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Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-07
OGDEN RACES

ocOEH. Oct. 6.--Arionette. tho tavorte'
r,oD the feature race today. Balronia was
a close contender. Jockey Gaugel was sus
pended indefinitely because; Win H'rA,e 80
Summary:
First. six furlongs-Hannibal Bey' won
silver Stocking second; Altar, third lHhe
1:17.
Second race nve furlongs-Alaxie' won
Inauguration, second; Cruzinda, third Ilhe
1903 3-5.
Third race. ive furlonEs-showoal'' w "Un
Tuhe Rose. second; Zick Abrams. tAird
Time 1903 1-5
Fourth race six furlongs-Arionette, won
Ra,ronia. second; Sewel third. Time 1:l5
Fifth race, one mile-Captain Burnett
won; Oberon, second; Knight OF lVahhoe
third. Time. 143 As.
six+b race. seven MISUNDERSTANDING, won
Dorothy Ann. second; DR.. Downie. thlrd
Time, 1881.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-07
NEW YORK AMERICANS
WIN FROM PHILADELPHIA

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 6.-New York
defeated Philadelphia today by scor-
ing two runs on Hemphills double,
Chases single and knights three-bag-
ser. Score:
New York 8, hits 6, errors 1.
Philadelphia l, hits Z, errors 8.
Batteries-Ford and Mitchell; Dygert
and Thomas.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-07
WALDO THROOP TO
LEAVE FOR MEET
Crack Los Angeles Sprinter Viii
Join Northern Athletes in
Eastern Trip

William Martin of the Seattle Ath-
letic club and Charlie Throop of the
University of Southern California are
the two crack sprinters from the Pa
cifc coast who will compete in the ma
tional track and field championships to
be held at New Orleans on Friday and
Saturday Of next week. Word was re
ceived from Seattle a few days ago
that Martin would be the only repre-
sentative from the northern cub to
participate in the Amateur Ath etic
union games. Throop has been train
ing all summer and is expected to be
well to the front when the short dis
tance men reach the tape in the 100 and
22O yard dashes. Martin is expected TO
Join the Olympic club team, which VIII
leave for the scene of the games Sat
urday from san Francisco.
The announcement that these two
sprinters will be in competition in
New Orleans has been received with
considerable enthusiasm. Both Mar
tin and Throop are as fast as the east
ern sprinters who are running at the
present time and their efforts are sure
to result in additional victories fer
western athletes. The Olympic club
team VIII uul pS pal ~ - us -
the sprints, but the entries of Martin
and Throop will witness a well bal
anced aggregation from the coast that
is likely to make a cleanup IN the
senior events on Saturday afternoon
of next week.
Lee Scott, the former Stanford pole
vaulter and holder of the worlds rec
ord in that event, who will compete for
the Olympic club in the American
championships, will be on the scene of
competition tomorrow. Scott let- New
York on Monday and will have plenty
of time to practice on the field which
is to be the scene of the games next
week. The balance of the olympic
club team will proceed by way of Los
Angeles and will stop here to prac-
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-07
NO RESERVATIONS TO BE
MADE FOR BIG SERIES

CHICAGO, Oct. 6.-Only 5000 seats
at the Chicago National league base
be- ball park will be sold for the worlds
championship series games, and no
reservations will be made by mail
Tbis decision was reached yesterday
bv Robert McRoy secretary Of the
American league, in charge OF me seac
eaie here. and President Murphy of
'- As a consequence the recommenda-
+ion sent the national commission
Tuesday. asking that the entire grand
stand be reserved, will be abandoned.
All four umpiras assigned to the
worlds series will ofIiciate in each
game. One will rule behind the pat
enn win make base decisions and two
will oficiate in the field.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-07
INJURY OF EVERS HAS
CHANGED ODDS ON SERIES

CHICAGO, Oct. 6.-While betting on
the worlds series between Chicago and
Philadelphia has not yet become brisk
several wagers have been laid.
"Piker" bets have been laid at varl-
Gus places, the average price being 10
to 7 on the Cubs, but those on the long
end now demand even money. Most
OF the wagers were placed before the
injury to Johnny Evers, and the l1y-
ers contend that with nm out Oh lhe
came II is an even-money contest.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-07
ANGELS DEVELOP
SPEED AND WIN, AZ
Howard Slams Ball for a Home
Run, and Criger Makes
Three-Bagge"

