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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-03-28
AFTER
DOCTORS
FAILED
LydiaE. Pinkham's Vegeta=
bic Compound Cured Her

Knoxville, Iowa. -"I suffered with
pains low down in my right side for a
year or more and was SO weak and ner-
yous that l could not do my work. |
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-03-28

Father Time was probably nursed
in the lapse Of ages.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-03-28

'Braddock replaced Leonard at
short in second. In fifth Devine
went out, Braddock to third and RAJ
dor IN NJ qhort
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-28
MORAN IS FAVORIIE
OVER EASTERN BOY
Enqlishman Has Slight Call over
Harlem Tommy Murphy in Scrap
at San Francisco
Tonight

SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. 2I.-The
twenty-round fight between owen Mo-
ran of England and Harlem Tommy
Murphy of New York, which Promoter
James Coffroth has arranged for the
Dreamland rink in this city tomorrow
night, has excited a great deal OF in
terest among sporting men and fight
followers here. The winner of this
match is looked upon as the logical
candidate to meet Ad Wolgast, the
winner of the lightweight crown.
Moran has been seen on the coast in
several bouts and his work is well
thought of. He is a slight faVorlte IN
the betting, though until yesterday
even money was wagered. Murphy is
a newcomer on the coast, but his east
ern record in short fights has forced
recognition for him. Both these crack
liphtWeights hold newspaper decisions
over Wolgast in short affairs, and each
i'm confident he can beat the champion
in a 45-round fight.
The chances of a fight soon between
cyclone Johnny Thompson and Batting
Nelson appear to be glimmering, and
this fact has aided in throwing the
spotlight upon the boys who meet TO-
morrow night. Each one thinks the
other is his greatest obstacle in the
path on the way to the championship
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-28
STILL FUSSING AS
TOFIGHT LOCATION
Rickard and Gleason Are Getting
Grouchy and Childish About
Settling This De-
tail

SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. 27.-It is as
uncertain tonight whether the Jeffries
johnson championship fight will be held
here or in Salt Lake City as it was
week ago, when Tex Rickard, James j.
Jeffries, Sam Berger and Jack Gleason
came to this city from the east to meet
in conference and arrive at an early
decision of the mater. Gleason would
not see Rickard today. When asked if
he had. word from his partner he said:
mo, 1 have not. And when he wants
to bring word to me he knows where
he can ind me. 1 say that the big fight
will be held here. That is all there is
to it,
J. b. Nelson, president of the Saltair
Beach company of Salt Lake, has been
waiting with Rickard to have meet
ing with Gleason. He refuses to dis
cuss his plans so far as Salt Lake is
concerned, and says that Gleason's final
word will determine his action.
IT cannot say where the fight will be
held until l have talked with Gleason
again." said Rickard tonight. II have
had no definite understanding here with
anybody, and 1 do not know that We
can reach an agreement. l am anxious
to have the thing settled one way or
another"
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-28
JUAREz MEETING
COMES TO CLOSE
GERMAN SILVER WINNER OF
DERBY RACE
OCEAN QUEEN BEATS MEADOW
IN SPRINT EVENT
Terrazas Park Season Ends After
Successful Combat with Dis
couraging Conditions at
Beginning
Associated Press1


