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FOR DOLLAR FINE
FOR RUNNING OVER HOSE
May Cost Him More ii the Feat is
Repeated.

1t cost a white chauffeur a silver
dollar in police court yesterday for
driving his car over a section of fire
hose at the Dudley street fire the
day before. The driver explained that
he did not think his rubbed-tired car
would damage the hose and really it
did not, but the object lesson cost
him a silver dollar just the same
and it may cost more next time.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1910-06-04
RUTH GREY AND COMPANY
COMING TO AMERICUS SOON

Americas people wsl learn with
pleasure of the early coming to Amer,
icus of Ruth Grey, who comes here all
next week in an air dome theatre, at
some place yet to be decided upon.
Miss Gray has quite reputation as
a mind reader and clairVoyant of the
first class, and her performances are
first class in every particular.
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Your VaCation---
sfSTEIN-BLOCH''

Of course you'll need Homespun or cool
Serge on your trip, week end or month end
You'll appreciate your new Stein-BIoch when
you're at the summer resorts
Stein-Bloch experts have studied the styles
at famous seaside resorts the world around
Compare the cut, style, drape, hang. and de-
sign of your suit with the best dressers---you'Il
come home more than ever Stein-Bloch en-
thusiast.
All the summer fabrics Manufactured and
ready to wear.
Rylander Shoe Company,
CLOTHIERS AND FURNISHERS.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE RESULTS.
AMERICAN LEAGUE RESULTS.

Boston 0, Chicago 9.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1910-06-04
BAD BLAZE IN MACON
LOSS is OVER $4,000
Fire Started in KathpIan
Store There.
Especial to Times-Recorder9

Macon, Ga, June Fire starting
in the furniture st64- 5of Fl. D. Kap-
Ian on the south side of Poplar stree,
between Third and Fourth streets, de.
stroyed fully $4,000 worth of proper
ty here this morning.
The S ore in which the fire started
is S tna.ad in a prominent paet Of the
ely, and the highly inhamnabl@ ma
me Of its contents tended to a'd The
Blaze in spreading.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1910-06-04
FARM WANTED.

Wanted, farm of from 500 to 1000
acres, in Sumter county. Write Civ
ing full details in first letter, as to
location soils, crops and price. Ad
dress. /. K. Kelly Box l, GreenviEe,
S. c. 6-3-6t
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THE MEASURE OF ART.

DeTriend-"Wlat is that picture in
tended to representa-
DeArtist-"B Board and lodging for
six weeks Milwaukee Wisconsin.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-10
HUGH JENNINGS READY FOR
NEXT TRY FOR RAG

DETROIT, Mich, Oct. 9.-Hugh Am
brose Jennings, whose battle cry of
"E-yah!" is known from one end of
fandom to the other has his work cut
out for him next year. Hughey came
to this city in the fall of 1908 from the
Baltimore club of the Eastern league.
Under his leadership the Tigers, who
had previously been regarded as tame
cats, came forth from their jungle and
for three successive seasons they treed
every one who disputed their right of
way and carried off the league PEN
nant.
Imbued with their leaders spirit,
they acted in concert with the pre-
cision of a smooth-running machine,
They were marvels of harmony, brains
and speed. This year, however, things
did not go as smoothly. The cogs in
the machine did not fit as we'll
The Tigers had become so used to
fighting that at times they even
snapped at each other Teams that
used to take to the tall timber at the
approach of Jennings pets chased
them to their lair and tied tin cans to
their tails. Dismayed by such indig-
mites, they lost their confidence and
their power of instilllng terror. Their
fearsome roars degenerated into sounds
that suggested the frightened ba-as of
lost lambs seeking the fold.
But all TINS does not mean IndI the
Tigers may not recover their ferocity
in 1911. Jennings has work ahead Of
him; but when 1t comes to developing
new material and strengthening the
old there is no man better fitted for
the job than Hughey. He has thirty
four cubs to develop into full grown
man-eaters.
A great number of these will be
farmed to other managers in minor
jungles. who will feed them and in
struct them until they are considered
large and strong enough for major
compapy. Others who do not show
sufficient promise will be turned loose
to shift for themselves. Some favored
few will be added to the Detroit band
as full-hedged Tigers
With so much material to draw
from. It is almost certain that Jennings
win develop enough new blood to re-
organize his team and make 1t more
dangerous than ever next year.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-10
VANCOUVER WILL NOT
PLAY CALIF0RNIANS

SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. 9.-Vancou-
yer has Cancelled all it's rugby games
with Stanford and the University of
California. Word to the effect that
the Canadians would be unable to make
the usual trip to California this fall
has been received at both universities.
This is the first season since the adop-
ton of the English game that Vancou~
yer has not come south.
For some years past there has been
friction among the northern unions and
the officials of tho two bodies. Two
wears ago the storm broke and Reggie
Woodward was debarred from assum-
ing the management of the 1908 Van
couver team to California owing to his
desire to have the Victoria union for
the trip in order to strengthen the
Vancouver team.
A few weeks ago the northern unions
were supposed to nave patched up their
petty differences and both unions conn
bined and submitted the names Of eli
gible men to make the trip to CALI
fornia.
Yesterday Graduate Manager Farm
or of California and Graduate Man
ager Burbank of standard received
telegram from H. B. Bell, the secretary
of the Vancouver union, to the effect
that the trip was off owing to internal
differences in the union.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-10
BICYCLE RACES ATTRACT
FANS TO FIESTA PARK

With a series of events to excite tht
srectators, bicycle racing had anothei
inning at Fiesta park yesterday after-
noon. A fair-sized crowd was OF
hand, Plenty of action was in order
and few long races were held
The best event of the day was
three-lap race, motor paced. two miles
to the lap, between Pye and Duer
which was won on the third lap by
Pye after each man had lap to his
credit. The results: .
Motor paced race two miles-tlrs'
lap, Pye, time 1921; second lap, Duer
time 3:19; third lap, three miles, won
by Pye, time 500. ,,,,..
overland club handicap race-Huit2
first. Rusher second. Time, ;27 for
one-ffth mile. ,,,.o.
One-fifth mile. professional-Walikel
first, Carslake second. Diefenbarker
third. Pye fourth. Time, IA 40.
Two-mile open, professional-Wal
first, Broadback second, Carslake
third, Diefenbarker fourth. Tlme'
500. 49,,
Final lap, amateur handicap, three
fifths mile-Rusher first, Fousley sec
ond, Smith third. Time, 1:15.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-10
CLEVELAND MAPS WIN
WITH HELP OF LAJOIE

ST. LOUIS, Oct 9-Cleveland and
St Louis divided a double-header to-
dty, the locals winning the first to
4, and the visitors the second, 8 to O.
Lajoie got eight hits in eight times at
bat Todays games closed the local
season. Scores:
First game:
st. Louis 5, hits 10, errors 2.
Cleveland 4, hits 10, errors l.
Batteries-Nelson and stephens;
Blanding and Smith.
Second game:
St Louis 0, hits 5, errors 8.
Cleveland 3, hits 10, errors ..
Batteries-Malloy and O'Connor;
Falkenberg and Mcclure.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-10
F0LLIE OF S. F. Y. c. WINS
MOTOR BOAT CUP RACE

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 9.-in an ex-
citing finish the speedy Follie of the
san Francisco Yacht club won from all
other contenders in the perpetual chal-
lenge motor boat cup race on San Fran
cisco bay today. beating the jess of the
Sacramento Boat club by five and three
fifths seconds. over a course of fourteen
and half miles. The Follie's time was
one hour, thirty-four minutes, thirty-six
seconds.
The race today was the second annual
meeting of the motor boats. the jess
having won the race n year ago.
The endurance run for motor boats
from Sacramento TO Sausalito, n distance
uf 115 miles, was won by the Amethyst
In seven hours six minutes, record for
the distance. The Elizabeth and Red
RaYcn, two other Sacramento boats, did
not finish
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-10
WHITTIER NOW CLAIMS
LOCAL AMATEUR TITLE

Whittier defeated the Teddy Bears
yesterday afternoon at Los Nietos by
a score of to and captured the
amateur championship of Southern
California. Broad bent twirled a good
article Of ball and was never in danger.
The Teddy Bears used two twirlers in
Ferraris and Jarvis, while Broadbent
twirled the entire game. Nine hits
were secured by the Quaker City nine,
while the Bears were chalked up with
eight.
The Whittier team accepts the
challenge Of the Hughes team for a
series Of games to be played at Los
Neitos under tho same articles as the
Teddy Bears.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-10
BY E. V. WELLER

