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Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-03
DARKNESS STOPS
CAME At FRISCO
Oaks and Seals Battle Eleven
Innings Without Being
Able to Tally

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. Ozark
ness put an end to an eleven-inning
wrangle between Oakland and San
Francisco today without either team
having achieved a tally. Moser, who
lasted clear through for Oakland, al
lowed but three singles and Miller
gave five onelbase drivers in nine in
nings. In the ninth Miller distin-
guished himself by slapping out safe
ty and Eastley went in to run for
him. Eastley finished out the game
and gave Oakland its sixth and last
hit.
Moser was accorded perfect support
his team mates gathering in every
thing even after it became dark. Nc
Ardle and Witt of San Francisco bun
gled a chance each. In the third in
ming Wares reached third through a
walk, a sacrifice and stolen base; but
he was run down trying to purloin the
plate. This was the only near-score OF
the game. Score:
Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-03
PHILADELPHIA WILL PLAY
SERIES WITH CUBAN TEAMS

CINCINNATI, Nov. 2.-Busness Manager
F. C. Bancroft Of the Cincinnati National
league team has been engaged by the officers
Of the Philadelphia Americans to take that
team to Cuba and TO play a series of games
in Havana, Santiago and other cities during
December and January.
lie says that the mon will leave New York
for Tampa about the middle of November.
Yesterday Bancroft returned 10 Cincinnati
and found letters his desk which settled
the question of his going to Cuba. The letter
came from the manager of the Cuban team,
whose home Is In Havana. 1t stated that he
would pay a handsome price for the Athletics
this winter In addition their transportation
and hotel bills will be paid.
A telegram came from young Schibe son
he had received the consent of his father for
the project, and that all Of the Athletics can
be secured for the trip with the exception Of
Manager Connie Mack, who has sailed for
Europe with his bride.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-03
NOTRE DAME-MICHIGAN
GAME MAY NOT BE PLAYED

ANN ARBOR Mich, Nov. 2-Unless Notre
Dame disqualifes three Of its players, whose
names are included in the list received here
Yesterday, there is a possibility that the
Michigan -Notre Dame football game sched-
uled for next Saturday never will be played,
while even II the authorities do agree to
compromise in order not to leave a vacancy
in the schedule, the trouble that has been
precipitated may result in a severance Of
athletic relations between the two schools.
Michigan authorities refuse to discuss the
situation, but it is known that the officials
weer in conference during the greater part of
yesterday. The three players whom Michi-
gan is supposed to object to are Dimmick
and Philbrok, the veteran tackles, and
Matthews, all of whom It is alleged, have
played longer than allowed by Michigan
rules.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-03
HAP AND HEN WILL BE ON
HAND FOR ANNUAL MEETING

Hap Hogan left on the Lark last evening
for San Francisco and the annual Coast
league directors meeting which is scheduled
to begin this evening in the bay city. Hap
would not declare himself on the subject Of
changes in the Coast league officers for next
wear but thought 1t probable that Graham
had finished his course at the head of the
league Both Hogan and Berry are in favor
of a change in the government of the or
ganization. At any rate there should be
Some warm times in the annual meeting and
Hen and Hap promise to be in the thick
Of
Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-03
COLLEG|ANs PREPARE
FOR use. -OXY CAME

The local rah-rahs are holding daily
yell practices in preparation for the
coming game between Occidental and
u. S. c.. to be played next Saturday
on Bovard field, U. S. C. 1t is the
strongest card in the local football
season, and much speculation as to
Saturdays winner is being indulged
in by football fans. The general ver-
dict is in favor of u. S. c. to win,
though it is admitted that the smallest
trick of football luck may decide the
game in favor of the Tigers.
The Wesleyans have been running
up big scores against their opponents
this year, and it is conceded that their
offense is far superior to Occidental
in every respect, the Presbyterian
men playing heavy, plodding game,
which U. S. C. should be able to easily
solve.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-03
ANGELS WIN WITH
DELHI ON MOUND
Berry Boys Bunch Trio of SWatS
in Sixth and Score
Twice

