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Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-06
JOHNSON ANNOUNCES
N0LAN'S APPOINTMENT
Former Manager of Battling Mel
son Succeeds Little as the
Negro's Representative

SAN FRANCISCO, June 5.--Follow-
ing the discharge of George Little of
Chicago as his manager Jack Johnson
announced tonight that Billy Nolan
would handle his affairs hereafter.
Nolan confirmed this statement.
Nolan has been connected with the
fight game for twenty years. He was
formerly located at Butte, Mont.
where he was in the field as fight
promoter His greatest prominence
was won while handling the interests
of Bat Nelson, and it was while under
Nolans management that Nelson won
the lightweight championship OF the
world.
Until called by johnson to act for
him and since retiring from the fight
business three years ago, Nolan has
lived on his ranch in Lake county. this
state. In a statement issued tonight
he said:
johnson and 1 have been friends
for ten years. He is not new to me
and l think l know what he wants.
| don't know Mr.. Little and therefore
cannot discuss him. l will do all in
my power in the interests of the fight
er whose manager / am"
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-06
BY LAY DAVIDSON


cisco by winning lucky game IN the 4 op & the hero of the
afternoon game by hard a. luck & to ,n n b @ the the ten long in
by scoring the only run OF the
his duel with East inning before he
had started too having another
bad inning in the ninth when two hits ned Frisco TWO runs ou'e
The morning game ppn
the morning affair These $500 sleepy
The went to the
tenth inning without score Henng and Miller pcns
all neither owing the slightest indication Of weak
ness - at any @ @ r that b allowed on two scratch
m fielding prevented @ h % M the ninth Miller gave the villagers six hits
than in any inning and the game might nave gone on % nun
Hensng taken the bit in his teeth in the
ball against the left
" , [ ting unn he ba 4 scored turning double into home
run opposition by his
sensational speed the bases and daring base
handling his double that he made them
let him alone until he had crossed the plate with the
When the ball bounded to the fence Lewis and oe raced
They found
Lewis getting his mts long nOugh to throw wildly to the center
quickly third who seemingly had caught
Hensng determined to win the game
right about his business regardless of the outlook
smashed into Witt like runaway switch engine going
] n KENT IN his wild drive for home and beat the ball there
by several seconds
neve-ackng and Henns crowned
inning the afternoon too big handicap
and t az t 1 4s ~ 49, 10y tnr WHAT aroo1
could not climb over the t~pe eree ted in the last weer
the by singing through the pitchers
Moher sacrifice got to third on passed
Tenant hit nasty
picked the for his double and
Burl doubled the Chu gate and Mar
Melc
enoug to barely touch
double
making the ball McArde
the
rushed threw Bode
the McArde when
Coysp perfect return o
it
the stova batting
Following are the
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-06
STATE LEAGUE

FRESNO June San Jose went down
to defeat twice today. Jones was mNllet
ble in the morning game allowing four scat
tered hits. Goodwin was pounded an oYeL
the lot for twelve hits and his support M%as %
ragged In the afternoon Emerson PIE"
m in the fifth inning, and after Walhins
two men allowed five hits in a row. 9coiS
morning game:
Fresno T. hits -. errors q.
san Jose o. hits 4, errors ).
Batteries-Jones and McDonoush' "oo0
win and Eastwood
Afternoon game
Fresno 5, hits 9, errors /.
san Jose L. hits ., errors 3. -
Ratterfes-Smith and McDonouSh' hiiS'
son. Yates and Dashwood.
STOCKTON, June 5.-stockton took the
first half championship by defeating Cah-
land twice today. making Twelve S.iais ~
victories The Boosters hit hard tnious u
ont Can't Francks has assembled the pc9I,
lot of PLAYERS that stockton has ever hau
the pleasure of watching play ana IL WI"
take a fast lot to beat them. Today games
hroupht out the largest crowd OF the sea
SON Score first game;
stockton g. hits II, errors 0.
Ookiauds o. hits 4. errors 4.
Batterfes-Kratzberg and Hasty' MosAi-
man and Burke.
Second game:
stockton 5. hits 10. errors =
Oakland . hits 4, errors 0.
Ratteries-Morton and HastN; Bloomheid
and Burke.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-06
JOHNSON TIES CAN
TO GEORGE LITTLE
Former Manager Says He VIII
Break Up Big Show Unless
Treated Right
HART is USED AS AN EXCUSE
Smoke Defends Ingratitude to His
Meal Ticket by Dragging
in His Friend

