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Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-07
SEVERAL
SUSPENDED AMATEURS
Local Branch of A. A. U. Passes
Upon Applications and
TransactS Business

Several important subjects were dis
cussed last night at the A. A. U. meet
ing held at the Los Angeles Athletic
club. Because of the illness of Presi-
dent stub" Raitt, Dean Cromwell
acted as chairman. The registratlon
reported that twenty-seven
amateurs had made application for
amateur cards and that twenty-five
were from unattached clubs. Two
amateur baseball players received
cards after a long period Of suspension
James Dodson, formerly Of Polytech-
mic high school now connected with
Throop institute, Pasadena, and PABLO
de la Guerra of Ventura high schooi
were the lucky individuals.
Chairman Braden Of the reglstrauon
committee resigned and DR., r. c. Beach
of Los Angeles high school was ap.-.
pointed temporary chairman until
President Raitt RECEIVERS from his i'll
ness. DR.. Beach is a desirable addition
m the union. as he is we'll advanced IN
interscholastic athletics.
President Raitt. i'm a letter TO the
commission. stated that he was very
much impressed with the idea or hold
ing a. championship field and wrestling
meet next spring to send Waldo Throop;
IT, 6. C.'s fast little sprinter and Fred
rTbonnson. OccidentaPs weight thrower,
to the national championship meets
which will be held at New Orleans
during the month of August. Subscrip-
+ions will be collected from the various
sporting goods houses, colleges and
interscholastic institutions for the pur-
pose Of raising funds to send these fast
athletes east to represent Los Angeles
Harold Orwig, a member of the Los
Angeles Athletic club, who took part
I'm a professional boxing contest of foul
rounds at McCarey's recently, was SCI
down for six months from date. II
wars announced at the meeting last
night that the Fullerton Union higf
school athletic squad was reinstated
This squad at the last meeting was
nrofessionalized because Its coach tooh
part in a game where professionals
we're on the lineups.
Chairman Braden reported that ne
had received applications from Ven
tura. Cotton, Pomona and San Ber'
nardino high schools to join the A. a
r.. which will be acted upon at
special meeting Of the registration
committee.
Those present were Dean Cromwell
T. s. c.; DIR. Summers. Pomona col
lere. Kinter Hamilton, Harvard Mill
+arv school: Dir. +. G. Beach, Los An
petes high school: Chester Lawrence
and captain Franklin, Los Angeles
Athletic club. and Red Perkins.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-07
OAKLAND ENTRIES

First race, Futurity course. seiling-Gra-
mercy, lie; Gelfoo, liz; Descendant, 112;
Juan, 1l2: Pride OF Lsmore. 112: El Per-
fecto 112; Ormonde Cunningham, 107;
Sully 10; Dixie Dixon. 10; Silk. 1o5; Babe
Neely, 105; W. V. Brumby, 1o7.
Second race, 6 furlongs selling-Arthur
Rouse. 9B: Servicence, III; Marse Abe. Ill;
Father Stafford, 10s; Marburg, l12; Ampe-
do. liz; DR.. Dougherty, lol; Anne MCGEE,
103; Lena Lech. 1903; Arthur Hyman. le6;
Baluade, l04.
Third race / mile and 20 yards selling
Contra Costa, 90; Wolfvile, 112; Don En-
rique. 112; Plckaway, ia. Catallne, i12;
Eudora. 110; Matte Mack. 1lO; onatassa'
10; Orilene. 1l0; French Cook. Ill
Fourth race 5la furlongs, Marin handi-
cap-Fern L.. 92i Galvesca, 80; Phil Mohr'
10l; Daddy Gyp, 1oi; Bubbling Water, l16;
Likely Dieudonne, 100; Cioudlight 1l2;
John H. Sheehan, III.
Fifth race, / mile and 20 yards selling
Tom o'Malley. 81: Elodia b., 9s: circo. 90:
Wap. 1l2: Special Delivery, liz; santhia'
100; Theo Case. 107; Andy Davern. lo7;
Aftermath, 1O7; Cigar Lighter. 110; Vola-
day, 10; Colbert. 102.
Sixth race, s furlongs, selling-Metropeh-
tan, s5: Roberta. 95; Passenger sb; Ketchel
97; Burning Bush. III; Hampass, III; Bell
snlcker, III; Creston, Ill; DR.. Downie, 100;
Acquia, 1O6; May Sutton, 100; Ellerd. ia
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-07

