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Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-18
Rule Revision Fanatics Startle
Diamond Followers with Advice

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Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-18
GIANTS WIN WHEN
D0YLES BLOW UP
Chicago Delegation Switches the
Lineup and Takes Advant-
age of Poor Plays

With a lineup switched around a bit.
the Leland Giants slipped one over on
the Doyle aggregation at Vernon yes
terday, corraling four tallies While
their opponents were negotiating duo.
Johnson, who has been behind the plat
ter in every game the dark-compleX-
ioned kids have played here, took a
day off and Pettus was moved up from
first, Booker taking his place at the
initial stopping place.
The Doyles were away off their
stride, throwing the contest away
through erros, which fitted in well
with Tonneson's lack of control In
the fifth frame the Chicagoans were
presented with a run because of a
walk, then a force, then an advance on
fielder's choice and a wild toss by
Hasty. In the sixth three hits and an
error allowed two more, and another
was negotiated in the following frame
by two bases on balls and misplay.
Hasty got a base on balls in the sew
enth, but was forced on Tonneson's S
slam. Ellis single sent Tommy to third
and he registered on BurrelPs sacrifice
fly. Three hits in the final round,
coupled with a walk. gave the Doyles
what was left of their tallies. The
score:
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-18
BUBBL|NC WATER
TAKES HANDICAP
Clever Mare Again Demonstrates
Class in Oakland Feature.
Roy Junior in Firenzi

OAKLAND, Dec 17.-Bubbling Water
displayed her class at Emeryville to-
day when she proved an easy winner
of the Oakland handicap. She ruled a
mild favorite for the event, and after
being in the rear the first quarter
moved up and ran over the leaders.
Boy Junior won the Firenzi handicap
from Black Mate and Coppertown
Chester Krum, the favorite, made a
poor showing, the slow track being
against him. Results: .
First race. six furlongs-Captain John
Mentry) won. Bellsncker CLeeds) second,
Platoon CW Cotton) third; time lis. Frieze
Father Stafford, Prosper, Golf Ball and Max
ime also ran.
Second race, Futurity course-John H. Shee-
han (Kirschbaum) won, Lord of the Forest
0eeds) second, Madeline Musgrave tGarner)
third time iii 2-5. Bambro Native Son, NO
Quarter, Domothilda and Old Mexico also ran
Third race. one and one-sixteenth miles.
Frienzi handicap-Roy Junior Ueed0 won,
Black Mate tGarner) second, Coppertown
(Gargan) third; time 1;49 2-5. Chester Krum
also ran.
Fourth race. six furlongs Oakland handi-
cap-Bubbling Water (Mentry) won, Arion-
cite (Selden) second, Jim Ganney (Shillng)
third; time 1:14A, seaclif, Enfield, Duke of
and Veneta Strome also ran.
Fifth race mile and twenty yards
Sepulveda (oiarner) won, Lotta Greed CE. Mar
TIM second. Altamor Qeeds) third time
1:44 3-5. A'lness, Zahra, Wap. star Actor
and Miss Offcious finished as named.
Sixth race, six furongs-Titus II tshilling)
won, Burning Bush (Pickens) second, Lady
Adelaide (Selden) third; time 1:15 3-5. Little
Buttercup Deneen, Ben Stone, Court Lady,
Port Arlington, Louise B., Frank G. Hogan
and Ironbound also ran.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-18
Brilliant Meteor Flashes Across the Pugi1stc Horizon
JOHNSON To BOX
IF SHOWN MONEY
NonbIeaChed Champ Declares He
Is in Good Enough Shape
to Go Six Rounds

CHICAGO, Dec. T.-Jack Johnson,
heavyweight champion, who will sec
ond his sparring partner, Walter Mon
ahan, in the latter's bout with George
Cotton at Pittsburg on Tuesday night
yesterday said he had received an
offer from a Pittsburg athletic club
asking if he would consent to box six
rounds with an opponent whom the
club selects on some night during the
holidays.
Having convinced himself by his
workouts with Monahan that he is in
pretty good shape, Johnson said he
would agree to fight any one over the
six-round route if there was enough
money in it.
"I am not agraid to step into the
ring with any of them tomorrow over
the six-round route" Johnson said.
"Just let them give me enough money
to make it worth while and 1 will sign
articles next week. My short bouts
with Monahan have convinced me that
1t will take little work to fit me to 60
six fast rounds with anyone the club
selects"
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-18
PHOENIX GIVEN DATES
ON HARNESS CIRCUIT
Great Western Organization Ex-
peIs Two Indiana Towns.
Season Ends in Arizona