OAKLAND, oct. 6.-Six hits off
Browning, one of them a home run by
Howard, proved sufficient today 10
give Los Angeles it's second victory
over San Francisco by a score of 10
.. browning was relieved in the, SIXTH
Eastey taking up the burdep, and !ile
the latter was touched up for hVe mus
none of them figured in the tally line
Los Angeles had its batting clothes
unpacked for the day, Criger hammer
ing out triple and Smith double
besides Howards long drive Tor
homer. Crieer and Nagle, who relieved
him in the sixth, allowed nine hits
but fast fielding and poor base running
prevented San Francisco from plllng
up more than two runs. Score:
InS ANGELES
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-07
MAURICE McLOUGHLIN
TO ARRIVE HOME SOON

+ SAN FRANCISCO, Oct 6.-In tele-
gram to S. r. Marvin, founder Of the
Golden Gate Junior Tennis cup, Mau-
,ica NTcT ,ougblin stated yesterday that
he will return from the east next week.
He won the Longwood and Southamp-
ton ton @ events, two Of the biggest annual
tournaments, but was rather over
sbadowed bv Thomas Bundy the Los
Angeles crack, who won the national
singles event at Newport and gave
champion I.arned an awful scare in the
challenge match. McLoughlin Is one OF
the most popular players IN the country
local fans.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-07
MIL LWAUKEE WILL HOLD
A. A. u. CHAMPIONSHIPS

CHICAGO, Oct 6.-Milwaul1ee will
be the scene of the central A. A. U.
indoor track and field championships
for 1911. This was the announcement
made by President Hermann yester-
day.
Mr. Hermann issued call Tor.
hoard meeting. at which the decision
10 award the meet to Milwaukee will
be ratifed, and regular date set. 1t
is probable the affair will be run on
either the first or second Saturday
of next March.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-07
DRUCKE EQUALS LEAGUE
RECORD OF STRIKEOUTS

NEW YORK. oct. 6.-New York de-
faatcd Brooklyn today, 9 to 8, Drucke,
the local pitcher, tieing the National
league strikeout record of the year of
thirteen. Score:
Brooklyn 3. hits g. errors s.
New YORK 9. hits Is, errors 0.
Battercs-Barger and Miller; Drucke
and Wilson.
Umpires-Klon and Kane.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-07
DANNY LONG SECURES
NEW PLAYERS FOR SEALS

Danny Long has secured two new
PLAYERS for the Seals. They are
Weaver, who played shortstop for the
York club of the Tri-state league. and
Mcdonald, outfielder and third base
man Of the Terre Haute club OF the
Central league. During the present
season they have batted .286 and .21o
respectively. They will not don the
Seal uniform until next spring.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-07
OGDEN ENTRIES

First race, Ave furlongs-zick Abrams
Aouiline, Aunt Polly. 105: Jim CaHerata'
1O9; Galene Gale. Runsum, 80.
Second race five furlongs-Amargosa Dor
ide. 100; ST. Heller, Copper city, l05.
Third race, dve furlongs-He Knows,
Alaxie Byron, 1906 Busy Man, Burning
Bush, 101; Susie Gregg, Ill; Orelio, 80.
Fourth race. hve furlongs-Thistle Belle,
i16; Hannah Louise, 1O5; Metropolitan, ia;
Tube Rose, 100
Fifth race. one mlle-Gelico. Spring Ban,
Swell Girl 1O2: Hannibal Oberon. 107
Sixth race, six furongs-Sir Barry 1O5;
Harry Stanhope, Judge Shortall Pal, Moss
back Nebraska Lass. los.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-07
WORLDS SERIES WILL
OPEN IN N. Y. OCT. 13

