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Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-04
.fITZ REELS orr
FAST TEN MILES
APPROACHES NEAR TO WORLD
RECORD
MARATHON RUNNER SURPRISES
HIS RIVALS
Does Distance in $3.50 in Impressive
Manner While Training for
Big Race Sum-
day
MILES MADE YESTERDAY

James Fitzgerald, who was sent TO
Los Angeles by Tim McGrath to take
the place of Connolly, who claims TO pe
physically unable to participate IN the
big Marathon race at Chutes park
next Sunday, ran the ten fastest miles
ever negotiated in Southern California
yesterday afternoon. His time for the
ten miles was So minutes 90 seconds,
which compares favorably with the
professional record made by Alfred
Shrubb of So minutes Is seconds The
feat was witnessed by a crowd of
spectators, including st. Yves and
Marsh. The Frenchman was surprised
at the work of the Irish lad, but did
not seem to attach any significance to
the feat as having any bearing upon
his chances to win the race
John S. Barnes, manager of st. Yves,
was notiCeably worried over the excel
lent physical condition of the Irish
man. When asked as to what he
thought were Fitzgerald's chances in
the big race next Sunday he said:
"I always remember that the pro-
moters of the big professional $4,000
Derby race at New York did not wish
to allow st. Yves to enter. as he was
at that time an unknown, and they
believed he would be under the feet
of the good runners. Well, you know
the Frenchman won the race
John d. Marsh, ST. Yves and STAN
lay each ran three miles yesterday.
They have completed the heavy part
of their training and will do only
light work until the day of the race.
George B. Miller and Fred Lowe, the
local runners, were at the park yes
terday afternoon and witnessed the
feat of Fitzgerald. Lowe was i'm
pressed particularly with the ease
with which st. Yves ran. Lowe con-
siders Miller the most powerful runner
of the two, and probably will stick
close to these two veterans during
next Sundays race.
st. Yves and Marsh will run at
Chutes park at 1890 o'clock this morn
ing so as to get accustomed to the
curves of the track upon which each
expects to establish a new worlds rec
ord. They will not run more than
three miles, and Saturday morning
will wind up their training with a mile
sprint around the Chutes track.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-04
OWNERS OF SPEEDY
HORSES MAKE MATCH

JUAREZ, Mex, Feb. 3.-Orbicular,
carrying 120 pounds, won the feature
event at Terrazas park today. He went
to the front at the stretch turn and
won by a head from Meadow. AS a
result of this race, match race for
$1,000 has been made between Orbicu-
lar and Meadow at weight for age.
Summary:
First race, y furlongs, selling-Father
Eugene, 100 (Austin) won; Fairmont, 1O9
(Page) second; George Field, 10+ (Garner)
third; time 1907 2-5,
Second race, ! 4 miles, selling-Knight
Blaze. 104 (Molesworth) won; Misprsion, 104
CPage) second; Duchess of Montebello, 107
(SmalD third; time 1:54 2-5.
Third race. 5% furongs, selling-May
Bride, 107 (Garner) won;' Deerfoot, 107 (Mc-
Cahey) second; Alarmed. 1O2 (Ramsey)
third; time 1;O6 S-5,
Fourth race, 1 mile-Orbicular, 100
(Molesworth) won; Meadow, 109 (McCahey)
second; Lady Esther, 100 (HafnageD third
time 1889 1-5. Sugar Maid also ran.
Fifth race furlongs, seIling-Clint Tuck
err fO6 (Garner) won; Hidden Hand, 109
(Smal) second; Stendal 1l0 (Kennedy)
third; time l;12 20.
Sixth race, l mile, selling-Hmalaya. III
(Warren) won; Lista, 1O2 (Ramsey) second;
Gerrymander, 104 (Garner) third; time
1899 So.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-04
GOOD THINGS FINALLY
WIN AT EMERYVlLLE
5ottled=Up Birds Released and They
Fly Home at Juicy Prices While
FaVorites Trail in
Ruck

