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Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-11

without finding the name Of Jack
Coombs as being pitcher who was
touched up for a home run. lnclden-
tally, only one four bagger was made
off "TWenty-four Inning Jacks" run
ming mate, Albert c. Bender.
The longest of the circuit clouts in
191 undoubtedly was the smash made
by Poet Schultz in the first inning of
the game played in Chicago on August
Is between the Cubs and the Giants.
McCfraW's gunner was Leon Ames.
Schultz hit the ball high and far over
the new steel scoreboard. The board is
335 feet from the plate to the front Of
the stand in right field, and the score
board is sixteen feet back of the screen
The ball, according to reliable eye wit
nesses, went twenty feet over the
scoreboard, which is siXty-one feet
high. No one knows where that ball
landed, but Manager McGraW, who was
among those present when Schultz
made his wonderful clout, oplned that
it came somewhere between Spring
field, Ill, and ST. Louis, Mo.
Heinie Zimmerman of the Cubs made
a pair of renowned homers in Cincin
natl on October 8, beating the Queen
City record for long distance smashing
with a four-bagger that cleared the
scoreboard the first time he batted
against George Franklin Suggs. In the
third inning the man from The
Bronn-ix amused himself by pastinS
another homer about ten feet to the
left of his first one. 1t also cleared the
fence.
Other smashes that Travelled great
distances and led to their manufac-
turers getting lots of publicity were
the four-baggers poled by iris Speaker
of the Boston Red Sox in Washington
on April q and by Sam Crawford Of
the Tigers in Cleveland on July /. A
circuit clout that resulted in a player
being hurt so that he had to take an
extended vacation was that made by
Ty Cobb of the Tigers on the Hilltop
on July g. Harry Wolter tried to
arrest the flight of the sphere and got
a broken hand for his trouble.
Two Of the freak homers Of 1910 were
manufactured in Boston. On May 2S
Duffy Lewis Of the Red SoX drove q
liner at Frank Baker, the ball hitting
the Mauing Marylander on the shins
and bounding into the bleachers. on
August 23 Bill Purtell took free
swing at one of Barney Peltys curves,
smashing the ball at Arthur Griggs,
who was playing third for the st. Louis
Browns. The sphere saluted Griggs
in the head and then hoped into the
bleachers.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-11
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Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-11
PING BODIES Of
MAJORS ARE BUSY
Trio of Home-.Run SWatterS Tied
for First Honors on the
1910 Roll

Had any enterprising automobile
manufacturer offered a touring car to
the player who led the big leagues this
year in home runs, three noble pas
timers-Frank Wildfre Schultz of the
Chicago Nationals, Fred T. Beck Of the
Boston Nationals and Garland Jacob
Stahl of the Boston Americans-would
have qualified for the prize. Each of
these men poled ten four-furlong drives
in the campaign of 1910, the Cub clouter
being the lone member of the trio who
smote a brace Of homers in the same
game Not once, but twice, did the
handsome young right fielder of the
Peerless Leaders combination make
pair of four baggers in the same con-
troyersy Beck and Stahl, on the con-
trary, got their noble wallops one per
game.
The red-letter number Of home runs
made in one season by a big Lacquer
from 1901 to 1910, inclusive, is sixteen,
Jordan, twice, and Sam Crawford,
when he was a member Of the Gin
cinnati Reds in 1901, and equaled by
Ralph Orlando Commonly called
"Socks'') Seybold of the White Ele-
plants the next season.
The National league leaders in home
runs in the last ten seasons were Tim
Jordan, twice and Sam Crawford,
Tommy Leach, James Tilden Sheckard,
Harry Lumley, ]. Bentley Seymour,
Davy Brain and Johnny Murray, each
once, with this years laurels claimed
Jointly by Schultz and Beck.
In the American league in the same
years the leaders were Harry Davis
thrice, and Larry Lajoie, Socks" Sey-
bold, "Bucky' Freeman, Lave Cross
Sam Crawford, Tyrus Cobb and Jake
Stahl, each once. The Quaker city
has had the leading home-run smiter
on six of it's teams. The leaders from
1901 to 1910, inclusive, are named below:
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-11
JACKSONVILLE

JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Dec. 10
Pleasant weather and a high class card
We're responsible for some excellent
sport here this afternoon. In the ST.
Augustine handicap, the feature, Tom
Hayward, a second shot, won from
Donald Macdonald, who found his
weight of 1913 pounds too great for the
mile and a sixteenth race. Results:
First race. Ave and one-half furlongs-oak-
Shapdale second, E. T. Shipp third; time
los.
Second race seven furlongs-Abrasion won,
Shapdale second, r. T. Shipp thir; tins
1877 3-5
Third race, one mile-Antenor won. Wash
second, Gold Oak third; time $40 AS.
Fourth race, St. Augustine handicap one
and one-sixteenth miles-Tom Hayward
won, Donald Macdonald second, Reybourne
third; time 1:46 2-5
Fifth race, six furlongs-Alfred the Great
won, Toison nor second, King Avondale
third: time I'LL s-6.
Sixth race. one and one-eighth miles-st.
Joseph won. Console second. Arondack third;
time 1:5l As.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-11
PENSACOLA

PENSACOLA, Fla, Dec. 1o.-Heavy
rains dampened the sport adm made the
racing featureless today. The hurdle
race over four flights of obstacles was
spectacular and resulted in a victory
for the second choice, Octopus. Re-
suits:
First race. four and one-half furlongs-P.
G.. Mccarthy wen, Hatchicoon second, Procla
third; time 59 3-5.
Second race, six and one-half furlongs-
Bright Maiden won. Cry Baby second, Blanche
Frances third; time 1:27 4-5.
Third race. ono mlle-Dander won, Albion
H. second, Beth Goodwin third time 1:47 S-5.
Fourth race, one mile-Louis Katz won.
Sam Bernard second, I. II. Mcbride third;
time 1:49
Fifth race hurdles, about one mile-Octopus
won, Malvina second, DR.. Heard third; time
200 1-5.
Sixth race ak furlongs-Autumn Rose won,
whiptop second. Fundamental third; time
liza 4-5.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-11
CITRUS UNION CHAMPION
OF SUBURBAN LEAGUERS

Citrus Union High school defeated
the Alhambra basketball team at Al
hambra yesterday afternoon by a score
of SO to 13. Whitted made twelve bas-
kets from the forward position, while
Daniels and Johnson worked Wei on
the guard division of the Citrus school.
Fobel was the star Of Alhambra's five.
This game gives the championship Of
the Suburban InterschOlastic Basket
ball league to the Citrus Union school:
The Citrus team has won thirteen OF
the fourteen games played this season,
losing only to the Huntington Beach
High school. The lineup was as fol-
lows:
citrus TJnion-Whitted, I'd; Boards
lev, id: Stuart, c.; Johnson, cd; Dan
iels, cd.
Alhambra-Fobel, i'd; Williams, i'd;
Fairchild, G.; Johnson, cd; Murphy,
cd.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-11
Local High School Squad Too Heavy for Northern Players
MT. WASHINGTON TENNIS
EVENT TO BE HELD DEC. 20