SAN FRANCISCO, June 5.-Open
warfare between Jack Johnson and
George Little. his manager, which
started Saturday night and wound up
this afternoon when johnson told Little
that he was discharged, was the main
topic of conversation at the beach
today.
Little, who claims he has an ironclad
contract with Johnson that is to run
until May. 1911, threatens trouble and
says that unless the differences are
settled he will stop the fight. 1t is
not believed that he can accomplish
anything of the sort, but if his con-
tract is good, 1t is possible that he can
force the negro to an accounting.
In spite of the fact that he was pre-
sumably discharged, Little insisted on
remaining at the door to take tickets,
and not until Johnson, backed by a
squad of police. appeared. did Little
take his departure.
According to Johnson, the trouble
arose because Little became jealous
of Sig Hart
Hart is one of my friends" said
Johnson. II have taken him out auto
MODELLING with me and Little didn't like
it. Then he threatened to whip Hart.
anu L lolu MN tidl WIS the tIiu- L
don't want any more to do with him.
He hasn't any contract that he can
hold me to-"
This is the statement issued by
Little: II have a contract with John
son that binds him to give me % per
cent of the profits, and I am authorized
to make all contracts for any boxing
matches. theatrical shows or anything
of the like,
"The $4,000 that we put up is my
money. 1 will manage Johnson or
there will be no fight, and If with
draw they can take that forfeit"
The trouble delayed the boxing in
the afternoon. but Johnson went
through with an unusually hard pro-
gram that included four rounds each
with George Cotton and Marty Cutler
and two with Dave Mills.
At the conclusion of his work john
son weighed for the newspaper men,
tipping the beam at 212 pounds, the
lowest he has weightd since his train
ing started He will do no boxing until
Wednesday, but will be in the gym
every afternoon.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-06
RialtO Gossip

ers on the Seals pay roll With them
back on the job, the Seals will be
hard to beat for the rag.
The T-bones, unbeaten diamond
stars. will take on the Orpheum Hams
at Vernon park Tuesday morning at
$3.50 o'clock and it is expected that
this will be some ball game. Riley
has a bunch of champions and has won
enough them to buy new chop
house already this season. He says he
will send his team out after the
Hams scalps just to give the Hams
little notorety. Here is the way the
two outfits will line up:
T-bones-Austin. second base; Or
satti, first base; keenan,, short; Riley,
third base; Goodell, right field; Church.
center field; F. Orsatti, left field; Pitt
man, catcher, and Mcconnell, pitcher
Ham -bones-Gorman, third; Harri-
gan, second; McCloskey, short; Smith,
catcher; Dale, center; Coleman, first;
Kennedy. right; Gordon, left; Brown,
pitcher.
Billy Nolan is an all right manager
of a fighter but it is a safe bet that
Coffroth, Gleason and Rickard are
anything but pleased with the change
in management. Nolan has a faculty
for getting into trouble and never can
be happy long at a time unless ne is
starting something. When he has
fighter under his wing promoters shud-
der every time they see him ap-
preaching.
There will be no Coast league game
here Tuesday. as Sacramento must
drop all the way from Portland and
cannot get here in time. This means
that the series will wind up next Mon
day afternoon. The same thing occurs
next week, too, when Portland comes
back When the Beavers get here it
is hoped Hogan will pitch Carson three
times and that the times the grabbing
outfit every time.
Col. Jim Brooks got on another
crouch yesterday afternoon after the
Villagers had lost the afternoon game
and said that he had decided to run
for president of the Coast league at the
annual election next winter. He said
he would have the support of half the
league from the jump and was sure of
election. His slate includes McFar-
land of Oakland for secretary. Col.
James does not like the idea of letting
Danny Long, Thomas Graham and the
San Francisco club run the whole
show, get all the good things in the
way of faVors and be pettted like they
amounted to something.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-06
. RESIDENT GRAHAM of the Coast {
league got another slap in the

