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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-23
FAST WORKOUT
FOR BIG BLACK

San Francisco, Cal, May 22.--Jack
Johnson did his boxing at his quarters
this afternoon before just as big
crowds as on opening day. and If any
thing, the negro champion had faster
workout George Cotton and Marty
Cutler. who worked with him, We're
in better trim than week ago, and
made better showing. The negro
warmed well to his work, and insisted
on boxing four rounds with each
He was anxious to find out from
the newspaper critics who were pres
ent how they liked him work. and par
| ticularly wanted to know IL they con-
sldered him fast. Cotton was sent
back to the camp with his mouth bleed
ing. After punch to the stomach in
the fourth round, Cutler complained
of being sick and stalled until George
Little called time.
In addition to his boxing, the bag
punching and tossing the medicine ball,
Johnson introduced some new exer-
cises with the pulley weighs. All told,
he was in the gymnasium about an
pioui. IolioNIlIbL VIC Ulc
weighed in the presence of news
paper crowd and tipped the scales at
us ga pounds. a week ago to-day
he weighed 224 pounds. There is no
longer any suggestion of too much
stomach
Johnson will not put on gloves again
until Wednesday, but says he will be
in the gymnasium every afternoon.
After the first of the month, he prom
ises to box four or five times a week.
and perhaps every day.
The morning was given over to
training, and Johnson did a lot Of
freak, stunts, chasing chickens around
the yard. playing with his pet fox
terrier saving and chopping wood.
riding horse and running his automo.
bile.
JEFF In Fine Shape.
Ben Lomond. Cal, May 22.--In the
presence of fifty members of the
Olympic Club and number of San
Francisco sporting men, Jeffries gave
| the best boxing exhibition OF his
present season this morning. He wenl
| through nine fast rounds of sparr!He
with his brother Jack. Joe Choynski
and Bob Armstrong, and at the finish
| there was not man among the spec
| tators who did not express the opinion
| that Jeffries is in excellent condition.
The fighter followed the glove work
with shadow boxing. rope skipping
and two fast games of hand ball. This
was followed by five miles on the
road and an hours row on the river
No work was attempted during the az
ternoon.
Jack Gleason paid his respects Il
Jeff for the FIRST time since the e5tab
lishment Of the Ben Lomond training
camp The promoter was merely max
ing a friendly call.
Chief Of Police Martin, of San Fran
cisco, stated that in the future al
prIze-ring affairs Will be conducte'
under his personal supervision.
This goes for the big fight, as wei
as for the lesser bouts" he said. 9TH
H fight fans should be protected, an
II ! believe I know enough of the gam
Il to see that It's patrons do not get tn
H worst of 1t. The moment fight look
N peculiar to me I viii stop 1T withor
Il consulting either referee or promoter
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-23

.Batted for Salee In ninth. :,
Score by innings: ~ %
6, rso,,is ,....................00oo Of o--l
summary: Runs--Mowroy. Burch. Hnmme!.
Two-base hits-Humrnel tS), Davidson. sac
rtAce hits-Daubert, Lennox, Mcmillan,
Scanlon. Double plays--Huggins to konet-
chy; oakes TO Phelps. stolen base.Pavid'
SON. Base on balls-or scanlon 8; OFF Back.
man. 2. OFF Wtlhelm. j: OFF Sallee, i. struck
nn,.Rv Rsckman, 2; by Sallee .. Hits-Of
srsnlon. 1 in spa innings; off wilhelm, in
Si-3 innings: off Backman, in 52-3 innings;
off Sallee In 31-3 innings; OH Bel, IN
! inning Left on bases--St, Louis. 81 BROOK
ivn. II, Time OF game, GALS. umpires, Nor
gan and tombstone.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-23
Cincinnati.
Boston
Totals 30 a II I IotaIs ''.aV q II
.Ba,ted for Getz in ninth.