OAKLAND, Cal, Feb. 3.-Long shots
were in evidence at Emeryville today.
One of the surprises came in the third
race when Huapala got up in time to
win from Pretension and Redwood II.
Wicket was another outsider to land.
The second race resulted in a close
finish, Creston winning by a marrow
margin from Father Stafford. A car
load of horses owned by IL. G.. Bed
well has arrived from Juarez. SUM-
mary:
First race, Futurlty course, selling-Wicb
ct, 107 (Cotton) won; Passenger. 1O7 cray
lin) second; Metropolitan, l09 lselder)
third; time 1912 is. Coodship, Roberta,
Gramercy, Silk and La Petite also ran.
Second race, furlongs. selling-Creston,
120 (Vosper) won; Father Stafford, 12l
(Rettig) second; Woodlander. 121 tMentry)
third; time 1:15 2-5. Cobleskill, Elmdale,
Buregh, Jillett, Titus H., Daily, Birth ana
Muggsy also ran
Third race, l mile and 20 yards, selling
Huapala, 1O7 (StoclO won; Pretenson, l09
(Gross) second; Redwood H. 109 (Selden)
third; time 1:44 2-5. Lazell. Whidden, St,
Albans Bryce. My Pal, Litholin Surety, Hi
Col Cap and Rustling SILK also ran.
Fourth race. 1 mile and 20 yards selling
Aks-Ar-Ben, 1O7 (Cotton) won; Silver Line
107 (TapIin) second; Catalne, 109 (Selden)
third; time 1;44 1-5. Trocha, Cocksure,
Homeless, Bellsnicker and Who also ran.
Fifth race, q furlongs, selling-Bishop
W. 1O4 (Taplin) won; Baronica, 10i (Co-
burn) second; Round and Round, 10 (Her-
man) third; time 1:20 2-5. Foy T., Special
Delivery, Sam Barber, Sir John. Ampeuo,
Woolen and Charles Green also ran.
Sixth race, Ga furlongs, selling-sainest,
80 (Selden) won Rapid Water, los (Mentry)
second; Louis Streubel. 1O2 (Goss) third
time 1:21 2-5. Jim Hanna. Coriel. Black
Sheep, Lanita, Onatassa, Fredonia and Orie-
lene also ran
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-04
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MorIeys and the s. B. C.'s, which re
suited in a victory for the Morleys py
a narrow margin, owing to the great
rolling of Gilman. Bob is pufted up
considerably and keeps harping about
CIV Taylor and the match game that
captain has been talking about Tor
some time for a side bet. Bob says
he is losing his sight looking for ray
lor and his money and thinks the cap
tain should put up or quit making a
noise,
Jockey Walter Miller, once the pre-
mier rider in America, Will get PACK
in the saddle in the spring, having
signed a contract to ride for Baron
Haniel in Germany. He has given seY-
ond call on his services to Count Hen
kel. AS the scale Of weights in that
country is higher than in America
Walter should have little difficulty III
riding for long time.
Willie and Eddie Dugan and Dave
O'Leary passed through Los Angeles
Yesterday on their way to New YORK
via Juarez and Jacksonville EDDIE
NAV stay in Jacksonville and ride Tor
Dick williams until the metropolitan
season opens in April.
Among the. probable starters in the
California derby that will be run on
Washington birthday are Judge
Quinn, Chester Krum, CoppertoWh'
Turret. Daddy Clip, Raleigh p. D., lex
and Old Mexico. While it is a repre-
sentative field of 3-year-olds on the
coast this winter, it lacks much OF the
class that always had made that event
one of the blue ribbon fixtures OF the
Emeryville meetings.
James f. McIlroy manager OF the
King County Fair association, that al
Ways gave the race meetings at Be
attic. announces the abandonment OF
plans for holding a meeting there next
summer. He does not believe the ofal
betting system would be success IN
that city.
Ham Keene has taken Kismet, re-
Gently bought by Earl Linnell OF Los
Angeles, to the Keene stud in Ken
tllokv. Iinnell still owns the great son
of Melton and believes he will send d
better class of racers to the post in the
next two or three years than In the
mast. Notwithstanding that Domlnus
Aryi. ocean Shore and w. j. Deboe
were horses of good class.
Charlie Baldwin is having better
success at EmeryYille than he expert
enced on the bush circuit last year;
Orelio and Rey ell ToYar, which could
not win enough races to keep them
alive hardly are doing nicely now and
Charlie is prospering. He deserves TINS
change in fortune after the tough
summer season of 1909.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-04
SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 8. 1910.
JAY DAVIDSON,


