The herald., 1896-11-27
THE TIME WAS RATHER SLOW
Sending the Los Angeles Boys Home
With Nice White Egg-Per-
sonal News and Brevities.

PASADENA, Nov. 26.-The grand
stand was we'll filled at the bicycle
track this afternoon. The attendance
was much better than the races, which
were on the order of loafs. Only one
event, the two-mile race between Fritz
Lacy of Los Angeles and Myron Hill
of this city was paced. Otherwise good
program was carried out, and every
thing was in good order except Starter
Flint's revolver, which had to be done
away with after the first two or three
events.
The first race was the one mile novice.
Starters, George F. Stevenson, ]. w.
Haver, Will L. Clark and Allen Nye.
Haver came in first in this race, but was
disqualified on account of having looked
buck on the last lap. Time, 2:50 3-5.
One mile Observation-Disclosures, w.
NJ. Jenkins, AID. Tompkins I. A. Bell,
j. w. Cowan. Won by Tompkins, Cowan
second; time, 2:55.
One third mile amateur-Starters, M.
A. Cassanave, G. +. Stevenson, Will L.
Clark, w. f. DAILY, F. A. Coty, Arthur
Woodvlle in the first heat. Won by De-
lay. Cassanave second; time, 46 20.
One third mile, amaateur-Second
neat. STARTERS. w 1ldNSl, alidu 4NyS,
Fred Rowan. A. l.. Taber, Myron Hill.
Won by Hill. Nye second; time, 81 1-5.
One mile amateur-First heat: Start
ers, A Cassanave, G. f. Stevenson, VIII
l.. Clark. w. e. Delay, F. A. Coty. Won
by Delay, Coty second; time, 2:40 20.
Second heat-Starters, Arthur Wood
vile, A. l.. Taber Fred Rowan, ]. w.
Haver, Myron Hill. Won by Hill, Row
an second; time, 2:43 20.
Three mile derby, professional-Start-
ers. w. NJ Jenkins, j. w. Cowan, T. A.
Bell. a. D. Tompkins. This race was
three races in one, the winner for each
mile scoring. First mile won by Cowan,
Rell second: second mile won by Bell
Cowan second; third mile won by Cow
an. Bell second.
Final heat of the one mile amateur
Starters. those who qualified in the first
heats; won by HILL Coty second.
Final heat of the one mile open
Starters, those who qualified in the first
two heats; won by Hill; time, 2:35.
The ten mile race between Myror Hill
and Fritz Lacy was paced by two tan
dems. Lacy followed the tandem from
the start and did not lose an inch. Hill
could not keep the pace and dropped
out after few laps. Lacy's time for
four miles was 9:29 2-5 five miles,
11:55 rs; ten miles, 24:25 4-5
The last event OF the day was the one
mile handicap amateur. In this race
false start was made and Haver fell
on the first lap, when the race was being
called for a new start. Starters. M. A.
Cassanave and w. e. Delay, scratch;
]. W. Haver, 60 yards: Fred Rowan, 60
yards: Allan Nye, IS yards; w. L. Clark,
125 yards: F. A. Coty. 20 yards; Arthur
Taber, 20 yards; Myron Hill, 20 yards;
A. Woodville, So yards: G. f. Stevenson.
125 yards; won by Nye, Cassanave Sec
ond time, 22s rs.
A game of football was played during
or1xr ~ nf hn a
mencing at 2:15, between the Throop
light team and a team from Los Angeles
college. Throop started out with a
touchdown and goal in the first half,
and kept up the gain throughout the
game, though they did not have walk
over by any means. Throop won by the
score of 10 to 0.
One of the jolliest performances of the
year was given by the Corinne Extrava-
ganza company at the opera house last
evening. There is little or no scheme To
the play, but whatever it can be called
1t Is full of fun and interest from be-
ginning to end.
The testimonial benefit concert to be
given Charles Swan, treasurer of the
opera house, Is dated for Wednesday
evening, December I'd, when large {
tendance is anticipated. as the best tai
ent of the section will be on hand.
Company has received orders to at
tenO QlV1ne services next sunday IN
body. The church has not been selected,
but it is probable that they will attend
local church, though there Is some talk
!. of joining the Los Angeles company at
Christ church in that city.
B. F. Crews of Monrovia was visitor
in the city during the last few days.
Mrs. L. Bannister of Los Angeles is
the guest Of Mrs. J. H. Murphy at the
Wooster block.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. s. Cristy Of California
street have arrived home after an ex-
tended eastern trip.
Miss Leah Crawford Is about again
after a serious illness.
Mrs. ]. D. Brown has left this city to
reside permanently in San Francisco
Mrs. II. W. Sutmeyer left yesterday for
Phoenix, Ariz. on q visit.
Ed Wood left yesterday morning for
q stay of ten days at Randsburg.
Miss Grace Johnston of Pomona IL the
guest Of her sister Mrs. w. H. Pinney,
Mr.. and Mrs. Chauncey C. Clark gave
a dinner at their home, 221 Columbia
street, in honor of the first anniversary
of their marriage. Friends and relatives
enjoyed the day and Mr.. and Mrs Clark
were the recipients of some beautiful
presents.