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Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-09
Baseball Boxing HERALD SPORTING PAGE Amess9e. Athletics
RialtO Gossip

| of the favors that are being handed out
so literally and exclusively to Frisco
and Oakland.
Although it is only a rumor, the
story that Jeffries will ask for return
match with Johnson within the next
six months sounds like the real stuff
and the fans will be delighted to hear
the big fellow confirm the rumor at an
early day. If he can go into the ring
in the condition he showed in his train
ing he will whip johnson and the world
can bet that the strictest oversight of
all that he eats or drinks and that the
usual crowds of hangerson and self
constituted friends 60 will not be per-
mitted to poster the big boy during
the training period. Then we shall see
a fight, a real fight. and new world
champion who will retire with the title.
Tex Richard has made a hit with
some of the general public by his re-
markable statements in reference to
the crooked manner in which the big
fight was awarded to him, but he has
not increased his standing with sports
men who believe in a square deal and
above board tactics in all sporting af-
fairs. When any branch of sports
turns from the straight and narrow
path 1t loses its standing with the peo-
pie at large, and discreet man, even
If he was forced to play both ends
against the middle in his efforts to land
most desirable card, would not be
guilty OF making the statements cred
tied to Richard Tex always has been
looked up to as a game and square
sportsman and he should not do any
, thing to dim that brilliant record.
McCarey always has contended that
he was jobbed out of the big fight and
has been roundly censured for making
the statement But the interview
given by Richard seems to confirm 1t.
OF course, neither Jeffres nor john
son are to be blamed for it, but Los
Angeles was entitled to it on the better
bid, and if there were to be secondary
bids to make up for one that was be-
low the Los Angeles offer, McCarey
should have been given an equal
chance. 1t now appears that he never
was in it, even though he might have
offered million dollars for the match.
Battling Nelson passed through Los
Angeles yesterday afternoon on his
way from Reno to his ranch at Obar,
N. NJ. He will stay there two days,
just long enough to pack up, and then
go to Chicago for what he terms big
celebration-maybe nuptials or some
thing of the sort. After the celebra-
ton he is going to Yellowstone park
for two months of rest and recupera-
ton and then will return to his New
Mexico home and go into training in
the hope that Wolgast will give him
return match Bat will take Abdul the
Turk with him to Yellowstone park
and they will rough it all the time.
Bat does not believe the stories of dop-
ing or nervous prostration in Jeffries'
case and is more inclined to be bitter
toward the big boy than to be char
table or friendly.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-09
GAMES TODAY
INTERCITY LEAGUE

Glendale and Los Angeles Y. NJ. Z.
A. at Glendale.
AIhambra and L. A. Stoves at AL
hambra.
Echos and Wielands at Thirty-eighth
and Alameda.
Leavitts and Bishops at Thirty
eighth and Santa F'e.
Union Hardwares and Goldsmiths at
University of Southern California.
Globes and Western Lithos at Echo
playground.
FURNITURE LEAGUE
Bostons and Blackstones at Harvard
school diamond.
Broadway and Bullock's at same
place. ,
INDEPENDENTS
All star Southern States and Soldiers
Home at Sawtelle.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-09

Thorsen had everything yesterday,
but would not give the Seals more than
two hits and one pass to first and the
natural result was not surprising. He
showed the knockers once again that
he is the star slab man of the Coast
league by whitewashing the league
leaders s to in a game that was
otherwise featured by hard hitting and
brilliant fielding by the Angels and
bush league playing by the Seals. 1t
was one of those old-fashioned slug
cling bees that delight the fans because
the home team did practically all the
slugging.
Daley again starred, as seems to be
his habit, really winning the game by
knocking a home run in the first in
ming, which run would have been suf-
ficient the way Thorsen was twirllng,
but he did not stop there. He uncorked
a two Dagger and scored three times,
making three putouts and playing his
usual errorless game in the middle
patch Howard also was some pump
kins with the stick, getting two hits,
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-09
HESTER PUTS CHECK
ON COMMUTERS Squirt
Utility Pitcher Effective at All
Times, While Moser Is
Easy for Senators