JAY DAVIDSON
Herald, Los Angeles, Call.
Tonight WOsast and signed final articles for our 4ound fight
February % Wangons birthday before
Athletic club, which Sid Hester matchmaker and Tom
baeke Fonets
Hague, Woleast starts training at
morning at Mietts, where all
will everything and Abdul the Turk
be
Wgast tried to crawl out of match While dis
calling different
pulled his started clean house,
told them the Harmless Lamb"
ahead cleaning feeling mighty quarreme
self would do sammna he crossed tracks dded
him into fit for his bluffs"
$4,000 this when had the to-
night When he stripped
each first and last
knockdwn decision. He quif turn
The match is made if Wogat does not crawl
(Sisned) BATTLING NELSON
SAN FRANCISCO Feb 3The decision reached by the trustees
Nelson Wogast should
to makes
Angeles Hester relying Ala
this
announced that he concluded
be held Alameda He apparently
board tonight consdera
Alameda could permit finish
fight a 45-round afa
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-04
EMERYVILLE ENTRIES

First race, Futurty course-No Quarter,
1O9; Bucolic, 109; Hector, 1895 Ocean shore
109; GaIvanic, 100; Steel, los; Argonaut,
1885, Sir Barry, los; xBlack Sheep, 1O7;
Angle Face. 105; Likely Dieudonne, 105;
Lady Rensselaer, 1O3.
Second race 8 furlongs-Robert Hurst,
10; salali. 10s; Aragonese, los; Portola
Ravelston H., 100; Miss Toddie, 99 Fontello,
Queen. los; Ravelstonia, 1O4; Media, 105;
"a; Dacia. "a; XStanley s., 81
Third race, "a furlongs-Phf Mohr, Ill;
Prince Winter 110; Pico Blanco, 10; Hindoo
Star 10; Cantem, 107; Bit of Fortune 107;
Descendant, 107; Basel, 107; Billy Saunders
107; Babe Neely. 105; Kitty Cunard. 1O5
Fourth race. 6 furlongs, Martinez handicap
-Coppertown, 11O Turret, 109; Raleigh p.
D. los; Daddy Clip 1O5; Chester Krum. 100;
Old Mexico, 9S; Blnocular, 81; Lady Eliza
bets, 80.
Fifth race, 1 mile-Kermit. ia; Trust,
ia; Deneen, ia; Coppers, ia; Mr.. Bishop
113; Illusion. 112; Convent Bell. liz; wolf
VILE, 109; DR.. Downe. 109; Dixie Dixon, 81;
Sainota, 90; Contra Costa, 80.
Sixth race, SIG furlongs-Bob Burns, 10;
Sully, 110; Phosphorus, 10; Juan, 107; Twin
Screw, 107; Mark Twain. 1O7; Ormonde,
1O7; Cunningham 107; Sam Brooks 1O7; Ri
vera, 107; Clara Sal. 105; Herliana. 105;
Drectello. los.
xApprentiee allowance
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-04
CLINE WINNER OF
BALk LINE MATCH
Defeats Champion Demarest in Final
Game, Making Clean Sweep
of Series of Three
Games

CHICAGO, Feb. 3.-Harry p. Cline
of Philadelphia defeated Calvin Dem
Arrest of Chicago tonight for the ma
tional 1872 balk line billiard champion
ship and a purse of $1,000.
The final score was: Cline 1900, Dem
Arrest 1887.
Cline took the first two blocks of
500 each and Demarest captured the
final block.
When the men faced the table for
the final block Cline had 1000 points
to his credit while Demarest had 795.
Play was exceedingly slow up to the
fourteenth inning, the champion hav-
ing only 45 markers and Cline 10S. In
the fifteenth, Demarest, playing his
speedy, graceful style, counted 70,
missing an apparently easy carom. He
followed with runs of SO and 2S in the
next two innings.
In the latter part Of the game Dem
Arrest threatened to overtake his oppo-
nent, but Cline's lead was too great
and in his fiftieth inning he ran out
with eleven. The score:
Cline-5, 8, TO- 0, 6, 20, l, 7, 0, .. H.
2, 0, "a, 4, 6, 6, 21, II, 70, 1, "a, l, 16,
II, 80, IA, 0, 0, 0, l, 0, p, 2, 13, 4, 0, II,
II. SO As, II, 22, 1, 2. Is, 2, 0. Z, 1850;
average, 10; high runs, AS, "a, SO.
Demarest-O, 5, o. 0, 10, 0, 0, A, 0, 3. o.,
I, IS, 4, u, So, 2S, 10, 0. 0, 20, 10, 0, g.,
IA, l, 2 0, l, 4, 0, /, 26, 0, 6, 68, "a 4 2
20, Z 0, 81, 6, 1, so, 0, 50, 0-592; aver
age, 12 4-49; high runs. ~, 6S, 60.
Grand total-Cline, 1900: Deranest
1887; grand average-Cline, 70 72-11e,
Demarest, IL 111-116
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-04