PasKert, Mitchell, Egan. Lobert. Two,base
hit-Mitchell Hhs-Of Mattern. IN IN
ninss: off Frock, in 1 innings. Sacrihce
hits-Sharpe t2). Sweeney. Mattern, Lepert
stolen base--Paskert. Double plays-Paskef'
to Egan TO Mclean: sugss to Chariesi Lo-
bert 10 Egan Left on bases-Boston. =; en-
cinnati :, Base on bals-Of Mattern, 2
struck out-By Mattern, !; by Frock, !;
Time of game, 1887. Umpires, Klein ana
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-23

Totals ...as L. 81 II 2 Totals ...ss s27 II
.Batted for saliee In ninth. ;,
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Totals ...u sa1o Totals ...sl ss4ls
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-09-29
WHY GARBAGE PLANT IS TO BE ISOLATED
Least Objectionable of Sites Was Selected By Board
 of Health

Although there is reported opposi- tion to the location of the proposed garbage reduction plant at Ash Greek by the Republican party paper, Mayor Buckingham said this morning that there was no politics in the matter and that no notice Of opposition had been made to himself or the board of Health. The location of the pro- posed site is just 6 inches from the Fairfield town line and the nearest building a quarter of a mile from the site. The mayor said this morn ing that he hoped that the citizens would not pass judgment upon the location until the plant had been erected. He declared that if it was nuisance that he would be the first down. He pointed out that the city was protected by a good contract
 It was reported that several of the West End Manufacturers including Waldo c. Bryant, Carl Siemon of the. Sienaon Hard Rubber Go. and others were opposed to the plant.
 One of the manufacturers is said to have been approached by a newspaper representative and asked if he want ed the ''Stinking plant located in the West End.'' The manufacture is said the plant, if it was going to prove a nuisance. This is said to be one of the grounds upon which the report ed opposition to the plant is said to
 A member of the board Of health said this morning. '@The proposed site is 200 1t. from the roadway, on Ash creek and on the railroad; It is an admirable site. There will be fewer people kick about the site here than any place know of. We would put the plant outside of the city limits if it were not for the collecting con tract which requires the plant to be within the city limits. Six inches o9 the border is as near as we could 90 ?
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-09-29
RELATED PEDESTRIAN
 HAD FOWL UNDER GOAT
Patrolman Flood Repaid for Silent Vigil on Berk
 shire Bridge

PatroIman Tom Flood stood on the Berkshire bridge just before day break this morning watching the re fIection of the twinkling stars in the waters when he heard hurried foot falls from the west
 He glanced up in time to see q man who had just caught sight. of him, lodging out of view. As Flood approached he saw the man hurry away from a fence.
 FIood hurried over to the stranger, and demanded an explanation. Over the fence he found four fowls, three hens Of the common or garden varie- ty and one guinea, hen. Their heads had been cut off
 The man said he was Michael Con nors 45, a. laborer living at Brooks street and Berkshire avenue. He de- nied having had the poultry in his possession. Flood says they were concealed beneath, his coat Connors was held for investigation.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-09-29
Commissioner Kershaw
 Back from Vacation

Police Commissioner James IF. Kershaw returned to Bridgeport last evening after fortnight vacation down east He visited among other cities Providence, Boston,, Worcester and Fitchburg. He spent consider able time visiting the police officials in the various towns. He paid a high compIim ent to the clerical -sys- tenn in vogue in Fitchburg which he says compares favorabIy with any he has encountered
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-09-29

Mrs. Jacob Wilmert, Lincoln, Ill, found her way back to perfect health. She writes: 'tI suffered with kidney trouble and backache and my ap- petite was very poor at times. A few weeks ago I got Foley Kidney Pills and gave them a trial. They gave me great relief, so continued till now I am again in perfect health.'' F. B. Brill and Curtis Pharmacy. 7*1 5
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-09-29
THE PKETTTEsT FACE

end the most beautiful hands are of ten dishgured by an unsightly warG It can easily be removed in a few days without pain by using Cyrus Wart Remover. for sale only at The Cyrus Pharmacy. 253 Fairfield avenue and 1s6 Cannon St.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-09-29
THE BEST HAND
 SOAP.
HAND