Another division of the spoils was
slated for the entertainment of the
Los Angeles fans yesterday, the VII
layers celebrating the event of a con-
test on their own diamond by van
uuishing the nemesis of McCred1e D
to 2, but falling a victim to the heavier
bingling of the Commuters IN the
Chutes affair by score of to :.
Moser started the morning game Ior
the Oaks, but was punished TO such
an extent in the second division that
Harkins assumed the mounders role
Hit twirled the entire game for the
Villagers and allowed only four hlts'
Harkins made two of the four safe
ties credited to the northerners, hut
the lead which the Happylanders dls-
covered in the second, under Moser
dictation, was too great 10 be sur
mounted
Breckenridge and Lively opposed
each other at the Chutes and neither
twirler performed i'll the style of which
he is capable. Lively was suffer
ing from wildness which almost cost
him the victory. Breckenridge caught
the fever and had to summon all his
cunning to keep the ball from await
ing.
Roy Brashear seems to be coming
back to his old form and sent the
ball chortling around the field in
manner calculated to inspire the blood
of even the worst Of the crabbers. The
Brashears have been slumping in the
batting column lately and a reversal
of form for the better means a cor
responding increase in the games won
column of the league list.
MORNING GAME
The second inning of the Doyle park
meeting brought back memories of
4 = l. ~f hot
taking the horsehide on the nose al
ternated with the murmur of the Oak
land performer. who used up his Eo-
cabulary in soliloquies on the elusive
quality of the sphere in question.
Roy Brashear singled to left to start
the affair and Coy walked. Kitty
Brashear forced Coy at second, Wares
to Cutshaw. Lindsay bounced one to
Moser who attempted TO catch Roy
at the plate but failed
Hogan singled to right Swander
imagining the horsehide a pigskin and
attempting a place kick into the
bleachers, Kitty scoring and Happy
grabbing the keystone. Roy Hit
singles, scoring Lindsay, and when
Pfyl duplicated Swander's gridiron
stunt, Hogan scored and the Village
HEAVIER reached second in safety. Car
Isle walked and Burrell singled to left
scoring Hit Moser retired at this
stage of the contest and with HarkinS
in the box the bingling ceased for a
time.
Oakland secured her due of tallies
in the fifth inning. Cutshaw walked
and Swander struck out Mite went
down, Lindsay to Norman Brashear
and Harkins hit over second, Coy play
ing horse with the ball and allowing
Cutie and Harkins TO tally. Score:
Vernon, 5; Oakland, ?.
Vernon added another in the sew
enth, when Roy Brashear beat out a
hit in the infeld, advanced to second
on Coy's out and scored on Klttys
double to right. The tabulated score
of the Doyle park game follows:
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-10
GOLFERS TO BEGIN PLAY;
TROPHY HAS DISAPPEARED

When the qualifying rounds of the
womans national golf championship
contest begin at the Homewood Coun-
try club tomorrow, the entrants will
face the possibility OF winning the
championship without getting the tro-
ply cup. The cup has disappeared,
and for twenty-five days has not been
seen by it's present holder, Miss Dor
othy Campbell of Canada, nor by any
members of the club.
The cup was shipped from North
Berwyn, Scotland, on the steamer CAL
ifornia. 1t has not yet arrived at the
Homewood club, and Miss Campbell
and officers of the club were unable to
find it by sending traccrs
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-10
NOVELTY TEAM WINS

The Novelty team Of the city league de-
featcd the sierra Madres on the foothill dia-
mond in ten-inning contest by a score
OF to @ The game was fast from start
to nnsh and both teams displayed excellent
Judgment in the held. Lind for the winners
rIayed good hall. and out Of Ave trips at
bat made four hits. Next Sunday the Sierra
Madre team will try conclusions with the
South Hollywood organization OF tho same
league in an exhibition game.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-10
OGDEN ENTRIES