SAN FRANCISCO, July S.-Oakland's
squirt for the top of the percentage
heap was checked today when Sacra-
mento took the game by the score of
to g. Moser was sent into the box
in the seventh inning, when Harkins
became prey for the Sacramentans, and
he held the winners to a close contest.
Sacramento made two in the first in
ming and the Oaklanders sent two
across in their half of the last session,
but they were cut off at the height of
their rungetting streak. Score:
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-09
BY JAY DAVIDSON

reasonably reliable report received at
of permanent re-
the solitary
the ring This uor is to the
against Johnson
he will insist upon
He to Catalina rof
redeem
neither
Berger would said that he
havesom to
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-09
VILLAGERS TROUNCE
BEAVERS ONCE MORE
Dinky Hit RattIes Portland In
fieIderS land Four Runners
Cross Home Plate

PORTLAND, July S.--A scratch hit
in the fourth inning today gave the
with two men out and two men on
bases, Vernon batted dinky hit that
in all reason should have been fielded.
During the mixup Vernon showed two
men across the plate and some good
batting right afterward raised the
score to five. Score:
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-09
Amateur Sports, Athletics
THORSEN HOLDS SEALS HELPLESS
WHILE ANGELS WAlLOP THE BALL

Bio Husky Has Everything That First Class TWe Should Have
and Allows Seals Only Two Sea tered Binges During Nine
Visits to Battes Box and Only One Free Trip to First En-
abIes Third Frscan to Get Far as Initial SaCk-Mier
Proves Easy for Our CIOuterS, Daley Getting Home
Run-Howard, Roth, DeImaS and Smith in Game
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-09

Two runs and five hits off Harlsins in seven
innings charge defeat to Harlfns. Sacrifice
hy-Perry, Wolverton Two-base hits-Shinn,
Briggs Hester. Sacrifice hits-Briggs, Cut
shaw Swander. First base an called balls
OF HESTER 4; off Moser, l. Struck out-By
Hester, 3 Double pays-Burns to Raymer
to Danzig; Wares to Wolverton. Wild pitch
Holster. Time of game-l:30. Umpires-Hlde-
brand and McGreevy.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-09
Baseball, Racing, Boxing
JEFFR|ES GOING To CATALINA FOR
BRIEF REST BEFORE HUNTING TRIP

Arrives Los Angeles OWL Aghtng at River Station and Co.
ing to His Home Cypress Avenue to Pack Up After Which
He Goes to His Burbank RanCh-LeaveS Monday for Avalon
and Upon His Return Will Take Long Trip to Mountains
in Search of Big Game Returning SporSmen Firm
in Belief Big Boy Was Doped or Suffered Collapse
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-09
PORTLAND


Struck out-By Steen. /; by Toner. 3; by
Garrett, .. Bases on balls-On Breckenridge,
2; off Steen, 2; off Toner. .. Two-base hit
Brown Three-base hit-Rapps. Double plays
Lindsay to r. Brashear to n Brashear;
Toner to Fisher. Sacrifice hits-Casey Car
isle Sacrifice hy-Braokenridge. First base
on error-Vernon l. Left on bases-Vernon. 8;
Portland, s. Innings pitched-Toner, 81 Gar
rett . Base hits-Oh Steen g. runs 4; of
Toner /, runs l. Garrett, l. Time of game
$50 Umpire-Finney.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-09

The Thistles will journey to Covind
tomorrow to cross bats with the suour,
ban nine, and as this will be the initial
bow of the foothill aggregation since
the change in management there WIZ
he a great deal of local interest in the
game.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-09

