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Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-19
BUCKS PROVE WORTH
AGAINST LARGER CARS

Time after another the Bucks have
proved their dependability, as attested
emphatically on the new motordrome
track during the past week, when the
little "White Streak" an eighteen
horsepower car. took the worlds rec
ord for five miles and again repeated
the performance in the ten mile event.
Again the Buick "4O'' took the world S
record for stock cars for ten miles,
thus establishing the fact that Buick
cars are built of the right stuff and
are all that numberless racing records
have made them, first in their class
and against much more expensive cars,
and Of much greater power than the
Bucks.
w. ID. NeWerf, president of the W.
d. Newerf Rubber company, who Is
also president of the United Oil Re
fineries, and who is, by the way, owner
of four Bucks personally, recognized
the fact that he could not better eX-
emplify just what Goodyear tires would
do and the products of the refinery OF
which he is the head than by securing
the two Buick racers. Negotiations
with the Howard Automobile company
concluded, the two famous cars passed
over to Mr.. Newerf and he decided to
enter them in every event to which
they are eligible,
Both these cars are equipped with
Goodyear tires and both use Autoline
for their motor fuel and Bull Dog
cylinder oils for fabrication purposes
With these they have made good and
demonstrated just what they will do.
Not a Goodyear tire has been changed
on any of the racing cars equipped
with Goodyears. The same tires are
ON the Bucks and on the Stoddard as
the day they first went to the track,
and apparently as ready to duplicate
their mileage of the past without any
changes.
Newerf claims that he has two OF
the fastest cars in the country in
the two Bucks and that equipped with
Goodyear tires and using Autoline for
fuel they cannot be touched by any
car of similar power.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-19
POMONA BATTERS
SHOW GOOD CLASS
Defeat U. S. C. 6 to | in First
Game of Series for Them
This Season
LEADING FOR CHAMPIONSHIP
SagebruSherS Play Stiff Ball and
Show SxCeIIent Batting
Eyes in PinCheS
Pomona G, U. s. c. /

Pomona college assumed the lead in
the race for the intercollegiate cham
pionship of the Southern California
colleges by defeating U. S. c. yester-
day afternoon on the Methodist field
by the score of to l. This was the
first game of the season for the sage
brushers, and they played a clean field
ing game, and showed a thorough
knowledge of inside baseball, received
under the tutoring of Kitty Brashear
of the Vernons.
Crossman, pitching for the univers-
ity, could not hit his gait and was
pounded at will by the Pomonans, who
gathered in fifteen hits, one of them a
home run, and one a threebagger. In
cidentally, Shut, the Pomona catcher,
brought in the most of the runs made
by his team and caught a heady game
behind the bat. Cover had an off
day at short and was guilty of three
misplays all of which were costly for
his team. Captain Graft of Pomona
hit the ball safely four times. and be-
sides put up a good game at first base.
The result of yesterdays game puts
L. S. c. on a tie for second place with
Occidental. each team having won and
lost a game, with Whittier last. Oc-
cidental and Pomona are to meet next
and L. S. c. will take on the Quakers,
probably next Saturday. Summary:
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-19
FOOTBALL RULES
NEED REFORMING
Coach Wheaton of Annapolis Ex-
presses Opinion That Re-
vision Is Incomplete
NEW CODE UNSATISFACTORY
Bases His Views Upon 0bServa-
tiIonS of Practical Tests
Made on Naval Field
NEW CODE UNSATISFACTORY
Associated Press ]

