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Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-19
ATHLETIC NOTABLEs
GATHER FOR MEET

NEW YORK, Nov. 1s.-Athletic
notables will be gathering in New
York for the next two days prepar-
atory to the national convention of
the Amateur Athletic union, which be-
gins at the Hotel Astor on Monday
morning.
The delegates will go over the years
work in the districts of the associa-
tion all over America. 1t is expected
that Everett Brown, the president, will
arrive from Chicago today.
1t is understood that, following
custom of fifteen years or more, Brown
will be elected for a second term. Chi
cago is talked of for the track and
field championship next year and Pitts
burg, Boston and Philadelphia also are
candidates.
An application for membership has
been forwarded by the Southern In
tercollegiate Athletic association. This
organization is composed of all the
southern colleges, with the exception
of Tulane, which has an A. A. U.
membership already. 1t is probable
the southern organization will be rec
ognized on the same lines as the other
college bodies, with a man on the
board of governors.
The reason for the move on the part
of the Southern Intercollegiate A. A.
is that it may save members the
bother of being registered when they
want to compete outside of the col
Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-19
CROWN CITY HIGH
TRIMS WESLEYANS
In Rough and Tumble Football the
Pasadena Youngsters Come
Out Ahead by.3 to 0

PASADENA, Nov. 1S-In a rough
and tumble football game that would
tickle the lover of the old flying wedge
and other man-kliling plays, Pasadena
high school defeated U. S. c. preps this
afternoon by a score OF 3 to 0 on Car
melita field. Siebert, who was laid out
for the major part of the third quarter,
was able to come back in the last
quarter and make a 37-yard place kick
just before the close of the period.
The first kickoff started with a
suuabble whether the ball went five
on two downs and on the punt out
secured the ball on a tumble. The ope-
ration was repeated and U. 8. c. held
the ball on the 15-yard line. Pasadena
secured the ball on u. S. C.'s forward
pass, and on the first down was penal
lied to return to the 15-yard line. Pas
adena punted to the 30-yard line, but
was carried back to the 15-yard line,
where the period ended,
Efforts to follow the play through the
second period were unavailing. Pasa-
denas long punts were nailed where
they landed, and in return Pasadena
secured the ball on practically every
one of its opponents forward passes.
Many fumbleS marked the period. The
third quarter was prdcIlcdlly d tePetl-
ton of the second, except that U. S. c.
was dangerously near Pasadena's goal
on two occasions. Pasadena got the
ball on a tumble within three feet of
her own goal line just as the period
closed.
In the fourth quarter Pasadena took
the ball from the 3-foot line on downs
and punted to her opponents 25-yard
line. After a scrimmage an attempted
place kick was blocked on the 20-yard
line, with the ball in Pasadena's hands.
Following a scrimmage another place
kick was blocked and Pasadena lost the
ball The sphere was carried back and
forth, Pasadena stealing U. S. C.'s
forward passes and being forced to
punt on downs. Finally Siebert made
the winning place kick from the 37-yard
line with less than a minute to play.
The home fans went wild and started a
serpentine.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-19
OAKLAND WINNERS

OAKLAND, Nov. 18.-The defeat OF
Setback was the surprise Of the sport
at Emeryville today . On the strength
of his fine showing last time out there
was a plunge on the son OF Ogden TO
win the fourth event, but he failed to
cut any figure. Fernando led all the
way, beating Seacliff and Planter.
Madeline Musgrave was bid up from
$500 to $500 by Frank Doss and sold
f. r. Jones claimed Meltondale for $500
The weather was fine but the track
was slow, owing to an early morning
rain. Results:
First race, futurity course-Evran CPasel
won Ada Meade CThOmas) second, Billy hgeE
C{irshbaum) third. Time 1:12 S-5. No QUAR-
ter (TillnghasD, Rareington, swede sam sam
Belle of Iroquis Lord Of the Forest, Sir fTst-
full and Lovely Mary also ran.
Second race seven furlongs-Madeline MUS
grave (Corey) won Meltondale CThomas) sec
ond Cuvna (Garner) third. Time l:2S Dir
Angus, Abella and Maxims also ran.
Third race, mile-Nebraska Lass (Buxton)
won, Royal Stone CThomas) second; Canln
H3enson) third. Time 1:44 Gala Nebulosus'
Liberto and Netting also ran.
Fourth race, six furlongs-Fernando lBat-
tiste) won, Seacliffe (Archibald) second, Plant
er (Forehand) third. Time 1:A 10. Setpsoh
Phil Mohr. and Roman Wing also ran
Fifth race. mile-Chlef Desmond Rosen)
won Irrigator Van Dusen) second Onatassa
(BoreD third Time 1:44 AS. Lady MoNaly'
Buena, Silver Grain, Nasmerito, Sir Wesleyan
Charles J. Harvey and Zoroaster also ran
Sixth race, five and one-half furlongs-Jest
! GLASS; won, Raleigh H. 1. Buxton) second
Ternstrick (Garner) third. Time los 10
Dacia Rocky o Brien, Shooting Spray, Fay
Muir and Tee May finished as named.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-19
NOTRE DAME SECURES
A TIE WITH STANFORD

