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Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-12
EMERYVILLE RESULTS

OAKLAND, May 11.-Favortes Jared badly
at Emeryville today, but most of the winners
were heavily supported. Financier winner
of the fourth, was a medium of coup. Brax-
ton and Sir Angus were two others that re-
warded the players of good things Braxton
was bid up from S4OO to s605 by E. Moyne and
retained. Results:
First race, six furlongs, sellng-Braxton, 1903
(Coburn), won; Arthur Rouse, 103 (Buxton),
second; Sainotta, 101 (Selden), third Time
1:13 2-5. Goodship, Electrowan. Alder Gulch.
Biased, Helen Carroll, Dixie Dixon, Roberta,
Ell Molino and Oswald B. also ran.
Second race. six furlongs, sellng-No Quar-
gam, second; Novgorod, 109 Wan Dusen), third.
Time ia 1-5. Argonaut, Port Malone, Jillett,
Marburg, Anne MCGEE and Gretchen G. also
ran.
Third race six and a half furlongs, selling
Sir Angus. 112 Oeeds), won; Pretenson, III
(Cavanaugh), second; Netting, Ill (BoreD.
third. Time 1:21 Little Buttercup, Banrose,
Bellsnicker Copperfed, Elmdale, Aunt Aggie,
Redondo and Joe Woods also ran
Fourth race, six and half furlongs, selling
-Financier, lis (Van Dusen), won; Charles
Green, 112 (Selden), second; David Warfield.
112 (AdcBride), third. Time 20. Milpitas' Al
bion H. Collector Jessup, Orilene and Derecho
also ran.
Fifth race, one mile, selling-Ocean Shore,
1O4 (Kirschbaum), won; Aftermath, 106 (Cot-
toni second; Steel, 1903 (Selden), third. Time
1:4O Silver Line, Gene Russell, Hush Money.
Kopek, Cobleskill, Miss Naomi and Wap also
rf
Sixth race, six and a half furlongs, selling
l12 (Mentry), second; Dovalta, 40 (Van Du-
SEM, third Time 1920 40 Chitterlngs, Lux
uric Thierry c. j. Cox, Fredonia, Louis
Streuber, Col Brady and Mossback also ran.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-12
CORBETT JOINS JEFF
IN CAMP NEXT WEEK
Former Champion of World Prob
ably Will Make Some Change
in Daily Routine

NEW YORK, May 11.-Jim Corbett,
unless he changes his plans, will leave
New York the first of next week for
Jim Jeffries' training camp, where he
will assume charge of the task of pre-
pairing the big fellow for the Johnson
fight Corbett is in fair condition him.
self, and says that after he has been
at Jeffries' camp for ten days or two
weeks he will be able to make things
hum in the ring.
l. Corbett is allowed to have undis-
puted authority at the camp, ii is
believed he will make several i'm
portant suggestions. among them be-
inc the engagement of one or two
rugged heaVyweights who can mix II
up with Jeffries in earnest" Corbett $
friends say he favors the engagement
of a man like Kaufman, Barry. Flynn
or Ross. who can hit hard and also is
big and strong enough 10 receive heavy
blows without fiinching. That kind OF
work, in Corbett's opinion, would do
Jetfries more good than light sparring,
but it remains to be seen whether Jeff
accepts this advice with favor.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-12
EMERYVILLE ENTRIES