N RESIDENT GRAHAM of the Coast
league got another slap in the
Il mush Yesterday when Chairman
Hermann of the National Baseball
committee wired him that his appeal
from the decision of the commission
in the appeal of the McCredies regard
ing the release of Carson to vernon
bv the Chicago Nationals could not be
considered ana the case would not be
reopened. This means that the COM
mission has awarded Carson to Vernon
and that Carson cannot play elsewhere
in organized baseball, regardless OF the
unseemly efforts of Graham to back
up the Grabbing Mercedes in their
sour grapes efforts TO get the tWlrler:
1t all looks like a bit of jealousy aimed
at Vernon because the club is on the
toboggan and wants to strengthen so
it can get back in the pennant chase.
With the major league clubs turning
loose of players to get within the re-
ouired limit, all the minor league clups
are strengthening and every club IN
the Coast league has picked up players
since the season opened, with the eX-
ception of Vernon. AS soon as hogan
got Carson and McCredle feallzeu ma tLiae
the pitcher would materially strengthen
the club and help it to win, games,
there went up howl of alright, ana
organized efforts were made to prevent
the ACQUISITION of Carson by Vernon.
McCredie appealed to the COMMISSION
and lost his case. Then Graham but
ted in and tried to save the DAY 1of
the MecCredies by intermeddllng IN
something over which he has no jurls-
diction and he is getting himself very
much disliked down here by his actions.
He is stripped of all authority now to
further interfere and Carson VIII pltch
the opening game with Sacramento
next Wednesday afternoon.
San Francisco has benefited mate
riallv by the intermeddling of era
ham in the Carson case and won t1Ve
in seven games played because Hitt
and Schafer are on the hospital list
and Willett and Hensling have been
overworked. Had Carson been per-
mitted to play. all these twirlers could
have been allowed to take their regu-
lar turns and would have won the
series for Vernon, as three games
were lost because of oVerworkea
pitchers.
Kid Mohler announced yesterday thal
Frisco would be strengthened Wednes-
dav by the addition of Sutor ana
Browning to the pitching staff. Sutof
was drafted ty Chicago and Browning
went to Detroit. Both are in nne
form now and outclass the other pllch-
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-06
AMERICAN LEAGUE

ST LOUIS. June 5.-St. Louis broke u'
tosing streak today by winning from Bos-
Ton to l. Lake did excellent work letting
Eoston down with six hits. Score;
St. Louis 2, hits T. errors g.
Boston l. hits 6. errors ?
Ratteries-Lake and Killifer; Collins and
Carrigan.
DETROIT June 5.-Detrolt mdue II thiee
stratobts from Philadelphia today, taxing
the dnaI game of the series. to o. Score
Philadelphia 0, hits 4. errors =
Detroit 9 hits s. errors o.
Stanage.
CHICAGO. June 5.-New York won today
to o. Ford did we'll and continued ms uh-
hrokSn record of victories. Score
Chicago 0, hits 3, errors l.
New York >. hits 6. errors :.
Batteries-Smith and Payne; Ford ana
Sweeney.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-06
BEATEN
IN BOTH GAMES
1horSen'S WiIdneSs in First Three
Innings of Morning Contest
Decides the Issue
CRIGER is ALSO OUT OF LUCK
Cameron's Home Run in Ninth in
Afternoon with Two Out,
Breaks 1t Up