MT ATTY BALDWIN probably has
N lost his match with Ad Wolgast
M that Manager McCarey had
scheduled for June 25, since his de-
cisive defeat by Owen Moran in New
York makes him a doubtful drawing
card. McCarey has wired WoIgast to
ascertain If the Milwaukee Dutchman
will consent to the substitution of
George Memsio, and If the reply is
favorable the local lightweight will get
the chance he has longed for since he
came to the coast three years ago-to
win the lightweight championship.
Memsic has defeated Wolgast, being the
only lightweight who has turned the
trick, and believes he can keep on turn
ing the trick as often as they meet. 1t
will be q great card with two such
popular favorites appearing In a long
distance championship fight in the local
Marathon arena. McCarey will know
what the chances Of putting through
the match amount to by tonight.
Suny Jim Coffroth, the only rival OF
Tom McCarey I'm the fight promotion
business, is having q vacation In the
sunny south. Coffroth does not waste
his money on vacations and pleasure
tr4ps. so II is a safe bet that he is here
more on business than pleasure. He
nut in the day yesterday at the motor
drome. as the guest Of Barney Oldheld
and Bill Pickens, and will go north on
The Owl tonight. He came south TO
talk with Joe Woodman about date
for San Langford. but Joe is in Frisco
and nothing can come out or the WISH
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-07
WASHINGTON CREW TO
ROW BADGERS IN JUNE
Finally Accepts Date Selected for
Interstate Regatta to Be
Held in Wisconsin

MADISON, Wis. April 6.-The date
for the first crew race between Wis
consln and Washington has been de-
cided after considerable negotiation
between the Pacific coast and Wiscon-
sin state coaches. Director Ten Eycke
received word yesterday from Wash
ington. accepting June 4 for the race
on Lake Mindoka. For some time there
was an effort made by Washington to
have the race the following week. The
Madison crew has been working for
several weeks, and Ten Eycke expects
to have his men row 500 miles before
the date of the race. The Washington
students are trying to raise fund of
$500 to send the crew east, and Wis
consin is to help pay the expenses.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-07
BAT HAS NARROW
ESCAPE IN AUTO
Tries Joy Riding with Nearly Fatal
Results in PhiIadeI-
phia
BUMPS INTO TWO ACCIDENTS
Former Lightweight Champion Is
Thrown Out of Car in COL
IiSion on Streets
BUMPS INTO TWO ACCIDENTS

Battling Nelson. former lightweight
champion of the world, has had his
fling at joy riding and with almost
fatal results, as the following personal
telegram to the sporting editor shows
Bat is showing in Philadelphia this
week, and goes on to Brooklyn for two
weeks, after which ne will go to Obar
try to build UP his physical self to the
notch he thinks necessary for him TO
regain his title from Ad Wolgast. His
telegram follows:
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, April 6.-Jay
Davidson. Herald, Los Angeles: To-
night, after boxing two rounds each
with Kid Broad, Willie Gibbs, Billy
Silvers and the great Californian, Joe
Thomas, we grabbed an auto and sped
to Frank Foley's club to see the Smed-
ley-Hogan fight. The fight had gone
one round when l entered, and to
everybody's surprise ii was stopped
until l was introduced. Can you beat
that? Well, in the third. Smedley put
the "kibosh" on 'Knockerout" Hogan
with a right on the lower extremities
of his map. Coming back we came
near having two tragedies. First, a
street car Just missed smashing our
auto. It Just grazed the rear wheels.
A few blocks further, a car was cross
ing the road in front of us and the
chauffeur put on all the brakes and
the car skidded and we bumped headon
into the street car. tearing off both
front wheels OF our auto. 1t was the
fault of the motorman, as he should
have stopped his car, knowing the
pavement was slippery. Kid Broad,
Billy Silver, Johnny Foley and l all
piled up in a heap. l skinned my
shins, but otherwise we only got a good
shaking up and a bad scare.
BATTLING NELSON.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-07
NEWS
ORB|CULAR ANNEXES
FEATURE At OAKLAND
Beats Lightly Weighted Chester
Krum at Mile and Eighth
in Handicap