First race, four furlongs-Abe Slupskey,
Max Dice, Amargosa, Zwick. 112; Wabanan,
Joe Wells, Fontello, Rava, Lucille Manley,
Arid Lake, Zelata Brana Santalene. 1O9
Second race. eIeven-sixteenths mle-Siscus,
112; Ormonde Cunningham, 1O9; Ban Lady,
Directello, Susie Craig. Contra Costa, Dillium,
Silk 1G7; Ketchel. 104; La Petite Miss Rob
erts Galene Gale, 1O2.
Third race, mile-Oreio ia; Billy Myer.
III; Tremargo, 10: Beau Man, 1O6; John
Louis, 104; Recon- SO.
Fourth race, eleven-sixteenths mile-Likely
Dieudonne Ill; Rey Hindoo 110; Enfield 1O4;
Thistle Belle, 1O3; Fern L., 9S; Inclement. go
Fifth race, mile and seventy yards-Godway,
Special Delivery, 113; Duchess of Montebello,
Iii; Capt Burnett. Martinmas, Theodore Case,
1O7: Springban, 105; Litteton Nasmerito 10s;
Colbert, 102; Trocha, 1Ol Tom OMalley, SO.
Sixth race, six furlongs-Dareington, 112;
Silver Stocking Banonica, 1O9; Father Stat
ford, Burning Bush, Anna May, 1O5; Sain-
est
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-12
Diamond Gossip

EDDY BEARS are in preparation
of a game with Whittier next
Il Sunday for either $25 or 500 SIDE
be+ Although the forfeit was not
nosted last night on account OF the IN
abilitv of the Bear manager to con-
meet with the suburban people the
papers will probably be signed TO-DAY
Both teams are confident OF securing
the long end of the fray and are Will
ing to dig way down to support thelr
arguments.
The game tentatively arranged be-
tween the Santa Fes and Alhambras
has been called off and this notice IS
given for the purpose of informing the
Santa Fes of that fact. Through some
misunderstanding the Alhambra boys
are slated to play Glendale at Glendale
on Saturday and when the game was
planned with the Santa Fes this date
was overlooked. The Alhambras have
won eighteen out of nineteen contests
so far and the Glendale squad have
lost but two this season. The game
will be a real one of the hot tamale
variety.
The Sierra Madre team is anxious to
secure a game for next Sunday after
noon for Sierra Madre. Expenses for
ten men will be guaranteed. Call
Black 81 after o'clock. The noun
tain grounds are in fine shape and
offer chances for snappy game.
Boynton Beavers are after a game
for May 30, Decoration day. Call Man
ager Jones at 1921.
Oil Well Supply company wants a
game for next Sunday. Call Boyle 2420.
Bimini Baths would like to arrange a
game with the Los Angeles Brick COM
pany team. Call Temple 1871.
Southern State directors are to meet
again tonight. Everything looks bright
for the new schedule, and every mem
ber should be on hand for the discus
sion of the seasons play.
Teddy Bears are still after Sunday
games to fill their schedule. Call Man
ager Save, Boyle 143.
Bacon, Whittier's energetic manager,
is after young player of good caliber.
good chance to a position in the town
as well as the weekly game is open
to live one.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-12
JOHNSON CONTINUES TO
FEATURE HIS ROAD WORK