Owing to the fact that the Stanford
students will not reach Los Angeles un-
til day or two before Christmas and
that many of them desire to take part
in tho holiday tennis tournament which
is to he held on the MT. Washington
courts, the tourney in question has been
changed from a Christmas tournament
into a New Years affair. Play will
begin on December go instead of Decem-
her 22, as originally had been planned,
and viii close on December 81 instead
Of the day before Christmas. One of
the features of the closing of the tour
namcnt will be the tennis ball TO be
held on the last night of this year In
the open air ball room of the hotel,
which will serve TO help the wielders of
the racket sec the old year out and the
new one in. The ball viii be decidedly
rah-rnhesque, as pennants of all the
competing college and high school pfsy-
crs will he strung about the hall, and the
girls attending will be expected to come
representing by their dress some col
iege or prep. school of California.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-11
SHAMROCKS DOWN
SAN DIEGO, 8 TO |
DoyIes and Southerners in Morn
ing, Giants This Afternoon.
Kid Lafferty a Conner

with Kid Lafferty, the new recruit
from Poly high, IN the box for the
Shamrocks, Soldier Carson and his
teammates of San Diego were given a
royal trimming to the tune of to 1.
The McCormicks started things in the
first division and never were headed.
Curtis Bernard came in with the heavy
bingling. sharing the two-sacker hon
ors with Walt Carlisle and sending
out a total of three from his four times
at the swinging.
This mornings card Will see the
Doyles and San Diego clash, while the
Leland Giants are slated for an after
noon meeting with the bunch from
down south. The tabulated score of
yesterdays game follows:
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-11
CROWN CITY POLO PLAYERS
PRACTICE FOR TOURNEY

PASADENA, Dec. 11.-Members of
the local Polo club are practicing for
the polo tournament to be held at
Tournament park December 2S, 29 and
30. in which teams from Coronado,
Riverside and Hermosillo will compete
Santa Barbara may also enter. Pasa-
dena will enter two teams. In the
practice match yesterday the Reds de-
feated the Whites by score of Az to
in four periods of play. On the side
of the Reds were Dr. u. r. Malaby, Dr.
A. H. Savage, Harry Weiss and Tom
Weiss. The Whites ,ere made up of
Carleton Burke, Reggie Weiss. J. H.
Hobbs, c. q. Post b. Q, McVitty and
Robbins, Little alternating.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-11
EMERYVILLE ENTRIES

OAKLAND. Dec. Io.-Entries for Monday s
Emeryville races:
First race, mile. sellinE-Incentive, ]. c.
Glenn. Busy Man, Harry Rogers, Davie An
drew, Lovely Mary. Deneen, Wap. 100.
Second race mile. selling-Irrigator Ne
braska Lass Belmore. Keep Moving, 1os;
Sepulveda, ro7; Sake, Miss Picnic Dahlgren,
104.
Third race, five furlongs--Jim Basey, lis;
Pay Streak, 1o6 Maxdice. 1o2; Pickaninny.
Frank Ferris, Winning Widow, 80; Amar-
gosa, 9S; Porth Arlington, Academist, Ban
Ann. Santalene. s5; Yelsini, 80. port Ar
iington Academist. McManus entry; Ban
Ann, Frank Ferris. Schroeder entry)
Fourth race. mile and twenty yards
Jim Gaffney, 1o7; Meltondale, lo2; Rose
vale 100; Big Stick 50.
Fifth race. mile and an eighth. selling
Captain Burnett, Elgin, 112; Treasure Seek
er, 1O9; BellevIew, iO4; Nebulosus. 1o2; Jim
Cafferata 80.
Sixth race, thirteen-sixteenths mile, sell
ing-Hooray, Sir John. 109: Emma G.. 1o6;
Toby, Rubla Grande. Godfather. Mr.. Bishop,
Bonnie Bard. 1903; Judge Henderson, Beda,
1O2; Sorrowful 100; Zahra, 90.
Weather raining; track muddy.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-11
sAN DIEGO
SUMMARY

Two-base hits-Carlsle, Bernard. Bases on
balls-on Carson. A; off Lafferty, 3. Struck
out-By Carson, Z; by Lafferty. 2. Double
plays-Breen to Names Carson to McArdle to
Autry, Hosp unassisted. wild pitch-Carson.
Hit by pitched bal-Myers. Time of game
49, Umpire-Toman.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-11
LENNox TO RE-ENTER U. S. C.