would have been s the o. had fate
the big COON was the home coming YESTERDAY morning OF
man. greeted the River station early in the
mind this evidence friends and his
and heart he probably appreciated their absence more than
The big fellow is
he wants to be left to himself for ~hl lie Went 10 ms
without submitting to any interview and indicated ms s OF
K aerward he to his Burbank ranch
Where he intended returning to
his city his mind and stay at the
Monday when he intends going to Catalina island for an IN
definite stay Upon 6 d s he changes his mind regarding visit to
Rato VIII be grad
he positively regarding fight and what
necessary He is not uncv but
6 s 1es see to it that obody gets close
t bj He is slowly getting ver the effects of fight
time to be permanently injured improving
lips their normal formation and within an
physoai hurts that affect him.
all his friends lost so heavily by his failure
to remain and champion of champions
FRIENDS WANT HIM TO FORGET 1T
GOOD Those friends who deserve
have nothing but the sncerest S d b the more s
for the big boy The big otors IKE
Hector Mackenzie and others are stu ms
friends admitted that of the pkes are bowling
the big boys honor and his in
All his friends however sge that he doing himself great
from the north bringing home Los Angeles sports
w Bailey an old friend from Min
ht left fb as if he had been druged or
prostaon that 10 Bailey Monyhan
doped in
after arriving the champion wrestler
also talk made the presence of Mony-
after the fight the champion gave
his reasons holding such opinion
BELIEVES BIG FELLOW WAS DoPED
weeks in Jeres camp and is emphatic in his dec
that Jefes was doped or from nervous u
degree nothing of what going He says that Jeff was
in perfect condition and had SHOWN an ms speed punch ana us
hitting with such great steam behind his blows that none
appeared Mackenzie and
After jeff got to the dressing
ring radical and sudden change He did not
him. and his actions
his trainers and helpers became alarmed Instead of
when responded
ne met Johnson ana $780, % ham struck boyy instead Of sbong
round they began to realize that something
radically with him.
N1onyan
is keen observer Jehs actions in the first round
his suspicion that something was wrong and when jeff continued
himself from
the declaration that the big fellow
dored All subsequent events confirmed Nonha IN TINS pe and sun
attack of prostraton Bailey admits
@ him and E him excited with talks about night great
supposed
the conversation told Je that he would not
the Such instances with the scores of let
and kilograms to the effect that Jeff received every day according
breakdown through responsibility resting him be-
4s' of his friends f'"s on him. n @a the further responsibility that wei"
RIPPER SAYS NERVOUS BREAKDOWN
while who had been
doubts
could He ncnes to the theory ad
aft baye T , % 1 vs that Ter looked so goog
The that all
while the big fellow his Jehs actions there
and after leaving the ring he aes like
who thoroughly alarmed Kip the fifth round ended
Jees actions since the fight suspicion that
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-09
WESTERN LEAGUE

At Des Moines-Omaha 6. Des Moines s.
At wichita Wichita 3, Topeka 2,
At Sioux City-Sioux City u, Lincoln 3.
At Denver-St. Joe II, Denver 8.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-09

Thorsen delighted all his friends and
| even pacifed the knockers yesterday
when he shut out the Seals and held
them absolutely helpless by allowing
| only two hits, giving only one base on
| balls and limiting the number of Seals
| who reached first base to three. 1t was
| a classy performance and shows what
| the big boy can do when he is in form.
| Three weeks ago, when the Angels
! came home, it was pleasure to adj
wise the knockers to let up on him
| and give him chance, and to predict
that if this was done the big bull would
| prove his worth to the team. The
| manner in which he has won his last
| three games proves that this was good
! advice and another pitcher now is
added to the staff of regulars who can
| be depended upon to win majority OF
| games for the Angels in the pennant
| chase 1t is all the more satisfactory
! to note Thorsen's Improvement now
! that the pennant chase has narrowed
| down to such a tight fit this early in
! the season. With only four games
separating the Angels and Villagers
| from the top of the heap, every game
counts for more than par and Berry
and Dillon now have a staff of pitchers
! that outclasses any rival staff in the
! league. Just watch them go some
| from now on.
The Angels and the Seals will play
| the fifth game of their present series
at the Chutes this afternoon and Dillon
| is figuring on winning 1t so that he
will have the honors of the series
cinched and the two games to be
| played Sunday will be velvet for them.
| Judge Maggie is due to pitch this after
noon, but there is Criger, Delhi and
Klein yet to take turn against the
Seals and one of them may be chosen
| and Nagle reserved for one of the
| Sunday games. However, this is the
most important series in sight for
some time and as there are only three
more games to be played between the
two teams, and Nagle, Castleton and
Tozer are on tap, it is probable that
this trio will be used in the order
named If so, it looks like three
straights.
Hank Berry is getting just a little
bit impatient at the delay of President
Graham in replying to the telegram
he and Brooks sent him the other day
regarding the double umpire system
and the appointment of Jimmy Toman
to one of the extra places. Berry said
last night that Graham is lost, strayed
or stolen and he is in half notion
to offer reward for his apprehension
Berry and Brooks intend to press their
demand for the double umpire system
and for the appointment of Toman, and
as they will have the support of Nc
Credie of Portland and Graham of Sac
ramento, it looks like they will sue
coed. Nothing that the Coast league
directors could do would please the Los
Angeles fans any more than these two
acts. Los Angeles is supporting two
clubs of the six in the pennant race
and both are close up in the running. so
it looks like they should have some
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-09
YALE ATHLETICS IN
1903 COST S104, $40
Football Still Leads as the Best
Money Maker, While Also
Being Most Expensive