SAN FRANCISCO. May 1.-THE Johnson
program of exercising was not changed IN
the least today, the third day since the col
ored man has been installed at the beach.
Shortly after o'clock in the morning he
called together Tom Little, Cotton, Cutler
and Barney Furey for the run over the
bouleYards and hills. Having mapped out a
course that gives him about twelve miles
of alternate level road and hill climbing
johnson will stick to it for the present week
at least.
He didn't change his speed any, but went
along carefully, sprinting for short distances
and then falling back into jog, and oe-
casionally stopping to take short rest and
give those with him chance to get their
breath.
His wind. which it was thought might
need a little nursing, has shown up in good
condition and the trainers are chuckling
with the ease that the heavyweight has
eased into his work.
Next week" said Johnson, when he had
come in off the road, Il will increase the
that I am to box. I don't want to start
this thing too hurriedly, and with the six
weeks at my disposal would rather take it
gradually"
Tex Richard who has returned from
trip to Ben Lomond. where he talked the
referee question over with Jeffries, also had
a conference today with George Little, man
ager of Johnson. Nothing came of it, how
ever, and Rckard admits the prospects are
that the promoters will have to do their
own selecting.
Johnson would stick out for either Jack
Welsh or Eddie Craney. don't believe
there is a chance that Jefries would accept
Welsh and l am not certain whether era
ney would be satisfactory. But one thing Is
certain. If these men cannot reach an
agreement on Monday Gleason and l will
take the matter into our own hands.
Joe Choyns1i, with his ideas of music and
literature as related to pugilsm, should be
located in the johnson camp. instead of
down at Rowardennan with JEFF. The chi
cago heavyweight would find plenty of op-
portunity to work along his pet lines, Tor
although it may not be generally under
stood Johnson is great lover OF music
and has already organized an orchestra of
his own, in which the fighter is one OF the
chief performers. 49,
How does Johnson pass his evenings
has been a question often asked.
In his private quarters at the beach
where he can have plenty of music. johnson
is an expert musician on the bass viol and
next to his automobile he treasures the
.'big fiddle" as he calls it., and carries 1t
with him wherever he goes Mrs. johnson
Is a violnist of no mean abilities, and with
George Cotton who is graduate of a
southern college for colored men, a first
class piano player, the johnson stringed
orchestra has a fair start. There are 9TH
crs among those at the camp who have
good voices and they will not be lacking
for music during the evenings before the big
fpht takes place AS this keeps johnson
at home and satisfied, Manager Little en-
courares the plans for more music in every
possible way.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-12
AoUEDUcT RESULTS

AQUEDUCT, N Y, May 1.-THE public
had a disastrous afternoon at Aqueduct today,
their choices falling to come home. The fea-
ture of the card was the Elmhurst selling
stakes, which resulted in victory for Adrian.
Results:
First race seven furlongs-Black Mate won.
Keep Moving second. Rustem third; time
1:27 10
Second race. five furlongs-Whin won, Edda
second Golden Sand third; time 1902.
Third race, one and a sixteenth miles-Co-
hort won, Montgomery second, Lad Of Langdon
third; time 1:46 3-5
Fourth race, four and a half furongs-Al-
drain won, Agawam second, Moncrlef third;
time :55.
Fifth race one mile--Fashon Plate won,
Firestone second. Rockstone third; time 1913.
Sixth race, six furlongs-Acumen won, Pc
tronlus second, o. %. M. third; time liza S-5.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-12
MIDDLEWEIGHT SCRAP
SET OVER To MAY 19
Jimmy Coffroth Driven Out of His
CoIma Fort by District
Attorney

SAN FRANCISCO, May 1.-THE fight be-
tween Joe Thomas and Billy Papke, which
was to have Seen staged at Colma May IA,
has been postponed until May 49, The mill
will take place at Dreamand rink and in order
to comply with the San Francisco ordinance
the distance has been cut from twenty-five
to twenty rounds.
The changes are on account of opposition in
San Mateo county District Attorney Bullock
announced he would prevent the fight in that
county, citing the statute which prevents box
ing exhibitions being given in unincorpor
ated town. Colma is not Incorporated.
"I will take this case into the courts,
said Coffroth tonight Flights have been held
in Colma for the last eight years and this is
the first opposition that has been met. 1 shall
make a test case of this and find out the
act legal status of the matter. 1t seems
funny that they should suddenly decide that
the fights are illegal after waiting eight
years"
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-12
POLICE AFTER P. O. ROBBERS
FIND EXPLOSIVES ON MEN

RENO, New, May 11.-Ten men were
gathered up in Sparks last night by
Deputy Sheriff Jack Sheehan IN CON
nertion with the dynamiting and rob
hing of the postoffice at Dutch Flat,
cal, May 5. Nitroglycerin, guneotton'
dynamite caps and fuse were found IN
the possession of some of the men, and
a complete set of burglar tools was
also hidden in one mans clothing. Sew
oral hooks of stamps were found, be-
sides a nugget and two expensive
watches. None of the men would give
their names.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-12
GOTCH PEEVED AND
MAY NOT HELP JEFF
Unless SCrapper Lets Farmer
Burns Off Wrestler viii Not
Report for Duty