SACRAMENTO Nov. 2.-Howard hit
the ball against tie right field fence in
the sixth inning today after Bernard
had singled, La Longe missing Per-
rvs throw to the plate when Hank
took the ball on the rebound, Bernard
scoring and Howard ambling to third.
Smith singled, scoring Howard. In the
preceding inning the Angels scored
when Hallinan doubled to left and was
sent across on sacrifice hits by Delmas
and OrendOrff.
Baum doubled to right in the eighth
and scored on Holsters single to the
same territory, saving the Senators
from a shut-out. Score:
Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-03
kEYES TAXES ElNAl

PIrTSBURG, Nov. IN. r. Keyes, Of
Kansas City, took the final game tonight in
the series with the local team in the ma
tonal amateur three-cushion billiard touina-
ment, thereby redeeming the western team
which had been defeated in the games Of
Monday and Tuesday nights Keyes ran out
his string Of 50 TO 81 for j. L. Tramp and
]. f. Wrebach, the Pttsburg players
The Kansas city players win leave here
tomorrow for Chicago The ST. Louis play
ers will meet the local men here November
u. 22 and g2.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-03
SAN DIEGO FLYER MAKES
ASCENT AT M0TORDR0ME

C. f. Walsh of San Diego made a
fight in a Curtiss biplane in this city
yesterday, ascending so feet. The ali
navigator stated that everything about
his engine worked satisfactorily
though the water pump at times gave
trouble.
When fifty feet from the ground.
Walsh shut off his motive power and
glided to the ground, the plane bal
ancing perfectly.
The most important contest at the
Motordrome next Sunday will be the
fight for altitude honors, in which j.
J. Slavin, B. f. Roehrig and Walsh
will contest
Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-03

has all he during those few weeks get the old men
shape and the coach the material along the
lines develop major league players So have decided
bring eighteen of the most promising youngsters under
Chicago club them through of training
Gendora ranch will have sass diamond constructed
will be able give them practically all of time that when
rolls have few phenoms spring.
These will about the first of the and from that
time put them through daily practice until the spring
reporting time arrives"
This entirely idea in baseball but is nevertheless,
excellent should Chance expects will be
force each In this the Chicago youngsters will have
advantage possessed by other big league recruits
Chance arrived home quietly and only by accident that
his discovered He expects in today to greet
his old friends, who legion in this city
Several important changes the personnel of the team for next
contemplated Chance but is little early
them and the development of of the youngsters out here
will also have bearing n the plans
Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-03
BASEBALL MEN IN POLITICS

ITHACA, N. Y, Nov. 2.-Hugh Jennings,
manager of the Detroit baseball club Dan
iel A. Reed, football coach ana john r.
Moal1ley track coach, all Cornell men, are
the signers of circular letter which is be-
ing sent to all Cornell alumni in New York
state asking their support for Thomas Fen
nell candidate for state treasurer. Fen
nell won his "C"' in football and on the
track while student at Cornell.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-03
BLUM ENTHAL WINS

BOSTON, Nov 2--Wiuam Blumenthal. Of
Iowa secured his third straight victory in
the national amateur billiard tournament to-
night, by defeating William Teatou, of Bos.
ton, 80 ia 81. Blumenthal made an average
Of IA, securing a high run Of six. while
OF four
Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-03
EVERS WILL COACH

CHICAGO, Nov. John Evers, the sec
ond baseman of the Chicago Nationals. who
broke his leg shortly before the beginning
of the worlds championship SERIES prob
ably will coach the baseball squad of the
naval academy at Annapolis next winter
and spring. He received an offer yesterday
from Lieutenant f. II. Poteet, who has
charge OF the Middes baseball and talked
last night as IL he would accept.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-03
VERNON AND LOS ANGELES
TO PLAY FOR LOCAL TITLE

Vernon and Los Angeles will open a. SER
les of six games next Wednesday for the
championship of the Angel city AS several
o fthe Los Angeles players will not return
their places will be filled by the old stars,
Cravath, Ellis and Dolly Gray. 1t Is rl-
mored that Frank Chance may don a suit
on the local diamond for at least game
and handle the indicator the balance of the
time. series of this kind should bring out
the crowds, as baseball OF a real variety
will be tap.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-03
SAN FRANCISCO
SUMMARY