NEW YORK, April 1S.-More tinker
ing with the football rules is necessary
before it will be possible to save the
present forward pass across the line
of scrimmage and still provide an ade-
quate and proper secondary defense
for the defensive tackles.
This is the opinion today of Henry
NJ. Wheaton, former Yale player. Just
back In New York after observing the
workings of the new rules in spring
practice at Annapolis, where he will
be head coach next year, Wheaton
said:
1.-The troubles of last year and pre-
ceding seasons with the forward pass
will not disappear until rule is adopt
ed providing that any forward pass
across the line of scrimmage which
travels more than ten yards beyond
the point where the ball is put in play
may be caught and handled as fair
catch, under the same regulations that
pertain to the catching of a kick.
This would allow the defensive half
backs to play up close to the line,
preventing line bucking. opening the
play and holding the forward passes to
shorter distances.
THE new tackling rule, which for
bids diving tackles, is failure, and
will result in a bigger cripple list than
the old regulation. Splitting of the
halves into two 15-minute periods has
also resulted unhappily in our spring
practice"
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-19
THE HERALDS SPORTING PAGE
.CHOYNSE| WANTS To
MAKE ARTIST OF JEFF
Would Include Music, Art, Psy-
ChoIogy, Painting and Lit
erature to Routine

CHICAGO. April 1S.-Joe Choynski,
who is on his way to California to join
the Jeffries camp as chief trainer, has
some unique ideas for handling the big
fellow, according to special the
trainer sent to the Evening Post from
La Junta, Colo. The dispatch follows:
"While marking time on a very in
teresting trip back to my native state
-California-I have had much time to
ponder some plans for working with
James ]. Jeffries at Rowardennan.
Music, art, psychology, painting, poet
ry, literature-all of these are going
to be tried on the former champion at
his training camp by yours truly, pro-
viding 1 find that as chief boxing part
ner and superintendent of training [
am given the latitude l should have"
IT shall permit one to indulge in fight
talk or pugilistic tanning with Jeffries when
he Is at the training table, when in the
evening he elects to rest on the porch as
reward for strenuous road and gym work.
TT will be my duty TO get him back into
condition, and I have my theories on how to
dissipate his nervousness and his tendency to
develop grouches.
when we are out on the road no auto
mobile or rig will be permitted to accompany
us. 1 will try TO be with him every minute.
II he wishes TO slow down to walk, loaf
under a tree or even ruminate in some beau
tiful nook of the country over which l rode
mustang in my younger days and before any
one ever thought Of putting in a summer re-
sort camp, he can do so.
In training 1 would not have any one who
cares to talk fight with Jeffres do so until his
tongue is sore - the more fighting talk the
better. But music art, paintings . etc, must
be the subjects OF conversations at the training
table have theories about the nerve centers
and their effect upon pugilist in training.
They all have been commended and corrob-
GRATED by number of Chicago physicians.
some of the highest medical authorities. I'll
stake my life on them, and likewise my ability
to get Jeffries into pleasant frame Of mind,
as well as In grand physical condition.
IT have in my trunk quite bit Of para
phernalia for ascertanlng nervous faults
and will use the appliances on the big fellow
have a new form of therapeutic lamp that
will be used in diagnosis and remedy
For years remained stationary in weight
and only weigh 167 pounds today But l am
gaining weight. 1 have applied the nervous
center treatment upon myself-despite the
fact that l thought l was about the healthiest
man in the world-and 1t is resulting in gain
of flesh But 1 will be pretty light TO meet
the onslaughts Of a o35- pound boxer There
will be no malice grudge work in our box
ing. but I'll try to hit him and he will try TO
hammer me. l will not pneumatic pad
over my heart 1t will be my task TO keep
him from landing those crushing blows"
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-19
WOLGAST IS ANXIOUS
TO GET BACK IN RING
Decides He Cannot Wait Until
September and Wants to
Be Matched for July