Howard Lennox, the former U. S. c.
track captain, who was perhaps one
of the best sprinters and hurdlers of
the intercollegiate class in the south,
and who broke down after last years
track season, has returned to his home
in Glendale after six months spent re-
on Mt. Washington. Len
nox is now in fine fettle and is consid-
ering entering the university for the
second semester, thus enhancing the
Methodists' chances in track a great
deal.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-11
JUAREz RESULTS

JUAREZ, Mex, Dec 1O.-Jack Atkin,
the heavily played favorite, scored an
easy victory in the Tampico handicap,
six furlongs, at Terrazas park today.
Summary:
First race selling, six furlongs-Commenda-
tion won, Cat second, Balletta third time
1:14&.
Second race, six furiongs, seiiing-E1eeute
won Toy Boy second, Pho Pecos third; time
1:1l
Third race handicap, mile-InJury won;
Dorante second Ocean Queen third; time
1888 2-5.
Fourth race Tampico handicap. six furlongs
Jack Atlsn won, Helmet second, Round the
World third; time I'LL 4-5
Fifth race, seven furlongs-Miss Cattle won,
Mariancasey second Gladys Louise third; time
1877 2-5.
Sixth race, selling, five and half furlongs-
Hidden Hand won, Gene Wood second, James
Blackstock third time 1908.
Before a crowd of fans five hundred
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-11
MOTHER AND SON END LIVES

BOERNE, Texas, Dec. 1O.-Despond-
ent because OF i'll health, Mrs. James
Ranzan, aged so years, and Oscar Ran
zan, aged 40, mother and son, commit
ted suicide at their home near Boerne
yesterday. The aged woman took
strychnine ana her son cut his throat.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-11
SCORE BY INNINGS
SUMMARY

Three-base hit-Slater. Two-base hits
Finley, Byram. Laswell 8, McDeAald. Lewis
2. Sacrifice hits--Finley g. Bases on balls
-Rv McDonald Is, by Crosby g. Hits made
off Mcdonald /. off Crosby II. Time of
game, 1:45. Umpire, McAleer.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-11
L.A.H.S. IS STATE
RUGBY CHAMPION
Local School Proves Superiority
Over NorthernerS on
Bovard Field

The Los Angeles high school players
proved their right to the state inter-
scholastic rugby championship yester-
day afternoon on Bovard field by de-
feating the northern titleholders, Palo
Alto high school, in a fast game by
q score of 10 to 0. In every point save
speed the local youngsters proved
themselves the better, and during the
second half had an easy time of forcing
the ball through their opponents de-
fense.
1t was not the rugby which Stanford
and Berkeley play, nor very good
test of the English game. Fumbltng
was frequent and ragged work on the
open field gave the game little of the
championship flavor which the follow
ers of the American game delight t
see. Clark, Mcclure and Cass were the
local stars while Hutchinson and B.
Reisling upheld the honors Of the Palo
Alto school,
During the first half neither side
obtained much of an advantage, al
though the northerners succeeded in
forcing the ball to the Blue and White
one-yard line in the first few minutes
of play by a series of brilliant passing
rushes. Davidson, wing forward of
Palo Alto, made a run OF fOrty-hVe
yards, through a scattered field, saving
his team from a possible goal, as the
local squad had forced the ball on an
exchange of kicks and serum work into
striking distance of the goal.
Both teams showed a decided ten
dency toward fumbling, Los Angeles
being the chief offender Palo Altos
much vaunted passing rushes were
much in evidence as was their speed
with the ball. The local fifteen used
their advantage in weight we'll and had
the best of the exchange Of punts.
In the second half ReisIing, the Palo
Alto captain, kicked off and the ball
swung back to midf7eld: Los Angeles
high forced the ball to their opponents
goal line but the northerners recovered
and kicked back to centerf1eld. L. A.
H. S. had all the better of the play
In the second half, the northerners
playing on the defensive.
Los Angeles again carried the ball
down the field and after two unsuccess-
full attempts to send 1t over from
serum. Captain Clark Of the Blue and
White showed the ball over the line.
Score: L. A. H. S., 8; Palo Alto, 0.
Cass converted the try. Score: L. A.
H s., s: Palo Alto, 0.
Palo Alto kicked off to Los Angeles.
who defended the east goal The ball
see-sawed back and forth across the
center line until bv a succession Of
masses. aided by the fumbling of the
Palo Alto backs, the Blue and White
secured the ball for serum on their
opponents two-yard line. Here Cap
tain Clark again made good with try
and Cass converted. Score: l.. A. H.
S.. 10; Palo' Alto, 0.
The ball was carried back and forth
across the center line during the re-
mainder of the time without score,
CaDtain Reisling making a run Of
thirty-five yards. Time was called with
the ball in Los Angeles highs possess
sion on Palo Alto twenty -five-yard line.
The lineup:
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-11
GRIDIRON DAY FOR
FOOTBALL FANS
Monday, Dec. 26, Selected for a
Carnival of Soccer, Rugby
and American Styles
SCHEDULE OF GAMES