SAN FRANCISCO. June 5.--As if to
show that yesterdays game was simply
mistake the Oaklanders stepped in
10 their stride again today and put
both games to their credit in the per-
centage column. In the morning, at
Freeman's park, Oakland. they won by
the healthy score of to /, and the
afternoon game, to 6. With the six
all in the last half of the ninth, and
with two down, Cameron swung on a
bender and the ball sailed out of the
lot, winning the game. Tonneson did
not last long, giving way in the fourth
to Moser, who steaded things.
In the morning, Oakland opened up
on Thorsen and had four runs in the
first inning before he knew 1t. They
got two more in the third, to one for
the visitors in the ninth. 1t was in
the fifth inning that Catcher Orendorff
was injured by pitched ball. He was
taken unconscious from the field. The
Score
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-06
STEAMER TOWING BOAT
IN SINKING CONDITION

BALTIMORE, June "a dispatch
from Cape Henry says the steamer
Danubian, bound fo' Newport News, is
towing the schooner Mary l.. Crosby,
which WAS reported from Beaufort, n.
g. yesterday as south of Diamond
shoal lightship. partly dismasted and
leaking. The Crosby is from Whining
tong, n. c., lumber laden.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-06
SIX STARTERS NAMED
FOR LAT0NIA DERBY

CINCINNATI, June 5.--The Latonia
derby will be contested tomorrow at
the opening Of the spring meeting of
the Latonia Jockey club. The meeting
is scheduled to run until July 2. In
dications point to a field Of six horses
facing the barrier in the derby, a mile
and half event, which has a guaran-
teed value of $4,000.
Donau, winner Of the Kentucky der
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-06
bH
SAN FERNANDO
SUMMARY

Three base hit-Lewis, Two-base hits-Lewis,
f Candelot Sacrifice hit-Jenifer, First base
on errors-Angelus Cubs, /; san Fernando, 5.
Left on bases-Angeus Cubs, s; San Fernando,
IT, Bases on bals-Off Lewis 1; off Fairchild,
g. struck out-By Lewis, s; by Mckee .; by
Fairchild, s. Hits made-Off Lewis 4; off Nc
Kee, /; off Fairchild, 12. Passed balls-Men-
ell q Hit by pitched ball-Bonett, f. Can
delot, Rosenberger Time of game, LAO Um-
pire Garcia.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-06

by, will carry top weight, 127 pounds;
Joe Morris, Bolla Bolla and Royal Re-
port will carry H. While Gallant Pr
ate carried ia and Milton f. but Ill.
In accordance with the Kentucky
law, pari-mutuels and auction pools
viii be used.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-06

Baseball, Racing, Boxing
HENSL|NG WINS HIS OWN CAME BY
TURNING TWO-BAGGER INTO HOMER

After Ten Innings of Nerve RaCkng, No-Run Pitching Whitley
Takes Bit in Teeth and Runs Away Doubling to Center and
Continuing Until He Makes Seals Commit Two Errors Sui
fcient for Him to Score Winning Run Without Slack
eninq Speed-WiIe Loses Afternoon Game by His
Widness and LiberaHty in Hits in First Round
After Two Hands Had Been Retired
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-06
'SUMMAR

Tbroo runs three hits off Tonneson. 1-3 in
nines. Sacrifice hits-Cutshaw, Wheeler, Roth.
Home run-Cameron. Bases on balls-Ott
Tonneson 5; off Criger, .; off Moser' :.
Struck out-By Tonneson, A; by Criger, 2; by
Noser, o. Double plays-Maggert to Cutshaw;
wares. unassisted. wild pitches-Moser'
Criger Time of g,me, 2:2O. Credit victory
to Moser. Umpire, Finney.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-06
CUBS OUTPLAYED
BY FERNANDO EXPERTS