According to adVices from Tom Jones,
he is going to have a lot of trouble in
keeping Ad Wolgast out of the ring
until September, as at first announced
Jones says that Ad is getting so weary
of the stage that only the fact that
only another week remains of their
present engagement keeps him on the
job. Ad wants to fight in July, and he
does not care who is sent after his title,
Just so he gets a serimmage on.
That he is apt to be accommodated
is evidenced in the fact that Jimmy
Coffroth yesterday cabled an offer to
Freddie Welsh at Cardiff. Wales, of
10000 for fight with Wolgast in Sep
tember at Colma. Welsh is more than
willing to take on Wolgast-yea, even
anxious-and if all arrangements can
be completed, this pair may be signed
up for an earlier scrap. Welsh cabled
Yesterday that he had received such an
offer from Coffroth, and said that he
was seeking to arrange picture details
before accepting, indicating thereby
that he has accepted the proposition If
suitable arrangements regarding pic
ture interests can be effected.
WOlSast VIII VISIT MS palcilIS a'
Cadillac, Mich, before returning to Los
Angeles his home and headquarters,
but it Is expected that he will arrive
about the middle of May and that he
will be ready to listen to any reason
able offer Manager McCarey may have
to make to him for a fight here. VOL
CAST realizes that Los Angeles is home
to him and that he has more friends
here than in any other city in the
world, and he is anxious to fight here
The poor showing of Matty Baldwin
recently caused McCarey to call off the
Wolgast- Baldwin fight that he had
scheduled for June, but the local pro-
moter has George Memsic, Frank Pi-
cato, Tommy Murphy and quite a
bunch of others from which to pick an
opponent for Ad for the desired July
date, and he will bid stiffly for the
hOut
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-19
.BUBBUING WATER IS
WINNER Of HANDICAP
Classy Mare Takes EmeryviIIe
Feature as Favorite from
Fern l.. by Two Lengths

OAKLAND, April 1S-Bubbling Wa
ter again displayed her class when she
won the Redwood handicap at Emery
willie today. She ruled favorite over
Fern L. and Rey Hindoo and won
driving by over two lengths. Favor
ties ran well with the exception of the
third, when El Molino bumped into
Tramotor, causing Kent to lose his
strrup. TramotOr was practically
left. Results:
selling-Prlde Of Lismore. 1l2 (Mentry), won
Sweet Basil. 10S Moleswortm second; Gelico,
Jos (Callaghan), third. Time l:OS. Lumen,
Cantem Zlnkand Arthur Rouse Clara sal
and FL Perfectc also ran.
Second race, futurity course, sellng-No
Quarter, 104 Thomas) won; Titus H. JOB
Jahnsen) second: Burning Bush, Jos tMoles-
WORTH third. Time, Ill Biskra, Matte
Mack, Sir Barry, Royal N. Father Downey'
Delmas, Bellehower Jillett and Billy Mayham
also ran.
Third race, futurity course, selling-Ellerd,
III Wan Dusen), won; May Pink, 9S (Selden)'
second; FL Molino, 50 d<ederi) third Time
11l. Billy Myers, Anne McGee, Ben stone
Roberta, T. NJ Fry and Tramotor also ran.
Fourth race, six furlonEs, Redwood handi-
cap-Bubbling Water, IFS (Nllhams), won,
Fern l.. Sc CThomas) second Rey Hindoo, III
CMolesworthl third. Time, 113 2-5. Only
three starters.
Fifth race. mile and seventy yards, selling
French Cook, 112 (Mentry), won; Kaiserhon,
112 CWiniams) second Hush Money liz
CThonas). third Time. 145. Ruzric, spring
Ban. Contra Costa, Don Enrique and ]. c.
Glenn finished named.
Sixth race six furlongs sellng-Iremargo'
1876 (Keogh), won; Father Stafford, l23 tNil-
uams). second; Minnedocia, 10 (Molesworth,
third. Time, LA AS. Gramercy Lord Clinton,
silver Grain Cobleskill, Hannibal Bey. odd
Rose and st. Francis finished as named.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-19
HEAT COMPELS JEFF
To STRIP To WAIST
Bio Fellow Working So Hard That
He Is Forced to Discard
His Tights