JUAREz, Feb. 27.-The successful
meeting of the Jockey club at Juarez
came to close today with the running
of the Juarez derby, at one and u
quarter miles, and 5000 persons cheered
when the favorite, German Silver, was
first under the wire. The winner and
rider were cheered again when Nc
Cahey returned to the scales and was
presented with the floral horseshoe.
McCahey took command in the stretch
and won by a length from The Wolf,
with Corzo two lengths back. SUM
mary:
First race, 5k furlongs-Old Rose, 81
(Benescoten) won; Bob Lynch, 1O5 Gear
ner) second; Hila, 1O5 (Lowe) third time
1907 3-5.
1913 (Garner) won; Rubiola, 105 (McCarthy)
second; Vohoome, 1O6 (Molesworth) third
time 1913 2-5.
Third race, 31s furlongs-Frank Mullins,
1oO (Garner) won; Flying Wolf, 115 (Rice)
second; Uncle Ben, 112 (Smith) third; time
al Is.
Fourth race, Juarez Derby, value $500;
Ia miles-German Silver, ia (McCahey)
won; The Wolf. III Is. Lowe) second; ;
Corzo, los (Rce) third; time 2;O9 20.
Fifth race, furlongs-ocean Queen, "
second; Beau Man. 100 (McCarthy) third;
time 1926 %.
Sixth race, mle-Gerrymander, 1O4
(Rico) won; Sam~Taylor, 113 (Molesworth)
second; Minnolette, 81 (McCahey) third;
time LAO 1-5.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-28
QUIT MILITIA OR
UNION IS REQUEST

WALLA WALLA. Wash, Feb. 27,-
Opposition by members of local labor
unions to the organization of company
X, Second regiment, Washington Ma
tional guard which was mustered in
last Friday night, threatens to dis
rupt the company.
Members of the company, who also
are members of labor unions, have, in
several instances. been told either to
resign from the company or the union.
The first intimation of trouble came
last Saturday when Joseph f. Tierney,
president of the Butchers union, was
asked to resign his office because he
had joined the guard. He complied
and now the Cooks and Walters union,
it is said, has given several militiamen
choice of quitting the union or the
company. Officials of local labor un-
ions are bitter in their expressions of
disapproval at the organization of the
guard in this city, and it is said the
Trades and Labor council probably
will take the subject under considera-
tion at its meeting.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-28
SPORTING
E4ERALD'S
8@@@9
REALTO GOSSIP
BY Jay Davidson

all his horses at auction at Jackson
vile on March 5. His stable includes
such good ones as Lady Irma, John
Carroll, Jack Parker, Dixie Knight,
Grandissimo, Guy Fisher and The
Golden Butterfly. Chinn says he is
100000 loser ON the American game.
He will take Jockey V. Powers with
him to the land of frogs and wines.
1t is announced that John Condron,
president of the Utah Jockey club, has
acquired a controlling interest in the
club ana will have the deciding Vo.ce
in all ,ffairs regarding the ma1asc-
M en- Of the club. This is an excel
lent move and it guarantees the Salt
Lake City patrons of the sport sorle
higl, class racing, free of taint, pc
cause Condron is known all over the
W est as one of the squarest sportsm5n
t. he found.
J. S. Duncan, who formerly own~d
Myles O'Connen, has gone to Frisco to
take a land in the selling war. espe-
cially whore II. G. Bedwell may be
concerned Bedwell took Myles O'Con-
nell out of q selling race the other
day and Dur can says he will get even
every tine Bedwell runs a horse in
the future.
tie OakwooG stock ranch horses, will
leave tomorrow for Frisco, where his
Ecrses are being raced. He and Mrs.
Lawrence have been visiting friends
here for two or three weeks.
ARRANGEMENTS are being made for
thirty-day race meeting at Pensacola,
Fla, to Lesin MARCH 20. Application
for dates has been made to the South
ern Jockey club, which controls racing
in the southeastern states.
Jockey Shilling is riding as a free
lance now, having been released from
his contract with Bedwell. owing to
.he fact that a brother of Shilling and
Bedweil have had horses in the same
race recently and there was some diff
Guilty between Bedwell and his jockey
because the rider thought he should
pilot las brothers horses rather than
the Bedwell entry.
AL Goodin has taken his stable of
horses 20 Emeryville to race them into
condition 1or the bush season, which
opens in May. AL has a formidable
string in Old Nick, Creston Boy, Kins-
man, Tramotor and a crackerjaek 2
year-old' by Deutschland.
The Tampa racing officials have an
nounced that they will not attempt TO
open the winter season there again un-
til January 1, as the tourist season does
NOT get under way until that montN.
Tais decision was caused by the rocky
road the sport had to travel during
November and December of last year.
Local racegoers will recall after some
effort that boy named o. Fain rode
a few horses for r. f. Carman at san
ia Anita last winter. This boy now Is
the star at Tampa, where Carman
went after being invited away from
Jacksonville recently. 1t is fine
commentary on the riding colony at
Tampa, to be sure.
Stanley Page, the Los Angeles news
hoy Jockey, stopped off in Los Angeles
a few days on his way to Emeryville
recently and bought dandy home for
his mother. Page is a thrifty kid,
an excellent rider and is making big
morey. This gift to his mother shows
some of the real character in the fine
little fellow.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-28
M'ENERY WINS LONG
WALK BY 20 MILES
Defeats Selby in 1o6=Mile Cross
Country Jaunt from Bur-
inaame to Del
Monte

