in bulk without any tendency to ex-
cess ayoirdupois. He skipped the rope,
did shadow boxing and various other
training stunts that brought cheers
from the bleachers and grandstand.
When the Jeffries part of the program
had been concluded the boilermaker
jumped from the ring and sped across
the baseball field to the club house in
a sprint that outdistanced his trainers
In introducing Jeffries, Billy Jordan,
the veteran announcer referred to him
as James j. Jeffries, undefeated
heavyweight champion of the world
and the man who has never taken the
count
No announcement was made today
as to where the fight will be held, al
though Jordan, in calling attention to
the fight from the ring this afternoon,
stated it would be held in California.
Tex Rickard and Jack Gleason will
spend another day or two looking over
the ground before the final meeting of
the principals is held to decide the
question. Rickard said tonight that he
was still receiving kilograms from his
hackers in Salt Lake. instructing him
that the Utah city still wants the con-
test.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-21
EMERYVILLE ENTRIES

First race. three furlongs 2-year-olds SELL
ing-Ritta, Kiefer, Osaudene, Emory X, Sir
Bon, 105; Raveston II, Vague, Dacia, 101
Mixing. Soon, Jim Basey Amargosa, 109
Second race futurity course, 3-year-olds and
up, sellng-Catalina, Pimkin, 105; Jim Hanna
101; Ellerd, Ampedo, 10S; Duke of Milan,
Jillett 1O4; Burning Bush Ill; Edith r, Mollie
Montrose. 103 Salvage. JOG; Biased, 92.
Third race, futurity course, 3-year-olds and
up. selling-Creston, Ill; Good Intent, 100;
Recon, 90; Adena, 109; DR.. Dougherty, Hex,
Minnedocia. 80; Fordelo. Tillinghaust, 1t5
Regina Arvi, 81; Roy Junior. 112; Little But
tercrp. 103.
Fourth race, mile 3-year-olds ana up, purse
Edwin 7. Fryer, Fancy, Inclement, 197; Ra-
lsiPh. 10l: Rosslare, 102.
ElftA race, mile and one-sixteenth, 3-year-
olds and up. selling-Whdden, lit: Coldwoy,
1G9 Tom O Malley, 81; French Coog, Woolen,
1C1.
Sixth race. six furlongs, 3-year-ol3s. selling
--pala Chqueto, Herlina, Silver Grain Clara
Sal, Beda. 105; Basel, Ocean View, J07; Metro
pClitan, Elcdia B, no.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-21

n XNARD fight fans were much
pleased at the manner in which
" the first boxing contest ever held
in that city was pulled off Saturday
night. Manager Lawless made a big
hit with his patrons by staging bouts
that furnished the fans with all the
excitement and fun they desired, and
as one result of the successful expert
ment will be the assurance that future
contests will be more warmly well
coined by them, it looks like Lawless
had scored a big success. He showed
excellent judgment in arranging the
matches and choosing the officials who
handled the bouts for him. George
Blake the very capable local referee,
adjudged the merits of the fighters in
the main event, which was scheduled
>as a fifteen-round bout between Jimmy
Royal of Los Angeles and Jack Ward
of Denver Royal knocked out Ward
in the sixth round. Phil Harris, also
of Los Angeles, showed a lot of class
by the way in which he handled the
preliminaries. The results of the pre-
liminaries were: Kid Camarillo of FL
Rio defeated Bat Peterson of Los An
geles in four rounds, Frank hathaway
of Los Angeles and Butson of OXnard
fought lively siX-round draw, Muri-
eta of OXnard stopped Court House
Flores of Ventura in the sixth round.
Fight fans should make note of the
fact that the first preliminary to the
Attell- -Conley fight will be called
promptly at 2 o'clock tomorrow after
noon. 1t is intended to call the main
event at 3 o'clock. Young Solomon
and Harry Caresse will furnish the
curtain raiser at four rounds and will
be followed by Billy Cappelle and Kid
Cleveland at ten rounds. Arrangements
have been made with the street car
company to begin a two-minute service
to the arena at noon. starting down
Spring street from the Temple block
and running direct to the arena.
Jockey Stanley Page, the former Los
Angeles newsboy, has signed a con-
tract to ride for Early Wright until
the close of the Emeryville season.
He then will return to New York to
ride during the metropolitan season
for Carroll Reid
Barney Schreiber's crack sprinter,
Dargin, broke down a few days ago and
will not be able to face the barrier
again for a year at least Schneider
win ship him to his Woodlands stud
near st. Louis.
Jockey Molesworth, a Texas jockey
who has been attracting much favor
able attention for more than year.
will go to Emeryville at the close of
Juarez and ride through the remainder
of the northern season. He probably
will go to the bush meetings after
ward, unless some far-seeing horseman
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-21
BARRISTERS DEFEAT
HIGH SCHOOL PLAYERS