NEW HAVEN, Conn, July 8.-Yale's
athletics last year cost $104, $40, ac-
cording to the annual report of the
financial committee of the Yale ath-
letic committee, which includes Walter
Camp, Henry B. Sargent and Profess
sor Theodore S. Woolsey.
A feature of the report, which was
filed last night, is the fact that track
athletics alone show an increase in
receipts for the year, which closed III
September, 1909. Football receipts were
6,37O, a decrease of $4171; baseball re-
ceipts were $4729, decrease of 1910
and track athletics show an increase OF
1897, and a total receipts list CT $3Sl1.
Track athletics cost $13,364, an IN
crease of $500; baseball cost $22,ISI
decrease of $6254; boating cost $l9,-
S1S, an increase of $776, and football,
S37, S46. a decrease Of $SSSS.
The sum of $500 was expended for
minor athletics and $4,000 for the Car
negie swimming pool This leaves a
balance Of profit from athletics of S433l
for the year, as compared with $9O6
the previous year
The Leavitt- Bartholomew team was
officially dropped from the lntercity
league last evening and the scheduled
game of the league series TO be played
with the Bishops at the L. a. Stove
diamond has been Cancelled. The
Bishops are anxious to secure team
to take the place of the Leavitts for
this afternoons ball-tossing, and ar
rangements for the contest may be
made with Manager Butler at the
Bishop company. The break in the
Intercity ranks will speedily be filled,
as there are a great number Of appll-
cations on the secretary's desk waiting
for the consideration of the directors.
Next Saturday will see all twelve cluDs
in action again and the league sched-
ule intact. The game between the
Echo Parks and the Globe Mills, which
was protested by the latter on account
of a misunderstanding of the ground
rules, was declared a tie by the meet
ing and an understanding was reached
in regard to such points in the future.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-09

You can buy 1t. perhaps at many places but
there's one BEST place 70 buy n-and thas
Mace adyertisas.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-09

Home run-Daley. Three-base hit-Howard.
Two base hit--Daley Sacrifice hits-Howard,
Bernard. Bases on balls-oh Thorsen /; of
Miller, 8. Struck out-By Thorsen, 6; by Mill
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-09

err 4. Double pay-Mohler to McArdle to Ten
nant, Passed ball-Smith Time of game
1;5O. Umpire-Yan Haltren.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-09
OAKLAND

'Batted Tor Harklns IN Seventh lHHInl
xBatted for Moser in ninth inning.
SCORE BY INNINGS
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-09

of the favors that are being handed out
so literally and exclusively to Frisco
and Oakland.
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VESSEL FOR USE
OF NAVAL MILITIA

The monitor Cheyenne will be
in Tacoma harbor this week for
the use of the naval militia and
will remain for three weeks. The
Tacoma company grew so large
and such enthusiasm was mani
tested in the movement that 1t
was divided into two divisions last
night and each will now be re-
cruited up to the proper number.
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MOLLIE HAMMER
wins STRIKE

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NEW YORK, Oct. 27.-Mollie
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We'll wiring the blood from
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ployers granted all the just de-
mands of the girls. The strike
was absolutely without violence.
There was only one arrest, when
a policeman jadled one girl be-
cause she stood still when or
dered to move on"
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yesterday TO
TALK TO THE
YOUNG MEN