OAKLAND, April 6.-After one of
the best contests Of the season, Orbicu-
lar gained victory over Chester Krum
in the San Leandro handicap at Bmery
VILE today. Must enthusiasm was
aroused as the pair fought 1t out in
the last furlong. Chester Krum
swerved at the start and was In a
pocket. Archibald outrode Seldom at
the finish. Trust and Redwood II fell
in the second race soon after passing
the stand. but Seldom and Taylor es-
capped injury. Results:
First race. G furongs. selling-Banrose,
i09 (Archibald) won; My Pal. Ill (Gross)
second; FredonIa, 1Oe (Shale) third; time
1915 2-5. Edith r.. r. A. McCurdy, Pacifico.
Royal N, Col. Brady, Amethyst, Combury,
Blanche c. and Lanita also ran.
Second race. u miles-NIke Jordan. 1i2
Denny won; Spring Ban, 1lO (Rice) sec
ond; Cocksure 112 (Williams) third; time
$50 2-5. Nasmerito, Pelgroso. Homeless
St Adams Trust and Redwood II. also ran
Third race, Futurity course. selllng-Gold
Fin. 100 (Gross) won; Thistle Belle. 103
(Kent) second Balronia, 90 (Parker) third
time 1:1o. BnOcuar. jam Gaffney. Sewell
and Kid North also ran
Fourth race. IN miles. San Leandro han
Chester Krum. 90 (selden) second; Incle-
ment, 100 CVandusan) third; time lisa
Edwin T. Fryer and Col Jack also ran.
Fifth race. 1 mile. selling-whidden- III
(Archibald) won: Beau Man. los (Taylor)
second; Redeem. % (Thomas) third; time
1:42. Hiacke. Hush Money. odd Rose. Sill
yer Line and Charley Paine finished as
named
Sixth race. furiongs sellng-B. NJ. Fry,
113 (Archiba1d) won; Mlnn ocla, 81 (Ked-
erls) second: Rey el Tovar. 1o3 tSelden)
third time 100 AS lex, Emma g., Billy
Mayham, Lord Clinton, Mollie Montrose,
Ybor Tramotor and Annie Wells also ran.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-07
POWELL GETS DECISION
AT END OF FIFTEENTH

SAN FRANCISCO, April 6.-Lew Pow
ell was given the decision tonight over
George NIemsIc of Los Angeles at the end
of "A scheduled 15-round fight. Powell
had Memsic going some the first round
hut was unable to put him out.
Powell outbOxed his opponent from
the opening round to the closing gong,
using n straight left jab that stopped
Memsio every time he led. When the
infIghting was thickest Powell also
showed his superiority.
At the opening of the fight. 1t seemed
that Memsic would cause Powell more
worry than the betting Indicated But
after the fourth round Powell showed
that he was tho master of Memsic' and
Memslo was a good shOrtender for the
rest of the night Ed Smith was referee
R. C. Wilson, a prominent sporting
man of london, who is here to witness
the Jeffries-Johnson affair, refereed one
of tho preliminaries and his manner In
the ring pleased the big crowd.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-07
BARRY IS SHOWING
IMPROVED FORM
Big Chicago Boy Surprises His
Friends by His Workouts
in Training
BELIEVES HE WILL STOP SAM
Lanuford Continues to Attract
Large Crowds to His Train
ina Quarters at Arcadia

Jim Barry went at his training in
earnest yesterday at Venice and be-
sides a long run on the beach road in
the morning he did an hours exercls-
ing in the Arcade gym in the after
noon. He boxed twelve rounds alto
gether using Young Solomon, Jim
Tremble and Bill Rose for sparring
partners. He finished strong and
showed improvement over any recent
form displayed in Los Angeles. Barry
was full of spirit and declared that he
would whip Langford in the long scrap
at Vernon arena a week from today.
Langford appeared before a big
crowd at Arcadia and went through his
regular routine of training, boxing
with Jim Andrews. George Byers and
Arthur Collins. He was fast ana
clever and went the last round with
as much speed as he did the initial
session. Sam does not hold Barry too
cheaply and will not make the mistake
he did in his preparation for his first
fight with Flynn by going into tho
ring not trained to the minute. for ne
knows that at any time in the twenty
five rounds Barry ls apt to slip ono
over that will end his aspirations IN
the heavy class and he will do all he
can TO guard against just such a ca
tastrophe.
Morrle Bloom, Red Corbett ana
Young Rivers are training at the Maud
pavilion for their fights. while Al Rog-
ers is getting ready for Bloom at Re
dondo. The smaller boys are working
with q vim and promise to add no little
to the program next Thursday after
noon.
Large crowds attended the moving
pictures of the Langford-Flynn con-
test at 23S South Spring street yester-
day and the management VIII keep
them on exhibition for several weeks
and then send them over the southern
circuit so the fans outside OF Los An
geles will have the opportunity to see
the great fight,
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-07
SOUTHERN MAGNATES
HOLD SHORT SESSION