CHICAGO, Dec. 17.-Fort Wayne and
Terre Haute were expelled today from
the Great Western Harness circuit at
q meeting held in Chicago. Muskogee
Okla, was accepted and allotted the
week of October 9. 1t has the only
half-mile track in the circuit. Neither
Wheaton, Libertyville nor Indianapolis
made it's expected application for mem
bership.
Nearly $500, 900 was hung up as purses
by the seventeen members for the sea-
sons opening, July 4, in Joliet, Ill, and
ending November II in Phoenix, Ariz.
This makes it the biggest harness cir
cult in the United States.
The schedule for 1911, with the
amount of purses, is as follows;
Joliet, ILL.,, July As, $4,000; Decatur,
Ill, July 10-15, $4,000; Grand Rapids,
Mich, July 1922, $4,000; Kalamazoo,
Mich, July 24-29, $4,000; Detroit, Mich,
July 31-August 5, $4,000; Cleveland,
o., August 7-12, $3S,000; Peoria, Ill,
August 14-19, $4,000; Galesburg, Ill,
August 21-26, $4,000; Joliet, Ill, August
2S-September 2, $4,000; Hamlin, Minn''
September 40, 100000; Milwaukee, Wis,
September 11-16, $4,000; Columbus, O.,
September $780, $100, 900; Springfield,
III, October ,2-7 $4,000; Muskogee,
okla, October 9-13. $4,000; Dallas,
Texas, October 1928. $4,000; Ell Paso,
Texas, october 30-November 3, $4,000;
Phoenix, Ariz., Nov. ell, $4,000. Total,
sass, ,000
This is the largest sum ever offered
by the circuit.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-18
BOB R. COMES FAST To
WIN PALM BEACH EVENT
Outsider AnnexeS the Feature at
Jacksonville by Beating
Mary Davis

JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Dec. IL
Perfect weather and one of the best
programs yet offered drew large
crowd at Moncrief today.
The Palm Beach handicap, the fea-
ture, valued at $1,000, was captured by
Bob r., an extreme outsider in the bet
ting, who came from way back in the
stretch and beat out the favorite,
Mary Davis, by half a length, while
Milton B. took the small end of the
purse.
Only two favorites won, the other
successful horses paying good prices.
Summary:
First race, Ave and one-half furlongs-Via
Octavia won, Governor Gray second, Danger
Mark third; time LOG As.
Second race seven furlongs-Trustee won
Idlewess second, Oakley third; time 1:2S.
Third race six furongs-Besom won, T. NJ
Green second. Ozana third; time 1l2.
Fourth race the Palm Beach handicap. one
and one-sixteenth miles-Bob r. won, Mary
Davis second, Milton B. third; time 1:47.
Fifth race, six furlongs-Lady Irma won.
Claque second, Colonel Ashmeade third; time
1.13 2-5.
Sixth race, one and one-sixteenth miles
Arondack won, Lady Esther second. Elfan
third; time 1:47 4-6.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-18
PENSACOLA ATTENDANCE
AFFECTED BY SHOWERS

PENSACOLA, Fla, Dec. ia con-
tnuous downpour brought on dismal
racing conditions here today and ac-
counted for the smallest attendance OF
the season. The racing was ordinary
Outsiders captured most of the events,
Summary:
First race. mile and a sxteenth-Bethle
hem won. Ossian second. Occidental third
Time, 1856 1-5.
Second race, six furlongs-Eva. Tanquay
won Hiram second. Grenade third. Time
1:19 As.
Third race. six furlongs-Charley Strau
won Lord Wells second. Bright Nader
third. Time, 1921.
Fourth race. hurdles mile and an eight
Jack Baker won. Octopus second. DR.
Hoard third. Time, 2:13.
Fifth race, six furlongs-Teddy Bear won
Horizon second. Rubiola third. Time
1870 AS.
Sixth race. mile and an eighth--Masoni;
won, Sandpiper second, Percy Taylor third
Time 1903 2-5.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-18
JUAREz FEATURE RACE
IS ANNEzEB BY INJURY
Heavy Track at Mexican Course
Gives MudIarks Chance
to Grab the Coin

