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Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-30
SALT LAKE RESULTS

SALT LAKE CITY, June 29.-Two track rec
ords were broken this afternoon. Not favor
lite won. though the second choices that won
were well supported. Results:
First race five and a half furlongs-Nebras-
ka Lass, 100 (Kirschhaum). woni Tube Rose
96 (Selden). second: Yellow Foot it2 tGaugeD
third. Time. los 3-5 Father Stafford, Good
Money, Lady Adelaide. Ban Lady St. Francis
Oblan. Silver Leaf also ran.
Second race. four furlongs-Pawhuska. 10s
page. won: MAKING los tKirschbaum), sec
ond: Helen Hawkins 105 (Lewis), third. Time,
AS 1-5. Lees Friar. Sig Levy. Miss Toddy
Prince Withers. Copper City, Adherer also ran
Third race. one mile-special Delivery loi
(Kirschbaum) won; Hannibal Bey, l04 (Ftsch-
err, second; Tug Boat, SO (Coreyl, third. Time
1:H l-5. Melton Cloth, Mrs. Nusent Swell
Girl, Tansy, Aequia also ran
Fourth race. six furlongs- 97 (Sel-
den), won Lady Panchlta, 97 tBuxton). second; !;
Ocean Queen. l02 (Krschbaum) third. Time
1:l3 10. Jacquelina, Ben X, Sleet, Galvesca
also ran.
Fifth race, seven furlongs-Kaiserhof, l0i
(Selden). won: Gretchen G., 100 CBuxton) Sec
ond: Hancock, 109 (Rettg), third. Time
1:27 as. Sylvia L., Fusileer, No Quarter, Mer-
lingo, sam Barnard also ran
Sixth race, one mile--Tavora, los (GauseD
won; Mlller's Daughter. 9S (MeCarthy), sec
ond; silver Grain. 107 (<irschbaum), third
ii lie, 1:42 4-5. Cigarlighter, Young Belle
Camera, PLAIN. Crotks also ran.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-30

start. and as soon as it is accomplished he
reduces his speed.
Dave Mills was subjected TO Jacks love taps
for two rounds, and this closed the days
workout.
Johnson appeared well satisfied with every
thing, and ambled off to the rubbing room,
smiling cheerfully.
MANY WOMEN PRESENT
The crowd which witnessed the workout was
the same as yesterday, perhaps 200 persons. a
larger percentage of women were present today
than any previous occasion.
In a conference with Tex Rickard, referee
and promoter of the Jeffries-Johnson fight,
Johnson today agreed to fight in ring
the matter Of ring Dimensions never before
given deep consideration by the principals
has been settled.
The question of the thickness of the pad
ding to be stretched over the floor of the ring
is still open. The laws of Nevada contains
nothing on the matter and the principals have
not yet agreed as TO how much canvas must
be under their feet when they face each other
They will state their requirements tomorrow.
This is how Governor Diekerson compares
Jeffries and Johnson. after seeing both fighters
work out:
Jack Johnson, in my opinion, is a faster
man than Jim Jeffries, but 1 don't think there
is the power behind his blows that is behind
Jeffries' punches He is cleverer than JEFF
fries, apparently, and 1 think his defense is
harder to penetrate than that of the white
champion. II Is safe to say, I think, that
johnson will hit Jeffries more times than JeI-
fries hits johnson, but his blows Will not have
the same telling effect. I would not care 10
venture a definite opinion about the result Of
the fight, as l really know nothing Of these
contests. The only ring contest that I have
ever witnessed was the fight between Joe Cans
and Jimmy Britt at san Francisco three
years ago"
DO you mean the occasion on which Britt
broke his ulna bone In the fifth round, gov
ernor' a bystander queried
Il mean" said the governor, with bland
smile 1.-The time when Britt is supposed to
have broken his ulna bone"
laugh followed. The governor continued:
"Jeffries is a much more rugged man than
johnson, and does not as nearly represent the
type of the expert boxer"
Tho governor expressed his opinion after the
Johnson workout today
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-30
SALT LAKE ENTRIES