Guaranteed not to inJure the skin. Instantly removes Stove Polish, Rust Grease. Ink, Paint and Dirt. For the hand or clothing. Large can 0 centA Manufactured by WIa- R. Winn, 2%A
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-09-29
Shows That Hill Voted For Payne-AIdrich Bill After Admitting by Indirection That
 1t Was Not an Honest Bill

Deals With Hills Attitude the Income Tax and Laws Bare the Ubiquitous Fis cal Policy of the Republican Government of Connec ticut During the Past Six teen Years.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-16
LONG SLUMBER OF
ROWDY-DOW BROKEN
Jeff Least Perturbed Man In the Camp
When News Comes
By R. L. GOLDBERG
Especial Dispatch 10 The Gail

- JEFFRIES TRAINING CAMP. ROW
ARDENNAN. June I5.-The long Row
ardennan snooze was broken this aft
<ernoon when the news flashed over the
-syi-e that Governor Gillett had called
uRon'. Attorney General Webb to take
r3easEres 10 stop the big fight The
old. plan Of the long plated white chin
drapery behind the counter at the gen.
eral store adjusted his window glass
Eehses. jumped off the sugar barrel,
spat COB Of tobacco juice on the house
acEOss the street and said. We'll, I'll
he gosh darned-' This is the widest
MOST unperturbed man in the camp was
.Jefries himself
JEFFRIES INDIFFERENT
The startling news caught the big
bear resting i'm his cottage Mrs. JEFF
fries turned pale. but he took ii with
:fhe same stolid Indifference that he has
shown I'm all matters connected with
the fight. The gentlemen Of the press
felt themselves fortunate to get a state
ment out of Jeffries through one of his
TepreSen entatiVes. He said that he absO-
}utely refused to take any stock in the
rumors about Governor Gilletts action
and would continue with his regular
. work until he received official notice
from Rickard and Gleason. Several
prominent san Francisco sports said
over the phone today that the matter
was not as serious as was at first
thought They said they believed the
governor merely started proceedings to
show those citizens ntagonistic to the
fght that he was doing his duty. Cor
bett Choynski. Farmer Burns and
everybody here are taking Jefs atti-
tude in the matter and awaiting devel-
upments down below In the big city.
This recent development no doubt
viii scare many people away from the
fght The little men who have had
TO pinch their finances TO make the
trip are 10th to gamble several months
salary on a long chance.
TEX RICHARD GAME
Tex Rfckard is 2 game SNORT He
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-16
AND WHAT YoU REALLY SEE
HILDRETH. AGAIN
TRAINING UNCLE
Noted HOrsen1an May Yet Send
$4,000 Speed Marvel to
the Races