CHICAGO, Nov. 1s.-The Western
College conference officials had no
statement to make yesterday regard
Ing the disqualification by the Wash
ington state college of Jack Nelson, the
runner, who caused a sensation at Ur-
bana June 4, when he took first place
in both the 100 and 220 yard events, In
the 1910 conference meet.
The conference officials, 1t is said,
will merely award Nelson's points to
the schools next in order and Nelson
will be asked to return any prizes he
received. Whether or not Notre Dame
brought about the action of the Wash
ington officials is not known, but the
Indiana school benefits by the action,
If only getting a tie.
The final standing, with Nelson cut,
will be:
Leland Stanford and Notre Dame, II;
Illinois, 141-2; Chicago, IA Ia; Cali
fornia, 12; Wisconsin, IL; Oberlin, 10;
Minnesota, 9; Iowa, 6; Kansas, 5; Wes-
tern Reserve and Purdue, 4; Colorado,
South Dakota and Miami, 8; Knox, 1;
Washington, of st. Louis, 1-2.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-19
WHITE AND WEBSTER
HARD At TRAINING

There was no letup to the work OF
Danny Webster and Charley White
yesterday, both of the featherweights
being anxious to put in the few re-
naming days of the training period to
get In the best shape possible for the
20-round go at Vernon Thanksgiving
afternoon.
At Eastside Webster did his road
work and exercised in the ring for an
hour. He did several sessions Of rope
skipping and pully work for hfteen
minutes then took on jeff O'Connell
for four rounds of mitt work and
Morie Bloom for three sessions.
White. at Vernon, did road tramp
ing in the morning but in the arter-
noon at Doyle's arena cut down the
boxing, doing ring exercising almost
exclusively. His boxing consisted OF
two rounds with frankie Sullivan and
one round, with Dougherty. White mas
become thoroughly acclimated and de-
clared yesterday after his workout that
he would be able to do his best in the
ring Thursday against the Los Ange-
les boy.
The full card for the Vernon show
is as follows:
Charley White Of Chicago VS.. Danny
Webster of Los Angeles, twenty ROUNDS
122 at 10 a. IN.
frankie Sullivan VS.. Young Rivers
ten rounds, 122 at 10 a. m.
Hobo Dougherty VS.. Jeff O'Connell,
ten rounds, catchweights.
The program Thursday will be start
ed promptly at o'clock, bringing the
main event on the stage between 3
and o'clock.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-19
OAKLAND ENTRIES

First race, five furlongs-Pawhuska 1i2;
Academist 1O9; Dorlde Ossabor, St Heller.
105 Maynora, 102.
Second race thirteen-sixteenths mile, sell
ine-Meltondaie, Lumen, 10; Sonia. Nyanza
zahra, New Capital, Electrowan, Tansy, Jim
Cafferata, Helen Carroll, 1O7
Third race, en-sixteenths mile, selling
John II. Sheehan Boggs, III; Big Stick, lJs;
Ellerd, los; Noon, 1O7; Metropolitan, 1o5.
Fourth race, mile handicap-Bubblng
Water, III; Arasee, ia; Chester Krum Jos;
Raleigh, 1O1; Acumen, 96; Eddie Graney' 92
Fifth race, mile and twenty yards, selling
Roy Junior, 112; Apologize, Ill Star Actor
los; Hooray, Belleview, Buckthorn, lQ5; Cap
tain Burnett, Redeem 1O4; Howard Pearson,
103.
sixth race, six furlongs selling-Miptas
1l2; Who, Prosper, Royal N, Twilight Queen
Black Sheep, Harry Stanhope Lady Renesse-
Iaer. Deneen. 109 Kelle Kingston, lO5; In
auguration, lO4; Glennadeane. 100.
Weather clear; tract fast.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-19
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Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-19
RIOTERS CROWD IN

NEW YORK, Nov. 1S.-The biggest
football crowd that ever stormed the
Grand Central station will pack itself
into twenty-three special trains to see
the Yale and Harvard game tomor-
row.
The Harvard club has chartered two
whole trains and the Yale club sew
eral special cars.
Many graduates of both colleges and
their friends have engaged many other
cars. Among them are j. p. Morgan,
George W. Perkins, Harry Payne
Whitney, Elbert H. Gary, w. E. Corey
and Ballard Mccall.
Each train will be made up Of twelve
cars and 1t is estimated that twenty
three trains will carry more than 90
900 passengers.
Many bets were registered here to-
dav, though many Yale men were
somewhat prohibitive in demanding
odds of 21a to 1, Among the largest
bets was one of $4,000 to $500 on Har-
ward; $3.50 to $1,000 that Yale would not
score and even money that Harvard
would double any Yale score.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-19
.CROQUET WILL BE ON
LOCAL SPORT PROGRAM