SALT LAKE CITY, June 2s-Buena Vista
entries for June 30:
First race, five furongs, selling-Ybor. 92;
Babe Neely, 50; Aunt Polly Clarinis, 100; Good
Intent, l01; Beaumont, 102; Mabel Holander
Belle Kinney, Susie Gregg, Netting, Silver
LAT 105.
Second race six and a half furlongs, selling
kid North, s.; Aemna. 81; Roy shumway'
SO: Ben Stone, Special Delivery, Chief Des-
mond. L.iberto, 10l; Santha, Harry Stanhope,
The Mcintosh. 1O2; Capewell, l07; Reuben lO9'
Third race six and half furlongs, selling
Gramercy, S4; Biased 95 Convent Bell, 80;
Mamie, 100; Smiley Metzner 10l; Matte Mack,
Yellowfoot, Airs, 1902; Captain Burnett Rather
Royal Proteus, 104 Argonaut, l05.
Fourth race, one mile and sixteenth han
dicap-Chester Krum. 9s; Early Tide, l07; Ed
win T. Fryer, lO9; Orbicular. 1872,
Fifth race, six fGrongs, sellng-Meltondale,
91 Lady Panchita. 80; Jessup Burn. Banonica,
Novgorod IS; No Quarter, Sabado, Sainest, 100;
Hidden Hand, Billy Myer, L. NJ Fry, l0i,
Nebulosus, 109.
Sixth race, five furlongs. selling-I-awndale
Belle SO; Queen of Lowands, 95; Good Money,
96 David Boland. o.; Galene Gale, 90; Annie
Wells 100; Gold Flight 1Oli Marian Casey,
Aquiline. Gossiper IL, 1o5; Platoon. Doctor
Hollis, l07.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-30
AMERICAN LEAGUE

DETROIT, June 29.-Donovan got the de-
cision over Scott in fine pitchers oattie
today. Score:
Chicago 0, hits 5. errors 2
Detroit g hits 8, errors l.
Batteries-Scott and Payne; Donovan ana
Stanags
CLEVELAND, June 29.-St Louis won from
Cleveland today. Spade was khoeheu oue '
the box Score:
St Louis a. hits 13, errors j.
Cleveland 3, hits II, errors /.
Batteries-Spade Powell and Stephens1
Mitchell and Easterly
WASHINGTON, June 29-Warhop outpitched
GRAY today and New York won, to Il
Score
Washington l, hits 8. errors 2.
New York 2, hits 0. errors l.
Batteries-Gray and Street; Warhop ana
Mitchell.
PHILADELPHIA, June 29-Boston defeated
Philadelphia in a fifteen-inning game Win
two men on the bases in the closing. Gardner
triped and came home on Lewis single
Score:
Boston 6, hits 10, errors B.
Philadelphia 4. hits 13, errors 3,
Batteries-R. Collins. Hall and kleinow;
Morgan. Krause and Donahue.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-30
NATIONAL LEAGUE

ST. LOUIS. June 29.-St. Louis won against
Chicago today, TO l. The visitors were un-
able to make much headway against Sallee.
Score:
St. Louis 2, hits Il. errors D.
Chicago l, hits 4, errors 3.
Batteries-Sallee and Bresnahani Mcintyre
and Killing
Umpires-Rigler and Emslie.
BOSTON, June 29.-Brookyn defeated Bos-
ton, to 5, in a poorly played game today
Mattern was wild Score:
Brooklyn T. hits 0, errors ?.
Boston s. hits 10, errors l.
Batteries-Bel and Berger Erwin; Matterh'
Ferguson and Smith.
Umpires-O Day and Brennan.
NEW YORK, June 29.-Merkle's batting
featured today's game with Philadelphia
which was won by the locals in ten innings
The first baseman scored all New YORK runs
and made four of their eight hits. Score'
Philadelphia ?, hits Q, errors 0.
New York 8, hits s, errors l.
Batteries-Stack Maroney anu '
Mathewson and Myers,
Irmpires-Klem and Kane.
PrrTSBURG, June 29-Fielding ana battery
errors gave Cincinnati a to victory over
Pittsburg today. Score
Pttsburg 2, hits 3, errors T.
Cincinnati 6, hits 8, errors q ,, c,
Datteries-Leever, Powell and Glpson' Sds-
par and Clarke
Umpires-Moran and Johnstone'
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-30
MILLION ATHLETES IN
COMPETITION IN 1910
Statistics Show Remarkable In
crease in Athletic Pursuits
in Last Twenty Years