Sam Hildreth is going to make an
other effort to get Uncle to the races.
The horse for which he paid John E.
Madden 100000 shortly before the run
ming of the Saratoga Special of 1907
went wrong in 1908 and Hildreth
failed to get him up to race while
at Emeryville season before last. Uncle
eastern racing enthusiast and until a
few days ago he was at the Ramapo
farm. owned by Kohler. 1t is. located
in New Jersey and there 80 mares
were bred to him. Willie Spence. the
former jockey, is manager of the
Kohler farm and he turned Uncle over
to Hildreth al Gravesend. The horse
looks well and the appearance of his
legs leads Eildreth to think that he
will stand training.
The well known owner says he never
handled a horse that showed more
speed than Uncle. 1t was a great dis
appointment to him when the valuable
horse went wrong, as he felt that he
would have beaten the best 3 year olds
of 1908
The New York anti-oral betting bill
signed by Governor Hughes yesterday
goes into effect September 1 and rae
ing is scheduled to continue until No
vember Is. There is much speculation
as to whether the tracks will operate
after September 1.
Joe Stern left Emeryville yesterday
for Victoria with his string He took
Lorenzo along for Dan Mccarthy, and
hopes to have him graduate from the
maiden ranks in the northwest.
When Frieze, won at Salt Lake Mon
day she was bid up from 5000 to s405
by Bob Allen, but she was retained.
The boost was in retaliation for the
claiming of Frieze from Allen & Hens
ley by KEGS & Co. at Victoria last
summer.
Earl Rogers, the sain horse that ran
at Emeryville and Arcadia, has been
presented by William Walker to the
Canadian bureau of breeding.
William Phillips, former trainer for
Fred Cook is thinking of returning to
the turf and arrived in Kentucky with
a view to purchasing yearlingS. He is
the owner of Lawrence P. Daley, but
fears the horse may not stand train
ing.
Ham Keene, who planned to retire
from the turf for a time after he sold
a number of horses at Emeryville, Is
again in harness. He bought Alive 3
Alexie and Soma at Latonia and ar
ranged to ship them with nine others
to Salt Lake City.
JdIHeS T.. odhAcyi WIN Hdu SOIie
horses at Emeryville season before
last is meeting with poor luck in
some of his turf ventures. After pay
ing Walter Jennings a high figure for
Julia Powell, the filly was killed in a
race at Sheepshead bay. A few days
ago Louise S, for which Gaffney paid
SIS 900, died after an operation for a
tumor. At Saratoga last season there
were few year olds that could beat
Louise S. Frank Weir has been train
ing for Gaffney.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-16
,BarbarianS Have a Full
Calendar

The athletic committee Of the Bar
barisn athletic club has drawn up a
very strenuous program for the mem
bers which viii extend over the next
two months. The list includes a track
meet. swimming championship races,
: regatta aad other forms of amuse-
ment A debate on the relative merits
OF Rugby as against soccer football is
also on the list. Another innovation
will be = hare and hounds race from
San. Mateo to HalfmOon Bay. The men
acting as hares viii be given Is min
utes' start and lay their trail as they
proceed
The complete list of events is as fol-
lows:
Tramp to San Rafael. Lunch at San
Rafael Championship swimming races
~ Lurline baths. Debate, Rugby vs..
Soccer. at club headquarters Track
meet. Barbarian and Reliance clubs
combined regatta on Lake Merritt
Hare and hounds race from San Aateo
10 HalfmOOn Bay. Lunch at Halfmoon
Bay and return by stage.
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says he will take the fight to Utah or
Nevada if driven out of California He
means to carry the thing through if
there is any chance in the world
There is still another possibility
Hugh Mcintosh and Tommy Burns are
expected in San Francisco this month.
If the agile little Australian promoter
discovers that things are muddled in
this section of the universe he may
step in and offer to relieve Rickard
and Gleason of the great obligation
they owe the world in general. But it
is doubtful if Rickard will let the tre-
mendous money making enterprise get
away from him if he can help it. There
is nothing left for either fighter to do
but continue his training.
Jeff did not do lick OF work today.
He talked big league baseball with a
crowd of admirers in front of his cot
ia ge this morning and then grabbed a
rod and walked down to the creek He
still follows his own judgment and
does as much or as little work as he
pIeases.
JEFF A CONTRARY CUSS
His handlers are anxious for him to
do more actual boxing. But they be-
lieve he will not don the gloves any
too often before the fight They have
10 be very careful about offering him
suggestions lest he do just the oppo-
site.
Roger Cornell his chief rubber, has
a good opportunity of knowing just
about what JEFF is liable to do f"I
don't think" said Cornell this after
noon, that you will see jeff box more
than half a dozen times before the
fight. He has his own peculiar ideas
about boxing and nobody can make
him 10 otherwise"
None of the principals around here
have been seen packing grips or look
ing over getaway timetables. The
camp is still moving in its sluggish
but positive way and at night in the
coy front room Of Walter Kelly's cot
tage the pinochle game goes on apace.
Jeff is said TO have received word
from Rfckard that conditions are very
uncertain.
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Gravesend Results