CHICAGO May n.-Frant Gotch, champion
wrestler, and James ]. Jeffries have become
involved in controversy over the services of
Farmer Burns. but far Jeffries seems
TO have the advantage.
According to word from Minneapolis whore
Gotch is doing preliminary training for his
battle with Zbyszsko, the mat champion is
displeased over the refusal of Jeffries to al
low Burns TO leave Ben Lomond TO come to
Chicago. Gotch wants Burns to help him
train and unless Jeffrjes changes his mind
Gotch will not Join him at his training camp
to help him prepare for his encounter with
Johnson.
Gotch's manager left last night for Min
neapolis, but before going wired to Ben
Iomond that Burns would be expected in
Chicago by May II.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-12
LOUISVILLE RESULTS

LOUISVILLE, KY May 11.-After the
crush attendant upon Derby day, the crowd
paratively small The card poor and
showers in the morning made the course
little slow. The management today put on
the 50 and 81 machines in place of the So and
SO machines used yesterday. Results
First race six furlongs- Marbles won,
Camel second Aspiring third; time, 1:14 2-5.
Second race, four furlongs-Louis Katz won,
Clarksburg second, New Starr third; time,
AS 2-5.
Third race, six furongs-Eyewhite won, AL
fred the Great second. Carlton G. third; time,
1:14 IS.
Fourth race, mile and twenty yards-Early
Tide won, Royal Report second, DIR. Holzberg
third time, 1:42 1-5
Fifth race four furlongs-Evia won. G. L.
Doyle second, S6ir Dawn third; time, :4s 3-5.
Sixth race mile and seventy yards-Tom
Dolan won, Cassowary second. County Clerk
third; time, SAG 2-5
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-12
WINS AGAIN
BY HEAVY STICK WORK
Miller LooSens Up in Last Two In
nings and Let in Six
Runs

SAN FRANCISCO May 11.-Oakand won an
easy victory over San Francisco at Recrea-
ton park this afternoon, gathering three runs
in the eighth, when the score tied, and
three more in the ninth In the first inning
San Francisco squeezed a run out of two
hits and wild throw, but Oakland evened the
count in the third. Oakland began its spec
tacular session in the eighth, when Cutshaw
singled. and was scored by Hogan's hit
y--res came home on a wild throw, and an
other careless heave by Shaw brought in
Hogan. Bodie and Hogan each made home
runs. Score:
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-12

STAMFORD, Conn, May 11.-John Ennis, a
well known athlete Of this town, will leave
New York on May 23 In an effort to lower
Edward Payson Westons record between New
York and San Francisco Ennis has consider
able reputation as a long distance
walker, his best performance being a
walk Of no miles in twenty-five hours. As
a spectacular feature Of his performa nee,
Ennis will precede his Atlantic-P Pacific hike
with bath in the surf at Coney Island and
will conclude 1t in California with a swim in
the Pacific. Ennis is 6s years old.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-12
MORAN RELEASED FROM
CHARGE OF MANSLAUGHTER

SAN FRANCISCO. Cal, May 1.-THE
charges of manslaughter against Owen
Moran and others, preferred on account
of the death of Tommy Mccarthy, fol-
lowing a knockout blow struck by Mo-
ran in a glove contest, were dismissed
today by Police Judge Conlan, as the
coroners jury had pronounced McCar-
thy's death was an accident.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-12
sPoKANE'S UNION COOKS
AND WATERS QUIT WORK

SPOKANE, Wash, May 11.-All the
union cooks and walters and walt
resses in this city, totallng nearly
ao0 walked out at noon today because
the hotel and restaurant men would
not agree to abolish the free employ
ment bureau of the Protective associa-
tion. which was recently established
by them. 1T, ,z,,, ,.,r
nled are employing nom union help as
rapidly as possible, all members OF the
association agreeing to resist the
strike.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-12
THEY STUFFED DRUGS IN
MY BEER WHINES THOMAS