san JOSE, Feb. 27.-Dr. w. A. Nc
Emery, formerly an English distance
running champion, won the 1O6-mile
walk between the Burlingame Country
club and Hotel del Monte by arriving
at the finish at els o'clock this even
ing. with Percy Selby, his opponent.
nearly twenty miles behind. A party
of well known men, including Fl. Clay
Spencer and e. Courtney Ford, back
ers of DR.. McEnery since the inception
of the race, were with him at the
finish to congratulate him on MS sue
cess.
Percy Selby, heir of the builder of
the great Selby smelling enterprise, Is
resting at the Abbott house at Salinas.
his feet and legs having all but given
out on the steep San Juan grade. This
hill climb was eliminated by Nc
Emery, who went over the railroad
trestle. Selby will leave Salinas for
Monterey about midnight. The pair
OF walkers left Burlingame yesterday
morning at o'cloo'
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-28
IHlSTLES NOW ARE
SOCCER CHAMPIONS
Deteat San Francisco and Win First
Place in State League Race.
Albion RoVers Are
Second

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 27.-In their
defeat of the San Francisco team the
Thistles today won the championship
of the California Soccer league at
t'reeman's park Oakland At the end
OF the fastest game of the season the
score was 2 to 0. Second place in the
tournament goes to the Albion Rovers.
and the Vampires are last.
The cup games will begin next Sun
day. The Jubilee Rovers Of Sacramento
and the Independents of San Francisco
will meet in the first game of the se-
rles.
The Burnses beat the Vampires this
afternoon In an exhibition game at the
Preside grounds, to 0. The game be-
tween the Olympics and Reliance club
at Alameda was postponed.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-28

NIGHT fans who cannot go more
than once q week without seeing
a some sort of a scrap, even if
they have to start one on their own
account, will have an opportunity of
attending a good card at San Pedro
next Friday night. The San Pedro
Athletic club has announced classy
offering for that night as follows:
Joe Livermore VS.. Jimmie Davis, tit-
teen rounds; Young Solomon VS.. Hen
ry Caresse, heavyweight six rounds
Sailor Hansen VS.. Gus Larsen, four
rounds. George Blake will referee.
All these bouts should prove interest
ing and sufficiently exciting to at
tract a good attendance from Los An
geles and provide value received for
the trip. Special car service over the
Pacific Electric railway has been ar
ranged for by the club management.
Racing ended yesterday at Ter
razas park, Juarez, until next winter
Despite the knocking and unusually
adverse weather conditions, the meet
ign ran out its schedule, paid all purses
and quit the season with some profit
for the stockholders. This is an eX-
cellent showing for the initial season
in Mexico, considering conditions un-
der which the sport was inaugurated'
and the success accomplished this year
means a greater success next winter,
with better class of horses to race
there. The management has made a
proud record in the sport at Juarez,
and lovers of~the thoroughbred sport
congratulate the individuals who are
responsible for this success.
Racing begins March 26 at James
town and will continue until April D.
This track now is the fold of organ
lied racing and is regularly recognized
and sanctioned by the Jockey club.
Ed Jasper. who officiated at Ascot
race meetings as Handicapped and
racing secretary, has been filling the
same position at Juarez since Secre-
tary Lyman Davis left there a fort
night ago. Jasper always mas peeh
regarded as one of the cleverest hand
icappers in the country and knows the
game from A to Y without hesitation.
The committee having in charge the
anti-racing bill introduced in the
Kentucky legislature has reported the
hill with the recommendation that IL
do not pass, which is taken as an in
dication that any fear that may nave
existed regarding fight on the sport
in the legislature of the Blue Grass
state is not well founded.
Announcement is made that the
spring meeting at Buena Vista park,
near Salt Lake City, will begin May
IA and continue to July a. Martin
Nathanson will be racing secretary
and handicapper which is guaran-
tee that the sport will be run on the
level. He probably also VIII pc one ol
tbe associate Judges Men like Ma
thanson elevate the sport wherever
thev officiate, and it is a pity that
there are not more like him.
Kit Chinn, once famous as rae
ing starter and gunfghter, and mem
ber of the famous Chinn famiiy T,e! oi
Kentucky, is a resident of California
noyv having married a California girl
and settled down on large ranch
near Vallejo.
Phil Chinn is in earnest about going
+o France for future racing, as is m
dicated by the notice that he Will sell
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-28
TEDDY BEARS MAKE
AN ENVlABLE RECORD