BEN LOMOND, Cal. April 1S.-Visitors TO
James J. Jeffries' training camp today Wit
messed tho rather unusual sight OF the former
champion stripped to tho waist while going
through his stunts. After laboring vigorously
with the chest weights for half an hour. with
the perspiration rolling off of him, Jeffries
suddenly concluded it was too warm 10 work
that way and removed his heavy undershirt
in which ne has heretofore exercised. Jeffries
then went at the punching bag with vim
that threatened TO wreck that apparatus.
In the bright sunlight he loomed up almost
as muscular as in his former days. 1t showed
that his two weeks training has already
served 10 remove considerable superhuous fat
from the upper part Of his body. while lower
down there is still trace Of a fast fading
paunch. His huge arms and hairy chest
looked as formidable in the days Of his
former pugiiistic career.
Most Of the afternoon was put i'm by Jeffries
by exercising with chest weights and punching
the bag Farmer Burns explained that JEFF
fries steady application to the weights was
to loosen up the muscles OF his back and TO
regain the elasticity characteristic OF the
big fighter in his previous battles. when
the elasticity is gone the athlete has been
scooped by Father Time" declared Burns
he watched Jeffries' play of muscles As yet
no announcement has been made TO when
Jefrries viii resume boxing as part Of his
daily grind.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-19
OAKLAND ENTRIES

First race, six furongs, selling-Royal NJ
IA, Pacifco, Gene Russell, Combury' III;
I.ovey Mary, Amethyst, 1o9; Louis Streuber
Matchtulla, los; Fredonia, Trocha, 'St Alban5
JOG; 'Salomy Jane, 10l.
Second race, four furlongs selling-Beatrice
Soule, Ban Ann, 109; Robert Hurst lol
Amala, Jos; Abigail X 10i; Othale, Wiltrude
S. 1oi; Lady NJ. NJ, Pearl Sass, Joe Wells
100; Dolle V. B., 9s; FPetite Oiseau, 96.
Third race, mile and seventy yards. selling
Colonel Jack ia; Sir John, 1o7; John Louis
Whldden, Round and Round. 106; Aks-Ar-
Ben, l0l: "Birth, 50; Redeem Sc.
Fourth race six and one-half furlongs
PURSE Chester Krum, III; Oswald b., 1o9;
Lady Elizabeth, Miles, 1o7; Good Ship lo2;
Kid North 80; Banorella, o.
Fifth race mile and one-quarter, selling
j. r. Laughrey. 115; Goldway, Legatee, JOG;
'MarIlngo. 1o4; Right Sort, lo2; Miss Naomi
100. o.,-.--
sixth race, six furiongs, selling-collector 5,
Jessup ia; G. j. Cox, My Pal Giles, Swager-
lator An Alone, Preteusion, Ill; Dovalta,
Daily. 109; "Cohert, Phlnstina, JOG; 'Waner,
lQ3.
sApprentice allowance,
Track fast; weather cloudy,
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-19
JEFF IS UNCONCERNED
REGARDING REFEREE
SAYS He Does Not Care Who Gets
the Job if He Only Knows
His Business

BEN LOMOND, Cal, April 1s.-When James
j. Jeffries was informed today that Jack John
son had declared in favor Of Jack Welch for
referee Of the coming fight he said;
Il don't believe I've given the referee ques-
ton moments thought so far. Any of the
names suggested would be agreeable to me.
The selection of the referee will be in Berger s
hands Personally, I don't care much who
the third man Is long as he thoroughly un-
derstands the game"
Berger said that he felt very much as
Jeffries did and had no particular choice in
mind. He added;
Some time before May A. the date for the
selection Of the referee Jeffries and I Will
take the matter up, and I Will submit the
names Of five men, any one Of whom would
be agreeable to us, but at present I don /
care to mention any Of the FIVE"
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-19
BUTTE RIFLE CLUB
WINS CHAMPIONSHIP
Wins Shoot Off with WincheSterS
of New Haven, Both For
merIy Being Tied

WASHINGTON, April 1S.--The indoor rife
team shooting championship Of the United
states has been won by the Rocky Mountain
Rife club of Butte. Mont. This club and the
winchester Rod and Gun club Of New Haven,
Conn., were tied for first place in the twelve
weeks shoot In the deciding contest last
week the Rocky Mountain club won. 9S5 TO $50
Each of the leading clubs had lost one and
won ten matches The Seattle Rifle and Re-
yolver association was sixth. Among other
clubs in the league were the Los Angeles
Rife and Revolver club, the Tacoma Rife and
Revolver club and the Triange Cadets Rifle
club OF Los Angelica
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-19
AouEDUcT RESULTS