NEW YORK, Oct. G.-The series OF
,,ost season games to be played under
the auspices of the national commits
sion between the local National and
American league teams will start Thurs
dav. october 10. at the polo grounds
and games will be played daily except
ing sunday, alternating at the two parks
All one team has won four contests
sbouId a seventh game be necessary,
a.. nIaoe and date will be decided by
an. toss of a coin.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-07
BABE ADAMS SUFFERS
BEFORE CUB SLUGGERS

CHICAGO, oct. 6.-In the first game
on the home grounds since they
clinched the National league pennant
Chicago today shut out the Pittsburgs,
to 0, the local team hitting Adams,
the star Of the worlds series of 1909,
hard, while Richie was inyinctble and
had sterling support. Score:
Chicago 4, hits s, errors 0.
Pittsburg 0, hits 6, errors 8.
Batteres-Richie and Needham;
Adams, Phillippi and Gibson.
Umpircs-Brennan and O'Day.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-07
LAJolE SHINES, BUT
BROWNS TAKE CONTEST

ST. LOUIS, Oct. 6.-st. Louis won
from Cleveland today, 6 to 8. Lajoie
got three hits out of four times at
bat. Score:
st. Louis g. hits Z, errors 4.
Cleveland 5, hits 8, errors 4.
Batteries-R Mitchell and stephens;
Koestner and Clark.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-07
OF CHICAGO
TEAM TRIMS KEl0 JAPS

TOXIC, Oct. 6.-Before 10000 specta-
tors, who included American Ambas-
sador O'Brien, the University of Chi
cago baseball team today defeated lhe
Keio university nine, to l. Score:
Chicago 8. hits 6, errors l.
Keio l. hits s. errors 2.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-07
SUMMARY

Four runs and hits off Brownins IN nvs
innngs run and hits of ThIeslhase STiser m hit
hhlnss' ra'nlbass hit-Smlth Sacrifice hits
Tag1F Mngohv smith. Bases balls--on Brown, "t
ng q off Criger, a eff Eastiey a. struck To GU.
BY browning, 3; by CrigeT ,ob,sp u pS to shaw to
Tsnnant Wild pitch-Criger. Time OF game
90 'Imn,res-McGreevy and Irwin.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-07
WEBFOOTERS TRIM
SENATORS AGAIN
Portland Still in. Winning Stride,
and AreIIaneS Is Selected
a Victim

PORTLAND, oct. 6.-Portland won
the second game of the present series
with Sacramento, to l, today. Both
pitchers made fine showings, and 1t
was only the good fortune of Portland
in hitting Arrellanes in two innings
that saved the day for the locals.
Score:
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-07
SUMMARY

1Iits-On Hosp, 6. Three base hit-W. 10
gan Two-base hit-Ross. Sacrifice hit-H.
HoganS Innings pitched-By Hit $: Eases son on
balIs-on Hit 8. off Moser, 3, struck SIn., Iul-
CERT os to Cutshaw to Wares to Moser to Mite TO
Cameron; Wares to Cutshaw to Cameron, az .dI1o
Hit by pitched ball-Wolyerton Time 9t game
Ian ITmpires-Van Haltren and HildebTahd'
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-07
OAKS TAKE ONE
MORE FROM HAP
WoIverton Captain of Commut-
ers, Struck by Pitched Ball
in First Inning
OAKS AND BEAVERS CLIMB

GAMES TODAY
Los Angeles, Mt San Francisco
Sacramento, at Portland.
Oakland, at Vernon park.
RESULTS YESTERDAY
Los Angeles 4, San Francisco 2
Vernon 0, Oakland 2.
Portland g, Sacramento l.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-07
HETLINC CASE MAY
DECIDE PENNANT.
National Commissions Decision
viii Probably Be Pennant
Award of 1910

Judge Graham declares that Walter
McCredie is laying the Portland club
open to a deal of trouble with the ma
tional baseball commission by defying
the president of the Coast league with
threats of turning outlaw.
Up to cate President Graham has not
officially received Wolverton's protests
of all the games in which Hetlng took
part, and until the official scorer at
Portland delivers the written protests
to him the Judge of course cannot de-
eide whether Portland will lose to
Oakland the three games which Het-
ling helped win. President Graham re-
fused to commit himself, but the Oaks
intend to make fight for their con-
tention and Portland stands in danger
of losing it's hold on first place. If the
games are awarded to Oakland the fig
ures stand as follows:
Clubs Won. Lost Pet.
Oakland ............."....... lO4 50 50 6S5
Portland .,.......r,.,......... "a f5 boz
The decision OF awarding the three
games practically means the crisis of
the pennant race, for with such a good
lead obtained the Oaks would have
half Nelson on the Beavers, who only
have two more weeks of play on their
own grounds.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-07
NATIONAL LEAGUE