SCHEDULE OF GAMES
in football carnival to be held on BovRrd
field, L. S. c., the Monday following
Christmas:
Soccer (fifteen- minute halves)-This-
ties and Rangers.
Old American game tfifteen-minute
hnlves)-Sherman Indians and st. Vim
cents.
Rugby (fifteen- minute halves)-LOs
Angeles high school and Polytechnic.
New American game (eight-minute
Guarters)-U. S. C. varsity and U. S.
G. pTeps.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-11
BIG FIRE NEAR KALAMAZOO

KALAMAZOO, Mich, Dec. 1O.-Fire
originating in the basement of Lotter's
meat market at Mendon early today
swept through the business district and
caused a loss of $4,000.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-11
cLUNEs 12-PAsADENA /

The Clunes defeated the Pasadena
nine at Pasadena yesterday afternoon
by a score of Il to 1. The issue was
never in doubt and only one bingle was
tailed by the Crown city team. The
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-11
TRAPsHooTERs ORGANIZE

JERSEY CITY, N. J., Dec. 1o.-The
Interstate Association for the Promo
tion of Trap Shooting here yesterday
FORMULATED plans for the organization
of state associations and the general
encouragement of trap shooting. The
places for holding the Grand American
and Pacific coast tournaments will be
decided later.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-11

Huntington Beach basketball team
defeated the Fullerton five at Hunt
ington Beach yesterday by a score OF
60 to s. The grammar school girls de-
feated the Fullerton girls 40 to 8.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-11

or the three athletes who were clev-
crest in 1910 at punching out hits en-
titling them to the esteem of the pop
ulace and shoes, clothes, cigars, etc,
two-Beck and Schulte-sWing from
the near side of the plate, Stahl being
d right-handed batter. Undoubtedly
the best and craftiest, and probably
the most powerful batter of the trio
is Schultz. Beck can drive the ball
to the barriers when he lights on it
with full force, but he strikes out fire.
quently and is a mark for sOuthpaW
pitchers. Stahl is straightaway
slugger, who, like Beck, often hits
nothing except the air
1t was much easier to manufacture
home runs in the National league last
season than it was in the American.
The records show that in the old or
ganiZation there were 215 loop-the-loop
swats, as against 147 in the younger
body The fans of Boston saw the
most circuit smashes. Fifty raps Of
this sort were made on the South END
grounds and So in the home of the
Red SoX. In the Brush stadium 81
fou1 -baggers sailed from the slap
sticks of noted pastimers, there We're
20 made on the Hilltop, and over in
Washington park Is. out in Chicago,
in the home of the White SoX, only
four smashes for the grand tour We're
manufactured. The following figures
show the number of home runs made
in each city on the major league cir
cults last season:
National league-In Boston so, New
York 81. Philadelphia 80, Chicago 27,
Pittsburg %, ST. Louis II, Brooklyn 10,
Cincinnati "A. Total, 215.
American league-In Boston SO, De-
troit SO, New York 20. Philadelphia 3,
Washington O. ST. Louis 8. Cleveland
5, Chicago 4. Total, 147
The teams which made the greatest
number Of four-baggers last season
were Chicago in the National and
Boston in the American, the Cubs
hammering out "a and the Red SoX 4S.
Below is a list Of the home runs Of
the campaigns, the names of the pitch
ers off whom the players made their
long wallops being given. Fans can
1ook through the American league data
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-11

