The herald., 1894-12-24
SPORTS OF THE DAY.
SOME GOOD BASEBALL AT ATH-
LETIC PARK.
4 Large Crowd ~ Agricultural Park
Yesterday to See the Flyers
at Work-Notes.

The La Grandes defeated the Maier &
Zobeleins yesterday by . score Of II to
8. It was very interesting game from
start to finiAh. The features Of the game
were the battery Of the L . Grnndes. Riv-
era and Henry, and the fielding Of their
frst baseman and left fielder.
Neiss played good game At third for
the Maier & Zobeleins.
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The baseball game between the Wood.
bury Business college and High school
teams, on Saturday, resulted in favor Of
the former, with q score of 9 to 0. Some
very exciting play was witnessed.
THE FLYERS.
Several hundred people went out 10
Agricultural park yesterday to have q
look at tho record breakers that are to
start at the big meeting somorrow and
Wednesday.
Those who went to the track in the
forenoon wore fortunate enough to sec
Andy Mcdowell work out the Salisbury
string.
Ulbricht, who has been selected by
the bicycle men to race against Flying
Jib, :681a, tomorrow, went half . mile
yesterday afternoon in one minute. The
rider had the advantage in being ac-
companied by Flying Jib's running
mate hitched to q cart with Z wind
break, but sven with shis assistance the
tims 10 remarkably good, ~ the track 10
not In shape for bicycle racing.
The horaea we're given easy work.
Mcdowell drove Directly quarter in
0:3l and Flying Jib in 0:30. Alix
worked out a slow mile during the
afternoon In 2:15, the last quarter being
stepped in 80 seconds. Tho Hamlin
string and Patahen were resting all dsy.
ATHLETIC CLUB NOTES.
The Tsampers' annex OF the Los Ange.
les Athletic club saade an excursion to
the Point Firmin lighthouse at San
Pedro yesterday morning. Leaving Los
Angeles on the 0:25 am. train, the
'tramps" arrived at San Pedro at 10 :36.
They i'm mediately sss out fol the light.
house. about miles distant. Arriving
shore about II 80, thsy wsrs met by
Captain Shaw. the keeper of tbs
lighthouse, who spared no effort to
mako THAR visit . most pleasant ono.
After allowing tAs visitors 1plk the sights
and explaining hs working III the big
light, which. BY the way, cost Uncle
Sam $4,000. the party adjourned to the
paIlor, where 7efreshmentH wers
served. Several photographs Of the
party and lighthouse wore then taken.
If Snyons has doubts a. to the loca~
tion of harbsr for Lee Angeles, o lew
moments with Captain Shaw and his
governmont chsrta will serve to make
him firm advocate of locating the har-
bor at San Pedro.
The "tramps" Left the lighthouse at
p. M. and ON arriving vt San Pedro
found bountiful repast awaiting them
at Proch's hostelry. A great deal OF
iun.making mingled with this dinner,
after which, the ''tramps" boarded the
3:25 train for Los Angeles.
All in all the trip proved to be one OF
the most interesting yet taken by this
interesting branch OF the athletic club.
Smokera' night will be the big event At
in indoor athletic circles this week.
Saturday night, the Goth inst, is the
date set for this intereating svsnt. The
leet amokers' nighs was held ON tho
evening Of July 4th, nearly six months
ago. 10 q crowded hall will be the re-
suit. Several four round CONSISTS havs
been arranged between club members,
alao match wrestlirg contest will be
on the program Tor ths evening.
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AnyoAs who has children will rejoice
with L. M. Mulford, OF Plainfield, N. J.
His little boy, five years OF age, was sick
with Group. For two days and nights
he tried various remedies recommended
by friends and neighbors. He says: II
thought sure / would lose him. had
seen Cham berlain's Cough Remedy ad-
vertised and thought would try it az a
last hope and am happy to say that after
two doses be slept until morning. /
gave 1t to him next day and cure was
effected. l keep this remedy in the
houee now and 40 soon AZ any OF the
children show any signs of Group / give
it to them and that 10 the last of it,"
80 cent bottles for sale by of Il Vaughn,
corner Four.h and Spring streets, and
O. F. Heinzeman, 222 North Main street,
druggists.