GAMES TODAY
Philadelphia at Boston.
Brooklyn at New York.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-07
SUMMARY

Struck out-By Steen. 6; Arellanes 3.
Bases on balls-Steen. 2: Arellanes. 4. Two
base hit-Krueger Sacrifice hits-Hels
Casey, Ryan stolen bases-Arellanes.
Sheehan, Rapps Hit by pitched ball-Krue-
ger Passed ball--Fisher. First base on
errors-Sacramento, /; Portland, l. Wild
pitch-Steen. Left on bases-Sacramento
3: Portland, S. Time of game. 1:40. Um-
pires-Finney and Rankin.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-07
BOSTON MAKES OUAKERS
LOOK LIKE BUSHER NINE

BOSTON, Oct. G-Boston secured
twenty-five hits and scored twenty
runs off three Philadelphia pitchers to-
day, while the latter made twelve hits
and seven runs. Score.
Philadelphia Z, hits II, errors 3.
Boston 20, hits %, errors 3.
MISUNDERSTANDING, Girard Slaughter
and Doom, McDOnOugh; Parsons, Mat
tern and Rariden.
Umpires-Eason and Jennings.
The Union Hardwares VIII play the
Verdugo Park team at Nerdugo to-
morrow afternoon. Players are re
ouested to report at the Pacific Elec-
tric depot at 1:45 o'clock.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-07
AMERICAN LEAGUE
GAMES TODAY

Boston at Washington.
New York at Philadelphia.
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Sulphur Spring.

Spec1aI TO tie Ne7Os
Miss Emma Smith visited Miss Mabel
Grant Wednesday evening.
Miss Dorcas Richards spent the day
Wednesday with her sister, Mrs. A. K.
Bailey.
Mrs. r. E. Davis visited Mrs. j.
ii. Grant Thursday evening.
Mr.. Jno. Hall is still very low with
what is thought to be consumption.
Mrs. r. E. Davis visited Mrs. Jno.
Hall Wednesday evening
Mrs. Will Alder visited at Mr.. J. H.
Grants, Saturday evening.
Mrs. J. FL. Grant visited her anut,
Miss Sarah Looney, of Loney's Creek,
Saturday.
Herbert Bryson and James Grant
went to Oak Grove Saturdays vening.
Charm Thomas went to Whitwell
Friday.
J. H. Grant went to Whitwell Sat
urday.
Mrs. P. s. Harris and Miss Bette
Harris went to Whitwell Saturday.
Curry Davis was out riding Satur-
day evening. We suppose he was out
for his health.
Talmage and Curry Davis, E. J..
Hudson, Herbert Bryson and James
Grant attended preaching at New Hope
Saturday night.
Mrs. N. J. Shelton is visiting Mr..
and Mrs B. F. Bryson, few days.
Herbert Bryson and James Grant at
tended church at New Hope Sunday
evening and night
Mrs. M. E. Smith, of Chattanooga,
is visiting her daughter, Mrs W. f.
Shelton.
Talmage Davis spent Sunday at New
Hope.
Miss Dorcas Richards visited Mrs.
R. E. Davis Saturday evening.
Louis Harris, of Mineral Spings, and
two gentleman friends were driving in
our vicinity Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. Bryson and
family visited at Mr. W. F. Skeletons
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Colt, visited
her mother, Mrs M. J. Carlton. Sun
day.
G. W. McCurry and }. H. Grant
went to Chattanooga Monday
Misses Kizzie and Dorcas Richards
attended preaching at New Hope Sun
day.
J. F. Kelly, of South Pittsburg, i
spending few days in our vicinit.
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Grayson and fam
ily and Mr.. and Mrs. Art Grayson ant
family visited at New Hope Sunday.
Mrs. E. J. Hudson visited Mrs. w
F. Shelton Tuesday.
Grandma Barber, of New Hope, i
visiting at Mrs. Art Grayson'
Misses Kizzie and Dorcas Richard
visited Mrs. A. K. Bailey Monday.
Rev. A. T. Founders visited at MI
Geo. D. Smiths Tuesday.
Mrs. win Grayson called on Mrs. )
H. Grant Tuesday morning.
MAYA Bryson is attending school a
Whitwell.
Trouble.
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Caroline Chapel.

