Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-07

N1ildI1tY IAOStlo VI iApS ~AA5 NAN9
was returned the winner in the
interfraternity singles tennis cham
pionship at Berkeley, defeating H.
w. Sherwood of Oakland in
straight sets, Ga, 6-1, 6-3.
Minnesota has three men on her
team who have undoubtedly earned
places on the All-WeStern team,
and one of them will probably be
selected for the l-AElerican team.
They are McGovern, johnson and
Walker, with McGovern as the can
didate for the All-American aggre-
cation.
Fielder Jones was in Detroit last
week and held q long conference
with a prominent baseball mag
nate. 1t appears that Jones will
come back to the game after all.
Bush of Detroit is laid up at the
present time from an injury to his
foot. sustained near the end of the
season. y splinter was torn from
one of the small bones of his leg,
making it impossible for him to
join the transforming team that is
touring Cuba.
Defeated but rot discouraged"
is the keynote of the Chicago base
ball situation, according to Presl-
dent Murphy. Murphy will make a
tour of the country this winter with
one of his scouts in an endeaVor to
locate some pitcher who will pull
his team out of il present rut.
A catcher from Kentucky by the
name of Lee Angemeir has been
signed by Chance, and will join his
nursery when it opens at Glendora.
He is said to be a real catcher,
something of which Chance is in
desperate need sipce Johnny king
made his recent 1izzle.
Murphy had a chance to sign Jack
Coombs when he was a student at
Colby college some years ago. But,
in Murphy's words, while | heSi-
tated Connie Mack grabbed him.
An eager, enthusiastic bunch Of
Detroit Tigers started last Tuesday
for a transforming tour of Cuba.
The men were drawn from the De-
toit American team, and while the
financial side of the question was
not overlooked, the men are all out
present were Mullin, Willetts, Sum-
mers, Stanage, Casey, Mcintyre,
Crawford Cobb, Moriarlty, OLeary
and Tom Jones.
BY scoring so points in 101 in
nings, Clark Snyder Won the f1nal
match against Kansas City in
the three-cushion series of the Ma
tional Billiard league, defeating
combination of Richard Norgrove
and ]. P. Keyes, who totaled SO
points in 100 innings. Snyder av-
eraged .495; Norgrove, .3l5, and
Keyes, .4S1.
Charley Graham, manager and
captain of the senators, announces
his retirement from baseball to-
day. He will Je succeeded as man
ager by Pat O'Rourke, who is the
property of the Boston Americans,
and at present captain of the Al
bany team of the New York State
league.
Many of the leading jockeys of
at Emeryvllle. Among the stars
that will be on hand when the
meeting opens are George Archi-
bald, who rode with great success
for Carman at the recent Pimlico
meetings He will ride for Nc
Manus and Bianchi.
Schilling is withcIt peer for
saddle work and is said to have
signed to ride for A. B. Spreckels.
Sam Hildreth, his recent employer,
says he is the greatest jockey that
ever rode a horse. Guy Garner is
a lightweight that will be much in
demand. He is under contract to
Earl Linnell, and carried off the
Jockey honors last winter at Jua-
reg. A. Thomas, who made his
start out here as a rider, will be
kept busy. He is contracted to the
Keenes, who have the largest sta