The directors of the Southern State
league held a short session last night
at 21O Lissner building. owing to the
fact that the Whittier team withdrew
from the organization, it upset the
weekly schedule and only one league
game will be played, that being with
the Santa Monica and Hughes clups.
trha Goldsmiths and the Vernon teams
will play an exhibition game at Ath-
letic park. George Peter Hansen, who
acted as chairman in the absence of
president George Reeves, decided that
both the representatives of the Wood
NJ -Hulse and the Hughes clubs equally
nav the outstanding umpire fee which
has been in dispute for several weeks
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-07
IS DOING
SOME ROUTINE WORK
PLAYS Baseball and HandbalI and
Takes Row on San Lo-
renzo River

ROwARDENNAN. Cal, April g.
Two hours Of baseball. a row on the
San Lorenzo river and handball game
in the afternoon completed Jim Jefrr1es
training program today. The proposed
morning jaunt over the mountain roads
was abandoned until tomorrow, when II
will be made regular feature of the
daily training grind. The boxing Will
begin Friday afternoon.
Jeffries and his trainers expressed
much satisfaction tonight as the result
OF his first days work. the latter de-
claring that the champion had prob
ably shed three or four pounds in the
days grilling.
Articles of incorporation are being
prepared for the formation of the Ro-
wardennan Athletic club, to be capital
ized at $4,000. sam Berger, V. V. Sam
pies and d. N. Berlin are the organ
izers. High class wrestling and boxing
exhibitions are promised.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-07
JACKSONVILLE RESULTS

JACKSONVILLE, Fla, April 6.-The
feature of today's mediocre card was
the impressive victory of Darling over
a field of smart two-year-olds in the
Fountain of Youth selling stakes.
Summary:
First race six furlongs, selling-A phrodite
won. C. Clamp second, Levengton third; time
1:14 As.
Second race seven furiongs, selling-colonei
Jot won, NJ j. Whelan second Kenmare
Queen third; time LIS 1-5.
Third race. SIX furlongs. seiling-Barnesdale
won. Camel second, Seymour Beutler third;
time 1:14.
Fourth race, four and one-haf furlongs,
Fountain of Youth selling stakes-Darling
won, Sir Kearney second, Moncrief third;
time 0:55 2-5. Darling Williams entry
Fifth race, mile and seventy yards selling
Great Jubilee won, Merry Gift second First
Premium third; time 1:44 3-5.
Sixth race. mile and sixteenth, selling
Pirate Diana won, Jack Right second, Maxi
mum third; time 1:4S 2-5.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-07
POMONA MAKES GOOD
SHOWING At BERKELEY
Fisher, Claremont Distance Run
ner, Proves Hero Of Track
Meet Up North

BERKELEY, April 6.-Although de-
feated by the athletes of the University
of California today, the track ana held
men of Pomona college made more
than a favorable showing and won SIX
OF the most important events on the
program. California finished with ~
points, Pomona with 43.
Eisher the Pomona distance man,
was the star performer of the after
noon. He took the mile in 4:29 20 ana
beat Saxon, tho Berkeley running IN
This "a only l 1-5 seconds slower than
the record established by Con Connolly,
the Marathon runner, at Stanford oval
two years ago. ~
cant. sloane Of Pomona won both the
10O and 2OO-yard dashes, and Barnes or
the same team won the pole vault, with
II feet 4 inches Pomona was hrst IN
the mile relay, the men OF the team
completing the circuit in 3:19 2-b.
Aliens broad jump of % feet S4a
inches was California's best showing.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-07
ANGELS LOSE AFTER
EXTRA INNING PLAY
Fitzgerald Wins Out After Classy
Pitching Duel with Tozer
In Eleventh Round