RIAL TO GOSSIP
By Jay Davidson

NJ ATCH racing never has found
N favor with racing associations,
NA although many such events
have been pulled off in the past, but
the Jockey Club Juarez will put on
such an event, and Orbicular and
Meadow, among the classiest milers at
Terrazas park, will meet for $4,000 a
side at weight for age. Orbicular won
from Meadow yesterday at this dis
tance, beating Meadow a head, and the
rival owners Immediately arranged
the match race. 1t is the match fea-
ture of the event that attracts atten-
ton more than anything else, as there
that can beat both of them with al
most any kind of decent weighting.
Orbicular will be recalled as a rather
classy horse that won frequently and
in fast time at Santa Anita park last
winter.
Barney Schneider lost $4,000 a few
days ago when his hard luck horse,
Phil Mohr, finished second to Sewell
via the disqualification route. Phil
beat Sewell, but fouled him in the
stretch and was placed second. Bar
ney bet heavily on him and overlaid
Sewell in his book. Phil figures to
beat most any of them occasionally,
but he has been disqualified twice and
ran second in two other races when the
checks were down.
Packy Mcfarland is now in Eng
land, where he and Freddie Welsh can
talk their heads off about match, but
so far there has been nothing doing
between them. Packy seems to have
dropped out of the lightweight talk
since he let Harry Gilmore, his man
ager, go.
San Pedro will attract the fight fans
tonight at the opening show of the
new San Pedro Athletic club. Kid
Cleveland and Billy Cappelle will fur
nish the main event, which is sched-
uled for fifteen rounds. AS the club
house is located outside the Los An
geles city limits, the bout is within
the legal limit at this distance.
special train over the Pacific Electric
will leave Sixth and Main streets at
$50 o'clock tonight and quite num-
ber of local fans will make the trip.
Huapala, which won at Emeryville
yesterday at the juiciest price of the
season, was heavily played locally and
several betting commissioners are in
mourning today. Somebody got the
tip and spread it broadcast among the
pikers and plungers, and few of them
failed to hang onto the strap while the
resnlts were coming in.
Bob Lacy and Gilman, the bowling
experts, came in from Venice yester-
day afternoon to bring the news of the
result of the match series rolled by the
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-04
WEBSTER BEATEN
IN FAST BATTLE
FRANKIE CONLEY PUTS IT ALL
OVER HIM
LOCAL BOY HAS ONLY TWO IN
TEN ROUNDS
Eastern Scrapper Knocks Out Tooth
for Danny and Slams Him
Around Fear
fully
IAssociated Pressl

PORTLAND, Ore, Feb. 3.-Frank
Conley of Kenosha, Wis, had all the
better of ten-round no-decision box
ing contest with Danny Webster of
Los Angeles here tonight. 1t was Con-
Ieys first appearance on the Pacific
coast and he proved a great surprise
to the immense crowd which witnessed
the contest.
AS a defensive and infighter Conley
is a marvel and only Webster's su-
perior footWork and ability to duck
saved him from a possible knockout
In but two rounds, the first and sixth,
did the Los Angeles fighter have any
even break. Conley's blocking was a
revelation. In the second round Con-
ley landed a terrific uppercut to Web
ster's mouth, knocking out a tooth,
and in the third he put Webster to
the mat with a terrific right over the
heart. In the sixth Webster made his
best showing, sending in a number Of
good lefts to the head and rights to
the body, bat he was unable to do any
serious damage, the Kenosha boy COM
ing back with a series Of hard body
blows toward the end of the round
Conley has challenged Monte Attell
for a long distance fight before some
California club and may be matched
for another and longer fight with Web
ster.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-04
RESULTS Al TAMPA

TAMPA Fla Feb. 3.--The feature of the
DAYS races was the sixth. when Lille Turner,
after beading into the stretch fifteen lengths
behindiW. l. Hinch showed wonderful burst
of speed and beat Hnch out by length.
Summary;
First race. five furlongs-Conville won. Win
ona second, Virginia Maid third; time 800 10.
Second, five and a half furlongs-Charlotte
Hamilton won. Temper second, Baby Willie
third; time i'll.
Third race, three fTlongs-Sanctum won,
Tods Cottage second, Louise Il. b. third; time
:35 1-5.
Fourth race five and q half furlongs-Jacls
Iaxton won Southern Gold second, Uralla
third; time Iii 2-5.
Fifth race, six furlongs-Oesa won, Okenlte
second, Judge Sauhey third; time l;lS 3-5.
Sixth race, one mile and seventy yards
Lille Turner won, w. I. Hinch second Red
Hussar third; time 1;53 3-5.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-04
JUAREZ ENTRIES