OGDEN. Oct. S.-Entries for Monday,
October 10:
First race, five furlongs, selling-Little Eva
1O2: Cruzanda, Royal River. Busy Man, He
rives, Burning Bush, Bryan Meada, Beulsh
Lee and Aaltair, 107.
Second race, six furlongs-Jim Canerata
Buena X Camera, 1O6: Dorothy Ann, Runsum
All Alone, Ill.
Third race-Five furlongs, selling-Amargosa,
1902; Pearl Bass, Albettence, 80; Sir Bon, sS;
Gertrude g., So
Fourth race, one mile and a sixteenth, SELL
ing-Ocean Shore, 90; Cabin. 104: Nyanza. 9h
Treasure Seeker, 1O7; Young Belle 9S.
Fifth race. six furlongs sellng-Genova, 1867
Yellow Foot, Emma G, III; Galene Gale, 81;
Aquiline, Judge Shortall, 103.
LADY elizabeth 1o1; Donovan 90; Raleigh p
d, Inauguration, 104
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-10
ANDRES DEFEAT RlLEYs

The fast Andres Brothers defeated the Riley
T. Bone club on the Dolgeyille diamond yes
terday afternoon by a score OF 4 to g. Sew
eral sensational features were executed by
both teams Jockey Mountain, for the
losers, distinguished himself by his running
catch in center garden, The winners played
errorless ball did some good work with the
willow and made several difficult catches.
which il muffed would have proved serious
for their team Batteries for the winners were
Tetzlaff and Sullivan for the losers, Matt
Clark and T. Leahy.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-10
MILLM EN- WIN

Monrovia Athletic club and the Millmen's
Union No. ssf baseball clubs put up fine
exhibition Of the national game yesterday
the latter winning by a score of to 2 in
a fast ten-inning contest After the game
Dannv Webster went through the regular
training, sparring with several fast boys Of
the pork and bean ranks for his fight at
Bakersfield next month.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-10
coLDsMlrHs DEFEAT OILS

The fast Goldsmiths on the Fullerton dia-
mond defeated the Olinda Oilwellers by a
score of to l. Crlpps for the oil team
was in good condition, but could not find
the inshoots Of Miller, his opposing mound
artist. The batteries for the winners were
Miller and Hoffman; for the losers, Cripps
and McClain. The feature OF the game
was the heavy hitting Of both Cripps and
Miller. each getting three-oagger' corey
yor the winners, rot one double and two
singles out OF three times at bat.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-10
CINCINNATI DEFEATS
PlTTSBuRG PIRATES

CINCINNATI, oct. 9-Cincinnati de-
feated Pittsburg today. to l. Will
sons home run in the seventh was the
feature. Directly following the game
the Cincinnati and Pittsburg teams
contested in a field day exhibition.
Score;
Pittsburg l, hits 7, errors 8.
Cincinnati 7, hits 9, errors 1.
Batteries-White and Simon; Beebe
and Clarke, Roth.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-10
LOS ANGELES REVOLVER
CLUB HOLDS SHOOT FEST

valuable list OF prizes, a good attend
anco and fair scores we're the features OF
a very successful shoot Of the Los An
COLES revolver club at the Bishop street range
yesterday.
The scores follow:
r. j. Fraser, 4S. AZ. At; S. NJ. Packard 4S'
At. a.: A. b. Douglas 4s, 40; e. c. Richard
son, AZ. w. e. Smith, 49, As; A. d. Macomber'
4G, AZ; J. f. Hocomb, 49, "A, 43, 43; j. w.
seifcrt. As. A, 49, Al; ]. B. Fox, AZ; P. D.
Peterson. Al. 40; l. c, Douglas, Al, 59i II. d.
Thaxter, Al, So.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-10
PORTLAND TAKES
TWO FROM SOLONS
Beavers Shut Out Senators Twice
with the Aid of Visitors
Errors

PORTLAND. Oct. 9.-Portland took
both games today, 4 to 0 and l to O.
The second game was called at the
end of the fifth. Byram was respon-
sible for the victory. In the third
inning he threw the ball away, and
as result Portland secured two runs
In the fifth the local team punched
hits off the California pitcher.
Portland scored in the second game
in the fifth, when Portland found
Byram with sufficient effect to net
them one run. Score:
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-10
SEALS TAKE ONE,
ANGELS ANOTHER
DiIIoniteS Shut Out Opponents at
Oakland and MohIer'S Men
Have Their Revenge