When the Teddy Bears and the
Gateway baseball teams met on the
Dolgeville diamond yesterday after
noon there was dash of speed in the
first few frames by both clubs, after
which goose eggs were in order. the
final score being to 8 in favor of the
Bears. Pitcher Derenia of the winners
was in excellent form and made eleven
of his opponents walk the strikeout
plank. This makes twenty-three wins
out of twenty-five games for the
Bears. Considering this good record, it
is to be expected that Manager Save
would consider his aggregation the
best in the southland. Any team that
wants to dispute his opinion can ar
range to play the Bears at any time,
place and for any amount of the long
green. Call Manager Save, Boyle 143.
The score:
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-28
WHILE soX AT DENVER

DENVER, Feb. 27.-The Chicago
American league team spent two hours
in Denver today as guests of President
James McGill of the Denver Western
league team. President B. b. Johnson
who is travelling with the Chicago team,
declared he was confident that the ac-
ton of the Cincinnati and Pittsburg
National league clubs, in transferring
their late dates and bringing their sea-
son to an early close, will be followed
by the other clubs of the National
ln1prla
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-28
SAN PEDRO SPORTS
ENTERTAIN JEFFRlES
Heavyweight Champion Passes Quiet
Day with Luke Kelly at Harbor
Clty-Guest of Honor at
Dinner

SAN PEDRO, Feb. 27.-Champion
James Jeffries took day off from his
work at splitting logs on his ranch
today and was the guest of Luke
Kelly, the well known San Pedro
sportsman and politician. Kelly and
Jeffries have been close friends for
years and many is the fishing trip they
have enjoyed here together. There was
no fishing today. Jeffries rested as
any tired wood chopper might have
done on the Sabbath after a week s
hard labor. The champion arrived in
the afternoon and was met at the car
by Kelly. They walked directly to
Kelly's residence and spent the after
noon quietly at home, finally going TO
the Halfway house for an Italian din
ner, at which about dozen San Pedro
sportsmen were invited.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-28
BY LAY DAVIDSON