AQUEDUCT, April 1s.-The rainy weather
kept the attendance down at Aqueduct today.
The card was greatly reduced, as the owners
did not care TO take chances in the muddy
going Results:
First race. four furlongs-Whin won Haw-
ley second Pluvus third Time, :52.
Second race, six and half furongs--Ed
Bali won, Black Mate second, Rob third.
Time. 1:24.
Third race. the Ozone stakes, four furlongs-
scrimmage won, Agawam second, Frank Null
lens third. Time, 80 As.
Fourth race. handicap six and a half fur
longs-Wise Mason won, Wander second.
Time I :2j 2-5. Two starters.
Fifth race, selling, six furlongs-Danfeld
won. Blundara second, Young Belle third.
Time, 1.19
sixth race, five Administration won, Duke
OF Ormonde second. Metaphor III third Time,
.04 20
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-19
BAILEY WEAKENS AFTER
HAVING HIS GAME WON
Error by Wallace UnSteadieS Him.
and Tigers Win

DETROIT. April 1s.-Detroit won the first
game OF the series with st. Louis here today.
3 to 2. Bailey pitched unbeatable hall until
the eighth, when an error by Wallace on
StanaGes grounlcr seemed to unsteady him.
He passed two men with two out, and Cobb
tied the score with a double. In the ninth
Crawford walked and Delehanty hit for three
bases. Score:
Detroit 3, hits A. errors 0.
st. Louis .. hits G. errors ..
Batteries-Mullin and Stanoge; Schmidt,
Bailey and stephens
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-19
BATTER IS INSTANTLY
KILLED BY PITCHED BALL

:, FREEBURG, Ill, April 1S.- :
= William Schmidt, aged 2S, first !
y baseman for the local baseball J
= team, was almost instantly killed !
= by pitched ball during a game :.
= with St. Louis club yesterday !
= He was struck over the heart :
= while batting and fell dead after )
= taking few steps toward first )
: base. A coroner's jury was i'm !
j. paneled on the field from the I
y spectators, and a verdict of acci- =
u dental death was returned. (
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-19
BUBBLES ROBINSON WINS
EASILY FROM GRIFFIN

X SCHENECTADY, N. Y, April !
X 1S'-In a fierce ten-round fight to- !
j. night Bubbles Robinson, the Los !
J. Angeles lightweight defeated :
\ Australian Charley Griffin. Grif- !
j. fin did most of the leading, but !
!. Robinson landed the telling blows,
:. and in the ninth and tenth had
!. Griffin going.
4 i. X !. !. 4 4 < K 4 i !. !. 4 i i 4 i 4
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-19
GOODYEAR TIRES GOOD

Goodyear tires have again proved
their capacity by the fact that not a
Goodyear tire was changed at the mo-
tordrome during the opening meet
The threads stood the terrific strain
so that the tires on the Bucks have
stood everything that car can stand
and are ready to go again. This Is
one of the highest recommendations
Goodyears have yet had.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-19
ANOTHER BIG LEAGUE
MAY INVADE THE EAST

CHICAGO, April 1S.-The Organiza-
tion of a new baseball league, composed
of Chicago, Kansas City, Philadelphia,
New York, Cleveland, Cincinnati, st.
Louis and possibly Boston is being con-
sidered, according to Henry &. Oster-
man, a local "semi-pro." magnate. Os-
terman said today that queries had been
sent to the various cities TO determine
what steps might he taken to bring
about the immediate formation of the
league. james j. Callaghan, Andy
Coakley, "Jiggs" DOnahue and John q.
Killing are mentioned the hackers of
this circuit
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-19
JOHNSON QUITS TRAINING