NEW YORK, June GA historical review
of the department OF athletic competition in
the United States. prepared by committee
from the Amateur Athletic union, shows that
the number Of competing athletes In recognized
events has grown In the last twenty years
from total OF about 5000 in 1890 to nearly
200. 900 at the present time. When the A. a.
u was formed in 1888 there were not over
ffty athletic clubs In the country whereas
today there are many thousands
The first American track and field cham
plonshp was held in 1878 The New York
Athletic club arbitrarily took control OF ath-
letics at that time and gave championship
events until the formation Of the N. A. A. A.
A., which was absorbed by the A. A. u. in
1885, since which time all control OF amateur
competitions has been under the present gov
erning body.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-30
sHEEPsHEAD BAY RESULTS

sHEEPsHEAD BAY. June 29.-Hilarious
proved himself a good horse when he won the
Long Island handicap, rs miles, here today
Fashion Plate nearly nipped him at the Wire
Hilarious won by three-fourths of a length
Results:
First race. 5h furongs, futurity course
Meridian won Adrian second, Novelty third;
time, 1905 a.
Second race, steeplechase. about 21a miles
The Welkin won. Mimic second, Gold Plate
third; time. $40 S-5.
Third race 1h miles-Charivarl won, Ash
well second, Star Actor third; time, 55 10.
Fourth race, III mles-Hilarious won,
Fashion Plate second, Gear third; time, 1;52
Fifth race, IA miles, turf course-Hampton
Court won Captain Swanson second Perry
johnson third; time, 200
Sixth race, ca furongs, main course-Foie
Levy won Coincidence second, Sir Alvescot
third; time, 1:20
stone Street second Elfall third; time, 1869 AS.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-30

2Chares White the widely known New York
WILL accident Rickard will
STEP n the the contest
followed quickly tonight the receipt of
Francis Mel
choice second referee could not serve
Nelson engagements prevented his attendance
would
who also
White and
tter formally
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-30
GLEASON AND CORBETT SHUT
UP OFFICES AND GO TO RENO

SAN FRANCISCO. June 29.-With the de-
parture tonight for Reno of Jack Gleason and
Tom Corbett, the last active link connecting
san Francisco with the Jeffrles-JOhnson fight
was broken Before his departure Gleason
closed the general ticket office which the
promoters have been maintaining here, and
will re-establlsh 1t at Reno. Corbett's mission
to Reno is to establish official pooroom. at
the instance of Tex Riekard, who has named
him official betting commissioner for the
fight
Before leaving tonight Corbett announced the
odds have again heightened TO 10 10 6. with
plenty of Johnson money in sight at that fig
ure. He also said that soon as he arrived
in Reno he will make arrangements with the
poorooms handling the local betting to main
tain the odds in both cities the same
figure.
Considerable money Will be wagered here on
the probable duration Of the fight No definite
odds have been set yet, but it is likely that
even money that Johnson will not stay twenty
rounds will be offered.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-30
CITY LEAGUE STARTS OFF
WITH SlX-CLUB CIRCUIT

The city league was placed on the amateur
man last night at meeting held at 435 Soutn
Spring street, the league to be comprlsed Oh
civ eltbs as follows: Blinn Lumber company
Podfnr, Strings National Lumber company,
Nadeaus. Yeomen and the Hat Box club. me
application Of the Long Beach club was iald
seorrad n make the organization an eight-club
circuit W. H. Howell of the Radum Springs
club was elected president, with Red Perkins
as secretary and II. II. Fling as treasurer II
Each club will receive 60 and 40 per cent OF
the gate receipts, with 10 per cent taken out
for ground renta.s The National league rules
and the Spalding ball We're officially adopted.
II was decided to play for a period Of fifteen
weeks. The next meeting will be held on
July at the same place.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-30
LATONIA RESULTS

LATONIA, Ky. June 29.-Five selling races
and an overnight handicap. for which but
four horses were nominated comprised the
card at IAtonia today. Pinkola picked
in the handicap, the fourth event, and re-
warded his hackers. Results:
First race, AZ furlongs-Outhelder won,
Mockler second, Jack Weager third; time,
o:5?.
Second race 8 furlongs-Marsand won, ORR
entail Pearl second, Wauchala third; time,
1:01 To-
Third race, furlongs-Lotta Greed won,
Acolin second, Celarett third; time, 1:14 rs.
Fourth race, mile and 70 yards-Pinkola won,
Tom Bigbee second, DR.. Holman third; time,
f:42 rs.
Fifth race. furlongs-Starport won, I'm
prudent second, Queen City third time,
liza %.
Sixth race, S-16 miles-Mame Algol won,
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-30
JOCKEY DUGAN GETS INTO
TROUBLE WITH STEWARDS