No runs and five hits off Miller in nine
innings. Sacrifice hits-Hogan, McArdle
Cutshaw. Wares. First base on called balls
OFF Miller, 8. Struck out-By Moser, q
by Miller, Q. Hit by pitcher-Wolverton by
Miller; Maggert by Eastley. Double plays
Wares unassisted), Witt to Mohler. Time OF
game-1 "a. Umpires-Hidebrand and Toman.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-03
HOGAN'S BRAVES SUFFER TERRIBLE
DRUBB|NG At HANDS OF BEAVERS

Eighteen Hits Secured by MCCedes Sgges and Eleven Runs
Resu-Hap Hogan Only VIager to Trek Over the Home
Pan-Three Mounders: Carson, Schafer and Hens
ling Fail to Stop NorthernerS- Ryan Makes
Great Binging Effort and Crosses the
Plate for Four of the TaIes
Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-03
GRAND PRlx RACE HOUR SET

SAVANNAH, Ca, Nov. At was de-
cided today to start the Grand Prix
automobile race at 9 o'clock on the
morning of November 12. The plan
followed in the Vanderbilt cup race of
starting at daybreak was not favored.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-03
SUMMARY

Three-base hits-Fisher RYAN. Two base
hits-Steen, Ryan Sacrifice hits-Olson
Ryan, Sheehan. Bases on balls-On Steen,
3; off Schafer, 1; off HensImg, l. Struck
out-By Steen 4; by Hensllng, ]. Double
play-Olson to Rapps Wild ptch-Schafer
Passed balls-Fisher Hogan. Hit by pitched
ball-Fisher by sehafer Lindsay Umpires
--McGreevy and Irwin. Time of game-1 80.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-03

CADILLAC, Mich, Nov. AID VOL
CAST, lightweight champion, through his
manager announces he will be ready to
give Bat Nelson the promised return
match probably as early as February 1.
BY that date Wolgast believes his arm,
which was broken in his recent fight at
Fon du Lac, will be all right. The
trouble with Wolgast's left arm, his chief
reliance, was that the original break
had not quite healed.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-03

Portland-Ryan tripled to right Olsen sin
gled TO left scoring Ryan. Kreuger flew to
Carlisle Fisher singled to left, putting Oh
went out r. TO n Brashcar Casey singled
TO right, scoring Olsen and putting Fisher
on third. Ort flew to Carlisle. Two runs
Nernon-I3oss went out, Rapps to Steen. r.
Brashear few TO Kreuger Coy went out
Casey TO Rapps, No score.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-03
WILL NOT TWIRL

YOUNGSTOWN, o., Nov. 2.--Orval over
all pitcher for the Chicago Nationals, was
treated by Bonesetter Reese yesterday TOT
an injury to his arm. He was here last
summer and was fixed up by Reese for a
similar injury Next season overall VIII
either play first base or catch.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-03

Lndsay's infleld hit in the seventh was
certainly peculiar one. The ball started
from the bat like flash, but Just be-
fore reaching Casey took sudden shoot
downward and commenced 10 twist. 1t
had reverse Engllh on it." said Casey
afterwards.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-03
ARRANGEMENTS COMPLETE
FOR NELSON-W0LGAST

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 2.-Prelimi-
nary arrangements for twenty-rOund
return match on December "a between
Lightweight Champion Ad WOIgast and
Battling Nelson were completed tonight,
according to Promoter Louis Blot. Blot
stated that the men would sign articles
tomorrow. He would say nothing Of
the financial arrangements.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-03
NINTH INNING

Portland-Rapps flew to Coy. Carlisle made
Ryan singled to center, his nfh hit Olsen
went out Bureu to n. Brashear No score
Vernon-N. Blashear flew to Olsen. VIII
lett, batting for Lindsay singled to center
Hosp, batting for Hogan flew TO RYAN
Hensing flew TO sheehan. No score.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-03

is nothing more nor less than the eStaDllsn-
ment of winter training ground for prom
ising youngsters att his Glendora ranch.
When the victories of the Philadelphia
Athletes over the once invincible Cubs
showed plainly the need of an infusion of
new blood into the Windy City club,
Chance commenced to think, and finally
evolved plan which he thinks will event
ually remedy the defects in the team.
"You see," said Chance, last night,
during the few weeks of preliminary
spring practice before the seasons open
ing, there is but little time to size up the
young fellows and really decide whether
or not there is anything in them A man
Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-03
SACRAMENTO
SUMMARY