DIES MONIES, Ia, May 11.-Thomas
phillips. whose removal as mayor OF
Ottumwa is being sought on the charge
that he was intoxicated while in Of
flee. Yesterday told Governor Carroll
his political enemies drugged some beer
which he was drinking in a saloon ana
his caused his condition. The COVER
nor has been asked to order Attorney
General Byers to start custer pro
ceedings against the mayor.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-12
THE FIERALD'S SPORTING PAGE
GOVERNOR OF LOUISIANA
PUTS END TO RACING HOPES

NEW ORLEANS, La, May 11.-Rac-
ing will not be re-established in Louis
lana at this session of the legislature.
Governor Sanders announced this after
noon that he would veto any measure
repeaIing the Locke law. This makes
the case of the race promoters practi-
,oIIx- hOOehpss.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-12
VILLAGERS DEFEATED
AGAIN BY SENATORS
Knock Brown Out of Box in Third,
and Baum Saves Game
for Sacramento

SACRAMENTO, May 11.-sacramento
took another game from Vernon today
through timely hitting, to 4. After shinn
and Perry had walked in the first inning
Danzig tripled. and was himself scored by
Briggs single. Briggs poled the ball over
the right field fence in the third inning
when two of the bags were occupied and
the Senators made another in the fourth
on doubles by Pearsons and Baum. Brown
opened up for Sacramento. but was taken
out in the third, when the Villagers got him
for two singles and a double. Baum came
in and finished strong. Score:
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-12
OAKLAND GRANTS PERMIT
FOR OIL WELL NEAR JAIL

OAKLAND, May 1.-THE board of
public works today granted P. j. Mac
Donald permission to bore an eight
inch well in the Jail yard, within the
shadow of the Oakland city hall, on
his statement that he was assured that
there was an oil-bearing stratum di-
rectlv beneath the business district of
Oakland. He gave a bond covering any
damage that might be done to the
city's property.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-12
NEVADA COPPER LISTED

NEW YORK, May 1.-THE stock of
the Nevada Consolidated Copper com
pany was listed on the New York Stock
exchange today. The company has
been authorized to list $1O,0OO,OOO of
the stock
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-12
NATIONAL LEAGUE
CUBS HAVE GIANTS NUMBER

CHICAGO, May 11.-Chicago won its third
successive victory from New York, to g. to-
day. Marquard was hit freely, but Drucke,
who succeeded him, stopped the scoring.
Beaumonts home run into the right field
stands started Chicago's scoring. Score:
Chicago A. hits Q, errors 2.
New York g. hits G. errors l.
Batteries-Kroh and King; Marquard
Drucke and Myers. Umpires-Johnston and
Moran.
CINCINNATI, May I.-Cincinnati-Philad
phia game postponed; rain
PIrTSBURG. May n.-Pttsburg Brooklyn
game postponed; rain.
ST. LOUIS. May u.-Boston-St. Louis game
postponed; wet grounds.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-12
PITTSBURG CONSTABLES
FAVOR SUNDAY BASEBALL

PITTsBURG, May Ill will resign my
commission before will stop Sunday baseball
in my bailwick," Constable Jacob Stein told
District Attorney w. A. Blakeley when the
latter took him to task for neglecting his
duty other constables took practically the
same stand In the crusade Of suburban COM
munitles from which committees of church
societies have protested to the district at
torney The constables assert that not per
cent Of their communities are represented
among the remonstrants.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-12
REAR ADMIRAL kIERsTED DIES

PHILADELPHIA, May 11.-Rear
Admiral Andrew j. Kiersted, u. S. N,
retired. is dead at his home here fol-
lowing stroke of apoplexy. He was
n years old. Admiral Kiersted served
with Farragut throughout the civil
war. He was retired in 1894 with the
rank of rear admiral
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-12
SOLDIERS ARE AMBUSHED