First race. / mlle-The Wolf. 1O5; Cam
era, 100; Luke Cate, 9S; Judith Page, 9Si
Lady Paret. 49,
Second race furlongs-Deuce, 112; C. j
Cox. 109; Dr. Coleman, 1O9; Gresham. 109i
Ollie Burnett, 107; Dandy Dancer, 107; Coat
Cutter. loo; Brougham, 1O6; Bold Dian
1O4; Miss Danyille, 104; xVirgnia Lindsey
1902; xLillian Ray, 90.
Third race, 2-year-olds, y furlongs-
Owenita, los; Dreamy, 1Os; Columbus
Queen 1OS Ina. 10S; Marion Rudd, 10S; IL
zle, lOS; Cat, 1OS; Esma, los; Iwalani, 1903
Fourth race, 5h furlongs-sevenful, 1osi
Orbed Lad 10S; Light Knight los; Execute
1876; Gypsy King, 1O5; The Fad, 1885, Col
Bob, 100.
Fifth race, 51a furlongs-stendal, 10; Dr.
Mack, 11O; Sea swell 1105 b. j. swanner
1O7; Busyman, 1O7; DR.. Hamilton, l07i
Calves, 1917; Lykers. 1O5; Ina Gray. 105i
Shirley Rossmore. 1O5; Star Beam. lO5i
Clint Tucker. 1O2.
Sixth race. 6 furlongs-Sibart 112; Lani-
gan, 1Os; Appreciate. 100; Ed Tracy. 109
Florence Myers, 107; Niger Baby, 106; Dick
Vestal, 1906 Regards. l06; Belle OF Brass
I04; Golden, 1O4 xBan.ronia, 90.
xApprentiee allowance.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-04
NEWS ses J
SPORTING
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INVITATION PREVENTS
ARREST OF C0MlSKEY

MARIANNA, Ark, Feb. 3.--Possession
of n written permission to hunt has
saved Charles Comiskey, owner of the
Chicago Americans and his guests aboard
the little craft White sox, from arrest
Mt the hands of the state game warden
Preparations had been made by Warden
Vlsart to arrest the hunters when his
attention was called to a recently en-
acted statute which makes it permissible
for resident of another state to hunt
in Desha county If he had n written in
vitation. 1t happened that the party
was in the county specified and they had
the invitation. Besides Comisbey in the
party are Il. B. johnson, president of
the American league; William Chap
pelle, Ed Hurlburt and Charles Shield
and other baseball players.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-04
BERLIN POLICE MAY PUT
BAN ON PUGiLISTlC ART
Several Visiting American Fighters
Summoned to Headquarters to
Perform Before Committee

BERLIN, eb. 3.-Whether pugilism is
to be classified as a sport and form
of manly art, or merely as Objectionable
pastime, contrary to public morals, is
the question with which the Berlin po-
lice are busy. A number of American
pugilists now here, seeking to give pub
lie exhibitions, were summoned to po-
lice headquarters and required to give
a specimen performance before the
committee. The final result is not yet
known, though boxers claim to have
succeeded in convincing the committee
that their performance was an art
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-04
JACKSONVILLE RESULTS

First race, 31a furlongs-James Nc won,
Clay second. Jack Denman third; time :45.
Second race, 515 furlongs-Fair Louise
won. Stlcker second, Tempter third; time
1908 As.
Third race. furlongs-Tom McGrath
won, Abrasion second, Grondek third; time
1:14 1-5.
Fourth race. 1 1-16 miles-Nethermost
won Ozana second, Sotemia third; time
:46 AS.
Fifth race. l lie miles-Quagga won,
Killiecrankie second, Malediction third;
time 1:4S,
sixth race, l mile-Shapdale won, Rose
boro second, st. Joseph third; time l:41 4-5.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-04
WINTER BASEBALL