JUAREZ, Mexico, Dec. 1.-THE mud
runners had an inning at Terrazas
park today. The track was heavy The
features was the Dolores handicap, In
jury winning Summary:
First race FIVE furlongs-Stalwart Lad won'
Red Lass second, Soon third; time l;O4 20.
Second race, six furlongs-Elder won' BON
nie Prince Charlie second Ned Carmack third;
time III 2-5
Third race one mile-Crossover won, Ramon
Corona second Short order third; time l:44 go.
Fourth race, mie-InJury won, Green
Seal second, Augelus third; time 1:42 4-5.
Fifth race five and one-half furlongs--Bon-
nv BOYER won, Balella second, Seth tnlrd;
time 110.
Sixth race, six furlongs-Chapultepec won'
Otilo second Napa Nick third; time 1:15 go.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-18
SPORTING GOSSIP

What will be the end of this one
round Johnny Hogan? Will he go the
way of so many other youngsters and
prove bloomer, or will careful ham
ding send him clear to the top of the
lightweight brigade7 Past perform
ances point to a brilliant future for
the San Francisco slugger. The bout
yesterday with Frayne made his thirty
third ring contest, and defeat has yet
to come his way. OF the bunch
eighteen, or more than so per cent,
were scored by a knockout, so a kick
is undoubtedly represented among Ho-
gan's ring assets.
Baron Long. bigger and more pop
ular than ever, passed the second day
of his visit in Los Angeles regaling all
who would listen with a tale of Mon
tana Dan Sullivan's prowess as a ring
ster. While disappointed at Jim Flynn's
refusal to meet his protege, Baron will
stick around here for a month and
keep his glad hand in working order
Come again, Baron"
Promoter McCarey, despairing of
ever convincing Leonard Lauder he
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-18

should fight for what is offered, finally
gave up hope of staging bout be-
tween the local kid and Antoine La
Grave and signed Morrie Bloom and Al
Rogers instead as a semi windup to
the Flynn Caponi affair. McCarey
hopes to complete his card with ten
session affair between frankie Sullivan
and Billy Capelle, the other mill also
being scheduled for that number of
rounds.
Here's one from G. T. Cross, who Is
holding the money for couple of San
Bernardino fans: London and Paris
play a game of ball. A bets that
London wins the game. They play
eleven innings and with the score to
the contest is called on account of
darkness. Does A win regardless of
bets being called Off"
According to what real sports con-
slider right, neither man would win
even if bets had stood. 1t is custo-
mary, unless otherwise stipulated, that
when one man says he is betting on a
team the other party to the wager is
taking the other nine. Therefore, any
ties make it drawn affair all around
and each gets his money back.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-18
AMATEUR SCHEDULE
GAMES TODAY

OIinda No. l and Olive, at Olive.
Sierra Madre and Anaheim, at Anaheim
Nadeaus and Artesia, at Artesia.
Jewel City and San Gabriel, at San Ga
brieI.
Blinn and Pasadena. at Pasadena.
Florence Merchants and MOnrOvia, at Mon
rovia.
Lawndales and Montebello, at Monte
bellO.
spaudings and Yeoman, at Twenty-fiftt
and Alameda.
Tenth street Merchants and Berkeley
Stars.
Great Easterns and Whittier. at Los
Neltos.
RedondO and HOegees, at RedondO.
Jose Villa and jefferson Centrals, al
Fortieth and Mckinley avenue.
RiIey's T-Bones and Huntington Beach
at Huntington Beach.
South Hollywood and BoyIes, at Western
and Santa Monica avenue.
College Inns and Long Beach, at Athletic
park.
Diamond Stars and Santa Ana, at SANTA
Ana.
washington Merchants and Harris &
Franks, nj Pico and Edendale.
North Broadway Merchants and Wielands
at Thirty eighth and Alameda,
Navel Reserves aud Wielands, at Thirty
eighth and Alameda, a. IN.
brunswick Drug and Yerdugo, at YerdugC
Park.
Universities and Glendora, at Glendora.
Burke Athletic club and Ontario, at on
tario.
L. A. Stove and Ei Monte, at FL Monte.
Hat Box and Andrews Brothers, at Dodge
willie.
south Centrals and L. A. Bricks. AT As
cot park.
sterlings and san Pedros, at san Pedro.
Hughes and Azusas, at Azuss.
Vernon NJ. w. A. and Radium Springs, Al
Radium Springs.
hillside Athletic club and Belvederes. a
Belvedere.
Dyas-Clines and San BernardinOs, at sal
BernardinO.
AII-stars and Ventures, at Ventura.
Teddy Bears and Oxnards, at oxnard.
Tropicos and Ounda No. 2, at olinda.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-18
MONDAY OAKLAND ENTRIES