Before a crowd of fans five hundred
strong the Union Hardware team de-
feated the Pioneer Rolls by score
of 5 to / yesterday afternoon.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1910-10-27
River Postals at Treiber's.

Rev. and Mrs. s. Finkbeiger and
their three children returned to
their home in Scotland with the
Monday nights train. after visiting
among relatives in New York and
Ontario for several weeks. They
report having enjoyed their
visit very much.
Henry Zweifle from north of
Kaylor, is in town today after his
sister, Mrs. Henry Schiesser who
arrived this morning from Oaks,
N. D. Henry says a fine boy ar
rived at his home October 9th, and
his wife has since been very sick,
but has been getting some better
the past few days.
Post Cards for Halloween at
Treiber's.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1910-10-27

The friends of j. O. Mason who
is in the hospital at Sioux City are
pleased to learn that he is now abblle
to sit up.
The condition of Abel Stafford
Sr. remains about the same. He
is able to be up only a short time
each day.
The M. W. of A. team of for
esters has been invited to 90 to
Tyndall November LIST. and assist
in the initiation of a class of five
candidates.
What is perplexing the candi-
dates is the question whether the
general apathy means that the
voters will vote it straight, or wont
vote it at all.
Mrs. VIM g.. Griess of Stock.
ham, Neb, arrived last Friday tc
visit her brother, DR.. Robert JAS
mann, and her many other Scot
land relatives and friends.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1910-10-27

Coming to the Opera House at
Scotland on Saturday Oct. 29th, is
W. +. Marn's muchly talked Of
production. "Pinkey, The Pinker-
ton Girl" It's a real play by VIM
Fletcher, interspersed with song hits
by Peters and belong, therefore
making it a musical melo- drama.
It's a sweet story with a plot, and
ten big song hits of the catchy
snappy kind that sends you home
whistling and hummlng. The
company is composed of real per-
formers, selected for size, looks,
voices and to set off pretty gowns.
Unusual care has been taken in
the producing and we can truth
fully say it's a real one from start
to finish. It's something to look
forward to as a real treat, as ona
Chicago Critic says, "You shed a
tear, you laugh and at last find
yourself cumming some catchy
cute air from "Pinkey, The Pink
erton Girl" It's a great pro-
duction, in fact one of the best of
it's kind that will visit our theatre
this season.
Among the song hits introduced
and written especially for this at
traction are "'The Pinkerton Girl"
"He and You and l." "The Mes,
senger boy" "Does anybody want
a shine," 81 shink a lot of you,"
and "I'm going back to Italy"
It's brim full of pleasant surprises
and when you sum it all up it goes
with a rush. Seats for sale at
Bruhn's Drug Store
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1910-10-27

Sen. John Holleman of Spring
field was in Scotland Tuesday look
ing after his political fences.
R. W. Russell Drug Co. has
secured the services of Chas. G..
Mowen who was an official watch
inspector for the L. s. & N. s. r.
R. for Is years, which is a guar
antee of his ability.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Treiber and
baby went to Yankton Saturday
and on Sunday, in company with
MIR. and Mrs. Binder in the latter's
auto they went to Vermillion and
spent the day with Miss Albina
Janda who is attending the uni .
versity.