The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1893-06-19
PASADEN A.
A Lot of Sports Arranged for To-day
Local Notes.


PASADENA, June 18.--Tomorrow Is
Throop university field day, and jolly
lot of athletic sports is looked for. The
boys have taken great inherent in the
contest and have been training for some
time, 80 that good results may be looked
for. The prizes for the various events,
consisting of gold and silver medals,
have been offered by business men OF
the town.
Preceding the regular program 100
yard dash ia to come off between Geo.
Throop and Harry Arthur, on which it
ia understood there lie considerable bet
ting.
Owing to the length OF the programme
the hour for commencing has been set
at 10 q. m. instead OF l p. M, at the
Athletic club grounds on South Fair
Oaks.
Following ia the complete list of en-
tries
Throwing hammer. Il. Hickson, o.
w. Brooks, Seth Hardison.
Baseball throwing-George Throop,
George Thompson, Fred Throop.
1sGs Quarter mile bicycle-Ebert Dunbar,
A. X. Macomber, Ed. Groenendyke,
Charles Knight, q. II. Stokes, E. o.
Robinson.
One hundred-yard run-Rhodin @.
I Scudder, George Throop, George Thomp-
son, A. Dore Smith, q. Edward Miller,
T. L. Rice.
=. Running broad jump-Rhodiu g.
3 Scudder, Robert S. Allen. E. O. Robin
son.
Half-mjle bicyce-Ebert Dunbar
A. K. Macomber, Ed. Groenendyke,
{ q. @. Stokes, Charles Knight, E. @.
Robinson.
Two hundred and twenty Yards
Rhodin @. Scudder. George Throop.
George Thompson, A. X. Macomber, A.
Dore Smith, G.. Edgar Miller.
High jump-Robert Allen, f. @. Rob-
inHon.
Sack race-Alfred Erskine, sobieski
Lowe, Thomas Nelmes.
One hundred and twenty yard hurdle
5dt don sns21 GrhTIo4RP Gs01s' Thompson
One mile bicycle-A. X. Maeomber,
Ed Groenendyke, g. II. Stokes, f. @.
Robinson, Charles Knight, Ebert Dun
bar.
Quarter mile run-George Throop,
George Thompson. A. Dore Smith, John
M. Whitman, FL. l.. Williams.
Orange race-John NJ. Whitman, Louis
Smith, Thomas Nelmes, Sobieski Lowe,
Alfred Erekine.
Mile run--John M. Whitman, T. L..
Rice, E. kellogg, ]. Gordon Smith, II. L.
Z Williams.
Three mile bicycle, handicap, open
Macy Thomson, P. A. c., S. @. Rambler
team, scratch.
A. II. Smith, P. W., % yards Charles
{ Glass, P. W., rs yards; Ebert Dunbar,
e 7. P. l., 25 Yards; Robert Gaylord, P.W. ;
30 yards Ed Braley, P. W., 100 yards
G.. G. Kitchener. P. W., 100 yards; Ed
Gamble, P. W., $50 yards +. G. Robin
son, 7. P. L., $50 yards; Ed Groenen-
dyke, I. P. L., 200 yards; G. s. Stokes,
7. P. l., 200 yards.
T. Military drill by Throop cadets-Prize
n Tor best drilled sergeant: Walker, Stokes.
Smith. Prize for best drilled private
Allen, Corson, Underline, Greer, Groes-
3 beck, Kenyon, Miller, Rice, Scudder,
Throop.
MAccABEEs' ANNIVERSARY.
The knights of the Maccabees today
celebrated the twelfth anniversary OF
their order.
Rev. Harris Of the Baptist church
preached sermon especially to
the Maccabees, this morning, over
fifty members of Pasadena tent
No. /. being present. The sermon re.
viewed the history OF the historical fam
lily from which the order takes its name,
drawing many useful lessons from their
bravery and vslor.
et NOTES.
An'entertainment is on foot at the
Athletic club.
W. H. Huff OF the Sata Fe station has
taken position in Los Angeles.
The funeral of George Lindsey will
q take place tomorrow at 2 p. m. from the
residence of Mrp. MCGEE, corner of De-
Lacy and Orange place.
pot of sulphur which some one in
Brown & Sutlf's store set on fire last
evening WAS the cause of fire alarm be-
ing turned in. Some one passing by and
smelling the sulphur thought the build
ing was afre and gave the fire company
e run for the fun OF the thing.
On Tuesday next there will be an ex.
hibit OF the work OF the students OF
Throop Polytechnic Institute, in Poly
technic hall, corner Fair Oaks aud
Chestnut, from 10 to IL a. m. and from
to p. m. A cordial invitation is ex-
tended to those interested in the work
to be present.
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