team was in town yesterday taking in
the sights about the Angel city. IN
all probability Pitcher Wigs will be
one of Promoter Orendorff's s slabsters
in the game between his professionals
and the Santa Ana team next Sunday.
Ralph Watson, formerly on the fast
Rainier team of Seattle, arrived IN Los
Angeles on a short visit watson
while playing at Seattle made a record
for himself while acting as backstop.
Manager Frank Abbott of the Direc-
tories ball team last night stated that
he would give a Wheel hat to any
member of his club who makes
home run.
Manager Hartenstein Of the Wieland
club has a good find in Cliff Marshall.
In the last two games played he made
three sensational catches in left gar
den. In one of his trials he grabbed
the ball in one hand about six feet
from the ground, turning a complete
somersault when he fell.
Marshall is hitting the ball at a good
clip in the City league. So far his
average has been $50. one hit being a
three-bagger. Muier is another heavy
average of $50. Shorty Hartenstein is
hitting the ball at a clip of 1916.
Another hat will be offered by Man
ager Tom Mari to the player on the
Yeoman club that gets a home run on
the Vernon diamond next Sunday.
The Yeoman Fraternal association
will give a benefit dance next We'd
nesday night at Mammoth hall to its
baseball team.
The Nadeau club has signed Pitcher
Phillip to tWirl for that club in the
City league. Deweese will pick 'em off
the bat.
At the meeting of the City league
last night at 210 Lissner building sew
eral matters pertaining to the league
was discussed. Scanlon will be seen
on the lineup of the Yeoman team.
Following is the lineup and where the
teams play Sunday afternoon:
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-04
ILLINOIS SHOWS FEAR
OF NATIVE SON ATHLETES
Announces 1t Will Protest if Certain
Crack Players Are in Western
Conference Meet

URBANA, Ill. Feb. 3.-That the
University of Illinois intends to pro-
test against several Leland Stanford
university entries in the Western Con-
ference track meet this year, became
known yesterday. If the coast ath-
letes include Horton, Crawford and
Miller it is said that Illinois will show
the conference committee that these
men have completed over the three
wear limit
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-04
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ALAMEDA COUNCIL PUTS ANOTHER
CRIMP IN HESTER'S FIGHT PLANS
SAN FRANCISCO PROMOTER GETS ANOTHER TURMDOWN AND
MAY THROW UP BIG FIGHT

Holds Informal Session. After Fighters Sign Final Articles
of Agreement Post Forfeis Decline Amend Ord
Allow Forty-hve Rounds of Distinguishing Been
Turned Down in Frisco and San Mateo County
Previously, 1t Looks Like Los Angeles Might Be
the Scene of Championship Battle on Wash
ington's Birthday-Unce Tom Is Willing
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-04
BALL GAME WANTED

The Echo playground baseball team
would like to get a game for Saturday
afternoon to be played on the home
grounds of the organization. Any nine
desiring to mix with these experts
may communicate with r. Il. Haslett,
Ten1nIe 929
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-04
HOPPE BEATS MoRNINesTAR

PITTSBURG, Feb. 3-Willie Hoppe
ran up a second block of 500 points
tonight in his 150O-point championship
1872 balk line billiard match with Ora
Morningstar, but the latter was close
on his heels with 495. The total score
now stands: Hoppe 1000, Morningstar
S07.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-04
coMIskEY GETS NEW ONES

CHICAGO, Feb. 3.-Fred Olmstead,
who came from Minneapolis. American
association, and Infielder Shaw, re-
cruited from Worcester, Mass, New
England league, signed Chicago Amer
lean league contracts yesterday.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-04

IT'S as easy 10 secure bargain in . used
automobile through want advertising, a. Il
used TO be-and still is-to secure horse
and carriage.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-04

Anybody who would be able to and an
address IN the directory would bo abls to
and your CLASSIFIED I'D.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-04

The Nadeau club has signed Pitcher
Phillip to tWirl for that club in the
City league. Deweese will pick 'em off
the bat.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-04

The Yeoman Fraternal association
will give a benefit dance next We'd
nesday night at Mammoth hall to its
baseball team.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-04

Ralph Seebe, former umpire in the
Idaho state league, yesterday enter
tanned several of his ball friends, in
cluding Kerwin, Names and DAILY of
the Los Angeles team of the Pacific
Coast league to an automobile ride to
the various beaches.
"Chlek" Grandal Of the Santa Ana
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-04

Another hat will be offered by Man
ager Tom Mari to the player on the
Yeoman club that gets a home run on
the Vernon diamond next Sunday.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-04

oliver Rich would be pleased to hear
from any manager for a position with
any club to play the outfield. Tele-
phone Main S471 or answer through
The Herald.