Croquet is to be revived as popu-
lar amateur sport in Los Angeles. One
of the finest croquet courts in the west
is now in the process of formation on
Mt. Wasnir ton, anu it is the plan Of
the management to hold monthly
tournaments at the mallet game, with
special cups and prizes offered as re-
wards for skill.
Invitations have been sent to all the
various schools of Los Angeles as well
as the local athletic clubs to organize
crouuet teams and weekly contests
will be held on the hilltop grounds.
A special set of mallets wickets and
balls has been ordered from the east,
and the greatest of care is being ex
ercised to make the court exactly true,
and available for championship
matches.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-19
AMATEUR SCHEDULE
SUNDAY GAMES

SpaIdings VS.. San BernardinOs. at San
BernardinO.
Riley T-Bones VS.. San Pedros, at San
Hughes VS.. Santa Anas. at Santa Ana.
sherman Indians VS.. Artesias, at Artesia-
Blinn Lumber Co. VS.. San FernandOs' at
san Fernando.
North broadway VS.. South Hoilywoods, at
South Hollywood.
Nonrovias VS.. Jose villas, at MOnrOvia.
Glendoras VS.. HOegees, at GlendOra-
Verdugos VS.. Moneta Merchants. at YER
dugo. a..
Hat Box vs. Santa Monlcas, at Santa
Monica,
Vernon NJ. W. a. vs. jefferson Centrals,
at Fortieth and Mckinley.
Novelties vs.. Palms, at Palms.
College Inns VS.. Ontarios, at Ontario.
Whittiers vs.. Dyas- Clines at Los NeitOs.
DOwneys vs.. Pecans, at Downey.
Burke Athletic Club VS.. Radlum Springs
at Radlum Springs.
Lawndaies VS. south CentraIs, at Lawn
dale.
Oceansides VS.. Ollndas No 1. at Ocean
side.
Oxnards VS.. Ventures, at Ventura.
Olindas No. vs. Diamond stars at
OlindR.
Tufts-Lyons VS.. Redondos at RedOndo.
Long Beach Pasadenas. at Pasadena
L. a. Grays va. Weiands, at Thirty
eighth ana Alameda streets.
w. Washington Merchants vs.. Easter"
Outfitters, at Washington and Edendale.
seauOias vs. Western Athletics. at Fourth
and OKnard.
COMMERCIAL LEAGUE
Pirates va. Brunswicks, at Twenty-1fth
and Alameda,
City Dyes vs.. California Athletics, at AS
KGtr-B Bects vs. 4. u. Ts at Thirty-eighth
and Santa Fe avenue.
JUVENILE LEAGUE
Boyle Heights VS.. Tenth Streets, mt YER
non.
NeIks VS.. Long Beach. at BeIvedere.
Centrals VS.. Hornets, at Sixth and Alex
ander.
SIausODs VS.. VernOns, Mt slauson.
GAMES TODAY
Union Hardwares VS.. Soldiers Home, at
Soldiers home.
Moneta Merchants VS.. CIunes, at Echo
Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-19
WARING TRADED FOR
ABBOTT OF TOLEDO

Hen Berry is out with the announce
ment that he has signed Abbott of the
Toledo American Association team. War
ing has been exchanged for the Buckeye
player, and Harry will probably be traded
in turn to the Maps, who are after just
the kind of stuff Waring has been show
ing Abbott is heady catcher and should
work well with the Angeleno players.
His work with the stick has not Sbeen
sensational during the past couple of
seasons. although he is credited with a
balance over the 800 mark In 1908
His prowess in fielding is his strong
point and he has been the teams chief
rackstop for several years.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-19
BY E. V. WELLER

Football will have day today when three championship
are on the schedule and the University OF Southern Cali
forn at Caemon Minnesota Michigan Ann Arbor and
Yale and Harvard The afternoons program
many the firm foothold which the Rugby
ever tickle andom from its first love.
The band rooters 400 strong will leave La Grande
station on the today Alumni field Clare
mont decision regard the future resting place OF
the Southern football of 1910 shall be rendered
will be in great roofing ee and both teams will be
on edge mighty The game should be good exhibition
from both standpoints, the field and the bleaChers.
only local championship pigskn strug
Yaearvard and Minnesota Michigan clashes in the
and about the trio of interest
increasing hourly the time for the referees call