First race. six furlongs selling-Military
Man, 119; Lofty Haywood, 11O; Cool, Miami!
Nettie Traver, Bucolic. Harry Stanhope
Salomy Jane, 1903; New Capital Braxton
Brighton, 105; Orilene, 104.
Second race. six furlongs, selling-Goli
Ball III; Canique, Belsncker, 114i Ham
pass, 112; Rimini 110; Quick Trip, Rollick'
ing Boy, Anna May, 1O9; Alaxie' j. H. Barr
Cantem, Directello, 105
Third race eleven -sixteenths mile--Paw-
huska, 11S; Maxdice, 1O4; Jest. 1o1; FRANK
Ferris, 9S: Sue Layton. 93.
Fourth race mile-Endymion H. Arasee
Ill; Paul Clifford, Jim Gaffney 10sj Miles
1903; Feather Duster- Sc.
Fifth race, mile and an eighth. selling
Fulletta, 112: Davie Andrew. Treasure Seek
er, Dovalta, Dave Weber. Spring Ban. 1O9
Nebuosus, 1O6; Kogo. 104; Aks-Ar-Ben
1902; Sir wesley, j. c. Glenn, 80; Tansy' "a
sixth race seven furlongs. selling-Tony
Faust, liz; Cabin. Maxims, Prosper lOsi
Boggs. sorrowful Mr.. Bishop 1o7; Lord OF
the Forest. 104; Biskra 1903; Galene Gale
Lotta Greed, 101; Camera. 99.
Weather clear; track slow.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-18
.LASKER BEST CHESS
PLAYER SINCE 1894
Champion's Easy Defeat of la
noWski Climax to a Most
Successful Career

Thanks to his one sided defeat of D.
Janowsh at Berlin in what must be re-
garded as a record breaking cham
pionship match, DR.. Emanuel Lasker'
titleholder since 1894, looms up more
ironresei,a than ever. In that time he
has contested six set matches, winning
al of them with the exception Of the
tie match with Carl Schlechter OF
Vienna this year. Upon the latter IN
cidentally, is reflected additional lus-
ter by virtue of the champions latest
achievement.
Janowskrs defeat by to 0 and 8
drawn was even worse than that OF
Marshall in 1907, when the champion
won by the score of to 0 and drawn.
The feat of winning the last hVe
games in succession has been the talk
Of chess circles here.
Appended is DIR. Lasker's champion
shin match record:
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-18
EsTOPPEY SHOWS SIGNS OF
WEAKENING IN LONG RACE

VENICE, Dec. 17.-Eugene Estoppey
who is running an endurance contest
here, shows outward signs of weak
ness today. He broke the worlds rec
ord this week when lie ran the 6l5Lt
mile. Up to that time he seemed tc
be strong, but today the effects of the
CONSTANT physical and mental strain OF
The past twenty-eight days have come
"a the surface. Since Thursday he has
NOT been able to eat his meals. Friday
be hegan a diet of bread and milk
trodav he admitted his weakness, but
still feels confident Of finishing his
1000 miles by December 81
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-18
HUN TER KILLS PAIR Of
DEER WITH ONE SHOT
Many Animals Brought Down
During Weeks Open Hunt
ing in Massachusetts

BOSTON, Dec. 1Z-There were 1879
deer killed and 101 wounded during the
seven days of open hunting season in
this state, according to the figures of
the fish and game commission. The
season passed without any fatalities
and only two accidents. One boy shot
himself in the hand and another in
jured his foot.
largest deer, his prize being a 430-
pound buck. w. S. Scott of Buckland
scored an unusual shot when he
dropped two deer with one bullet.
The youngest hunter to bring down
a deer was Alfred Rice of Charlemont,
aged l2
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-18
YOUNG FIGHTER UNABLE
TO WITHSTAND KNOCKOUT

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 17.-Edward
tKid) Gardner, n local lightweight pug
Hist, died in n hospital here this after
noon from injuries received last night In
a bout with John Kain at the Nonpariel
Athletic club. Gardner, who was 21
years old. never regained consciousness
after being sent to the floor for the
final count. He died from a fracture of
the skull.
Kahn, who Is 2e years old. is in the
county prison. the committing magis-
trate having refused to accept ball, and
others connected with the efatai bout
were held in bond as witnesses.