O wOodman arrived from San
= the 4round
~ the next Pacific Athletic club
oawoo5 b9b will begin training tomorrow surely
mistake this
condition of his wonderful black fighter
the
this month but he that Sam could have been in better
condition This time he proposes TO see ha sam ses %
overlook detail that will contribute his success
He will send Langord into the
ring ] win ] instructions @ IT. to hP p @ ne b f h @ a as m pyyu @ particularly about
marathon thinking might affect his speed
Snd him
possibility that big be postponed two days
Saturday would
~ ~ n go 10y - % US ,I,sn 1,ro +, ono obstacle 70 he over
that he will not consent
during the dav March 10 to start work for the scrap that he will put up
woOdman today
nd may persuade
Flynn o Sammy
Flynn a good
Friday while will get busy until omor
earliest Jim improving each hour to the best of his ability
all lose something
rambling around
loose and is working in order to get into the best condition of MS @
that he will have to make He is confident that he Will be
his ability that he will Sammy hopping around like jack
and blocking and in generahp the last fight with Ingf0rd that none
his friends believe possible in him. That this big improvement
his milling of the discovery knockout walop
anu anu - ,It m ,sht @ % tbt - no nG d +tir Iat egbt F,wnn hos
o
Jeff Discovers New Punches
Jees usually modest and dncned to talk about himself
light training his adm that
impossible hdeand-seek
which paccing
punches ALL
the
COON
impossible blows
if o and
with this series blows
Moran and Murphy Tonight
of
Local fans favorng Murphy
NIurpbv
to
rounds a
critics
whack chance
handling fight the Dreamland
rink and it the first bout
Woodman Has Liehtweights
who look
like
pupil of Tommy Ryan
the world at first
$4,000 will be posted this morning sporting as
refuses to accept the challenge then
world
Wooman string
whipped such boys
credtable
matched with lightweight McCarey may for an early
andco to ee into 49,
championship elimination
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-28
DETROIT WOMAN ANGLER
LANDS WHITE SEA BASS

. AVALON, Cal, Feb. 2'-flsh7
!. ire in the launch Rival, Mrs M
!. II chamberlain, jr., of Detroit =
!. Mich, today caught white sea
!. bass weighing forty-three ana
!. three-ouarter pounds. This is the :
). first white sea bass taken on light :
!. tackle in the winter tournament
a. Tho mclsv angler receives a silver =
:. hutton after fishing almost daily =
!. for two months.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-28
OAKLAND ENTRIES

First race, Futurity course-Biskra. 1o7;
Adena, 1877 Duke of Milan, 1903; Sir Barry,
1O3; Marse Abe. 113; Recon, 90; Salvage,
104; Burning Bush, 1O9; Roberts, 9l Or
nate, 9S; Hampass, los; Woodlander' 100.
Second race, az furlongs-cresabel 107;
Emory X. 100; Abella, 100; Academist,
100; Ravia, 1O9: Salali, 100; Edda' IOs
RITA, 109; Jim Basey, 107; Osaudene, 104;
Raveiston II. 1O4; Soon, 112.
Third race. l mile-Chester Krum, 81;
Raleigh, 103; Miss Picnic, 81; Likely Dieu-
dome, 9S Metondale, 81; Inclement' 1ol'
Fourth race, 6 furlongs-Right Easy, l24;
Jim Gaffney, 110; Richard Reed, ITO; John-
ny, Lyons, 30; Lewiston, 80; Raleigh p. D.,
106.
Fifth race, 1 lie miles-silver Line, %;
Gretchen c., 96 Trocha 90; MI Bishop
1O4; Rosevale, 102; Avontellus, 1O2.
Sixth race, furlongs-Balronia lo2;
phil Mohr, "a; Sepulveda, 1915 DR.. Dough-
erty, 81; Hex, 81; Daddy Clip, 90; Silk' ~;
Coppertown, 1O9; Gilbert Rose. 1O9.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-28
BY LAY DAVIDSON