NEW YORK, june 29-Jockey Eddie
Dugan's career as n rider has received
a check at the hands of the stewards OF
the sheepshead Bay race track. Charged
with fragrant rough riding on August
Belmont's Foot Print in the Surf stakes
yesterday, the stewards have ordered his
suspension for the balance of the meet
ing and have referred his case to the
Jockey club stewards for further con
slderatiOn.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-30
FITZHERBERT RATED
BETTER THAN BALLOT
HiIdreth Crack Gets Two Pounds
More Than Keene'S
Bear Cat

NEW YORK. June 29.-In the opinion of
N : Vosburgh the official Handicapped, =
e. Hildreth's S Fitzherbert is two pounds better
than James r. Keene's Ballot. In assigning
weights for the Commonwealth handicap 10
r.. Trr on SATURDAY. at a mile and a quarter,
Fltzherbert is allotted 135 pounds to l53 on
Ballot. Olambala, the Suburban handicap
winner. gets in with 122. Among the other
l.Atta hilarious 122; Priscillian, 11s; Firestone
Restigouche, lis; Dalmatan 1l5; Fashion 51ion
PLATE. l12; Sweep, Dlnna Ken, l0S Hlsh
Private, 107
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-30
SUTOR FANS TEN AND
WH|TEWAsHES OAKLAND
Wolverines Still Gliding Down th|
Toboggan but Are Game
Under Punishment

SAN FRANCISCO. June 30 -sutor had all
the better of a pitchers battle today whicH
resulted in the second victory for the local
in the present series with Oakland SutoI
famed ten men and kept the hits well scat
tered. Wolverton and Cameron were sent Y
the bench for dsputing decision OF umpirI
Hildebrand San Francisco scored two rum
when Mohler made lucky hit with men oT
the sacks In the third inning. and in thi
eighth the Seals brought in another tally
Oakland showed up in the run column witt
cipher Score: J,
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-30
NEW IMMIGRATION CHIEF
FOR LOS ANGELES HARBOR

Ell, PAsO, June 29.-The entire Mexican
border immigration service Of the United
States will come, July l. under the charge OF
rank W, Berkshire stationed here. This
win include the immigration work from
brownsville, Tex, TO San Diego, Cal, and
also Will cover the port Of Los Angeles
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-30
HOCH DER KAISER

KEEL, Germany. June 29.-Emperor Will
liam's Ameriean-built Meteor today won the
forty-eight mile handicap race from Ecken-
foerse to Kiel. Herr Krupp Won Bohlen und
Halbach's Germania was second, and the
Hamburg of the Nord Deutsche regatta veren
third. The American schooner yacht West
ward, owned by Alexander S. Sheehan OF
New York, was fourth.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-30
BOOSTERS LEAGUE MEETS

The newly organized Boosters league will
meet at 435 South Spring street Friday even
ing for the formation of plans for the ensuing
season Letters have been sent out to the
local managers to be present and aid In the
big amateur baseball boost.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-30
BEAVERS GET BIC LEAD
AND BLANK VERNON 40
Carson'S WiIdneSs in First Inning
Allows Portland to Sew
Up the Game

PORTLAND. June 20 9-Carsons wdness in
the first inning of the game today between
Vernon and Portland Irresponsible for the
defeat of the visitors, to 0. Carson became
tame after that. but it was too late. Gregg
was fairly liberal with passes, but was un-
usually stingy with hits and Vernon could
not get man around. Score:
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-30
SUMMARY

balls-Oh Gregg, s; Carson. >. Two-base hit
struck out-By Gregg 7; Carson, 3 Bases on
Casey. Double plays-Olsen to Rupps; Lindsay
to Burrell to r, Brashear; Burrel to r. Bra
shear Sacrifice hits-Rapps, Martinke. Hit
by pitched ball-Olsen. Passed ball-Hogan.
Balk-Carson. Left on bases-Portand 2;
Vernon 6. Time OF game-14O, Umpire
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-30
SACRAMENTO

Two-base hit-Delmas Sacrifice hits-Mur-
phy. Dillon, Casteton. Bases on balls-On
CastIeton, 2: off Fitzgerald, 8. Struck out-By
Castleton, 4: by Fitzgerald, l. Hit by pitched
ball-Smth Time of game-1:35. Umpire
Van Haltren.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-30
OAKLAND
SUMMARY