Two-base hits-Hallinan, Howard, Baum,
Bernard. Sacrifice hits-Baum, Delmas,
Orendorff ~. First base on called balls
Off Delhi, l. Struck out-By Baum, q by
Delhi, 3. Double play-Delhi to Dillon.
Passed ball-Orendorff. Time-125. UNI
pires-Van Haltren and Finney.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-03
ROBERT PETIT DEAD

DERBY. Conn., Nov. 2-Robert Petit, aged
As, a former National league baseball player
died at his home here last night. Mr.. Petit
Joined the Chicago Nationals in 1888 and
played with that team for several years.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-03

WoodilI- -Hulse and City Electric team oil
the Electric league met in match bowl on
the Brunswick alleys last night, the Woodill-
Hulse team winning out by score Of 242l
TO 2O95 Roop had high game, 19l, and high
average, 1859 3-5
Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-03
FRANK CHANCE, CAPTAIN MANAGER
CHICAGO NATIONALS, RETURNS HOME

Leader of Cubs Defeated Champions Has Evolved Plan for Work
ing Out Young Blood for Opening of SeasOn-To Construct
Diamond at GendOra and Bring Eighteen Young
sters to Coast for Training During Winter.
Great Scoring Machine Is to Suffer
Many Changes Next Season
Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-03
DETAIL OF PLAY
FIRST INNING

POrtland-Ryan singled to center. Olsen
bunted to r. Brashear, and both runners
safe when n. Brashear dropped the
throw, KreuEer singled to left scoring Ryan,
Olsen going to third and Kreuger to second
on the throw-in. Fisher tripled to left cen
ter, scoring Olsen and Kreuger. At this point
Hogan benched Carson in favor of Schafer.
Sheehan fouled TO BuTell. Casey popped to
Lindsay Ort singled to right. scoring Fish
or. Rapps, the eighth man up in this in
ming, was Brasheared, r. TO n -Four runs.
Nernon-Carisle famed. Burrel sent a
bulet-lille single over second. Ross hit in
to a lightning double, driving to Olsen, who
made great stop at second, forced Burreu
No
Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-03

The wearing out great Chicago Cubs baseball ma
chine decided Frank Chance who arrived at his home
afternoon course OF action when
Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-03
EIGHTH INNING

to Kreuger, Hensling popped to stoen Carl
isle walked. Burrel few to Olsen. No score.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-03
THIRD INNING

Portland-Fisher slipped in front Of a slow
one and got away with it. Sheehan singled
inhed to Schafer, Fisher going 10 second
Casey went out, r. to " Brashear Fisher
going to third Ort popped to N Brashear.
No score.
Venon-Lindsay was hit by a pitched ball
Hogan few to Olsen, schafer walked Carl
isle forced Schafer at second, Rapps to OIL
sen, Lindsay going to third. Carlisle was
out stealing second, Casey to Olsen. No
Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-03

West Washington Merchants desire a game
with any local amateur baseball organiza-
tion for next Sunday morning. Call 2l790,
between and o'clock
Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-03

There will be a meeting of the Southern
California Indoor Baseball association next
Thursday evening at the Y. NJ, c. A. at
o'clock. All managers requested to BIT
on hand.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-03
SECOND INNING

Portland-Steen singled to center the ball
taking bad bound over r. Brashear. Ryan
sacrificed, Schafer to r. Brashear, putting
Steen on second. Olsen flew TO Carlisle
Kreuger few to Carlisle. No score.
Nernon-R. Brashear drove to Casey who
threw him out at first. Coy went out. Olsen
10 Rapps. N. Brashear flew to Casey No
Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-03

Hughes team desires game any after
noon with some fast local team Call Sam
I'erraris at Main tai after o'clock.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-03
Pacific Coast League Standing
RESULTS

YESTERDAYS RESULTS
Vernon l, Portland H. Oakland o. San Francisco 0.
Angeles s. Sacramento /.
GAMES TODAY
Portland at Vernon Los Angeles at Sacramento
Oakland San Francisco
Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-03
SEVENTH INNING

