Los Angeles herald., 1892-10-16
PASADENA.
Y. M. G. A. Delegates to Preach-News
Notes.


Notes.
PASADENA, Oct. 16. - The following
delegates to the Y. M. @. A. convention
have been assigned to the pulpits of the
various churches this morning, by in
vitation of the various pastors:
Presbyteriau-H j. Mccoy, j. w.
Northup, of San Francisco.
Methodist-Rolla v. Watt, San Fran
cisco; Giles Kellogg, San Jose.
First Congregational - Isaiah Bray,
Oakland, HI. E. Banham, Stockton.
Baptist-Irving s. Watson, Oakland !;
G. w. James, Santa Cruz.
Christian-Moor Hesketh, Riverside.
Friends-R. S. Boynes, San Francisco; (;
A. B. Embry, University Southern Cali
fornia. Los Angeles.
Episcopal-C. L. Gates, Int. Sec'y.,
Denver; A. P. Chipron, San Francisco.
UniversaliHt-J. L. Speares, Sacra-
mento; HI. Hiliard, Berkeley.
German M. EFF. w. Godtfring, San
Francisco; John Shenk, Sacramento.
North Pasadena M. E-E S. Libby.
Redlande; Hiram w. Cummings, UNI
versity Southern California.
South Pasadena M. E-Dr. H. O..
French, San Francisco; Prof. G. d. Os-
from, Santa Barbara.
Free Methodist-W. r. Hancock, Red
lands; Rev. HI. D. Knickerbocker, San
Bernardino.
North Pasadena Congregational-John
McTaggart, San Diego; A. l.. Shively,
Ventura.
Salvation ARMY. Martin, G. H.
johnson, San Francisco.
COMPANY BIS SHOOT.
Company B. held its regular monthly
shoot yesterday afternoon, at its
grounds, in the Arroyo Seco. There
was "a fairly good turnout, and much
interest was taken in the contest. The
following is the score of the seven high
est, out of a possible 80: Lieutenant
Cook, 21 Sergeant Case, Al; Sergeant
Coleman, So; Private Heiss, 46; Private
Hermann, 80; Private Shannon, "a /;
Private Clapp, SO; Private Coe, 81.
ATHLETIC CLUB SPORTS.
The Y. M. G. A. athletic sports that
we're held at the grounds of the Pasade-
ma athletic club called out large crowd,
the ladies being especially numerous.
While no records were broken, the boys
did some very good work.
The following records were made:
One hundred-yard dash-Chieckle
10 45 seconds; MCGEE, II seconds ;
Williams, IL 5 seconds.
Throwing 12-pound hammer-Rich-
mond, 81 feet 6 inches; Wilson, Sc feet
inches.
Two.hundred- -and-twenty-yard dash
Trefethen (Oakland), 20 seconds; Hut
ton second.
High jump--Culver (Oakland), 5 feet
~ inches; Doyle (Riverside), feet.
Half mile run-Trefethen (Oakland),
2:2S; Owen (Oakland), 2:2O.
First mile-Shrickles Clos Angeles),
6:19; Magee, second; Van Clever,
third.
Pole vault-Dale (Riverside), 8 feet !;
Culver (Oakland), feet inches.
Second mile-Nicholson, 6:13; Cha
pin, :09.
Dinner was served in Williams hall,
to about 800 Y. M. G. A. delegates,
given under the auspices of the ladies'
central committee.
The contract was let yesterday for the
building OF one-story building for VIM.
Morgan.
Augustus Lang, jr., son of our fellow
townsman A. Lang, returned from San
Francisco today and will take position
in his fathers drug store.
A large number of Pasadenians at
tended the Republican celebration in
Los Angeles this evening.
Political debaters are utilizing the
street corners.
Manager Lowe is to be congratulated
on the excellent quality of attractions
which he is placing on the board of the
opera house. After Dark, on October
22d, is the next drama on the books and
will no doubt draw crowded house.
Rev. F. E. Moran will preach tomor-
row morning at II O'Clock in Williams
hall, subject, God is Love.