GRAVESEND, N. Y, June 15.--Aug-
ust Belmont's Footprint easily won the
fremont stakes for year olds at
Gravesend today, defeating good field
of colts. The race was worth about
$4,000 to the winner. Summary:
First race. five and half furlongs-War lie
TO /, won; Ladazette, to 5. second: Fair
Miss. II to 1, third. Time, 1:os Is.
Second race one and three sixteenth nnlas
Fashion Plate. to ?, won; Fauntleroy. 8 TO /.
second; Pretend. II to 3, third. Time. 300
Only three starters
tonius. TO 3, won; Pins and Needles o to &
second. Time, 1:J5. Two starters
Fourth race, about six furlonM-Footprinf IA
to 20, won; Blackfoot, to 2, Second: Babbler
Is TO 2. third. Time, 1:11 1-5. Footprint and
Babber coupled.
Fifth race. and sixteenth miles-Quantio.
to ?, won; Lad OF Langdon, 8 TO l. second; Sir
Cleges 2 TO ). third. Time. AS 1-5
Sixth race about six furlongs-Sir John John
son. even. won; Restigonche. 8 to 5, second
Shannon. IL to l, third. Time, 10.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-16
Latonia Results

LAToNIA June 15.-Belle Clem's victory ir
the Merchants stake. a selling event at ons
mile was today's feature at Latouia The
course is fast again and good time was recorded
Summary:
First race FIVE furlongs-Lady ormicant
straight SOLO, won; Evia, place So 40. second
Rue. show s5. third. Time. 1:o1 s.5.
second race. six furlongs-Sigo. straight
Hayes, show $3.50. third. Time, ia 2-5.
Third race. six furlongs-Ben Double straigh,
SS.5 won: Madman, place $2.70, second: Friens
Harry show s2.T0, third. Time, 1:I2 2-5
Fourth race one mile.Belle Glenn. straight
$3.50, won; Tom Hayward. place $40 second
Fifth race four and a half furIongs-gey
Prior straight $22.50 won; Eastern Star MA cs
50. 60 second; Mockler, show $780, third Time
:53 4-5.
Sixth race one mile and 30 yards-Molesev
straight $12. TO- won: Tom Bigbee. place 500 10
second: Leamance. show s4.20, third Time
1;44.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-16
Northwestern League

SEATTLE. June 1J.-Vancouver won from
Seattle. to 4. today by hard hitting Fine
fielding behind Hendricks made the score close
In the ninth evening Vancouver got four hits a
stolen base and a balk, but scored only one run.
Score: r. H. r.
Seattle ....................... >
vancouver e %
Batteries-Hendricks and Shea; Erickson and
Sugden.
in loosely played game today. Both teams
played bad ball behind their pitchers putting
score; r. H. Z.
Tacoma .......................3 *
Spokane ..-...-..-..-...-.... 8 4
Enthusiastically and Byrnes; Holm anu
Brooks.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-16
Racquet Wie1derS VIII
Play for Title
Especial Dispotch TO The Call

Especial Dispoteh TO The CALI
SAN MATEO, June 15-A handicap
doubles tennis tournament for the
championship of San Mateo county will
be held in the Peninsula hotel courts
Saturday and Sunday. Manager ]. H.
Doolittle Of the Peninsula hotel has
presented handsome II ophies to be con-
tested for
Among those who have entered are:
Thomas A. Driscoll, Raymond B. Spill
valo, c. Arthur Green, Everett Fuller,
F. G. Sanderson, Charles K. Melrose.
Arthur W. Hooper, ]. D. BromfieId, Will
liam M. Abbott. o. c. Boldemann. DIR.
Norris c. Cummings and c. C. Benson.
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SENATORS WIN
GAME IN ninth
Pitchers Battle Broken UD by
Boardman'S Triple and
Passed Ball

won from Oakland in the ninth inning
this afternoon. when Boardman drove
lohg triple to center field and scored
on a passed ball by'Pearce. The game
was hard fought, both Fitzgerald and
Harkins Keeping the hits well scat
tered, while the fielders on both sides
cut off number of drives that looked
safe Score:
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-16
IMMENSE ATHLETIC EVENT