Fernando stock was given boost yesterday
nv a decisive feat administered to the local
Aneelus Cubs on the Fernando diamond ~
70 q The Fernandos were ahead of the local
tom, at all points and landed on the ball
too often to afford the Cubs and hope OF
victory The score:
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-06
AGED AUTHOR DEAD

NEW YORK, June 5.-Stephen Van
Rensselaer, Ford, author, editor, COM
poser and critic, a member of one of
the Oldest families in the state, died
here today. He was "A years old.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-06
WIELANDERS MAKE RUNS
TILL TONGUES HANG OUT

camp by the overwhelming score of "a to on
the Thirty eighth and Alameda street field
Yesterday afternoon The losing delegation
was sadly outcassed and the run making of
the Wieanders became monotonous. The
aco
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-06

j. Dear, who reported the loss of a
considerable sum of money at an anna
teur game at Covina a week ago, has
located the coin and is feeling joyful
over the find.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-06
SUMMARY

Threeba hit-Martinke. Two-baso hits
Coy. .; Burrell, Martinlse. sacrific ht--Lewis
Bases on balls-Off Eastley. 1. Struck out
ByWillett, 3; by Eastey. ., Double plays
Lewis to Berry, r. Brashear to Fisher Shaw
to Mohler to Tenant Wild pitch Wilett.
Passed balls-Brown. Hit by pitched balls
Mohler, Berry. umpires, McGreevy and Hide
brand. Time of game, 1:4O
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-06
SUMMARY

Two-base hits-Swander. Mite. Sacrifice
hits-Howard. Wares, q Carroll Bases on
balls-Off Lively, 3; off Thorsen, 8. Struck
out-By Lively, Q; by Thorsen, .. Hit by
pitched balls-Orendorff, Wares, Cutshaw.
Double plays-Wares to Cutshaw to Cameron;
Roth to Dillon TO Smith. Time OF game, 1:i5.
Umpire, Finney.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-06
SUMMARY

Three-base hits-Muir, Lomasney, Shonley,
Fitzpatrick Two-base hlts-SchmIdt, Breunng,
Smith. Sacrifice hts-Wieands, 4; Columbus,
1. First base ON errors-Wielands, 3 Left on
bases-Wielands 5; Columbus, s. Bases on
bals-Off Shonley, 4; off Carlyle. /. Struck
out-By shonley, 10; by Carlyle, 2. Hits made
off shoney, o. off Carlyle, l2; off Herzog,
II. Hit by pitched bal-Hartenstein, Mar
shall. Time of game. 300. Umpires, Woods
and Perkins.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-06
SUMMARY

Two base hits-N Brashear, Mechoir Coy,
Martnke, Henslng, Mohler Sacrifice hit
y. Brashear Bases balls--Off Miller 3;
off Hensling, l. Struck out-By Miller, Il; by
Hensling, 6. Hit by pitched balls-Melchoir,
n. Brashear Umpires, Hildebrand and Nc
Greevy. Time Of game, 130
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-06
NATIONAL LEAGUE

No games scheduled for yesterday in the
National league
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-06
AMERICAN LEAGUE
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

At Louisville-Louisville 3, Milwaukee 2.
At dianapolis-Indianapol 4, Minneapo-
lis G.
At Toledo-Toledo T. st. Paul 0.
At Colunmbus-Coumbus Z, Kansas City .
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-06
SAN FRANCISCO

Carlisle batted for Lindsay in ninth in
ming.
*'Htt batted for Hogan in ninth inning
'''No outs when winning run was scored
SCORE BY INNINGS
Vernon. . ...........o Il
Base hits ,.......1 1 l-6
San Francisco ...O 0 o 90
Base hits .,........,2 o.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-06

.Two out when winning run scored
SCORE BY INNINGS
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-06
SAN FRANCISCO
SCORE BY INNINGS

pJdlS. s'ssss....ssf.80 80 ~ y Il
'Stovall batted for Brown in ninth inning
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-06-05
Tombstone Has
 Another Comet