Sacrifice hit-Vitt. Bases on oalls-Ot sueo'
Struck out-By Sutor IL, Moser B. HIT oS
nttched ball-Wolverton. MoArdle. DouoltE
niavs-Mitze TO Wolverton to Mitzei William
10 Mohler Passed ball-Mitze. INhe
rsmeNi.4O. Umpires-Hildebrand and NC
Greevy.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-30
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

At Milwaukee, 5, milwaukee g.
Al Kansas City-Kansas City O. Louisville =
A. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS G. Minneapolis A.
AT ST Paul-Toledo 2, st. Paul TO-
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-30
GONNA WANTS GAME

Covina wants a game with some classy
local squad for next Sunday. Call Covert at
Home 1l77 soon as possible. The foothill
nine is also desirous of securing date for
the Fourth.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-30
GOLF CHAMPION WEEDS

CHICAGO, June 29-Chandler Egan, former
national amateur golf champion was mar
rled here today to Miss Nina McNally daugh-
ter of James McNally. the publisher
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-30
EASTERN SPORTSMEN LEAVE
CHICAGO IN THREE SECTIONS

CHICAGO, June 29.-several hundred fight
enthusiasts left here for Reno tonight over the
L.icago & Northwestern Their special train
travels in three sections.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-30
JEFFRIES, WITH GOVERNOR As GUEST,
WORKS FOR MOVING PICTURE MACHINE

BID Boy in Playful Mood and Stands Inspection of eCodBreak
ina Crowd Without Growing Charlie White Agreed by the
Fighters and Promoters an Acceptable Substitute for
Tex Rickard as Referee Nevada Executive Says Smoke
Is the Faster but That the White Champion Is Much
SrOnger-Fight Fans Are Rapidly Filling Reno
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-30
BOWLING

LONG BEACH. June 29.-In the first match
here in the Southern California Bowling league
the Long Beach Coasters Tuesday night defeat
ed the Mckenzie Colts from Los Angeles by a
narrow margin. Following is the score of the
three games played:
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-30
AMATEURS AT PRACTICE

The amateur ball players will journey 10
Mace park this afternoon for the celebration
Of Spaldng practice day
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-30
VANDERBILT WINS

PARIS. June 29-The Prix Crcmorne run at
lie Tremblay today was won by w. X. Van
derbllts Gulllaume II.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-30
WESTERN LEAGUE

Al Des Moines-Des Molnes 3, Denver !.
At I.incoln-Llncoln 5, 81. Joseph T.
At Omaha-Omaha s, wichita UweN'
innings).
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-30

You can buy It. perhaps many places. but
there's one BEST place TO buy it-and that
place adYertises.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-30

Tuesday night on the Brunswick alleys the
Pacific Electric team got stung bad, losing five
str~ight games to the fast bunch from the
Western Electric company. Runyan was there
with the high average Of the evening.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-30

Monk. the thick-lipped Ethiopian with the
basso profundo voice, who always sits on the
bottom row OF the beachers and roots for the
home team to win whether they are winning
or losing, is going to Reno TO see his black
friend trimmed Monk was wise enough to
get in the first application for Job as porter
on the special and his irresistible manner per-
formed the influencing stuff that landed the
Job for him.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-30
PORTLAND
SCORE BY INNINGS

Totals. S.,...s.'...s'.'.'.'' 10 .
$Bat for Coy in ninth.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-30

Announcement is made by Tex Rickard that
he will continue to do business as fight pro-
rnoter in future at Reno the new arena being
made a permanent structure with that object
in view He is figuring on holding a double
header show there on Labor day expecting to
land Nelson and Wolgast for one and Burns
and Iangford for another. 1t is safe bet
that sunny Jim Coffroth will have something
to do with it, as he is scouting around Reno
a whole lot OF late.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-30

Last night on the Brunswick alleys the
NeWberry- Bowers took the odd game from
the acknowledgements team. Arbogast had
high average Of the evening.
NEWBERRY-BOWERS
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-30

Nose Hamburger has returned from his
trim to the Orient and reports a pleasant
of business and pleasure on
the trip He will not be able to attend the
great matinee at Reno, but viii be pulling
for Jeff to win, nevertheless.