NEW YORK, June ia principal
part Of New York's safe and sane
fourth Of July is to be a great athletic
carnival, for which so many entrants
are expected that the meet viii be held
on 20 different fields in various parts
OF the city instead of at a single spot
The committee in charge Of the ath-
letic preparations is headed by James
r. sullivan Of the A A. u. The cham
pionship winners viii be announced at
the close Of the day.
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American League

DETROIT. June 15.-Boston hit Mullin hard
today and took the opening game of the series.
TO 3. harger was effective except In the fifth
and seventh. Stanage's home run with Simmons
on base and the batting of Gardner EngIe and
harger ieatureo- score r. II. E.
Boston ..-.----..-.......... 13 4
DelFolt ---.s..................3 4 .
Batteries-karger and Carrigan; Mullin and
Stanage.
CHICAGO. June 15.-chicago defeated Phils-
delphia, to 3. in a hard fought II inning game
today Score: r. p
Inlcago .....--..s-- -s.............. 8
Pnllaneipnia .-...-... :.....---..-... 8 2
Bstteries-WaIsh and Payne; Plank, Morgan
and Lapp.
CLEVELAND, June 15.-New York defeated
Cleveland, TO 0. today. Ford practically won
his game with three bagger in the third
Young pitched a strong game outside of that
inning. Lajoie's error being responsible for New
YOrk's second run. Score: r. H. E.
Cleveland 5 /
New YORK ..-....- 9
Batteries-Young and Essterly; Ford and
Sweeney.
ST. LOUIS, June 15-St. Louis defeated
Washington in tOdays game. TO 4. The locals
made four runs OF Walker in the seventh
Score: r. III E.
ST Louis -. ........-..... 8 3
"fsalRFies BafteFes-ake and stephens walker ana
Street, HardF.
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asKED no oUsr sHERIFF

ELMIRA. n Y, June l5.-GovernOr
Hughes mas been asked formally by a
committee Of citizens to remove Sheriff
l. Stanley Day of Chemung county,
from Office on charges alleging that
professional baseball games are per-
mitted in Elmira. Governor Hughes
has served a copy Of the charges on
the sheriff with request for an an
swer within = weak.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-16
PORTLAND Wins
and LEADS LEAGUE
Beavers Hit Carson Hard While
Gregg Holds Vernon
Safe

Los ANGELES, June 15.-Portland.
which was recently pushed out OF the
league leadership. got back to the top
today by shutting out Vernon, to 0,
in the opening game of the series. The
Oregonians hit Carson 10 times. Four
of these were two baggers, two by
Ryan and one each by Hotling and OIL
sen Score:
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-16
SEALS SLIP ONE
OVER ON ANGELS
Mohlers HuskieS Slam Southern Twirl-
ers Hard and Often
san francisco 5. Los Angeles 3.

Mohs retaated .ngeenos yesterday taking
OF Of
and Bery The Seals
victory
rom
There the
opening yesterday
himself brilliant
SHAW GETS FOUR HITS
"Iunky muscles pressed Oscar
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SUMMARY

Two base hits-Ryan (2), Hetling Olsen Sac
rifce hits-Casey, Gregg, 0lsen Burrell Lind
say Carlisle. Stolen bases-R Brashear Olsen,
Rapps. Ryan. Bases balls-Off Carson l.
Struck out-By Carson, 4; by Gregg I. Double
Rpaay-hetlng tunassistedl, Passed ball-Broun.
-McGreevy and Van Haltren.