IL is fact worthy of note that MT. Halley's comet hung around Tn the horizon and shed it's lustre upon Tombstone and vicinity far beyond the stay scheduled by scientific pro gram. its coming and disappearing did not portend an ill omen, but upon the contrary signalized A great event for, upon the event of it's appearance oa The 18th ultimo the wife of our popular townsmsn, Lsfe Gib. on, bore him handsome. bouncing blds eyed boy. Lsfe hss been beside himself evers since the happy event. Comet appears to have taken complete pos session of psterfamalias, and as g consequence the youngster will ie known while on this mundane sphere as "Comet." Tie PRosPECToR hope chat Comet may finger hereabou until the next coming of MT. Halley' progeny and that the fond parent may be permitted to coach thei cherub to the time of dotsge and fna decay.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-06-05

The little museum of Arizona an t'quities that Mise Charlotte Hall, W tn wise foresight, has stsrted in her office at the capital building, is 2 sdually increasing in size and bis toricsl value. Among the recent editions is A long rifle of antique make that has been through the In- dian ware, s ferocious hunting knife and A Franciscan medal found near Csss Grsnde. Besides these she has recently received photographs of the pioneers of the territory, together with manuscript stories of the early days, written by the man who took part in the advance of civilization.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-06-05
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 We the undersigned, have known F.J. Cheney for the last Is years, and believe him perfectly honorable in all business transactions and financially able n carry out any obligations made bv bis frm.
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 Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, o. Halls Catarrh Cure is taken inter isily, acting directly upon the blood Ind mucous surface of the system. Testimonials sent free. Price 75 cents |, bottle. Sold by all duRgists.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-06-05

Jerome, the great big cop per camp, reveled in a muni- cipal election last week and the successful ones are still reveiing. The Copper Belt is rejoicing aloud and contin- ues to pour broadsides into the ranks of the defeated and , incidentally, offers some very pointed suggestions to those about to assume office. Sis ter Nihel of the Copper Bell wields a very trenchant and fearless pen. the apparen weight of which suggests tC the PRosPECToR's way O thinking that the fair pencil pusher is eminently correct At this distance we can Onl look on and thank heaven W are not Editor Adams of tn Jerome News. We desire remain on friendly terms wit the editor of the Jerome Cor
 per Belt. and with that en luppermost in our mind wi
 strive to look pleasant and | guarded when we speak or al
 spoken to.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-06-05
Unfortunate Gces
 To the Asylum

The lunscy commiss of COchiee county, consisting of Probate Judge Good body and Drs. Hugbart ard Ro- senberry, was in session late yester- day afternoon to inquire into the san. fly oi Mrs. A. H. Heath, en inmate oi the county hospital, and better known as Nellie" This unfortunate No- man was committed To the asylum 1T m this county about twelve years ego, and is 42 years Of age. She has devel ped delusions of persecution and at times becomes very violent in tenn per, and is constantly preaching about the wrorgs and prosecutions to which she is subj, cted. She made quite 8 commotion in the court yesterday morning when she threw ber arms about the heavy girdle of Tucson newspaper man, declared devotion and pleaded for protection. But she finally exhausted her ardor and vas escorted back to the county hospital. The unfortunate woman was taken to tine asylum at Phoenix this morning.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-06-05
Assessors Collections
 For Last Month

County Assessor Charles K HoAe returned last evening from B'sbee and Douglas, where he had been on an official mission. Mir Howe states that the assessing of the county Is now pretty well cleaned up. and the book of his office will be ready to turn over to the board of supervisors at the July meeting, when that body will convene AS bnIrd of equalization. D ring the month of May Assessor Howe col lected the sum of 8, ,T2j B, which i- divided as follows: County road tax, s2000 %; school poll tax, S3.0OC .0Oi Bi-bee personal property tax, si99 63
 Dougla- personal property tax, 1925 S1