SACRAMENTO, April 6.-Fitzgera1d
and Tozer had an eleven-inning pitch
ers duel this afternoon, the Senators
finally winning by score or TO !;
I'm 10 the ninth inning the score stood
/ to in favor of the Senators, but
Darringer. at third. booted Howard, 5
erounder after Dillon had singled, al
lowing the Angels captain to tally the
run that tied the score. In the eleventh
Van Buren, doubled and was scored by
Perry, who swung through with sin
gle. winning the game for the Senators
Goora.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-07
OAKS ROWDIES ARE
SHOWN To THE BENCH
Captain WoIverton and Fielder
Swander Removed from Game
for Disputing Decisions
COAST LEAGUE

SAN FRANCISCO, April 6.-Baseball
Of the sand lot variety was played at
Recreation park today when San Fran
cisco, after a free hitting game, poorly
helded. won from Oakland by a score
of IL to s. Captain Wolverton of the
Oakland team was ordered off the
grounds by Umpire Van Haltren for
disputing a decision that Tenant was
safe at third when Hogan had tagged
him. and Swander was removed for
questioning a decision on balls and
strikes while he was at bat. The hit
ting of Witt and his sensational field
ing at second were the only good fea-
lures OF the game. Score:
SAN ED NrISCn
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-07
ANOTHER BASEBALL
LEAGUE IN PROSPECT

Another baseball league will be
launched in the Saturday afternoon
ranks shortly, to be known as the De-
partment store league. The teams
which will compose this league include
the Broadway store. Hamburger s.
pnIlocks BOSTON and the Vile de Par
Is + s. Dillinberger of the Broadway
department store is spoken of as pres
ident. II is the intention of the pro-
moters to play n series OF ten weeks:
starting July /. The first meeting Will
be held May 10 at 21O Lissner building.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-07
BUFFALO DECIDES TO
PASS UP GRAND CIRCUIT

BUFFALO, N. y, April 6;-At
meetinp of the Buffalo Road Drivers
ASSOCIATION today it was decided not
to hold a grand circuit meeting here
this summer This decision was
reached. it is said. because Of the finan-
cIaI failure of last years meeting
which, owing to the antt-betting laws
oe this state, was held on the Fort
Erle Ont. trACk.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-07
SIGNS UP
PAPKE-KLAUS SCRAP
Promises Winner a Battle in July
with KetChel for Middle
weight Title

KEWANET. April 6.-Billy Papke
will meet Frank Klaus, the Pittsburg
middlewelght, at San Francisco on
May IA. This was announced last night
by Ed Papke, manager of Billy, fol-
lowing negotiations with James Cof-
froth. who will stage the battle. The
match was closed with Papke under
the agreement that the winner is to
meet Ketchel for the championship,
probably early in July.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-07
COFFROTH LOOKS At
MOTORDROME PLANT
Takes Record Spin Over New
Auto Race Course with
Barney 0IdfieId

Jimmy Coffroth. impresario OF the
padded nit performers, Is in Los An
COLES. Jimmy came in shod with rub
her heels, and Barney Oldheld was the
first to sound the alarm that the great
promoter was in our midst.
Barney took Jimmy in tow yesterday
and the pair went out TO the new
motordrome in one of Barney's space
eaters. They made almost as good
time as Coffroth did when he coppeu
$1,000 by getting from London to san
Francisco in worlds record time. Upon
reaching the track Jimmy donned
mechanician's garb and stuck for the
big show when Barney began his daily
practice with his Knox stock car WIlch
he uses in the selling races, rive
miles were covered in better than the
present worlds record, and CoHfoth
was yelling for more speed.
Later a panic was almost caused by
the proundless rumor that Coffroth had
spilled a pocketful of twenty-dollar
GOLD nieces around the track during the
wild ride. Jack Prince ordered the
gates locked while search was lnstl-
tuted.
Coffroth said last night Il JUST took
q rim down to have a look at Oldneld
new Rlitzen Benz and to see what the
new track looked like. Both are the
most marvellous I have ever seen.
predict a great future for automobile
racing. and as / understand that these
tracks will be built in several or the
larger cities I cannot help but be IN
terested in the outcome. l am positive
the construction of such courses VIII
make automobile racing take its place
in the ranks of national sports, such as
baseball and horse racing.
II was much gratified with Barney
success in driving the fastest mile over
the Florida beach ever covered by hu-
man. The old master is at his best
and is good for many more finish bat
tles. 1 will always have little bet on
him when he starts"
dinner party given by Oldfeld last
night. He will return home on the Owl
tonight.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-07
oLENDALEs PLAY oXY