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 9--After San
Francisco had taken the empty end
of a to score at Oakland in the
morning, the team came back in the
afternoon and won to 2, in an ex-
hibition of baseball that was errorless,
fast and snappy. Easily was given the
worst kind of support in the forenoon,
while Delhi pitched fine game, allow
ing but six hits.
In the afternoon Los Angeles went
after Miller, cornering four hits and
two runs in two innings. Miller was
benched and Browning sent in and
from then on Los Angeles failed to get
hit. Scores:
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-10
COLE WILD BUT LUCKY
AND CHICAGO CUBS WIN

CHICAGO, Oct. 9.-Chicago won from
St Louis today, to 3, in a ninth
inning rally. Kane starred for the new
champions getting three singles and
driving home the deciding run. Cole
was wild, giving ten passes, but was
lucky in pinches. Score:
Chicago 4, hits Il, errors ..
St. Louis 8, hits 4, errors 0.
Batteries-Cole and Needham; Steele
and Phelps. Umpires, Rigler and
ODav.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-10
NAPOLEON LAJO|E
! CHAMPION BATTER
Nap of the Maps Makes Great
Record and Passes
Ty Cobb
Napoleon La

Napoleon La
joi of t II Q
Cleveland Amer
lean team yes
terday estab-
lished a record
that will award
him the 1910
championship of
t h g m a ] o r
league batters.
The feat con-
sisted in maxi
ing eight hits in
eight times at
bat in the game
at st. Louis be-
tween the st.
Louis Browns
and the Cleve-
land Maps.
The two bat
kings, Cobb and
Lajoie, h a V e
been seesawing
back and forth
for the leader
ship of the bat
ting columns,
and Cobb looked
like the most
likely probable
winner until the
Cleveland bing-
ler's superhu-
man effort of
yesterday.
Lajoie has al
ways been a
popular figure,
both to the fans
and the players,
and there are
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-10
DETROIT TAKES FINAL
FROM CHICAGO WHITE SOx

CHICAGO, Oct 9.r-Detroit won the
final game Of the season from Chicago
today, to l, hitting Chouneau, an
Indian recruit, for four hits and two
runs in the sixth inning. Score:
Detroit q hits s. errors 0.
Chicago 1, hits 7, errors ?.
Batteries - Donovan and Stanage;
Chouneau, Lange and Payne.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-10
stunt Pfyl went home on sacrifice

stunt. Pfyl went home on a sacrifice
fly by Swander.
The visitors closed their side of the
score sheet in the last OF the sixth.
Ross walked, stole second, advanced
to third on a wild pitch, and scored on
Kitty Brashear's infleld hit to Wares.
Score Oakland 3, Vernon @
Oakland made the final score of the
game in the ninth. SWander singled
TO center. and made third and home
on Maggerts hit to right, Happy drop
ping the ball on the throw to the plate.
The tabulated score Of the afternoon
game follows.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-10
SAN FRANCISCO
SUMMARY

Runs-Two and hits off Miller in R-S in
nings Two-base hts-Wheeler. Lewis, Mel
choir Sacrifice hits-Vitt, Browning Bases
on balls7-On Criger !, off Miller 2 of Brown
ing g. Struck out-By Criger l, by Browning
Double plays-Moher to Shaw 10 Tenant,
McArdle unassisted. Wild pitches-Miller,
Criger 2 Time Of game-1 hour and 40 min
utes. Umplres-McGreevy and Irwin.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-10
LEAGUE
AMERICAN LEAGUE SEASON
ENDS AND ATHLETICS WIN

CHICAGO, Oct. 9.-After a season
n which the Detroits, three-time win
ners of the American league champion
ship, were ousted from first place, the
American league season ended today
with Philadelphia in first place.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-10
AFTERNOON GAME

Oakland started things in the after
noon game in the second inning. Cut
shaw singled to left and SWander
walked. Cutie went to third and
Swander to second on a wild pitch.
Pearce scored to left, scoring Cutshaw.
Vernon came right back to an even
basis in its half. After Hosp had gone
down, Kitty Brashcar doubled to
right and reached third on Swander's s
error. Lindsay walked, reaching sec
ond On CutshaW's error. Brown rolled
one to Lively ana Kitty crossed the
pan.
fourth. Cutshaw doubled to right,
took third on SWander's ont and went
over on sacrifice by Pearce. The
third tally for the northc~ners arrived
in the sixth, when Pry made three
bases and incidentally $40 hs' rappiug
a fly to the leg Of the "Buu' sign in
right field This is the second time
the $50 skylarll has been made ou the
Chutes diamond, Brown, tho Vernon
catcher, made the first August 81. and
as coincidence would have it, was
presented with the cleck only a few
minutes before Pfyl duplicated the
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-10