CHICAGO, April 1S-JaoS Johnson, dis
gusted with the near winter which is lingering
in the lap of spring in this vicinity said to-
day that he would make no more attempts &c
train until he reached the coast He expects
TO leave here next Thursday, stopping at salt
Lake and Los Angeles, arriving at San Fran
CISCO May l.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-19
DRISCOLL KNOCKS OUT
ROBSON IN FIFTEENTH

LONDON, April ia big crowd to-
day saw Jem DrIsc0ll, the featherweight
champion of England, knock out Spike
Robson, also of England, in the fifteenth
round, for the featherweight champion
ship and a purse of $4,000. The bout
was scheduled for twenty rounds. Rob
son was Outclassed. The Lord Lonsdale
belt goes to the winner,
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-19
POMONA
SUMMARY

Home run-Shutt. Three-base hlt-Shutt.
Two-base hits-Graf Wirsching. Malcolm,
Hall Bases on balls-On Kingman, 3. Struck
out-By Kingman, g. Crossman, 5. Double
plaY-Kingman to Garner to Graf Passed
ball-Gates. Hit by pitched ball-Trotter.
Time of game-2:00. Umplre-Scotty Allen.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-19
CRACKS ENTER MARATHON

BUFFALO, April 1S.-Entries have been &C
copted from IiJungstrom, Sellen, Crook,
Meadows. Helmer IIebrch and or two
other long distance running stars for ff-
tcen-nile race in Buffalo on April 80.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-19
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Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-19
WESTON AT BUFFALO

BUFFALO. April 1S,-Edward Payson Wes-
ton the pedestrian reached his hotel in this
city at 12:45 today. He is sixteen days ahead
OF his schedule.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-19
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

At Toledo-Iouisville ?. Toledo g.
At Observation-Disclosures 2, Minneapolis Z
At Columbus-Indianapols I. Columbus s.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-19
AMERICAN HORSES THIRD

ST. CLOUD. France April 1S.-Two third
places were the best tnat American entries
could do in the racing At st. Cloud today. w.
X Vanderbilts Defender and Eugene Flsch-
effs Antioch finished third respectively in the
prix Fleury and the prix Chausse
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-19
BIG LEAGUES RAINED OUT

All National and American league games ex-
cept St Louis at Detroit, American, post
poned; rain
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-19
%..sasSs, dc. %,1D"'' DIR. DAVIS s:",ss'.. Sc s.s,.
ANTI : HEADACHE
If nervous headache take q 500
TREATMENT OF
AJAX TABLETS.
To build up the nervous system
NoTIcE-MANAeER ABBOTT

Joe Pedrott would, like to see Frank Abbott,
the amateur baseball manager at the election
polls at 5O5 Aliso street any time before noon
today on important business
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1910-09-17
CONTEST ELECTION
OF KINDS IN MAINE
Examination of Ballots in
First District Demanded.

Portland, Me-, Sept. Is Notice
has been served on the clerks of the
cities and towns of the first district
that request will be made for an ex.
animation of the ballots in behalf of
William M. Pennell, Democratic
candidate for congress against Ash
err C. Kinds, Republican. Unofficial
returns give Mr.. Kinds a plurality
of 703.
Returns from remote towns of
the fourth district showed the re-
election of Frank E. Guernsey, Re-
publican. In the second and third
districts Daniel McGillicuddy and
Samuel w. Gould won decisively.
The joint session of the legisla.
ture will be Democratic by Ill to 60.
assuring a Democratic senator to
succeed Senator Hale.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1910-09-17
Unusual Record.

Russellville, KY, Sep TENDER 15
MIR. c. w. Epley. a citizen of 10
gan county. living at Epley Station
can boast of very unusual record
when it comes to spending the nights
by his own fire-side. Mr.. Epley is a
married man 81 years, old father and
grandfather. yet he has the distinct
ion of having never spent a night
from home since his marriage. Mr..
Epley has often been called away on
important business, but he has al
ways managed to return to his own
peaceful abode when the shadows of
night crept on.