The University of Southern Cali
fornia Law shcool baseball team. in
practice game at Joy park last Fri
day afternoon, defeated the Los An
geles high school nine by the score of
13 to 6. Considering that this was the
first practice game of the season,
Coach Wheeler is well satisfied with
the showing of his squad. Pitchers
Check and Hansen, who did the heav-
ing for the Barristers, worked in his
league form and but for the punk
fielding behind them the hill school
team would have had a hard time
scoring.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-21
HOT BOXES WARM UP

Living up to their name, the Hot Box
baseball team proved too hot an ar
ticle for the Hollywood club to handle
yesterday, and the warm members
romped away with the victory by the
score of to 1. Valdez and Brosky
the opposing twirlers, were well
matched and an element of baseball
luck in favor of the visitors decided
the contest. The battery for Holly
wood was Valdez and Valdez, for the
hot aggregation Brosky and Burnett
The Hot Box manager thanks the Hol-
lywood management for the courteous
treatment received.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-21
BEAVERS WALL0P PALMS
ON LATTER'S GROUNDS Ill

The crack Beaver baseball team wal
loped the Palms club on the Palms
grounds yesterday by the decisive score
of II to l and but for an error it would
have been shutout. The winners are
scheduled to mingle with the Santa
Paula club in that town tomorrow, and
all members are requested to be at
the depot promptly at $50 a. m. The
score.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-21
AMATEUR CHAMPION LOSES

BOSTON, Feb. 20.-Reginald Fincke
of New York put H. F. Mccormick of
Chicago, present national amateur
racquet champion, out of the running
in the present tournament by defeat
ing him in one of the semi-final
matches, three games to one. G.. r.
Fearing, jr., of this city, was obliged
to default his match with Quincy A.
Shaw, also of Boston, i'm the other
semi-final, so that the championship
for 1910 lies between Fincke and Shaw.
The match to decide the title will be
played Tuesday afternoon.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-21
ALHAMsRAs WIN ANOTHER

The Alhambra baseball team won
from the Echo Park club yesterday,
after five innings of playing, by the
score of to 8. The heavy hitting of
Callahan was the feature of the con.
test. Alhambra wants a game for
Washington's birthday on their home
grounds. Call SO Alhambra.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-21
THREE c LEAGUE ORGANIZES

SAN JOSE, Feb. 20.-The Three C
league today held a meeting at Wat
sonville and elected the following Of
ficers: President, B. ID. Anderson, San
Jose; vice president, G.. G.. Fraser, San
Francisco; ecretary-treasurer Carmel
Martin. Monterey. The season will be
played in two sections, the first ending
July 4. San Jose, San Francisco,
Monterey, Salinas, Watsonville and
Santa Cruz have teams in the league.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-21
F1ERALD'S
JEFFRIES AND PARTY ARRIVE ON
OWL AT 8 O'CLOCK THIS MORNING
PRIVATE DISPATCH GIVES INFORMATION OF THEIR DEPART
URE LAST NIGHT

Big Withhods News the Hour of His Leaving San Fran
Until Night in Order Avoid Any Demon
Station by His Friends Upon ArrivaBecause
of His Unborn Modesty and Dislike for Notoriety, He
Desires to Slip Into the City Unheralded-Ex-
presses His Dislike of Monoonous Questions