Portland-Sheehan went out RurrCU to N
Brashear Casey was dismissed at FIRST on
a drive TO Lindsay. Ort singled to rl ht and
took second on Rapps' single to center. steen
Ekyed to Carlisle. No score
Vernon-Lindsay singled infield. Hogan few
Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-03
PORTLAND

lOtalS ...... ........Al IL Is 2S IL
FWillett batted for Lindsay in ninth
F*Hosp batted for Hogan in NINTH
Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-03
FOURTH INNING

Portland-Rapps few TO Carlisle eIcen
doubled to the centerfeld fence. Ryan dou-
bled along the first base line. scoring Steen
Ryan went to third on a wild pitch. Olsen
walked. Kreuger singled to center scoring
Ryan. Kreuger tried to take second ON the
throw to the plate and was out Hogan TO
Lindsay. Olsen, who was rounding third at
the time, made dash for the plate and was
called safe on a decision that raised a storm
of protest. Fisher flew to Carlisle Three
runs.
Vernon-Burrell went out Shochau to
Rapps. Ross walked. r. Brashear sin
Eled past Sheehan. putting Ross on second
Coy flew to Ort. N. Brashear few TO Ryan.
No score
Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-03
SIXTH INNING

Portland-Hensling now i8 pitching for
Vernon. Steen walked. Ryan singled to
right, putting Steen second. steen and
Ryan tried for a double steal and both
scored on Hogan's high throw 10 second.
which got by Carlisle. Olsen famed. Freu-
ger went out. Hensing to N. Brashear Fish
flew 10 Carlisle. Two runs
Vernon-R. Brashear famed. Coy went
out, Rapps TO Steen. N. Brashear went out.
Gheehan to Rapps. No score.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-03
VERNON

The tabulated score and record of plays follows:
Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-03
FIFTH INNING

P0rtland-shoehan few 10 Ross, CASEY went
out Lindsay to n. Brashear Ort singled in
field to Burrell, Fisher forced Ort az second,
n. Brashear to Lindsay. No score.
VeTnon-Lindsay famed. Hogan was safe
at first Olsen's boot. Schafer flew to
Ryan. Carlisle singled to right, putting Ho-
gan on second Burrell drove TO Olsen, who
again juggled the ball and the bases were
full. Hogan scored, Carlisle went 70 third
and Burrell to second on wild pitch. Ross
fanned. One run.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1910-09-08

Seed rye at Garrison's. f05tf
F. d. Adams of St. Louis, Mr.. Gay
nor of Chicago and Mr.. Byrd of Dali
las, Texas visited the family of Mrs.
Bramble yesterday.
Mrs. S. B. Churchill left this morn
ing for Kansas City. where she will
join Mrs. c. H. Reidemann and both
will return 10 this city on SATURDAY..
A wreck Of Frisco freight train.
near Bristow Wednesday evening
caused a delay of several hours for
the Kansas City and St. Louis meteors
last night.
In letter to George Kapp, DR.. VIII
liams states that on account of an
election to be held at Danville, ILL.,,
he and the eastern capitalists will not
arrive in Vinita until September es.
Miss Beulah Parker who gave
music lessons here during the summer
has returned from her visit home and
will open her studio next Monday in
room of the Congregational church.
The society contingent of the city
enjoyed another of those delightful
dances at Electric Park last night. The
dances are growing in popularity and
are giving much pleasure to the
Terpsichorean followers.
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WANTS WANTS
Miles, Okla,

WANTED Cosmopolitan Magazine
requires the services Of a representa-
tive in Vinita to look after subscription
renewals and to extend circulation by
special methods which have proved un.
usually successful. Salary and commits
sion. Previous experience desirable
but not necessary. Whole time or spare
time. Address with references, H. @.
Campbell, Cosmopolitan Magazine,
1889 Broadway, New York City.
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NJ. Thought Neck Was Broken.

The little daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
c, B. Rogers was injured this morn
ing by falling fro ma bed at the Rog
ers home. Insome way the little girls
head became caught in the frame OF
the bed and for time it was thought
the neck was broken. However she
regained consciousness after about
twenty minutes and it is not believed
the injury will be serious.
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Warning to Public.

] have two notes, given to /. F. Par
sons, and I want to warn the public
not to purchase these notes, as l will
not be responsible for the same.
J. M. WILLIAMS.
Miles, Okla, 117-22dw
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i4ost--Sunday morning. mans coat,
bank book and other articles In pock-
let's. Leave here and get reward.
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