NAPOLEON LAJOlE, 1eW OF the IN
terested ones who would not prefer La
joie to any other contestant for the
honor. His work this year has been
Clevelands bulwark of strength and
his opportune bingles have been plenti-
full enough to win games from all
star clubs when the other eight were
bushers of the no-hit class.
According to the unofficial figures,
the official marks not yet having been
announced. Lajoies average is now
1868 and Cobbs 1894
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-10
OAKLAND
SCORE BY INNINGS
SUMMARY

Threo-base hits--E0ss, NV. TW0-Nala hts
w. Hogan ., Cameron, ". Brashear Cut
shaw. Sacrifice hts--BrackonridE7, Ross,
S wander. Pearce. Bases on halls-On Lively,
g. Struck out-By Lively, 3; by Rracken-
ridge, ]. Double plays Buuoll to r. Bra
shear 10 n. Brashcar; Lloly 20 Poarce 10
W. Hogan, wild pitches Breckenridge.
Passed balls-Poarcc. umpires--Hildobrand
and Van HaItren. Time Of game--2 hours.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-10
PORTLAND
SCORE BY INNINGS
3atted for Gregg IN nun InHIHE'
'Batted for Ryan in fifth inning.
SUMMARY
Struck out-By Gregg, 6; by

Struck out-By Gregg, 6; by Byram. g.
Bases on balls-off Gregg orr Byram
Sheehan to Rapps Sacrifice hits-RapPs
Ort. stolen base-Van Buren. Passed balls
Murray, 2. Left on bases-SacranentWo 10
s; Portland, 4, Time of game 90 minutes
I,mpires, Finney and Rankin.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-10
SAN FRANCISCO
xBatted for McArdle in ninth inning,
SCORE BY INNINGS
SUMMARY

Two-base hts-Williams. Tenant. Howard,
Melchoir Sacrifice hits-WheeleT 2. Smith,
Howard. Witt. Bases on balls-Of Easily g.,
off Delhi l. Struck out-By Easily 5, by
Delhi s. Hit by pitched ball-Bernard, Whee-
ler Double play--Wheeler to Howard to Dill
Ion Time Of game-1 hour and 45 minutes.
Umpres-McGreevy and Irwin.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-10
HOGANITES BREAK
EVEN WITH OAKS
Brashear Brothers Are Returning
to Old Hitting Form and
the Fans Rejoice
BEAVERS INCREASE LEAD
YESTERDAYS SCORES

Yesterdays SCORES
Vernon 6. Oakland ?.
Vernon 2, Oakland 4.
Los Angeles 4, san Francisco o.
los Angeles ., San Francisco !.
Portland i, Sacramento 0.
Portland /, Sacramento Give In
ninCs).
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-10
PORTLAND
Totals.
SCORE BY INNINGS
SUMMARY

struck out--By Gregg. s. Bases on balls
off Gregg, 5: off Byram. 2. Sacrifice
stolen base-Shinn. Hit by pitched ball
Boardman. wild pitch-Gregg. Left on
bases-Sacramento I: Portland. S. Time
of game, 1880. Umpires, Rankin and Fin
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-10
Napoleon Lajoie Raps Out Eight
Hits in as Many Trips; Season Ends
NATIONAL LEAGUE

GAMES TODAY
Boston at Brooklyn.
Philadelphia at New York.
St. Louis at Chicago.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-10
VERNON
SCORE BY INNINGS
SUMMARY

Two-base hts-Harkins y. Brashear
Bases on bals-Off Moser, .; Off Harhns
by Hit, A. Double plays--N. Brashcar to
Lindsay 10 N. Brashear; Wares 10 Catshaw
10 Cameron. Hit By pitched balls-Carlisl"
COY by Harkins. Empires Van Haltren ana
Hndcbrand. Time Of game. 1:45.