SeeriaI 70 rae Nrsrs.
Dust and fishing is the order OF 'n'
day now. -, hv
PRAYER meeting was attended py
very large crowd Sunday evening.
W. C. Moore called on Dan Truman
Sunday. uA;.
win Griffith and family of WINS
well. attended prayer meeting SUNDAY
evening. -. "a.
Rev. J. D. Billingsley visited his
son, ]. t. BiIlingsley, Sunday.
Our Sunday School is still IN tne
hands of the progressive people.
j. w. Miller called on his nrotnef'
j. A. Miller, of Whitwell, friua9
and Saturday.
A. A. Billingsley made nyi"s
trip to Powder Mill Friday
Misses Josie and jamie Ross, OF Eass
Lake, are visiting home folks TINS
week.
Dee Ross called on his sister, Mrs'
Pat jackson, Sunday evening
W. A. Bilhngsley and wife, called
ON g. H. Lewis, of Mineral Springa
Sunday.
Mrs. Eph Turner and daughter
Miss Lottie, attended prayer meeting
Sunday evening.
The Ridgedale boys will meet on the
hall diamond near Caroline Chapei
Church Saturday evening to organize
ball team. Let all of the boys come
that like to play ball. -
J. w. Miller and A, G. Gates called
on A. A. Billingsley Sunday evening
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Billingsley went
to Victoria Saturday.
| Nell Moore has his new house COM
pleted.
Mr.. and Mrs. Spearman Brown, 81
Sulphur Spring visited Mr.. and MIS-
Nell Moore Sunday.
less Webb called on his best girl
Miss Tinnie Robertson, Saturday night
L. L. Billingsley called on Miss
Willie Phelps Sunday.
Ben Gates and best girl looked pleas*
ed Sunday.
A. A. Spears called ON Nell Moore
Sunday evening.
Lewis Harris. of Inman, called on
Miss jamie Ross Sunday.
Wonder what has become of Perry
Ross as he hasn't been seen since no
got his leg broke.
There will be church at this place
Saturday night. Sunday and Sunday.
night
j. T. Billingsley went to Whitweli
Saturday.
w. 81. Jordan says he does like to
fish when he can catch them.
New Writer.
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Literary Society.

An excellent meeting of the Literary
Society was held Friday night. Near
~ hundred people were present and
very much interest displayed. The de-
bate, Resolved, That Marion Coun-
ty Shall Have High School,, which
was debated by John Griffith and Ber-
tha Bowler, affirmative, and Bill Mar
tin and Miss Grace Thomas, negative,
was very interesting. The Judges,
Miss Louise Hill, Rev. Gannoway and
Byron Bennett, rendered their decision
in favor of the negative. Little Miss
Bowler won the applause of the audi
ence for the intelligent way in which
she debated her side of the question.
Miss Bowler is very young but deliv-
cred her speech in a manner which
would give credit to one much older
In addition to the program as pub
lished in the News last week, which
with two exceptions, was carried ont
as given, Miss Eliza Martin recited
"Lasca' in spirited style. and Miss
Nina Randle pleased those present by
two piano selections.
The following is the program for
Saturday night:
Prayer, Chaplain
Reading, Miss Eliza Martin
Recitation, Muriel Scoield
Reading, Robert Barnett
Recitation, Henrie Martin
Piano Solo, Miss Grace Thomas
Debate: Which is the More Happy, d
Civilized or Uncivilized man.
MILFORD Scofield, Dennis Condra
Hugh Brewer, Gilbert Pryor
Recitation. Luther Cabe
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Beth Scofield and Sallie Martin.
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