WV INTER baseball becomes ancient history today and the an
w nua ball will open tomorrow when all the
W under the Angels and Vernons tor the 9o
league pennant chase will Managers Dillon ana
Hogan for spring practice The ball begins Thurs
day Chutes park when White Sox No will line up
against Happiness Hogn aggregation of village baossers Tor
opening game of the nterclub spring training schedule ne
will from Chicago via San francisco and VIII
bit Wednesday the Chues order to be ready Tor
play following day Quite number OF Angels and Villagers
Dillon and Hogan this morning the respective parks
of the clubs and will preliminary work. but reporting day
will then the entire membership OF the two teams
hardly will be hand of the players are coming from e
the White SOX special
The practice games with the SoX will serve to give the fas
local Coast league teams that seem destined TO
rivals for the bunting this and will enable the cranks
good look the players who Will engage IN ts rag
chase Several new be in the neups OF the Angel
Vernon especially in the lineup of the latter and as the
race for local onors promises harder fought battle this year
than before rivalry between the two clubs and he o
growing intense day Berry and Maer aG
speaking relations because of this rivalry which was more OF ka
anything ee but which has become LOO
serious rivalry this year for much kidding either side
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-28
HAYES WINS RACfAT
MARATHON COURSE
ST. Yves Drops Out In Seventh Mile
and Dorando Unable to Start
Because of lIi-
ness

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 27.-Johnny
Hayes of New York won the Mara
thon race here today over seven start
ers. His time was 2:44:55. "Con"
Connolly of San Francisco was second,
in 2:52:45. 4. Fitzgerald, another local
man, was third. st. Yves, who was the
accredited favorite before the race,
dropped out in the seventh mile. He
said he was ill., Dorando did not start
because of an attack Of bronchitis
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-28
MccoRMlcKs ARE BEATEN

Santa Ana, with Walter Johnson in
the box, won from the McCormicks
Yesterday on the Santa Ana grounds
bv the score of to 1. Johnson's pea
ball was working in it's usual form and
it was a case. of too much smoke for
the Irish aggregation. Seaton, VINO dld
the twirling for the Shamrocks, worked
in his usual good form and safe bingles
off his delivery were as scarce as hens
taptb
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-28
WoLGAST ACCEPTS OFFER
FOR TEN WEEKS ON ROAD

+ KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Feb. 27.- !
i Ad Wolgast, lightweight cham i
I. pion, has accepted the ofer OF =
!. $1,000 a week for ten weeks vau- i
+ deville engagement, made him by :
!. an agent in this city last week. !
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-28
TT 1E
D@@@&
LANGFORD ARRIVES AND STARTS
TRAINING TOMORROW AT ARCADIA
PROPOSES TO BEGIN WORK IN TIME TO PROPERLY C0NDI
TON HIMSELF F OR LONG FIGHT
@@@

Manager Toe Assures Backs of Boston Terror Tha
They Will Chances All This Time, but Will Be
Fit Battle the Entire Limit if Necessary
and He Will Send His Great Fighter Into the Ring
with Instructions End 1t as Quickly as Possible
Jeff Develops New Punches That Give Him
Great Delight-Two Crack Eastern Light
weights Here to Meet Coast Scrappers
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-28
GATEWAYS
SUMMARY

Two-base hits-Belaude, Taladof Sacrifice
hit-B. Smith. First base errors-Bears g
Gateways 2. Left on bases-Bears 5, Gate
ways g. Bases on balls-On Derenia A. Be
laude 3. Struck out-By Derenia IL, Belaude 4
Double play-Cosby to Belaude Hit by
pitched ball-Scott. Time of game-140. Um-
pire-Johnson.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-28
NEWS
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WINTER BASEBALL GIVES WAY TO
PRELIMINARY SEASON PRACTICE
BIG LEAGUERs HOP INTO LMELIGHT THURSDAY WHEN THE
WHITE S0X PLAY VERN0NS

Chicago Tuesday from San Francisco and Engage
Villagers in Opening Contest of Spring Training Series at
Chues Park-League Ball Will Furnish Fans with Enter
tainnent Thereafter Until Late Next Fall-Both Local
Clubs Lineup Stronger Than Ever on Paper and
Prospects Favor Them for Successful Year
and Chance for the Pennant
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-28
DALLAS BEATS COLTS

DALLAS, Tex, Feb. 27-The Dallas
team defeated the Colts of the New
York Nationals today, IL to 8, in an
exhibition game.