Judge G. M. yesterday will
speak to the young business men s
class of the First Congregational
Sunday school at II O'Clock Sun
day on the juvenile court prob
lem. Efforts have been made in
the last couple of years in Ia
coma to conduct the juvenile
court on plan that will solve
the Juvenile criminal problem OF
the city and the judge will try
to point out some of the results.
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ueatn or which CroiSset had told
him the night before.
With the breaking of this day
the hours seemed of interminable
length. For time he amused
himself by searching every corner
and crevice of his prison room,
put he found nothing of interest
beyond what he had already dis
covered. He examined the door
which Croisset had barred on him,
and gave up all hope of escape in
that direction. He could barely
thrust his arm through the aper-
ture that opened out on the
plague-stricken cabin. For the
first time since the stirring begin
ming of his adventures at Prince
Albert a sickening sense of his
own impotency began to weigh on
Rowland. He was a prisoner
penned up in a desolate room in
the heart of a wilderness. And he,
Jack Rowland, a man who had
always taken pride in his physical
prowess, had allowed one man to
place him there
His blood began to boil as he
thought of 1t. Now, as he had
time and silence in which to look
back on what had happened, he
was enraged at the pictures that
flashed one after another before
him. He had allowed himself to
De used as nothing more than a
pawn i'll a strange and mysteri-
Gus game. 1t was not through
his efforts alone that he had been
saved in the fight on the Sas-
katchewan trail. Blindly he had
walked into the trap at the coyote.
still more blindly he had allowed
himself to be led into the ambush
at the Wekusko camp. And more
like child than a man he had
submitted himself to Jean Crois-
set.
He stamped back and forth
across the room, smoking vicious
ly, and his face grew red with the
thoughts that were stirring VEN
ON within him. He placed nc
weight on circumstances; in these
moments he found no excuse for
himself. In no situation had he
displayed the white feather, at nc
time had he felt a thrill of fear
His courage and recklessness had
terrified Meleese, had astonished
CroisSet. And yet-what had he
done? From the beginning-from
the moment he first placed his
foot in the Chinese cafe-his enc
mics had held the whip-hand. He
had been compelled to play a
passive part. Up to the point of
the ambush on the Wekusko trail
he might have found some vindi-
cation for himself. But this expe-
rience with Jean Croisset-it was
enough to madden him, now that
he was alone, to think about it.
Why had he not taken advantage
of Jean, as Jackpine and the
Frenchman had taken advantage
of him?
He saw now what he might
have done. Somewhere, not very
far back, the sledge carrying Me-
leese and Jackpine had turned in
to the unknown. They two were
alone. Why had he not made
Croisset a prisoner, instead of al
lowing himself to be Gagged up
like a weakling? He swore aloud
as there dawned on him more and
more a realization of the oppor-
tunity he had lost. At the point
of a gun he could have forced
Croisset to overtake the other
sledge. He could have surprised
Jackpine, as they had surprised
him on the trail. And then? He
smiled, but there was no humor in
the smile. He at least would
have held the whip-hand. And
what would Meleese have done?
uContinued Tomorrow.
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WEIGHTS HAVE
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ENTERED
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BELMONT PARK, N. Y, Oct.
2S.-The Wright entries, coupled
in the betting have been installed
favorites to win the right to rep
resent America in the Coupe In
ternationale in the elimination
speed contests which started at
the aviation field today.
At least six Wright machines
were entered in the elimination
tests. Three machines will repre-
sent America and aviation fans
believe that at least two of these
will be Wright models.
The French aviators and the
race committee buried the Ratchet
that has threatened to cut the
Frenchmen out of the race and
Frances speed men will start to-
day with the others.
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W0MEN CHEER
WHEN WOMAN
is FREED

Judge Graham evidently
thought he had accidentally got
ten into suffraglst meeting when
the women witnesses for Mrs. C.
A. Peters, who is on trial for
having practiced medicine with
out a state license, began to dem
onstrate their satisfaction, when
she was acquitted of that charge
by shrill cheering and other glee-
full noises.