BEAUFORT, S. c., May 11.-Four
privates OF the 127th coast artillery were
wounded from ambush today and two
others were shot by alleged keepers OF
blind tigers who had been selling whis-
XIV to soldiers of the government res
eryation at Fort Fremont.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-12
AMERICAN LEAGUE
OF COURSE ST. LOUIS LOSES

BOSTON, May 1.-THE home team made it
two straight from St Louis today, winning
10 TO g. Bailey was driven from the game in
the fifth. after two were out. His successor
Petty, also was batted hard Score:
St. Louis g. hits Z. errors 3.
Boston 10, hits II, errors l.
BATTERIES Bailey. Petty and Killifer; Smith
and Carigan.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-12
SUMMARY

Home runs-Bodie, Hogan. Two-base hit
wares Sacrifice hits-Cutshaw, Wares, VOL
verton, Bases on baIls-Of Lively. g. off Mill
er. l. Struck out-By Lively 6; by Miller T..
Hit by pitched ball-Hogan. Double play
Cutshaw to Cameron. Passed ball-Berry'
VVild nitoh-Lively Time of game-2:07. Um-
pires-Hildebrand and Van Haltren.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-12
SUMMARY

Hits made-on Brown 5; innings, > Is;
runs. /. Home run-Brggs. Threebase hit
-Danzig. Two-base hits-Baum, Shinn,
Pearsons, Martinke. Sacrifice hits-Board-
man. Briggs Bases on bals--On Brown l,
on Baum ., off Schafer .. Left on bases
Sacramento 1, Vernon 3. Struck out-By
Brown l, by Baum 8, by Schafer l. Double
plays-Raymer to Danzig. Baum to Shinn to
Danzig. Time of game-l:3O. Umpire-Me-
Greevy
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-12
PRINCE ToKUoAWA SAILS

NEW>YORK, May 11.-Prince Toku-
gawa of Japan, who has been sight see
ing in this country, sailed today on
the Mauretania for Liverpool.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-12
BOWLING

On the Brunswick alleys last night the Bark
ers took the odd game from the Brock &
Feagans. Weston was high average. There is
much joy in the Barker camp. this is the
first series they have won. The score;
RAPKFPS
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-12
WESTERN LEAGUE

At Des Moines-Des Moines 5. St. Joseph :.
At Omaha-Omaha 8, Topeka 3.
At Lncoln-Lincoln 5, Denver g.
At Sious City-Wichita ;, Sioux City 4.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-12
SUMMARY

Hits-Om Thorsen, 6, and five runs in seven
innings Two-base hits-Dillon. Hetling. Sac
rifice hits-Ryan, Olsen ~, McCredie. Murphy,
Innings pitched-By Thorsen, Z. Bases on
bals-Om Knapp. 8; off Thorsen, Struck
out-By Knapp, 3: by Maggie, !. Hit by pitched
ball-Hetling, Daley Wheeler. Passed balls
Fisher. Orendorff. Umpire-Finney. Time Of
game-1 80.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-12
osLER oVERLooKs A BET

PHILADELPHIA, May 11.-Cleveland- Phila
delpbia game postponed; rain.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-12
NEW YORK TRIMS TIGERS

NEW YORK, May T.-Ford outptched Sum-
mers today, and New York defeated Detroit,
to Q. Both the Highlanders were made
in the seventh inning and were due to hits by
Laporte Charnel and Sweeney and sacrifices
by Muslin and Roach. Score:
Detroit 0, hits 4, errors 2.
New York 2. hits 6, errors o.
Batteries-Summers and Stanage; Ford and
Sweeney.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-12

WASHINGTON. May 11.--washngton Chi
cago game postponed; rain.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-12
OAKLAND
Totals .................. 30 ld
SAN FRANCISCO

Y
Yolverton out for interference.
Batted for Miller in ninth.
SCORE BY INNINGS
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-12
VERNON.
SACRAMENTO.
SCORE BY INNINGS

Totals ..,....S1 9 27 l.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-12

All trains daily except those marked as fol
lows: "a Sundays excepted 'b" Sunday
only.