The Glendale City club will play the
Occidental college team at Occidental
today, and Saturday the Glendales will
go up against the Downey team. The
same day Glendale No. 2 team will
play the Crown Hill team of Los An
geles at the Glendale park Batteries
in the Glendale Occidental college
game will be Benson and Butterlck Tor
Glendale and Patterson and O'Connor
for Occidental
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-07
PITCHER MARSHALL is
TURNED OVER TO VERNON

Clarence Marshall, the pitcher who
was to report to the Davenport club
Of the Three-I league, late last night
received a telegram from the eastern
rnagnate to report to Captain Hogan
of the Vernon club Marshall either
will be with the Vernon club this sea-
son or be farmed out to the Bisbee,
Ariz., team. Hogan, when seen last
night. said that he did not know what
he would do with Marshall. IF Bis
bee does not get him" said Hogan, no
doubt he will be sent to one Of the
state league clubs"
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-07
FIGHT AT SAN PEDRO

SAN PEDRO, April 6.-Kid Rees
and Joe Livermore have been matched
for q twenty-round go at the harbor
City Athletic club next Tuesday night.
The prehminaries win include another
six-round bout between Kid Solomon
and Henry Caresse. Joe Silvers and
Charles Boesen have been matched for
four rounds.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-07
WANT BRITISH GOLF TITLE

NEW YORK, April 6.-Two promi-
nent British professional golfers,
Willie Smith and Alex Ross, announce
that this year they will make bid In
tho British open golf championship TO
be played at st. Andrews on June
2o-29 willie Anderson, who has won
the title here four times, and who ex-
pected to go abroad with Smith and
Ross. will be unable to make the trip
on account Of a conflict of dates.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-07
Totals ........s9 II is 8 ~
OAKLAND
u " u = n Ut
SCORE BY INNINGS
SUMMARY

Three runs. S hits of Tonneson in Is
innings Hlts-On Nelson. 8; runs on Mel
SON when taken out In hrst OF thlro IN
- sacriace hy-Cameron, Wares Three
base hdt-McArdle. Two-base hits-Wolve =
ton O. Tonneson Mundor1, Cameron VII
remnant. Griffin McHale. Sacrifice MT
McArdle First base on balls-On Henley
/. Nelson. 2; Tonneson, 3; Dank l. struck
out-By Henley. /; Nelson. 8; Tonneson J;
Dank, p Hit by pitcher-Maggett Douoie
e. T-a,pant. Mundorff to Tennent. Passed
baI,-Nit7e. Time-2:2O. Umpires-hude-
brand and Van Haltren.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-07
BOWLING

On the Brunswick alleys wednesday
night the Montgomerys defeated the
Athletics, taking four games.
stephens Of the Athletics absorbed
too much Los Angeles gas and blew up.
Capt. Rooms had high game and av-
erage. He bowled in excellent form,
bowling down 952 pins. Score as fol-
lows.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-07
SUMMERS KNOCKS OUT
DUB AND KEEPS TITLE

SYDNEY, n. S. w. April G-Johnny
Summers Of England knocked out IL,
Moehegan today in the nineteenth
round of their fight for the lightweight
championship Of Australia
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-07
VANDERBILT WINS AGAIN

PARIS, April 6.-W. x. Vanderbilt's
serpentau won the Prix Kendall IN
mel owned by Ross Adams, finished
third in the Prix Martagon.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-07
SUMMARY I
r,wn-nasA hits-Nan Buren, 2; BrIg

r~,,o-r base hits-Van Buren,, 2 Brlggs' i.
saariscs hits-Bernard, Dillon, Van Buren'
Fitzgerald First base on eFroTsITos Gte IoIer an
seI.7' % boeee-T,os Angeles, 8; Sacramento,
t'ei' struck out-By Tozer, /; Fitzgerald, 3
0o,bIe plays-Fdtzgerald TO- parrinse1
poth to Dillon TO Tozer Passed palI O''i4-
dorff Tirne-1:55. Umpire-Flnney'